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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-05
Deafness Of the Aged.

Nothing is more common than 10
hear old people utter querclous com.
plants with regard to their increasing
deafness; but those who do so are not
perhaps aware that tins infrmity is the
result of an express and wise arranpe>
ment of Providence in constructing The
human body. The gradual loss of
hearing is affected for the best pur.
pose, it being intended to give ease
and quietude to the decline of life,
when any noise or sounds from with
out would but diseompose the enfeebled
mind, and prevent peaceful meditation.
Indeed, the gradual withdrawal of all
the senses and the decay Of the frame.
in old age, have been wisely ordained,
in order to wear the human mind from
the concerns and pleasure of the
world, and to induce a longing for a
purfect state Of existence. .-Edinb.,y
OOWTUtu. ... .+. ft.J
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A Simple Cancer Remedy

Take red sheep sorrel, beat up,
squeeze out the juice, place in 4 wide
mouth bottle in the sun, and allow it
to evaporate to the consistency of q
salve, then apply on cloth, silk or plas,
ter skin, renewing the plaster daily.
In from two to four days the cancer
can he pulled out. Then heal up with
simple pintment. 1t will also cure
fstula in horses.
This remedy is very old one, re-
commended by medical writers one or
two hundred years ago, but being so
simple has not received much notice.
except possibly by some quack cancer
doctors, who have kept it secret.
Mr. NJ. NJ. Bledsoe, the father of our
fellow towns man, j NJ. Bledsoe, Esq,
had been troubled with cancer on the
cheek for years, and consulted various
physicians, but without benefit. A few
months since he tried the above rene.
dy, and in ten days the cancer came
out, and he is now entirely relieved of
his troublesome appendage. Some of
Mr.. BIS friends urged him to keep the
remedy a secret and make bis fortune
curing cancers, but being a true
philonanthopist. he says he prefers
that it be published. that it may benefit
any and all sufferers who may wish to
try this simple and effective remedy
Ripley News.
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II Rev. Jno. S. Petty. pastor OF
the NJ E.. Church in Greeneville, yes
terday morning started, with his chill
dren and sister, for his fathers home
in Maryland. On account of his re,
cent sad bereayement-the loss Of his
wife-he has broken up house keeping
and will leave his children with his
parents He will return to his congre
cation in about month, when he will
complete the labors of the conference
year, when, it is rumored he viii ask
for transfer to the Baltimore Confer.
ence. so that his field of labor may be
near his children. He Is one of the
most popular and efficient members OF
the Holston Conference, NJ. Il! Church.
and his loss by that body will be seri.
ously felt.
Miss Petty who came to her brother
in his affliction and for a month past
has presided over his household gained
the esteem of our people, and they
regret to see her depart from our
midst.-GrceneuiNe Mtcuigencer.
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save the officers the trouble of ejcecting
her. To this request the corsort of tho
MOdoc slayer refused to acccde, aud
mildly intimated that she preferred the
Maxwell to any other place just at that
moment, and in short, refused to ''skip."
Then the guardians Of the place pro>
oeeded-to her apartment which the iuten-
tion of accompanying her to some other
house. The lady from Washington. d.
o., was found seated on her little bed,
attircd in garments resembling that of the
diminutive animal Of which Mary was the
proprietress. They coaxod aud threatened
her but all in vain; heoagle ofresistanoe
tapped his wings with vengeance,
and she de6ed them TO touch her. She
had once been 10 the power Of man, he
was killed by the Indians, and his ,un-
timely end was cited as an example to
them to beware. They then decided to
let her remain until next morning.
About 8 o'clock she left the hotel and
proceeded to the Office of Gen. j. NJ.
Quarles, to whom she signifed her inten>
tion of suing the hotel for damages for
defamation of character, etc., Gen.
Quarles, after hearing her side of the
story. inquired into the matter, and upon
learning the true state of affairs, de.
clined to act as her attorney. Failing
in this, she next went to Dodd & Guild,
who drew up the bill of particulars, in
which she assessed her damages at the
modest sum of $4,000. They fled the
bill in the Circuit Court, and after inves-
tigating it. also refused to prosecute the
hotel.
Having gone to some other place Of
abode in the morning, she called at tho
maxwell House In the afternoon aud
asked Mr.. Fulton if she could remove
her baggage. He consented, and she
took it away but fail to pay her bill. She
left Nashville on the 1880 r. NJ. train
yesterday for Georgia. ,..,
1t is thought by the claim agents to
whom she submitted her numerous claims
that the signature of the army officers
are not genuine of the purpose Of paying
her way in the procurement of free passes.
etc. .. .......,. ...-.....-.--
The "Army Record was searched
diligently and minutely, but the name of
captain D. Wallingford, did not embel.
lish its pages.-Nashoille Banner. ''
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ofa quiet home, are now despairing Of
any such repentance on the part Of the
gay cyprian. So begins and concludes
one chapter in the life Of beautiful, ele-
giant aud accomplished young lady, who
was the sole heiress to an estate worth
almost half a million of dollars. How the
next will begin and how conclude we can
only surmise. Down, down, to the brink
of despair; then the sudden plunge into
the dark river, or the deadly paralysis of
morphia will close the career that began
SO promisingly and ended so despa,ringly.
-Repu Tcan, 81. Louis. '-.
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The Right Kind ia Wife.

