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Countv and State items.

County and State Items.
The EUery Ecening seems to be still
the personal organ of VIM. T. Croasdale
the late editor.
Mrs. T. S. Harper, widow of the late
Thomas S. Harper, received check
last Friday from the Fidelity Insurance
Company of Philadelphia for $4,000.
The Morning NetCs was certainly i'm
pressed with the result of the Whining
ton election. 1t had an editorial on
the great victory" every day for q
week.
Deputy Sheriff Ash Pennington of
Middletown will succeed Postmaster
Swiggett as route agent on the Della
ware railroad between Philadelphia
and Crisfield.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Colonel d. p. Barnard,
Jr., near Magnolia, on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock, Miss Maggie
Barnard to Mr.. Harry Lyndale, general
agent of the Morning News.
Moir & Son, of Wilmington, canned
5000 cans of asparagus, and it spoiled.
WEereupOn they discharged Il boss,
whereupon the superintendent resign
ed, and whereupOn there was gen
eral dissatisfaction all around.
Benjamin Scott and Cornelius John
son, accused of feioniOus assault upon
Lizzie Poor, living with Charles Whar-
ton, near Milford, were arrested at
Clayton late on Friday night. They
had been to Newark, Wilmington and
Chester, and were on their way back tO
Milford when taken into custody.
The large dry good store Of Mifllin &
Davis at Lebanon was burned to the
ground Monday night. The fire was
discovered at = o'clock and is supposed
to be the work of incendiaries. The
shutter of the back window had been
cut open, leading to the suppositiOr
that the store had first been robbed anC
set on fire. Everything was lost
The building and contents were insured
for one half their value.
Childrens Day will be observed il
the NJ. E. Church in Middletown mex
Sunday, the programme will be as fol
lows Sermon in the morning by tn
pastor, Rev. w. l.. S. Murray ad
dresses in the afternoon by Rev. Nh
Lewes Of the Episcopal church an
Rev. Mr. Alexander of the Presbyteria
church. There will also be recitation:
The floral decorations will be eXtensiv,
with pagoda for Il central figure.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A VALUABLE
Mill, MIIL-SEAT and farm,
Kno,en as the Hofecker MI Property,
situated mostly IN Little Greek Hd.,
Kent County, DelGtcdre.

By virtue Of decree Of the Court of Chancery
OF the State of Delaware, in and for Kent County,
viii be exposed to Public Auction or Vendue. on
THURSDAY. the 9th of July, 1852, at 2 O'Clock.
p. M, at the smyrna House. in the town of
Smyrna, County and Srate aforesaid, the follow
ing described Min. Mill-Seat and Farm, viz:
All that Grist-Mill, Miil-Seat and Farm or tract
land situated wholly or mostly in Little Creek
Hundred, Kent County and State of Delaware,
and lying on the State road leading from Smyrna
u Dover. four miles from the said town Of Smyrna
a1d eight miles from Dover. adjoining lands Of
Richard NJ Cooper lands now or late of Elihu
h,iierson, lands of Ephraim $ Garrison and lands
OF John W. Qenhey and containing by actual
survey recently made by William A. Atkinson.
Seventy -Four dRd.l.bdU Acrcs of land, be the same
more or less, The Improvements consist of q
Grst Mill with three run of stone. with ExOeiient
Water Power. a commodious Frame Dwelling
House, two Tenant Houses and Stables and Out.
buildings, all in good repair NJ L. Church and
Plblic School within half mile of the property.
TERMS,-Ten per cent of tho purchase money
must be secured on the day Of sale by the bond
ofthe purchaser, with such surety as the Trustee
shall approve, and which will be forfeited IL the
other terms are not complied with. The whole
purchase money TO be paid in cash into the
Court of Chaueery on Monday the first day oi
the next term thereof, being the 25th day OF
September next
'a'''. '.s ED&ARp RIpGELY, Truestee
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Gbe Smprna Tmes.
SMYRNA, Del.,
Wednesday Afternoon, June Il, 1882.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT D. HoFEEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna Del.
MS-SUBscRIPTIoN-on year $500 in advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
of Seven Cents line for the first insertion sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semiannual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

