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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28
FRITZ.
WINFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. .Burleen Travis and
children We're cal!ingaat Manuel Leo.
sons Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas KirIi and daughter,
laura, and Clayton Wolf were visit.
ing at Bill Carpenters in Preston
county, Saturday land Sunday.
Miss Mollie Baker. who Is staying
At Mr.. William Moriey's, was visiting
her father Sunday.
INr., Manuel Lesson IS working for
i. D. CARPENTER this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Morgan attend.
ed church ut Bethel Sunday.
Mrs. May Dodd, Of p~ittsburg, who
has been spending a week with her
father, Mr., Manuel Lesson, Mt this
nlace, returned to Fairmont Tuesday
Mr.. Lee Heck, who has been SUI:
fiering with a felon, is better.
Mr; Willie Heck was shopping in
"ai: mont Il day this week.
Miss Ada East was VISITING at
aIr. I'd, Hayhurst's Saturday and Sun.
dry.
Mr. Riddle CarreEter was calling on
Viii and Ice Heck Sunday.
Mr.: Clayton Well vac shopping In
Fairmont Tuesday.
Mr., John. Mundell, Of Kingmont, was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clayton
Wolf, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Emory Heck md son. Arthur,
were visiting her father, Mr.. Alex.
Boice, at McConkey, Sunday.
Miss Leafy McHenry and verna
Long We're calling on Miss Ada Fast
Friday night. i
Nh; Curtis ~satterdeldl and Mrs.
Long and daughters, Misses Bessie
and Verna, aud Joe McHenry were
calling .at7Mr.l ". L.: McHenry,s Sun
day night. Q Ca.5l .gn.ii.
Mr.. ZebuHecka was calling at En-.
Dry llcck,s Tuesday night.
Miss Maggie Grub was calling. on
Miss Maggie Wolf Sunday: tiMe
MI Thomas 1Eeeson Is working on
W.tlter Millla,ns'9 Saw mill. & .
2tMr. Zebr tieek and son, Ltc, and
1nttoEY ~ 'Soifta ,,tarh. ,h Il,
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as saSea.s
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diseases on earth, yet easily scnfea
by taking Botanic Blood Balm
you have aches and pains In bonak
back and jointa, itching sc6bby fan.
blood feels hot or thin; swollen Glands.
rislngs and bumps on the Skin s6ra
throat Or mouth. falling hall, PiaapIsa
Or offensive eruptions. OF Fasb IL Kin,
are run down or nervous, uleers On
amp part Of The beiy earhaaeies 81
hollis, TAKE BOTANIC sLooDSBAEM
(ese. 81 GuARANTEEpto cure ~.
en- the worst and most deepsgeats2
cases. 3. BIB: acts directly onsthe
~toisops in the blood. driving an potss
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sending food Of pure, rich blood Ss
rectiy to thessskine surface: iii this
way sores. erdptions andSpimpies are
aulckly@ healed and cured, completels
theSentlreSb odyAintos cleah,
healthy condition: 3! 8. 81 las done
this for thousands OF cases So b
g. VIII certainly cure yols rhen.
naitsm, achlng shoulders, hawking
and splitting, blurred eyesight, catarfh
cancer, and all evidences of impure
blood. take Botanic Blood Balm II
stops all aches and pains: cares rhep
matism or catarrh. heals every sore
and makes the blood pure and riehs
BOTANIC BLooDsBALM, 10 Ba6.Js
Is pleasant and safe to take: composed
Of pure Botanic Ingredients. II Is difs
ferent fromSany other blood pnriHer,
because B. B. B. cures where all else
tails. SAMPLE SENT FREE wit
ing Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga. SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS, 81 PER LaRGH
BOTTLE. Sold in Fairniont u. yaa
BY Mountain City Drug 60, Main 81
Call or write. Remedy sent by Il
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CREATURE
-. NINETY Thong
RECENT $aeREWso MEl ESPEs EicgsoFsA
. oFSA SERIES or SUCH CASES.

