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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-26
Cattle Boat

The steamship Great Eastern has,
it is said. been purchased By "a company,
who intend using her as a cattle boat
10 ply between Texas and London.
She is nor being fitted out at Milford
Haven, and is u have new engines
and boilers, manufactured by the
CLYDE Iron Works, at a cost Of $780,
600. Rafrigerators will be built IN her
for the purpose of carrying fresh beet !
1t is es timated that she will carry 2,>O)
head f cattle ald 300 head of NUT
ton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-26

TURPENTINE As A DIsINFECTANT.
Mr.. Thomas Taylor, Microscopic of
the Department of Agriculture, has an
article in the Washington Ecening Star,
from which we take the following:
',Turpentine | also found 10 be pow
erful deodorizer. a tablespoonful
added to pail Of water will destroy
the odor of cesspools instantly, and in
the sick chamber will prove a power
ful auxiliary in the destruction of
gcrms and bad Odors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
THE COURTS.
Y esterdny's Proceedings In the DEF
ferent Judicial Bodies.
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.

SUPRESE CoURT-JGDGEs GREEN, AoORF,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.
Hswker vs.. R. s. .. Railroad Comps
ny, from Mercer county. Supersedess
allowed. Bond $500.
RP. Rsnney, on motion Of Lamb, and
J. w. Cook, on motion Of jacob ware
granted permission to practice law in
this Court.
A petition for hearing me csse Of Flem-
ing VS.. Holt was filed.
In the case OF Camden VS.. Core, 3
csrhorari was awarded. a motion was
made by Bennett for sppellees.
The case of the Exchange Bank Of
Virginia VS.. Morrell, was continued.
The csse OF q. NJ. Chapman vs.. the P.
i S. railroad company, was put on trial
snd partially argued by jacob, Hervey
and Cook for Chapman, and by Lamb,
Ranney and Pendleton for the railroad
company.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
SeIig Weinberg VS.. John +. RemPe, IN
chancery. In this case decree of sale
was entered.
Stephen Ripley, Sergeant Of the City
of Wheeling, VS. VIM. McNsbb and 9TH
ers, in chancery. In this case 81 order
of reference WAS entered.
Lewis 5. Jordan and John f. Mcker-
nan VS.. William 5. Campbell, trustee.
and others, in chsncery. An order OF
reference was entered in this case.
Adjourned until court in course.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
One case before this Court. Fined $40
snd costs. Committed.
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Personalities.

Adiutant General +. l.. Woods is visit
ing in Morgsntown.
Hon. Ben Wilson left Tor Parkersburg
last evening.
W. s. Wiley, j. c. McEldoney and
w w. Hall lett for their homes per
steamer Andes.
VIM. Keyser, Second Vice President of
the b. & o. railroad, came in last even
ing in his special ear, over the Hemp
field, and left for the East.
Judge }. j. jackson, Hon. &. d. Cam
den and Hon. Jonathan NJ. Bennett de-
parted Yesterday evening for their homes.
w. b. Wyatt, Chicago, is visiting
friends in the city.
George K. f. Giichrist, son of u, 5.
Surveyor James GiIch-st, has returned
home from Wooster College.
Miss Matte Taylor, who has been Wis
ting Miss Mollie Scott, of Brooklyn, n
T., for several months past, has returned
home.
Mr.. Russell, an old time newspaper
man of this city, is visiting friends in
town.
Capt. w. l.. Bridges, Superintendent
Of the Penitcntisry, was in the city YES
terday.
Mr.. Frank Weisgerber former cltl-
zen now living in Kansas, is visiting his
parents and friends IN the city.
Rev. +. T. Williams, young man
who bears the reputation of q talented
minister. will preach At the Disciples
Church on Sunday.
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Distribution of Premiums AT ~.
JOseph'E Academy.