During the months Of June, July and August,
the Library will be opened from to 3 p. m, ON
lttesday and Friday evening of each week and
net inthe 'nfteFnOen as hereofore This rule TO
apply only for the above named months.
..sa BY order of Board. a.
june II Ivy !. W. Q. HoFFECKER, see'y
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnenhip heretofore existing baiweel
James Daley 81 Son, as Carpet Manufacturers Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, The bnsi-
ness I'm the future will be carried on by
Charles b. Daley. Thanking the public for past
favofs and hoping q continuance Of the same.
"a ht'E JAMES DALEY.
CHARLES Il. DALEY.
Belford Cottage, Smyrna June Is, 1852.
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SaVe Money The Wise Man.

Says buy your Clothing
where You can get the very
best for the Lowest Price
and this is the reason that
People are rapidly learning
to come to 9th and Market.
When YOU come to Whining
ton call at our establish
ment and we will he much
pleased to show you an as
S0rtment OF Mems, Youths.
Boys and Children'S Cloth
ing full and complete in every
particular and at such prices
that will always take you TO
]. T. MULLIN & SON,
TailOrS and Clotheirs.
9th d Market, Wilmington.
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J.H. Primrose, Smyrna, Del. Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Trunks.
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GRAIN, &C.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
MARRIAGES.

CARTER 7th by the Rev. J..
D. Rigg, George A. Carter and Annie Timmons,
both d New Castle County, Del.
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NOTICE.

All parties having griSt TO send out or wanting
Flour or Feed. will be accommodated by Ieayins
their orders at the store of +. NJ Fowler where Il
VIII recetvs prompt attention.
,}'ii.a Il & MuRPHEY.
june 1'N Alley NILS"
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School Shoes made to order, with
common sense heels. Primrose.
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For Neck Wear of every description,
60 to Phillips
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DEATHS.

CoLLINs. s.-Near townsend. June 7th, Jnmes r.
Collins, aged s. years.
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RALPH BINGHAM.-The entertain
ment to be given by this youthful
prodigy on next Tuesday Evening, at
the Town Hall, is for the benefit of the
NJ. f. Sunday School of this town.
This, his first appearance here, will
doubtless call out Il large audience.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-14

WHAT HAPPENED TO A CITIZEN
On Friday evening one of our citizens
well known for his energy of character
went to J. B. Cooper's store and bought
a box of matches which were deposited
in his coat tail pocket. Passing up the
street he fell in with some gentlemen
sitting out in front of an M. DIS, Office
and he dropped down into chair for
a few minutes conversation. He was
s0ou in an animated discussion and
expressed himself freely about the
degeneration of the age-that there
was more rascality and Ornriness :"
now than when he came to the years
of observation forty or fifty years ago,
in fact the tenor of his expressions
savored strongly of pessimism. BY
some means his coat tail got under him
and in giving emphasis to an expression,
the box of matches came under heavy
twist. The next moment volurne oi
smoke was ascending his back while
there was a siss and a splutter very
like an escape of steam from a small
stop-cock. What is that?" he ex
claimed, why be-dog-gOned if 4 aim
afre," and he was out of that coat
quicker than boy could jerk the Skin
Off of rabbit. The next thing was :,
save the coat. He ran his hand int,
, the pocket to turn it out but there wa
I too mnch calopic in that small enclosur,
. for the comfort of his digits, and a
, there was 10 " wet ditch within reacl
! he wisely resorted to the plan Q
smothering, and the curling smoke. 500
ceased to ascend. He returned TO
} another box of matches, but TOOK n
I more risk in discussing pessiinlsr
E as against optimism before he reache
p home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05
k7eW "a Valuable Copper Mine was
discovered.

