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TIE CANAL.

The water from Jordan through
She Jordan and Salt Lake Canal
flowed into the City Creek aqueduct
east of the head gates on East Tenn
pie street last evening. The canal
is practically finished, and to-day
1he people of the city will be reap
ing some of tho benefits from the
investment of their money in this
great enterprise. The HERALD,
which was the first public agitator
and advocate for the canal, and
which has never for a moment
doubted the wisdom of the under
taking or had anything but sbsO-
lutte faith in it's favorable issue,
has time this morning merely
70 congratulate the city upon
The completion of the work, and to
call the attention of the grumblers
and GROWERS to the fact that the
canal is a most gratifying success
both in its engineering and work
manship. Not few predicted dis.
astrous failure, and unfortunately
fer them, they rushed into print
with, their evil f0rebOdings. The
project was wreng, the engineering
bad, and the construction waste
of money. We have heard much
about making water run up hin,'
In this connection; but up hill OF
down, the water in the canal flows
from one end to the other in q broad
steady stream, just as the engineer
said it would do. We were told thai
the banks would wash and "scour,'
but the engineer accepted the abus'
and said the slope and fall weru
proper, and he was correct. w
question if Mr.. Jesse w. Fox, tn
engin eer who located the canal, an,
gave much personal supervision t
the construction, has ever beel
more severely or cruelty criticise'
than over this work. Now that tn
canal is a decided success, will tn
engineers and others who hav
found fault with him, and con
demned his skill, have the manhoo'
to acknowledge that he understood
his business, and knew better of tn
profession than they?
The HERALD regards this as on
of the greatest days in the histor
Of Salt Lake City.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS FOB GRADING
Sixty t6U) miles of the Denver s.
Rio Grande Western Railway line in
Emery County, Utah. will be received at
the Office Of the company, in Salt Lake
City, until August /, 1882. ProHles and
specifications can be seen 1T the Salt
Lake Office, or at Forty-mile Station on
the line.
The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any or ali proposals as may seem
10 be for the best interests Of the COM
pAny. GEORGE Goss,
Assistant Manager Of obstruction.
Salt Lake City, July IL, 1882. jy IL
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$500 Reward

We viii pay the above reward for
any case of Liver COMPLAINT, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
LIVER Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar: GATED.
Large boxes, containing so Pills, '2J
cents. For sale by all Druggists
Beware of counterfeits and imita-
tions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST 81 Co., "The
Pill Makers" Isl and 1S3 W.MadisOI
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of
6 cent stamp. q. G. M. l. Drus
Store, agents
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The CONTENTS OF the HERALD this
kborning are as follows:
1sr PAeE-Lstest Telegrsms- Congress
sional, Egypt, etc.
I'd PAsE-6unday Services at the Tab
eTnHcle.
Sd PAGE - Tel graphic News-Miscel-
laptous.
ATH PAaE-EditnTisIs. etc.
9TH PAGE The Big Sbow-Hotel Ar
rivals.
6TH PAGE - Trlfgrsphic News Bonn
baIdment Of Alexandra.
IRA PAGE-Telegrapbic News -Bom-
bardment Of Alexandra, etc.
SfH PAeE-City Council Proceedings
Local Items.
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SARA BERNHARDT's son will not
live under the same roof with his
step-father, hence his mamma gives
him an allowance of $500 per month
The young man can afford to be an
orphan on those terms.
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NOTICE.
Echo and Park City Bail
way Company.

OFF, a of SEC'Y s. TREASURER.
OMAHA, NEB July z, 1882.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIKI
/ Stock holders Of the Echo and Park
City Railway Company for the elect ion
Of Directors will be held ct the Passen gel
Depot Of the Union Pacific Railway
Company, in Echo City, Utah, OF
Thursday, August Sd, 1882, at IL O'Clock
noon.
J. w. GANNETT,
jyl2 Secretary.
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Turf Exchange.

On or about the 18th of August !
will open my new saloon, the Turf
Exchange" opposite the Walker
House. Everything will be first
class, and the hall will be adorned
with four magnificent Exhibition"
billiard tables.
R',BURNs.
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NOTICE.
Utah and Northern Railway
Company.

