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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-14
POETIC EXCERPTS.

WHAT THE BIRDS
Do you ask what the birds say?
The sparrow, the dove,
The Iinnet and thrush say, (" love, and love !"
In the winter they're silent, the wind is strong
What it says don't know but it sings loud song
But green leaves and blossoms,
And sunny warm weather,
Aud singing and loving.
All come back together.
But the lark is brimful of gladness and love,
The green fields below him. the blue sky above,
That he singa, and he sipgs, and forever sings he
81 love my love, and my love loves me-"
-Coleridge.
AFFAIR FROM HOME.
1 n shadow in q chair,
1 see a shadowy cradle go;
1 hear a ditty. sofG and low:
The mother and child are therel
At length the balm of sleep is SHE'D;
One bed contains my bud and flower;
They sleep and dream, and hour by hour
Goes by, while angels watch the bed.
Sleep on and dream, We blessed pair!
My prayer shall guard ye night and day;
Ye guard me 30, we make me Pray
Ye make my happy life prayer!
r.. III. .Shodddrd.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-14
Wanted a We ed.

He felt of some factory piled on the
counter, glanced up at the shawl swing
ing from the top shelf, and when the
clerk got down to him he said he wanted
a weed for his hat.
GA weed? All! So you have lost a
near relative? ?"
"Yes, my wife,"
Well, that 8 sad," said the clerk as
he handed down the box of Grape.
death has never entered my happy
household, and trust he never will.
"You don't know how it brushes a
man down." said the farmer, with quiz
ering chin. "How much apiece for
these ?"
GA dollar"
"What dollar !"
"Why, that's cheap, my dear SIR"
"I1i give you fifty cents, and not q
penny more :" exclaimed the widower,
losing the culver to his chin.
Couldn't think of it; they cost us
more than that"
well, 1 loved my wife as we'll as
any man can love-" continued the wild
over, as he started for the door, "but 1
won't invest in a weed. I'll have lots
of time after harvest, and I can sit in
the house and cry all / want to without
costing a cent.--DetrOit Free Press.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-14

Mr.. GEORGE W. SMITH, of this city,
is the inventor of the patent velocipede
now in use in Paris. These ms chimes
may be seen scurry!ng around there in
all direc lions, cutting off the toes of
children, carrying away the founces of
ladies' dresses, and lascerating the corns
of monal chists and republicans. Ever
since their introduction vigilance COM
mittee has been industriously look
ing around for Smith, but thus far he
has managed to escape death by as
summing the alias of Clarence Planta-
gent Simpson.-Brook,yn Arg,ls.
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MIss REED, an American Amazon,
entered the jumping ring at a recent
horse-show in London, and when, after
she had got her horse three times over
his fences, no jumped deliberately into
tho pond, she kept her seat bravely,
and brought the ugly little hunter ont
amid the applause of twenty thousand
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LOW HE RESISTED TEMPTATION
,an,ber of a colored church In We
hnrg was the other evening converf
earnestly with an acquaintance
seeking 10 have him change into Dc
paths, but the friend salu .n nav, :" 20
too often tempted to permit Hill W
come a Christian. =. =
"War's yer backbone ia; ye - .
rose up and stand tempfa.,oaa a..
claimed the good man. was aa V.,
myself once. Right in dis mere h .oo
had a chance to steal a par Q poo
mighty nice ones, too. Nobody bod W., va
to see me, and 1 reached o1I
and de debbil said take y
good sperit whispsSa
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Jupiter. Mars, Saturn and Venus All IN Sight-
Their JOINT Appearance For This Engage-
tJeyf DUYn g"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-16

