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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02
PETERSBURG.
Chamber Of Commerce Endorses
Seaboard Air Line Scheme.
Miss Rosa a. Young Becomes ,hs
Bride OF mar. Robers stiios-Noiss
Gathered Hero and There Along
tho Appomnttox.
Especial to virginian-Pllot.)

Petersburg, Va, Feb. IA special
meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce
was held this evening to take action
on the Senate bill to incorporate the
Richmond and Washington Air Line
Railway. The meeting was addressed
by State Senator McIlwaine and others.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That in view of the needs
Of the citizens of this Commonwealth
and the necessities of commerce. to-
gether with the spirit of all the peo-
pie antagonistic to any kind of nonop-
oily in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
we. the members Of the Chamber Of
Commerce of the city of Petersburg do
most earnestly urge that the State of
Virginia, by her Legislature. grant full
facilities to all legitimate competing
corporations and business enterprises
SO that there shall be the fullest COM
petition.
Resolved second, That we respectfully
ask that the Legislature grant the
charter now being asked for by the
Richmond and Washington Air Line
Railway Company as embodied in SEN
ate Bill No. 342 provided it be so
amended as to require of such railway
company reasonable guarantee for the
protection of the interest of the State
to the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad.
We make this request of the LeEis-
lature In general, and OF our represent
atives in the Senate and House of Del
egates, notwithstanding, as we do,
that to grant this charter 1t would be
to the pecuniary interest of the State
and for the best interest of the people
at large primarily, and for the pro-
lection of commerce secondarily.
STATE HOSPITAL.
The Executive Committee of The Cen
trail State Hospital held Its regular
monthly meeting to-day and transacted
routine business.
a BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
There was a very brilliant marriage
this afternoon at 6 o'clock at Market
Street NJ. e. Church. The contracting
parties were Miss Rosa c. Young and
Mr. Robert Stiles. Mr. Walter Stiles
tbrothcr Of the groom) was best man,
and Miss Ella Belle Young (sister of
the bride) and Miss Kate stiles (sster
of the groom) were the maids of honor.
The ushers were Messrs w. S. Young
(brother of the brlde), r. L. Campbell
and w. NJ. Lewis. Rev. w. w. Lear
officiated The church was handsomely
decorated In honor of the occasion. The
bridal presents were not only numcr-
Gus and useful, but very handsome.
The couple left for Washington and
Baltimore on bridal tour.
The steam tug Sue. from Ciaremont,
Is at the wharf here undergoing re-
pairs.
During the past month the clerk of
the court admitted to record thirty
seven deeds.
The temperature last night and to-
day was about the coolest experienced
here this winter. The river is frozen
over, but the ice in the harbor was
broken this morning by tugboats.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02
CAPE CHARLES.
TEA AND ToAsT-ROLL OF HONOR
THANKS
Especial to virginian- Pilot,


