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The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
INTERLACHEN ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brewer left
on Friday for San Antonia, Texas,
their goods having been shipped
several days previous. We shall
miss them greatly. Mr. Brewer has
put up two nice buildings for Chas.
Francis, a bungalow and store
puilding-and has made himself al
most indispensable to the town
while Mrs. Brewer as president of
the vi. S., Asst. Supt. of the Congre-
gational Sunday school and member
of the social club, will be more than
missed-but the ties of father,
mother and five sisters kept calling
Mrs. Brewer-and so we can but wish
them every joy and happiness in
their far away home in Texas,
We wish to make two corrections
in previous "Items"-the first we
tried to put the onus of shame on
the county for the handsome bird
cage we have in the town hall-Will
take it back and admit that our own
town, our own dearly beloved citi-
zens did it. The second our mistake
in the omission, and typographical
error in change of letter, referring
to the name of our new r. R. spur
we dubbed it the F. W. and while
it came out T. w. and /. it should be
the F. w. w. & 1. next.
Misses Hattie Fraser and May
Blanche Redding attended the Bap-
tist picnic at Hollister, Saturday
Mr. Redding driving them there be-
hind his fine pair, miles in 80 min
utes, which is going some as we all
know on our sandy roads.
M. r. Kiff wants to sell out his
drug and wall paper business so as
to devote his entire time to his
chicken ranch.
Hon. d. NJ. Corthell and wife have
received from their son, Dr. Merritt
Corthell of Chicago, new "horse-
less carriage'-a bicycle action, sin
gle wheel in front and two wheels
with carriage seat behind, novelty
here-and being greatly enjoyed.
Alaric Berklemann and wife of Pa
latka are guests of their parents,
George Berklemann and wife of
Mannville, and Capt. Wash. Ander-
son and wife of this place.
Misses Townsend and Gillette and
Master Ed. Gillette were dinner
guests of Mrs. d. NJ. Corthell on
Monday.
Cummings and Mcneil of the Rod
man Lumber Company stopped at
the Lake View looking over timber
district owned by them.
The social club met with Mrs. ].
T. Jenkins at the Browne House,
taking up the reading of "Couiston."
Mrs. Matte Vanlandingham Of
Campville was the guest of her
brother, j. H. Wylie. On her return
home she was accompanied by Misses
Irma and Winnie Wylie.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
A Novel Suit Sale.

The Fearnside Clothing Company
will begin a really novel two price
suit sale beginning with next Mon
day and continuing until September
10Th. 1t is the cOmpany's regular
summer cleanup offering, and the
sale includes everything in way of
high grade clothing made by such
manufacturers as Schloss Bros. and
A. B. Kirschbaum d Co.
BY two prices is meant that the
purchaser has his choice of these
two options:
He can have his pick Of any suit
in the house for $l5,-or he can have
his choice of any one of lot of $50
suits for $40.
The suits to go at $l5 include all
the suits made to sell at from SIS to
$50.
The $40 suits formerly sold from
SIS down
Then there will be q two price
sold at the rate of $l.50 per leg, and
another lot to be sold at 50 per leg,
which gives you the choice of any
pair that formerly sold at from So to
$S per pair.
The company also offers all its re-
naming stock of Panama and straw
hats at real bargain prices.
These bargains are going to be
grabbed quick, and you should re-
member the days-August 10Th to
Sept 18th,
All the Clothing was made for this
seasons sale and embodies every
style feature now in vogue.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
FIRE.!
Insure your property against fire
n. Finley Tucker,
insurance.
Op. Court House, Palatka, Fla.
Real Estate Bargains:

