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At bahama, California, recently, a
child supposed to be dead was about to
be buried when the mother threw her
self upon the coffin, declaring that she
had heard the child speak. The coffin
was opened and the little one found to
l.. LIZ
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MILAN K. SMITH. NJ. D.

slDEE CE-No. u, Thirteenth stree
cen w Arlington avenue and Walnu
Otllee--l2O commercial avenue, up
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Inc iuNowinB IL IisI OF letters remain
ing, uucalIc!.for, IN the post.ofHce, nj
Cairo, ll.inol. oa,artay sept. Il, 1874:
Bonner, Alice BATE, Belle
Brown, Anuu Barlow, Annie
Barton, Adilo Clay Nancy
Coleman, Pauline Derby, Martha
Fry, Hauo Hicks l.
HoI KIM, Ly4Icr Kali, Mary
kcrs, Anna Lewis, Lauro
MIior, NJ \ O'Donuell, Mira j
Patton, Sarah Parrot, Georgia
Putuey, Jane h!chle, l. NJ
Ross, NJ II Stewart, u
SlucEIey, : G S.rahorn, MA
sights, Mary stone, Nj
Fay Pauline Withers Mrs A
Walker, Harriet Ward, Sal.ie
GENTS.
Abrams, JAS Anderson, Chas
BY, i Berry, -
Booker, SclAhbi Grips, A )
Comet Is Is Gut, Caldwell, Fin
Croi,ou Juo Campbell, X A
Corcorsu, + 81 Downing, John
Davis, Mr. VIM Edwards, q l.
Fisher, " q Harmon, G. A
lIuuIalcling, Chas Hudson, j II
Jones, Paul kean, Jacob
Kennedy, " Kennedy, L b
kimbro, I keIlichand VIM
Lsnt2, Daniel Lahey, Daniel
Icutz Isaac LucGs, Samuel
| Miller Chas Murray, r 5
| Morris, Ernest Mason, John Key
Mccormick, John Mckimm, Jno
! Mccall, Michael McHsiben, Il NJ
Megiien, Il 5 Nelson Il Richey
| Nelson, Isom Norton NJ L
! Owen, John Dverton, Richard
| Parm, John Rivers, Frank
| Roberts John Squires, q ID
! Smith Geo Smith, Fred
! Stone, II a shannon, ID A
Teft, Alorzo Tugie, Blaio
Thomas, 4 o Thomas, f
Thompson, John Wilfon, Aaron
Wheeler, Henley Ward, j +
White, j J Williams, Jno
Walder, Pat Wheeler, w
VIM, Robert Werden, ) Lewis
GEO. W. MCKEAIG L NJ.
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LETTER LIST

Tho following is Il lis. Of letters remain
ing, uucallc3.for, n the post.oiiice, nj
ONTO. l-Ln0L.. ,-.4rlny. Sept y. 1874
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Newspaper advertising is now recognized,
by business men having faith in their own
wsre,, as the most effective means for Sc
curing for their goods wide recognition
OF their merits.
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Newspaper sdverti.lngis the mos, energetic
and vistlant Of sAlesmen; addressing thou
sands each day, always in the advertisers
Interest, and reas.le.sly at Work seeking
customers from all classes.
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\ f." remembered words OF malice spent.
The record OfsOmo dead mans III intent
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few snow pachr- on the mountaiu side,
low white foam flakes from The cbO.ug
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
Tic Contested Elections.

FROM Washington, We learn that
the committee on Elections, TO whom
was referred the matter Of the con-
tested election in the first and second
Districts of this State, will make
three reports. Two Of the members
are in favor of the August elections,
which would seat MeSSrs Hagans and
Davis. -Four are in favor Of the
October election, seating Martin and
Wilson, and the others, "a majority
of the committee,) in favor OF deci-
ding that there was no election and
demanding the election to the people.
This VIII doubtless be the decision o.
the House, and SO the 1st. and
la Districts VIII have a new election
As Mr.. Hereford was elected at boil
The August and OcIsbcr elections
and there was 10 contestant for hi;
seat he will doubtless remain tht
representative Of this District.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
Commissioners Notice !
r. A. Abbott
John c. Green Ell ale.
IN CHANCERY.

