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AfQtIfTID.
The trials Of Moore and Gresham two o
the actors in tne election ira eedy came Of
on Saturday last Both we're acquitted.
Mold UP w Suicides.
Jim Goode requests the cheerful suicides
and facetious assassins to hold their hands
until after the election, when he promises
to take grim pleasure in sitting on" theiI
work. lie says Il makes him sad to reflect
that he loses six dollars on every case
when their indiscretion eliminates before
his election rs Coroner This is not an
"ad.")
MAKING FOOL oF HIMSELF.
Saturday night =. F.Bobbitt, who remain
ed for the purpose OF giving rs something
new in Murphyism, proceeded to redeem
his pledge. OF course we had brilliant
display in the way Of pyrotechnics. Die
tionaries are at premium ever since. The
lecturer complained, however, that he had
made failure; and We were too polite -
we'll, We ,iidn't contradict him.
BETTER ~ POSSIBLE THAN rHEI.L
Mr.. Henry Lucas called to-day with an
elegant Family Bible, for which he Is so-
Letting subscribers. The work is one Of
especial merit, presenting features Of great
value not usually found, nor easily accessi-
Bile. His prices are low for book Of the
kind, and we hope your readers will avail
themselves Of the opportunity to ~lpply
themselves with something better than
even the INTERIOR JOURNAL.
ExHrMED AND REMOVED.
DIR. Samuel and X. +. Hooker, removed
the remains Of their father and sister, yes
terlay from the old. burying ground to the
Cemetery. In ;he case Of the former, who
had been buried about nine years, the cot
iin, which was Of walnut, was nearly en-
tirely decayed, and only skeleton Of the
occupant remained. The latter was buried
in a metallic case some fifteen years ago,
and was said to he very little changed
mn NOT SAY HE WOULD DIE.
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HOYLE COUNTY NgCs.
D0nriiie.

CHURCH SUPPER.
The ladies of the first Presbyterian church
gave supper on Thursday evening last
for III benefit Of their church.
TRYING To RAISE MONEY.
Rev. ]. p. Mcmillan preached in the
2nd Presbyterian church on last Sunday
morning and evening. lie is endeavoring
to raise fund for the purpose Of endowing
Alexander C,;;rge at Burksville.
PERSONAL.
Miss Sallie Clelland, fascinating young
lady from Lebanon, is visiting Prof. j. c.
Fales and wife. Miss Jennie Armstrong,
of Garrard, was in town yesterday. Rev.
NJ. NJ. Benton, of Covington, is in town.
James Raley, Of woodford, passed through
town yesterday. lie is taking trip thro'
this section for the purpose Of purchasing a
number of horses both for saddle and har-
ness purposes.
COUNTY COURT DAY.
Last Monday was County Court day here
and was well attended. The occasion was
Of course, attended with the accustomed
hustle, but fs,;hing out of the ordinary line
transpired. Capt. T. d. English reports as
follows: About 600 head Of cattle on the
market; handled $50 head, grade ranging
from medium to inferior; prices from Sc 10
i,c. Mules and horses continue dull with
but little demand.
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Knitting Cotton in all numbers from to
20.
New Stock of Ladies' Linen collars and
cuffs.
New Stock Of Zephyn in all staple
colors.
Ladies and Gents hcmmed Linen Hand
kerchieis.
We have u very good tidy Cotton at five
cents per ball.
New Rouchings--collereis, at 25 and so
cents per dozen.
Turkey Red liable Linen in new and
beautiful patterns.
The Duplex Corset has given entire sat
isfsction. Call and see them.
Fifty pairs slightly damaged Kid Gloves
at 25 and so cents per pair.
New and elegant Ladies' Silk Handkey
chiefs at fifty and seventy-fve cents.
Just received, a choice lot Of Hamburg
and cheaper than ever before seen in this
city.
We have large stock Of Hats which We
propose to sell very cheapin order to make
room.
We will receive about the 18th Of the
present month, all of Mem1. Demoiest
new Spring Patterns.
New Spring styles of Ladies, Misses and
Children's side button Shoes in Kids and
Pebble Goat in all numbers from rs in
Child's TO So in Ladies.
As the weather is still rainy, and mud
in abundance, Ladies who desire a com.
Portable fit, and shoe that will not leak
are assured we have them.
Gentlemen would do we'll to examine
our Keeps Patent Unlaundred Shirt, pro
nounced by a number Of ladies' in this vi
cinity to he the best made shirt they eveI
saw. We guarantee.
Now il the time 10 buy your Cotton
goods and make up ready for Spring while
you have no other sewing on hand. We
have all the desirable and popular brands
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A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE!

