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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-20
HARPER'S FERRY LETTER.
HARpER's Emmy Lnlp 6

HARpER's FERRY, July s. 1880.
Mr.. Haimes The i h was observed here
on the 9Th by the usual suspension Of bust
ness, &e. The excursion train from Wash.
lngson brought ab nut GOO to Byrne's Island
or under its new sobroquet, "Islaud Park. !"
A string band accom- panied them The
clouds lowered, and about 6 O'Clock in the
evening there came a genial shower. refresh.
ing all and everybody. On the 18th the
Jonadabs excurt to Island Park from Wash.
ington and elsewhere, and largo crowd is
expected. The railroad company improves
this popular place in some way overy year,
but where nature has been SO lavish, art can
not add much. [ must not forget to men,
ton the polite and courteous clerk in the
railroad office here. Geo. r. Brady, ESQ.
he always seems to be in good humor with
himself and every body else. and ready to do
anybody favor. The lovely month of June
was more noted for heat, waves. storms. &c.
this year than for its roses Old Sol, com,
monty known as the sun, has been out of
orde, with spots on its surface. The astrono-
mers tell us the larger of these is as large as
our whole globe, and the sma Her the size of
the United States. With its system in such
disorder, no wonder we have had such unu.
sual elemental disturbances.
Tho exodus from the cities to summer
here is earlier this season than last. owing to
the warm weather. The proprietor of Noun.
tain View Hotel furnishes his guests with
m run tain mutton from his mountain farm
whilst his dairy supplies them also with pure
cream and milk-two delieacies which civ
people always desire. In fact our market in
this small village is as good as can be. and
why not, when We get our supplies from
three States. People who comn!ain of our
hotel and boarding houses are chronic grumb.
ers, such as the English novelist, G. p. NJ.
flames, described and pictured with his pen
long since. aud their are some persons who
would grumble in the celestial regions 7
really believe.
The disciples OF Isaac Walton have had to
hang up their rod and line for some time.
owing to the strineency of the fish law.
The former residence of Capt Dan. Young
was sold some time since to Baldwin John.
son, of Richmond, Va, formerly of this
place The price paid was 81 400, and con-
s'dered very cheap. as it is one of the most
desirable residences on Camp Hill, and Miss
Emma is one OF our sweetest young ladies'.
A charming young lady, Miss Wheeler, of
New Jersey, school>mate of Miss Auna
Child, spent few weeks with the latter.
The suburban residence of G.. Cockrell.
Esq, is filled with summer boarders Among
the number is MIR. Lynch and family. a
former law partner of President Hayes
Cant We have new depot hnilding here?
Perhaps the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
want the water power and site Well we
VIII wait wee and dinna wearv," as the
little Scotch girl said when asked to define
patience. Yours,
OBSERVER
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DUFFIELDS

Pursuant to a call of the Democratic Ex>
ecutlVe Committee of Jefferson county. a
meeting OF the voters of Duff eld's Precinct
was held on the 18th inst, and was LARGELY
attended The meeting was organized at 3
o'clock. p. NJ, NM. B. DANIELS. ESQ
being called to tho Chair, and W. PK1oE
CRA1dH1LL chosen Secretary. The follow
ing persons were elected delegates to the
Congressional Convention to convene IN
Farmont on the 26th inst. and wero. bv a
unanimous vote of the meeting, instructed to
vote for Hon. Daniel 3. Lucas. Esq of
Jefferson county:
Ocfegates-Johu F. Foley, Cart. Jos. r
Hess, g. l.. Barnhart
Ah'ernotes-J N. s. Strider. W. r Dan.
iels, W. Price Craighil
Also. delegates to the State Convention n
convene in Martinsburg on the 2s,h inst
were elected as follows: '''
Delcgates-Capt J. H. L. Hunter. Jane.
Is. Lucas, W. q. Daniels
Ahermates-J. D. Moler, Bacon Yates
E. CraighiH. A.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
VIZ w. b. DANIELS, Chm'n.
w. PRICE CRA1GAILL, Sec'y.
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Shenandoah Valley R. r.
Chang e Of Time,
T.tinE Ease. Ma. SIR. lsso.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

