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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-01
Raspbcrries.

The raspberry, next to the strawberry,
is IL fruit Of great excellence, usually
sells higher than strawberries, and is
really worth more to the consumers.
The fruit is heavier, richer, and will go
further as Il desert. There is no waste
of time and labor III preparing them for
use, as the ilulls are left on the bushes
when picking the berries.
At this time there is no foreign varic
ty worth growing in the open field, that
is generally adapted to our soil and eli
mate.
Il fruit-grower in Camden, N. j.,
about three years since had Onc-eighth
of an acre, mostly Of the Hornet r;lsp-
berry, which produced three hundred
and thirty-siX quarts, sold at ninety
cents per quart, yielding at the rate of
two thousand and four hundred dollars
per acre.
Plant Il good grower; most abundant
and carly bearer; suckers moderately;
canes strong, of Il pea-grecn color, COW
cred with white bloom spincs green
but not abundant; foliage healthy, of
medium size, and often lObcd, ola pearl
gray color on the under side; fruit large
obIong, with small grains and crimson
color; flavor sub-,cid and very good.
SOIL AND TREATMENT.
TIC iIisliiitStillcIlt VI liIuy IttSlDtI-
ries is very simple; the soil should be
rich and mellow, and literally supplied
with manure and fertilizers ground
bone and phosphates, and should be
thoroughly drained. Raspberries will
not succeed in wet soil. Plow and pre-
pare the soil as for potatoes or other
crops make the rows six feet apart
and set the plants three feet distance in
the rows, requiring about $500 plants to
! the acre. The top should be cut down
/ to within !; few inches of the ground,
! that the roots may become well cstab
| liShcd before they are required to sup
! ply nOuriShment for long tons of green
foliage.
Carrots or potatoes may with adVan-
tagc be grown between tho rows tho
first ycar-after which the raspbcrries
will require the whole space. Stir tho
ground frequently with horse and Gull
! tivator, to keep down grass and weeds
being careful during the warm, dry
weather not to disturb the small roots
feeding near the surface, Ivy deep Gull
| turc near the plants.
! The old wood which has borne fruit,
I should be removed before the following
spring, and the young canes shortened
| to about one third their length, so they
| will stand firm and erect, bearing heavy
crops of fruit without stakes, trciiiS, or
! protection Of any kind.
The ruSpbcrricS should be carefully
picked in small baskets, not larger than
| pints-better less !; both baskets and
crates should be ventilated, 50 as to al
low the circulation of air to absorb the
heat and moisture, as they will bear
transportation to market much better
when cool and dry.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEI1EN'S CENTRAL. INSURANCE
A Ct T. CY.
GEORGIA HOME FIRE ms. CO.,
GS COlun.buS. Ca
LONDON 4 LIVERPOOL GLOBE ms. Co.,
Assets 81 Is, 400 900 Cold
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
| Jetf. Davis, PrcSt Assets over 81 700.
| Policies issued from this office, and all
losses promptly adjusted.
! zi," Oilico cor. Grand and DcSinrd SITS
Monroe, La kSG March 4, 1871 WHY,
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The Bright Side.

Look on the bright side. II is the
right side. The times may he hard
but it will make them no easier to
wear Il gloomy and sad countcnancc.
1t is the sunshine, not the cloud, that
makes n flower. There is always that
before and around us which should
cheer and fill the heart with warmth.
Wax dolls never indulge in laughter
They belong to Il ccrcous family.
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,tt.S t;rI.l>EN Is!:Ms:.,!;:.