The Calumet ana Hecia mine in the mr. =
per peninsula of Menigsn, which has
Teen worked for fifteen years, ana weld, d
nineteen miliIcHs Of dollars To the share
h9iders, owes lie discovery to curious
incident. The fortunate INDIVIDUAL WIS =
solitary man, living 10 a but on the Old
Eagle R:ver trail. He was as moor IN
comparison So Robinson CIusoe, having
only two pigs and a few fUwls The MOS
were Troublesome, constantly breaking
from theh pen and running off. One dsy
he had sought N vain T. rocapture tuem.
when IN bis anger be asked person who
happened 10 be with him TO shoot them
One was wounded by revolver. sre
Tacked through tie dense woods bv the
blood that dupLeG from the wound. a,
lGsi he was found hidden among leaves ON
the side OF y knoll. Bat big ownei found
more than toe pig. His quick, practice
eye noticed green carbonate of copi err
plentifullg mixed with the earth that the
pig had rooted up. By digging into ne
mound further evidences If ccpper an
pesred. He reported The fact to All ex-
pio-cr. THIS led 10 borough txamiuA
ZION. Aud alter digging about hilteu feet
they laid bare lie great Calumet copglom-
crate. That obsuuste pig vas tie means
~ discovering the most valuable min. the
world Jot knows. Why then sh,uld piga
Iot be rovercncrO? That pamcuiaf ue
u leost should have place in history b.
-ice that q The goose whose cacklup
saved Rome. E.ly IN IFS hietor, some
oheeui aging Circumstance caused iis SD
shares 10 drop 800 hey Sid at 81, but a.
us ifumense wealth btgau 10 appesr. ;Ecre
Sts rapid lice ID he ttock, until nDvy
be S2j dollar shaIts arc quoted 20 $3.50
or the market value 81 ,be S2.5OO.CyO
sock i- S25, O00, eco AHd # This st,ck
Only 81 10000 have really been txp,ua-
q 10 the development Of The mine linus
tGe dividends alrerdY have been ABOUT s.x
lesn fold the expenditure of the a,ack.
Toe son ~ The late Piof Agasslz invest
go very largely m inc Caium,t rad Htc!a
Of which corporation is II the PIts.G,a1
whom 80 stock vac constituted sImo.t
WORTHLESS. sud from the immense Giv.deros
% has yielded bm be hss already euucr-
I'd his alma mo..r with endowment gips
OF 500, 600 " r.ofc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

About the year 1870. says the ST. Louis
Republican. when Arthur Barrett was
president OF the Far Association, Nh.
Greeley accepted an invitation To deliver
the annual address IN the smpbitheairo az
the Fair grounds. Colonel Todd was
chairman Of the reception committee, and
after the clnse Vt the address escorted toe
speaker Ia his room q, the southern Hotel
where lie bsde bin. good by, as Mr. Gree
ley was To leave the city early on the fol
lowing morning Before leaving him,
however Colonel Todd said;
'W Mr Greedy, ! usl that during
your here everything has been done
t'r your comfort aud that everything has
ben satisfactory Ia you "
"Yes, replied Dir Greeley slowly and
with considerable hssitancy, "ever, thing
hAs boen ss pleasant ~ / could have de-
sired, exccpr'-here the old gentleman
looked sadly down AZ his feet, aud after II
orie' pHuse resumed, Except that SOM
one stole my shoes last night"
Stole Y ar shoes - echoed Colonel
Todd 10 establishment, also survey ing Mr..
Grceles's feet.
Yes" replied Mr. Greeley with sigh
ana moving his f.,t uncomfariably
"1ts, ileft them outside my door last
u'ghi and someone walked III With %, m.
But new pair was icu IN place IL the
old ones, and that's what troubles me.
The old ones were cay ard comfortable.
but the new ones hurt my feet
"oae might be pardoned, /" said Colonel
Todd, "ior wanting to step into your
shoes. Perhaps someone wanted them a,
s0uyenire."
This was intended for n compliment.
but Mr.. Greeley WAS TOO much int,r,sted
IN his feet to notice Il. lie only said.
"Ferhaps So, but would very much pre-
fer my OLD ones To these, aud wiah the,
tad taken something else as a souvenir
The next m,Ihing the old gcot..mau
limped down stairs aud took CARR ass T,i
toe depot, carrying away WIKI him probe.
ply very uhtnvor ,ble impression OF TT
souvenir hunters of 81. Louis
Several weeks olapseo before the m, etc
~ Of The stolen shoes was solved. /
was then ascerlaiued That a caloled mar
named Wilkinson, who was one Of Ia,
BARRIERS M the Southern, had really takei
Mr.. Gte'ioy g shoes az ntmeuioos Of o.,
man who bad worked SO act. ~ enc
esrnes.ly for the freedom OF The neErues
In speaking of the matter 10 Co.oue
Todd, Wilkinson suid that BE was walk
ing along the hail pear MI Greeley
room, and seeing the Shoes stanoiny out.
SIDE the toOr, the idea struck him ,ha
they would be just the things to give !,
the CHILDREN 10 remind them of bin " h,
mud done SO much for the culorrd man
lie therefore took them, hurried out al
Tue hotel ana went To n shoe Store, wher,
he purchased pair OF much he ter shoe,
OF the same size as the old ones, aud +, o.
turning 10 the hotel, put The former wher,
the latter lad stood. be thought that n
lalr exchange was no robbery, and Eel,
that he Was giving much more In actura
I value Than he Wac receiving. Wilkiusor
Is dead, but The shoes are probably now
IN 81. Louis. IL IS understood ihht sever
al Iellc hunters ore looking for tLem.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