Especial to virginian- PilotD
Cape Charles, Va. Feb. 1.-The Ep-
worth League Of Cape Charles NJ. e.
Church held IT" and Toast" social
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.
Lilzenberg, January 29th. The enter
tatiHH4eat- Mas- an -nniqne- affair and en-.
braced games and list of questions.
The answers to the questions were re-
quired to be written by those present
and to end in the syllable 'ty," after
which subject was given TO each one.
and upon which they were required to
give one-minute toast"
A prize was awarded TO Mr. Litzen-
berg for giving the largest number of
correct answers to the questions. MIR.
j. Clifford Taylor secured the BOBBY
prize The evening was delightfully."-
spent and those present returned to
their homes with the consciousness thai
they had been benefited by thus Willing
away the evening hours together. They
realized. too. that they were under obi
cations to Mr.. and Mrs. Gutenberg and
to Miss Mabel Smith for the splendid
entertainment which they had provId-
ed, and to Mrs. II. V. Ward for the
eXquisltely rendered musical side of the
Social
The league hereafter will hold weekly
meetings in the church for Bible study.
for the study of Methodist history and
discipline and for general literary adj
vancement. Public invited.
ROLL OF HONOR.
The following list of pupils have won
distinction in the Cape Charles High
School, and in consequence their names
are placed on the roll of honor for jan
uary, 1900:
High School Department. w. e. Dick
inson, Teacher-Luther Palmer, Hilton
Warren. Marie Bozman, Mildred Fitz.
gerald. Evelyn Nottingham. Clarence
Richardson. Margaret Wilson, Emma
Hughes. Mary Fitchett, Fannie Willis.
Grammar Department (5th, 9th and
7th Grades), Miss B. B. Nottingham.
Feacher-Curry Thomas and Saliie
Jones.
intermediate Department cd and
4th Grades. Miss saral Doughty.
Teacher-Grady Bozman, Levin Will
liams. Lula Hughes I<ittyJohes. Willie
Fisher. Ernest Willlams,i Gertie VIM
brough, Harold Kellam.
Primary Department. dst and Cd
Grades), Miss Mabel Shith, Teacher
Bertha Humphreys. Carl McGrath,
Charlie Vincent, Vivig Collins, Marion
Morton, Emma Fshef, Harold Smith,
Charlie Humphreys Lizzie wilkins
Reese Collins, Francis Thomas, Haden
Bozman. Fannie FIchett, Willie Will
liams.
THANKS.
The Sisters OF 81 vincent's Hospital
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02
ROANOKE.
AT IIYMEN's ALTAR-RESULT OF
BURNS.


Roanoke, Va, Feb. AT noon. at
the residence of Colonel G. II. T. Greer,
on Ninth avenue, southwest. Miss Carr
oline Greer was married TO James Har-
den Hill, Norfolk and Western train
dispatcher. Rev Robert w. Patton. OF
Christ's Protestant Episcopal Church,
was the officiating minister. ~. b.
Beck. of Philadelphia, was best man.
and Miss Emma Greer, sister Of the
bride. maid of honor.
a marriage license was issued yester-
day afternoon to J. A. Pearson, n Nor
folk and Western engineer. and Miss
Mae Williams, daughter of Rev. w. H.
Williams. the drummer evangelist.
AT Vinton yesterday Miss Mary
Compton wac united In marriage to
James Brown. Il prosperous Bedford
county farmer. Yesterday the wedding
took place at the residence of J. w
Compton. father of the bride. Rev. J.
\. Barnhardt onlciated.
Veronica V. Shulilrum, the 14-year-
I'D daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Shulkrum. died at an early hour yester-
day from the effects of severe burns
received ono month ago. The remains
will be taken to Martinsburg. w. Va.
for interment
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02
SUICIDE.

Joe Egbert Motley, ell-known far
mer of buckingham county, committed
suicide this morning by jumping head
Ions into an open we'll He had been
suffering from melancholia for several
weeks. and a guard had been placed
over him. They came out of the house
together, and the guard turned back a
moment, and Mr.. Motley slammed the
door between them and ran for the
we'll The guard chased the unfortn-
nate man to the wells mouth, but could
not stop him. He was dead when taken
out.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02

in Norfolk, have. through the Rev.
Father Mickle, of the Cape Charles
Catholic Church. returned their sincere
thanks to citizens OF this place who
contributed to the fund for the rebulld-
Ing of the edifice. Under the presidency
of the late r. H. Nicholas a movement
was started here and fund of SIS. 25
secured for the worthy object. This
amount was turned in to the Sisters by
MI L. e. Mumford, the treasurer OF
the subscription committee
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02
Negro Sues White Reetauranter.

C3y Telegraph 10 Virginian-Pi lot.)
Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 1.-walter e.
Pillows colored attorney of this city,
entered suit to-day against william H.
Mccarthy. a prominent restauranteur
for IS 900 damages for refusing serve
Congressman George H. " h'te O.;
North Carolina and him. elf with d n
ner Billows claims that McCart ~ Of
fered to serve them elsewhere than in
the general dining-room. but they de-
manded an equal footing with viii c
persons and left the place.
OF all virtues magnanimity Is the
rarest: there are q hundred persons OF
merit for one who willingly acknowl
edges it in nnother.-Hazlitt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02
Dixie Remedy Co.
SYPHllIS IIs4Iss55sS SESAME ssfslHSsFy per- or

