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ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT

ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Newport. Aug. 10.-The entries for the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association tourna-
ment 10 begin next Tuesday, closed to-day, and the
drawings were announced by DR.. James Dwight.
There were hfty-fve entries. the largest number In
n National tournament since 1897 The drawings
provide for twenty-three matches in the prelimi-
nary round and Davis Allen, Paret, Collins. Ware,
r. c. Wright Alexander, Chase. Fischer. Samuei
Hardy Larned and Davidson come together In the
frst half and Gore and Black. the Englishmeni
Ward Sumner Hardy. Cothier, Budlong. IT, II;
WTenn ir Stevens and r. d. Wrenn in the second
half . IL, -, rIo,oov,b
u Whitman on the closing day Of the tournament
for the championship.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

SPring-st. corner Of Greene st. 636x51: Louis
L Seaman, ct al, to Clarence Shearn.
1l5th-st. 5, 245 IT OF Istave 25xjs. lx36xSJ !:
sylvester l. II Ward, referee. to Rocco
1l5th-st. No 46 West, 1sx1CO11: William ]
Mckim, referee. 70 Isabella L Beekman.......
24tft- 81. No II West. ~ !tXtS O. E.dW l..
terson, referee, TO William F. Thorn. trustee
Shth-st. : :. go II Of 9th ave. 2Ox9S.9: Rosina
Schortmeier and another David McAdam..
65th-st, 26O II Of Madison ave 20xIOO5:
lsidore Gartner to Thomas r Kent. ......-..-..
IOpth ST. n 5. 1882 II " Of 4th-ave. 20 4xIOOII:
Edward l. Patterson. referee. to Abraham Cold
lOlst-st, 5. lO5 II W of Park-ave. 25x1OO. IL:
HenFy Henderson, referee, to Margaretta K
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Avenue A. n W corner 1Oth-st. for a fve story
and basement brick clubhouse. 20. lIX56.l: the
Boys' club. No 125 ST Marks Place. owner; - -,
p II Ohm 23d- architect SIS.OO
15th-st Nos 3tS and $50 East. for six story
and basement brick hathouse. 4l.3xS5.3: Nathan
Sav srehitect ~ $4,000
Eagle-ave w :. IT OF John st. for two
three story frame dwelling houses 22xt3: Philip
& William Eblng. No 156th-st and ST AIMS
arShiect ayS 1900
3d-ava n W corner i64th-s for a story and
cellar brick store 50XTTN3ONT1: L r Levy. No
Arcbitect -, ............. is. .cOO
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NEW BUILDING FOR BOYS CLUB

Plans filed at the Department OF Buildings
yesterday by =. H. Ohm. architect, for five story
brick clubhouse, be erected on the northwest
corner of Avenue A and Tenth-st., plot 7O11x56.1,
for the Boys Club situated No. 125 St.
Marks Place. The facades OF the building will be
of ornamental brick with stone trimmings The
structure will about $4,000. 1t will contain
gymnasium, lecture and music rooms. bicycle quar-
ters, carpenter shop and an employment bureau
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FINE PLAYING STOPPED BY RAIN.
INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT LONGWOOD
BROUGHT TO A SUDDEN END BY
THUNDER STORM