~ -" w. E-ANLL#E E|H"aHL HF
During I. 7. coopsr:s recent visit to
Chicago. where his new preparation
and theory created the usual sensation,
many hundreds Of people brought
enormous internal parasites to the.
young a n,bwltch h~aIlsleftsthe system
after taking his medicine.
Among these people Was hi. Emil.
,Winkler, Who brought to Cooper 4
tapeworm that proved to be over
ninety feet in length. Mr.. Winklel.
who resides at 1872 East, Ohio street,
Chicago, h9a This to say Of bis expo
Renee: For five years | have been.
more or less complaining. tyhave had
severe headaches. and anyffo6d that I
would eat would nauseate me. 7 wouil,
have bad dreams almost every night;
dizzy spells would compel nne to quit
work. Black spots would appear be-
fore my eyes when STOPPING over anil
rising quickly. I would feel tired most
of the time; in fact. Tthad no lifesin,
me to speak Of fortthe last five years.
I tried various treatments. and one
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BEntertaIned Foot Ball soys,

i.tiIFt th VI
MtsfS Gertrsl Hun entertained the
boys 9f the First ward football team
atsthe home is Nj. and Mrs, W, L.
iVannort on lGatfey street last even.
inlg The hours from eight until eley,
4 were delightfully."- spent with yarf-
Spus at1qsements. IN the donkey con.
test coaehS John Mckinney was award,
eds first prize, Which was a handsome
football and tie BOBBY prize was won
ny Albert Madden. e.. b
The Interior Of the home was pref.
taily Decorated An the school colors
purple and Old gold appd the banner
which Sas presented to the team by
Oliver shurtlss. was placed over
the door pnder:which each hoy gave
q salute as be entered the room. A
delicious course Of refreshments was
served by Miss Huff, assisted by Miss
alta Smith. Those present were:
Iloyl Travis. Lawrence Toothman
MMllliara Hatfield Cecil Watkins JONI
PopleT ALLEN Rager. Chesley Boggs
Clarence Garner, Clarence Morgan, Ell
gene gene l4Fasymman Ray Homer, Lewis Iss,
5terline Glenn Merrill, Thomas and AL
Der Madden Johnny Miller. Andrew
4 fntght. Dent Osborn, Gail oBice, Lee
Hamilton, Leonard MerIfleld. Coach
John Mckinney and Prot. VIM. Illus.
gteada The boys We're jubilant over yes.
SfsteeetE,dafa a game and the, evening was
indeed an enjoyable one. taj
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a THE STAGE
The Tfsjn Robers.

