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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

TO CURE \ BALkY HoEsE.-A balk
horse is understood to be an animal which
when harne>sed, refuses to start. Various
cXpedients many of them cruel, are re-
sorted to III overcoming such obstinacy,
and it may, therefore, be we'll enough to
make Il note of the California method 1t
s,to put a rope under the horses body, be-
hind his fore legs, and to let two men, one
ut each end, draw the rope backward and
forward, as if saving at the legs 1t
must not be Gone too roughly, but still with
force Sufficient The animal, to escape
something he does not understand, will
soon move Il few steps, and after Il length
encd but quiet application of such Il per
>Iasive' process. will not fail to move on.
Rereated applications will work a thor
odgh cure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

The boy found at - Catherine, Ont.
the other day, like all the other " finds =
thus far, was not the missing Charlie Ross,
bat turns out to be Il son of Mrs. Evans, of
New York. The boy was placed to board
in New York with Mrs. Wickham, and her
daughter, Mrs. Wimple, who aferward
refused TO give hip up, and removed to St.
Catherine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

Two companies have lately been formed
in Oldrnburr, Germany, for the purpose
of manufacturing peat on Il large sca'c
and of supplying 1t TO the inhabitants OF
Bremen. Oldcnbury and other towns in
The nrighb"rhood, 1t a far cheaper rate
than that now paid to the peasants. who
have hitherto had almost monopoly of
the trade. The peat Is cut out of the soil
of the mar-hv muors or boys which cx-
tend from Bremen to the Dutch frontier
by machinery; by the removal Of the peat
a network of canals is formed which are
OF use for conveying the peat itself to
market. and which likewise form new
permanent channels of communication
available for all other purposes. The peat
Getting machine consists of Il large flat
bottomrd steam vessel, which when set to
work, is able to cut canal twenty Ger
MANI feet in breadth and six feet in depth
willis proceeding 1t the rate of from ten
to twelve feet per hour The soil thus cut
out by this floating peat manufuctorv is
lifted into the vessel by steam power. and l.,
after being thoroughly ground is dcposi-
ted, by means Ola long pipe running out
of the side of the vessel. alongside the
bank of the camel, where it is subsequently
cut into the shape of bricks and dried. 1t
is said that by this method ab ut 900
ccntncrS Qiity-live tons Enylsh) of very
good kind of peat mav be manufactured
each day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

A.i"II EpLuGI"AL lNVE>rIGA TIoNS.- The
negotiations which took place between the
German and Check Governments last
spring for making excavations on the site
of OLYMPIA have now led to the conclu~io
Of Il convention, which Prince Bismarck
has submitted for the approval Of the Ger
man Fedora! Council. Professors Curtiu>
ana Adler. who We're sent to Greece by
the Prll>>ian Government TO ascertain the
probablc cost of the excavations, have
sent in an estimate of - 900 thalcrS, which
sum Is to be included in the Imperial bud
get for the year 1870. The memorandum
presented hv the Chancellor to the Coun-
ell on the ulrct says that the results
which may be anticipated from these cx-
cavation~ in increasing the knowledge of
Hellenic antiquities and civilization are 50
important that the proposed expenditure
must be regarded Il, comparatively mod
crate. and the eminent achievements OF
German lcaining i'll the field Of Greek his
tory and ar, h:aology give Germany special
claim to pursue the above undertaking.
The cXc:ty;lt ions are to be carried out bv a
committee on the spot, consisting of an
architect and an archeologist, and under
the Superintendent Of an official and two
scientific men at Berlin--PtU Mat Gazette
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

To KEEP EGGS OVER WINTEH-Thc
F1mcrs AdrOcate. London, Ontario. Of
fercd Il prize for the best method of keep
inc cg~s over winter This recipe took
the prize.
Whatever excludes the air prevents the
decay of the egg. What | have found to be
the most successful method of doing so is
to place a small quantity of salt butter in
the palm of your left hand. and turn the
egg round in it. 50 that every pore of the
shell is closed; then dry n sufficient guam
tity of bran in IN oven (be sure You have
the bran well dried, or it will rust); then
pack them with the small ends down, a
layer of bran and another of eggs, till
your box is full; then place in u cool dry
place. If done when new laid, they will
retain the sweet milk and curd of Il new
laid egg for at least eight or ten months.
Any oil vii do. but salt butter never be
comes rancid, and L very small quantity
ofbutter will do a very large quantity OF
eggs. TO insure freshness, | rub them
when gathered in from the nests then
pack When there is u sufficient quantity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
sSRYAT &TRATT0N tHooL

