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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

h Icei not a bad thing to have
md just at this time. See ad-
smeut of Mfr. NJ. Roos, of
zEayppOrt.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24
Notice TO Parties Wishing
Licenses.

I have received blank Licenses from the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, and am now
prepared to issue them to all persons pursuing
any trade or profession. Under tie new law
licenses have been, i'll many instances, ma
tcrial!y reduced. Let all pay at once and save
trouble.
Il. Z. NYCIIE
Sheriff and Tax Collector
June 3, 1880. 4ts
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

iae Postmaster General has
s'eo a post Office by the name
'h1 Elon, formerly Coleville,
VIC NO. 80, l6, between the of
ne'ievue and Rocky Mount,
r@'Sil, and appointed Mr.. Rufus
lFspostmaster.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

S If you've got a trumpet, blow
ad you should do the same
g, through the newspapers, with
thing you have for sale.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

]. u crops that have been properly
a faa out and are clean are look.
WY hne throughout the parish.
I4'f stands of cotton, perhaps,
never known than the present.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

Corn and cotton are growing
aud SO is the grass. Now is
PUNE for idle and poverty strick-
gEadld-be excttusters to earn an
pest penny.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

Do'sief freedmen seem to
aecotton field a better invest.
uaa fairfield, and don't Cen
worth a cent. Because they
gu hsli sometimes, is no reason
ley should relish Garfield,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

IsToday is the anniversary of
lJshn the Baptist
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

In Stationery and toilet articles,
I'm W. J. Mobley's.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

g Young men, keep cool and
!. il, clear eff the "ways that are
a LII and you'll be happy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

Ia Chickens and eggs are scarce
Ahs market. Bring them in.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24
Married

On thc 10Th Instant IN this parish, l., Z :
'Nartes J 7 ~ Ward Nr G e COPELAND
zfi %tJ4.IN y II tf.{GEE
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u. NEESONy N. D..

y' Office and residence near Hotel, oppo~
posite Court House, Bellevue, Ia.
April IL, 1850 apI53ms
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

l,e The watermelon crop is prom
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24
A Card.

| respectfully return my thanks to tie citi-
L zcns of Bellevue and vicinity-botb white
and black-for their Kindness and very liberal
support during the past, and hope, by PROMPT
attention to business, 10 MORT q continuance
OF the same. will, in the future, devote nv
entire time to the PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE, and viii be able, in ~ few days. to give
prompt attention to all calls
:. Old customers, WHO have tried.my prepare
tions,-
"The Little Black Pill"
Vermifuge,' and
"Bromidine,"
can get them only from me, and no one else.
Respectfully,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

3 Fine cigars, at DR.. Mobley's.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

10 Nickel States, at DIR. Mobley's.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24
don.

|hreye.
hrts Of
and in
vl8n5l
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-06-24

1 respectfully inform my frie nds and I he pub
ilc generally that ] am located as above,
ana BY strtrt attention IL legitimate I7y<ire.s
hope IA merit share of Your patronage -
Thankful t"' pisf faF1Ts, ask o continuance
- -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
A Leap to Eternity
A Prominent Smyth Co. Man
Jumps Madly from a Third
Story Window in
Washington.
Geo. w. Henderlite Dead.