The large hall of st. JOseph's
Academy was packed to the doors last
night with the relatives and friends of
the pupils, the occasion being the distri-
button Of premiums. The children were
for the most part dressed in white with
wide pink ssshes, and the array of beauty
was certainly claiming. Bishop Kahn
and Reverend Fathers Collins Of St
Alphonsus and Reynolds Of the Csthe.
dral were present, the latter reading the
names OF those who received the premi-
ums which had been awarded, the
Bishop bostowing the rewards on
the successful candidates. Two
young ladies Misses Katie Riester and
Lizzie Ku.len received special marks of
compliment. Miss Riester was pre-
scented with magnificent boQue. in I'D.
di.i0n to several rewards won by her,
and Miss kuglen received the only CO.
core of the evening. The rewards Of
merit were very numerous, and evil
denced the wide range of studies pursued
in the school. Not the least Interesting, NE
it was beautiful slgnt to witness, wss the
entry Of the school children TO the hall.
Before taking the places assigned them,
each mad0 reyerentisl bow TO the
bishop and TO her companion. The
silts were all handsome and
appropriate, and were awarded at inter.
vs.s, while the following programme
was being carried out: The performers
all did excelIently. Grand Concert
March, 1.-TWO pisnosl Misses l.. Clark, a.
FILzsimmons, X. Kennedy and NJ. hle.
Wis: chorus, Angels Serensde The Glass;
poem, Miss Annie Carroll piano duet,
Misses Kate Wingerter and Julia Fla
ding; ballad, Miss Maggie klevis; Sc
lection, Miss Ellie Roberts; piano solo,
Miss. K. Kennedy; Oyer the waves we
float, The Little Girls; Piano trio,
Misses C4mmie Bill, Nina Bos-
Icy and Mia Lagarde; vocal
duet, Misses NJ. KleyIs and Katie
Kennedy; piano solo, Miss Annie Fltz-
simmons; vocal solo, Miss Katie Ken.
nedy: piano duet Misses M. O'Donnell
and Katie RiestCr; recitation, Miss Liz
zio Kuglen; vocal trio, Misses A. Devle-
CHER, A. FitZ3immons and A. Owens;
piano solo, Miss Lizzie Clark
The Sullivan gold medal was awarded
amidst the most enthusiastic applause TO
Miss Anna Owens, and a silver badge
from the Sisters was presented to Miss
Mary Devlegher The exercises closed
with an admirable short address
by Bishop Kahn on "The Proper Educa-
ton of Girls" As he stepped from the
stage he was handed magnificent b)u-
quet by one of the smallest children in
the school. The event evidently pleased
the Bishop very much.
The closing exercises of the High
School under Prof Burg will take place
IN the same hall tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
HELLTBUkG LOCALs.

Gardeners 10 tits vicinity say .ES,s
peculiar looking worm has made It. An
Pearance on lomsto plants, which il
DESTROYS in short time.
The clx:ic ws,ers of Buffalo Creek ara
becoming famed for splendid fishing
During the past week We noticed par.is.
from Wheeling snd PItsburg goirg il
thst direction, with rod and line IN hnns
The residence OF VIM. H. Aatersnr
ESQ, wss entered 5y some adapt OF tna
light tnglret persuasion on Tuesdsv
night, and robbed Of some iewelry. com.
PrEing tnger rings, = watch and gold
chain. ore2;tpin. bracelets, &c. A
small sum OF money wss slso taken
Some @. the articles were taken from Mr.
snG Mrs. AnderSou's bedroom. il which
th:y were sleeping 81 the time. There
is no clue 70 the thief, bg; i is supposed
10 be the work OF 3 professional.
A called meeting OF the Town Co!rcu
was held Tuesday evening. Msyo-
Caldwell snd Councilmen Craig, Hall
Reid, Blankinsop sad Everett were pres
ent
The objec: Of the meeting was the
Sunday question, snd the following ort..
nance IN relation thereto was passed
unanimously:
Be il ordained Jy the lblru C5,.q.g o..
HeiiSJiTg, That If any person, on the
Sabbath day, within the town OF Wevs.
burg be found lsboring on his own 40.
count or SIS the agent Of sny person, \,
any trade or calling or other business ~
employ his minor children OF apprentice,
r. servants IN labor or other business
except household or other work of nece,
sity or charity. be shall Dee tined not les.
than 81 nor more thsU $50 for each OF.
tense, or shall Tor each rntnso ss si.rr.
said be sentenced 10 Imprisonment in the
county jaI. Of Brooke county for any term
not exceeding twenty days, W slal bs
sentenced - work on the streets. alley.
or wharycs Of the said town for ANY
term not exceeding twenty days al ;aa
discretion of the Msyor.
AOd De It further ordained by SAID
Town Counci. tha, the Sergeant of said
town or any member of Concil, or any
one o. the SIX policemen e. said town are
authorized to make summary arrest
without warrant OF other process. Of any
person within the said town who may
violate the above ordinance, provided
sand Sergeant, or member OF CouncIl, Or
any Of sat SIX policemen witness such
violation, aid the person so arrested
shall have n speedy hearing before the
Mayor, or the person exercising h,, Of
flee or functions tor tho lime being. A.
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Officers Elected,