IalnT hopeTS.
Friday and Saturday at the Grand
Opera House The Train Robbers
powerful, thrilling, yiriie melodrama,
will be the attraction. and, although
new to playgoers Of this city, it prom.
ises to prove the dramatic-esent- OF
the season. The story has It's incep,
ton In the Wall street Office OF ste.
phen Julian, 9 New York fnancier.
Jack DARRELL the confidential clerk OF
Mr. Julian, 80 betrdthel ID the latter's
daughter. Nellie, and through the ma.
chinations OF james Ford the unscrl-
palous manager for Mr.. Julian, Jack
Is accused Of a sensational safe rob
berry, actually committed by Ford MIN.
self Jack IS discharged. BY the angry.
millionaire, and-immediately joins the
P%lnkerton detective forces with the
avowed Intention Of proving his limo.
cence.s In this he receives the active
assistance Of Robert Pinkerton him
self who, thoroughly convinced Of
young Darrells honesty, assigns to
him the task OF running down the
notorious Dalton gang Of train rob.
bers.5
The next act shows the yellow Mug
get Tavern in the Bad Lands OF Wy.
omins. Nellie Julian has followed her
lover westward and in her endeayors
to aid him in proving his innocence,
has fallen into the clutches OF James
Ford and his pal, Bob Dalton. Nellie's
rescue hy tile intrepid Darrell and the
capture Of the two leaders OF the Dial.
ton gang brings the second act tot a
thrilling climax,
The third actE-a beautiful, triumph
OF scenic rcallsm--shows the flaws
retreat In Black Ravlne. Nellie and
her faithful maid have been r%ecaptur-
ed and arc held as hostages by the
outlaws, who plan in their hearing the
robbery Of the '"Air.Line Llmited.'
containing bullion to the amount Of
%se5o0oo. Jack Dalton attempts q, sec.
opqd rescne, but Is himself captured,
and is about to meet death at the
hands Of The Infatuated outlaws. when
MS lie is saved BY the intervention of
an Indian; and Darrell with Nellie,
regalns the yellow Nugget" where
he and Ptnkerton perfect a plan to
foil the train robbers. The last scene
shows the thrilling. %holdup-of the "Air
Line limited" in the Black Ravine,
and Its Illustration Mt the critical mo-
ment by o posse Of Yigilantees head.
ed by Jack Darrell md Pinkertun, cul.
minating n$ihe capture OF Bob Dial.
ton and the death OF James Ford.
%Thronshout the nlay runs a strong
vein Of tense heart Interest varied by
flashes Of clear-cut comedy: and the
scenic effects are both acurate and
elaborate, particularly the "set" de.
plcting Black Rnvine, Wyoming, where
the Air Line Limited" was actually
held up Junes17th, 1905. by the motor.
lows Dalton gang headed by James
Ford. alias Captain Simpson The
details Of this robbery were furnish.
cd the management by an eyewitness.
and the artist who designed the orig.
inal drawings, with the result that the
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Branch un dertaklna Office.

? Masgtaye & Sons bare |1pcated
q branch Of their undertaking estab,
lishfnent on this side Of. the river at
3ss Water street and are prepared to
answer all calls promptly day. or night.
They have here 9 fnll line Of funeral
supplies Including hearse, ambulance,
etc and VIII Keep thIs branch open
Until Ms new bridge Is completead.
Teleph6ness Consolidated, BE-; Bell, C7.
sASh9fSliHRiidflEIl N 1Ehflsi I.'i!,'
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gifted Young man, whose talents have
attracted wide spread attention. he
writes his own plays. paints the Seen
cry, stages iihe productions. ffehearses
Tic company, hh:l designs the Iltho.
graph ,paisir cniSS' ss;ctts III the windows
appa on tic iIlibSaras. his personality
Is deeply intttrFs,'np and HE observer
II At once shiaa}pqFis:ss;ssd With his wonder
nj .mastiltic p5%rf TIE force oof which
doiiinates and Is Concentrated III d
highly strung 6raamtic temperament,
rceflnef nature and p thorough ednca;
tlon, At the Gland Opera House oil
nest week. pISaihe Monday, Dccem,
isr AK will i,ssAiag Hearts,
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Sas, Ato5tuLT HENS y

HouLf, Nov, 2s.EThe health OF
the community Il fairly good except
for bad colds,
The sick are all improving. Mrs.
in. McElfresi Is nov ableJto be turip2.
Van Batrnwoftll hniitd ehiid are botl,
better. ~ 3t'il eG
Mr.: and Mrs. Scott Hdfmanh; Who
Md been to Barbour county on a visit,
returned last week, bringing with
them Mrs. Frank Weaver and children
who made q short visit mi iSreturned.
M; Frank Trippett, loclman at lock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28
7GAg Woman's Raeyri