What a blessing to household is o
merry, cheerful woman-one whose
spirits are not affected by wet days or
little disappointments-one whose
milk of human kindness does not sour
in the sunshine Of prosperity! Such q
woman in the darkest hours brightens
the house like q piece of sunshiny
weather The magnetism of her smiles
and the electrical brightness of her
looks and movements, infect every one.
The children 60 to school with sense
OF something great to be achieved the
husband goes into the world in con-
queror's spirit. No matter how peo>
pie annoy and worry him all day, far
off her presence shines and he whis.
pers to himself, AT home l shall find
rest" So day by day she literally
renews his strength and energy. And
if you know man with beaming
face, kind heart and a prosperous
business, in nine cases out of ten you
will Gnd he has a wife Of this kind.
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Save the Soapsuds.

However deplorable washing day may
be to the household land the careful
house mistress or tidy maid has it in her
power to greatly modify its discomforts),
to the garden it is a very bountiful day
Our hungry and thirsty grape,vines aud
flowers are glad of every drop of wash
water, and will repay every bit of fatigue
II may cost us 70 give them this fertilize,
If the sun is shining hot when we go out
to dispense our favor. It Is best fer us to
dig slight trench not far from the root
Of the plant, and pour the water into it,
and cover again With the top soil This
makes the water 60 farther, and at the
same time does not tempt the rootlets to
the surface Of the ground.-Dutcless
Fdra,er. u UC 1 Md QUG
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Death From an Insects Bite!

The Reading PENN Times describes
death from bite Of an insect in Peuu>
sylvania. II says that Mrs. Custer
Of WOrchester Township, Montgomery
County, recently vent into the garden
to get some parsley, and while doing 50
was stung or bitten by an insect, which
immediately caused her much pain.
She went into the house and complain,
cd Of the pain, when the finger was
examined, but very little could be seen
except very small speck or point. Al
ter very short time the pain extended
up the arm, which commenced swelling
and a streak or line became psrcepsible
the entire length Of the arm, which brOL .
out yellow liquid. Medical aid w,s
called, but no relief could be ,sSarasa
and on the fourth day after ,,bs 49,.
tunats woman dad. t = =, Wig
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Salt Water for the Eyes.