offer at private sale my Farm Of 260 ACRES, ly-
Ing within miles Of Shelby City and about I mile
from either Stanford and Dsnvile and Stan ford and
g. W. Owens and Mr.. sowell Owens. The land Is
In high state Of cultivation, and being we'll fenced
and watered by Six Never falling Springs, II is
inghouse Is q comfortable building OF eight rooms
and the ouibuildings are complete, including two
excellent Barns.
Personf DESTROYS Of purchasing can see me on the
premises, or address me at Shelby City. Boyle
County, Ky. -
3i2-tf J. l.. THuRMOND.
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Ed. VIM. Anbill will preach here next
Sunday at ii AN.
GENTLE SPRING.
This is delightful weather, and will bring
smiles To the faces Of the farmers.
THE MOUNTAIN ECHO
IL gradually "a dwindlin' AMI dwindiin'
away II must surely be getting religion.
COUNTY COURT AND LusK.
Next Monday is County Court day .....
Lusk will gather them Who wonld
not be Murphy?
A SHEEP KILLING Doa.
An "unmannerly" dog broke into the
sheep.fold of our friend, David Hender-
SON, last week, ond killed five very choice
lambs--thus doing serious injury to his
hock.
hh'p"h fHhcrkp'
Mr' D. ~ i"o"pSo"' VI ih'''sS'o"' mas
"nn eom"ehaao'e en'erpr'e' erec'eu u
pr'oee ''f"NS ''o"''o o.o"e' o" 'he '''oA
'ea''"g Iro" 'he ha',roa" 10 ms eoa'
mines Inc eoa' ron TINS mine II N''a u
Ne oil superior q"aiity'
MONEY THEY AhHfsrhp'
Last SATURDAY party whose name We
'a'iea 10 oo'','i' p"' VINO hves at Living
s'oh' was roooed oil Smali amount OF
money near copper 'reek' IN 'he edse OF
uairai" 'ounV' iha' ''s,'ah' o'ncer' d.
X. Wilmot, hearing Of the robbery straight
way investigated il, and arrested Sterling
Mcguire, Of Jackson county, as the offend
er. He was taken to Garrard county Mon
Gay -
., " ,
- -" :" o''., wv ' -
D ,,oo"" 'a'%''' '"r '"'~' '"use 4"'
o'"' ,, anu p'.' r, DIV" nav. n1e 'o"''
eA'."'n' SINUS i"ee u "'o'u'e'' "o'"
lug ~ ''' ''Po'' MAJ 'o"' .o'po"''"
n'''ea co" near 'ne '''''ro'' NV y'ru' u
'he 'e" 0, inc 'u,ke'' sam hoh,pTo'
says Tue 'a.i f'nseu iiea'eh.aru' anu con
Sequeh'iy cid NOT :" !" '"e 'h'''eo'''e VI
cihi'y OF 'he cow
GONE 10 the CAVE Oh THE SoosshiNhk
Inc MurphyS having re'ehe" W.T. yer,
non' we nave maze an oruer'y retreat, an'
are now holaing ,or'h ~ D'odheaos Na'e
near the big FIJI. All communication
should be addressed to Us at that place nc
Mt. Vernon. There are "moonshine'
distillery and sever al barrels of corn in tn,
Cave. Give yourself no uneasiness aboul
our sending you regular reports. We in
tend to keep you posed, and at the sam,
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mani AZ cope,cu,cnt In Tho pepifeptiatv
~, I;s. In zach a, ,h. ,xo eo,m., trial.
Iile ,e,a,c, had heen ,c,urned .,ce,,
th,, h,,o;,e "a. The pcn,l,v prc.c,ibed.
Roth iudems,,. wore re,er.ed nv the Cour,
~ AppeaI. We ar, No, advised a. 70
whether an sprc,l r,Il no taken from the
pre-ep, iudgmer, Adhir. /. charged with
the murder Of A woman and the evidence
is altogether circumatant;al. tboueh Il
points positiyel, 10 his suiIt. lie w,s ABLY
prosecuted and defended, a number Of law.
yers being engaged on either aide. The
case has excited much ir,ercs, tbrouobou,
the mountains.
TRUTH, WORSE THAN FICTION.
Henry Spivey, Young coal miner down
at Livingston, who was married only last
week 10 Miss Nancy NcCue had a br;es
honev.moon. n sp,car. ,ba, tho fair Nan.
cv. who prom;sed a. sves,lv 10 no tho ,,,,.
ney of his iovs and sorrovs had n,o,;ous.
" blusbed with be,omiro maiden modes.
ty at Hymen's altar. and her first husband
il vet above the -od Indeed. he is s,ou,
able bodicd laborer on the C. SIR BE.
ing informed Of Nancy's whereabouts. he
sent her some money and A note. telling
her 10 "ay to these arms" Tbereupon
the sight Of Henry rev distas,cful To
Nancy. and sbe becon 10 nan, for the aforc.
s,;d arms Of her frat love ne a chart pan,.
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THE SQrARr rmSo.-Mrs. Pcrmelia
Hughes, whose dwelling and furniture were
burned on the 18th Of this month, received
from the Etna Insurance Company, thro'
their agents here, si0i5, the amount Of
the insu rance anil which covers all the los-
she sustained.
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DEHOCRATIC TICKET.