the selection OF President Martins
successor, and has postponed the cleo
ton until November; in the mean
time the regular session Of the I'M
ver>ity opens under the charge OF
Prof. Scott, Vice President.
1t Is to be hope the citizens of the
State everywhere viii patronize their
owa college it will doubtless be more
worthy OF their patronage than it has
ever been before.
Republican papers, should notice
that they are doing that, OF which
they accuse the Board OF Regents;
making politics a disturbing element
IT Jle University; If they under
take ., ;nlure TIE University. on the
plea that Prs. Martin wi1 was turn
Ell out was Republican, they show
very pla,niy, That while jhey say to
the Democrats, "poIi,ic> should have
nothing u q, with the mat,er," yet
they consider politics su.iicien; rea'
son Tor the e;ea;i'a OF professor
when the b l~.lof Regents believed
Il would Pc advantageous % change
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-16
IRON ORE.

Tie Wheeling STANDARD under the
above heading says:
~ few days since there assembled
at Huntington. West Virginia, 4
rumberot capitalists from New York,
mo.t of whom are largely interested
in the Chesapeake * Ohio Railroad,
and organised Mining and Manu-
featuring Bureau, the same to be un
der supervision OF the managers of
the above named railroad. The prin-
cipal Office of the bureau Will be at
Richmond. Va, and will have for its
chief officer Gen. j. Nj. 81. John,
and Colonel Rand, az assistant. The
organization will have charge Of all
matters referring to mining, iron
manufacture, and the transportation
Of ores and coal, which are fond III
sach vast quantities along the line Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroal.-
Ii is expected that this bureau, with
the facilities and powers extended II,
will be able TO bring more clearly be-
fore the public the great fact that tn
Ohio river furnaces cln obtain their
t,r.i-l supply ot o~e cheaper from
this line .han from Lake Superior or
Missouri, and tina, Iron can be made
u3al the line of IA lroad at less cost
dian ut any other point in America
- saa.uinc are the members of the
bureau that iron can he produced at
"a less cost than that before the mar
.ket, thlt they Intend in few months
frei-h,;ug Ship with iron, either Mt
Baltimore or Richmond, and shipping
il to Wales for sale.
The Str.iud bas drawn very large
" on is imagination, in writing the
above. or else has been very wrongly
informed. Gea. st. john, Mr., y. 5.
Hatch .ad Gen. Wickham we're here
III week; they came for 4 special
purpose, and remained bat Il few
hours.
There may have been such thing
spoken OF but there certainly was no
such thing formed.
There Is no doubt that the ores
along the c 4 0 K. r., arr very
superior; that they could be furnish
ed at very low prices; that Gen. st.
John i. thoroughly posted in the re-
sources OF the {. 4. 0. Il. f., and
the immense deposits Of Iron and
Coal along its borders, but the time
ha, hardly arrived to take such a step
a, that stated to have bean taken by
the Standard. The suggestion is Il
good one however, except shipping
iron To Wales
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY.

The Convention of the Democratic
party Of Pennsylvania met at Erie
last week. c. L. Pershing Was nomi'
mated for Governor.
The platform adopted was very
much like that OF the Democrats of
Ohio, and the financial plank was
the same. The meeting was large
and harmonious. The nomination
for Governor was made unanimous on
the motion of the friends of the next
highest candidate. We append here
to
REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE on II TroKN.
ERIE, September 9.-On reassembling at
Z. VI. the Committee on Resolutions re-
ported a platform, to the following effect :
First Declaring unfaltering devotion
to the fundamental principles Of demo
cratic government as enuncated by
Thomas Jefferson in his first inaugural adj
dress
- Second. That the widespread depression
and suffering which affects every business
and employment that's c'pAb'e of being
touched BY legislation show beyond a
doubt the ignorance, inefiiciency, and
wickedness Of the leaders Of TIE party
that has ruled the State and nation for a
period Of wears, and calls for their imme-
date and permanent removal from the
places which they have so long dishonor-
ed and disgraced.
Third CHASING the undue mutip!ica-
ton Of public officers and the lnordinate
increase If salaries. &c, among the many
evil, forced upon the I untry by Radical
rule. and favoring an economical admin
istrati0n in order that speedy relief may
be had from the burden Il taxation with
which the people are now seriously op-
pressed.
The fourth, fifth and sixth resolutions
refer t. STATE Affairs.
Srrenth. Fiat tie contraction Of the
money curreacy and circulating medium
Heretofore made By the Republican party,
and the further contraction proposed by
il with a view T. forced resumption Of
specie-paymont Las already brought dis
astcr To- the bu-incs, 4 the c,u.tFy a-d
threatens &c e-al lar'rupicy. We
demand that the p,i;cy be abandoned,
ard that the volume Of murey be made
and kept equal to tie wants OF trade,
leaving the restoration Of legal-tendcr to.
par in 2 Id to be brought about by pro-
noting the industries OF people, and not
BY destroying them.
Eiqtth, Ninth and Tenth Same as in the
first report, beginning with a resolution
THAT the policy already initiated by tie
Republican party" and 50 on to the end.
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THE CAPITOL.