IN pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Boone County, rendered in the
above named ause on the 2ud Day Of DC
tober, 1873, the undersigned a commits
siouer Of said court, will, at the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court CT Boone county,
". Va, on the 10th day Of Feoruars,
1874. proceed 10 take, state, ami report
an account in the above named cause as
follows:
First What debts, il any, are due and
unpaid By the estate CT Isom Adkins.
decd. And 20 whom due the amount Of
each, how evidenced, with their pricrities,
II any.
Second. What Assets have been received
y the personal representative Of said
Isom Adkins, deed. and the disposition
thereof What might have been received
by him by the use Of due diligence.
Third, What real estate, If any the
said Isom Adkins, decd, seized or pos
sessed: Of its reasonable value, and the
title thereto, and what liens, If any, exist
thereon, and their nature.
Fourth, Any matter whatever which he
may deem pertinent and proper, or which
any party may request.
Given under my hand this seventeenth
day Of December, 1873.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Jan. s-4v. Commissioner
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The Eighth Of January.

THE eighth OF January was the
anniversary Of the Battle of New
Orleans, and was formerly Observed
almost as a national holiday. but
seems 90 be uowneglected, or romem-
5ored by oulya few.
Although che Battle was fought
at;er icace was declared, and could
really have had very little ultimate
iraaeaoe on the relations between
Great Britain and tue United S,atce,
yc-itWa5 none the less a glorious
and signal triumph Of Che soldiers Of
tn.s country, mostly volunteers. over
tine ts-'ue,. warriors 81 England. uu-
der Gen. PacIeuhcm. Gen. Jack
son, Ulo commanded in the battle
deserves q place among TIE noted
-'.-C~- o' ACes'os
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

The distribution will &c 10 public, and will be
mad. under the saline form and regulations u The
ssh Francisco aHd LUulzyiie LI1i"ry Cat Cub-
certs, undrr tie supervision IL 'mMittce OF
Or mlUurt citlIeuS selected 10y m uCAtth'dcrs.
Reference n 10 tn. iutegiity 0f ,hls ente p,ise
s.d Of the Esuagtutn; IA maze 10 the following
well Known CltiZynS;
SamT /. Ti5b4>, A Tor0s"e, J Mash, j. u.
G-gf,n-me;nhers Of Guy COuGCll.
Judge Z. J. = acs. ANst I. :. Assessor; Mash
4 G.CeaGald, PropTutOrs Metropolitan Hotel;
EUgcar Moore, Cit, NJ Ushdl; ", ". Hui, Ar
ybl;uci j he sne, COnS,ab { -. C"pftr, J.welrr;
Capt ;. Howe, Contractor; o. b, Richmond 4
Co, Crmm.ss.vl Merchants; NJ l.. Campbell,
PcUpIi,,uV Ocatgal BUt!; Singleton 4 CreALu,
rrcpielOrs Pacific Stiues; 5. p. hitch, Ner-
chant, sandy, I Iah !. q. G.'f.S,r, Helena, Mon
IA 81
We will also announce that each aud every
person buying ticNCt cir 80 any lud I'll times
rNgmias uul hooks aud all busln - TRANSACTIONS
VOuu-vs-l with the cutCrpr -; and ss tps draw
Ing 90 placed ~ t!:c haa IS q honest alG dis
Interested uasu, 4 niL insure i4lr AID Impartial
distribution.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
Martin Mclaughlin
Va.
D. ". Nichols.
IN CHANCERY.

The object Of this suit is to enforce a
veudor's lien for the sum Of $4,000 with
interest from the 10Th day Of December.
1872, until paid, upon the real estate in
the town OF GuyaEdotte, ". Va, con-
veyed by plaintiff to defendant bv deed
dated tie 10Th day @. December, 1872. and
now on record in the county clerks Office
Of TIE said county Of Cabell. And it ap-
pearing from an affidavit filed with the
papers Of this cause that the defendant D
81. Nichols j. Z nonresident Of the State
Of Vest Virginia, II Is therefore ordered
tina; Ae do appear here within one month
after the first publication Of this order
4 ID do what is necessary TO protect his in
teIest in this suit A copy.
Ieste JOS. S. MILLER, Clerk.
BY JSo. W. CHUBcH, Deputy.
FERGUSON & HLSvEY. Sops. Jan. l5-4w
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