Z > Ia n ~ IA L
BOSTON. MISS.
COMMERCIAL
Course of study Pref ART, ~ To- business
lii. studies embraced ii til. plan. t, School are!
Designed FIR tAos r.pi~ Wii' have acquired .s'.,d
knowledge OF the Elementary English Branches are
EODK- MINING
tIiy SineI, AID l. able l-utl!.'
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC.
Designed for Practical AIlli, atom in Iusl;I' $
COMMERCIAL. WRITING.
with Special Kcfer,n t. Ie-Ibliy and EaIiii;yp
COMMERCIAL. LAW.
lEclatnc t. Nsot abe paper Contracts. Partnership
etc. &C.
All of WI h arc especially Necessary and ADAPTED
Commercial purposes
Those desiring to accomplish than the ours,
included in the above studies may select any or an Il
The following studies VIZ: EEAnING. " EITt>G SIEII
ING, GRAMMAR and AKIIHNiITIC and pursue II, IL -
associate studies or separately
Pnila do sirinir other studies than above named niaA
select any or all OF the COMMON ENGIf~H iHfs ai.d
pursue them IN connection with scpar.'" from III.
COMMERCIAL STUDIES.
rG1il= received any til.e tir. san'ie-.
school is now located at ~ WASHINGTON =. catI,:
previous to the fire o.; May -, IL
HorLs.eto2- "I">fn :'sTt EI'AYs-
VACATION pUrIE,i July AID AIDUST
Aspiration for admission September LIST may be
person till July LIST: from July LIST T. August Eth t.,
.etter only, buld closed. August Eth TIL Septeu
Der t. the principal Will be il attendance daily from
E33yl / II HIBBARD. Principal
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
ComnisSioncr's Notice
7 c. Burlington
vs..
Charles W. BurAs.
N CHANCERY.

Be a decree entered In tie above STYLED
cru,a. in t.e Ca,Iit Court ott., count,
o.. abel, attas December term, 1875. tie
sad cause sac referred To- the unders gned
commissioner. with instructions To take
state ard report an account, showing;
lst IV.at au,uat Of capita. was con-
tr.1utod BY tie paut.a - tie common
St'eS u The partnership between Tie
planted and defendant, d waSt amount
was So contributed by the dele daut.'
a. Waat amount of moaoy or goods
las beeu received Uy either ir5m the COM
mon stock
Sd. ~What amount Of sad common
stock remains ou hand and uaiistr. buted.
Attn. IFlat amount, II any, is due
from the defendant 20 the plaintiff -pcu a
settlement ii tie partnership accounts
9th. ANY other matter tic commits
s.orer may deem pertiUe2t, ore.ther party
may require
This Is therefore % give notice 10 all
whom .tW2y Concern, that on Saturday,
the 2lst dav Of February 1874. at NV IL
fee In the city If huntington, shall pro-
coed o. t,Ne proofs aad :. e tie accounts
required by said decree.
U'NL MARTIN,
JTu. Sp--iw. ComWm sSiorcr
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Colnm,issione,.'s Notice,
Virginia $. Brown,
-.
James 7. B,w,in, ct ais.

/ p,., lsc-se cgtc,,d IN lis c,uso NJ n ,
4 ~. h. tom, 1s-2 of flo C.rcr
/ 60. CoI..i c.-,,,,,. tho s,;d. cor.,
No. r.f',,.J D., a.. nri .,s;oreJ C.o,,.n,;.
- viii ;ns,rnctiors ~ aocsrto;n and
-
80 A.,yt,. +;r,e N.bcr, e TenL;rs
ID 5..,..r.cJ ~ I.fe and rs,.nr,
N.Y., -, e.lat, lie Iaf, ~, his 5s,di.a
81 WI lp,ts 10 n,c.d at the time a
his 5,atb t,vi,m dpe tle.ra.,ri,,,t, and
I low evidenced
2d Wraruorsor,l rr,rertv of tbe said
/ a. J,rsirs came H. the hands ii
T..,cs n E.vIi, a. Admipistrotnr ~,
s,.f a. I.,t;,.s .r r-i,,It INV. conc
|,'I.:5|..5g IA. I'M. J.r...s,c..n, lis ,.,r,
u.s.. i ,I';. '' -, ,'. - a ,'' 80. ~
u.s. ,', - I 80, ''', ''' ''' va.
= tIE .,.,e ~ '''' ~
l,t " l.l.s r..,o n,.l h.. 1o,,.,
~ ~, +" '''', Us i; WEE pau .. 1'.''' I
=. III ,i. J.,'. al ' -, -
II -. I,,'. - .
'''1' .l. 80 ~ 80 - IA! '''''''
''y .'''r ~ - .'.''..'I III :, ..i.
v.. 4 ''' 7'-u '..'.''.'''N''Vl'e' "a '""E
.'' ''I'e az acc. 0"t ue,"'e'l y"e e>' u ~
-. .',,, - ii
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
BUY YCUR Dry GOODS OF
LEVY BROTHERS.