STTHIEIO Iers,ary Syphilis per-
TO IS days You can be treated at hon,s
for the same price under same guaranty
II you prefer to coma here we will CO..
tract to pay railroad fare and hotel hill
and no charge II we fall to cure il yo,;
have taken mercury. iodide potash ana
Patches in mouth. sore throat, pimnicuss
copper col1red spots. ulcers on any n.s;
OF the body. hair or eyebrows failins p p,.,t
It Is this SyphiiItic BLOOD PoiSoT thn,
we guarantee TO cure. We solicit tS
most obstinate cases and challenges t thhe
world for case cannot cura rsluo
disease has always baffled the skill ~ t n,s
most eminent physicians. Absolute nro tne
Manhood cured. and make you Zee, ii Ssss.
a boy. Also Gonorrhoea. elect, Sperm1naee
torrhoea. Whites unnatural discharge
or any mia mmation or ulcera tion -
mucous MEMBRANES cured We euaran,ee
70 cure OF money refunded. Write FOR
blanks and booklets on these dise..s.
AddreBs THE DIXIE REMEDY e 1ssa.
p. o. Box 62S. Norfolk. Va. "~s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02
PREDICTIONS.

The weather predictions Of the Wea-
ther Bureau were true to the letter on
the Shore Tuesday. Wednesday and to-
day Wednesday morning q light skim
OF snow covered the earth, with a low
temperature and binding squalls OF
ieathery iiakes alternating now and
then with brief glimpcs Of sunshine
The tempera ure fell as the day pass
ed, and last night was perhaps the
coolest OF the winter. A bright sun
shine, brisk westerly winds and contin-
Ted cold are the features of to-day.
MIR. A. f. Heck, manager and pub
Usher of the Pioneer, kindly represent
cd the Virginian-Pllot on the Shore sew
eral days this week in the absence of
Its regular reporter
pleasant little entertainment took
place last Saturday evening ut Mil
ford" the attractive home of Squire l..
5. Nottingham, near Seaview. Amoag
tho guests In attendance were J.. G..
Rodgers, superintendent of the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road; his chief Jerk. Mr. John w. Car
Charles. and Hon. John S. Wise. of
New York.
Some Of the most far-seeing and sa-
gacious citizens here are presenting a
strong array of cosent reasons In IA
for of preparing at once to improve
Cape Charles with n undermined sewer
age system.
A roll OF Virglnian-Pilot newspapers,
addressed to one of our newsiealers
here. reached Cape Charles yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. instead Of at IL
o'clock in the morning-a loss in time
of six hours. Evidently the .'pouching"
clerk In the Norfolk postofiice needs
better grade OF glasses!
Mr.. L. IL. Ballard, of Mt. Washington,
Md, returned home Thursday morning
| from a weeks visit to his uncle. Mrs.
John w. Carroll, of Ta2ewell avenue.
Mr.. Ballard is an old hotel man on the
Peninsula. and Is well and favorably
known to many of our people. Not
withstandfng his advanced age he be-
Ing way up in Gig ty. he Is robust and
hearty.
DR.. Southgate Leigh of Norfolk, was
on professional visit to the Shore
Thursday. He was ca i d to prescribe
for Mr.. Thomas IL. Dixon, of Town
send. whose health has been delicate
foi q considerable period.
An elegant reception Will be given to-
| night at the home of Z. r. Spady, e O.,
l. Ea~tvile. a num- err of Cape
Charles people have sgnified their In
tent II o. bel! e re ont
NJ SIS Lizzie Fl ch' tt of Cheapside, IS
a sent visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mr. Thomas wilkins of Capeville, has
been on ,he sick list for some days,
while me sizes are holding sway In the
Daily neighborhood.
The sale of the personal estate of the
late John Thomas Whit head took
place at his late home near Bayview
yesterday. Notwiths landing the sever
ity OF the weather, the attendance was
| large and the prices realized good Peo-
pie Will attend sales and they will sure
fiSspurchase every thing put up.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02

