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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN HAWLEYVILLE

GREAT EXClIEMENTl IN dA W LEf VlAAn'
George Higgins Independents were
defeated by the score of 10 to1 at
"Lange Park" on July IA, by the All
Stars. The Independents are fast
team, having won ten games this season
and losing only one, but they met their
match in the All Stars. The game
was very fast, both teams playing gilt
edged ball up to the eighth inning and
then Higgins took trip to the clouds
and when the storm cleared away the
All Stars were nine runs to the good.
The Independents we're a little weak
with the willow, getting but three:hits
of Brennan while the All Stars got II
off Higgins. Mcpherson played an
errorless game at third, eating up
everything that came his way. Farrell
couldn't find Brennan, not being able
to connect with the ball once during
the game and Martin seemed to be a
little off in his stickwork. The bat
ting averages of the Independents will
take quite slump after this game is
figured up. Bale played good ball some
of the time but taking it all in all he
played rather sleepy game at first.
The features of the game were r.
Hawley's one hand catch of q foul fly
back of first base and home runs by
Pierce and Halsted in succession which
were the means of breaking up the
game In the eighth. The score:
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WATERFOWL.
DEATH OF SIDNEY SMITH.

O6A10 OC 61ONAx 0m1A0s
Sidney Smith died at his home in
Guernseytown, last Tuesday. Mr.
Smith was q resident of WatertOwn
for about 30 years. He was 70 at the
time of decease. His widow, one son
and q daughter, survive him.
The Town hall was we'll filed, last
Friday evening, with an appreciative
applauded Rev e. L. Chichester and
the quartet from Hampton Institute,
Va, who entertained them for an
hour and q half. Mr. ChicheSter'S &C
count Of the work was brief, but pre-
cisely to the point, and his manner
was particularly pleasing and the
quartet did themselves great credit in
rendering a variety of the old plant
Mrs Zenas P. Candee of Waterbury
visited in town, last Sunday.
Miss Mary Verba, who is home from
the Boston Conservatory of Music,
played the organ, Sunday evening, at
the services held in the Congregation
al church.
Dla @. W. Bidwell had q chill, Sat.
urday night, and was unable to attend
church on Sunday.
Charles Bidwell of Shelton is visit
ing at the home of @. w. Bidwell.
Principal F. J. Working and family
left for Yarmouth, early Friday morn
, ing.
The Thomaston band, who are to
give concert here, next Friday even
! ing, are advertising the event in big
letters on cloth covered vehicle in
the usual way.
Mrs e. n. Brown of Southbury visit.
ed with friends here, recently.
Mrs Marilla Atwood is spending q
week at Plainville, the guest of MI
and Mrs Thomas Peck.
The members of the Methodist Sun.
day school enjoyed picnic, last
Thursday, at Lake Compounce.
Edward Bronson has gone to New
Haven to fill position temporarily.
Selectman j. G.. Skilton was confin.
ed for day or two, last week, with
illness.
Lyman Sperry is one of the first to
finish haying.
Frederick Lynn has improved OF
late SO as to be able to ride from Mi
nortown to this village.
F. J.Working, having doctored oul
old Town clock, which had been con
demned as useless, up into we'll be
haved and faithful monitor, it was no
ticeaDle that it attempted to gel
cranky again, the next day after hi
departure to Southington, q couple OF
weeks ago, and astonishing how vel
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it behaved Immediately on his return
the Wednesday before the family
started for Yarmouth.
Mr. and Mrs John Beers of Watkins.
y. j., are in town, visiting with Mr.
Beers parents and sister.
Former Conductor Cook and family
have removed to Winsted.
John Coligan, who suffered broken
ribs and other injuries at Oakville,
lately is so improved as to be around
about as usual.
Mrs Somervllle, who formerly was
employed in the Savings Bank, but
lately as bookkeeper for an Oakville
firm, has broken up housekeeping
since the death of her mother, and
will 60 to Waterbury to reside with
her sister.
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BETHLEHEM.
DEATH OF MRS H. c. HILL.