OTFICx OF SECRETARY AND
TREASURER,
OMAHA, NEB July Z, 1882.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
L Stockholders Of the Utah and North
ern Railway Company, for the election
of Directors. will be held ct the Passen-
ger Depot OF the Union Pacific Railway
Com pany in Ogden, Utah. on Thursday,
August Sd, 1882. at 8 o'clock NJ.
J. w. GAN NETT,
jyl2 Secretary.
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YOUNG AMERICA pays $1,000 a
Gay for peanuts, which cost the
dealers less than $500.
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"WEDNESDAY JULY II. 1882
rHRDA1LY HERALD Is published

TIE DAILY herald is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
Hast Temple Street. near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the BERALD PRINT-
me AND PUBLISHING C0HPAEY. Sub
sezirtion price, SIC. so per annum, post
age Included; parts Of . year ct The
same rate, TO weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers. Csc. week.
THE SLMl-WERKLY HERALD lie
published every Wednesday and Satur-
day morning, at $3.50 year. SIX
months, sl.75; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALDis published
every Thursday morning, at ~ year;
ak months, Sl.25, postage included,
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Tho Dend. AiiNn Amin

month ago tue funeral sermon of Ell
die Seaburn, of Sharon, Pa, was preach
Mt his.fathcr's home in that town. Eddie.
lad of sixteen years, disappeared about
The LIST of June. HeEworked IN "A mill
with his father. Nine weeks later his
father advertised thAt his son had been
enlced from home by tramp, and de
scrib:d marks by which he could nc iden-
Tiled. On August son the father read
ire story of the return of boy To- his
Eomc al Baltimore who bad been mourued
for as dead and but.ed at Bislol, Pa
This latter boy had strayei away, and
bis father had identified tue remains of a
boy killed by the cars near EGslOl as
these of his cor, aud burieu them there.
As MS son subsequently, returned alive
and well, Mr.. Seaburn wurle to Bristol
and finally went there on the 17th Of Au-
gust, had the body disinterred, identified
II positively as that of his sou, and, great &.
ly relieved, reinforced the remains at
Bristol, changed the name on the grave
stone, and on the Goth of August Pres =
byterian minister preached memorial
sermon for little Eicie. On Fdday last
the supposed dead buy leaped fcom a train
at Sharon eud reached out his hand to the
first boy acquaintance he knew. The boy
WAS somewhat terrified, but soon spread
the news. idie's father heard it. ran
for the crowd in the street, pushed
through it and caught hold of his son. At
first he was doubtful, but his doubts were
soon dispelled, and an affecting scene en-
sued as he fairly carried the boy to his
mother, who wept for ". The gravestone
ia. the Bristol churchyard will have to be
m Lkcd unknown" again.
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Convention Nofes.

From the Piedmont Dispatch
Senator Dawson, OF the Preston jour
nal, had seat al the reporters stand dur
ing the proceedings
All the Democratic editors of the Dis
trict, who were present, were made secre
taries.
John Baker, of the Wheeling Register,
came 10 at the eleventh hour" but he
gave his paper good report of the pro-
ceediugs.
McGraw's speech, nominating Wilson
was a gem Of cloquence, and receives
complimentary mention by every one.
Ben. Martins speech was iair, patriotic
and welLtimed
The speech OF Blackburn Hughcs, i'm
nominating Faulkner was able asd deliv.
cred 10 an eloquent manner.
The nomination o. Wilson was received
With laundering applause.
Editors Eichelberger, Purcell, Sergeant.
Dawson, Fleming and Gall, were in al
tendance upon The convention.
j. iitor Purcell, Of the WEST VIRGryrh
ARGUS, seemed much pleased with the
nomination.
a prominent Democrat remarked 10 ne
that Wilson would make great iDroads
upon the ranks Of the Republican Party.
COL Robert W. Monroe, Of Preston.
one Of the delegates, viii probably sue.
coed Wilson in CorUc Ills popularity
is as ~i1e as bis heart biz, aud That he.
log tLo truth he D. one Of 'bo most ogrr.
lar men ia The District However prema
ture % may sound, we name COL Monroe
as Wils0n's successor.
Or. J. n. Moowau. OF Preston. "a good
wbole-sOuled, jolly ng.class Democrat.
and one Of the best physicians in the
State wac Is delegate.
W. g. Raymond Of FHtmont one ~
Che delegates, be- very intelligent gentle
man and a success'u. lawyer.
John y. McGraw, The gentleman who
nominated Wilson, s bu, a young man
and Prosecuting Attorney for Ta,Ior
County. lie BE- "a good lawyer and a
promising young man.
VIM o Brown, Dr., Of Preston. q s,,
Of Hon. Vim q B-own, is % chin of me
old block lie is tArewd fellow AID
very successful
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Goat,s Meal of cren..c,,s

