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SCI niS aevef-isillng Il Est ar. .Nnn.nst N..
'la. Restorative or Vi;aliserN An srsc,sS N1ss
sSFlon> debility, l0ss Of manhood and an ~.
viSl 1is,ases should Z, once procure HI sclronls,
ABOVE mentioned; tAen 4; oa,,e 10 pro, ~. 49,.
Y, " 81 Through " by yGpr dragsiS,erl yexureSs.
The never falling rtriedv 'N~f'sNs
CkoMpUs, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
y. wholesale Druggists, Dallas Tsxs,.
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Illustrated Marriage 6sld,, eco pages .,,,h
s"a GUT binding, 50 cents; same in paper GOV
. cents Manhood, 10 cents; womsahooc
'Nn,s' pamphlet cents, securely sealed \
@All send money or postage stamps n,
"hla TIER The srest specialist 6l7 Si. yhsr'e,
s'ree', 81 Louis Ne.
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WILLIAM II. WILSON, MID, Springfield, Fling
ton Co., Ga, says 81 prescribed Hunts REM
ody in complicated ease of Dropsy which had
beer treating for eight years, and find Hunts
Remedy is the best medicine for Dropsy and tho
Kidneys have ever used"
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d oIsInIsSo something to say, and want to
IN Il Ia +, anu frankly. 1t is this: We
|seat tiS,Sa TACT that Hunts Remedy,
eal cs,s aey and liver medicine, is the
faer Nsac. Tor diseases of the kidneys,
kepaimn' s IT. and urinary organs. This
|e,e M W. uhvarnished truth. We do moi
ficins "Vs wen can be said for any other
b encr, tou who suffer and donb. have
cure Won n 70 try Hunts Remedy. II
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/, M a. Mantius, Marsh all, Texas
,nl %dy wlle has been entirely cured of
IN, y ''0ui'y by using Browns Iron
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c--I1 NHIuH shey kuHfhntcc You
stylish, perfcct-fitting, well made garments,
1t reasonable prices. Please state as near as
possible the color, price, style, etc., desired.
4 whole suit can now be sent by mail at small
Ist. TlCkNOR az Co. refer to thousands
HON they have thus supplied during The
aat25 years. Send for samples, or calf at S.
W. cor CD ord Chestnut sts,. 81. Louis.
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Dr.. Bohsnnan Vegetable curative" IA var.
rantod 10 permanently cure all forms of snefma.
tofrhea or Seminal Weakness, General Debility
lmpo'ency, etc, aud restores Lost Powr,N md
brings back the fouthfsl vror" OF those who
nave destroyed II by sexual excuses or evil
practces IN from two TO seven weeks time This
iemedy, which has teen used by DR.. Bohhppnp
IN ms private practice for over thirty years WAS
never known 10 fail In curing even The WORST
CAStS. II gives vitality and impai,s enpyvv
with wonderful tii.ct 10 those middle. nred men
who feel weakness beyond their years lis IN
vlgora'ing properties are ieit ut once. Yonnr
men suffering fiom the constqu, nces of Inn.
dieatiuily destructive nabu OF Self. A bnse can
use THIS medicine with the assurance of n spesdv
and PERMANENT cure. The patient gains
strength and elasticity OF splits Al once as n
aes directly on the parts Rnco,ed as n soo,hipv
ana healing tonic and anodyne 10 the relnxsa
seminal vesicles hDd inflated ducts impn rtinv
power and tone and restoring them 10 their mai.
utal slate the same Ne II the pnneiul habit had
never been INDUCED in The inrr,di,nis n,a
simple productions of na,uic--lafks Jon,s
cases "-s "'''' u's'
so Price, Five Dollars, sent with full dir,o.
lions TO any address. For sale only nj DR. q A
Bohannan's Office, No. gu North Filth ,,rec,
between Washington avenue and Gnen siree,
~ Louis, No Established 1897 '"
eTDr, BIS Treatise on Special Discases -
which gives clear delipcs,lon OF The natnre
symploms, means VI cure etc. ~ SypUriR
SEMINAL WEAKNESS ETC., sent FBFE "
any ADDRESS upon teesip'cisps slswp
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from ~, n,vu, sivvp nv, 49,. ...~.-.- --.-.
ry, under command OF Captain Norwood,
Was ordered by the commanding officer At
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pared and A. orders s %sny
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Fine SIde.Wheel Passenger Steamers
Between ST. LOUIS, HANNIBAL. QUINCY
KpoaKUKs BURLINGTON, ROCK ISLAND,
= rpShasSlENpORT. CLINTON. DUBUQUE,
81 Paul Packets leave st. Louis every Monday, We'd.
nasaay and Friday st pm Quincy Keokuk Pack.
Excursion Tickets at low rates 10 81 Paul Lake
Minnetonka and all Northern summer Hesorts birect
ana chrapeet route TO Daiota, Montana and Manitoba
md freight rateet and other Information nddress.
uy 81 LOUIE q ST. PAUL PACKET Cd
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and have lived since near the Santa ne de-
pot. Last night white Dr.; and
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force last night and the ballot boxes con-
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= . ~...y, \, w eyei
hi n,nlnck fhars WAS nm impfoxemsnt OF 4. ssi.h
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III, IL yon dc0St come 10 see us and We win
Vukt YOU or charge nothing! Write for rsi.
To the Unfortunate suffering Ask any G,S,,
gist us To our standing. "@"s
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"Buchupaiba."