We learn from telegram that the law
far the removal OF tie oap.iol to Wheel
ing is declared CONSTITUTIONAL IN which
opinion all the Judges concur. We have
no d,ubt ,Le judges are rgltas far as the
law IS concerned. and there : now no
remedy i,r this except tar ugl the Leg
.s.a,ure. TIE wHo,e ma,,erts an outrage
ON the Thirl D.stric, and the p-rpetra-
tors Of it viii not be i,rs item nor iorsiv-
en-. We d, not think it is making any
-,sb ,b-.,tt, .,v the Third District will
'''' ,uL.. Lo,
never give is We % d.! ''''' " NV 80"
been engaged IN It. The removal Is no
los. an outrage ON n,re teuths Of the
.....,l.,;,;.,, rho Third District and
~ '''H" ' '''' 49, ~,
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY ATIRON-
TON.
Hon. Cen. II. pendIeton and Henry
<. Blandy.

There will be a meeting at Iron
ton on next Saturday 18th inst
which will be addressed by the above
named gentlemen.
Mr.. Pendleton is a Statesman; Mr.
Blandy * a Mechanic, who has for
merly been a Republican but cannot
hold with that party any longer
We would like to see a large delega
ton 90 from here Especial arrange
ment can be made with the boat tc
~ down in the morning and up al
night.
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commissioner S Sale
OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
=. IL. O'Cnnrer
Va
D. !. Smith, Admini',rator Of :. {. Coe,
7. ii. O'ConIei

D. !. Smith, Admini.rator Of :. (. Coe,
ct. al.
By virtue Il 4 decree Of the Circuit
Court ii tabe'l County at the Nay tern
$50, IL the alb =. causes | siia.i a spcc.al
Commissioner on
Saturday, he 18Th day qf Octobcr, ls7j,
between tie hours Of ~ y. VI and p.
NJ. If that day. on the premises at public
auction, sell to the highest bidder the lot
Of land IN the bin and exhibits mentioned.
to-wit: Lot ". ~ in Block NJ. g. in
Hun,ii g,on lity, on 2nd Avenue between
9th AID 7th Streets.
TERMS or SALE :-OBe Fourth -
Of tie purchase money cash in hand and
tie balance in equal payments on a cred
il Il * g., rine 49, and ~ months
from the day of sale, taking from thepur-
chaser, bonds with good security for the
deferred payment and retaining tie Legal
title a. add.tio security till tie pur-
chase money is fully paid.
Given uader ny Land this Sept. I'll.
1915.
". II. HARVEY,
sept . iE. Spl Comm.
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aalE7EEs&aDNER.s sAE.E

