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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-09-13
NAVARRO.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson and
children returned from their visit
Monday.
A. c. Bertschinger has purchased
the farm now occupied by Mr.. Schiv-
aims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ersham and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ersham Of Enter
prise visited at H. E. Swanger's Sum
day.
George Herren Of Abilene was here
Monday.
A very fine rain fell at Navarro
Monday.
Rev. Geo. Man Of Gypsum City
preached here Sunday night.
Daniel Fritz is said to be very ILL.
Kraus brothers have left Navarro.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-09-13
Silk and Waist Elan.
nels.

We pride ourselves on having a re-
marksbly well selected stock Of Silks
and at prices even lower than we
have ever sold them to you before,
Notwithstanding reported advances
in prices. In addition to Silks we
will show the richest assortment and
newest styles in big variety OF
French and Domestic Fannels in
plain colors, Embroidered and Satin
Stripes, for Waists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-09-13

Mrs. N. G. Jolley's Millinery Opening,
The ladies Of Abilene are cordially
invited to attend the fall millinery
opening, Sept. goth, 2lst, and 22nd'
two doors south Of postoffice.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-09-13
Cloak Department.

We will show you the most stylish,
perfect fitting, JACKETS, TAILOR
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-09-13

Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the nonrritatlng and
lnly cathartlc to take With Hoods sarSaparilla:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-09-13

E. Bsrgstresssr, dentist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
A FEW FACTS.

We must ask the Journal to
specify wherein TIE ARGUS has
misrepresented the Republican
situation in Preston. Ii has dealt
with the facts as they exist, which
the learned and astute Journal can.
not conHoyert; hence its pretended
howl of Indignation that THE ARGUS
els for the weakest (Republican)
man inyaribly" If this declaration
be true Mr.. Leroy Shaw 'fs the
weakest man" who has opposed the
Ring, a fact which has been fully
demonstrated time and again that
he is about the only man in Preston
county who has proven to his party
that a Republican can be elected to
Office in Preston with the big Boss,
the Ring and its subservant bench
men combined against him.
In the contest between Or. T.. i.
Lanham and Hon. James w. White,
THE ARGUS urged the nomination Of
Mr. White as against DR.. Lanham,
who was thcRing candidate, and Mr..
White was nominated by handsome
majority. 1t was freely predicted
by The adherents Of the Ring Chat
Lanham would beat White ten
70 one.
Better familiarizc yourself with The
men who have opposed the Ring in
Preston before you engage in decla-
tons which you arc powerless to
substantIstc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
OUT FOR scALps.

The Republican State Ring is up
against the real thing. Ii is not
small fry politicians that they will
have to measure swords with. but
large per cent. of the most promi.
nent politicians of the State. They
are not only after A. b. Whites
scalp, but are determined to SCALP
your Uncle s. b. Elkins while they
are in the scalping business. A
large number of prominent Repub.
licans who have Loyalty supported
Elkins heretofore have entered the
race against him. They have
grievance against him and nothing
short of his scalp viii satisfy them.
They claim, and justly so, that Boss
Elkins has hogged everything in
sight since he has been a resident Of
the State. They allege, and have
the facts to prove it, that no one
can run for office unless he has the
Elkins brand; no one has received
an appointive office without the in
dorsement of Boss Elkins. 1t has
caused a tired feeling to take hold
of them and they have resolved to
take an anti Elkins antidote to re
move their tired feeling. They re-
call the fact that Boss Elkins's
theory that no man is capable of
filing an Office in West Virginia
unless he was born in the State of
Ohio is stigma upon their nativity
and they propose to resent it in the
year 1900. 1t is to be fight to the
death, and Boss Elkins must not
treat it as joke. They are thor
ly aroused and confdentially expect
to scalp Boss Elkins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
CALLING A BLUFF.

When the Journal accuses Nc
Graw of thinking" for us or hav-
ing anything to do with the policy
OF this paper, it lies, and it knows it
lies as he has never in any way or
manner whatever attempted to con
troll or dictate to us what we should
publish or what line of action or
policy we should pursue. We never
had word with him either in per
son or writing or through anyone
else about it and will be qualified
to this effect if necessary.
Now we dare and defy the Jour
nal and its "Jim Jam Committee"
who are behind it, to prove their
assertions that McGraw does or
ever has controlled or dictated to
US, in regard to our policy or paper
and we will pay them $50 if they
can prove it, for their trouble. Now
put up or shut up, and in addition
to this we want the Journal to say
IT 1t dares to, whether or not the
Chairman and Treasurer of the Re
publican Committee of this county
and GARNER" Heermans and oBig
Boss" Dawson does not control and
dictate its policy and ''Sick it on
to" The ARGUS and write for the
paper editorially and put it up to
devilment generally. Don't try to
dodge this matter, but come up to
the rack and take your medicine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
Huwesvllle