ard save money by doing so. Greet reduction,
have been made Ia the Pr crs II DRESS GOODS
IN order % close OUT the Th.ir stock.
SATTCENSa ~ IS, %. 65 20, and ,5c.-a reduction
,Itut.ty-u.r per cv!t;
Ed! En>o C,uiAo a, 81, 80, aud ~ 10 &c PEI
siLE-CoLoaED roPLINS at &c per yard
PCrIIN ALtACtS-brSt quality-at SOC PEI
yard. sold everywhere 90 aVc;
CORDED and PAIN ALI .CAS at 25c, worth
BLGc@ Ei;oCAuED ALP5CAS at 25, worth ,Oc
BACK AlrACNs. MOnAIsS and BRILLIAN.
TINS % al pics;
! lOi;oAZl H. g. OIn Sl25 g. p per yard.
AUSTRALIAN CRETE al ~, NoriE '5c. leI
HyGd-lme BROCADCD PoPLINs, all s,lk and
wool, 1t 81 per yard, rtd.ygd llum Size;
: Hand ONE >lLh ,Il,d " DuI. SIAIfrD POP
LlNS, i. yards IA pattern, ioI as. reduced
D,uas-i-rod COTTON PoPLINsat "a; ger yard,
Douai,-f1cyd COTTON ToPLlNS at 1859 Ter
/ ward, worth 30;
/ White Flannel, luiy .fd wade and al wool.
/ al 90 peer 4,Id. worth ,ot;
/ WATTS rLAN\ELS, id 81. qualities, from &c up
iC6I0i.F, fi.tNN-LS i'm all cya,it.e,;
| ,.iEt"i,.p AND C.FLEAtHEn CANTON
! FLANEEL ON l2& % AS per yard:
DOllrStI, GlNGhANS al go. TX, and Lose.
! |t.EtlgI SIl.lIEG al ID C. FcriI ". zen
IA.
IiNsEYS from !G,s TO 4ocper yarl
In 49,, n ~ Az 80 ~. r, ,.,,.
D.i-'i,'-' "' - 80 '"'N' '''''
Si'-,' .,..,,,., ,,r,,, . ~, o., ,
I 30 ly''' - ''"A' 81 'O' w. anu ''- i''
'Ti.-L,y LEANS from, ice. p, "a, nor ,,-1.
NeN VN 4. VA, - ',.'.
NhAN-' = - - az d" WIZ
"a, ~ uI',,,,l l'l1S,' "a. 81 ~ 81, - "A
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
SHERlFF'S SALES.
SHERIFES SHE!

Twill sell on Monday, the 9th day Of Feb
ruary, 1874, at the front Of the Courthouse
of Cabel county, the following property,
viz: Twelve Head OF Horses, good stock
Il head being four years old, EACH, and
a magni iicent Library formerly belong
ing to Albert G.. Jenkins, deceased, lev
led upon as the property Of james b. Bow
lin, u satisfy executions in my hands 'or
collection in favor Of &. c. Brown. jas.
4. PAYNE. ct al, for the use aud benefit OF
Mary L. Hope Hanley, survivors DC.
Terms of sale Cash. Given under my
hand this January 18th, 1874.
ID. |. SMITH, ;. G. c.
Jan. l5-it. ByGEo. L. MILLER, Dept
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