Rvyl.rue o. q decree rendered ny ,he Coun'v
Cou,t OF abel county on the som day OF h.ly
l>t5. IN the suit in ciaucyry therein preceding Of
Columbia L. 7 r.u4n aggius. Lntfie Deltz. 81 ais.
| MIL sell 81 tie 'front.' COog Ct The Court House
OF CGoci County,
On Moadqy. TIC 1Sh Dig Of Or'ojer, 1873.
q tracI OF land. situate IN said County. on Nine
Nile Creek OF the ONO Rlgr. Slii tract con-
iaIps two hundred and Ten acres. Title perfect
TERMS or SALE :-One-third cash. one
taird OF credit uf stX months and uneihrl on 3
credit ~ twelve months. Bond and security re-
CURED Of The purchaser, and legal title retained
a. additional security for the pr. chase money.
JOHN +. IAIDLEG,
Sept. 10th. IT, Special Commissioner.
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C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At
= RUE. held in tie Clerks Office II the
County Court q Cabell County, Oh the
first Monday in September, 1915.
II 6. Hauigan,
".
Thomas Mcfarland ct al.
N CHANCERY.

Tie object Of this suit j. to enforce q
Judgment lien OF SOB and 20 cost, al
Jaw. against the deienant Thomas M'Far-
land on Lot No. in Block No. rs IN
the CITY Of Huntington in said Gabell Go.
ON which the defendant Terry MGlone
ha. a deed Of trust with the defendant J
J. Gordon Is trustee;
And happening from al affidavit fled
in the cause that defendant. Thomas Nc
Far and and Terry NcGlone are non-resi-
dent, Of the State Of West Virginia, it Is
therefore ordered that the sa'd Thomas
Mcfarland and Terry McGlane Do appear
here at Rules t. be held in tie Clerks Of
fee # the County Court Of said county on
the first Monday in October next and DO
what Is necessary 20 protect their interest
in this suit
Te-te: JOS. :. MILLER, CLERK.
HARVEY d HARVEY, Sols
Sept. DIV.
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Notice to Creditors.

TO rho Creditors OF David MrCOra7 d'casSad.
In pu suauro 81 decree % the County Court of
thr County Of Cnhell rendered m q cause there
ir ncu1ipo - subject the -cHl estate 81 TIE said
nIv.d Il 'Coma- 20 ;hr payment @: his debts.
Won are required - present vour clliWs against
~. said paid N.CNUqs for adjudication Ia
I1seDl : Miller C0mmi -sioHer ~ his Office In
thc SAID county. on or before the sth day OF Oc-
tohcr. 1S7i.
WIrNSsS Josrah :. Miller Clerk or said Court
this l4th dag OF Srrte'0hsr. $50
hos. : MILLER. Ciray.
BY JNO. ". CECECH Dept.
Sept l5-lw.
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The West Virginia UnAsesA.sy.


teranees OF some OIL 'n' P'P''' ""',
been cAaFac'er'z'1 " '',e u'"'V>
malice ana en''re u'S''-.'" " - ",''
we nave "''',>.' "'''' - =
o''}'p''e" >O'''e" ''''' ~ -
the Regents "'>'''g' '''
een>We applied % .n''"' We NV
come to the conclusion ''''" " 49, w.
sc that the b'"'' was &C., ~,
ea''re.y proper ",'''''' J." ~ -,
nave a'ae' W, "''5 '-- -.
net ''''''','' 49, : 80 -.
"' ''''S '-r'''' -, a.,I
'''','' - '',' ''''. ~.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE!
Swami and Keenan,.