VI
CORRESPONDENCE ofrhe Argus.
b + Miller, of runncl,on, spent sunday
a home.
J. W. Myers and c. b. Broomhal were Al
the county seat, Monday
Joseph Brailer Of 'runneltoa, spent sun
day here Niih his parents.
Frank Koch and family spent Wednesday
with friends in Function.
6. e Bergman and " +. Cooke spen, 4
few hours in Kingwood, Sunday
Harry Helm, Of Grafton, is spending
few days with lis parents al this place,
Alice sweaiogsn and Ethel Broomhal are
the only cases Of measles now on hand
Adam Ridenoar was the guest Of friends
on Birds Creek from Friday until Sunday.
C. a. Bergman speat few days IN Graf.
ton visiting bis daughter, Mrs W. S. Bobo.
Miss Ethel Wright Of Tannel,on. was
visiting her parents here from Saturday until
Monday.
Henry Wesing Of Beuare, Ohio. spent
from Thursday until Tuesday with BIS aunt.
Mrs J Cooke
@. a Miller is on Inc sick list. and ii is
reported that be has the smallpox, but az
this writing SIC hardly iiuk 80 IS thc case.
William G. Miller returned Saturday iron,
weeks visit among friends pear Rcedsville
lt IS reported he viii soon take better half
unto himself.
Born, uuo Mr and Mrs George ff.
Craig, girl baby Saturday, February ~.
1000 d. Powell attending physician
Also unto Aia aad Mfs iIenry Myers a eiri
baby. Thursday February IS, 1000
lucfEok
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

We will let the Journal into a
secret that it does not seem TO be
cognizant Of and make a frank and
open admission, calling on it to do
likewise. Our secret and confession
is this, that the policy Of TuE
ARGUS is controlled entirely by the
Chairman Of the Democratic Con.
mittce Of this county, who dictates
what shall be said and done by the
paper OF course this sounds very
much like "bossismo and "rine
rule" etc, but an open confession
is said to be good for the soul and
now we want the Journal to 2fess up
too, for if it tells the truth, it viii
have to say it is very much ia the
same box--only there is a difference.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

The records were moved last
week from Beverly to Elkins and
the county seat has al last been
established and located at that
place and The fight which began in
1890 is over but it VIII take years to
live down the bitterness that has
been stirred up AS Randolph
county is plenty big enough for two
counties, The only thing for Beverly
70 do now IS 90 go 20 work and get
up division and have the capital
of The new county located there
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

If Tue ARGUS is for the weakest
Republican in Preston the Journal
is not strong enough to combat him,
which is placing very low estimate
on its own brain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

To-day is red letter day in the
history Of Wheeling. Admiral Dewey
and party arrived there from Wash
ington last night on a special train,
and have possession Of the CRY to-
day Thousands Of people arc there
from all over the State and adjoin-
ing States, and with bands, and
banners gay, parades, salutes,
speeches, receptions and the sword
presentation to Lieut. Doddridge by
Dewey, viii make a series Of lively
events.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
DAYTON N PRESTON.


Il the followers Of Hon. A. G..
Dayton imagine they are to have
clear sailing in renomi6ating the
statesman from Barbour they are
easily deceived If Preston can be
taken as criterion. 1t is the
judgment of those who profess to be
on the inside that the gentleman
from Barbour will gel but very few.
If any, delegates from Preston.
From present indications the dele.
CATION from Preston viii be for
Holt and Pitzer 1t is safe 10 saw
that il will be largely in favor of
Judge Holt. In The event OF Holt
being nominateb Preston would
present her favorite son, Hon. Neil
J. fortney, for Judge There is
scarcely any doubt but what Fortney
would be given the nomination for
Judge if Holt can land the Con
gressionsl nomination. Ii is none
of orr funeral, hence our quietude
on the subject, but we feel that
Preston is making mistake in not
presenting the name of Neil Fortney
for Congress. Within our range of
acquaintance in the Republican
party of this State (and we know
all the aspiring statesmen, but not
all the of6ce-seekers.) None excel
him and few, if any, equal him.
fortney is too modest to push him
self to the front and his friends
don't seem to realize the opportuni
ty which presents itself at this time.
If the Second Congressional dis
trict is to inhict another Republican
Congressman upon us, we prefer a
Preston county man, and Fortney
our first choice.
For inconsistent idiooy we will
back the Journal for first prize. For
instance, it publishes one of our
editorials of August IS, 1893, writ
ten right in the midst of red hot
Congressional campaign, when we
were doing everything in our power
to help elect McGraw to Congress-
and filling the paper up with matter
in his behalf, and when he would be
more likely than any other time 10
have some say in regard to the pol
icy of our paper, if he were so dis
posed, as alleged by the Journal.
but the latter states that we were
"on our own merits" as an explana-
ton of the independent tone of our
editorial, but discovers in an edito-
rial of February 8, 1900, evidence
of McGraw bossism and dictation.
when he is not on the ticket. not
candidate for anything, and no cam
paign on hand, and no possible ex-
cuse or reason for such dictation.
Now, isn't that likely story ? AS a
reasoner, the Journal is entitled to a
leather medal, made from the hide
of the most thick-headed jackass in
existence.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