DR.. iH"IIAl''- t;nIDI:S E.NI.%>Ni Nr. l. cure.
ulcers. UI""rlt"d sore throat AND nlnlIth
St'f" eyes, rUt;Ut'"rU~ "ruptiOu~ rOrprr-
colorru 'iplch">, soreness of the scalp, ~t.rp-
1ula. Ne; II l. the greatest rrnuNatDr. alter
tlN" AND blood purifier f<HnlNu. removes All
mercury from tn" system. and leaves tho,
blood pure and hr!tlt ny.
Dr. klciIAr'>'iolhEN BNI.>.\M No. >. cures
mcrcurial affections. rheumatism in all its
fnrlnS ANA gives Immediate .tlefift :: It ,.St.S
Price of either Ne. Or. - per bottle. or
two bottles for 80.
Or. RtCtAU'S tirfIpI:% 4 ,>rIporE II r;I,iI
and radical cure iNr all urinary drrail..,.
nlcntS. Price - per bottle.
DIR. lhcIiAr'~ G"hi'HN EIIXIE D'NMoI'I;,
II radical cure for nervous or general urhili-
tN. in old or young: irnpnr;in~ energy with
wonderful effect. Price - porhrtIl". or We.
bottles for -.
Order through ,ut, druggist or sent l.,
express, and th"ro Wit -" no loss nr irnuI,l,,
Prompt attention lHrrI to- all CORES pOmNrnto.
None genuine without the manIv of =. d.
Rich't"'N ffvit}"" Hc"y"''ir>. =. Il. Hjchuy.I>
SGT" Icryrici"T." N"Nu in ,cl3,~~ OF BOTTLES.
Address DR.. u. L. I;!'uNEuS. So. -IN Var
iCk street, New Nprk or
T.. j. HART y CO., New prlraft~ It
nl2:!% Nhul"-nlv y ~rmi~ for tn" >null
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lNls. ti-!..tEs.-&

Druggist II
jiiitH Is, 1879.
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are being made; but will pass them to
give you brief sketch of the little vii.
lagc called Walkersvillc, located at the
forks of the West Fork river, a town of
considerable notoriety-pot on account
of its size, wealth, number of inhabi-
tants, or the amour. of business done,
but for its beauty of location, and long
quiet standing. However it does a
sufficient amount Of business to meet
the demands of the surrounding coun-
try, and reflects credit upon itself and
its in bitants. The village comprises
seven buildings occupied as residences,
One store kept BY the worthy gentle
man and efficient merchant, Mr.. P. \.
Lorentz, who has recently returned from
the East with one of the largest and
most splendid assortment of goods ever
D ought to this part of the country,
" och he purchased very low for cash and
consequently def $ competition in var
icty, quality or price. One hotel kept
by Mr.. Schuyler Moon, one blacksmith
shop worked in by Mr.. ". W. Brown,
deservi as CT z = and noted as
fine mechanic, One tannery carried
on by Mr.. N. D. Bennett, very clever
young man, who always keeps on hand
fine assortment of leather. The cab
met and shoe manufactury is also rep
resented. There is very fine school
in operation under the charge of
young and we'll eductted gentleman by
the name of Moore, from French Greek,
which is principally composed ofyoung
men and ladies. The session will con-
tinue nvc months which will add much
, the interest and pleasure Of the lit
tie village lis summer.
| regret to say that we cannot boast
of church building, which we need
very much, as we are, with occasional
exceptions, entirely deprived of the
pleasure of attending Sabbath school
anil church. We expect to have one
built soon, as it is understood that the
P esbytcrian charge under the direction
of Rev. DR.. Young, contemplate build
ing one this summer. Several new
houses have been recently built in this
section. Yours Truly,
BATTELLg.
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IRON GILMER.
CHENILLE, April q. 1881.

m u"'H 'LLE, april Il, 1901.
10 the Editor of The Democrat:
Not having seen. anything in your
paper for some time pertaining to the
affairs Of Giimer, we have concluded
that few words to your readers from
this section of the country would not be
amiss.
On Saturday, the LIST of April, oc-
Cured our Municipal, election for the
city of Chenille. Although the De-
mocracy are greatly in the ascendency
here they mnguanimously agreed to
discard all political aniinosiIies, and
give their opponents an equal division
Of tae Offices. Our meritorious young
friend, Nelson NJ. Bennett, was elected
to the Office of Mayor, Milton Norris,
Recorder, and Emory Golf, Town Ser
geant. The following gentlemen COM
pose the Council J. N. Holt, J. P.
Owen, j. W. Fell, r. T. Fleming and
DR.. c. W. Easou.
This was the first general election
that has taken place Id our county since
the late unhappy strife. All our citi-
zeus voted without regard to participa-
ton in rebellion and we hail this local
election as harbinger of better days to
the people of our county and State.
CBcIL.
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Gg Is PsRsulr OF KNowLBDGa.-
DR.. I. B. Camden. the Superintendent
elect of the Asylum, starts on the 10th
proximo on tour to the celebrated
Asylums of the country. He will visit
all the principal Institutions of his
character in the South and North, and
Will attend the Convention of Medical
Supcriatendents to be held in May at
Montreal, Canada. This rather ex.
pensive trip is to be taken at his owl
expense.
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LAND SALE.