Swami and Keenan,.
~.
Sarah !. NrCom - A;mG.~t-''-iT x 10 estate
o! David N'Cnm1s deceased et al.
~ CHANCrRY.
Rv.vI-'1o NJ y ere. or tlr Comfy CGuT. n
Cahr.l CoIlty reni, .cI ~ tho JAY Term. l--5.
IN th, above enlisted cause shall a t'r Ci'., .
Once ~ sail Cou-: IA ne town OF BArDrnssV!ie
10 said County, on the
EIGHTH D1YOF OCT. 1875,
proceed @ execute tGe requirements O.! said de-
,'rcr wherein an required - Commissioner To
take state ari rrpD-f IN account 10 sud Cart
stowlnr. The 'u,' indebtedness % the estate
~ me sad Ditii Nr'uWaS doc" isod, giving ihr
names ~ M cred tors. III" amount, nature and
charac'er ~ iha d.b = WHci er hy judgments
notes or otherwise m sir ur.pri'."s II any. ana
any other matters d7 med pertinent or that any
OF the par'i = may -equ">f'
Gwen upier ny hand tbs I'm DAY Of sep
f,,nh'~. 1875. Jos = MILLER.
S,pt. l6-iw. Commissioner.
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COMMIssgONER's SAFE
OF
EalFaNlG PrQlGTtI al LGgalC. L, v. Va.

b virtue Of a decree rendered at the Sepiem-
her tenn OF the q cult Gou,t Of Logan County
for the wear ls.4. lu the chIH'ary case 81 James
4 Nighbeft against John X. Browning aud ON
rr. a. speciql commissioners we snail proceed
10 sell u public auction 20 the highest b.Gde. on
Tuesday, the l2h Day Of Oc'ojer'lS75,
two lots. nni n store house on -ai lo'sl Nos
ald6. a, laid out in 7. Dunn. English's plot,l
of the town u ArracOma at Logan O.. H.. uaou
The fnU1,eIns terms, tu-vlt une-thiri of the
purchase mon cash IN hand. ou"-thlrd IN SIX
months ami tfr residue IN Il months irom On"
d ~ Of sale with interest III TX per cent tax Y
ON the pprca ser bond win gOol security aid
re-a.'iGg me leg a. title unit. The deferred pay
mc..ts q. t. made.
NCCOHAS.
JAMES II. LAIDIY.
sept. IS, ~. Special CoAmissIuiei.
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Jennie :. Brown AID &c re G. Brown.
IN CUANCEHY.

Jennie ;. Brown AID &c re G. Brown.
IN CHANCEHY.
Tie object Of tl.- suit j. 70 rec yer
against tie defendants tie sam Of =: d
due by accourtf.r tie legal services rerd-
cred bv tie plaintiff, 90 tie defendants,
AID tie cost Of tits ~u't. AID to attach tie
the estate of sad defenaant, fpr tie pay
meat thereof
And it appearing from an afIidayi; fled
witt tie papers IN this cause that the
sad defendants are nou-rc>idents II tie
State If West Virginia. It j. therefore
ordered tat they d, appear here at RI e.
To- be he'd In the CLERKS Office # SAID
Court ON tie first Monday in October
next and d, what il necessary to protect
their interest IN th.- -ut.
Teste: JOS :. NlLLtk'
Clerk.
Harvey II Harvey, Sols.
September, Q iw.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Trustees Sale.
George II. AiuNeas


IN CUANttEl.
By virtue e decree rendered in tie
above cause on tie l3tu day Il June, Isl 5.
hv tie Circuit Court II tabcij county.
AID bv virtue Of deed Il trust made by
tie SAID George II. Nu.'els, on tie 9tl
dlv of July. 1872, t. tie urdcrs % I'll
trustee, {, secure 10 NJ. Frank x sons toe
.ravmcat q the >um Il $3.50. winch said
trust deed is recorded 10 Trust Decd
( Book A.r1ge 3js. !, tie sad uadcrs gned
4 Trustee. VIII,
On 1to.Iy, Sptmiv 9h, 1915,
proceed t. ,,ll, ~ public auction. II TIE
. highest bidder. ., the front door e tahell
/ County G urthuu-c. H." following proper
/ t.. vi: one Tw'-Nt ~ frame dwelling
/ House. adj ,'riug tie t.Nn fl iuyaud re,
. iu SAD r.uriy, about orc-ha. + mile ab -
, the muu'h + Ggyard.tte RIVER, ou tie
north SIDE thor.-f. which -ad house is
built ou ground leased far the period 80
+ five years, beginning on tie 2|d day 90
/ April, 1872, cln;a.ui' . go ieet front AID
running back To tie sad river. sa.d
house Is known "a. tie Gc re- y Mule
mouse. TIE rig't O. remove said hDue,
/ from sad leased lot j. guaranteed 90 pur
chaser bel re- the exp rai'on Il sad .ca-,
TERMS OF NALE:-Oro-ilird If pur.
chase money cash in hand ouc-th.rd III
three. and ouc-tHird in six won,hs; taxing
bonds With security bearing interest from
date for deferred payments.
WI. T. THOMPSON,
Trustee.
Arc 5--lw
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Jane. \. Haskell, james Haskell, ard
4. Suffer,
N CIIANCERY.