No. 4.-Ten-room, 2-Story house,
corner lot 95Xll5, cheap for cash.
No. 5.-Two-story house on the
Heights, just far enough out of
town to save city taxes. Water
connections, good repair. Lot
50X200. This property must be sold
quick, so will sell at n bargain,
part cash and balance in INSTALL
ments.
No. 1l.-2 story house, IL rooms
besides laundry room, pantry,
closet, etc. Annex with 3 nice bed
rooms, Barn and outhouses. Lot
200X300 TT. Fruit trees on place.
Most desirable locality on Heights
Gan be bought at half its value.
No. O.-Two-story house with 0
rooms on Palatka Heights 3-4mile
from p. o. blocks from Selden's
factory, in good repair, bath and
sewer connection, 2 acres fenced
land, all equipments necessary for
breeding and raising chickens.
Owner moved from city, so will
sell on liberal terms either cash or
part cash and bal. in installments.
No, SIS acres of fenced land, $50
orange trees yielded 500 boxes last
year,, 2-story house, overlooking
beautifufclear-water lake in town
of KeulSa, only $1,000.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
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{ LATE STATE NEWS.
I~@H~~H%>~

The citizens of Wauchula will
soon vote at an election to provide
$4,000 for the building of new
school house.
Geo. E. Bennett, principal of the
Miami high school, has resigned to
accept presidency of a college at
Gate City, Va.
The messenger boys of both the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
Companies at Tampa have gone out
on sympathetic strike.
Thomas H. Wallis, one of the
most popular travelling salesman in
the state, residing at Ocala, is dead
of appendicitis at the Odd Fellows
sanitarium Gainesville.
Judge Thomas G Hall of Fernan-
dina, Judge of Nassau county court
and commander of the Nassau camp
of Confederate Veterans, died Sun
day morning at his home in Fernan-
dina.
The Escambla county commission
ers will meet today,to canvass petit
tions containing about l 200 names
asking for wet or dry election in
Escambia county, which will prob
ably be called by October lst.
John N. Langford has been nomi-
mated in the primary in Bradford
county for the office of sheriff, made
vacant by the death of sheriff J. p.
Bennett. Mr.. LangfoId is 80 years
of age and never before held office.
James Laughlin rich Pittsburg
steel manufacturer who has winter
home at Zellwood, a little town in
Orange county, has, it is reported,
bought the entire town and is going
to modernize it. Mr.. Laughlin has
re-christened the place Sydonie.
The fine country home of j. M.
Halle, II miles west of Gainesville,
was burned to the ground Tuesday
morning. So also wasehis barn and
other outhouses, together 100 bush
els of corn, $1,000 pounds of oats and
35 bales of hay, together with other
feed and forage.
The DeLand Record says that Wal
ter Hawkins, representing his fruit
association, has purchased $500 box
es of oranges from Lake Helen grow
ers. The price was $l.35 on the trees
one report gives it, and another is
that the fruit is delivered from the
groves to the packing house at that
price.
George L. Kleeberger, young
man 10 years, out of work and datfy
on religion, given to writing poetry,
committed suicide by shooting him
self through the heart at Pensaco-
la boarding house last Tuesday
morning. The boy was also an au-
thor, having written pamphlet en-
titled "Why | left the Catholic
Church, f." in which he severely ar
raigns those of that religion.
A dispatch to the Times Union
from Tallahassee on Wednesday
says: arrangements have been
made by which the Florida state geo.
logical survey will cooperate during
1907-0S with the national geological
survey In the Florida work. A re-
port will be prepared during the
year on the general geology of the
state. information will also be OBJ
tanned for a report on the under
ground water supply. The national
survey has allotted for this work
$1,000. The cooperative work on the
part of the state survey will begin at
once. The parties from the national
survey are expected to reach Florida
later in the fall. The work of the
state survey will be directed more
especially to the study of the under
ground water supply
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
MURDER MOST FOUL
As in the Best it is, But Thic
Most Foul, Strange an0
Unproyoked.