Boston Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-Tnternational tennis
at Longwood came to premature end this after
noon in one of the heaviest thunder showers Of
noon in one of the heaviest thunder showers Of
the season. Five minutes before the rain began to
fall A w Gore and Dwight Davis were in the
grandest tennis battle that ever took place on an
American court. The conditions fine, the
courts being fast and the hot. until the
wind sprang up and literally drove heavy cloud
right down upon the grounds. A large and fash
ionable gathering surrounded the courts and some
hundreds of beautiful gowns were drenched before
women could to The Whitman Black
match was just about begin when the rain
set in.
Both matches were called off because Black and
Gore had engaged TO play some exhibition matches
Southampton tomorrow with Bob" Wrenn, w.
A Larned and Richard Stevens. Barrett, Blacks
partner in doubles, sails for England tomorrow.
Gore played the game of his life with Davis this
afternoon and although the latter had secured
set at 81, the result Of the match was in doubt.
1t taxed Daviss greatest efforts to win the fair
set, and his opponent at one time lacked only two
points win. Gore had the in games
5S, but Davis rallied and took the next game after
deuce and evened the score In brilliant love
The vantage aIternated for five games, and then
only Davis managed to pull out the set after a
hard deuce struggle.
Each player had the vantage game several times
without being able to bring the set to close.
to be stopped by Davis's steadness and brilliant
games stood nine all. Davis won several love
games his service alone. the Englshman's ser
vice proving quite troublesome his opponent.
Each player six deuce games and Davis won
eight at love. while Gore took three. The summary
Of play follows:
FIRST SET.
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SECOND SET.
Davis .......4 3 2 3 0 O65 24s4 Al o
Gore ..........O 4 8 4 o l $ 3 6 3 o 4 1-55
The international tournament has been not only
test of but trial of styles also.
suit is a victory for American players and Ameri-
tactics The English baseline game has hither-
TO held, because until Whitman and Davis no
player has successfully combined the net game
with baseline play. Whitman beat Gore at his own
have beaten Black to-day had the match been
played. Davis need only to drive deeper into his
opponents court to be the champion in the mod
ern game. In the opinion of all the tennis experts
who have the play here the simple basellne
game has had its day. On the other hand the net
game alone will not serve to win great matches
The game Of the future will be a combination of
the two styles. such Whitman and Davis are
cultlvating successfully.
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BIG RAILROAD MORTGAGE.

A general mortgage fol $250O,OOO was filed yester-
day by the New-York Westchester and Connecti-
cut Traction Company in favor OF the Hamilton
Trust Company trustee. The mortgage is given
TO secure an issue of per gold bonds matur-
ing IN NIFTY years and affects all the traction COM
pany franchises, property rights etc. including
counties
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landed a right swing to the jaw and put him out
Rubin carried to his corner. and FitZsmmons
was declared the winner. Time of round. minutes
and 10 seconds
Rubin did not recover consciousness for nearly
five minutes. It was simply another Of an
overrated fighter. whose only record was a victory
Sharkey
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BASEBALL.
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit-Detroit z; Buffalo 8.
At Indanapois-Frst game: INDIANAPOLIS &
Cleveland, g. Second game: indianapolis 10; Cieve-
land, 4.
At Mnneapolis-Chicago. Il; Minneapolis l.
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Real estate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
44I and 46 Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ.
tain the opinion of their own lawyers and
furnishes in addition the opinion OF its
Law Department and in case of doubt
that of its Committee of Counsel, and a
Policy of Title Insurance Defends
titles at its own expense when assailed.
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- TYme-2:l :l6A, 2:l8A, 2:l6A.
sRarnn Il did not finish owing o accident to sui
'BaTon h DID H0t Hllsl OWIB % aCyIleIIV 90 suIRs'
FREE FOR ALI. TROTTING AND PACING-PURSE
RAIN STOPPED PACING CONTESTS.
WORCESTER, MASS, AND DOVER, n. H.. VISITED
BY HEAVY THUNDER SHOWERS.

Worcester, Mass. Aug. 1O-A heavy thunder
shower interrupted the racing at the new track at
BARRIERS Crossing to-day. and the last two races
the card went over till tomorrow.
Minnie Russell had won heat in the 2I5 pace
when the downpour came.
The 2:2 pace was won by Lizzie Meyers IN
straight heats Birdie Hal. the favorte. could get
better than fourth money.
BeIda, a green trOtter, took the 2:24 trot in
straight heats Summary:
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NEW-YORK STATE LEAGIrr

At Albany-Rome. Il; Albany, l.
At TrOy-Troy. 12 Elmira IL
At Utica-Utca. S: Binghamton, l.
At henectady-Schenectady, 4; Cortland Z
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furuisbco 6ouses 60 Cet-G ountrn.

ITO LFT-Furnlshed house: bath: range set tubs:
nice lawn; beautiful shade trees large gardsn plant
sd 20 fruit peach pear plum. cherry and ounce
centrally located; reasonable for the Ad
dresh w, h MERRILL. EllsnVtlle. ". Y,
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METROPOLITAN TEMPLE Ith-ave and la.a 49,, -
Rev. T. :. BOND at II. Or. RElGuER. y o"
sons UnhOiy Alliances Services evening
JANE STREET CHURCH between Sth and StSeLss -
aves.-Dr BEICHER at II. Rev I. ;. btNp ~ -
Pleasant Hour. Z y. m. Special music,
FERRY STREET CHURCH. Greenwich sl-i'-
II. y. MURNI4ANp. II; Rev GEO. MAYER =
AT METROPOLITAN TEMPLE special concert sA'-'
day evening. Celebrated entertainer will be prssen
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EASTERN LEAGuE