A Telegram from Washington city
give. the startling news that Geo. W.
lIenderiiic, Treasurer Of our adjoining
county Of smyih, during a moment Of
-ome sort Encouragement jumped from hi.
hotel window in that city last Friday
morning, ana was killed. HenderliS
haTbcen since the war a prominent Re
publican, and ran for Congress in 1873.
in this Dist. Twice ha, h. been elected
county Treasurer, an ofihe he was hold
Ing al the time Of his death. and which
nov becomes vacant We believe. lie
was broiher-in-law Of Mr.. b, +. Maniz
Of this town. II Is said he ha, made the
best Treasurer the county ha, had. He
was long hotel keeper in Marion, in
deed We believe hi, family are now left
in charge Of one Of the hotels Of that
town: Here is the telegram:
WAsRINGToS, January 23.--One of the
guest. Of the Metropolitan hotel. who
arrived last night from Richmond. Va.
and registered his name as George W.
lienderlite, Of Marion, Smyth Co.. Va.
jumped from the window of room 1857.
on the third floor Of the building facing
Z. street, this morning, 50 injuring him
self that he died IN about two hours af-
forwards. Ii appears that Mr. Hender-
lite was quite prominent politician OF
, Southwestern Virginia. and was Il candi-
! date for Congress a few years since. bu,
! Was defeated. lie arrived on the Rich
mOnd train last night, and ii was noticed
from his signature that he was nervous
and looked like lac had been drinking for
some days. He was assigned room,
and this morning, while some OF hi-
! friends were in the room Ice appeared
/ frightened, and ran to the window, say
ing that crowd was after him, aud get
ting on the sill, he either jumped or fell
tncrefrOm about thirty feet to the street
below. lie was pickedup at once and
DIR. Elliot summoned. lie was then
sent to Providence hospital in the. police
ambulance. but died in about two hour.
1t Was found that his right thigh was
broken and one side Of his face horribly
crushed, ono Of his eyes being forced out
Of the socket. Ii was subsequently as
ccrtained that he had been stopping some
days with fricnd- in this city and lcfl
them last night, intending TO take the
West. and it Is supposed he missed it.
He was few weeks since IN liquor, but
had not been drinking for some days.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
MURDER IN GRAYSoN.
Man Stabbed and the knife
Broken of In Him.

There seems 10 he an epidemic Of muir
ders in the country. Never before have
We known 50 many eases Of violence, as
during the present winter. The devil
seems to have heightened hl- tcthcr, aud
to have multiplied his arts, and wonder
fully increased his industries. The
wyrheyillc Entrpriss Of last Saturday
contains this:
"The mail carrier from Grayson brings
information Of n murder which occurred
on Stephen Creek. in the county men-
toned, one day ihis week. Two young
men. named respectively Wylic Hill and
Tom Patton. attended shooting match
at which they entered into difficulty
which resulted in the death of Hill. He
Was stabbed in the back by Patton, the
blade Of the knife being broken OF IN
the flesh, and death cnsucd. We could
gain no further particulars.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
JUDGE McBROOM.

Mr.. J. W. NcBEOON has been elected
Judge Of Russell county. Some dozen
years ago he came from one OF the East
ern Virginia counties and settled, as a
school teacher, at Lebanon. We believe
he had then scarcely an extra dollar In
hi- pocket. but went to work and coon
proved his efficiency in manner that led
TO his early Reimbursement. In short
time he studied law and quickly took po-
sition at the bar. lie is Il gentleman Of
fine appearance, good mind snd very
popular manner. 1t NAV lie very con-
fldrntly affirmed that he will make =
good Judge.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
Another Murder Trial in Lee.

We learn that Sam'l Ball, who some
years ago shot and killcd------
IN drunken spree, aud fed the country,
was recently captured IN Texas, aud on
the 9th instant returned TO townsville,
where he Is now lodged IN Jail, TO await
hi trial for the murder. lie was brought
back by Little Bob" Ely, the sheriff.
Ball Is said to he young man Of good
family having heretofore sustained an
exccllcn character. This Is said how
ever to be bad ease, and our informant
says the prevalent opinion Is that the
highest penalty known TO the law will
be inflicted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
Knife and Withe in Scott.
Outlaws and Regulators at
work.
Uphesval in Copper Ridge
Special TO the News.
SIcKELsTILLE. Va.
January goth, iSS0.l