DEATH OF MRS 81. C. HILL.
Elizabeth Jackson, wife of Henry G.
Hill, died on Sunday at 6 p. NJ, after
an illness of about week. She was q
daughter of the late James jackson
and had always lived in the house she
died in. Mrs Hill was of retiring
disposition and q devoted wife and
mother. She will be sadly missed in
the home and family. A husband,
two sons, Robert D. and Oliver c., and
two daughters, Mrs N. 81. Bloss and
Miss Hattie, are left to mourn their
loss. Mrs Hill was GA years of age.
The funeral was attended from the
Methodist church, Wednesday at 2. 30
p. m.
Miss Phoebe Smith has returned
from several weeks spent at the shore
and other places.
81. I. Smith was at the home of his
father, J. w. Smith, on Saturday.
Judge F. M. Peasley spent a few
days at Breezy Crest with his family
recently.
Mr. and Mrs G. Albee and Mrs AL
bees mother of New Haven spent
Sunday at John Green's.
Edgar G.. Daniels has returned home
after a two weeks stay at F. H.
Thompson's.
Mr. and Mrs John Stone of TOrring
ton spent Sunday with J. B. Sanford
Mrs G. Bidwell and Mrs Kathrtne
Woodruff Of WATERFOWL spent a day
at A. G. Lakes, last week.
Miss Helen Gould is spending few
days with Miss Anna B. Lake.
Mrs II. I. Smith of Middlebury has
been visiting at J. w. Smiths.
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Our line of Agricultural Tools in
creases with each coming season and
we offer more complete line Of goods
our adv, to-day we call special atten-
ton to the Green Mountain Silos
which for fresh, sweet ensilage is SUI
perior to all others, easily erected, and
sure to give the best of results. The
Ross Hay and Ensilage Cutters, 80
Justly celebrated for being the largest
cutter for power required. Our Paint
Department is well supplied with
Leads, Colors in Oil, Varnishes, Tur-
pentine, Oils, ETC., and If you are
thinking of painting this fall, we
would remind you of the fact that Oh
is low in price as will be seen by refer
ence to our new adv, this week.
Farmers Supply & Roofing Co.
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WEST CORNWALL.
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.

NEWS TERsELY TOLD.
Miss Orrie Nettleton has been visit
ing Mrs George 81. Beck.
William D. Bosler was in New York
on business, the latter part of last
week.. returning on the Sunday noon
express.
Miss Carrie Wanzer of Danbury has
been engaged as school teacher in the
senior department for the next school
year. She comes highly recommended
apd it is expected that she will give
satisfaction. Miss Elizabeth Hart is
again engaged for the primary depart
ment.
Joseph T. Mallinson again made his
pilgrimage to this village from New
Haven, last Sunday.
Mrs Arthur M. Pratt and two daugh-
tiers of Deep River, with Miss Mildred
Powell of Shefleld, visited in town,
Saturday of last week. This Is Mrs
Pratt's first visit to this place since
the doctor sold out his practice here
about six years ago, and her many
friends were glad of this opportunity
for a short visit.
G. e. Baldwin was in Madison, N.
Y, last week, attending a funeral,
and returned home on Monday.
Miss Pearl Stevens is visiting hel
brother, DR. 81. q. Stevens.
Frank Hall entertained the villagers
with fine display of left over fire
works on Tuesday evening of last
week, he having brought them with
him from New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Mallett and in
FAINT daughter of Theresa, N. Y, Art
at the home of Mrs Mallett's parents
Mr. and Mrs e. Roraback.
One of the city ladies recently lost q
$3.50 gold piece and remembering that
she dropped some coins near the sta
tion few days previously and search
ing the spot was lucky enough to find
the gold piece where it had lain, with
several silver coins, q number Of days,
Miss Abbie Smith of Sharon spent
last week at the home OF her brother,
George R. Smith, returning Sunday,
when her mother, Mrs J. B. Smith
came over for short visit. >,
J. w. Dean and son, who have been
staying at the Mansion house for the
past 10 days, returned to their home al
New York on Saturday last.
Rev and Mrs Charles N. Fitch ART
guests at Highland Lake, for the week
of Mr. and Mrs Willard Holmes OF
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AARBLEDALE.