At Observation-Disclosures 8; Syracuse. 2.
At Springfield-Montreal, II; Springfield 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Worcester /.
At Hartford-Hartford. Z; Toronto. g.
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. w. W.
ed St. near Tth- ave.-Rev. j. T. SANlNEA T. D. va
preach II a. m; prayer meetng ESQ .. M
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Gouutrn propcrtn 10 fet-

THE EXCHANGE HOTEL Fredericksburg. va--Ths
principal hotel OF the city First class brick build
ing containing forty furnished rooms for rent equal ds
Washington. y. G.. and Richmond. Va Four
trains arriving daily Write for parrCu-
lars TO CHAS. WALLACE & BRO. Fredericksburg. Va
O-ITH-ST-, 13T EAST.-Elegant private houses, high
J,D and basement all Improvements
81 POO: private neghbOThood SCHNUGG. - East 96rh
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. AmstegdaTn n
ave and looth st. Rev. JOHN RALtOM SHAW; nm,
PastOr.-The Assistant Minister Rev. MI RHAN = ~ ~
LAND VIII preach at II a. m. and ; p m Se'''oes
Chapel during August
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UNION SERVICES PARK AND SCOTCH PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCHES at PARK CHURCH. soth-s-
and Amsterdam ave,-Rsv. 5. r. ROSSIrEt u =
breaches H. Unon prayer meetiug "Wednesday az .
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESHYTETtfNN CHl ttt'ti S.I-
10th -st.-Publlc worship morrow II a. n SsTs
WILLIAM r. BEBR will preach sunday school Al -
a. Wednesday evening service az oeiocN
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POLO.
PROGRAMME FOR NEWPORT MEET.
GOOD SPORT EXPECTED AFTER END OF
NARRAGANsETT TOURNAMENT.

As the Narragansett tournament draws TO
close the delegates of the several clubs are busy
preparing a programme for the meeting the
Newport field. From the particulars in the pos
session of H. L. Herbert, chairman of the associ-
ation the Newport schedule has been fixed as fol-
lows most Of the players engaged at the
Pier having promised to take their ponies across
the bay:
NEWPORT CUPS-Open to players whose handicaps do
not exceed goals.
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JUDSON MEMORIAL Washington S1usre-Fsv.
DAVID A. MACMURRAY. 10:4S and 1850 Service every
night
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Metropolitan temple Parish.

DR.. BrOughtOn at Gospel Tent,
A6th-st and Rroadway SUNDAY. oclocN.
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STRANGERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED 20 atient
services seventh United Presbyterian nun.
tabove 18th stlMornngs II: evenings All seats fFes
Come o morrow.
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. Il1th-ss
Rev. DIT. +. c. NOSBURCS OF Denver Col. viii qTeac-
sunday morning. 1O:4S. and sunday evening. 1:+S
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Real estate inamteG.

NXTANTED-For six weeks from September Is. country
w house servants complete
order; preferably and garden Replies
full details and terms r P L, Irthune Once
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Bnsiness Ouuortunities.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. piece of art. Irreproduca5ls
~ service OF Sevres ClnaI pate tendre Louis XIV hc
period 259 pieces more complete and better C0npo=e
than that Of the Louvre sale Thiers SGOOOO Ad1-=ss
to Me-SAUVAGE, Notary at Bernay Cure. France
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11

GRACE CHURCH. Broadway, corner 10Th
Holy Communion, : a
Morning prayer and II a
Evening prayer and sermon. p
All slttings free.
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Msd
and 10Th st--Sunday services 1u:4S m ana
p. Subject morrow. Mind Ssniayschcol L n
Wednesday evening meeting ; o'clock. Reading Eeon
at No 9S 5th open daily, 90 p M AsS'
day and Friday evenings and sunday afternoons
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L. G. BROCGHTON
OF Atlanta. Sunday morning and evening.
in Hanson Place Baptist Church. Brooklyn.
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GOSPEL. TABERSACLE CHURCH. shave and 44th-
st.-PGsJor. F. E. MARSH Of England. Will preach sun
day. 1880 a. and J:SO Week night services,
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ST PAUI:s METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
West End-ave. and S6th-st
Rev. GEORGE Z. ECKNA\. Pm. n. Pastor -,
Preaching Ia sermon by President VI NO1N
MICK OF IiaCkettstoWn Seminary
No evening service Church open all summer
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %. 4P. NJ.