January goth, lSSO.l
Since your last adylccs from this por-
ton of Scott county, the section known
as Copper Ridge, being the hill country
between Copper creek and Glinch. river,
has been IN a state ~ ebulliiioh which
IL worthy of brief mention in the Nsrs.
which is now the paper the people Of
Scott must look TO for Il. means OF reach
ing the public.
4 week before Christmas, In the VI
entity of Long hollow, these turbulent
demonstrations had their inception. A.
X. Porter being under tho influence Of
liquor. ~ passing from Coxs silll ho,ise
tow ards his fathers Smith shop, got
into sort Of tus-cl with Young Coz.
when the latter drew hi knife aud stabb-
ed him under the left nlpplcs Ills life
was saved by the knife being stopped by
a rib. Again on the night Of Jan. 10,
two young men named Cox and shiplcy,
In company with lewd character Dun-
ed Lucy Dingiu. went 10 mn out house
some 200 yards rom stephen odcll's
residence made NY hre anil cohrncnc-
ed roasting pointocs, Mrs. odull being
attrnclcd hy their noise ordered them
away, lucy Dingns replying with a good
deal Of lnsolcnce. 40 much 40 es ~ pro-
woke Mrs. odell TO catch her by The hair
aud toes her ont Of Tho door, when tho
IIlngh. wretch drew knife and shbbcd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27

her feanully In and abont the breast,
sOine four tines., The wounds were
very ugly, but am glad TO state that
Mrs. odell, who is clever woman, will
recover. Warrants were issued, and
both Cox and Lucy Dingus were arrest
ed anil taken before Esq. Milton Rsmey.
who simply fined Cox in small sum
and discharged the Dingus girl. Thi,
last woman and other matters have been
the provoking csusc If I'll organization
now IN active existence known a
REGULATORS.
or "kuhluN' a. the parties arr some
times dubbed in the expressive language
Of the day.
In Copper Ridge, some four miles
west Of the notorious Long Hollow,
these KuKluX. or Regulators recently
called al the house Of Pcnix Deem, who
served term in the Penitentiary some
YEAR, ago for shooting Thos. Easterling,
and gave him terrible whipping. They
next went to the house Of John McCOr-
mel. a good citizen. and gave him two
whippings. in all 3s lashes, with wilhes.
They next went to the house Of James
Moore, who come years ago killed Swee-
ney for which he was sent to the State
prison. They gave him an unmcrciful
beating, and ordered him to leave the
settlement, warning he obeyed, by
leaving next night and going TO the
house Of his brother on Stony Greek.
Warrants were sworn out by McCon-
nell and Decn. and seven or eight parties
were arrested and examined before Esq.
Elliott. Three Of the parties, towit ::
Henry Deem, Peter Gillespie, and La
fayetie Dinguns, we've identified, and
sent on for indictment by The Grand Ju-
rs. At the recent term Of the County
Court these three and two others, were
indicted, bail refused and lodged in Jail,
where they now are.
These items will do your readers for
awhile, and your many readers in this
county will De Interested in seeing the
facts 20 10 the public. for since your
exhaustive and accurate report Of the
trial of poor Dan Deem, the Neles i,
sought after by our people. and looked
eagerly after on account Of it, fairness
as well rs It's energy in furnishing the
new. Of the country.
COPPTR RIDGE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27

Now that II IA settled the Republicans
mean to steal the electrsl vote Of New
York, or AZ much Of II as possible. Tie
vote Of Ohio begins 10 lie lOokesl after by
the Democracy, who are entitled to Il,
and once more Mr. Thurman l. said Ia
BE- looming UP as 3 candidate. II il said
he can carry II against either Grant or
sherman. or any other psrty 10 ihis thing
Of Stale stealing. For the Republicans
10 tl-al New York now. will b. a confcs-
zion Of defeat. and II win H. the means
81 more Democratic gains than ever
known b@forc. We sincerely hope they
will 60 along with the business. 1t will
make us platform, which will beat
that d ''Tilden and Reform in ls7G.
They can nominate Grant IL they wish.
and we sincerely bOIe they will Seiih-
Grant nor New York will save them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
CirCumstaniiaI Evidence
Wrong Men Hanged.
A Strange Story.