yae Cubans and Spsaiards had another
frhtuear Los Meloues. The Spanisrds
were whipped, being compelled to retreat
losing MANY officers and men. Col. Esa
ponda. who Commanded the Spaniards,
had h,suose shot off,
ItisS..d that Governor Kenlper, Of Viz
-.nia. who WIS one Of the most earnest
fighters among the generals Of tie Con-
iodcrste Army, has received O cordial ia
vitatica from General Grant % visit him
at tie White House, which he wiz accent
A Gre occurred IN knitting mill a
Beunir gtou, VI, during which sDue gas
olme was jsn.,cd, ,aud tire flares rushed
suddenly into a room where ene women
were sewing, killing seven q tLem almost
Instantly Others were badly buracd.
Prince Alfred, when he was q midsh;p-
maa in the British Navy, visited this
c9uatry, and it was reported at the time
. that lie lei in love with one q our Amer.
! lean bellies. But however ttst was, re :,
now married, and his marriage is said Z
. Dee a resi- love match
Pr:aoe Alfred Ernest Edward, tie sec
ond s1n Of Queen Victoria, DuSeoi Ediu
|turg. Egrl 81 Kent, and the heir of t.,
Principally Of SAKE Coburg Gotha, wa
marr.ed in 81 Petersburg, Russia, on ia,
. sd INST. o. the Princes, Nara A.cxan
drovra, daughter Of the Emperor Of Rus
s'a.
Aman named Z. KIRBY, Of Lancaster
/ Ohio. lcf, his wife after violent quaryc
with her. 4 few DAYS af,erward, Mr..
| Kirby received a p-y-eutof nice pud
ding. Of which she and her four chi.drc
partooS, and which poisoned them all, bu
none have de, as vet. It is supposed ia
father sent it v.,a the intention Of kilIir
them al.
John Z Ccrwin, who shot and kille
Thcs. r. Stllwell, ~ Anderson, Ind Ia.
week, had an examination aud pye!im
nary ,r.al before q Justice Of the Peac,
on tie 23d inst. AT the close Of the arg,
mer,s Of Tie counsel, tie justice ss.d: "
ID. q
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
LEGAL AoVERrlsExEgrs

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA Cab
70 ell Couhty: At Rules held in the
~ Clerks Office OF the County Court
OF Cabell county on the first Monday in
January, 1878.
Peter c. Burlington, John \. Burlington,
w. II. Hagan, J. Harvey Poage, John
Hooe Russell, d. W. Emmons, and NJ.
Erskine Miller. partners doing business
as the Bank Of Huntington
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
Local ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE !

Msssrs. John Iaidlty, jr, L. II. Burks,
HELEN Burks, his wife (late Laidiey),
Ulysses Laidley, Al ert Laidiey, Geo.
Lai.ley, James Lsid'ey, Sarah Poage
(ate Laitleyl. Theodore Lainley, and
all the unknown heirs Of John Laid
ley. decd and James Williamson,
YOU will take notice that on the 10Th
day Of February. 1874, between the hours
of o'eiDck, 4 NJ, and 4 o'clock, z. VI.
of that day, al the hOuse of Jesse Fry. in
Wayne ceIuiy, W Va, we will proceed 10
take the deposiiOns Of Patrick NAPIER
and others 10 he used when taken as evi-
dence in our favor, upon the hearing OF
cause new pending in the ehaneery side
Of the Circuit Court for said county, and
if tom any cause the taking OF said dep
ostioas should not be completed on That
day. the iurther taking thereof viii he
continued from time 10 tine aud place
10 plLee, until completed.
JESSE FRY,
Jan. saw. Russell WATTS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriff sale.

| vial sell on Saturday, the 7th day
Of February, 1874, on Little Fujges Greek
in Grant District, Gabell GOuuty, ONE
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL
AND FIXTURES,
also about pO00 feet Of LUMBER; $50
feet OF i, 'eing PINE FLOORING, aud the
brlance POPLAR LII MBER; attached :
the property OF W. }. BELL, and sold
by virtue OF an cr.:er OF the Judge OF IN"
Circuit Court Of Cahe!l County, made ~
the DSemhc! term, 1873; in the case o.
Z. VI. Albert, ~. said BtLt;
TERMS OF SALE:
C,sh for all suns under $1,000. and
credit CT moatus for all sums ovrl
that amount, taxing from the purchaser
bond with approved security. Given un
der my hauI this 29ih Jay Of December
1873.
D.. SMITH. Sisrif, Ca5sR County
by Csc F, Miller, Dept
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
no Dobt Casstlon