Butt. Of Portsmouth, came yesterday
to be entertained by Mrs. C. ]. Rid
dick. on Brooklyn Heights.
Mr.. c.. Woodward, Of Portsmouth,
was In town to-day.
About ESQ seats have already been
sold for the band boys benefit concert
tomorrow night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02

day in regard to the report. and ad-
mitted that it was true that Dr. Whit
slit would be offered such position.
He would not say anything as to what
position had been offered the famous
Baptist minister.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20
Order OF Publication.
STATEOF MISSOURI =,
...u.uws 90 4 49, p

STATEOF MISSOURI
County OF bates, !
In the Circuit Court OF Bates county, Missouri.
in vacation, August 81, 1870, the state Of Atr
sour at the relAuOD and to The use OF A. D.
owen, e-XofbcIO collector OF the revenue q
Bates county in the state VI missouri, PiHin'
I'm. VS. Reese Thomas. defendant
Civil action for delinquent taxes
Now at this day comes the plaintiff BY her
attorney before the undersigned clerk VI ne
Circuit Court Of Bates county IN the STATE
Missouri, IN vacation, and nles her pennea
and a1tidsyit stAtng among Otner thnss
that the above named defendant ksss
Thomas, is non-IesIueDt OF the state o. Lis
souri,: Whereupon IL is ordered ~ the elefkn
vacation, that the defendant be Bouned "
publication that plaintiff has commenced sals
against MIN in tins court by peIiuon ana ~
ndaviL, the object and general nature
which il 10 enforce the lien OF the state
missouri Tor the delinquent taxes OF the yeE
lssc, amounting m the aggregsh
the cum vi Ijc together with Interest, cosh.
commissions ana lees, upon the following ~
scribed tracts Of lanu situated IN Bates e0unt'
Missouri, 10 Wit: Lot seven "a in block fhrII-
zIXfa6Hn the Town OF " ainuI ana 20 eniorct -
lien OF the stale Of 10. Tor the oenDquent n1n
Tor the year Is.so, amounting ia the ASgressh
10 the sum OF lJc together With Interest. oosHi
commissions and lees upon the following E
scTlDed real estate situated IN Bates coNnI
Missouri, tO-Wit- Lot thirteen tlSj IN jazz
thirty-sIN 81 in ths Town OF nhlnsh
ana that unless the sara defendant
and appear at the next term u
court, ~ be begun and holden IN me dty
butler. Bates county, Missouri, on the ~
Tuesday after the second - ODday in AOyemscf.
$40, and on or before the ihiTd day OF 49,
term, II the term shall long coDhnne-e1s
If not, then before the end Of said term-1l
plead To saId petition according ~ law ~
same viii be- taken confessed and JuogMnS
Will be rendered according 70 the prayer
said petition and the above described real essss
sold 10 satisfy the same.
And II - furthsr ordered by the clerk afofee1-
that cOpS hereof be published IN the bctLZZ
"
and published IN Bates county, Missouri
four Weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last inserneh
be al least thirty days before the nrsI as5
the next term OF sara court.
A true copy OF the record. witness my -
a. clerk af0resaid With the seai
f-EALl sara court EereuntO amNed: ~
al once 10 butter on THIS tbe -
day Of Aug. 100. j. r. IHL kNAS,
45-4t circuit Llerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20
THE BRYAN CHARIOT.
BY A BATES COUNTY WOMAN

\
Tune eGespIC Chariot
Roll grand old Bryan chariot Mckny plans.
Imperialism must be allowed to land.
hbertv-loving people we would o al
The blet happy privilege, in freedoms live.
CHoRrtit the Bryan chariot. Get aboard tonight.
a p l. sur o
OH geto the Bryan chariot McKinleys plans,
freedoms unsulled a
Mckinley : a good old but his policy : bad
To such inconsistency makes all the people sad.
Protection the Spanish rule he promises
And then comIel them with his live
CHORUS
The has brought forth mighty fame
IIobson the who succeeded Il
But what with the Philippines the Islands of the
raised the Spanish rule, would them
c
standing those lands only be,
And all the nations OF the earth but in wonder
That a o his
And with pretended benevoence. in the pie
CHORUS:
Oh we China a right live
subjects
We would teach the Empress Dowager treaty stand by,
And the law OF nations observe but donot hpi
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, "a
County of Bates.

STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Bates.
In the circuit court of Bates County Missour,
in vacation, August 81, 1870 The state q
Missouri a. the relation anu 10 the use Of A
Il. owen. eXOficio collector OF the revenue Il
Bates county in the state of Missouri, plain
tin, VS.. The unknown heirs Of John b. Roo
inson, de PENDANTS.
Civil action for delinquent taxes
Now al this day comes the plaintiff BY her A.
tOrney before the undersigned clerk OF the an.
cult court OF Bates County in the state OF Ma
souri,, in vacation ana tiles her petition and
affidavit, stating among other things that Johs
Is Robinson is now deaa, and that he died seized
in lee simple OF the LANDS IN The pel lion describ
ed, and that his heirs the defendants herein
are unknown MhereupOn u Is ORDERED
by the clerk in vacation that the defendants
be notified by publication that plAinuG hn
commenced n SUIT against them in This court by
petition ana affidavit, the object ana genera
nature OF " hit Is to enforce the lien stale
OF Missouri Tor the delinquent taxes of the yean
ls.j-9i-J. SO, amounting IN the aggregate 70 me
sum Of 81 - together with interests, coats,
missions, and ISes, upon the following uescriheG
tracts OF land situated IN Bates County. Me.
sour To wit: Northwest quarter 81 the soufh.
west quarter OF the > .uthe ast quarter, and ihe
south half OF the southwest quarter OF The soulA
East quarter II section thiFty -iour ti&g Iowa
ship forty t4UJ range thirty three (Gxl, and
that unless the saId defendants, be AMI ~
pear at the next term OF this court 10 be begla
ana holden In the city OF Butter, bates county,
Missouri, on the FIRST tuesday after thr seoahd
Monday in November l!aU and before
the third day thereof-tf the term shAll .
long continue-and ~ not then before NE
eDd of said term, and plead 10 said peuuon o.
cOrdIng TO law the same will be taken ~ CO..
fessed and judgment rendered according 20 lhs
prayer OF said petition aud the Above drscribed
real estate sold to safety the same.
AndA 10 further ordered by the CLERK afoft.
said that copy hereof be published In ns
BUTLER WEEKLY LINKS, q weekly neWspap<f
printed ana published In Bates county, mo-,
Tor four weeks successfully, the last inssrnea
TO be at least thirty days before the hrst dg
OF the next term OF the circuit court.
a true copy of the record. witness my hanl
as clerk Aforesaid with the seal q
SKA said court hereunto AfhAed. Dsas
at Office IN butler on tnib The tls
day OF August 1870. J.P. THURMAN,
43-4I Circuit Clerk-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20
MONEY IS THE CHIEF NEED.
At Least Five Million Dollars VIII
Be Required for Immediate
Use in Galveston.
NEARLY FIFTEEN THOUSAND IN WANT.
Food L. Going Into the stricken cry ny
IBoatIoad and Carload Faster rms" -
Can BE Handied-More Phy-'ciah- anu
Nurse. Than R~quired-Exodas from
the CITY Decreasing