6AA8&O6SOAA0o
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
Charles Evans of Stony Greek, Conn.,,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs Pol
lock.
An adjourned meeting of the Hall
association was held on Saturday even
ing. -t
Mrs Heeger was taken seriously
sick on Saturday, and continues so al
present writing. =
Mrs Gardiner, who:is boarding at Mn
L. G. Toohy's, has had the misfortune
to sprain her ankle. - l-
Mrs Franklin has gone for q few
days to Washington.
John Toohy is home from Washing
ton.
Carlos Bryant has left Edward Wat
sons and is now working at The Hop
kin,s house at the Lake.
Miss Grace Ohmen is visiting hel
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs w. II. Dou
gal.
Miss Frances Dean of Dover, N. Y.
| is at her uncle's, Seth Taylor's.
| Miss Elizabeth Taylor has gone t.
Bridgewater.
The farmers have been busy the las
week at their haying.
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KENT.
WHEN MACEDONIA WAS BOOMING.

Some few weeks ago in conversation
with Egbert Schermerh0rn in the days
when Macedonia with it's blast fur
mace, two FORCES, mills and store, was
full OF business life, Mr. Schermerho
remarked there we're then through
Macedonia to the Sharon town line. II
or more occupied dwelling houses,
which are now in ruins or torn down.
In two and a half miles at present,
there is only one little dwelling with
it's solitary inhabitant. Some few
years ago, when riding from Ellsworth
to West Ellsworth in the neighbOring
town of Sharon, in company with an
old man, whose boyhood was passed IN
the vicinity, the writer was pointed
out, "here was a house-there were
fertile meadows" in numerous in
stances, where only could be seen
woods and swamps. At present on
the road from Macedonia to South
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-07-20

Another popular excursion to Stee-
plechase Island, Connecticut's Wonder
land of Amusements, via rail to Bridge
port and steamer, Thursday, July 26.
This is a limited excursion. No tick
cts are sold beyond the seating capac-
ity OF the train ,oa Buy your tickets IN
the day Of the excursion. The Great
Steeplechase Race Course, Open Air
Theatre, Ballroom, Bathing Pavilion,
Roller Coaster, Circle Swings, Ferris
Wheel, Laughing Gallery, Musical Ca
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LITcHFIELD COUNTY.
ROXBUKTs
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

Samuel Hurlburt came up from New
Haven in his automobile, Sunday, and
spent the day with his brother, G.. W.
Hurlburt.
Several members of the K. o. s.
club are planning for an outing at
Lake Waramaug in August.
Mr. and Mrs Daley of Danbury are in
town for few days.
James Nichols and Miss Bessie Dick
inson were in town, last Sunday.
Albert Peck of Watertown is spend
ing few days with John Minor.
Daniel Clemmens is visiting his
brother in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Roberts well
coined a son at their home, last week.
Louis Leavenworth of New York
City is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Leavenworth.
Calvin Crofut, who has been spend
ing several weeks with his parents, re-
turned to Newark, last Sunday.
Mrs Florence Williams of Quakers'
Farms visited Seneca Durlin, last
week.
Edwin Dickinson of South Britain
called on friends in the North district,
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bostwick Of
Bridgewater spent Sunday in town.
Alfred Platt of Southbury was in
town, Saturday.
James Nichols of Newtown spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs Jennie Thomas is spending a
few weeks at the shore.
Everett Davenport is home on a va
cation.
Mrs John Minor entertained friends
from out of town, last week.
Mabel Thomas is enjoying the sea
breezes at Morris Cove with a party OF
Woodbury. young people.
Mrs Caroline Thomas IS visiting hel
niece in Waterbury.
Miss Sarah D. Baldwin of Washing
ton, D. c., is at DR. Pons' for the sum
mer.
DR. Burr of Rocky Hill spent Sunday
with Rev c. D. Chunn.
Mrs Sarah Hodge spent last weel
with an aunt in Washington.
DR. and Mrs Pons returned, last
Tuesday, from an outing spent a.
Stony Creek and Walnut Beach.
; Miss Jennie Barnes entertained ,
J party of young people at her summe
home over Sunday.
Mary Barnes and Fanny Lane O
Derby are at Mrs Marion Barnes'.3
Theodore Elwell entertained his tw'
, brothers from Danbury over Sunday
Henry Larson and Noble Davenport
are to have long distance telephone
soon.
! The health officer has removed tn
, quarantine from the last scarlet feve
4 house, so that at present the town i
Q free from contagious diseases.
I The Weller district schoolhouse ha
p been thoroughly fumigated.
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SAVED HIS COMRADES LIFE.