The following officers were recently
elected by Alpha Lodge No. 424 Knights
of Honor: r. II. Cochran, Dictator;
Ralph Ankle, Vice Dictator; 5. p. Hill
droth. Assistant Dictator; T. b. Camp
bell. Past Dictator; w. Il. Chapman, Re
porter; Jerry Clemens, Financial Re-
porter; S. d. Tippet, Treasurer; E. l..
Bill, Chapline; w. A. Cracra:t, Guide;
&. y. Besl, Guardian; w. II. Thompson,
Sentinel; DR.. I. &. Campbell, Medical
Examiner; T. B. Campbell, Representa-
tive to the Grand Lodge The instslls-
lstion will take place next Tuesday even
ing.
The following officers were elected by
the Ancient Order of United Working
men, Herman Lodge No. 4: Henry
halbitzer, NJ w; A. Helmbright, Fore
man; A. Rus,emeur, OveTseer; Henry
Blumenberg, Warden; Edward Voss, re-
cording Secretary; VIM. Schoke, Finsn-
cisl Secretary; Theo. Schruber, Treasurer;
Chris. kopp, INSIDE Guard; Mr.. Henri
man, Outside Guard; G. Schsmbrs, }. 7.
Holman, F. Eberwein, Trustees
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

Is not impossible to comply with its de-
msnds. God is mighty IN the weak.
This power OF God is manifested through
His word, for it is spirit and it is life.
These words require fsittulness IN i'm
poTtsnt masters and IN less Important
matters. GCd never asks impossible
things. We must be faithful in what
ever calling We may be placed. God has
given each man his calling. Those en-
gagged in some horrible pursuit of life are
Just as we'll called of God as thcse hold
ing lofty and honored positions. This
calling refers on the one hand to the
earth, and on the other hand to heaven.
In one respect our calling is earthly, in
the other II Is heavenly. To be faithful
in these Is the aim of our life. Am l
faithful in these2 is the question which
Christians, but especially ministers, must
ask th 9mselves.
If this were done, Indifference and III
dolence would vanish, and esrnesIness
and diligence make their appearance
everywhere.
We must never undertake TO do more
than the gifts which God has bestowed
will sllow, nor should we 90 less than
these gifts would indicate. We dare not
bury the talent which God has entrusted
10 Us.
This lsithfulness is to continue through
lie even "anto 'death." Neither youth
nor age excuse unfaithfuless; neither will
cares, nor troubles, nor business.
We owe this faithfulness to the Lord.
Has rot He who has created US right
to call US to an account Has not be
who has redeemed US such right2 or he
who has converted our hearts into tenn
pies OF GCd2 Let US bow ourselves In
humble SUBMISSION unto Him, the Triene
God, and say, "Thy will Re done"
There is q sure word of prophecy
which instructs us with respect to this
will Of God; to this word we must bow.
This word is profitable for doctrine, for
reproof, for correction, for instruction in
righte business that the man of God may
be perfect and thoroughly furnished unto
all good works.
We must be faithful TO the noble con-
fession four Church. This Is particular
" true of we ministers. God has be-
slowed upon us noble office We are
bishops over souls. 1t is our duty to care
for them. We must give an account OF
every soul entrusted to our care; an awful
responsibility! The thought of this i'm
pels US 10 faiLhfulness. A pastor must
care for his own soul also, yea in psr-
ticuIar, or how could he care tor others2
Whilst we preach to others let US be
careful lest we become csst.awsys our
selves
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