Quick complete cure, all annoyin.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis
ease. 81. Druggists
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A Burlington Society Note.

Miss Honoa Daubigne has just
completed a portrait of her father in
oil. 1t would have looked more like
the old gentleman, and would have
smeiled infinitely more like him, had
she worked the portrait in whisky.
Still as a work of art, it is a very
valuable painting. Thirteen dollars
worth of tube colors were used in its
construction, and the frame lone
cost $45. The hair wart on Mr.. Dau-
oignc's cheek is omitted in the por-
trait, and the right ear, which was
bit oil in fight down at the red
hridge ten years ago, has been re-
stored by the magical touch of the &C.
complished artist. The nose of the
subject, also, has been toned down
being treated in pale lakes, instead
of vermilliop. To get at the true
soulfulness, the tout ensemble, the
immortal intellectual chiaro ascuro
of Daubigne's nose, it would have to
be treated in the lake of birthstone, il
there is such color. As work OF
art, however, the portrait is one Of
which our city may well be proud.
1t can be recognized by glance at
the name of the subject, which was
neatly lettered on the frame by Step
ladder the, sign painter Hawkeye.
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INVENTORS % H1.ars., sn at LAW ,tn n%
aicnt solicitors. Washington. d e., f"r r.,
'rrrnc' $ and advice. sent FIRE.. We attcndrA
'lusivel, ~ Patent business. IieasnnahI
rrms. Rcissurs. lhterferenres. ard eases u.
i"rt''i ~ other han,ls II specially .uyra's IL
icitcd. send model or sketch and description
for opinion us to paientHbilit,. free Of charg
We refer To the Commissioner OF Patents al,
Ia Ex commissioners. Established 1856
lice. 18th sSl.
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BATHING IN SALT LAKE.-In the
water of Salt Lake bather can lii,
on the surface of the water without
any exertion whatever, or by passing
"A towel under his knees and holding
the two ends he can remain in any
depth Understanding, with the head
and shoulders out of the water, or b,
shifting it under the soles of the feet
he can sit OIL the water. The one ex.
ertion, in factis ones balance: non,
whatever is to keep afloat. The onl,
danger, therefore, arises from choking
by accidently swallowing some of In,
water, for the strength of the brine i.
so intense that the muscles of tn,
throat are convulsed, and strangula.
ton ensues. All the same, | hav,
myself dived several times into Sail
Lake, and have snrvived.-G Harper's.
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Rough on Rats"

Clears out rails, mice, reaches, flies
ants bcd-bugs, skunks, chipmunks
goghers, lr. Druggist.
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TO CONSUMpT IVES.