TIE object 81 this suit il 20 eri.rce g
collection Il note # S20050, dated =,
tender 9.h, ls72, due October l,i, j.
signed BY defendant. 4. Suiier pas
70 said Jane j. Has eli and a-'iges
tie P.a.ntf-. and subject u the ~
nt1t thereof a. purchase MOI
the land on or near tie Ohio Rive.
Gabe.l county, sold by sa'd james !. D..
keil - said >uiter by title bond date p
ienber 9th. 1872, and 10 provide ~ =
payment II tie whole Of tie pufc-'
money, due Oh said lard. the "A d u,
Haskell being the repuIed owner " !
balance Il the pIrcha-e money re.
And it appearing from an afidarii, 4.
with the papers IN this cause thatte4'.
dants james 4. ard J. Haskell o.. Ia
residents i the State Il West Nirg i',
therefore ordered tat they d. aPfe'il -
Al Rules t. be held in the C.e-A' "
II said Court on tie fr-t M0rda' u
tober next, and do what is rcc,4l'.
protect Their interest IN this su'i. 81.
Teste: jos. MlLLEE ~
HARVEY & HARVEY, sois, at
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INVITATION TICKETe. N.'tr.
IBusiness Cards, Lett er-Head' a.
neatly rinted at thjs oihce
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RE AL ESTATE.

--T- r. -7--
-ENJI a IL -O'O = - = l. -
T., ,., rJarc, with tie pr,v.s'u,,y u. 3
.c-... r,..J,,.d a., C'rcu.t Cont (
Tt...l.. ~ ,,f,.,t ,io March form Is,
,t,-, I'm . r..lse poadi.g in ,a.d co...
e.r,n O.. 4. >pcrry and ,tier. are p ....
~ aHd e.. J.. H,"den' 'd"r 81 lie ~
''o''' = -, % anu '''''' '''' ''' ''''
.u - - I'LL 49,
me 81" H'JY '|'' i'.'''
q, TIA irut dor II lie C1urt-louc p
/ Lirc.ln clunty.W .ce,d t'sc ] tie iard'f
4 epaiat.A'> B,ilardcyi bume.t
curing oue fourth Of tie purchase r.
cy casa BOO la 4. and lie balance F. tf
equal 10 -'a.imaat. uppa credit Dl.
inirr AID t',c ye noaia-, ta.inr ir'. 81.
pnrc 7"rb .'a' " I" .' " -'c',f 2,
&c .ar'i tte ~ add'.o'ai asa iu''.
-cc ,.. ". ,
lof, ,a.... a'.,'orc atacr 90 acr.
( of .oa.rc-, aae 1852 acres ore"! 300 a.',
AVID 'ae tract oi}' acre., 9'!'i sad '-a.'
at lard nre iuaie on Tire Hn'd.
r.ytr aId l.tt.c Hart Cree % trhr
tlva n Hart Crock District 90 -
Lincoln unN Gwen under r = ta
TIE tie ~ day Of August, i-.2.
J. Z. STOLLlNu-.
S,..-JC.r',
.N''@' % ''"''
TIE above 80 e. ~ p -'PIn,d i. tic
day q Noyeaber. 80.
). J.. SIOLLlNtN.
cpccI Commissioner
Sept. 9th, tbs.
------
! C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: b
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Job Printing

Done with IGdiIGS and iiSJaGh al the
ADVERTISER OFFICE.
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Thomas Tro-uhurg. Administrator 81 N4.nal
HcCcmas deceased AMI oilers.
IN CUANCERY.