Manuel Thomas a negro 32 years
old and his son, Wilbur, six years
old, were murdered, and Cyrus
Floyd, an old negro was wounded, in
the home of the latter at Oakvilla, a
negro settlement eight miles down
the river, about 3 o'clock Wednesday
morning. And the house in which
they lived was riddled with bullets,
this evidently for q purpose.
News of this double tragedy was
brought to the city early in the fore
noon of Wednesday, and Sheriff
Howell together with Justice G. 1.
Rowton went to the scene, where
Judge Rowton held an inquest.
From the testimony the jury rem
dered a verdict charging j. X. and
Ellis Glisson, as principals, and An
sci Glisson and Ed Cary, colored, and
others to the jury unknown, acces-
sories to the murder.
The testimony at the inquest show
ed that the above principals and ac-
cessories went to the home of Cyrus
| Floyd about II o'clock Tuesday night
and demanded that Manuel Thomas
make immediate settlement of a
store account of $20.40. He must pay
them then and there or be arrested.
One young white man impersonated
an officer. Thomas sent for his faith
er, George Thomas, who lives about
mile away, and he came to the
Floyd house and guaranteed the ac-
count. That seemed to satisfy the
crowd, and it is said they went away.
The old man Thomas says that
about 3 O'Clock in the morning he
heard the popping of guns and at
daylight he went back to the Floyd
house where he found his son and
grandson dead and old man Floyd
lying on the floor wounded. The
murdered father and son had been
shot in the head and death must
have been instantaneous. The old
man Floyd was not badly wounded.
The house was literally riddled
with bullets, Sheriff Howell says,
and cartridge shells could be scOOped
up by the handful.
The testimony showed that the
Glissons and the men with them
were drinking and had whisky with
them.
The murdered and wounded negro
were well behaved and industrious
and are given good character by
the people in the vicinity of their
home. The little boy had never had
time to commit any very serious Of
fense. He was but six years of age.
The Glisson boys were in Palatka
Wednesday, but the last seen of them
they were leaving the city in a rig
little after 2 O'Clock. At that time
the sheriff was at the scene OF the
murder and nothing was known of
it in the city.
Mr.. Howell states that the evidence
against Ansel Glisson is very made
quate and the impression prevails
that u mistake has been made in
connecting him with the affair. He
came in the city yesterday morning
and gave himself up, but was releas-
ed on 5000 bond.
The Gibson boys are married, live
at Bostwick, and are sons of j. w.
Glisson, one of the best known men
of the county, and there are heard
many expressions of sympathy for
him.
The crime and all the misery it
will entail can be traced direct to
WHISKY.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
Turned Him Loose.

DR.. Alfred Abshier, an elderly
resident of Welaka, was tried before
Judge NJ. l. Coke yesterday after
noon for the malicious and wanton
killing of a hog belonging to negro
named Nelson. 1t was q jury trial.
1t was shown that DR.. Abshier
probably killed the hog-in fact he
admitted technical guiIt-but it was
also shown that there was nothing
malicious about it, and that he was
anxious to pay Nelson what any
three disinterested neighbors said
he ought to pay. Nelson refused to
settle in that way and insisted on a
prosecution. Judge e. Noble CAL
houn represented the defendant and
made an eloquent and logical plea
for his client. The jury was out five
minutes and returned a verdict of
not guilty,
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
HAD AN AWFUL TIME
But Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Cured Him.

1t is with pleasure that I give you
this unsolicited testimonial. About a
year ago when had a severe case of
measles got caught out in a hard rain
and the measles settled in my stomach
and bowels, had an awful time and
had it not been for the use Of Chamber
Iains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy could not have possibly lived but
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remedy am no strong and we'll
have written the above through simple
gratitude and I shall always speak a
good word for this remedy. SAM II.
GwN, Concord, Ga. For sale by Acker-
man-Stewart Drug Co
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
Remedy For Diarrhoed Never Known
to Fail.

II want to say few words for Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. l have used this preparation
in my family for the past five years and
have recommended it to number of
people in York county and have never
known 1t to fail to effect cure in any
instance. 1 feel that can not say too
much for the best remedy of the kind in
the world. "--S. JEMIsoN, Spring Grove,
YORK County, Pa. This remedy is for
sale by Ackerman-Stewart Drug Co.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16