DT virtue of decree rendered at the No.
ID vember term, 1868, by the circuit court
Of Upshur county, in the chancery cause of
William G. Carper, commissioner, against
Frederick Berlin and George W. Berlin, the
undersigned commissioner will, on the FIRST
day Of the next May term, ISL, Of the cir
cult court Of Upshur county, offer for sale at
the front door of the court house ofsaid
county, for Ready Cash, to the highest
bidder, tract of land containing about
% acres,-said land is situate in Upshur
county, West Virginia, on the waters of Tru-
bie's Run, and is commonly known as tho
Bower Sill Property. For further
particulars, see .he aforesaid decree, and
also the decree iii the chancery cause of
Haselden Is Simpson W.. Samuel Bower
and others
". c. CARPER, Commissioner
April II, At
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ne TUE COMMISSIONERS appointed
by the State Superintendent to inve,ti-
gate the accounts of the various School
Districts of the county. will commence
their operations Immediately after
Court. We presume they will COM
mence with Sheridan Township.
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Ey- RoD EpMrsroS has "locatsd"
at Tovano, Kansas, and writes back
that the country exceli even his bright
est anticipationS.
@- Plso's CuRE.-It will DO r0col.
lected that Mr.. Chalfant, the agent for
Piso's Cure fer Consumption, refunds
the money in all cases where the nedi-
cine does not give entire satisfaction.
Out of IA bottles sold by him last
month only fire were returned-pretty
conclusive evidence that it does all that
IS claimed for. it.-F. M. Chalfant,
agent for Lewis county.
re- PRoLIr1o.-Mr. Mars h all
Clark, of Mncola Township, has tive
ewes, each of which recently gave birth
to three lambs. The ewes are now
taking entire care of their numerous
progeny, and at latest accounts all were
doing renarkablY..well.
re GIVES GENERAL SUBTRACTION.
We are assured that no patent
medicine" ever brought to this section
of country has given the same satisfac-
ton as Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Farmers and men of physic alike agree
as to its great efficacy. Give tia trial.
F NJ. Chalfant, agent for Lewis
county. At
Es- A spuSxY sSAKE.-Thile
crossing Birch Mountain few days
ago, Mr.. w. W. Fogle, ofthis county,
came across large black snake, which
Immediately "briStled up and showed
fight. Mr. Fogle was too much for
his snakeship, and large club soon
gave him his quietus. When stretched
out to his full length, the reptile meas,
ured seven feet from "tip to tip"
H FlRl IN THE MouNrAIys.-We
learn that the whole surface Of Birch
and Powell Mountains has been over.
run with FIRE. Houses, fences, and ev.
erything that would burn has been con
sumed, and great distress prevail!
among the Inhabitants there in c0nse'
quence.
E No MoRa SEED CoRs AT The
election on Thursday last, a man eam'
to the polls and demanded to knew
whether there were any printed tickets
for q man to vote to disfranchisc hi
neighbors. The officers Of election an
swered and said that such an occurrence
had not been provided for; that if .
: negro could vote, it was nat supposed
, any man would refuse his OWE race tn
, same privilege, and printed tickets t.
that end had not been provided. 4
solid old farmer standing by said :
"Jim, you must go to:ths negroes thi
5 spring to buy your seed corn !
Q Goodl don't sell it to him. Jim Il
has been buying seed corn long enoust
/ "And Of such is the kingdom Of rad
] Gals y
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GS DOES ADVERTISING PAY.-We
are informed by Mr.. 2. NJ. Chalfant,
that in about four weeks he sold one
hundred and for,y-tour bottles of Piso's
Cure for Consumption-the result of a
little judicious advertising in THr
DrMocnAr for that length of time.
This medicine is rapidly increasing in
popularity and is well verify ola trial.
p. NJ. Chalfant, agent for Lewis
county. At
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AIRS. MARY E. vARNEY
HEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street, Weston.