"While returning from the Grand
Army Encampment at Washington, q
comrade from Elgin, ILL.,, was taken
with cholera morbus and was in criti-
cal condition." says J. e. Houghland,
Of Eldon, Iowa. 81 gave him Chamber
lain'S Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy and believe saved his life. I
have been engaged for ten years in
immigration work and conducted many
parties to the south and west. l al
ways carry this remedy and have used
1t successfully on many occasions. .
For sale by r. 81. Beers & Co.,
Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy
Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B.
Brakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks,
Trumbull.
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spending the summer at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Grandson Northrop.
Mr. and Mrs Mark McEslin are enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs Stone from Aga.
wan, Mass, at their home on Main
street.
Mrs Frederick Turrill and son, Henry
S. Turrill, of New Milford, were in
town on Monday, the guests of Mrs
Carson Mead.
Miss Lena Greer was the guest Of
Miss Snedeker in Sherman, over Sun.
day.
Miss Nellie Mcmahon of New Mil.
ford was in town on Monday.
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WASHINGTON.

EXTENDING THE TELEPHONE SERVICE
The telephone service locally is en-
joying fine boom, thanks to the en-.
ergy Of the capable local manager, S
Ford Seeley. Those who have put in
new phones during June were: Dl
Pendleton, W. L. Chapin,D. Bowley,
DR. f. r. West, Mrs w. D. Black, ia.
cob Doll, Belden Brown. John Eckman
S. A. Anderson, q. H. Trowbridge, E.
NJ. Watson, Mrs Kingman, Miss w. s.
Weir, John @. Hunt, John Anderson,
Town of Washington, w. T. Kilborn
house, Anthony Swoerer, 81. B. Turn
er, G. M. Breinig, E. w. Abbott.
ARRIVALS AT THE BADER HOUSE.
w. L. Durgy, F. II. Barnes, Dan
bury; M. L. Terrell, Boston, Mass; A.
S. Call, Springfield, Mass; 81. c.
Smith, Mrs Henry Stanley, J. NJ
McCarmek, New Haven; E. @. Bogart
Bridgeport; S. F. Seeley, F. J. Hosford
S. L. Hollister, William H. Dougal,
Washington; J. II. Dolan, E. M. DAILY,
New Milford; W. s. Brakeman, Bethle.
hem; George Burbank, +. Zabreskie,
New York City; DR. 81. L. Riley, Hart.
ford; w. NJ Keller, New Milford; c.
r. Williams, Waterbury; H. e. Gil.
bert, Gaylordsvi lie; ]. L. Burkhardt
South Kent; g. Tolles, Bridgeport; G,
W. Robbins, Danbury; A. G. Packard
Springfield, Mass; w. Kinney, Tor.
rington; N. Berhary, New Haven; A.
M. Monson, New York; e. Aldrich
Bethel.
A REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION.
John Rydin, employed by S. F.
Seeley, has bought Silas Richmond'f
place at New Preston station. 1t IL
now occupied by Mr. Rydin's brother,
Solomon Rydin, Jr.
Gregory Mason is critically i'll with
typhoid fever at the Cortland Cole
place.
Mr. and Mrs G. NJ. Everest and
daughter, Janet, of Rochester, N. Y,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs G. Fl. Trow
bridge. Mr. Everest is president
of the Vacuum OH Co., which ha.
branches all over this country and
Europe.
Mrs Adolph Hertenstein of New
York is enjoying a sojourn at the
pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Irwin.
August johnson has gone to Sweden
to bring his family home.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bradley of Der
by were guests over Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs Theodore Bradley.
The Mesdames Thomas of Boston
Mass, are guests Of DR. and Mrs s. g.
Perry.
Editor A. p. Smith of The BEE wa
entertained at dinner, Friday, BY
Mr. and Mrs A. Lincoln Wanzer.
Walter Bidwell of Hartford has
visited his cousin, Hon Frank Slough
ton.