The Palatka baseball club will 90
to Gainesville on Thursday of next
week to engage in a game with the
Oak Halls of that place. Two games
have been played between these
clubs this season and the honors are
even. The game of next Thursday
will be decisive and the result will
be watched with interest.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-16
DR..
J. c. DAVIS
Graduate
Optician,
of Kansas City,
Missouri,
ARLINGTON HOTEL,

one week, Aug. 10th to 9th, and
invites a call. Eyes Tested Free.
Glasses cure headache due to eye
strain or defective vision. Salts
faction or no pay.
References: Rev. S. w. Lawler,
P. E., E. G. Dist. Mrs. A. J..
Canova, Mr.. F. S. Green, Mr.. A.
M. Haughton Palatka; DR.. Frank
McRae, Harry Jackson, MeIrose; :;
Mrs. w. N. Sheats, Gainesville;
A. K. Meigs, ex-Supt. A. G. L.
shops, Sanford; T. w. Conrad,
cashier Citizens Bank, S. L. A.
Clonts. ex-mayor, Lakeland; DR..
G. H. Smith, Mrs. B. NJ. Bean,
matron Baptist Orphanage, Ar
cadia; Prof. J. l.. Boone, High
School, Leesburg; w. V. Clark,
Pres. U. A. Bank of Commerce,
Kansas City; Gov. W. E. Stanley
of Kansas.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

~ W. D. steele. a.. N. Alder. m. Vir.i,i.
''.i aaa inu Company aud C.. n ni-t.,.
''n and ali other Persons whom 3, o.,,
concern.
TAKE NOTICE That an, Iot.y.i.,. M,
$50. p""'' rnbic service corporation.
'.-.''''a aud DONG business under the law.
'Ne state 81 Virginia, and authorized
''aArao lands and other properties. .r ann,
.''''',i' 'r estate thoreiu. 6cr lts uses ana
l''t.re-' uiii ou the lsih dae az Ao-n., ias7
-n'l 'e'ns ihe 'enih day ct the Aarus. r.,.,
..'''" i the Ciroeii Court for WIS. Cont,
N"S'n'a' apply o. ihe said Court A. ill.,. Co.,
".''f Of wise 'aanie. ia iho Town of ella
f'',' 'of 'he appointments 81 fse di.isteres,.s
i',eA"idefs, resident 10 said county. a. 49,
'-'' WHAT "ouid he Just comn.nsa.;., -.
~, ''e 81 Toe lots 90 parcels Of land h.rein.
~'''' described, TIE Zee simple estate M which
eo"Shf 10 be condemned by the inter,t.t.
''''s''aa COMPANY fof its uses aud pur-,se.
?" constructing. maintaining and orers,a,..
'aiiiNaa sad serisin railroad wards s, w.
'oon',. Virginia, aud e. award 5,,.,.-.. -
"nt' resulting o. the adjacent or .tb,r ,,,,.
:. $50 @. '.e sa'd ". D. Steele. 2. ~. Alder.
-. h'ekeosen and The Virginia Coal aud
'''' '",t any, os 10 the property Of an, ether
l'f'>"n' bcsond are peculiar tcnesiss IA. nj,
"eef"e 60 soch properties, re.pectisel, f,,.n,
'He sof,if"eiioo apa operation ~ "a, c,,l I,
its undersigned.
i''e said parcels 81 land arc fhe s,.
mentioned described and shown IN ,h.. rt,,;...
"''e'' rl'0H, plat Il sorec, aud profile ni.ah, j
ne 1oaerriEscd Va The Cicsk'. oaie, ~ w.
'oan's' Virginia, on the ssrd davcf ysl,
49, "a 'hi- P'scccdins. which j. ss,,el In.
'ets's'e haiisoad Cosop2ns W. W. II. S,...i..
= a. '"s'ea pciitic.,, description. ,.,.t -
s'f'es ead psuhl~, reference i hen, mad. 80,
!. -"sAts N tue Town or Settlements 1n..cr u
N'ceFst'iie, ie VS.. coans,. Y,rri.i. -,
i.'eeribed as follows. So vii.
i~e ccstein issS 90 parcels a. land ,,-,,..., A..
i''s SAID W. y. Sscclt. 4. A. Asa,r a. a.
p'rafpsoa ard Tie Virginia cesl aud t,,,,
'rt'isrs, "a N'nrsss.lie. IA Wise coon,v VIZ Il
'''''' ''s'nS bots sae [ and t~o ga. 10 R,,rk
''s' - a. sheea ga plat % AZ Teun ~ (,
s'Hssss 's'e, - Rsesri IN she Clerks osr,ce ~
= ''e epon'y, sire.nia. 10 Deea Book - 40.
= 's.ss c"e q, and tao tgl. being eesrrshea :
"a fplioes: !
LOT ene fil Besinslag Al a ssaks =, Al.
''sssecsicn - the Northern lac - Fs,s, =
sretf rib tse Fr-s iser % Callahan Ase...,
enec ~iib the Esst linz Of ssid A.en.,
sfsh ssghteen degrees ami sievea ,s,..tes
ss' u''f's ala and sse ,easAs Feed 10 = stale: -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
NOTICE.
july2t8l8i