Galveston. Tex. Sept. $50 pHt
Galveston on her feet will require
81. 600. 600. Such is the opinion OF Com
gresham HawIey. one OF the repre-
sentative business men. This does
not mean that the sum mentioned VIII
come anywhere near restoring the
city TO the condition before the
storm. At least that sum Will be
needed TO dispose Of the dead, TO re-
move the ruins and 70 do what is right
for the living There are now on the
scene more nurses and physicians than
are required The injured are rapidly
recovering from their wounds, which
are largely superficial. Many men and
women are suffering from severe ner-
vous shock. and find il impossible 10
sleep. Food is coming in by boat load
and car load faster than it can be
handled. and i'm such generous guam
titles that no further doubts are en-
tertained about supplies. Relief head
quarters in each of the u wards deal
out supplies to applicants in their
respective wards. Estimates of the
numbers dependent upon the relief
committee vary. Mayor Jones makes
it about 5000. while other authorities
put the number as high as $4,000.
The people are becoming more
cheerful every day and il is more than
remarkable to observe the compOsuTp
exhibited by some of them under the
terrible circumstances. The iudivid-
uals who have been lost in the com
munity's grief and on every hand can
be seen people who have lost all do
ing all in their power to comfort a
neighbor who perhaps has not been
so unfortunate. Everybody seeRs to
be doing all there is to do toward ul-
time rehabilitation and the deter
mination to build a city which will
be bigger and broader in every way
than the one which has been de-
stroyed appears TO be general.
The peopel are still leaving the city
in considerable numbers. but the re-
lief work locally has now been gotten
down to such a fine point that it is
likely there will be a marked diminu-
ton of the exodus during the next
two or three days. The fears of an
epidemic have been allayed by the |
presence and the distribution of med |
icines and disinfectants and therefore |
feature which would undoubtedly |
have the effect of causing many TO seek |
succor elsewhere, has been eliminated |
from the situation.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20
MORE FLOOD VICTIMS,
High leland, n Health Resort 80 Miles
Northeast of Galveston, Destroyed
and 400 People Drowned.

Dallas, Ten. Sept. 1S.-News reached
Dallas that High island, n seaside re-
sort 80 miles northeast of Galveston,
near the gulf shore. and in the south
western corner of Jefferson county.
Tex. was entirely destroyed in the
storm that devastated Galveston.
The place had about 1000 residents.
many of them visitors. Not a house
was left standing and more than 400
dead bodies We're yesterday found by
relief and exploring parties. General
Manager Spangler, of the Gulf 4 In
terstate railway. has received infor-
nation that more than 50 miles of
that road has been entirely destroyed
between Bolivar Point and High is
land
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20

Topeka. Kan, Sept. 1S.-Charles \.
Towne will make six democratic
speeches in Kansas. He will come into
the state from Colorado. and will
speak at Emporia the afternoon of
September %. That night he will
speak in Usage City. From there he
will go to Saina. where he will speak
the afternoon of October /. and that
evening he viii be in Abilene Octo-
Der he will be in Concordia and at
Lawrence on the Sd.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20

whereas, y y Mcfarland and Mssgis AeEs,,
rand HE vile, u sHsIF deed VI ITust -.
july 3 I-sl anu recorded 10 tue rec~fSs.
ofsCe FfghlB and for Bates county, Mlh"~1.ss
in book 40 81 page rs. convey - " Ibs
aersizued trustee the fOlloSiDs detcr1 Deh -
estate Wing and being sItusLs u the Gum
OF Bate ana state OF Missouri 20 -
Lot one ia block four II Williams 80
acdttia 2 - Ihe city 81 Bauer hiss0uu' 'AD.s
: lot ia the sOutuNe.t corner ~ ices 80 - =
wet y Is- IesL nOrth snc soutn. NhieS -.
veyEne- was made IN Irusf 20 secure ~ 80 ~.
msnL Of one certain note fang assefl1
said deed Of trust. and where's. deisn| - -
been made IN Sic payment 0i sara hDs~' -
the same IL now pEsI due sa1 unbsln. -
Nov therefore. a. the rs4Gsst q s1s - -
holcerOf ssl1 note and puTsu ant 70 tbs -. -
Hons OF ssid deed Of trusf viii pF0eseo - -
the above dsscTl bed prsfnlse a. - DIG 80
20 the hIgnest Bidder fcT cash. - tAs
door Of iEe court house IN TIE ciIy OF pes''''
county OF Bate AMI state Of Airsoun' On
Saturday, october 9, 1870.
between sn- nours o. nine O'Clock ~ me 80
noon and I've O'Clock in sbe afternoon o. -
csv for the purposes Of Estisfytng 49, 49,
interest and costs u a. 1---zss
48-4E -
Ne Mcfarland hss DC irteTest ~ -
pyone-tv having sold sane 20 ALoibsT PN|
Who male default &c sDose.