The advertiser having beet permanent,
cured Of that Urea disease, Consumption. b,
Q finl,le rebe,iv. is anxipns IN make known ia
its lrw-suifrrrrs thu mranG ~ cure. 10 all
who desire II. he will send copy oi the pre-.
scription usei, Tree " rharre.) with the ~
re-, items for preparing and using the IN mo.
which they viii lind n sure cure fprCOrGHs,
l1Lbs. CONSUMPTION. isrHMt. iIRoSoHiTIs.
Nc. Parties wishing the Prescription, will
- n -. u y. ~ 81 M ID. -,
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q CAR

1883 mas witnessed the greatest
hcr m"ducion therefore your examine aud get III
anu a Machines To that fact invite
nm ana see the Machines have write card Il,
frsta macllni regular
premiership at the Sewing Machine factory fitted up sop In Hon
hsVlc win all the tools repair all kinds of Machine
he o ami
related the Sewing Machine and any work
one IN ai lne II VIII be To interest bring shop
eg thorough adnsicr myself have employ nd
listers III The State of Kentucky full supply Of Parts Attachment
ms ETC, always on hand In buying Machine
eng in an uncertainty for The Machines any attention YOU ca
m me or leave word atm shop aud il will be attended hay
evefr patents OF my own get up which put all Machines
LUZ 70" WISH ouy machine all ask for examine
mines my Office or at your house Having ayen
i the tmr VIII be no trouble for me bring vol
what 1t will do, and then you can be your own judge.
~, Respectfully
NJ b-lh writing TO me state where You live G. Z. WEST.
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PaTkeT's Tonic

Makes fast AMI firm friends Of all who use II.
''oinach aud iuril,s the Blood. riease. ih,.
palate. stirs the circulation aud ,hrrfs Ih
n'h'i. To wninrn AN aged persons II i'm
parts strength and hourfulucss. The b',t
~ Shown anihinlr TO he liquid habit. Soc. am,
VI sac. HlSCOX 90, New York.
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A Dream? Or a vision9

On the night of the Auburn fire,
Mrs. Geo. w. Wilson, was spending
the night with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
A.. +. Coghill, Messrs. Wilson and
Coghill both being away from home.
The ladies retired about 8 o'clock, and
soon went to sleep. In short time
Mrs. Wilson aroused Mrs. Coghill
and told her of most vivid dream
she had just had. She said. that she
had dreamed that she saw strange
man in the back room of Adams store
with box of shavings; saw him
ponr oil on the shavings and set them
afire with a match. She had awoke
with start and dream had made
such an impression on her that she
could not at once get to sleep again.
After telling Mrs. Coghill about il
and being laughed at, they both went
to sleep. Mrs. Wilson Immediately
dreamed exactly the same dream
again, it, this time, being more vivid
than before. She aroused from sleep
by the cry of fire and awoke to find
the town in flames, the fire having
actually broken out IN the back room
of Adams store, and as nearly as can
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Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER I.
81 was taken sick n wear aga


"Mydoctor pronounced me cured but got
sick again, with terrible pains in my back and
sides, and got so bad
Could not move!
shrunk!
From 22s lbs. to 100! Ihad been doctoring for
my liver, but 1t did me no good. did not ex :
poet to live more than three months. began
to use Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite re-
turned, my pains left me, my entire system
seemed renewed as II by magic, and after using
several bottles am not only as sound as SOW
ereign but weigh more than did before. To
Hop Bitters owe my life."
Dublin. June Q. 'sl. II. FrrzPArRIcK.
How TO GET SIcK.-Expose yourself day ana
night; eat too much without exercise; work too
hari without rest; doctor all the time; take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and then you viii
want to know how to get well, which is an
swered in three words-Take Hop Iittessl
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The Southern Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF LOUISVILLE, KY