The marks At the landing last even
ing indicated s feet and stationary.
The Thanhsuser for Mstsmorss and
the Rsgon for Psrkersburg departed on
time yesterday morning.
The Emma Graham passed down early
this morning, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Granite State is due up this morn
ing for Pittsburgh.
The ONcsl leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning at o'clock.
The Courier lesves for Parkersburg
this morning at 1890 o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The following boats were in sight yes
terday g. w. HOrnbrook, I'd. Hobbs,
Science, Whale and Express.
Business on the wharf dull.
by Telegraph!
PITTsBURGH, June 26.-RIyer e feet
and stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CIxCINSATI, June 26.-Riyer l3 feet
II inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm. ArrIve1-Stockdale, Pittsburgh.
Departed Baum, Memphis DonreIly,
New Orleans.
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aSOIIic,

The members of tbs Masonic Fraterni-
ty in the city will be glad TO learn that
General Albert Pike, of Washington
city, is expected here tomorrow, and will
deliver one of his interesting Talks
about Free Masonry" in the Masonic
Temple on Friday evening. General
Pike is one of the most learned and dis
,rnguished Masons in the world, his fame
as thinker and author extending where
ever the fraternity has foothold, and we
doubt not that rare treat is in store Tor
all who may attend the lecture, to hear
which all Master Mssons are invited.
Further announcement will probably be
made tomorrow.
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knocked SHnseIeSs,

Last evening boy named George
Bowers, about ten years old, and who
lives in alley &, near the corner of Eotf
and Twelfth streets, was hanging on the
rear of wagon, when by some unfor-
seen accident, was thrown or fell from his
place of riding, and was knocked sense
less. F.M. Porter picked the boy up and
cared for him until his parents were noti-
fed of the accident, and be was removed
20 his home. Al last accounts the boy
was still lying unconscious.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

Nature INVITES all TO come and spend
day in the woods, away from the heat,
spoke and noise of the city. The North
Street NJ. L. Sunday School holds pic
NC st Mahams Grove, on Friday, June
18th, 1878, to which everybody is invit-
ed. Come, one snd all, and have a good
time with US. Round trip only &c.,
cnildten under fourteen years of age,
25c. Tickets to be had a. al the corner
drug stores and st Hsnes, Wilson & Co.'S
store, Ne. 1915 Main street. Cars leave
depot at 700 A. NJ North street st 7:05
A. N, Top Mill st 40 A. NJ. Arrive
home st S:00PM
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Captured.

Last Tuesday morning John F. Simp-
son left for Oil City in search OF horse
and buggy hired from his stable on May
10th by Sam and George Griffin, to be
gone two weeks. Mr.. Simpson trailed
his men rs far as Parker City, where he
found that the horse and buggy had been
sold by the GrItlins and at this place he
learned that the men were at Ttusville.
To that place MIR. Simpson proceeded,
and succeeded in having the two men
arrested yesterday. As soon as
they were arrested he telegraph
ed 70 Sheriff Tingle TO get out
rcquisition papers and forward them.
Sheritf Tingle visited the Governor, who
granted the papers, and they were sent
last evening to Mr. Simpson, who will
return tomorrow with the Griffins.
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Notice to Take Dispositions,