TaE Richmond D.p1'et seems very
much exercised in relation to the
portion of the d,'t of Virginia which I
Is called tie share of Wes, Virginia
in che ola State debt.
Oae Of the poorest things to be-
gin housekeeping with. Is a heavy
debt. and there should be little
ooal.r shat West Virginia, with
ey,rvthn. q begia, should be 10th
t., assume a debt, which she had very
G,;le part in contracting.
Itis vel known that ,ae people Of
We; Virginia, for many years be
fire the division, have complained
thar the Eastern par; Of the State has
m,1opor1cd toa great extent the ex-
paql.tur, OF the State Revenues
They had the Capitol, the DanyiIe
R.R.. the Virginia Central r. r..
the Petersburg r. T., The James
River and Kmawha Canal the
Chesapeake and Albermar!e Canal,
the Peuitcntiary, the two LUnatc
Asvlums. the Institution for the
deaf and dumb. and the blind, and
many other works of internal am
movement in all OF which, by the
principles Of county, the State Of
West Virginia should be entitled To
a share. bu. in none Of which has
she any share.
It Is no wonder in view OF thcs,
thincs tina. it Is difficult for the com
missioncrs Of West Virginia to i'm
press upon themselves that Wcs'
Virginia should assume q portion o.
the debt contracted ir these work.
ofiuterual Improvement and othe
thing. of which Fact Virginia nov
enjoy ,lc entire fruits.
Justice should be done at what
ever sacrifice, bgtve have yet 90 b
convinced of the justice Of the posi
ton of Ea,, Virginia IN this matter
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

TIE Huntingdon diet.,r- asks
"~.u Yves. Va. consent % have
mixed schools Supu1.s sho docs
not CONSENT. What thau3-AU-@g
C.rup,e
Then, vr suppose tho Jacobs men
and .ae.- Radical allies WI, ,-y and
compel them 90. That az
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r. S. Wynn.
MDERT-On Attachment

The object of this suit is to attach the
Dropertv of the defendant in the hands of
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Com
pany. and subject the same 70 the pay
ment OF a debt Of S3,65l.97, with interest
on 2.22s.S4, part thereof, from the DIST
day of September, 1873, and with interest
on Sl,367.59, the remainder thereof, from
the 9th day of October, 1875. And it al
pearing from an affidavit filed with the
papers in this cause that the defer dant,
r. S. Wynn, is nonresident OF the State
Of West Virginia, it is therefore ordered
that he do appear here in one month from
the first publication OF this order, and do
what is necessary TO protect his interest in
the premises. 4 copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER, Clerk.
BY Jno. w. Church, Deputy.
GIBsoN Il SIMNs, p. q. Jan. l5-4w
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estate OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
Ne ell County: At Rules held in the
- Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Cabell county on the first Monday III Jan
uary, 1874.
Elizabeth Griffin, guardian Of the heirs Of
John Griffin, decd.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
Martin Mclaughlin
VS..
D. W. Nichols.
IN CHANCERY.

The object of this suit is to enforce a
veudor's lien for the sHm Of $4,000 with
interest from the 10th dav Of December.
1872, until paid, upon the real estate in
the town of Guyandotte, ". Va, con-
veyed by plaintiff to defendant by deed
dated the 10th day Of December 1872, and
nov on record in the county clerks 6ffice
81 the said county Of Cabell. And it ap-
pearing from an affidavit fled with the
papers Of this cause that the defendant D.
". Nichols is a nonresident Of the State
of"W est Virginia, il is therefore ordered
that he do appear here within one month
after the first publication Of this order
a I'd do what is necessary to protect his liz
terest in this suit. A copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER, Clerk,
BY JNo. W. CEUBcH, Deputy.
FEBGUsoE & HAsvEY, Soils. Jan. l5.4r
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SECRETARY R,cHAEDs0N he's dis
closed the gratifying intelligence,
that the receipts from he Customs
and the Internal Revenue during the
present month Will justify the eY-
'- .sot there will BE 30 increase
Of the pu5lc dcct
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Commissioners Notice !
Z. A. Abbott
vs..
John c. Green ct ale.
IN CHANCERY.