Many persons are suffering pain from
weakness Of the eyes. This, some
times, proceeds from local inflamma>
ton, sometimes from other causes.
Several persons who have thus been
afflicted inform us that they have dc.
rived almost Immediate, and in some
cases, permanent relief from the appll.
cation Of salt water as bath and
when the pain has been aggravated,
from compress saturated with salt
water laid on the eyes, and renewed at
frequent intervals. Opening the eyes
and submerging them in clean salt
water has been found beneficial to
those whose eyesight begins to fail.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-05

|. To test the soundness of a
piece Of oftimber, apply the ear to the
middle of one Of the ends, while an.
other person strikes upon the opposite
extremity. If the wood is sound and
Of good quality, the blow is very dis.
tinctly heard, however long the beam
may be. If the wood is dissggregsted
by decay or otherwise, the sound will
be for the most part destroyed.
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~ n. GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY Az
IL, LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
,Jonesboro', Tenn. Special attentions
given to collections. Office, Ofle door
East of Faw, Deyault q Co., under
Keen's Gallery. ~
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A j. BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
n. AID COLLECTING Az Ell Jones'
moro, Tenn. PROMPT attention given
Z collections in East Tennessee, and
Southwestern Va. (Goaug26
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C J. KIRKPATRicK, ATTORNEY At
u, LAW, Jonesboro', Tenn. Office in
Cirisham Il Lampson's New Building, Up
Stairs, No. a y ~ ( l0aag2G.
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,U p GlLLEN WATERS, ATToR-
w. NrYAr LAW, Rogersville, Tenn.
Nil practice in the Circuic amd Chancery
'ourts OF Hawkins, Greene, Hancock and
Washington counties, and in the Supreme
and Federal Courts at Knoxville, Tenn.
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PUBLISHED. WEEKLY By J, y u
M. s. Mahoney.
Rates Of Subscription

Single copy, one year, ...........'s 2,W
Five or more copies, ono year, each, LOO
Ten or mere copies, one year, each, Lao
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7 W. Upton. ATTORNEY AT LAW
y. AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Elizabcthton. Tenn. WILL practice in
the Court Of Carter, Sullivan and Wash
ington Counties, Tenn. Special atten-
ton given to the Collection of Claims.
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EUTAW HOUSE,
BY MRS. NJ. A. DOSSER.

J0ncsboro', Tennessee.
This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
nc comfortable situated, has been lately
repaired, and is now open for the recep-
uon of guests. Every pains will be taken
and no eXpence spared to make this a
pleasant home forall who wish to stop i'm
Jonesboro'. The cahlc'wills at all times
De furnished with the best the country
affords. Terms reasonable.
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All. PETTIBoNE, JAS. II. ROBINSON
lIETTlBONE & ROBINSON, ATToR
L NEYs AND CoUNsRLORs, Greene
vile, Tenn. Win practice in all the
Courts Of Upper East Tennessee, aud
ih the Supreme and Federal Court at
Knoxville. Collections promptly made
and remltted. . l73mayS
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For Rent.

desire 70 rent the Ua,oa Flag 0fics
L and material sufficient to publish q
paper; also the Job Office. Terms reas.
enable.
H- Mas. MAGGIE ]. GRESHAM.
dop,ssoro', Teun,,
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For each subsequent insertion, 7j
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Announcing Candidates: 10
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AITORNEYS.9l

IIMEs q. DEADERlCk, ATTORNEY
u Al LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN-
rrpy, JoncsborO', Tenn. OSes n
Grisham & Lampson New Building,
Tn Stairs, No.. l7lmar23.
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(OilieiAl ]
List Of Claims Allowed By tho
County Court.

Road Clains-Freeman's Cfeek Dis
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RE- RENENDRE that Vassar's Gro.
Gerry near the post Office IS the place
10 get fresh bread and cakes every day,
dried peaches, l24l cents per pound,
best Rice ~ cents per pound-good
Tea aud Coffee cheap as you eau get
ii anywhere else, Mackerel. Pickles,
cheap Soaps. concentrated LyC, can.
ned Fruits Of all Kinds, Oranges. Lem
OBS, lluisius, Figs, Currsnts, Dates,
PfunCs, Checsc, Tobacco, Siogies,
Tips, &c., always on hand and for
Knln nhnnn.
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NO'I'lCE.
To The Stockholders of The
Weston a. West Fork
Railroad Company.