Messrs. John LaidIsy, jr., L. II. Burks,
HELEN Burks, his wife Qste Laidley),
Ulysses Lsidley, All ert Laidley, Geo.
Laialey, James Laid!ey, Sarah Poage
late Lait ley). Theodore Laidley, and
all the unknown heirs Of John Laid
ley, dec and James Williamson,
YOU will take notice that on the 18th
day Of February, 1874, between the hours
Of 8 o'clock, A NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ.
g that day, ST the house Of Jesse Fry. in
Wayne county, W Va, We will proceed to
tate the depositions of Patrick Napier
and others 10 be used when taken as evil
dence in our favor, upon the hearing OF a
cause now pending in the chancery side
of the Circuit Court for said county, aad
if from any cause the taking Of said dep
ositioas should not be completed on that
day. the further taking thereof will be
contipucd from time 10 time aud plaza
10 pllee, until completed.
JESSE FRY,
ian. s-4w. Russell WATTS.
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4 EardCase.

A murderer named Mecheila,
who is to be hung this week in Jer-
sey City, has refused pershtently 10
see a clergyman, in spite Of al their
solicitations. 4 few days ago, 4 city
Missionary went into his cell to talk to
him, just at dinner time. Mochella
told him he did not want his services,
but he continued 10 cxhort him, and
the convict got angry and threw a
dish Of stewed meat over him,
which convinced him eGec;ually that
Mechella was determinednot TO listen.
HE'S to be hung in a few days,
and will We suppose, die as he has
lived delying God and man.
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Sheriff's Sale,

7 viii sell on Saturday, The or d,
of January, 1874 on Little Fudge Cree
in Grant District, Cabcll Com y, OF
PORTABLE STEAMSAW MILL
AND FIXTURES,
also stoul 1000 teet Of LUalRER. $500
feet OF BEING PINE FLOORING, sqi .hs
balance POPLAR LUMBER ATTACHED -
tie property Of ". j. BILL, AMI coll
by virtue OF Gn order Of TIE Judge Of iag
Circuit Court OF Cabell County, male %
the Decembe: term, 1873; in the case o.
c. NJ. ALBERT, ~. said Bell,
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash for all sums under 5000 and
0 credit Of 4 months, foi all Sums over
that amount taking from the purgla era
bond with approved security. Given ul.
der my hand this Goth day Of Deeem .er,
1873.
D. J. SMITH SseriT, Cd5eR County
BY Go. r, MILLER, Dept
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2UY Ycga DRY GOODS CT
YNVE ERST2ER&.'