The appuIntn MT ot NJ Chandler Ia
ne NAVY p rf1lio has developed an IN
loresiing place of Wa IA "A ton social 10,
'hich rcts gossip agog with speech alton.
| Will be re- ner,b red tbsr when'J. Wilkes
B.o.h was snot, picture of braItiiul
young lady. n reiL ming society belle, wa.
found on bis person The original of tb,
potiruii Was recog.iztd 10 the pers q Of
Miss Hall, Tire daughter Of LEADING pol.
'cisn aod s'at.smsn, and lady of whom
b OH bad become deeply aud seriou- y
eueuuTed. what encouragement he htC
received was not precisely known, bul
there was enough known 10 form The bs.
sis of a good many romances which after
ward appeared IN The public piess MI.
Hale pferwara became Mrs. Chaucler.
! aud is now tne wife of the Secretary a
me Navy The some whirleip of tim,
which has brought tie about has ale,
made the then young sau of the mar,yro,
Lincoln Secretary Of War 1t now sp
pears that, according to official etiouettr
II is Ihc duty q the Secretary OF War ic
escort ire wife Of his next N rank TO din
ner on certain occasions tIs must take
iue wife % the Secretary f fhp Nav,
Secretary Lirculn, in short, must efcorr
he one time weetheart Of The as-azsin ot
his distir gusbed father. Therefore sud
ely is checked.
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a Rope Of Anotted sheets 70 yVhic
Ehcy NcFe E.caniny Gircn aa.-..

a Rope Of Knotted sheets 10 yynicl,
They were Escaping Gives way.
A darrg escape If five girls from Tie
Newark Guy Home at Verona, in Tire Or
ange Mountains, near Newark, vas frus-
tralcd By serious accident curly on II .n-
day mornirg. The home IS IN institution
fof the reformation OF vicious bows aud
girls OF Newark, who are committed by
toe Police Magistrate Oh application Of the
psrents. l. ia healthfuliy situated snid
picturesque scenery. Tne boys are era-
ployed ct brush making aad gsrdenipg.
and TIE giils ut sewlng.
During be visits To he Home by fe.
male friend OK Que Of tie ol.er pirls a
plan Of escape was srrsnsed. ard FIVE
eiris, whose ogcs ranged from is To- is
years, entered irio The plot. Il is sus-
pected that encouragement aua promises
of money we're given oy notorious wo.
man. some time after midnight sundny
night f.e h,e giIis, whore dotmi;ory d. On
ihe ihiid apor, Rnoitcd sheets together
ai1 attempted 10 descend. The frt g.il
bed climbed only bolt 10Y down wb.u q,
second gul ventuted on the ropr Ter
ADDED weight broke 20. ord tofn r.rl. fan
q" 'h, 60 nnI. Tu,ir cries charmed OIL.
.oms'.s, rd lle Superintendent. MAKING
DO investigation, discovered them iy,rg
he'riess cn thc ground. ono viii Lar l,g
broken and the other with q fractured bi..
Ff...t r.ff.-r..T f..t De- r.I T.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

BUnum Is oycroyed wit bis acqucs,
ton tho baby -lephant-aud declare.
100000 could not buy &c. lie oe.,s
5000 for an iLguranco Of the i-nut or
~ weeks. surely, ifLe know tlo CON
value Of pcruna ma Mauain. ho would
Do 30 such foolish thing. rs they sro the
most successful lrot,cuye neaiein, r
that have ever hcou introduced Co tho
human family. no one can take any
disease while taking Poruna ciore esri,
meal, and keeping The bowels rosu.er
with Mau1Iin. Lsk your Druggist .or
Use book ou tuc "Ills Ollie"
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Notice to Creditors.