wBsrcHEsrER POLO CLUB CUPS. under the regule
handicaps
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
West End-ave. and 91st-sr
Rev. Or. J. WILBUR CHAPMAN. Pastor.
Rev. HERBERT 5. HARRIS
breaches IL a n.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-No preaching OF II
Lords day till September 18th. Friday evenings oc'cs
prayer testimony meetings in the chapel The Past
will a exposition be read every Frila
evening. Strangers cordially welcome
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 155 worth-st
WM. r BARNARD. Superintendent Service % song c
Sunday $50 p. m Singing by the choir ~ children
the institution Public cordially invited Donations
clothing and shoes solicited
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 1918
West 4sthst.. between 6rh and 9Th aves-C-hrisriar
Science services sundays at 1913 a and : p n
Wednesday evenings o lock Reading oPe-
daily from a. to o
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. come
22d St. Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN. D r.
PastOr-Rev. T. Q. BEATTIE. OF Albuquerque, New
Mexico. breaches at II a m
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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
55th-st Rev GEORGE T. PURVFS. D. D. Pasro-.-
Services Sunday. 18th II a and TIE
Rev G. CAMPBELL MORGAN. d. d. OF London, Eng.
$ expected o Offclats.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 1s. 4 P. NJ.
POINT JUDITH.
FREE
MONDAY, AUGUST 90. 4 p. N

COUNTRY CLUB OF Winners Of August IS.
WESTCFIESTER.
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s. W. VIRGINIA
LOCAL ITEMS,
WHAT HAS RECENTLY TRANSFERRED
IN THE COUNTIES OF THIS
SECTION.

The Republicans of Pulaski county held
a mass-meeting on the 9Th inst, and elect
ed full list of delegates to the State and
District Conventions. A resolution was
passed endorsing General Walker as the
truly elected representative of the Ninth
District, and also a resolution endorsing
the administration of President Mckinley.
The tenth annual convention of the
Virginia State Sunday School Association
is now being held in Green Memorial
Methodist church at Roanoke.
Mrs. Carper, wife of Sheriff VIM. l.
Carper of Pulaski county, Va, died at
her home in Newbern, Va, on the after
noon of the 9Th inst. Mrs. Carper had
been an invalid for a number Of years,
and was sixty years old at the time OF
her death.
Judge Samuel w. Williams, of Wythe-
vile, will be a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Attorney General of
Virginia.
At midnight on Monday night, the 9th
inst, the Legislature of Virginia ceased all
legislation, and adjourned yesterday at
noon. Most of the members from the
Southwest arrived at their homes on yes
terday.
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TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.
Condensed News Of General
Interest.

The United States Senate voted on the
Financial Bill on the 9th inst, and the
conference report was adopted by a vote
Of Al to 26.
The President has sent to the Senate the
Philippine correspondence, as requested
by that body. The document contains
proclamations and reports.
Congressman Alfred G. Harmer, father
of the House of Representatives, died at
his home 10 Philadelphia on the night OF
the 9th inst, aged rs years.
Admiral Watson who has been in
charge of the Asiatic Squadron is now on
his way home, and Admiral Remey will
90 to Manila to take Watson's place.
General Wheeler and daughter were on
the United States transport Warren, which
arrived at San Francisco from Manila vis
Hong Kong and Honolulu on the 9Th
instant.
The Kentucky House of Representatives
on last Tuesday by strict party vote re-
fused to repeal the Goebe election law,
and to substitute for it the law in force
before the Goebel law was enacted.
The Philippine Commission has been
completed and is composed Of: Judge
Taft, of Ohio, president; Dean G. Worces
ter, of Michigan; Luke Wright, OF Tennes'
see; Henry G. Ide, of Vermont; Bernard
Moses, OF California.
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Try, the Attorney. General of the United
States, the Hon. Justin Mccarthy and Sil
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Other distinguished contributors in va
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ga, Reginald de Koven, Victor Maurel, the
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My mother suffered with chronic diar-
rhoea for several months. She was at
tended by two physicians who at last pro
nounced her case hopeless. She procured
one 25-cent bottle of Chamberains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
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take pleasure in recommending it as the
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Tough Paint.