A New York paper says that Egbert q
Vincent, OF Wa,erville, Me-, who is VISIT.
ing friends in Brooklyn, N. Y, after stroll
ling along the bay shore on Saturday
afternoon, lay down and fell asleep in an
inviting spot shaded by arpetree. near
the Delarlain House, in Twenty
street. a goat came along, and shifting
about, discovered the edge of a roll of
greenbacks, amounting to $l75, producing
from vest pocket He selected bi, of
one bill, and finding it delicacy compared
with circus poster, deity inslnuated his
tongue into the vest pocket and pulled
out the whole amount, scattering the green
backs on the grass. Tie chewed up 500
10 the time man takes for q Coney Island
plate of soft shell crabs, and The money
seemed to satisfy his hunger in the same
ratio, Sull he was more leisurely in de-
vouring the remainder, having lunched off
so more, he stood gazing across the wa
ter OF Gowanus bay to the hazy hills of
Staten Island long time before he licked
up an additional $50 as dessert. When
Alr. Vincent swoke he wac just in time 10
rescue the remaining S15. The goat Ut
tered hooking bleat, fixed fish eye on
the stranger from Maine, and then gam
boiled off down the slope. Mr.. Vincent
searched IN vain for the rest of his money.
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mcan Trick co.I wine.

One hundred coloreG excursionists we,
10 explore q coal mine al Cresson. Pa.
under the guidance of witty Irlshman.
The colored people were decked ont in
their hest clothes, With white vests and
high hats. The Irishman wound them
around through IL thousand feet OF under
ground passage, aud, hating in cham
Der, he said he wanted dollar aud half
from each one or he would put out The
light. They refused To- accede 20 his de-
maud anu cut went the lamp aud away
went the lrishmsu. II took those colOred
brethre1 about three hours TO get out of
the place. They emerged with their
clothes utte-ly Spoilt. sod 10 state of ex-
ASPIRATION that warned the Irisnmar 70
lay low until their train departed.
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From Cranberry.

CRANBERRY, Sept. 27-The weather il
still damp. We did hope that after John
w. Mason commenced his canvass-inas-
much as he represents the party of moral
ideas and that claims the credit for the
excellent crops in OhiO-that he could
control the weather and stop the rain un.
I'll the farmers of Preston could save their
fine buckwheat crop,
William l.. Wilson's nomination has
thoroughly harmonized the Democracy
here, and correspoudinglY demoralized the
Republicans.
This town is improving Tapldly--a num-
Der oil new buildings going up: among
which are VIM. Cupp's, d.. Il II. Frey 6.
aud Henry Jackson's.
q. w. Jackson has just returned from
the eastswith immence stock of seasonable
goods, and Q. w. Mayer, the merchant
King, is now east laying in his usual ex-
tensive stock.
We would like to hear from you through
your paper what has become of the can
didates tor the Legislature? Some ooe
should run on this side of the river Col.
Riggs can certainly be defeated. Tell the
Executive Committee to put some gentle
man in the field
The only candidate we have to talk
about is Mr.. James NJ. Herndon, caudi-
date for constable IN this district, and az
every body seems TO be in favor of Jim's
election, there Ia no chance to get up any
controversy on that.
Wake up the Executive Committee, ard
tell them To dc something 80 that we can
make little racket anyhow.
EoHo.
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Can sleep Release the Soul Iikc
UnnfIn

In illustration Of the mysterious brain
or "wiIl' power supposed TO exist, Mr..
Josiah Gilbert furnishes the following
singular instance to the London Spec
tstOr.
"A son Of family Of the name Of Wat.
Rinson, resident at Layenham, in Suffolk,
England, had gone 20 America One
Summer Sunday afternoon the family
we're attending service and occupying a
large, square pew near the pulpit, IN what
/ take 20 have been a meeting house. It
was hot, the door Of tie small building
was wide open, and one Of the party. who
sat looking down The aisle, could see cut
into the meeting house yard, which was
shaded by tall trees. Suddenly 10 bis in.
tense surprise he saw the absent brother
approaching through these tr.cs, enter
at the chapel door, walk ND the aisle,
come 20 the very door Of the pew itself,
aud lay bis hand upon 30 as IL 10 take his
seat among them. AZ this moment others
Of the family, sitting so that be was only
thcn within their sight, saw him also, but
~ tlANt .tliit ID VihNNN liN NAuaNNHfls
The strange occurrence naturally Iis-
cd sad foreb.dings, bat iD course Of time
letter arrived from tho subject Of them
of later date than That Of The vision. and
&c appoarod tbai he was ruu alive and
well lie was then written 20, and asked
if anything p, culiar bad happened 20 him
on tbat particular sunday lie replied
that IL was odd be should remember any,
thing about a Sunday then go long pissed.
but tibet certainly something peculiar hal
happened 90 bIm that day. lie bad come
boo, over powered with heat, and had
thrown himself upon bic bed, had fallen
into a sound sleep, and had a strange
dream he found himself among tb,
trees before The country Cuarel. sefvtoo
yas going on be saw them alI. inc dor
being open, sitting Loo their pew be wal,
ed up fhe aisle, ne put bis nand ON tb.
pcw door 90 open II. when be sudJarlv
and 90 h.s great CAagis, aWnka.
Thc question arises Can eileen rcrosso
ihe soul like dcathf
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ACCOMMODATIONS