Has m&ny HchbG2s; Ind pains leaasca ~
weaknesses and'falilnggot othcf disEllre.
Amcnt' Of the pelvic organs. r0uler sylnp.
,tqHtS q folgatq wgtEpassoa frequent
headiacho, di2Ilness, Imaginary. spccks or
dirk spots ilballng Mioto Tho cycs, gsfihiw.
Ing sensation In" st6mdth, ar;lrti1Ea or
bearing down IN lower Observation-Disclosures
fESipA!, 4jsangstSa9Ale lNliNS from pelvic
- UanY eJRslHeS9HGhS7abe af tlt0sH IA
tsSmps2ItB are preseG there is Molremedy
thRt give quicker feie( opa mpre,pcs-
m&IHnt E61 than Dr.. Plrrrc's Favorlto
PreGSa2ba 4 ths u record II over forty
SearS OF cnr6sa u lL!the- nitllt potent
VIC neutrality-suspicious. Science. Ig!S maGo
OF thSgiyctFc tStrEctS OF n1Iive ninitditi.
nal rt6esFfdutd hp'Uprafdrests and non.
,tai4sH pt RGlrQpei alcohol or harmtul, or
hl0itttGrS3inG .illrugS. Its Ingredients ore
IN, p]r.nted'OE The hottle-wrappet and ut.
Tested Iildtr ualir MS 'cOFrcct. t'2plt 2
y Every LnErrdiFntN enterlng intoGrFa.
,FeEiie Prescription " has the, written en-.
d%otSclncHti0 of tho most eminent medical
writers bf tlftho Nivtral sth6dlJot urac.
!ticc--nporG Sa!nahlmth Nn any amount OF
inuripTqtessiE tgstilnpniptS-T thoughtho
latter are not lacking, having been on.
ir!butcd Voluntarily W Eratpful p%hticnts
In numbers to: exccell tho endorsements
given TO any Iqthwi mEdlcino expantg for
tho euro OF woman's ills.
You cannot a ford to accept iany medicine
OF unknown composition us d substitute
Tor th!sfWcll proven remedy on KNOWN
COMPOSITION, even though the dealer NAV
mako . 1lttle more profit thereby. your
'interest!n resainlnglhealth is paramount
TO any selfish interest of his and It Is nm
insult to your Intelligence for him 10 try
70 palm of, upon youa substitute. You
know Whatfy you want and tits his bust.
ness: tolsupplY tho artIclecailedi for.
Pr. Pierceis Pleasant Pellets are tho
original Little Liver Plls frs i put up
by old DR.. Pierce over forty yeafs
muehSimitated but never equaled. LIttles
;sugarTsoateds eranuless-=easy To- take a.
s2Aln1aoyy. "a
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Personals,

miss mn snr,nper who l.
y I ,. so.'sse' was IN, ms city
" = ~ " " ISL nome at IN
IN Sna A"n1sslSihs Taca'
pa,.t 3 NJ
\ ( : /. ! bosgs was the guest Of
ae h !. I : ih
s:3sGould, !of Mater street,
!, sssssraaSHt9Nl ilttsp'rg where he
sDeifa several months With bis
s,ieletealEa7
IS Il i, s5pls aptthser,tot Union was
e9sgedeesdaS2bS the seri'
o1inlss, pe'a Ha"aes, =
|: 1 Y Y staeleu,atsr!etor' has Z l%otnrnol
q, s'sit %ithrreiattNes
: steos # M
u 8, slfs' 9ArAplmsge''nnd RMr'
Y; tAyeEs Meh'!toiaioven$,, Gap
y e spend Misunderstanding
/:
tea wilson ana family moved
ssEe;f y spence greet Wed
hssaay.
4: laFdsn and daughters,
4 s~a!s34'9raIng irnplG Carr
4 o't!o' ware taSN have spent
4 eash TefNt'pel gnests'o Mrs, Har'
Wy.
i !! U & / 1tSia and ~ James
= Il, tHM.f iSiagc' were in
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/. De Pendc.f

In Introducing Chester De vonde to
the art loving PUBLIC, the management
does 50 feeling that but Q few words
of eoEmen' arc required as Mr.. De
Von9e hPs long been conceded by
press and public as IN exceptionally
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3 ~ %
1s. vas 81 Hoult yestsrday.