and Save money by dong So. Great 'educ,!'od
have been n .de IN tac p7 ces u DRESS GOODS
ia o,d,r 10 C., 'se out Lie Wh,ie stock.
sAITEa.,s =. IS, 20. 6 70, did .yc.-a reduction
EMFi.4s4 c-OlIS II 50, 80, srd up to &c, per
siia-tOLolED FoTLgEs at &c per yaia,
rCPLS ELsACA8-b,st qual.y-at 20; per
y,.J. srld r.o'y-..is At so;
CORDED AID Ii.A!N AAFACAS az 25c, worth
vtc per y.rd;
ELA,n BNUCAGLO AL?"cAs At ~, uog:a zoe
DLa,E 6i,pAC =, MonAIss arG BRuIIAN-
ItNtS.tal piss;
tU&EAlI - Tom Sj.25 10 s. per yard;
AUSTRALIAN CREPE AZ o. "crih .5c. per
n!.d5ime BsocADsD FoFLiYS, all aus and
WOOL, az 81 per Said, reduced nom $40;
HANDSOME siLh AID Wool STRIPED Pop
LAS az. Yards IA " pattern, FOR 80, redG,eu
Dia,ir-i .tl COTTON PoPuNsat iic per yard,
DouC!,-.-c,d COTTON ropLINS atlc;!c per
ward, worth SUI;
CAuCOES II 6a. SO, 10, ana 1sHc;
WELT. FLASNl 81, all yard T.Lc and all wool.
al sac o.. y,.rn, "3r.n co.;
wmTE tiAN>ELS, I'd al qualities, from &c up
10 1 p-y yatC;
COiURED 'tLANSELS in all qla,Nes;
BLEA, uED AND UNBLEaCHED CANTON
FLANNEL fvm IL. 70 100 per yard;
DOMESTIC GINGhAAlS u 10, ~, and 1880,
CnEliot SHIFTING al -o,sc, worth - per
lr.d
IiNSeIS from 10. 70 4oc per yard;
LEU-I'' x fiuu 10 go 3d. pr yXG
DULSAiN CASSIMEiiE al 81 pcr yard, worth
EHc,Isus sATINETs q, 80, 60, and &c. per
N&STtcEY JEANS from 1853 70 20 per yard.
CHAI,Lu ill.si LILLE CASslatkEt5 At d ye!y
SIN I'll d!NtErt on On thuiaclufe!s' prices;
WATERPROOF ClOIES a. iot, q, a. -, $40,
AID Y. 20 pes ) iri;
BLACK aud iLOWN vELvETEENS at SOC.
worm 10 per yd'd;
BLACK nd C0LOHED yELYETEENS in all
TRIMMING vELOURS, in all colours, at 81 and
81. 30 Yer ward,
SILK VELVET, black and colo5ed, for trimming
and wIiyue' use,
pure linen, two yards long, at
81, HOrtu $3.50;
LINN DON LES at 30, co. 75c and 81 per dozen
- 81. 30 per cent Oe,OS regular prices.
HUlkABALh TOWELS AZ from Sl.g5 to 50 per
We ca. particular attention to ouI TOWELS ct
NhrhINS st$. 20, ;i.tO' ;i.75, 50, and up to SO
Der dlZHu:
Linen DAHASK cor taole-ciO;hs, from so up
FXrRA LONG TABLE CLOTHS from S up to
~; ,,,.,,
lOllON DIAtEk al ~ ana $3.50 Tor piece
o ten lurds. worth 20 -uaf2
LINEN BIRDS EYE DIAPER at 3)c, worth lcc
pcr yarn;
A mI Ss-urtmeut Of Ladies' CIOAKS WATER
PROOFS aud STA \ - AL a. great Harghns;
SAAA - AND CAkDlSAN
JACKETS, ytTt c1cfH;
WHITE ana >yAO4d y ID 81 Nl.EtN. al ,
sizes and qualities. "a. extremely low prices;
CALICO COMFORT Ab4EN, hpule Manufacture,
nj - and $50. worth - hAd >d.tui
'ARPEr>, MATLiN :, OIL. 10TH. RUGS. !
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
SHERIFPS SHE!

l will sell on Tuesday, the Srd day Of
February, 1874, at the residence Of james
b. Bowlin, on Greene Bottom, in Cabell
county, the following property, viz About
$500 bushels of Corn; Stack OF Hay;
Buckeye Reaper; l McCormic Reaper; .
Moving Machines; l pair OF Platform
Sca,es - Flows, If various kinds Corn
Coverer; > Harvesting Cradles; . Moving
Scythes; Buckeye Wheat Drill ] Fan
Mil; l Dirt Scraper; ! Express Wagon !;
. Wagons (two-horse) , Harrows; Hay
Rake; Corn Dropper; Corn Shelter;
l set Of Buggy Harness; , sets Of Piow
Harness, aud various other articles, levied
upon as the property Of James b. Bowlin,
to satisfy executions and other claim, ior
collection against him in my hands
Given under my hand this 18th day 4
January, 1874.
Jan. l5-3t y. |. SMITH, S. c. c.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
TRUSTEES SHE,
OFTEE
HUNTINGTON ARGUS.