DR.. HAKTWAE- ID ar Sir. ] am ip6u
ced by a sense of duty 10 the suH.riog A..
make a brief statement ~ your romsrka
ble cure of myself J was most misera
hie sufferer from the variou9 annoying
nod distressing diseases Of delicate u.f
sons, which caused me 90 be- confined 10
my bed for a long time, being too weak to
even bear my weight upOn my feet. j
was treated by The most reputable Db,qI
cians in our city, each and all saying they
luld do nothing Tor me. had given u1
Ell hopes Of ever beng well In This con.
mtiOn ] hogan 10 take your MapaliD And
Peruna, and, / am most happy to ssv. i9
three months ] was perfectly well-eu
iirely cured without any appliance or
support Of any kind.
Yours truly MIS- HEEEY Ellis
No. 800 Scott Street, Milwaukee. WIa
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THE KlNGWOOD LI8RARY AND
LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

Call For a. Meeting Next Monday
Evening.
To GEORGE PURCELL. ESQ, President
or THE KINGwooD LIBRARY AND LITERARY
ASSOCIATION:
We the undersigned, members of the
Kingwood Library and Literary Associa-.
ton, respectfully request that special
meeting of our Association be called on
Monday evening, October 2, 1892.
y. J. CRoGAN,
FRANK JACKSON,
j. Nj. CRANE,
JOHN G.. b. JACKSON,
A. WALLS,
II. g. MANOwN,
Roy G. STONE
Pursuant{lo the above request, and in
accordance with the constitution and laws
of the KIngwood Library and Literary
Association, the society is hereby called
to meet, at its usual place of meeting
next Monday evening, October 81, at Z
o'clock.
GEORGE PURoELL, President
L. ]. CRoGAN, Secretary.
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MARRIED..

PULIUM -ifIXOE.-At No. IL school
house in Portland District, Sept. 10. by
Rev. John Nj. Freelsud. Bunker Pull
lium and Hannah Hxon.
PHLIPs-ZiNE. the residence of Sam
uel ZtnD, Sept. Ia, by Rev. Jacob Il.
Cross, Elsey Philips and NJ. Alice Zinn.
MuLRR-DRvALL.- the residence of
the officiating minister, Sept. 81, by
Rev. Samuel Graham, William M. Mil
Ter and Florence Il. Devall.
FAwLEY -AsuBY. AT tho residence of
the bride. Sept. 10, by Rev. Marcollus
Knotts, John Fawley and Mary T.
Ashby.
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The New Comet.

a large and brilliant comet, visible 10y
day, has just been discovered moving in
close proximy to the sun. 1t is easily
seen by the unaided eye, though, on &C
count Of its nearness to the god of day,
1t VIII not attract for several days the at
lcntion due to its size and brightness. 1t
is described as haYing a large head and
two tails consisting of arcs Of light pro.
jecting somewhat after the manner Of the
wings of flying bird. Observers will
from day to day find the new comet fur
ther TO the west, a. it moves In that di-
rection from five 10 six degrees daily. 1t
is not at present visible before sunrise,
but in few days it will become a bril-
liant object in the morning sky
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Our Half sheet,

Our force, as we have before explained,
has been 80 much reduced by those wish
ing either to attend or teach school, thu,
we have been unable 10 do more than get
out half sheet. But as our half sheet is
edited with even more than our usual care
and contains in condemned form all the
news OF the day~locsl. State and Nation
alive feel that our patrons have little or
no cause for complaint Of which indled we
have heard of none.
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Trnnsfcrs of RcnI EsInfn.