~ ~ At~Ffa-shEFT
lS, wastin Hoult yesterday.
Mr.. Ben Wilson was ut Rymer over
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry AcElftesh was at Man,
nlngton Monday.
MissrJessie Eaglen has gone to Man,
nlngton to stay tor4a while.
Miss Annie Jetfers returned this
week from a visit up the NJ. & K.
road. !
Mr.. John Wright; Of Hutchinson.
was visiting at james snider's and
Earl Holberts over Sunday.
Mrs Mary Keller Is calling on
friends at colfax tits week.
largest hog In Hoult yesterday!
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton are expecting
their daughter and husband In from
Pittsburg for Thanksgiving.
The D. e 0. spaipters are giving the
station sign and crossing boards a
new coat of paint.
a y .'5't rtt{a Eprry III
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majestic scenery of wild Wyoming is.
reproduced with absolute tldeiity. !,
The management b,atye spared no ,e1f;;
fort or expense IN engaging for this
production q company Of the clever
est artists, selected With special care
as regards their 9alaptability to their
various roles. III, i
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Football Game.

The First ward cootball team II is
very much elated over the result of
the game with the Fifth ward team
az South Side Park yesterday after.
neon: This was the last game for the
season and the First ward school Is
Justly proud Of the record the team
has made for the season. Out OF, nine
sames they have won six and the re.
mailing three were "a tie. Thus max,
S&iLn n the First warders the banner team.
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f. Ours a coldrn one p,,y

r Cure . cold'ln one Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoNo Outline
Tablets. Druggists .rteaf5nl money mon II i
falls 70 cure. +, W: GROVES sigma
tllre is on edch box. CSC.
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Ii: HOW 10 KEEP MONEY IN CIRCULATION

-- TT -TT--T| TT- am TIITI0-1-g-N
u III In. this time of cose money matters every person who keeps every pos:
sble dollar In circulation is doing his country a public service. We prom
Use to keep every dollar that is pnid &c. this paper on subscription: in circu-
lation from the time tbs paid We have thousands of names on, our drcu-,
iation list some paid in advaneei some Just even, others from sl0O to more,
arrears. ! The dmeshasncome when. paper contracts must be made for
another year in face Ola very much Increased market and In order that We
may get thetbestt price possible prompt payment q pnr bills Is increasingly II
every subscriber we have would remit ,slOQ5 on, reading this article or5the
amonntlof arrearascs n subscription our immediate needs would all be.
net and the volume of the circulation medium would be thus Increased
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peal is made to them that they will generously respond. Let all Who read
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new yePrawiit q clear recorder paid In advance RECEIPT aI
aaaql 2 s3, |: $11SSSq9Qo IN WAGES ANNUALLY. 4y
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apNo@nntt 81 2NpRg0qYo- We circulate syerys dollar Tq %recelye@e theE from.
a4NyeEEti}aH Hi SFubSSSFjIRflFqn end could easily aehsuRe $ foys5 F without being being,
aHGen&%S1 Of lndnging in .extrayagant$ Injuries. 6.
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|. Mr.. Winkler is a fair sample Of, the
experience Of many during coolerts
stay in Chicago. and this no doubt
helped to account for the enormous
sale Of the Cooper preparation in this
city and others, recently visited by
the young man.
Wei sell md will be, pleased TO
explain theS Cooper preparations.-.
IA .tsBillingslea & Co.
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Notice Of ApplleatlonE for Transfer 81
Llauory tieenss.

~ ~ n
Notieesis hereby given that an april
cation has been filed with The CTS
CLERK pf The City q Fairmoats WEI
Virginia, by a Friedman. residing ID
Ffaaitrml,o5nttW West Virginia, Tor 4 transfer
Of q licease q carry Oh the business
Of selling Offering for sale, III retafis
sniritoas LIQUORS wine porter. ale ana
beer and drinks Of Ike nature, from
the Brownheld and Mceray building
on Madison street, to No. Sf7s Madison
street, 70 the city q Fstrmont West
iVirginiF-
Given under my hard In my once
10 Ssafd city. THIS s2sdE day of oetoher,
1907.
". 9. BLACK city CLERK.
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oTIAwa Il. ont, Nov. Z The
Canadian stanent inaugafatea .
DIS what bromide To be one d tic
longest sessions n hisscry lille
The coming session oi the Enitei
State eongfe consul fabIe pprtiSn
o. The session vim NJ sSoted d at
t,eamnpts az making political cspl,ai as
the oppesItion Spec, an appe;a 10
the PEOPLE before another ! 10
gins
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
Order for Hearing Final Account.