The nbjact ~ his sun 20 enforce TIE Ion NJ
a iudrmant ID favor ~ The n't.n'!" "''"ir
ag5irsf T1ama, T1ordHu q. Adm 1.''r'''r NJ
the le.ca-ed on ~. 2.ih day ~ of"l'c. So,
On ,ia, Of o TO ar is-.. UrIi Taij and g." 10
cost. ami 20 slhjrc; the r.i estate ~ sad cnu.
-. ~ wrich ~aid William MccouIs dled Srlh'h'
10 the paymanf thereof Aud 10 apps'ilug lI'i'
AN a ri?y' a. fled IN the cause tEat the DEF nh
ans Elisha NcCuu.S. II & NrComts. -- No
Tomas. widow ~ Wit NcEomGs. deceased
ami ~ McCamaS. - MrC'uas. aud ~ NC.
Cpmas. tho la'f three h.ins Infants aud htis ~
law of WIZ NcCowe>. deceased. are nju-rtsl'
JrUt, OF the sac Il West Virginia.
It's therefore ordered tfst ihr SAID non resi-.
i.ui defendants above named DO snHtW '-r' at
Rules 10 be Hril iu f'i, Clerks orr" oI -i.d CAD
rV county on iHc first Mon .ar M ort.hrf' neal
r-- u his suit. .,... ,
T.stc: JOS. -. WILL ~ lin
Ihom son. 81. - - '-4"'
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Tile object 81 This suit = - set aside ~ fraudn-
lev deed Of Trust 10 lots one and two m block
one hundred and eighteen In the city Of Huhi'h2-
Ton. Cabeil conn V. West Virginia, executed n
the 2ith dav II NoveHba7, ls.3. by D. W. N.cN-
OILS 10 ~. ". GJolspeei, trustee, 10 seen ne
p ynent ~ a promissory note 20 Martha \. NicH-
olS for SaGOn.D 100 made bv 1ai y. W. Nir1ols niia
be 20 the order OF said Goods iced ana as que
bv him 20 said Martha 4. Nichols autio suijttt
sad lois % sale 70 pay judgment ~ $500 M
t,-p.t AMI rcoSts. together NTH staiu'e zee o..
81. 30 obtained II ID ". EmmonS agalra 'id
~ W Nlrhrls 300 The County toart % Caucli coli-
~ on the DIST day Of Jaly. l,I3.
And IL anpea ing from nm a'nfayit Med wa
fb, naper- in this sut thai the ssi cfenhtri-.
ID ". Nichols. MARI =. N.cfoi- er'' =. "
CoaJ,pced are nop-rcsiGcn's ~ the H'4'e %
We. virginia: II is tat.,fort ordered iHft 40 ~
In ap-e.r here NJ Ru.rs 10 he hr' So ne '.rfN :
O,;ire of .aid Court on ne 81 Mpndsy m Ocfo-
her next aud DO what Is necessary To protect
thei. inter. = Ia this >nlt. .
Tesfe. JOS : MILLER. CLICK.
Gibson Sim.,s ( FusiOH. Su.s. - I. Civ
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(tlNSnSSIONEE'S SALE
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CTATE OF WEST vIRGlNIA: 40 Rates h-'9
sNip inc Clerks cfi'rr u iHe county '""tt -
CAB III County on the first MONDAY II p'eAhe.'
1875.
". Smith, who sues FOR the use OF Joseph y.
BlLckwOUd,