Insomuch A s. W. Va. has recently
hanged two men on clrc,lmstantial evil
dencc, the following will be read with
interest, II not with ploHt. II Ia taken
from the Cincinnati Enquirer, and Il
photographed from Ia Grange, Ky.
In July, 1877, murderer named Rich
ard Shuck confessed shortly before be-
Ing executed far the murder of his faith
cr-ln-law near Grnntz, KY, that he had
belonged TO a band Of thieves and assas-
sins. among whom we're Sam and Joe
Goodrich. John James, and James 81
mons. He also said that these parties
had murdered boy named Bealy
James. the sou Of The John James above
mentioned. because the boy = father
feared that "he knew too much. t.
They aud others were accordingly ar
rested, aud one OF the prisoners turned
States evidence, and aiualy gave II
precise aud detailed account Of the MUIR
der NJ Bcalcy James, the place where he
was buried, etc. Somehow the father
uf the hoy got away and fed TO Mexico;
hut the rest Of the accused were taken
ont " lnil by q mob and lynchsd, with
the exception Of the party Garter, who
had turned States evidence. On the
7th instant. however, Bealy James sud-
denly turned mp at In Grange alive aud
we'll, with n story Of wandcrings IN IL
lInoIs and elsewhere. aud " having first
been obliged to leave home owing to the
m treatment of siep.mother. This
slel-motbcr wh rho daughter Of the
man james Slmons Who had been hung
hy the mob. II thus appears that the
boys disappearance from home had re-
suited IN series 81 fatal errors almost
without parAllcl--causing the night Of
HI. father to Mexlcox NJ n convicted fell
on. the hanging Of the father of the
dep-mother who had treated him cru.
olly. and the lives " several innocent
men. II also appears that Shuck, for
some extraordinary renson, pcjured
himself while standing In the very shad-
NV " death and that Carter. Who turn
'Vl states evidence, IL the party that
Judge Lynch now ought to look Nfler,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
DEEM.

Such IA the demand for The ator, II
Daniel been, that We are compelled to
reprint II IN the Nkws; which We nov
do IN an enlarged form, adding points
heretofore oioltiod, and making some
slight corrections. Some Of our oil sub
pcribcr, may no, care to see II again, but
the large number Of new ones since the
holidays sieolutely demand Il. II can
Al.o l'r had at THE office. or o. Mr.. ssm'l
WAX IN EstIllvillc, IN phamphlsi form
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
The Legislature.

Lat Tuesday developed Il good many
points 81 interest IN the two Houses.
q. W. Purvis Of Albemarle. was with
drawn at his own request from the race
for the Judgcship Of that county. Aud
this after being charged with having
been from his youth dishonest and I'M
truthful man. The friends be expected
ut home TO back him refused to act IN
hi belialf. lie invited an investigation
and then could not stand the test.
Capt. 4. VI. Lybrook, brothcr-in-laN
Of Maj. Reynolds Of this town wa nomi-
mated for county Judge.
senator Fulkerson's bill to charter the
Richmond & Southwestern X. II. from
Pound Gap through Wise, Russell, Taze-
well. Bland and Giles Via the canal tow
path to Richmond, passed the Senate.
The corporation claims ilfty millions Of
capital. ...
IIcratio Davis, the new judy, Of Pitts
ylyania Co., voted for the MvCulloch
Bill, but he now caves In obedience to
the voice Of the people.
Auditor Massey declines 10 allow the
Caucuscs 10 dictate his corps Of clerks
and says I've viii resign first.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
100 JUDGES.