Iu rur Nuucip'i Court OF wheelm.:
NhOmRs MCNBJb,
vs.. rlu Chance ~.
William NCSasb,Jr-)
p. H.UfJri N,NUbJ. Jr..
take notice That the dispositions OF
thomas NcNNlb. Thomas X. Motiatt, John
s.vur. stephen Ripley James A. Henry,
r.y.r.. b.. TuGl and others. will be- taken
.r rua office 81 Taylor 6 Barr, SO, lli2
..rr.lur street. IN the city OF Wheeling,
. fur State ut West Virginia, on the 9TH
.... a. July, a. ID. 1873 between the hours
uI o'clock a. NJ. and q O'Clock P. NJ, to be-
..t3 100 cviduuCe i'm the above named cause
... a,U.lln. said Thomas MCNabb. And
q. '..u amy cause, the taking OF the salu
dispositions snail not be commenced, or
...uu .ummeuC. 81, shall not be- COmplri-
.f rm .uag day, The taking OF the same Will
.. ruOuTued from time TO time until the
.u. shall hu completed.
THGM8~ McNABB, by counsel.
TAYLOR < BARR solicitors. J,6Daw
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EnnI MPRr.

We call the special attention Of the
lad cs to the largest stock OF Button Side
Lace and Walking Boots, MignOn Ties,
Opera and Toile. Slippers in the city,
the only plsce where lady can get
properly fitted. All first qushty goods
guaranteed, and the price rs low ne any
house in the city We solicit Nh exam
instion Of our stock; we are not afraid TO
show goods. Give us a call 1T Little
Shoe House JERRY CLEMENS,
lS Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

Look Before You Lcap...Alouzo ID. Wheat
Awarding iplOmas-.........Pr President Band
Music.
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ENciIInH Times.

Day before yesterday Ella Young, q
resident OF South Wheeling, swore out 3
warrant before Squire Mix, charging
Lizzie and Mary Ann Corngiver with
abusing her. Lizzie appeared for trial
the same night and the charge against
her was dismissed At complainahts costs.
Mary Ann was at the office of the Jus
lcc last night and her case had the same
ending. While the trial WAS progressing
Mr.. Corngiver, father of Lizzie and
Mary Ann, became greatly excited and
proposed to whip Fila Young, but be-
fore be could execute his threat he was
elected from the room Oy mis- daughters
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Committee Meeting.

The Joint Committee of Council on
Streets, Alleys and Grades held meet
Ing in Ritchletown yesterday for the pur-
pose of i0qujring into the alleged illegal
taking sway OF sand from the river bank
at Thrty-tourth street, sad to determine
some disputed matters concerning the
La Belle trsmway. The result OF their
deliberations will be reported to Cornell.
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a Nice Grnuirc Tablet.

Stopping yesterday m the establish
menl Of Mrs.rs. Wl"r, Reynolds * Hlrk-
man, No. 1906 Market street, our hlteu-
ton was csIlnd 20 % fine aJthra tablet
which. FOR uoa,r".s OF drri i'm md superior
workmanship, o2oaii. anything We have
seen iu tia, mn. l. Is b. b. erected n,
the grAveol Mr.. VIM. Hay burn In Green
wood Cemetery. They have Al-o on
hand another fine grsnite monument tor
Mt Reuter-, Of Soalh Wheeling, which
will be- placed in the Red Mems Ceme.ery.
This firm is rapidly acquiring a rcpu!a.
ton for lno work and promptncs' m eH-
ecuLing the same. Anything in their
line always recelves prompt attention,
and at the lowest figures.
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saturday,JnIy 27fh, 1878,
COMMISSIONERS SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-
BY virtue OF decree Of the County Court
OF Ohio county, entered on the 18th March
lS7s, IN the case OF Jacob Hruser, guardian
-. :. r. Virgins and Others, viii, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, Ms,
At the front door Of the Court House OF
Ohio county, offer tor sale al pubic suc-
ton, the following described property, To-
wit: a certain parcel Oi real - ats sltuAt-
ed near the town Of TRADE phls, contain
ing about nine acres, aDd bounded ~ M
lands OF John Winchester, Fred baHst
John sligeT and by Little " heeling creek,
being the same property that belopged ."
VI. =. Degarmo, In his life time.
The improvements consist Of 80.
dwelling house, stable and other out
building The land Is undeTlsid WIN
coal, very easy aud convene" OF Hceess'
TERxs-Une-lhlT 81 purchase money ia
cash: balance IN SIX HuI tSe!be months
or all IA casb II purchaser pTeier-.
J. ]. WOODs,
teIaoswt Special Commissioner
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grguung al 10 o'clock \. n, at the front
...,r of the court House OF Ohio county,
IN The city OF wheeling, sell at public auc-
....,, rl,. f,lfryCluo r3Iye'S Of land:
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transfers of real estate
we've recorded at the Office OF the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made Jane Is, 1873, by Peter
Miller - Catherine Schlernitzauer, Of
Pittsburgh, tor the south half of lot No.
IS, east side If Main street, North
Wheeling, $500
Deed made June %, 1878, by Hugh 1.
Roberts to DR.. T. h. Logan, assigning
all his stock and fixtures, now IN his drug
store at the corner of Maine and Twenty.
second streets - jG9.32.
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Camp Meeting Affair.".