Zinc and grinding make Devoe wear
twice "a long as lead and oil.
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Order Of Publication.

VTIRGINIA I'm the clerks Office Of
v the circuit court of Tazewell county
January 31st, 1900:
Mary A. Baugh, Complainant,
vs.. In chancery,
James Bandy, sheriff Of Tazewell county,
Va, and as such administrator de bonis
non of James P. Barnett, deceased,
Amanda Barnett, (nse Barnett,) Ham
Barnett, her husband, Catherine He'd
rick, (nee Barnett,) Samuel Hedrick,
her husband, Mary Lambert, (nee Bar.
nett Margaret SHELTON, (nee Barnett
Silas SHELTON, her husband, said defend.
ants female descendants Of James p. Bar.
nett, deceased. and their husbands,
Louisa Turley, (nee Barnett, Reese Tur.
ley, her husband, SslIie Barnett, widow
of Augustus Barnett, deceased, Augustus
Barnett, her son, an infant, John Bar
nett, Charles Barnett, James Barnett,
May Barnett, Kate Crutchheld, James
Crutchfeld, her husband, George Bar
nett, Willie Barnett, and Adam Barnett,
heirs at law Of Archibald Barnett, de.
ceased, NJ. Jane Barnett, in her own
right and as administrative Of Casper
Barnett, deceased, Samuel Barnett,
Elizabeth Barnett and Borden Barnett,
heirs at law of Casper Barnett, deceased,
Jane Hall, (nee Barnett), Granviil Hall.
her husband; Pauline Wilburn, (nee
Barnett), Milton Wilburn, her husband;
Urcy Thompson, infant daughter Of
Elizabeth Thompson, Harve Thompson,
her farther; Eviline Thompson, (nee
BARNETT, Josiah Thompson, her Lus.
band; Margaret Parker, (nee Barnett),
Frank Parker, her hush and; Della
Crouch, (nee Barnett) Daniel Crouch,
her husband; Mary Iaago, (nee Baruett),
James Iaago, her husband.
Defendants.
The object of this suit ia to enforce spe.
cifc performance Of written contract
fled with complainants bill, executed and
delivered by James Barnett to Crockett
Stump whereby the said Barnett sold to
said Stump on the 18th day Of April, 1854,
4 certain tract or boundary of land in
razewell county, Va, on the head waters
Of Clinch River, west of and near the di.
vides of the waters of Clinch River and
Clear Fork, and to extract the legal title
from the heirs at law of James p. Barnett,
deceased, and vest the same in the COM
plainant, q daughter and devisee of said
Crockett Stump. And it appearing from
an affidavit on file in said Office that Mary
Lambert, Margaret Shelton, Silas SHELTON,
John Barnett, Charles Barnett and Borden
Barnett, Jane Hall, Granville Hall, Evi.
inc Thompson, Josiah Thomp-
,on, Margaret Parker. Frank Parker
are non.residents Of the State Of
Virginia, it is ordered that they appear
lere within Is days after due publication
IF this order and do what may be necessary
o protect their interests In this suit, and
hat copies hereof be posted US prescribed
~ law.
A copy-Teste:
II. BANE EARNAS, Clerk.
May, May & Smith, pa
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A. K. De Fluent, editor of the Journal
Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for number
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shoulder and side. He says "My RICH,
arm at times was entirely useless.
tried Chamberlain Pain Balm, and was
surprised TO receive relief almost immedi'
ately. The Pain Balm has been a con-
slant companion of mine ever since and
it never falls" For sale by JOHN +
J JACKSON.
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w ANTED-sEvxRAL BRIGHT AND HoSEsr
w persons 10 represent us as Managers
in this and close by counties. Salary 500
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berlain's Pain Balm a trial. 1t will not
cost you a cent if it Goes no good. One
application will relieve the pain. 1t also
cures sprains and bruises in one.third the
time required by any other treatment.
Cuts, burns, frostbites, quinsey, pains in
the side and chest, gandular and other
swellings are quickly cured by applying it..
Every bottle warranted. Price, rs and
so cents at JAcKsoN's Drug Store.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-03-08
Glad Tidings.

We understand one of our merchants
has secured the sale for Tazewell County
of the celebrated drew. Selby" Shoe for
ladies and children, and the famous
"Walk Over for men. Our people should
feel fortunate in haying the opportunity to
buy these walk Over" Shoes. Truly
"the good times are upon us.