la purIuanve ofAu order Of the Board oil
Directors olaaId yqmpany, passed by a Inn.
lutiiy Ofsaid Dirtigrs, on tho 9Th day oil
May lu71i q inccllnk Of tho said SlOekhOld.
ers Will b held at tht principal oflcc ofsald
Company h Weston, ewls ctunty, Wcst
Virginia, ot tho Hlh'dhy-Bf July, 1875, 10
consider tic p,opOiilodi lncroasipg iIie CAP
iial clock ofSaid Qolnpahy tom seveaty.iivr
thousand to two hundred Ana my thousand
lIEsAY llaASSOS, Ftesiaenl
W G BEsSErT. &ctttary.
Nav y. 1875 mild
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10 ACRE
K I VIE ING
n VI iiNNNETT,
july saw cormlsr otit
JUDICIAL SALE

Gy virtue OfA DcrlCe Of tic Circuit C,h,i
Of Iiilmer county nadcsed a. d ,ii. ID
term, 1875 in the chau,cr, raU-e Z
File Ing Rnd ! ". iitnntit tou.ias..s.,e
against Jisper Cathtr aud oIht's, =, s,.
cell hy public auction. u the higbpIt b dlrr
AT the front Of The Court HousgnrSlid cgun-
iy, on the nth day OF August, 49,, .hr .cs
idue aud unIold orion IT lhr tract0'
1891 lCLE On aAHD
in mii Cause do reed 10 . s5,i, n5ronCe
being had 10 said cliunepsy GAUGE tot a more
Particular deception isnid residue, Al lua-
led On Leading Greek, ia tile county al Gil
ncr, and known "a the Gather Mill properly.
TERMS or sALE-Cash Ia hand on the
day Of sails sufficient 10 pay the debt and
costs deCrped the plaintiffs IN said cause and
hxpenges OF sale, mud for the residue or ex-
cess On crtiitOf l2 and 10 months, the
purchaser giving hi note. with good lier.
SUna security tot the deferred miscellaneous,
bearing Interest nom day Of sale.
ltF FLEMING,
N NJ BENNETT,
july 8 Nv Commissioners.
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$40 REWARD

Por black mare which StrAyei from the
farm Of Thomas Kidd Ua The 18th Of Iuuc,
Description About lbl haudi high, right
hind foot white, 7 Yeas old, Above 70.
ward will 10 paid Tor her return or any In.
formation thai will ltOd 70 her recovery.
GEO / HlsRSMAN.
Caster, Lewis co, W Va
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ConuisGonsr's Saleof
VALUABLE LAND near SUTTON


Pursuant to an intc,lOeutory decree pro.
noautcd by the Circuit Court Of Blax,ou
county, on the goth day Of August, 1874. In
the Chanccry cause Of Patrick BcirnO and
John Duff, surviving partners Of ttejatC
firm ofP. Duffy 4 Co, and Adam Beirne,
plaintiff againSt William Gillaspio and p.
3 Adams, defendants, the undersigned as
Special Commissioners, will, on the 18th day
Of August, 1875, tina. being the lst day o.
the August term OF the Braxton Circuit
Court at the front door Of the Court House
Of said county, proceed 10 sell at public
auction, to tic highest bidder, the real es.
tate directed BY said decree TO be sold, to-
wit; a tract OF
90 ACRES,
on the south side Of Elk River,
$50 ACRES
on the waters Of Stony Greek, aud
200 ACRES
on the south side Of Fix rivpr--all Of which
is adjoining, and about miles above SUIT
ton, and covered with valuable timber
about IS acres improved.
Terms-FOr sufficient cath In hand TO pay
costs Of suit and expenIB Of sale-ihe resi-.
due on a credit of Q, l2 aud is months, TAX.
ing from purchaser notes bearing interest
from date, with good security, mud retaining
u lien on the Land as afdrtheF security.
NJ T FRAME,
july 5.4w Commissioner
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July5-4W Commissioner