J. ID. TEMPLE, LIT. THUSTlN,
President. Secretary.
$. t. WILSON, W. F.rArTON,
1ehrral Agt Agent.
"A comparison of the statement of
this company with that of the prece-
ding year will show to its patrons
that the confidence extended by them
to its management has not been mis-
placed. Its investments are judi
ciously made. The management.
whilst liberal, is prudent and con-
sentative, and its ability to carry to
maturity its contracts Is not matter
of doubt, but always capable of a
practical demonstration. 1t should
be a matter Of State pride that this
institution. the only one of its kind
operating under a Kentucky charter,
and holding in trust such u large
sum for our citizens, should be fos-
tered and upheld by the people of this
State.-Insurance Commissioners Re-
port, 1882, pg. s.
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Indulgent parents who allow their
children to eat heartily of high.seas.
oned food, rich pies, cake. &C., will
have to use Hop Bitters to prevent
indigestion, sleepness nights, sickness
pain, and, perhaps, death. No family
is safe without them in the house.
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CLUB LIST.
EXCHANGE sc1NT1L1ATIoNs.

"The Democracy of Cincinnati are
fighting like CATS Well, if the re-
suits will be like those of cat fights,
the party will be largely increased
the coming election over there.-Dit-
toe.
Geo. Andrew Hickenlooper has
sued the Cincinnati News Journal for
100000 libel. The News Journal
must have spelled his name wrong.
That will make fighting man mad
every time.-Bowling Green Gazette.
The scarcity of two-d)llar bills is
supposed TO be due to the approach OF
election day in Ohio. The two-dol-
lar bill as naturally drifts toward an
Ohio election as mule does toward
slop-barrel.-Kentucky Democrat.
Professor Proctor has written u
long article on the chances in draw
poker. If the professor should come
to this state he would find many un-
educated men who would be willing
to test his knowledge of 1.-THE game and
who would teach him far more about
it than he has taught the public.-Ar-
kansaw Traveller.
Prof. Swift, Director Of the Warner
Observatory, Rochester, N. Y, an
nOunces that he has discovered new
comet, and that snow there are two
comets in the same field" The fact
that both are in the same field and
running like blazes suggests the idea
that they must be running for some
office.-State Journal.
The correct fall style for dudes will
be as follows:
e Gage-green pantaloons, skin tight,
an ochrc-color overcoat little above
the knees, a sorc-throat dickey, tooth
pick shoes and peach-blow colored
high hat and mashed-strawberry
gloves, an cycglass attached to silk
en- cord and a cane with crescent
shaped head.-Philadelphia News.
A Minister, upon being invited to
preach in a prohibition district of Ar
kansaw, said: ''My hearers, / under
stand that you have thrce-mile law |
in this state, making it fine to sell |
or give away whisky within three |
miles of a church or school house.
As have come here with the inten-
ton Of preaching to the men as well
as women, I'll state that there is jug
Of whisky under that log out there.
Fire up. gentlemen, and let's get TO
Observation-Disclosures Traveller.
Married, at the home of the brides
father, IN this county, last Wednesday
evening, Mr.. Jno. Smith Nickel, OF
Eel, to Miss Kate Sample, of Black
water.
Into the heap of congratulations
and wcll-wishes of hosts of friends
we shy our bouquet of choicest bless
ings in wishing unlimited happiness
and prosperity to groom so sterling
and a bride so winsome. (And hope
for the groom's sake that none of the
''Nickells" will be counterfeit.-Dedi-
Gated ty the compositor.)
We heard a good thing lately about
the dude, which is worth telling. A
Young swain, about to depart for the
city, asked his country sweetheart
what he should bring her, whercupon
she declared that nothing but a dude
would satisfy her. lie then asked If
he should bring her French dude, to
which she demurred. He then sug-
yested German dude, and she de-
lined most emphatically. He then
'aid, "Mariah, what kind of dude
hall I bring you?" And she said,
"A Yankee ude-'ill-do ."-Elizabeth-
own News. |!
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PRESENT POWER.
To-Morror Loha Tay oglWhen Help u
Hdaied 7o-DaL.