DEMOCRArIC TICKET.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
ELLIS w. BROWN.
COUNTY CLERK.
JOHN BLAIN.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
w H. MILLER.
SHERIFF..
.. j. GROW.
JAILER.
THOS- d. NEwLAND
ASSESSOR,
IT. M. PENNINGTON
SURVEYOR.
JOHN t. BALL.
CORONER,
ia M BS 9OODE.
CONSTABLE.
Q. ". GENTRY
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LncruRE.-Prof. l.. l.. Rodgers, Of As.
bury University, Greencastle. Indiana. will
lecture In the College Chapel, Monday
evening next AT 1850. subisct-the lilo.
msric Problem. The public are invited.
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RrNENnEn that we Retaa nj Whoiesai,
prices the hest and cheapest double-shovcl
pillow in the market. swrARrS 4 EvASs
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Tnr dollar Of our Daddics" has made
IL appearance here. II is not handsome
piece of money, but "In God We trust to
he able to handle few Of them.
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DISSOLUTION.

The Grm cf DENNIS a RASH, Carriage Maker.
&C., dissolved on Jan !, 1873, and In the settle
mtnt OF Its affair, either member l. authorized to
receipt for money due the drm All persons In
dehied 10 requested 10 forward andscttle.
ID. " Rash will continue nj the old stand In
charge Of the wood and iron work, and J. u. Dem
mis- will devote his time 10 the painting and trim
ming department. Friends Of The old firm and the
public generally viii please remember When Nv
y. n. DENNIS.
si5-it D r. BASH.
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G,nprN sErps.--A full assortment 81
u. NJ. Ferry n Co.'S and the Detroit Seed
Co.'S GarlcnSced. Tor sale At J. y Davis at
) cents paper.
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srw ADVERTISEMENT


I wish 10 sell ny FARM, Known - the Ola NJ
Kinney station Farm" II lies vithin = fev huu-
dred yards Of the Railroad station and
CONTAINS ABOUT $50 ACRES
improvements arsi-class, soil good and m ahund-
si."a Er'' '" WV" ). =. MCKINNEY.
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Nor TINS YEAR.--Mr. u. +. Barrow dc.
sirc- w. to say that his pond will not he
open to the public for fishing this wear, as
he wishes to give the California Salmon
he has stocked Il with, time TO grow.
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srnrSo HAr.-Jim Davis has the best
selected stock Of Spring Hats ever brought
10 Stanford, which he has marked low
down. Go examine and he convinced.
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HnAD Quarters lor all kinds'of garden
Seeds al WEARES a EVANS.
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Wv sell full si,e papers Iandreth's Oar.
den Seeds al &c. wsAREs a EvASs.
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LOGAN NEUs.

GARpES SEEns . cents paper nj the
~ A Siara
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orr roRKASsAS.-C Capt. Mckinney tells
Us that on Wednesday, over 800 negroes
LEFT IIarrod-burg, Lexington and Lebanon,
for KANSAS. We have about 800 here that
oueh, to he shipped there orlo Hell &c.
pOnt
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TuSSrL CIry.-Both Houses of the Ie-
gisla,ure have passed bill to incorporate
Tunnel City in this county. The name
which this city, that Is to lie, now goes by ,is
Kings Mountain Tunnel. Highland, Tur-
nerville and Pingtown had better take the
hint and get themselves declared cities,
otherwise they will never he heard ~ as
such
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FiRr ALARs.-The alarm Of Gre that
was raised on Monday night about eight
O'Clock, proved to he lot Of cane and
brush burning just above town. There
was considerable stampede at the Metho-
dist church hut a. soon ~ Il was sscer.
iainel where the ere was, the congregation
returned anJ Mr.. Evans took mp the thread
II his discourse aud proccc,le,' n Il moth.
ing had happened.
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FRrsn salmon Fish at wearen n Evans
Saturday evening.
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M. uernosl