1t is really interesting to find the
Journal in its anger and pain resort
ing to the language of the word
politician of lying" 'liar," etc. 1t
relieves its worried soul and amuses
the public. Selah
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

The National Editorial Associa-
ton conveRes in New Orleans next
week, during the Mardi-Gras Festi-
val, and Miss May Fairfax Morgan,
OF The ARGUS, left yesterday to at
tend in place of ]. Slidell Brown,
who was regular delegate from this
State, but could not go, owing to a
rush of business and other impor-
tant matters.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

If we indulge in little pleas
antry at the expense of the docile
Journal, we protest that we are not
amendable to the law for cruelty to
animals, as some have broadly
limited.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

The Journal paid The ARGUS a
high compliment last week in pub
fishing a column and half Of our
best editorial matter for the benefit
OF It's readers, since many of them
never see The ARGUS or any other
Democratic paper and we hope it
VIII continue in this good work and
never weary of well doing for it has
had very little well doing to weary
it heretofore.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
Kingwood, February es. 1900

To-day is the Anniversary of
Washington's Birthday, and is a
legal holiday for the schools and
other public Institutions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

If The Journal is impartial and the
beacon light Of the faithful Of Pres
ton county Why IS it that it totally
ignores any reference to The boom
for Hon Leroy Shaw for State
Treasurer? The boom was not
started in Preston Echo answers
why
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
On rriaI ror Forgery.


The Ghbbie forgery case on trial at Nor
gan'own the pastwsck, excited considerable
attention, as the parties are prominent peo-
pie and there were over hundred Witnesses.
SO the Morgantown papers report. The
charges were th1t Eugene Gribble, who
moved % Morgan,owu year or tvo ago
from this county, aud was raised down abou,
Pisgah, had forged note ON -. So. O'Ncal
Of Pisgsh, for sIzf and ono on John Gale of
tha, section, for sS4 IS. These men are
vel 90 90 farmers and both brolhers-in. law
20 Gribbie The notes were discounted All
ihc Monongalia Valley Bank by Gdbble and
Che proceeds placed IN bis wfes name. as
he BIAS been doing business in Der Nome.
Coombs. Che cashier of the above bank.
found out that O.Neal and Gale denied
signing Che notes and 90 had Gdbble arrested
and later be uas Indicted By tac Grand Iary
a1d gave bail Prosecuting Attorney g..
Laleilc and Bis Assistant Edgar Stewart
represented thc State and W. G.. Blown.
from Kinswood attorney for O'Ncai and
Gale. while y. G. J.. Alien was counsel for
Gnubie.
iIc was found guilty by thc Iuy bui
applied for new riei and gets +, and
the whole case Wi.l be foagl. oYer arain
20 luHe court before some other ndae. Isl
Ilagans IS Hoesfol1cr n the Bank
over there taal s prosecuting Gnblie
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22