comfort is never In hurry. Pain and dis.
t:rss are III hot haste. 1t IL Ia the SIRE nj In
nee,l-the freni who does something nuw-
mat the old adage phys he romplim, III Of be.
ing - iriend ind,c'i." That the, do not Keep
the sufferer IN suspense Is the salient excel.
renee OF BENSiJN'S tATClNE POROUS
pLASTER,. The plasters " other DAYS
shether porous or otherwise sa ii-''Wait
until Tomorrow: Wecan promise nothing on,
ne spur OF the m',incnt," ntpain unrpiieye,l.
sons pIasters act on application. I he, DER.
inrate, SoOthe. warm and heat, containing. n.
the, do, chemical aud medicinal agents ~ ,hr.
highest efficiency. Their motto IL now, AID The
Genuine have The word CAPtlNk cut N the
bubble 81 each plaster. Price rs cents. s,a-
pry " Johnson, Chemists. New York.
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Good i'a, for agents. $40 tn s 90 per mo.
~ a'e se,,ing u,,i Hue Books AMI Bibles. Writ,
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AMI Foreign Patents. Washington. pc. All
business connected with Patents, whether be-
iore the Patent Office Mr. the courts, promptly
attended to. No charge made unless n patent
Ia secured may l5'S3-tf,
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BOOKS 100000

VOLUMES. the choicest literature of the worl.,
lOo RACES dialogue free. Lowest prices ,yer
know"; Nor SOLE by dealers. seiit for exami
nation before payment gu evidence Of good
ihith. JOHN Is. ,LDEN, Publisher.
~ Bon l2z7. Is \csey st., n. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

MARRIAGE OF MISS NE1EL.-On
Tuesday evening last at 2 O'Clock the
marriage of Miss Rosa N. NeiII,
daughter of the late Alex. Neill, Esq,
and DR.. Howard Osburn, of Jefferson
County, w. Va, was solemnized at
St. John's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Prospect street, by the Rec
tor, the Rev. Walter A. Mitchell, as
sisted by the Rev. Joseph Reynolds,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, and the Rev. f.
j. Clayton, of Smithsburg. There
was present a large concourse, COM
pletely filling the church, and COM
prising the many friends of the family
besides the following relatives and
friends from abroad: Mrs. I. hewitt
Steele and her daughters Miss Rosa
and Miss Katie Steele, and Miss Mary
Lawrence, of Baltimore; Mrs. Judge
Naulsby, of Westminster Mrs. Os-
burn, the mother of the groom; DIR.
and Mrs. j. V. Simmons and DIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Neill, of Charlestown, w.
Va; Mrs. Baird, of West Virginia ;
B1r. and the Misses Osburn and Miss
Patterson, of Pittsburg; Miss Bar
ker, of Philadelphia; Miss Watts, OF
Carlisle; Miss Essie Burton and the
Misses Allen, of Charlestown Mrs.
Warren CARROT and number of
others from Pleasant Valley. The
bride was attended by number OF
her young lady friends of Hagerstown
and from a distance, and the follow
ino gentlemen acted MS uShers at the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re-
naming in the Post Office at Charles
town, Jefferson county, w. Va,
November 3, 1888:
Mrs. Nellie Fields. Mrs. Flora
Johnes, Mrs. Lizzie Roleigh, Miss
Mary Williams, Miss MoIlic Linda
mood, Miss Edna Rarick, Mary Mer-
ricl1s, B. w. Byrne & Co., Geo. Ber-
ley, S. Carroll, j. Harry Deibert, j.
r. Guard, Jno. Holland, Frank Over
all, Thos. J. Hockey, Jno. Bowers,
Jos. Z. Sperry, Chas. L. Smith,
Horace Lucas.
The above letters, if not called for
within thirty days, will be. sent to the
dead letter office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are
advertised.
Benz. Z. IEIsESR1SG. p. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