IN pursuance o. a decree Of the Circuir
Court Of Boone cOu. T., rendered in th,
above named cause N the Ind day Of DC
tober, 1873, the undersigned a commits
sioner Of said court will, at the Clerk s
once OF the Circui Court cf Boone county,
W: Va on the 10th day Of Februar
1874. proceed to take, state. AMI report
an account in the above named cause as
follows:
First What debts, If any, are due ana
unpaid By the estate Of Isom Adkins.
dec d. And TO whom due the amount Of
each, how evidenced, with their priorities,
if any.
Second. What assets have been received
hy the personal representative OF said
lsom Adk ns, deed, and the disposition
thereof bat might have been received
by him b, the use of due diligence.
Third, What real estate, II any the
said lson Adkins, dec d, seized or pos
sessed: OF Its reasonable yaiue, and the
title the sto, and what liens, il any. exist
thereon. and their nature.
Fourth, Any matter whatever which be
may dem pertinent and proper, or which
any p .rty may request.
Given under my baud this seventeenth
day o. December, 1873.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Jar. s4v. Com missioner
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UNDER thep-'v,>ioas ot;ae postal
contract Recently concluded between
Postmaster General CresSwe.l ana
the Postmaster General Of New South
Wales the fr,t overland through
mail 20 Australia was received M
M5atroal on che 29,h F.om there
il was forwarded 5y rail % san
Francisco ana shipped % New South
Wales. 81 the new route much
tine is save.
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SHERLFFS SALE!

I will sell on Tuesday, the Srd day Of
February. 1874. at the reside &c # james
b Bowiin. on Greene Bottom, ia Cabeli
county, the following property, viz: Ab'u!
$500 bashels If Corn; ] SiacA Of hay |
Buckeve Reaper; McCormic Reaper =
Moving Machines; l PAIR Of Platform
scales 10 Flows, II various kinds; Corn
Coyerer Harvesting Cradle y Moving
Scvthes; ! Buckeye Wheat Drli ! Fan
Mil; l Dirt Scraper; Express Wa, -;
> Wagons (two-horSel - Harrows; Hay
Rake: ! Corn Dropper; Corn SfeNor
set Of Buggy Harness; , SETS OF P.ow
Harness. and various other articles, levied
upon as tie property Of James b. Hnw.in,
to satisfy executions and other claims Tor
collection against him in my hands
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
January, 1874.
Jan. lost d. /. SMITH, ;. Z. I.
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Gzyra,L Po2-.IA, the Spanish
commander 81 Cuba, has met with
another 8..eat The Cuh3as met
and dsmoral'zsd lis army at Cana
guev and relieved him oithc greater
part Of a. ha--oEe.
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T. Z. Kline.
N CHANCERY-On Attachment.

N CHANCERY-On Attachment.
The object Of this suit IS t. attach the
interest oi the defendant =. 2. Kline, in
2,4y75 acres Of land, on the waters Of
Cha-ley's creek in said county. and sub
ject tie same to the payment Of Sl.233.76,
with interest thereon from tic 1T day Of
January, 1870, due from tie defer dart t.
the plaintiff ior money cell cted 10y him
- Commissioner il the case Of K. II. Hart
lev * Co., ". g. /. Roie ard ctiers. ir
chancery, in the circuit court q SAID
cuurtyo OF abel. And il appearii 9 from
an affidavit fled with tic papers in this
cause that tn. said defendant T. 3. Kline.
: nonresident II tie State Of West Viz
ginia, it is therefore ordered that Le d.
appear Eere in one month after the first
publication Of this Greer and do what -
necessary to protect his interest in tie
premises \ copy.
1este: JOS. 5. MILLER, Clerl
BY Jno. W. Church, Deputy.
= J. MCCONAS Sol'r. Jan. l5--fw
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6sTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab.
~ ell county; At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the ounty Court Of alb
ell county on the first Monday in Janu-
airy, 1874.
L. L. Kennett and P. Kennett, partners
doing business as l.. L. & p. Kennett.
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James II. Ferguson aad T. 3. Kline,
IN DEBT-On Attachment.

The object Of thi. suit is to attach the
! rolcr;y oi the defendant T. B. Kline, in
this c)uatv, and subject the Ime to the
payment If a debt Of Sl,333.32, with in
terc,t from the 9Th day of August, 1871
due from the defendants tie plaintiff.
And It appearing from an affidavit fled
with the uapcrs in this cause .at the de-
ieGiaat T. e. Kline IS non resident Il
the State Of West Virginia, it is taeref re
ordered that lie Do appear mere within one
month after the first publication Of this
order, and d. what is necessary TO protect
his interest in the premises. = copy.
Teste: JOS. :. MILLER, Clerk.
BY Juo. W. Church, Deputy.
+. J. MCCOMAs, p. q. Jan. LOW