CONNECTIONS Train No. connects at
SHENANDOAH Junction with Baltimore and OHIO
train leaving New York 10 90 p. NJ. Philsd.lrhia
~ 80 p. NJ. baltimore SO $40 A. NJ and
WaAhingtOn 9. 10 A. 81.
Train No. connects at ShenRndoah Juno ton
with baltimore Ohio Essthouud train arriviu r
at Washington IS r Nj. RaItimoTe IN IS r. NJ
Philadelphia 80 a. NJ. New York SO A. N
and leaves Charlestown AT er arrival of He limo
Il Ohio train leaving New York .. AZ A. NJ, PhiI-
Whsbiogton I.35 = NJ
Train No. s conn-cta 81 Shenandoah Junction
with Blttimor" and Obi" E"Sthourd trsin, ar,Iv.
ing At Washin ton 9.4A a. NJ. B.Itimo-e IL 10 A
Philadelphia SIS p NJ. New York 10 10 p NJ
PAssengers from Martins hurE for any At, ior q N
shenandoah valley u. .tNk" train IrAvinr Har.
tinahurC 2h a NJ. erd7 Tsp. NJ.
Pa'senPHrs from Shephe rdstOwn for Martins
burg take trhins and ;.
Passengers Tor Iurav take Stage 1T Bentonv i,ie
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WINCHESTER AND VIc1N1TY.-From the

WINCHESTER AND VIc1N1TY.-Fromt the
Ne"s We clip the following:
Last Wednesday a lad, aged about fifteen
years, son of Mr.. Thomas Collins. was struck
oy lightning at the house of Mr.. Andrew
Clark. near Raceburg. in this county. Mr..
Ciarks daughter was also stunned bv the
same stroke. They were both standing in
the door during storm. The house was
uuinjured.
Mrs: Mary Fagan. wife of Mr.. John Fs-
gan, Of this place, died las. Monday after.
noon after short illness. She had reached
the advanced oge of 81 years, and had bsen
married So years. Mrs. Pagan was verv
nisn'y esteemed by many friends aud ac.
qua'ntances. She was lady of generous
impulses and her death will be much re-
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AsseDgers Tor urav take Stage 1T BentonyiIfs.
TRAINS GOING NOkTH

CnNNECTIOSS.-TTsin No. 2 connects at
Shenandoah juno. with Baltimore h 6hin Feet.
bound train: arriving at WashinFtoE a.25 p NJ.
NJ York so A. d.
Train No. connects at Shenandoah juno. Nth
baltimore and Ohio Easthonnd train. Atrivink a.
Weshin gton 9. 81 A. Nj. baltimore ~ 10 A. nj
PhIladePhia 20 New York 10 I1P. NJ.
Train No b connects at Sbenhn dOah June. with
baltimore and Ohio we.thound tain, t-avin1
New York 10 nn p. NJ Philadelphia n 90 p. VI ,
BsIttnnre IS and 500 NJ. and waEhin Rto
9 10 A. NJ
Pa.senee from 8. v.R. n. st.tior, ,tutA Of
junction for Mariin'burg take trains 9 sud 6.
All Train. daily except Sunday. Sinphar I'd o.
time that of Baltimore. Station, m rkcd F'' arc
ing s'3tlons. n. DCGDALE,
,osE,,, Eenl PassenEor Agent
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JEFFERSON CO.. SOLID!
FOR
Hon. Dan'l. B. Lucas,
FOR CONGEss.

The result of the Democratic primary
meetings held on Saturday last is solid
Jefferson county delegation to Fairmont for
Hon. Daniel b. Lucas for Congress. Jetfer-
son gives her gallant son cordial support,
aud the friends of Mr.. Lucas will go into
the Congressional Convention on Monday
next with the highest prospects of success.
Cheering reports have been received from all
parts of the district, and the nomination of
DIR. Lucas at Eairmont is next to Assured
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KEARNEYSVILLE.
KEARNEYsy1L1E Jn,v 100,

kEARNEYsv1LLE, July II, 1880.
Meeting called to order with GEORGE
D. WILTSHIRE in the Chair.
1t was moved and seconded that this pre-
cinct send three delegates to the Second
District Congressional Convention to be held
at Falrmont, W. Va, on July 26th.
Hon. j. II. Grove, j. 81. Strider and f.
II. Roberts were put in nomination and
elected.
1t was moved and seconded that three al,
ternates be chosen.
james E. Watson, John G. Bitner and
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JUDGE BRANNON OUT OF THE
FIELD,