The following IS the list of deeds ad.
mitted to record since our last report.
II. w. Monroe. Com'r. to Bridget Han
ley for lots in Newburg admitted Sep.
TENDER is.
John &. Blackwood TO Mary A. Gordon
for grantor's interest IN the JOS. T.. Black
wood land; admitted September 10.
Jesse NJ. Johnson TO II. II. Hlrdmau
for 30 acres in Valley District; admitted
September 90.
Martin l.. Nine 10 Harmon Baker foI
90 acres in Union District; admitted Sep
tember 25
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Tne Fruits OF Merit.

De HARTMAN IL 90 Please send me
q lot of your books on the "I,ls of Life. "
] sell great deal Of your Peruua and
Manalin. They are very highly spoken of
in this part of the country.
+. III. BUssMAN, II. NJ,
Wosl,old, Pa.
Dear Sir: j have taken half u dozen
bottles of your Peruna and find il Ia doing
me great good. Yours truly.
JAMES WYATT,
SteubeuvlllU, Ohio.
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s20t4
Rev @. @. sbaffer, The able and popplal

Rev @. Q. Sbaffer, the able aud popular
minister Of state Street NJ, 4. Church,
preached his farewell sermon last night TO
crouded house. M man that has ever
been amDng us has made more friends
Than Mr.. Snalfer, and no minister has been
more successful 10 his work. He starts
today for his new field Of labor in Illinois.
and the we'll wishes Of host Of friends
30 with him .-Charieston Evening Call.
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Rev. Ashford Hall, pastor of the NJ. f.
Church of this place, has been transferred
to the Central Ohio Conference and ap-
pointed to the charge at Rawson, Han
cock County. He will leave in a few
days for his new field of labor. We re-
greet to lose Mr.. Hall and his agreeable
family from among us, and trust that they
may find pleasant home and hosts Of
warm friends whittier they 90.
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HEAUTIrUF AND TOUCHING.

Here lies the man whose crown was wo
BY blowing IN an empty gun.
30 sooner in the gun he blew,
TBsa up the golden stairs he few;
And met the girl on heavens green
Who liz the fire wish kerosene.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To aH persons holding liens by iudg-
ucut or otherwise. against the real o..
Tate or any part thereof OF RolIv
EvIu4:
Iu pprsulnca Of "a decree Of tho Cirouit
Court of Preston County. made iu a
real estate OF the said R9uv Evans n, t.,.
satisfaction of tho liens thereon. Won ,ro
hereby required o. present alI claims
held by You and each of you against tle
7did liollY Evans which aro lions ON bis
real estate or any part Of b.. for sdiudi.
cation lD Wo at my JHice, iu Kingwo,I
bon SAID county, on or bofJr the corn
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882.
Given uuurr my hand this 18Th d,v. ,r
September, lsS2.
J. RI. HAWTHORNE.
1i>EI Commits Toner
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InIcreHting EIisAnrY.

The very beautiful and wonderfully
cheap edition of Green's Large History
of the English People" which Is publish.
ed by the Useful Knowledge Publishing
Co., New York, is most deservedly find
ing place in thousands of home libraries
No history is better worthy of place in
even the smallest library, and, though
formerly published by the IL ,rpct'a at $40.
it is now easily within the reach of any.
one, the price varying III the several form.
from 81 90 in one volume, octave, cloth bin.
ding, $3.50 IN vols. Elzevir cation, hall
Russia binding. 1t also forms part OF
the CyclopeJla of History which is pup.
fishing by the same house.
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As the charge to which the Rev. Mr..
Hall has just been appointed Is in north
westeap Ohio, and several hundred miles
from here, he desires at pAivate sale to
dispose of such articles of parlor and
other furniture as cannot be boxed, to
AVOID shipping.
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wnat Everybody wants

Is a reliable medicine that never does
any harm and that prevents an cures
disease by keeping the stomach in orders
the bowels regular, and the kidneys and
liver active Such medicine is Parker's
Ginger Tonic. 1t relieves overy case,
and has cured thousands. See other
column. -GTribuuo
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judg>
ment or otherwi Use, on the real estate
or any part thereof, of James Shaw:
In pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Preston County, made i'm "A
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate OF the said James Shaw, To
the satisfaction of The liens thereon, YOU
are here by required to present all claims
heId by you ana each OF you against tho
sa d James Shaw, which are liens on his
real estate or any part Of ii. Tor sdjudi-
cation to me, at my office IN King wood.
IN said county. on or before the 10TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1882
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September in the year 1882.
JOS. IL. HAwTHoRNR,
4tSZZ Commissioner
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I. j. Crogan, Esq, who has been spend
ing week or so among friends a, New
burg, is again back at his post. He was
out towards Reedsville on professiona,
business Wednesday.