HUNTINGTON ARGUS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed
by william +. Wallace TO me, as Trustee,
on the l5ib day Of July 1872. to secure
TO Samuel Pike the sun of $4,000 mlie
due and payable by two notes dated
April 9Th 1872. for equal amounts due 10
II and Is months from date, with inter.
Ct; and default having been made in lhe
payment thereof, and being so required
By the said Pike, will on Saturday the
24th DAY o. JANUARY, 1874
At the Office Of the Huntington Aucys. On
Fourth avenue, IN the City q Hunting.
ton Ca5eli Co. ". Va, between The
hours Of a. u. AM G ,. u. Of that d.
proceed to cell az public auction 10 tie
highest bidder, yoR CAsH the interest o.
the said Wallace, in The fo.ieWing proper
ty, to-Wit:
Double supeIoyal Press; / Snail
Gordon Press, hiking apparatus, ! roller
mould. 2 large stones aud frames. snai.
q,one cabinets with cases and oil th5
type therein, s gal eys, one wood galley,
| standing GALLEY, dOIJie slsn1s
stools, clairs, stand sn6 ink stone
iron aud brass roller mouids j55
chase, book chase, pair news cLssss,
? small JOB cheses, News and jo6 eo~-o-
sing sticks, stone pitcher, buck
pan, lot ink. assorted coiors, ] lot bs3lI
coal ell cans, sUall od cans, desk.
| clock, tlble, paper case, l bellows
2 stoves, and | pipe, ! saw, ! cai.ipefs,
/ paper cutter, 2 type racks, z franesis
cards, ] roll zinc, bank table, lamps.
! lot binders boards, shovel and pskef
/ Mite box, - pairs news cases, stso
22bo1es assorted, ! lead cutter, 4 Too4
type cases, match safe, 2 specimen
books.
Together with Gil news Job. card saf
wood type, clogs, leads, lules, labor
saving roles. f-Tniture, regle5 quota,
iicn,, and each and everything in, aga
belonging = the ofice now called ii'
2tfce o. 10 Huntington Argus a. ils
line the game was brought 10 Huodi5
oD, and established in TIE bnildi5g a
ne corzer CT 81 avenue and 8ih sves'.
cor as much thereof as may be neess-.-
y to satisfy sa!d debt, and cost -.
interest 10 said property to be sod ~
ng iwo-thirds thereof
Z. 5. BUFFlSGTQE, Trr5.1s
APRIL 2ls', 1879.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERLFFS SHE!

Twill, on Monday, the 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1874, AT the front of the Courthouse
OF CabelI county, the following property,
viz: Twelve Head of Horses, good stock
- head being four years old, each, lev
led upon as the property OF James b. Bow
lin, to satisfy executions ia>my hands for
collection in favor Of q. c. Brown. Jas
a. Payne, ct al, for the use and benefit Of
Mary II Hope Hanley, survivors sc.
Terms OF Sale Cash. Given under my
haad tits January 18th. 1874.
ID. |. SMITH, ). &C.
Jan. I5-4t. By Grs. +. MILLER, Dept.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

&,,TATE OF WEST VIRGINlA, Cab
"a ell County: At Rules held in the
- Clerks Office If the County Court Of
Cabell couaty OF the first Monday in Jan
oary, 1874.
D. I. Davis and Abe Stern, partners do
i.g business rs d. Z. Davis & Co.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

THERE is a good deal of nasty
work going on at present in Texas
The Supreme Court of that State
lately undertook to declare the late
election void in order to defeat demo
Gratis elected to Office.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
Joseph Duvall and Charles Duv:ll.
IN CUANCEEY.

The object of this suit is to obtain title
to a tract Of land lying in Wayne county.
THIS day came the Plaintiff, by lis attor-
mey, AID on his motion, ard il appearing
by an affidavit fled in tais cause t! at Jo-
seph Duvail aud Charles Duval the de-
ienda Is in TINS suit, are non-res dents VI
tas State, it is ordered that they dorppear
here w.tlin orc month after tie frat pub
i;catloa Of this order, and do what is nee
essary to protect the.r interest in IN suit.
Toste: J. ?. WELLMAN Clerk.
BUaNs & RATIIFF, S1Ps. Jan. l5--4w.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
on Monday the End day Of
March, 1874,