Mrs. Varney would respectfully inform
che ladies OF Weston and vicinity that she
has Just received and has now on hand a
full and complete assortment Of notions,
ribbons, millineryand. straw goods, bonnet
trimming and velvet ribbons, bonhet
silks, satins, and yelvets, blondes, nets,
grapes, iuches, flowers, feathers, ornaments,
straw bonnets and ladies' hats-trimned
ahd untrimmed-shaker hoods, sundowns,
Er which she is offering at Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and be done
In the best style. Misty
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IVAN DNM0GRAV,
MoNDAY...........,. ..........MAY ]

@ JACOB ATcutNsoN. 1T is with
pleasure we refer to the efficiency and
promptness of the retiring Tewn Ser
geant, Mr.. Jacob Atchinsou. At the
recent meeting of the Town Council,
a vote Of thanks was returned to Mr..
Atkinson, for the very satisfactory
manner in which he had performed the
duties OF his Office. By reference to
the list of dclinquents, to be found in
another column, it will be seen that the
smallest loss is returned that has been
made for many years past.
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re- Work RrsUMED.-Work on the
Asylum building has been resumed;
and it is under stood that it is the in-
tcntion to complete the centre building
as soon as possible. The completion OF
the centre building will make room for
from so to 100 new patients.
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EFT F1RE.-On the return of the
family frem church on last Tuesday
evening. the house of Mr.. singl TN
Atkinson was discovered to DO in
flames. Hard work alone saved it.
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Iron plows, hillside, lcvel-land,
single and double sherel plows, war
ranted to be the very best in use, to
be had at Edwards, aud every farmer
should have one on his farm.
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Es- The CoRPoRArIoy ELECTION oc-
cars to-day (Monday.) Two or three
tickets ale in the feld, and much fun
is anticipated.
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Scripture and Science have met together.
Genesis and Geology have kissed each other
SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE.

SOIENUE hNU he DIDLE'
A book ofthrllling interest and greatest
importance TO every human being. The
Papers, Pulpits and People arc all discus
sing the subject and book, every man, woman
and child wants to Rad it, The leng fierce
war is ended, and Honorable peace secured,
Science is true, the Bible literal, pure and
beautiful, both now satisfied, and firm friends.
God work days, six actual days, not long
periods. This book gives the very cream Of
science, making its thrilling realities, btnu-
ties, wonders and sparkling gems husdr'd
fold more interesting than fiction. Agents
wanted. Experienced Agents will drop 9TH
or books aud secure territory Immediately.
Address FOR circular zlEGLER / MeCu RDY,
lsS. Sixth ST., Phila., Pa.
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If you want any book, school-book, or any
other kind that is now published, yon can
obtain the same by leaving an order with A.
NJ. Dent, at the Peoples Drug Store.
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re- Quick wonK.-Tn less than
one week from the time of the FIRE, the
new dwelling house of Mr.. AsPinall
was erected, furnished and occupied by
his family.
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NATURES
Own Nolr r estovotl~e.

Contains no LAC SULPHUR, no SUGAR OF
LEAB-po LlruARGE, no NITRATE or
SILVER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Misunderstanding
Drugs used in other Hair prepara-
tions.
Transparent and clear rs crystal, it will
not oil the finest fabric-perfectlysArE, CLEAN
and FFiciEST-desideratum long sought
for and found at last.
1t restores andspre7ents the Hair from
becoming Gray, imparts soft, glossy ap
pearance, removes Dandruff, is cool and re-
freshing 10 the head checks the Hair from
falling OIL, and restores it TO great: eIten.
when 'prematurelypost, prevents Headaches,
cures all llumors, cutaneous eruptions and
unnatural Heat. As A DRESSING FOR THEHArE
IT IS THE BEST ARTICLE IN THE MARKET.
DR.. G. SMITH, Patentec, Groton Junction,
Mass. Prepared only by PROCTOR Brothers,
Gloucester, Mass. The Genuine is put up in
panel bottle, made expressly for it, with: the
name Of the article blown in the glass. Ask
your Druggist for Natures Hair Restorative,
and take no other
Send cent stamp to Proctor Bros. for
Treatise on the Human Hair. The informa-
tionit contains is worth So to any person.
A. NJ. DENT, Main St, Weston,
oct31y Sole Agent for Lewis county.
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Nader, logwood, alumni, coppcras
and yitriOll at Brinkmau's.