State orWesl Virginia
AT ilnlts hehlin The Clerks Oairc Of the
Circuit C0uri Of BTaStOn county, on tic
FIRST Monday IN June, 1916.
7. u, Adams plaintiff,
vs.
lhonias y. Stonis administrator, and the
l,eirG Al law pfslid Thomas B. Stout, DO.
CEASED, lillian Tonkling, administrator
~ Edmund BArltrf, deecns.d, and tie
heirs lilNw ofEdd Edmund Barker, do.
ccastd, llyitae, DulIy & o., and others,
defendants,
lfhc Object Of tho Rmeuied bill Il TO Get
inside and TO make mil aud void, deed
inside II defendants lislfnt, Duty / Co., 10
Nancy Stout, widow u ThOnal .. Sioui,
decreased, and Tie hcirl law ofshid IhnmaA
Is, Stout, dettotVa, conlAlnlng ~ acieS,
.ltiiis vi BfaXlUn county, on lho vAitn Of
" l,ts',s,s,.'tl.il, sl salt Llek Creek and 70
81 lfOst oflaAd tia Th1iilfi S1SSs...,., IA.
ccascdi owned In hlsllicliinc, combining VI
etltA also lylng on ilieRaiers VI &tll Lick,
70 ~ illalnlib'A dCihelidl Ia The bill aud
gmtpled blll mentioned. appearing that
Wy dtlfpdAnN Elizabeth Stout, William
Flyll iApff wilson and L0lilin lIIlsDn, his
MIR lHlt lonlm Stout, arc not rcsdChls Of
ildy Slale. M therefore ordered that they
10 lrpcat here with four wVcl.S alter llsc
dStryf Tue llrsl publication Of this order,
nhd ~ whatever ntrtnAry 10 protect thelr
jlieiels 10 this nit. TcSle:
= N. JONES. Clerk,
lan NeNpu, toi'rs Jdly5ivI
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AsPINALL& RoHRBoUGH,
Main Street, Weston
JUDICIAL SALE,

by virtue Of a deerCr Of the Circuit Court
Of dilmer county, rendered a, tue spfing
term 1879, In the - .dctry cause Of Robert
F Fleming ag.iGsJ Charles r. Arnold aud
PeTerii -rilays, wowill sell by public aue-
tlOn, to the highest bidder, alihG troat door
0fihe Court house Of said county, On The 9th
DAY ofAugust, ISIS, the trsctof
100 ACRES OF LAND.
III said cause dseIced to be sold,
situated in said CouR,y Of Gilmsr, on Road
Ran ofLeading Creek, and | wing on thr Oil.
nsr. Ripley aud Ohio turnpike,
fKIiMS or SA LR-Cash ia hand sutii-
Gent TO pay costs Of suii and exIea.c stls,
aud Tor the residue GU II credit Of aud a
months, The purchaser giving his note ~ 10
good personal security eo the deferred lp-
siallmenIt bearing intere,t irOm date
\ NJ BENNEfr
july 54w Commissioner
JUDICIAL SALE.
Is virtue Of = dyctoc Of The County
Court of Giliner county, rendered at
the April term Of 1878 IN fhc chan
Gerry cause Of john :. Withrs sdtntU
li.ta,-r Of Il II Wi,ber- dcccas d
against Pcrcgrue ilays auiplhsr Sc
will selI by pubic 4uc'no,' TO n.
highest ol der 1t re front inr ot
The rn,' House 81 ,it ceumy %
thy oh lay Of Augps, 1879 tn
tract Of about
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con COMMISSION ER's NOTICE.
rertgtiao lIays Anl ]. ~ nsnaell, ppNl