While our Judges are elected by the peo>
pie, and for limited terms, VIC have never
regarded the position as political prize to
be scrambled for in convention or to be
dealt around in rotation. a wholesome pub
Ito opinion has decided that the judiciary
should not only be able, but stable; and it
mas ever been as much a matter of course to
re-elect without opposition competent and
faithful Judges, as it has been to change
executive and legislative officials. This has
oeen always the rule in this State. JUDGES
Moore and Raymond were thus re- elected.
1t is entirely Legitimate in persons seeking
political Office, legislative or executive, to
e'eotioneer either in person, by friends, by
writing letters to individuals, or by having
their qualifications and services published in
the newspapers, but such electioneering for
Judicial Office has been hitherto deemed
unworthy of an aspirant for judicial henors.
Happily, our people have not learned to look
with favor upon personal canvass for judi
olal position, and are inclined to resent an
attempt on the part of candidates to cleo.
tioneer for Judgeships. No one can, or has
ever questioned the high standing of Judge
Green on the Court, or his industry or
capacity, and no one in other sections of the
State ought to question or doubt the Justice
and necessity of his recollection. To question
it elsewhere, could only be attributed to his
living east of the Allegheny Mountains, and
40 tar from this being an objection, it is gem
orally recognized as an additional reason
why he should be renominated without on>
position. It is apparent that this feeling
prevails throughout the State, except in a
email section which has already three
Judges of the Court of Appeals. Judge
Brannon comes from this section, and i,
being known that he is we'll qualified for
the position, many persons in that section
have desired his nomination, but his senss
OF justice and propriety has led him to de,
cline being candidate for tho nomination
We publish below his letter, taken from the
Clarksburg Ne,Os, declining to be candi.
date for the nomination, and assigning his
reasons for so doing:
WESTON, W. VA juno 80, 1880.
NY Dear SRI thank you most cor.
daily for your solicitude to place me on the
Bench of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
feel alike grateful to other friends for their
disintsrested expressions of similar wishes,
1 have recently learned that the counties
OF the Potomac waters will claim to have
the nomination conferred on some one of
their eminently qualified citizens. The
Court is composed of four Judges. We have
three now in the west, and it would seem to
be just to concede one to the east. Again.
the counties referred to give about one sixth
OF the whole Democratic vote of the State.
They may have to do better to assure the
success of the ticket. do not wish to con-
test their claim. Thanking you again for
your kind offer, I decline to have my name
presented to the Convention for the nomiua,
sion. Most truly,
JOHN RRAnNoy
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CHARLHsTowN. w. Va, July IS, 1880.
Alter TINS date the service of Train Agents
Tor man1fesIing freight. will be dispensed with
ana freight loaded at Flag Stations, or on pri,
Eate sldngs. must be manifested by the a gent
tinati"n of freight.
Thus freight destined North must DO man
!lested ny Agent South of loading point. and
next Agent North of loading point.
requisite manifesting information must be
semi 10 agent by first passenger train after
trelsht IS ready for shipment, in order that cor
uuctor Of freight train shall have manifest for
the freight upon arrival at loading point =
Suitable forms tor conveying manlfestirp in
19fmati"n to Agents can be obtained upon ap-
Chariestown,'or tn any Station Agent.
G. II DUGDALE
,.ao ,e,o General Freight Agent.
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OBSERVER.
HARPER'S FERRY
HARPER's !

HARpER's FERRY. July II, 1880.
Hon Dan'l b. Lucas gets the full dele
cations from Bolivar and Harper's Ferry to
the Congressional Convention, and both sets
OF delegates are instructed to use ell honor.
able means to secure his nomination. This
Is well deserved endorsement. of one of the
very ablest men in West Virginia, and if he
Is nominated, he will receive tho solid vote
or Jefferson county regardless of politics.
winch is certainly fattering compliment, to
ms ability aud entegrity from his neighbors.
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SECOND DISTRICT CONVENTION

To THE DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE yorEas
OF THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
r' WEST VIRGINIA: N
By authority of the Democratic Executive
Committee for the Second Congresslonal Dis
triet of West virginia. I do hereby cali a con
Nsntlon of the Democrats of said district to
meet In the town of Fairmont, Marion county
on Monday, July 26th. 1850. for the purpose Of
NOMINATING candidate for said party for
mambor Of Congress for said district, and also
District Eector- The various counties com
posiug said district are requested to send dol
egates to said convention TO nominate said can
didate.
The Democratic newspapers of said district
arc requested to publish this notice.
JOSEPH SPRIGG,
District of West Virginia.
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FOR SHERIFF.,

RESPECTFULLY present myself as can.
diIate before the people for the office OF
eight year riders or third termcrs.''
GEORGE Ii. FLAGG.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

E,D1ToR OF TIE SP1n1T:-As the county nyass
tuIiy suggest the name of Capt. JACOB 8
MEEplN for reelection to the lower branch of
trne and tried representative, is honest and.
capable, and we believe has the confidence of
the people of the county "
Jnty 6. 1850. MANY VOTERS
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FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT.