10 w Is Nickcls and the Nirr.,ia Goa,
ami Iron Company and AN othrr n.r.
fons whom &c may concern.
TAKE NOTICE. That the I,terst.,.
railroad Company. public ser,ir,. ,.,,r.
poration. chartered and ,loino hnsi,,,..
under The laws of the State of \rir,.i,,i,
ann authorized to condemn lands and
vih'i properties or amy interest OF ,staf,.
'"'iti Tor us uses and purposes. will
ON ihe -th day OF August. 1900. that bo-
ing the tenth DAY of the AUGUST form
l'Vi. OF the Circuit Court for Wis.,. CONN
" Virginia, apply to the said Cnur. AZ
the Count House Of Wise County ir A.
ioMn OF Iladeville. for the anp1int,ncnt
oi ave DISTINGUISHED freehoiderS r.,;.i.,,f
,n Niid county. to ascertain what uould
Ne gust compensation fur the fec of no
lots OF parcels Of land hereinafter ,les,rif,
S"' the iev simple estate in which Is nm
pose" 10 hc condemned by the tmdefsi.n
e" LOT us uses and purposes in construct
ing maintaining and operating a railroad
an" oef'alh iiroad yards I'M Wise Conn
", lrginia and 20 award dano.sa. ~
any resulting to the adjacent nr o,il'
property Of the said ". Il Nicl.ls AMI
ne irginia Coal and Iron Cou,n.',,
OF 20 the property of any other ,.,rson
oeN "ild the peculiar benefits that ain 49,
cr"e 70 such properties. Respectively
rom the construction and operation ~
'hc works ot thc undersigned
the SAID parcel of land is TN. sam,
described and shown il, trc
petition, dcScrip ION, plat OF survey AMI
profile Med by the UNDERSIGNED In 81
~iefk Office of " Use County N-ir,,i,,ia
IN the 2Srd day OF July. 1901. i'm this nro-
'eeding which is styled Interstate Ran
Dad tompGny vs W. h Nickels - n ;,
. which petition, description. plat Of Sn,-
Fey ana profile. reference is here made
ma = situate IN the Town or Settlement,
>nONh rs AinerSNllle. in Wise County /
; rS ii'iA' ana described as follows.
nfee certain lots or parcels Of land
'~l'eu oy the said W. Nickels and the /
irginia Coal and Iron co IN S,i,o-.'.; ~
a lse County. Virginia, bcn.. lots fonr i
~. five -. and six IS in Block cir ~
$ shown ON plat Of Minersv;lle - y,
eeoFd IN the Clerks Ofiice of Wise Conn-
Y, IN Deed Book 81, page II. lots *, and
y tol, being described as follows:
beginning 40 stone ia the North
aSt tiiie OF Callahan Street or Avenue
o'th twenty nve degrees and thirty fonr
mute" West seventy feet. with Callahan
venue. 20 q stake. thence North $50
'1r degrees and twenty six minutes -,
'e hundred and thirty nine and NINETY
gnt one h0ndredthS feet 10 A stake ~
adr0ad Avenue; thence with same IN ~.
on'heaSi corner Of Lot number Ave IN
'ence with the Soath line Of Tot No fSt.'
,uth sixty four degrees and twenty si~
mates West Que hundred and thirty two
I'd sixty four one hundrcdths feel IL lie
ginning ~ '''e
Saia - No. :, fronts thirty FIVE fee, ON
.ashaa Avenue, and runs the \. m,
run East~ardly 70 Railroad avenue.
Nn1 icing The same icss. strips or nar- (
= * land shown on 1.-THE plat OF the S
sses on ,he parcels OF land sought 10 De
''''sn'''sd ny sise Interstate Railroad
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shcecs North eighty one degrees and forty nv,