to the Order and the occasion and
the following intellectual menu was
served:
TOAsTs.
OUR ANNIVERSARY.
Gus ]. shaGer.
DAMON AND PYTHIAs.
Horatio S. Whetsell.
OUR GUESTS.
Robert b. Brown.
FRIENDSHIP. CHARITY
AND BENEVOLENCE,
Neil j. Fortuey
SHALL WOMEN VOTE
AND RIDE THE GOAT.
William Henry Murdoch.
WHEN KNIGHTHooD WAS
IN FLOWER.
William G. Brown
THE LODGES AND THE LADIES.
Rev. II. c. Howard.
THE UNINITIATED.
Or. U. w Showalter
ToAsTMAsTER,
]. Slidell Brown.
Hon. Neil ]. FortRey was sum
moned away that afternoon and
unable to be present to fill his part.
and w. H. Murdoch was detained
at home through sickness. Mr.. p.
j. Crogan was called up and filed
the bill in a very acceptable manner
in his usual happy vein of wit and
humor. The responses were all
good and frequently and heartily
applauded. After the feast Of the
passover of good things which lasted
til near midnight, the crowd all
stood up and sang the closing ode
of the Order and we're dismissed by
Rev. Lane, and soon departed for
their homes feeling that it was in
deed good to have been there and
hoping for many more pleasant re-
turns Of the day Here are the
Committees who had the matter in
charge:
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS
r. Alden Eaton.
Charles w. Wolfe
John g. Brown.
Frank NJ. Murdock.
Slidell Brown
COMMITTED on MUSIC
John Morris Crane.
Leroy S. Buckalew.
Frank 81. Murdoch.
COMMITTEE on PROGRAM
J Siideu Brown
William II. Murdoch
Frank 81. Murdock
There were many ladies present.
as nearly all the Knights brought
wives, swcethcarts or some female
friend or relatives and they enjoyed
it very much indeed even if they
can't JOIN the Order
The Lodge here is now doing
better than ever before. There
were three candidates at the meeting
Tuesday night one for the rank OF
Knight and two for the Page Rank.
Three applicants were elected to
Membership and next Tuesday night
there arc two for The Rank Of
Esquire and two for The Rank of
Page.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
10 tocIsA 2 DeBeRRY

Take notice thaf Z shall ON Che 10th day
OF Marsh 100 at thc Office OF INV. Watson
in NnRwood, Preston county West Vir.
ainia betweel thc hours Of q %. and r.,
n OF tnat day proceed to- take the deposi
irons OF rms self and others. to be read as
evidence on nlJ behalf. in certain suit In
equli5 pending IN the Circuit Court Of Pres
ton county. West Va Wherein YOU are dc.
icndani and am plaintiff
And u from any cause fhc taking Of The
said depesiio1s De not commenced on that
hat, or 4 commenced and not concluded
on taat day thc taking of the same will be
continued from day 90 day and from time
90 iinc ai tHe samc place aud between the.
same hours una. thc SHINE shall be com.
plcicd epccifuiiy
iAMEs DEBERRy.
by =. Cfogan. Counsel
i.iHrNnnt W Na. Fcb. 70 fota
4. 4. tr rt 80 ec0
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
(IoMMIssIoNER.s sALr.
Iuchancery.
lvnt 6, Brown

lVni 6. Brown
g.. a. Bergman ct al
liy virtue Off decree OF the Circuit Court
OF iFesion county, West Va, rendered in
tse above styled cause on the alth day OF
missioner Will on
Thursday March %. 1900,
az she front door OF the Court House in
sHi1b"ooa' w Va. offer for sale to the
highest responsible bidder. the following
desctibed real estate situate in Kingwood
district said county near the village OF
IiowessilIe. -
ist--A Tract Of ~ Acres. being the home
farm ot the defendant. G. A FOREMAN or,
which he now resides This is vnlnshie
iafW IN high stale OF cultivation ON the
Inc or the West Va. Northern Railroad. and
mas upon q hnc Two story frame dwelling
mouse WITH orchard, outbuildings and
otncr improvements.
2aa;-i wo parcels of 40 and 30 Acres re-
sPecuEeiy. conveyed TO said Borgman bv
-. ~ horsman and wife by deed Of March
3yd tract OF oos6 Acres conveyed to
said 9 a Bergman by FRANK u. Koch and
wbe by deed Of November I4 1900.
fth.--A tract Of f2Its Acres conveyed IN
SAID borgman by Henry Rehe and W H. bv
deed Of April 2 80,
5th- Two tracts One OF 1896 Acres and
one OF ISa4 Acres which were conveyed 10
t sHle SAID Borgman by iiagans by deed of
May !. 1891. From these two tracts the
defendant bergman heretofore sold about
Ky acres less the coal under the same 10
ctanN Sreaser, j., and about two acres 10
George Myers ~
Ali underlaid with coal.
TERMS OF LE;-Onc- third cash and
shc residue upon credit Of O. IL and rs
months thc purchaser 10 execute Interest
bearing notes, with approved personal 60
cnrRy Tor the deferred payments.
~ GROGAN, Special Commissioner.
Bond and security has been given by said
pecai commissioner IN the above STYLED
cause required by the decree of sale
p 90 .li#i3} J.N. WATSON, Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

The White men are much alarmed
at the Freer boom throughout the
State and are asking for compro-
mise. But the Freer men declare
they are not in a compromising
mood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

The Journal is SO used to Bosses
and Ring Rule and dictation itself
that 1t naturally thinks others are
controlled in the same manner and
therefore accuses The ARGUS of
marching under the orders of some
alleged boss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