RIPON, June IS, 1850.
M n EDIToR PLEASE announce v. 81 FIROR
80 tor President of the County Court of Jet
ierson. He is capable and honest. and we be-
lcve would discharge the duties of said office
win dignity and imDartIality, having been n
practicing lawyer for twelve years Subject to
formal nomination. MANY yOrERS
1n,,a
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WILTSHIRE'S.

Capt. Jos. F. Abel, Chairman; John s.
Moore, Secretary.
Congressional Delegates-H on. James FL.
Grove and Col. Thomas Hite.
State Delegates u Capt. Joseph F.. Abel,
Or. r. L. Wager. Davenport w ilstshire, NJ
w. Burr and John s. Moore
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Hon Daniel B. Lucas, former we'll.
kno"n Richmond lawyer. is a candidate for
congress in the Second West Virginia dis
.t'c.' mr. Lucas is man of ability and a
poet of no mean order Of merit.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

IHE State Superintendent of Schools has ar
i lrcted Shepberdstown as the place for hold
ing our Comfy Institute, and MONDAY THE
18TH INST. as the time for It's comm encement:
ny T Mr @ one week and be conducted
Tie County Board of Examiners w III Inee+ AZ
1hG St2ne SchnGlc Hnnse: Chailestown. on
~ hGRSDA1, IHE 29TH INST. at O'Clock A.
county. John HESS LIB
Jnly IS, lsso-3t. Free Press copy.
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STATES ATTORNEY.

kABLETowN, June 4. 1880
ME- EDITOR-P!ease announce CLEON
~ MOORE: Esq. for the office of States At
torney for Jefferson County. He will receive
the solid support of Kabletown District, and
we are sure will be cordially supported through
out the cennty. VOTERS
JnOe 6 ~ A@Ah.I'
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POTOMAC,

Congressional Delegates Lee.
George McGlincy. Jr.. f. G.. W.. Herr,
John II. little aud NJ. J. Billmyer.
State Dslegates-Dr. 1 8. Tanner. New.
ton Lemon. W. T. McQnilkin, John II. Tit.
tie and G. T. Butler.
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Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, from present pros~
Pects' Will 60 into the Fairmont Convention
WI With more votes than any other candidate
ine Eastern portion of the district being
sluasaoty entitled to the nomination, we
F. look for such accessions, after the
A's' DAiio'' AZ will make him the nominee.
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SUMMIT POINT.

Dr. J, f, Wilson, Chairmau; James W.
Coyle, Secretary.
Congressional Delegates Col. r. W.
Baylor and Ruthven Morrow.
State Delegates-Col. r. W. Baylor,
Ruthven Morrow, Thomas Locke, Jas. w.
Coyle and r. v. Shirley.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

respectfully announce myself as candidate
for PREDICTION to the office of Assessor IN lief.
ferson county
July 6. 1850. RA ALEXANDER
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A NNo UNCEM ENTs.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE,

F the Hon. JAMES II. GROVE will consent
- TO become candidate for the 18th Judicial
circuit IT the Constitutional Amendment lie
adopieu, or II not adopted. then for the 3 Jr-
dIciai Circuit-composetl Of Jefferson, Berkeley
ana Morgan couuties-he Will be supported by
tue penpie irrespective of party.
July Ii lSSl az
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BOLIVAR.

Thos, W. Beale, Chairman; James Eugle,
Jr., Secretary.
Congressional Delegates-Adam Cockrill,
Singleton Chambers and John Keller.
State Deleeates-Joshua Cavalier, Thoa.
w. Beale and James Eugle, il.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Ial w. BROWN for the Office of Comm"n-
Meaiths Attorney. His known ability and CON
slstent democracy are more than pledges that
No VIII discharge the duties of the office to the
trTe interests of all. MANY VOTERS.
June 90. 1850. Sm,tIIfcId
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Charles 8. Watson were pm. in nomination

It was moved and seconded that every
Democratic voter in the precinct be dele
gate to the State convention to be held at
Martiusburg July %, 1880. Carried.
s. Meeting then adjourned
GEO d. WILTSHIRE, CHM.
JOHN @. BITNER, Sec'y.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

ITO THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON CoUN-
Il Tive announce CHAs. II. TRAIL for
Assessor for the second assessment district of
officer. and We hopeithat the voters will still ne.
ain him in office.
July s, 1850, MANY VOTERS
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