Al last the Legislature has completed
the election IT the 100 90. Judges. clos
Ing the list lsst Saturday by the election
Of IIclekiah Taylor for Albcmarlc. The
election Of Taylor was moot bitterly OPP
posed by the Funder-. becaus" Of the
alleged friendship betw ecn him and O.
W. Purvls, Who WAS defeated for the
same position. Mr.. Duke, one IL the
members from The county used language
which Is certainly unusual TO sHy no
more Of il. llc declared It to I've design
ell to turn over the $4,000 Miller fund
"a II den Of thieves.
The Franklin case resulted In the
election Of Thos Claiborne, whom Gen.
Enrly charged With being not only a
profession, II gambler, but II cheating one.
Since his rlrcliun Gen. Early publishes
u very bitter card ~ With this yrry
strong language |. used
NJ candid. honest nlau can avoid the
conclusion that The Rcndjuslers IN the
Legislature have elected ~ Judge of ITO
county Court III Franklin, swindlrr
and fnrFer: md this man ~ TO have
the administration " The criminal law +.
IN Franklin fVl six years.
The course or Gen. Early In using
such inielnpernIe and outrageous lan-
gi'ngc about the Readiusters mo- doubt
secured Claiborne. election. In the
debate over this casy ten. Early was
hIm.rlryrry severely handled. pnd We
are freeto expires the opinion that he
came out second best. senator. Fulker-
son ujIs o>all drew bllslen ON him
aud dressed ilcm With salt. Tic Cen
crsl was lrls, hy hi oNn standard and
he fen n helpless exposure. It. was
shown he had played cards with Clai-
borne hintcll hen Claiborne was n
minor; that ~ for gambling Gen. Ear
" was nj jhe brad Of the Louisiana
gambling LOTTERY HAT ~ to fidelity,
to principle anil devotion To his people,
Gen. Early had Gcl ne country and
left hls soldiers aud lrople TO meet alone
the shock Of restored power Ia the Union
authorities, while he sheltered under
the neutral fag Of Moxlo.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
Event and COMMENT

X. y. Button. business manager ofthe
J.ynclburg Virgbigi, and brother VI the
editor Mr.. &. W. Button, died last
Thursday ia Washington city, Of some
Obscure disease Of the siHnach. lie Wa
distinguished MASON. and Grand Ma
Ter Of Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows Of vs.. Dir. Button will be sadly
missed IN Virginia. for, bsidrz being y
1rs, rate business man hc wac al ele-
CANT gentleman.
IN the removal Of ClrDlmtrs'S Needle
recently IN EgJ pt. preparatory TO ship
piHg II 10 New York. where IL will b.
erected. number 81 Masonic cmblems
Deposited IN the pedestal % years before
thrisi were found. The removal ~ ~
grand a monument that has for nearly
two thousand years wiihstoOd the tooth
81 time snd the decay Of ages. il an event
calculated 10 quicken curiosity and ELL
Tich tie Wiiid uf man.
Last Friday evening Judge X. W.
IIughe- lccturrd on the British tonsiiiu-
ton. before the law elias. Of Prof. Davis
III Richmond.
DcI.c-seps ha- actually gone 10 work
with liis rOrps Of engineers at The Pana-
ma ship canal. lie hopes 10 cut through
on level frUDl ocean ~ ocean, thus sew
rring the TWO Americas and enabling the
stouieft ships tc sail between them.
Col. Morgan ". Stroller, Assistant
supl Of the P,.niteniiafy. Il PORTION he
la, filled for yearr. hst resigned and
-upi. SAINT. 4. Williams has appointed
Mr.. J. a. MAIDEN, 81 Alhinarlr. IN his
s'Ed. The cause ~ hi- resignation is
moi stated.
The s,aid and -atistocratic town of
NafrcnlOn, va. Was Oh the Monday the
Inih. itt srne of inOb-law. Arthur
Jordan. n negro had for two years lived
with Natham order. u respectable white
man, who had u good looking, but half
Nitlcd daughter named Elvira. Tie
negro. Who was married man, seduced
and abducted thi- girl. taking advantage
Of her weak intellect. lie vas arrested
and Jailed. bat between ! and > 4. NJ.
on the 1871. n large number of men
called and induced the iailcr 10 open the
doors. alleging they had prisoner,
whom they wished Jailed. They took
the aforesaid Arthur Jordan, and put
ring rope around his neck dragged
hin 20 the cemetery. 40 yard, distant,
and hanged him.
Young. who Killed Hinton, NJ Peters
burg n lev days after thc November
election. has been tried and found guilty
Of murder IN The second degree. aud his
imprisonment in the I'enilentiary fixed
Ut ten yehr..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27