MI. Vernon.
RoCKcAsTLE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
COUNTY JUDGE-G. W. MCCLURE.
COUNTY CLERK-D. n. WILLIAMS.
COUNTY ATroRNEy-sAM.M. BURDETr.
sHERrFF-JoHN STEPHENS.
JAnER-sAMUEL THOMPSON.
AssEssOR-J. W. KIRBY.
SURVEYOR p. wALIIN.
CORoNEI-JNO. ALLEN.
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DONr Know IIow.--A citizen of this
county, who has in time passed, sat thro'
the Constitutional limit in the Legislative
Halls If this Commonwealth, says he actu-
ally believes shat the Legislature would
adjourn II II just knew how TO do IT," We
wish to --- some body would tell them
the secret
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No man eau he considered we'll dressed,
nor can he look handsome, unless he has
IN pretty and sniiahle hat. We were
forcihly rminlcd of this fac, yesterday.
when We noticed certain gentleman step
into HAYDEN Bros. Store with common
"heaj gear on and then come out with
one 81 their beautiful apfi hats which they
reviewed by EXPIRES Tuesday last. Great
taste was displayed by the Mes-rs. HAYDEN
in purchasing their Spring hais
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PoIIcE CouRr. The other day Mr..
lsaac Hamilton gave Cute Riley, Sancy,
halfwiIied negro, a rcccipt for somc money
that he owed him, which Cute alleged
he had paid. The receipt was novel and a
little different from that in such cases
made and provided, and consisted II sever
al blows well applied 10 the Uranium Of the
negro aforesaid. lie swor out warrant
against Mr.. Hamilton, and the Jury stamp
ed the receipt with Gnc 81 one cent aud
the costs.
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LoArrns. Something ought To H. done
tn rid the town Of the scores Of negro loaf
cr- that nov hang ON every street corner.
There Is a law against vsgrancy in this
State, which provides for the sale OF a man,
he he white or black, into slavery for a GER
tain length Of time when il can he shown
that he has no visible means Of support.
Hoist a Few 81 the lazy no account cns-es
on the block and dispose 81 them at pub
lie auction aud the ranks OF the street loaf.
ers will vanish into thin air.
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HOME AFFAIRS.

Severance q Dudderar.
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H,sSNEss vOrrcrs.

SOMA Asu for making Soap. Call vt
anderson n McRolert-'.
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JOHN t. BALL.
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CORONER,
ia M BS 6oODE
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I supply IN town Of
dcr~on 4 Mcl,obcrts'.
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OONbIAbLk,
O. W GENTRY
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sHERrFF-JoHN STEPHENS.
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Docket case No. 1927
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District of Virginia
In the matter of John w. Keller, bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
At Harrisonburg, on the 9th day of September,
A. d. 1878.
To whom it may concern:
Please take notice hereby. that petition has
been, to wit on the 9th day Of September, A. D.
1873, filed in said District Court by John W. Kel
Ter, OF Rockingham county, in said district who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt un
der an Act OF Congress entitled IAN Act to es-
tablish more uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved March
I'd, 1857, for a discharge and certificate thereof,
from all his debt and other claims provable un-
der said Act, and that the 18th day of october,
A. D. 1878, at 10 O'Clock A. M, before c. Douglas
Gray, one Of the Registers of said Court in Bank
ruptcy, at his office in Harrisonburg, in said Dis
trct, is the time and place assigned for the hear
ing Of the same when and where you may at
tend and show cause, if any you have. why the
prayer Of the said petition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of said bank
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
G. DOUGLAS GRAY,
sep 12-2w Reg. in Bankruptcy.
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miscellaneous
yTIRGINIA-JN v4c.r1oN