WE are authorized to announce Cant GEO
BAYLOR as a candidate for rc-eieciiou to
tne oInce,ot Prosecuting Attorney. which posi-
S S,oa he mas occupied with such fidelity to the
State and credit to himself
July 6. 1850
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: If there is man in the I'd Congress
slonai District that is entitled to honors at
the hands of the Democracy, that man is the
Hon. ID. Is. Lucas.
Tay'cr COuny Mcg Era.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
CHARJ.EST0wN

Pursuant to call OF the County Execu>
tiye'Committee,; "a meeting of the Democrat
io:Consetyative voters of Gharlestown Pre-.
cinct met at the Court> a ouse in Charlestown
at P. NJ. on Saturday. July 17.h, to elect
delegates to the Congressional and State
Conventions. The meeting was called to
order by DIR. j. D. Starry, and on motion of
D. a. Cockrill, FRANK BECKwITH was
called to the Chair, and GEO. W. HA1NEs
and JAS. N. GALLAuER were made Sscreta-
ries. = -,
On motion of Jas. NJ Mason, Esq, the
following persons were elected delegates to
the Congressional Convention to be held at
Fairmont July Is; 1880: .
DR.. j. D. Starry, Jno. T. Colston, Warren
Eby, John Moore. David Howell, Gustav
Brown, q. b. Davenport. T. w. Tomlinson,
Julius G. Holmes, VIM H. Moore.
On motion of b. G. Washington, ESQ.
the following gentlemen were appointed
delegates to the State Convention to be held
at Martinsburg July %. 1880:
William L. Wilson.W. W. B. Gallaher, J.
c. Holmes, VIM. Phillips, Frank Beck with
Geo. ". Eichelberger, Natl Conrad, Joseph
Trapnell, Thos. W. Davis, D. B. Lucas, Jno.
w. schaeffer, David f. Cockrill. john Por-
terfeld. VIM. II. Kable, Jno. W. Gardner,
J. Ed: Duke. Daniel Cockrill. Robert Chew,
John Marshall. Jno. NJ. Coyle.
Hon. VIM. Fl. Travers was, ON motion,
added to the delegation.
The meeting then adjourned
FRANK BECKWITR, Chm'n.
GEO. W. HAlNEs, Sec'y.
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n A RR ID.

At the Presbyterian. Parsonage in Charles
town; on Wednesday. July l4th, 1850. by Rev.
A. Z. hopkins D III. MoLER of this county. to
Mr.. Jacob staley, of Shepherdstown. z
On the sth instant. at Chestnut Ridge, in AL
beinarle county. Va 5by Rey.w YIN. n. Scott. of
renton Fanquier county. Va.,\ and LUCY
PAfNE. eldest daughter of L. r. WnddelT, Esq.
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SHEPHERD.

Congressional Dslegates-Chas Wysonr.
VIM. L. Reinhart, T. w. Latimer and D. S.
Rentch.
State Delegates-G. NJ. Beltzhoover, H.
G. Entler, W. j. Knott and L II. Moler.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Nv are authorized to announce S. B. NELL
of Jefferson County. &''0tH''
.Julv lSSn
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HALLTOWN.

John ". Rider, Chairman; George s,
Eyster, Secretary.
Congressional Delegate-Jas NJ SMALL
wood
State Delegate-Hon. D. B Lucas.
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UP STAIRS.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County, to wit !:
At RH1es hcld in The Ci"yL's OGirc ofMe
Circuit Court Of Jc6erson County, July 5h,
1880:
THOMAS D. KELLEY. Plaintiff
Against
PHILIP COLLINS aud Thomas Collins. mart
ners under style OF Collins Bros: also Phiiip
Collins and Thomas Collins iuLiYiduaII and
j. NJ Walker, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY AND TTACHAENT.
THE object of this suit is to recover a cIaim
4 TO. s24 eco. co aud to attach the effects of til
absent defendants.
1t appearing. affidavit filed i'll this snit TINT
ld"nts of the Slate of West Virginia they are
hereby required to appear within four weeks
after the date of the first publication of this
order. ar the next Rule day-to- :vit: the 5th iay
of July. 1850. and do What is necessary TO pro
tect their interests in this matter.
A nj it is further ordered that COPY of tLis
order shall be published once a week for fonr
successive weeks, III the ''SDirlt of Jefferson y a
newspaper published in this county, and aIso
posted at the front door of tho Court Home nj
the SAID county. at least twenty days before De-
croe ls rendered.
+. P. LYNCH.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
D. 3. Lucas, p. q.
July s, lSSO-4t.
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harlest0Wn Female Seminary.
PIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTSyIIJ. Va

pEv Mrs. R K. Mead. Principals. Twep,v
IL eighth Annual Session begins 18th of Sept r.,
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