State Of Michigan county of Van Buren,-ss
Probate Court for said county.
At session of the Probate Court for said county
held at the probate office, in the village of Paw Paw
on Friday, the 10Th day of July, i'm the
year of our LORD one thousand nine hundred and
seven.
Present. Hon. David Anderson, Judge o.
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of John Lyle.
deceased.
John X. Carr and Levi Lyle, executors of said es
tate come into court and represent that they are
NV prepared 10 render their final account such
executors and file the same.
ThereuIon il is ordered that Monday the 9th day
of August next, at ~ o'clock in the forenoon, be
assigned for examining and allowing such account.
and that the legaees and hersat of said deceased
and all other persons interested i'm said estate are
required appear at session of said Court then TO
b, holden at the Probate office the village of Paw
Paw IN said county, and show cause II any there
be, why the said account should not be allowed.
And il is further ordered that said *
ecutois give notice 20 the perso inter
tsted IN said estate, OF the tendency of said ac-
count, and the hearing thereof, by causing 3
copy of this order to be pul lished in The Tru'
Northerner, a newspaper PRINTED and circulating I
said county, three sucCessiv' weeks al least prev
ious 10 said day of hearing.
DAVID ANDERSON,
25t4 Judge OF Probate
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-08-09
Chancery sale.

In pursuance and by virtue Of decree of the
Circuit Court for the county Of Van Buren,, in
chancery, in the state of Michigan made and dated
tn, 9th day of May, A. d. 1907, in certain
cause therein pending, wherein Henry b. Morgan
is complainant, and Lila II. Cottrell. Charles l..
Hedger, Margaret c. Hedger Clarence A. Hedger and
Emmett =. Llnderman are defendants.
Notice is hereby given that shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the front door of
the court house, IN the village of Paw Paw County
of Van Buren,, and state of Michigan, said cJurt
house being the place Of holding the Circuit Court
In and for said county OH Saturday. the 18th day Of
August, A. ID. l9O7, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, all, or much thereof may be nee
TO raise the amount due to the said COM
plainant for principal, interest and costs in said
cause of the following described lands and premis-
es viz:
All those certain pieces or parcels Of land situated
10 the township Of South Haven, i'm tie county of
Van BureD, state of Michigan, and described as
follows, to-wt: part of lot three 3D. bounded on
the north b land formerly owned by D. Bayless, On
the east and south by highway aud on the west by
land owned 10y j McDOnOugh, containing ten ilO)
of land. Also certain piece or parcel of land
comm ncing at point ten and 25-1OO chains west
and six and 90 100 ch iIns north of the half quarter
post the east line of the southeast fract ional
quarter of section sixteen l6 thence running north
aud parallel with the section line three and IS 100
chains 10 stake, tn nee west cry and parallel with
the south line of said section nine and 81 100 chains.
thence south three and $500 chains, thence east
nine and 81 100 chains TO the place of beginning,
containing six co. of land or less. Also
the north ten 10 of the east forty-one (41)
rods OF lot three 49, except north six tG) rods
tanning eight and three fourths acres of land more
less all of said parcels being situate i'm secton
sixteen 16 town one % south, range seventeen III
west forming one body Of land, containing twenty
four and hreefOurths acres Of land. more less.
Dated. Paw Paw, Mich, July 5;h, A. d. 1857.
ORAN w. ROWLAND,
Circuit court commissioner in and for Van Buren,
county, Michigan. 21t7
COOK 4 CHANDLER,
Solicitors for complainant,
Business address, South Haven, Mich.