VIRGINIA-IN VACATION.
IN the Clerks Office Circuit Court Angus
ia county Septembe O. 1873.
Jonn -, =. ,Crobarger, George F. Keser and susal
MS wi1e. Charles d. Brand and Rachael E. hi
wife and Solomon Wood, Plaintiffs.
3. his wife, (nee Shields,) William H. Shields, ia.
A. Collins and Margaret E. his wife, (nee Shields
George Shields. Samuel Hunter and Mary G
A Shields, George C.Hawpe and Mary E, his wife
lnee Crobargerl Adam II Hawpe. Elizabeth i
Hawpe, Joseph Pelter and Susan G. his wife. tnee
Hawpe.) Susan E. Davis. Lucy +. Davis, Eyeiina
Davis, Alice Crobarger. George Crobarger and
Annie Crobarger, Smith and Lurinda, his Wife
nee Crobarger,) John Coffman, Sarah Coffman,
Richard w. Brewer and Susan c, his wife, (nee
Cofman,) William II. Coffman, Purlina H. Golf
man. Daniel Coffman, John Coffman, (infant5 the
heirs OF Mildred Owen, decd, Whose names are
unkuown@ Mary Haybarger, and NJ. R. Coalter,
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The object Of this suit is to obtain partition or
sale for partition in the event that partition in
kind is shown to be impracticable Of the tract OF
land lately owned by George w. Crobarger, decd,
onne tb In county, onh
and others, and containing about 1875 acres. to
have the will of George Crobarger construed, and
to settle the accounts of M. R. Coalter admir- of
George w. Crobarg er.
The defendants, George Crobarger and Mary,
his wife. - Smith and Lurinda. his wife. Jas.
A. Collins and Margaret E. his wife, John Golf
man, Sarah Cofman, Richard W. Brewer and Su-
san g, his wife, William H. Coffman, Purlina E.
Cofman, Daniel Coffman, John Coffman. (infant)
the heirs OF Mildred Owen, decd. names I'M
KNOWN and Mary Haybarger, not having entered
filed that they are non sidents of this State. it
is ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication OF this notice and do
what's necessary to protect their interests.
Teste.
Quarles, pq J.. RYAN, Clerk.
sept 5-4w.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Sept. sth.-BEEF
CATTLE.-The market was a little more ctive
than last week in the retail trade, and prices
were 7saAc off, the greater decline being on neat
common grades. The prices at wholesale drovers
and d Gh na M owe which deal
average as last week for though there were some
more common cattle..We quote at 2 25a$5 l2H
per 100 lbs. few selling at either extreme
Mich COwS.-Good COWS were scarce and IN fair
demand. We quote prices at 25a$45 per head, as
to quality.
Prices this week for beef cattle ranged as follows
Best Beeves at 75a$5 12;tbat generally rated first
quality 425a$4 3d. medium or good fair quality3 81
asa 25 ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows 25a
1925; general average Of the market this week
extreme range OF prices 25a$5 10. Most of the
sales were from g to 1925 per 100 lbs.
SWIM E.-The supply has been quite full this
week. rather in excess Of the demand, which has
been fair. The quality shows some improv ement
on previous receipts for some weeks back. We
quote best hogs at 6a62S cents. and few choice
at 6k cents; common grass hogs 5ka5A cts. and
best grassers at cents per ID net The arrivals
up to Saturday morning foot up about 1900 head.
and since then to nearly $780, Receipts this week
1899 head.
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docket case No. 637-

Docket case No. 637]
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District Of Virginia
In the matter of Peter D. Oman. bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
At Harrisonburg on the It'll day OF September
A. d. 1873.
To whom it may concern
Please take notice hereby, that petition has
been, to wit: on the 18th day OF January A. D.
1873. filed in said District Court by Peter D.
Oman, of Madison county, in said District who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt I'M
der the Act of Congress entitled IAN Act to es-
tablish more uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved March
I'd, 1867, for discharge and certificate thereof,
from all his debts and other claims provable un-
der said Act, and that the 18th day of october, A.
d. 1878, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, before C. Douglas
Gray, one of the Registers of said Court in Bank
ruptcy. at his office in Harrisonburg, in said Dis
trct is the time and place assigned for the hear
ing OF the same; when and where. you may at
tend and show cause, if any you have why the
prayer OF the said petition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the secon d
and third meetings OF the creditors OF said bank
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
G. DOUGLAS GRAY,
sep 12-2w Reg. in Bankruptcy
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sep l2-2v'

docket case No, 1891
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District of Virginia
In the matter of Roland Kite, bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
At Harrisonburg, on the 18th day OF September
A. d. 1878.
To whom it may concern:
Please to take notice hereby. that a petition has
been, to wit on the 18th day of February, A. d.
1873 filed in said District Court by Roland Kite.
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under the
Act of Congress entitled "An Act to establish a
more uniform system of bankruptcy throughout
the United States" approved March ID. 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof, from ali his
debts and other claims provable under said Act,
and that the 9th day Of OCTOBER A. D. 1878, at 10
o'clock A. M, before G. Douglas Gray, one of the
registers Re- s s Of said Court in Bankruptcy, at his
time and place assigned for the hearing of the
same when and where you may attend and show
cause, il any you have, why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified that the second and
third meetings OF the creditors of said bankrupt
will be held at the same time and place.
G. DOUGLAS GRAY,
sep 12-2w Reg. in Bankruptcy.