The Bader brothers have a yer,
handsome Edison photograph ant
cabinet for holding records.
Mrs Holman of Bridgeport is visitin,
Mrs Carl Bader. .
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rousal, The Royal Gorge, Barrel of
Love, ETC., are among the numerous
attractions. Returning, the excur-
sionists will leave Steeplechase Island,
by steamer, in season to reach Bridge
port Station at 635 p. M, at which
time return train will depart.-[The
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Co., F. G. Coley, Asst Gen.
eral Passenger Agent.
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DR. Hess Stock Food, Poultry Pans
cea and Instant Louise Killer, all
guaranteed to do their re6pectivel
work or your money back at S. K.
Sanford & Co.'s
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M. johnson and family of Long
Island are guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry
johnson in Zoar for a few days.
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There is loud call for blue serge
suits and scarcity of reliable blue
serges, situation which call for the
utmost care on the part of men in buy
ing serge suits. Luckily, Meigs & Co.
Of Bridgeport have generous supply
Of their Justly famous serge suits,
which carry the firms Endorsement in
the form of their label, guaranteeing
the quality, dye and tailoring. The
man who goes by that label will never
know the disappointmentsw which come
to those who buy serge carelessly.
Meigs & 90. have for years sold suits
made Of serges from the best mills.
Their suits are skillful)y tailored by
men expert in handling serges, so that
no clicked edges or drawn seams ever
disfigure Meigs & Co. serge suit.
Moderate prices prevail at this store
in spite of the continued rising in the
price Of all wool fabrics. In vacation
outfits, Meigs & Co. offer wide choice
Of the latest good wears, from hats tt
shoes. besides bathing suit ammockl
and travelling requisitess2ehe
There store is the headquarters To-
Summer wears for man and boy, and i.
now made specially attractive by the
special sales of suits for men and youn1
men at prices very much below regular
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Mrs L. e. Mckenzie and son, George
are with Mrs Mckenzie g father, Henry
Johnson, in Zoar, for the summer.
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INDEPENDENTS.

All Stars OOOlO DO
Independents 100000 90 l
Summary: Home runs, Pierce, Hal
sted; three base hits, r. Hawley, Col
Inns; two base hit, McPherson; left on
bases, Independents 5, All Stars 8; base
on balls, off Higgins 5, off Brennan L;
struck out, by Higgins 3, by Brennan
IL; wild pitch, Higgins 2; hit by
pitcher, Mcpherson, Brennan; hits off
Higgins IL. off Brennan 3; time of
game, LAO. Umpire Barker. Attend
ance 200.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-07-20

John L. Hughes has sold a tract of
land he owned near Taunton lake to
New York parties, who are to build a
large summer cottage on it.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-07-20

Master Earl Smith of Bethel was a
guest, last week, of Mr. and Mrs Perry
Smith in Taunton.
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II you want the best thing on the
market for bilf0usness, constipation
indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc,
Ask your druggist for G. N. Clarkes
Vegetable Liver pills. They are not
an untried remedy but one that has
been tested most thoroughly by thou
sands of people who testify in favor
of their wonderful curative properties.
Once tried always used. See his ad-
vertisement In another column.
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BRIDGEWATEK,
DEATH OF KENNETH HARRIS.