misates East aincty six feet. more or less. q,
stake 10 West i;nc of Railroad Avenue
thence with the West line 81 said Avenu,
thirty six feet 20 stake al The sntcrsection o
the North issc % First Stree, with the wes
line of said Avenue; thence with North line o.
FIRST Street. sonsa eighty one degrees an.
forty eve minutes ives, enc hundred and fou,
feet 70 the beginning:
Lot tue t2l: Being h., tao f2) q Block fou,
te. a. shown uprn plat ~ the Town q,
aincrsviile Of record in the Clerks Office Of
Wise Coonts, IN Deed Beck p. ra~e II; said
'oi tron'iug Thirty isc feet on Railroad Ave
nue., and running back the same width, be-
s~ecn parallel lines to Callahan Avenue.
Also another certain strip or parcel OF hand
"a Ain"fsviilc Ia Wise County. Nirrsnia. NJ
teen fces IN width aud extending from Gala
han Avenue 60 Railroad Avenue IN said
Ninersrilic; and being moro particular,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at thc Sonthocst corner Of T.ot
Nc. one ca Of Block four (i). 81 Miacrs,illc. rs
shown on Plat Of Tire Town Of Maers,ilie. aft
Record iu che CLERK, OHice q Wise County.
Virginia. ia Deed Book thirf, two. pare Il. al
the original Intersection 81 First Street With
Callahan Avenue. thence with the Southern
line of s'id Lot number one O) and with the
North line 90 First Street as originally deii-
Gated North eighty ono degrees and FORTY Eve
minutes kaSi one hundred anl four feet. more
OF less. 20 Railroad Avenue. thence SOUTH
"ardly wiih Railroad Avenue. fifteen feet.
'heace south eighty anc degrees and fora,
hfc minutes west ------ feet. u,orc 80
'css 90 The East line of Callahan Avenue.
iRenee with the said last named ling
feet, more or less, Co thc beginning
Aud being ihe ssmc lots. strips. or parcels /
'' i'na shown on "the plat of ,he surte, ofihe
'aicel, 81 land soueh, Co De- condemned D, the
Interstate Railroad Company iu proceeding
instituted against ". y. Steele. a ai.. ia ,b.
-"eui Court of Wise County. Virginia. ana
'ronie showing cuts. Oils. tresnes and
'ndresi' which said plat and profile are si.i
The Clerks Office ct Wise County. V;r.
.'n''' at the time of the institution of this
rocccdinr
Il 'or have any defense io make Co This an-
iioai'on you viii OF tic timc and place sr.re-
AID make ihe samo known io tb, .,,4 Conn,
Witness ihe signature of Che Io,.r.,,,.
'ii'oad Company DIS An. Rrcd.r. General
.auagcr \
IL l"NolAIt RAILROAD COMPANY. D
bs A. %. RrfptR.
i"'' -'-''-'i General Manager.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

Company in . proceeding instituted
against w. h. Nickels. ct al. in the Cir
cult Court OF Wise County. Virginia. and
profile showing cuts. fills. trcStles and
bridges; which said plat and profile are
hit'd IN the Clerks Office of Wise County.
Virginia. at the time OF the institution of
this proceeding
n You have any defense So niaSc - THIS
application you win At the time aud place
sforesaii make the same known "a Sra.
said Court
Witness the signature oc ths Interstate
railroad Company. by A. n Rce.icr.
General Manager
INTERSTATE KtIL2ssN c..
by =. 81 Rctoor.
july 24-30ii Gene. m -.s,,,.-r-