10 tbo Creditors of Elizabeth T.. icairfsx.
necca.gi.
IT, pursuance Of decree Of thc Circuit
t0uU ai Preston County madeIn 3, cause
therein prudiug CO. sJl iert tnc real estate
oi Goo SAID Euzt eth T.. Fairfax. t9 the
payment W hcf dcb.s, you arc required
~ present your Claims against the said
Elizabeth g.. fa'riHN lur adiudicttiuu io
Ju.t.I Do. ifaH tuorne, Commissioner I'd
IIs II Iu. said t.tuty. Dn ur before
% oIY ui May. 1881
Hltls-s -uiih Crane. Clerk II esfd
Court, isis 10th dgy oi . pui. is52.
SMITH CRANE. Cletk
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EuIE,s ExPEHsEgcE.

80. - seplemtel lO.h. lssl.

EEIg, Pa. September lO.h, 1881.
DIR. HAlI1AH II cannot but cxtHess
ny ttaLks 70 you for tho great b,utn, /
received nom she use 81 Peruna aud Msn.
alin. Oae Bottle of each placed me
squHeIy or ny feet, after l5fg sicsuess
which bad laid mo 10 bed sbd then Ieft me
lame and crippled. Three days use Of
these remedies dispensed win tbs cant.
end iu aetk Z WAS perfectly well.
y y WRIGHT,
Basae Agent Erie Egenug H.n.d.
Aaa )oDr Druggist for d. Hartman 3.
Book Ga DE llisof Life" Ha UIle.y.
il gratis. II not, aedress DE-. 81 a. o..
tcrD, ..
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rrenainn a pnr.lornomr.

A Chicago dentist hss beaten the pracii-
toner who made the Chinese woman a
crllaloid nos clear ont of the market
The operation consisted ia supplying r
uose. upper lip, cleft palate and a full set
Of upper teeth the originals hsying been
destroyed hY cancer. This complicated
and mnst difficult combination was The re-
suit of experience In macy other similar
hut less com plcaied csses The nose sDd
Up were inside of rubhcr--soft rubber be
iug used whore flrxibllt " wac desired. the
colnr ot flesh being imita'ed a. nearly IS
pofsihle He-vy linen was made 70 III
he artificial nos., which had been srtis-
'ic@ily carved. THIS gave the nose and
Ii Alincn surfse afler being pressed int
-h-pe a'd yu'c4nized. the Object IL which
vss TO paint The nose and lip Il an color
and initiate nature more clos, ~ bringing
It into harmony with the rest of The face
We nose and lip were attached 10 the
plate by gold spring throug1 the opening
N The bard pslate. The cleft or colt pal
7ie wss attached and held In place by gold
springs through the opening, the NIX
larry bones aud assures Of the upper lip
were gone. This united The nasal psssagt
with the oral cavity. The spiing was e.
attached TO the nose that, by pressing the
nose against the faco wish one hand, with
the thumb pressing the obtura'or agains,
the roof of the mouth, the gold sprlny
from the no. e caught the slot intended 10
hold II in position, when firmly drew the
nose against the face, rendering the de,ec
zion less percep,ible. This also had the
desired result OF holding the cbturator.
teeth and soft p,late IT, position.
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kina"o.d, ", Va, April ~. 1889.
Tho parties to tho above mentioned
cause VIII i1tc notice THAT 7 shall. on
Monday. thH 18Th d8v Of MAY. 1882. nt
nov office AFORESAID. proceed To- execute
tie aDDvc uHiua. dCcr.o 90 reference.
j. II. WTUORS
Commits Toner.
John Barton PAYNE, Attorney for
Ul1iuUn
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AGENTS WANTED
rYH--
"MORM0NfSM UNVEILED. "