rertgriHo Hays and ]. a. Bennett, prTs,
vs.
John y. W. Holt, Sheriff Of Gilucr county,
and rs suel administrator Of the estate Of
John Putnam, deceased, John +. W. Holt,
Sheriff Of Gimer county and as such I'D.
mtnisirator Of the estate Of Thomas Nar.
shall, deceased, and James Putnlm, EllR
abclh llauif, wife OF Thomas RatiiT, late
Elisabeth Putnam, ThomaS RalliG, Sarah
P1tuam, PRusy Messenger, wife Of John
Messenger, late Paugy Putnam, John
Messenger, Sophia Knapp wife Of Henry
Knnpp,l late Sophia Putnam, llcnry Knapp.
Joseph b. PGinam, John N Putnam, aud
The children Of Samuel y. Putnam, de-
ceased, i0-wit; John w. puinaln, Lafly.
ll,oplmam ard Samuel w. Putnam, heirs
ntlNw Of john Putnam, deceased, Sarah
j.. .. johnson, wife Of Robert A. john
son, late Sarah y. \ MHTthull, Robert a .
johnson, Susan u. Rice, wife Of Granville
Rice, late SuMn y. Maniiall, Granville
Rice, Mary FarnswOrih, wife Of Thomas
q. FarusWorthi late Mary ]. Marshall,
Thnnas q. Parnsworth and lila 7, Mar.
Bhali, htita at law Of said ThoulaS Mar
shall, deceased, defendants.
lyCnASctRT is 1nE CIRCUIT COURT Or GlLIER
CouNtY.
Abstract from decree rendered in above
tsuie That this cause be referred
10 one Of the commits siOncrs Of this Court 10
aIcertAiR Wheeler tho defendant John Put
nam died possessed Of aug personal proper
" available 10 the payment Of the plaintiff
debt, and Il 50 that lie make a settlement
with lhc personal representatives thereof.
And that he also ascertain and report the
amount Of the debt claimed by the plaintiffs,
aud for what consideration the said debts
arose, together with such other special mat.
Ter as any Of the parties may require, or
which ltInay dtcm p.rtinentand that notice
pf the tllngand place Of executing this ref
prcnee, publiyhclfo for successive weeks In the
DEMoCRAI, plblla newspaper published 10
tic town az Weston, Lewis county, West
Virginia, shall he equivalent 10 personal
service On the parties Rnd each Of them.
Notice u therefore hereby given TO the
rarlicstp the cause above naFnCi aud styled
that tho undersigned, one Of the Commits
tionars ofIaIl Court, will, on the Cd Of Au.
gust, 1870, at Ills Office In Gltnville, Gilnet
county, Ncst Virginia. proceed execute
The ntovC order Of reference and IL not
completed on that day lhe execution thereof
will be adjourned from day 10 day until the
same shAlihr completed
Given under my hand this 2Aih day Of
June, 1875. -
n. NJ. BENNETT,
July5--4W Commissioner.
- saa
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS


To Samuel Given, shetif Of Webster county,
and as such Administrator Of John Nc.
MulliB, deceased, Andrew McMuliiu, Re-
turn NcNullin, john McMullin, IT,, aud
Samuel MeNullin, children and heirs at
law Of John and Cynthia McMullin, de.
ceased, Return J. Neggs, WIN. D. Ewing
AMI - Ewing NJ wife, late -
Pape, and Oillcrs, parties unknown,
TAKE NOTICE, that shall, on iae slh
day Of August 1875, between the hours Of
o A. ". and G P. NJ, ofihAt day, at the Of
fee ofH0ge, Timmc 4 Schon, III Pt. Pleas.
ant, Mason county West Virginia, pro coed
TO lake the deposiiiong Of myself and Others,
to be read rs evidence In my behalf in q
certain suit now pending In the Circuit Court
OF Webster county, ON the ChAECcry side
thereof wherein aud Edward MARITIME ct al
are plaintiffs aud you are defendants. Aud
iffrOm my cause the taking Of said deposit
tons be not commenced on that day, or II
commenced, he mot concluded, the takiag Of
the same will he adjourned from daT TO gday
at the same place, aLd between the same
hours until the same shall be concluded.
Respectfully yours ~.
MT Frame p q &C Miles.
July 5-4W