The New York Herald plainly init
mates that the body Of A. 4. SrEwAET
has been recovered. a. the announcement
Is made that II will he Deposited in the
new and costly mossoleum, built for that
purpose on Long Island. Evidently the
rogies have carried their point and
Judg. Hylton has paid them their price.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27

AZ pGtE SUIWG connection Il made
with The Hlehtnnnd \ fe''rshutg Railroad fuf
RichMond. wat iSgion BniiimoIs AMI lh' EUi
A. RTRWEyIi with the Richmond Z
psnviii" u ilrouh, NV hahville, brceusbufOagh.
ChNious Ind the Southeast.
AILYNTuUJRg with Va Midland Rail.
rasi, ~ rhArlnitsvills and the Nofil Il thls
poih lyichhug frttH,s SltrPtW l. attach
ed Gt Nie OrisIas. via halirn Hrd itlH'ts, VIII
without change.
AtDAIrON, ernpaeiira l. msis with the
selma. Rome 4 Dalton R,ilttad. for Rome Tails.
Lsta. Montgomery Noble. Selma, Meridian.
Niekfhutg, ard the Southwest,
AZ CuATNANOOGA with tho Nsbam. 4
utsat Hnnihetn krifosd Tor Nntmingham Tusta.
ioo.s, N,hdiIn. Nlsksbuts Mobile aud Now ~.
leans,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
AnsMrr This.

Did you ever know any one 10 be sick
without inaciion Of the Stomach, Liver
or Kidneys. or did you ever know one
who was well when either wat Obstrurt-
ed or inactive: aud did YOU ever know
or hear of any case OF that kind that
Hop Biuers did not cure! Ask your
ncighbor The snmc qnestlOn.-Times. q.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27

IT Is said Gov. HOLIDAY will at once
ieue commissions to the newly elected
county Judges, but will 60 word them
thar The question Of time at which the
term begin win be left open.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
Philip Rohr,

A. " Dorr & -Garland.
partners. under the firm and
-tyle Of A. II Durr & Co .
L. G.. GibbOny, Executrix
Of Rob't Gibboney. de- ceased.
Rob't w. Hughes, ard the
A NJ. & q Rail Road Go
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
VIRGINIA :

At Rules held in The Clerks Office
If the Circuit Court Of Washington
county on the first Monday in Janua-
~ 1880.
Philip Rohr, Plaintiff,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-27
Plaintiff,
In ChaucPry. OH nh original and
amended aud supplemental Bill.

In Chancery. oil M original and
amended aud supplemental Bill.
The object Of this suit il 10 recover
certain debts aud damages 6laime y
he Plaintiff sgainsl a II D"rr x Go.
10 subject debts in the hands Of l.. q
G,bhnney, Extcuirix DC, Roiert w
Hughes aud certain shares of stock IL
the Virginia & Kentucky Raj, Road
Ia the paymen, AZ the debts and dam
nyrs claimed 10y the I-ctiiinner undrt
the lien OF hi attachment issued and
served under hi4 origins! hill and II
appearing by satisfactory eviderre
Il At the defendants. a Fl. D"rr 4
Garland are non.rrsiherts ~ this
Common wealth, il H. ordered that
they appear here within one Ronth
after due publication hereof and DO
What may he nrcpssnry to protect
their interest in this case.
A copy -Teste
L r. COSRY. e. c.
York 4 FulkeTson. P.q
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