DEATH OF KENNETH HARRIS.
The remains of Kenneth Harris were
brought here from his home in Spring
field, N. j., on Saturday, and laid to
rest in the family plot in the Center
cemetery, beside his father, the late
DR. F. T. Harris. His age was 16 years.
He leaves besides his mother, one
brother, Richard Treat Harris, and a
large number of friends.
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Secretary Russell of the Ansonia Y.
NJ. O.. A., and party Of seven young
men called at THE BEE office, last
Friday. They were on their way to
the station to take a train to Steven
son, after having walked up from Of
ter Rock to Camp Pootatuck to call
on the party of Y. M. G. A. people
camped at that place. The Ansonia
camp is located at Otter Rock, on the
Housatonic and there were SO men
there. They called their place Camp
Otterwa. The Bridgeport camp is 10
Gated above Hanover and there are SO
young men there.
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Miss Eleanor Roach of Bridgeport is
spending few weeks with her cousin,
Miss Frances Calvin, in Zoar.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-07-20

Mrs Joseph Whitcomb of Bridge
port has visited Mrs Patrick Cannon.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-07-20

Richard Randall, Jr., of Shelton,i is
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-07-20
Use Quick and Easy Soap

and Washtne Powder. 1t Is the best that can
- made. Manufactured by the
VALLEY SOAP o.. Southbury. o.
Grease taken In exchange Tor soap.
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TOWN TOPICS.
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445O

INDEPENDENTS DEFEATED AT
LAST.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-13

BY virtue OF a decree OF the cir
cult court of Mercer county. West
Virginia, rendered at the August.
term, 1906, thereof. in the chancery
cause Of
BAYLESS BROTHERS & COM
PANY, ct ais,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue of u decree OF the cir
cult court OF Mercer county. West
Virginia. rendered at the August
term. 1906, thereof, In the chancery
cause OF
BLUEFlEI.D PANT AND OVERALL
COMPANY. and others,
V.
I. L. PERDEw.
the undersigned commissioner. NJ
pointed for the purpose, will pre-
coed to sell at the front door OF tn
county court house. at Princeton
West Virginia. by way OF public auc
ton. to the highest bidder. on thu
FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1906
that being the first day OF the Nc
vember term of Mercer circuit court
the following described real estat,
situate In said county. to-wit:
1. An undivided one-half interes
In certain lot of land. on which i
a store and dwelling house. situate
at Giatto. In said county and state.
being the same conveyed to J. l.. Per-
dew and wife by ]. X. Lipford and
J w. Mcclure on the I'd day of June.
1905: and,
2. The surface of certain Other
act of land on the waters OF Wide
mouth Creek, In said county, con-
tanning 1885 square feet.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash sufficient to cover the costs
of this suit and the expense OF sale.
and the balance in three equal in
stallments, evidenced by properly
secured. interest-bearing bonds. fall
ing due respectively six. twelve and
eighteen months from the date of
sale, with the right to the purchaser
to pay cash in full on day of sale,
or to anticipate the bonds.
]. r. HENRY.
Special Commissioer.
October Sd. 1906.
/, w. B. HONAKER. Clerk of
the circuit court of Mercer county,
do hereby certify that Special Com
missioner J. X. Henry, has given the
bond and security required Of him by
decree of the Mercer county circuit
court. In the case of Buefield Pant
and Overall Company and others. v.
]. l.. Perdew.
w. b. HONAKER. Clerk.
October Sd, 1906.