WEEK OF PRAYER.-The week be-
ginning with the second Sabbath
[11th) i'll November, will be observed
throughout the Christian world as a
"Wcek of Prayer for Young Men
and Young Mems Christian Associa-
tiOns," Ivy all the Y. NJ. G. Associa-
tions. The Association here will OBJ
serve this special season as follows
Nov. 18th, Sunday, A. M,-Consccratiou
meeting. Topic-"Thc Holy Spirit )" Have
You Received Power from Him.
Sunday afternoon. 8 oclock-Qucstions
Worthy of Thoughtful Consideration.
i 18th. Wednesday 7%d 7PM. 1mp TttSed
Union Prayer Meeting in the Presbyterian
Shepherd and Tucker. have consented to de-
liver short addresses.
18th, Thursday, P. Opportunities:
Abused.
17h, Saturday, P. M!6nc More 0ppor-
tunity.
The meetings, with the exception
of Wednesday, will be held in the
room of the Association, which will
be comfortable and well lighted. 1t
is earnestly. hoped that our christian
people will heartily unite with the Y.
NJ c. A in their supplications for an
outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon
all classes, and especially young men.
Few christian people realize the fact
that youmg men are the most exposed,
most tempted, and least cared for class
in the community, and we trust that
there may be awakened in the hearts
of all Gods people deep anxiety,
Which will lead to earnest prayer fol
the salvation of young men.
DEVOTIONAL Con-. \. n. G. a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

county OF Jefferson, SCI:
Clerks Office of tho County Court.
The following is List of Deeds admitted to
record in said Office, during the week ending
November Sd, 1883
1. B. W. Herbert to Forrest w. Brown, True-
tee. Decd of Trust, dated November LIST, 1889,
conveying all the Property of the Grantor,
Real and Personal, for the purposes named in
said Decd. Date of Record, November I'd,
1888.
g Miss Lucy f. Allen to Mrs. Catherine
Myers Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated Oc-
tobcr Goth. 1888. conveying 80 Acres, 2 Roods
and Is Poles of Land. in Clarke County, Vir-
ginia, and Jefferson County. West Virginia.
Date of Record. November Sd, 1888.
s. Mrs. Catherine Myers. and her husband,
to Edgar Allen, Trustee for Miss Lucy E. Allen.
Deed of Trust, dated October Goth. 1883. con-
vcying 35 Acres. 9 Roods and 10 Poles of Land.
Date of Record. November Sd, 1888.
Tcste.
T. A. MOORE.
November G. 1883.
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The State of West Virginia, Jefferson County.
to-wit: At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Novcm-
Der 5tl. 1888:
behalf of himself and such other of the cred
itors of John SCHNEIDER, deceased, as shall
come in and contribute to the costs of this
suit, Plaintiffs,
Against
JOS. s. BREGONIER, Executor of the said
John SCHNEIDER. said Jos. 8. Bragonicr as
devisee of said John SCHNEIDER, Mary E. Bra
gonier. Eliza j. Webb, Robert c. SCHNEIDER,
Elizabeth Snyder and Jacob Snyder. her hus-
band, and George w. Orcm, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
TNHE object of this suit is to subject the estate
i of John SCHNEIDER. deceased, to the pay
mCnt of his debts, and to establish certain
debts against the same.
1t appearing. on affidavit filed in this suit.
thut the Defendants. Mary i. Bragonicr, Eliza
J. Webb, Robert c. SchindIcr and Geo. w.
Orcm arc not residents OF the State of West
Virginia. they are hereby required to appear
within four weeks after the date of the first
publication of this order, or the next Rule day,
viz: December Sd, 1888, and do what is ne
ccssary to protect their interests in this mat
ter. F. p. LYNCH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
November 6, 1S8sHit. Esprit Fee, se4s.1