Window glass, all sizes, putty. jim cans,
linseed oil, white lead, paint brushes, eo.ors ;
in oil, varnishes Of all kinds, lre-pFooi
paint, sand-papcr, &c, Kept {, constantly n, Q"
tspJ Ind fot sale chcar hy A. Dent
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Coffee. sugar, tea, spices, raisins,
corn starch, extracts sflsmon and YER
milla, soda, cream of tartar, cinnamon,
cloves, &C., at Edwards
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JACOB scHMITT,

CENTER STREET, WESTON, W. VA
Keeps constantly on haud fall and
complete stock of Of all kinds of Furni-
turs, such as Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Bed-steads, &C., &c: of the best
quality, at reasonable prices All orders
promptly attended to.
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All persons coming to town during
Nav Court will do well to call at Porter
Jo6lssn's before bnying elsewhere.
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EE- IMpRovEMExr.-Mr. Abe Will
Jams has put up new blacksmith shop
on the hill just above the lanyard.
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N Rev. Mn. RICHARDSON, of Vir-
GINA, preached at the Baptist Church
on Tuesday evening last.
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Cow bells, axes, draw knives, and
everything in the hardware line to be
had at Edwards.
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lfyou want nice bottle of perfume, a
fragrant cake of soap, a nice quality of pa
per, a good pen.knife, pocket-book, tooth
brush, or anything else in the notion or fan
cy goods line, so to Dents.
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DREsToN DAWSON,
-RLAcEsHITH ASD IRoS-woaKER

NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Bugsies, Wagons, ETC., re.
paired on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms. HOrse-shoeing carefully
attended to:
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Ladies hats-trimmed-from so to
Is cents, at Porter Johnson's.
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Straw hats-at your own price-at
Porter Jof on's.
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FARMERS /! READ Seamless two
bushel grain bags, only As cts, at POr-
ter Johnson's.
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Gravely's best chewing tobacco, and
a very superior smoking tobacco to be
had at Edwards.
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1frou want good Indigo, Orany other dye
stufs, go TO Dents.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
AllIRetail Orders amounting to $40 aud
Over Delivered in any partef
the Country
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASIER & SONS,

HAMILTON EASTER d SONS,
of Baltimore, Nd.
In order the better to meet the wants of
their retail customers at distance, have es-
tablished
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly send By
mail full lines of samples Of the Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, of French, English
and Domestic manufacture guaranteeing atall
times to sell as low, il not at less prices, than
any house in the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and
most celebrated manufacturers in the different
rts ofEuropc, and importing the same BY
,amers direct TO Baltimore, our stock is at
all times promptly supplied with the novelties
OF the London and Paris markets.
As We buy and sell onlYfor cash, and make
no badidebts, We arc able and willing to sell
our goods at from Ten to Fifteen per cent less
profit than if we gave credit.
Orders unaccompanied BY cash will be
sent GOD.
Frompt-paying wholesale buyers ara in
vited to inspect livestock in our Jobbing and
Package Department.
Address, HAMILTON EASTER l. SONS,
1871, 1879, 20l and 263W. Baltimore !;
Feb 20-ls1l-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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Machinists and all Others having use for
extra articles Of Lubricaiing Oil, can obtain
the same BY calling at A. NJ. dents Drug
store. Warranted entirely free frcm :and
and other impurities--only IS ceuts per gal.
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Raisins, citrOn and cinnamon al
Brlnkmsn's.
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I'm. T. D. CAMDEN,

DR. T. D. CAMDEN,
~ -PHrsicIAS AND SURGEON, -
esics on Main street, opposite Huntington s
WESTON, ". VA.
Treats all affections of the eye, defcr-
mites, nd surgical and medical .sscs gen
orally.
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Fresh oranges and lemons at Brink
mans.
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Get your concentrated I've at Ed.
wards.
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Vest Virginia
AT Rules held in the clerks Office Of the
circuit court of Lewis county, on the first
Monday in April, 1871.
Mary ]. Hays, plaintiff,
vs.. In chancery.
John Morrow's heirs,
&c, defendants.
TINE object of this suit is to obtain de-
cree assigning to the plaintiff her dover
in certain lot of ground. and the appur.
tenances, lying in the county Of Lewis, near
the town of Jane Lew.
And happening by affidavit filed that the
defendants William G. Holloway and Mar
tin Holloway are not residents of this State,
and they not appearing, it is ordered that
they do appear here within one month after
the date Of the first publication OF this order,
and do what may be necessary 10 protect
their interests in this suit.
A copy-tesie:
JOHN c. ia CESoN, Clerk.
G. ]. Arnold, attorney aprillo-4t
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oueeusware, stone ware, glassware
roodenware of all kinds at Edwards
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Teas, cofees and sugars at Brink
mans.
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