oil OF the real estate Of the said Bank
rnpts, about 1918 acres, situate in Cab
IL county on the Guyandotte River,
about Two miles from the Courthouse. and
frvm the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
The said real estate includes q large
WATER GRlST-AILL, standing on the
bank OF said river, with dam over the
same, and in connection with the mill a
large store>house, an n good frame dEsll.
ing. Two hundred acres Of the land are
in cultivation, on which are several tene
ment houses and tobacco barns portion
of the remain er II we'll timbered. The
said real estate will be offered as a tsAol,.
or IN lots, and sold in whichever way viii
realize the largest sum Of money Oh the
following terms Que hfIh Of the pur-
chase money cash in hand, and the bal
ance in four equal iDsts m,rts, at six.
twelve, eighteen, AMI twenty months,
respectively, with interest from the day
of sale. Bond and good security required
of purchasers, and legal title retained as
further ecuny.
JOHN B. LAIDLEY,
Jan. saw. Assignee, &c,
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GoOd Es-peais1e Agents Wa2tod
LiLerel 60 za,pissions AItoEyal.

- Money should be sent by Express, OF by
Draft on an, sulyeui bank, by POstO1.ce Money
oder, or Registered S,tlvr, ~ CVr r:sk fJr
pax &c 4it.s, address
r. " MORGAN, Manager.
Jan. t5-Ii. Lock tgA l:S, CUuIue, Utah.
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T. r. Kline.
N CHAyCERY-on Attachment.

N CHATCERY-On Attachment.
The object Of this suit Is 10 attach the
interest oi tie defendant T. 2. Kline, in
2,491; acres OF land, on the waters Of
Gharley's creek in said county, and sub
Jet the same to the payment Of 81, 233.7 IS.
with interest thereon from the 1st day OF
January, 1870, due from the defendant to
the plaintiff for money cell cted by him
as commissioner in the case # L. II. Hart
ley & Co., rs. c. /. RcAe and others, in
chaaccry, in the circuit court Of said
County OF Cabel. And it appearing from
an affidavit lied with tie papers in this
cause That IA, said defendant T. B. Kline,
. nonresident Of tie State Il West Vir-
Sinia, it ia there fore ordered that he d.
appe9r here in one month after the FIRST
publication Of This Greer and d, what is
Necessary to protect his interest in the
premises. 4 copy.
Teste: JOS. :. MILLER, Clerl
By Jno. w. Church, Deputy.
3 J. MCCo&As, Sol'r Jan. 15--4w
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
Sheriff's Sale.

l will sell on Monday. the 10Th
day of January, 1874, Chat being tho
Ist day Of the County Court of Cab.
ell County,) at tie front Of the Court
House of said County, tie following
property viz:
3 YOKE OF WORK OXEN,
l0DD STEAR,
YOKES AND CHAINS,
WAGON,
] CART.
1LOT OF MERCHANDISE,
consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CLOTHING &c,
attached rs tie property Of ". J.
BELL, and sold by virtue OF IN order
Of the Judge Of The Circuit Court Of
Cabeil County, made at the December
term, 1873, in the case Of Z. NJ. Al
BERT, Us. said " = BELL.
TERMS or SALE:
Cash for MI sums under ten dollTs
and . credit Of months for al sums
over that amount, taking from The ,ur.
chaser bond with approved security.
Given under my hand this 29tl day
of December, 1913.
D. j. SMITH, Sheriff, CaJeH County
By GEO. I. MILLER, Dcft.
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James McNu.ty.
IN AssUMPsIT-On Altachment.

IN ASSUMPSIT-On Attachment.
The object Of this suit is to attach tie
property If Tie defe nGaGt, in this c-unty,
and subject the same to tie payment Of
$4,000. d., iram the defendant to the
Plaintiffs on an account. And 1t appear G
nom an affidavit fled in tue Papers OF
t.lis cause ,sat the defendant James Nc
Suity, is 4 non-res;dent If tie Safe Of
West Virginia, it is therefore ordered
that ne d. appear here Within one month
flJm the FIRST publication Of thi, order,
and d. what is necessary 20 protect lis in
te-est in the premises. \ copy.
Tcste: JOS. 5. MILLER, Clerk.
By Jno. W. Church, Deputy.
b. J. MCCoMAs, "a. Jan. l5-4v.
.RtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
90 ell County: At Rules held in the
- Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Cabell county on the first Monday in Jan.
uary, 1874.
James II. Hashbarger, Deputy Sheriff of
Cabell county.