The Executive Committee OF the
Wheeling District Camp Meeting Asso-
ciation Will meet a. Mr.. John Bailie's Of
fee, corner Twelfth and Market streets,
this afternoon at one o'clock. Presiding
Elder Wilson will occupy the Chair,
with Rev. Joshua Lancaster as Secretary.
On mex. Tuesday morning spublic meet
ing of the Association will take place on
the Camp Ground, and sll persons having
business with the Association will be
welcome to be present. From indics-
lions it is thought that the annual meet
ing in August will be largely attended.
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Attachment in ChanCery.
a ,nr Municipal Court OF Wheeling, June
.. |.tn.
.aomI. McNabb, Att chment in
-. ~ o,,I-,,.,. 80

400 'nr municipal Court OF Wheeling, June
.aom!s McNabb, I Att chment in
william McNabb, ir., | Chancery.
Thus day came the undersigned by his
.''uruey, and on his motion the attach
H..Ir issued aUd levied in this cause, is
..s. s,eted. And IL appearing 10 the Court
w.. ar >crgeautS return on the summons
..H-t "A this cause, that the said William
.uNa.U. IT., has not been served with
..as.~s ln this suit, nor with a copy OF
.s..H attachment, ana 10 further appearing
oil. 100. Court, from an affidavit fled in this
cause That I'd" said William MCNabb, ir.,
.. guf res dent of the state OF West Nir-
....ar and ~ further appearing 10 the
Count that the Sergeant of the city OF
Wheeling has, by virtue OF the attach
a.ut issued in this cause, levied upon the
Undivided OuC.hu't Interest OF the said
william MCNabb, IT., in and 10 q part of
..sr So 50, situate in the Filth ward OF the
y Of Wheeling, West Virginia, and has
.,.-4 levied by virtue OF said attachment
.I.a- The stock and property OF the SAID
".iIfan McNabb. IT, in and about the
WAGON WORKS or shop belonging TO him,
100 J.rd on Twentieth street, In said city
10. Wheeling, consisting q lumber SpokeS,
...lurs, carts wagons. hubs, shafts,
.Duguus, spOk@s and other personal pro-
uDrjy n and about said shops 10 is by the
Court ordered that the said William Nc
y abb, ir., do appear within four weeks
.'s.. Ite utl' Oh the lllNt puOltCdIlph OF
'ats order, and do what Is necessary 10
project his interests IN this suit.
iga object OF this suit Is TO recover from
B.. said William McNsbh, ir., the sum OF
.r.'atu hundred dollars, with interest
.r.,ou from the l2th day of January,
IrrgUl payment ana costs OF suit said
.'.,-,tcsS is evidenced by two promi-
"'-pStSblc notes, each dated at
% X -" IT Virginia, July l, 1876, at
10y ~ -; aiS," date, 20 the order of
Jars, value received, Ii.yntiaITa az, , ~
able at the National BaSS OF West Sir-
mia, at Wheeling, ard mas NV the sad
vlIIiam McNabD, ir., said notes heing i'm
$50. respects alike; and also TO subIestIE
property SO attached 10 the pavmGnS ~
SAID Indebtedness. And the further heaf,
.ny OF mis- matter is continued until due
"aD.t@iipn and posting of this order.
Copy. Tcs;e:
THOS. NJ. DARRAH, Clerk.
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