~ MIRNoV EfsH
Bein- DE ou!y real oxp Sc OF tbo vile
deeds OF the
DANITE@i
BLOOD ATONERSt
A ENGING ANGELS
and other secret societies of Noffuptii .r,,
Fun and authentic plrti suIars OF fnG
HORRIBLE BUtDaEEY of mon No
mon and children attbc Nl0untaiu ia o4d-
0e- Massacre. and. fnrrIb WRONGS ud
sdnfuug- nt Nirt Brig. Hampton ~
wonderful boots iu Agents ComuieIs
Quiet ID cons )rtIl aud ampI, copy
1926.
Secure au rrerer at our.. ut write c,r
Illustrated cIftIlar HHi eucrIt tr-nf. i.,
SDN HBiHllfNg go
s2lO ond Alz Pine Street
marlft4l -. 70 ig No
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N EQUITY.

BY decree rcndoed by the CircIit
Court ol Preston County. West Virviri.,
900 the ahove mentioned cause or tho 23i
DAY of hUrii 1882, DO was a1iudrcd.
ordered aud dccrocd that C,rrnti.ei' No.
D ti hawthorne do urtharurucrod ai,,i
inI'' cN"r1tc the orHpr of reference
herein. heretofore partially executed bv
SOD 'Dmih.- -irucr. a.d that said order
ha n'" 'n'ar-5d 20 tnat oiEcr lains and
charges on SAID land. s any. be g.ra,-
taiHrd, Do is therefore further alind.rg.
ordered #.l deDfcod THAT tlc creditors
90 tso estate Of iIr e.id T. fztsoIh f.
IIr.HT be convened ZOO thi, cause. and
-hHt tn.t cause ir ih purpl.c be- rcf. %.
red 10 said Commissioner litvtbor,.
Us DO is directed when cEccufiuR said
OIdr' OF Q. ference, 60 ascertain ANY liens.
debts or other charges ou said / nd. and
ttke and tlc proof OF the gsr,e. and
report fhc orirr and priority OF tho same.
With hi- report upon the subject of tho
former reicrcuc..
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Commissioners Notice.
John y. +. Martin. Administrator o
BucNuer Fairfax, dec, ascd, plaintiff

john 4. +. Martin. Administrator Of
BucNuer Fairfax, dec, ascd. plaintiff
vs..
= ohm ~ Guscman, Administrator of tho
personal state OF Eliz'Netb l.. Fairfax.
decease., Georgr w. Fairfax, Franklin
-. i FaifiaN, Benz min T. Fairlax.
John =. fauiaX. Aiariah Y. MORGAN
Hd ---- M'rya her husband. Sarah
NJ. Arnold and Erwin Arnold her
husband, Annie i Helms and james
". lie ms her husband. Mary T. CON.
lev and George Conley her husband
Charles V Fairfax Buckucr = Cair-
fax AID Commodore =. Fairfax. chill
dren nd heirs at law OF " IlIiarn
Fairfax. deceased. james y. Fairfax
i5aac T. Martin, Gregg =. Vickerv and
CHARLES y. NicEery her husband. SARAH
r. Fairfax. E!izahetb L.. Sc.tt and <.
NJ. Scott her husband, children an
heirs Of Buckner FairHx. decpa4ad
John a. +. Martin Mprcellus 10. Mn.
Tn, oliver IL. W. Martin. Andrew +.
Martin, John a. CO.der Hnd Albert
C,rder, children and heirs OF Mary r
Martin, lWo MARY 3. Fairfax denctsed.
Julia g.. Iinn. AIpb6us j.. Raymond
julia A. Lacy and --- Iicv hrr
husband. all heirs ~ law or El,zabetb
J.. Fairfax, deceased defendants.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

For 1-st class Stationery, SUCH ne letter
note. p lili heads statements. envri0pts
cards &c, &C.. FHg AReUs Office IS head.
uart'rs
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NOTICE.

All per-ons indebted 20 T. Armstrong
e Son. either by BOOK Account or Long
udiu2 Notes are 'fquastcd to col ana
settle tie same at nee, a~ the Oh books
md notes OF tho irm mus: be settled up
during this month
]. AHNiSTRO e SON.
BRUCEroN Mills, Jan. l. so. jal
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The succcss ofst. Jacobs yi through
ont tie civilized world, IS without per.
allel- fiucbmcrl Va soa'hcru PIau,er
= Farsr O..