The latest development in the
Sheriffalty fight among the Republic
cans in this county, is the deal made
by the Ring in the interest of Len
hart, who is the slate candidate, to
get Bob Hollis off the track. He
sends in his withdrawal from the
race, and it will appear in the Jour
nal this week, but Lenhart's troubles
are not near over yet and the Ring
will have to work some other racket
before they can side track or BAN
boozle Leroy Shaw.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

in Grant District, Of said county. being the
land conveyed by James g Spindler 70 las.
" Write by deed bearing date the cad day
oi May 1895 and OF record in the Office OF
Clerk onthc County Court Of said county.
m Deed Book No. 20 page 1913 Said land
lies ou The waters Of Big Sandy Creek. and
a1eJons the lands of Michael Pysal. j.. I.
Lieb and others.
Also an undivided prospective interest in
23'4 Acres adjoining the above
Trims OF SALE Enough cash TO pay
che costs Of snit and expenses Of sale. and
tne residue in three equal annual payments
in one two and three years the purchaser
80 execute interest heriug notes with good
security Tor the deferred payments
J. j. CRo1AN, spe ciai Commissioner.
w Watson lcyb OF the Circuit
Court ol Preston county West Va. do GER
wy that Che above named special commits
sioner has given bond and securit, as re-.
qlfcd by tie decree 10 said cause.
p o. 20 $500 WATsoN. Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

The articles from THE ARGUS as
published in the Journal last week
under double column headlines, are
correct and our sentiments exactly
and not a word of inconsistency in
any of the matter, in spite of the
claims of the Journal to the con
trary We have read and reread
the article and cannot discover the
inconsistency" that has caused the
Journal SO much worry and loss of
sleep.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
COMMISSIONERS Sale
or VARIABLE
TRACT Of LAND NEAR KlAGHOqD.

Ia obcllenrcto a decrtc % the circui,
lotri Of Preston county entered in the
Shanceryc a'ise therein p ending of William
g. Brown VS. Z = Reppcrt ii All. an ,h~
ifthcay 81 December i8.. will Offer for
sale a. auction, o.
Thursday, March %, 1900.
Shat being the Ersi DAY Of TIC March term
oi said Corrtl az the front door Of ~. C,c',r,
House .n ilins~ood. che JNDiYibkD MoirTv
Of toe isFm krown as
MAPLEWOOD,v
On o., which The detendant Reppcrt now re.
wood SAID TO contain
192-ACRES.
Also on adjoining tract known the For.
NAN RAc1s Containing
80 Acres.
The Mapic~ood. or "Baid,.in far., 4.
2 yery Naiuabic Farm Tor grsking OF far,o,nc
u IS we'll Improved. aud las thereon
Good Frame DtOeliiag House,
sable harn and other ousbaHdincs ln.
g uoinG ? me spring House. a ncvcr.failinr
spring oi huc waicf. and an orchard ~
choice ifnis. These lands arc undcrlaid
7 Feet & Kitianing, Yeias Of Coal,
and in large part by the Fcef Vein
lhcte s. small Improvement. aud
Snlah dwelling house on the Acre tract.
TERMS OF, SALE
pietatd OF the purchase price cash in
ndNa on i.le DAY 81 snlc. and the residue
upon credit 81 o. b aud i3 months. the
purchaser giving Interest bearing notes
gitD good pers0nal security. FOR the de.
ferred payincn s. We
II nOfoncrcd ontlc ,ad. or being oa,,ot f
one e'ock p mr. march , "a 100
que 20 commence az clock o. 10.
T. ". MONROE. Special Com'r
hona with security has been given az 70.
qnired by iaw aud'the decree in said cause
W. WAITS IN. Clerk.
g IS % 4t-SIT.oo)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

IN Grant District OF said county being thc
lafsd conveyed 70 +, II Wolf by Hugh r..
Duf by deed bearing date tDe 18th das OF
April 1851 OF record in Deed Book No "a.
page A2s said land lies on the norih side
OF the old GFeenyiile Furnace road and
adioins the lands Of Augustine Wolf and
Henry Benson heirs aud others
TERMS or Enough cash IN hand
TO pay thc costs Of suitand expenses of sale.
and the residue IA ~ and - months The
purchaser 10 execute interest bearing
notes with good security for the deferred
payments.
7 J. CR0GAN. Special Commissioner.
l. w. watson Clerk Of The Circuit
Coprt OF Preston county. DO certify that
bond ana security harc been given by said
sp tliRi cenlnissioner IS required by the
decree ia said cause.
- co atS7.71 J. W. NNATsoN. Clerk.