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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-20

THE CHATTERTON-BoHRER COMBINATION.
at Mozart Hall next Wednesday night an
attractive programme win be rendered by
the company above named. The harp, the
piano, the violin, and the voice will all be
brought into requisition TO add to the en-
ioyIaent OF the occasion. The box-sheet
will be open at G. +. Johnston's on Mon
day, and those wishingio secure good seats
should call carly.
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MACISINIsTs.

r'oeEfh ii. HULCHrR, JOSEPH Il. Ross,
Late of Tredesar Works. Late OF c. and o. shops
HULCHER a. ROSS, PRACTICAL
- hACHINlSTs. l50s and 1910 east Cary
slIeet, near Fifteenth street, Richmond. Va Ma
Ee,ay E,nsry o. s knds repaired and put up carefully
xo,k, With the latest Improved machinery and
we Tel assured that We can give entire sxiis.
csesoa oou ~ v price and workmanship.
y 3-eodSms
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PROFESSIONAL.


1Eok9k l.. CHRISTIAN, FRANK w. CHRISTIAN.
Late Judge OF Hustipgs
Court OF Richmond.
4 iHRlSTIAN a. CHRISTIAN,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OfrIcE: Corner Twelfth and Main streets (over
Planters Bank, Richmond, Va. ia 2O-3m
ISAAC II. CARRISToS, EDWARD n. FITznuoH,
OF late firm OF late Judge OF the Chan
ouid Carrington. Gerry Court Of Richmond.
CARRINGTON L. FITZHUGH,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ills MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
iia2-3mi
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"GIvEwEA GLASS OF COLD WATER aud with
a teaspoonful Of TARRANT's SETTER APERrENT
will produce instantly a sparkling draught Of
seltzer water "moSt sparkling and inyigoraungn
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LARGE SALE OF BUILDING LoTs IN THE WEST
END.

Mr.. II. SELDOM TAYLOR, auctioDcer. Will sell
THIS AFTERNOON at 3H O'Clock THIRTY-FIvE
BEAUTIFUL LOTS in the western part OF the city,
fronting on Taylor, Dauce, and Ashland streets.
Purchasers would do well to attend this sale
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
h ENGAGEMENT OLE

DICHMOND THEATRE.
III ENGAGEMENT OF
ROSE Z 4 NGE
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY I'D.
the regnng Paiisian sensation, entitled
a PRINCESS OF PARIS,
q drama In four acts. adapted from the French %
Dumas by Cyri Searle. E-I.
TUESDAY EVENING, JASUARr 23D.
the latest and greatest t'nion-Square Success,
FELICIA.
played by her at the UniOn-Square Theatre, New
York. for 100 nights: produced everywhep with
the widest success: The sole right To produce this
drama Is vested IN Miss Eytnge. seats now ON
sale at the Theatre and Ramos.& Moses. Price,
as usual. j. 1s-its
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II. SELDOM TAYLOR, 81 p. NJ, q number Of
lots on Taylor, Dance, and Ashland streets.
RICHaOND BAzAAE, 10 A. 81, horses, mules,
NrhIcles, &c.
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Richmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY JANUARY 20, 1888.

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE D'sPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NL"s-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARENERsUIp y.

JANUARY 10, 1883.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTkER-
~ SHIP The firm OF OLIVER q BUSBY IS
this day dissolved by mutual consentJ: n. BusBf
having assumed the responsibility VI the firms
debts j. II. BUsBl,
O. II. OLIVER.
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HECKER's BAKING-PowDER Is perfect In every
respect, healthiul, thoroughly reliable, uniform IN
strength, and It's baking qualities cannot be sur
M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-20

A joint meeting OF the City Council
Committees on Finance and Gas was
held last night in the Chancery Court
room-F. II. Glasgow, Esq, in the chair
to consider the matter OF enlarging our
city gas-works. The consumption OF gas
has outgrown the capacity OF the works.
1t is barely possible now TO manufacture
enough to supply the city. Next winter
they will undoubtedly prove inadequate.
1t is therefore agreed on all sides that they
must be enlarged. The question is how
shall that be done.
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OFFICE OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

RICHMOND, VA, January o. 1888.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
IA ERS OF THIS BANK will be held At their
banking-house on SATURDAY the 10Th day Of
February next, at ~ O'Clock NJ. AT which time the
election of directors for the current yoar wlH be
held. II. g. BURNETT,
ia l0-td Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Re on all sales of Real Estate made betweenthe
lst Of January and last OF June the taxes for tht
present year have tO 'c paid by the purchaser. on
an sales made between the 1st OF July and last. OF
the year the taxes have % be paid by the seller.
lThi. custom was adopted about httcon years age
lV all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies TO Richmond and yicinD.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-20

BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is composed Of iron in soluble form; cinchona' the
great tonic: together with other standard RENE
dies, making a remarkable non-alcohohc tonic'
which Will cure
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
MALARIA,
WEAKNESS,
and relieve all LUNG and KIDNEY DISEASES.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Entered at the Posi-ofice at Richmond. 'a'' as
secopd-class matter.i
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UNITED STATES COURT.-The petit jury
OF this court was discharged yesterday
morning until IL O'Clock to-day, without
having case submitted to them. The
Court considered some civil cases. and
then adjourned.
To-day the case Of Thomas Deane, Of
Petersburg, charged with a violation OF
the internal-revenue laws, will come up for
trial. Mr.. w. B. McIlwaine, OF Peters
burg, has been engaged as counsel for
Deane, who was admitted to bail at his
examining trial, some time since.
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POLICE COURT. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
William II. Hickman (colored), charged
with stealing one cart-load OF manure. Not
guilty.
James Clarke (colored), charged with
stealing one silver watch OF the value OF
so. Guity-jaiIed for fifteen days.
Emma Anderson (colored, charged with
being an escaped lunatic from the Central
Lunatic Asylum. Sent back to the Central
Asylum.
Mary johnson (colored), charged with
trespass. Discharged.
Alexander White (colOred), charged
with stealing one oyercoat. Continued un-
ill to-day.
Frank Williams (colored), charged with
stealing one silver watch. Gulity-lailed
for fifteen days, with labor.
James Willis (colored), charged with
keeping and exhibiting certain gaming
table called chuck-a-luck. Continued un-
til to-day.
Edward Gilman, drunk. Jailed for if-
teen days.
Powell Albert, charged with indecent
conduct on the street. Fined %.
Christian Hartman and Harry Read.
charged with being drunk and disorderly
on the street. Fined 81 each.
William Green, drunk. Fined 81.
William Cox, drunk. Fined VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-20

CoUGus.-BKowS's BRONCHIAL TROcHRs are
used with advantage TO alleviate coughs. sore
throat, hoarseness, and bronchial affections.
Price rs cents a box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-20

If you doubt, come TO see u.s. snd We viii CURE
you, or charge nothing! Write for particulars
and q copy Of tie little book, Message to the Ua-
fortunate suffering"
Ask any druggis: rs 20 cur standing.
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MOZART HALL.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2iTiL
GRAND ATTRACTION.
THE CIIATTERTON-BOHRER COMBIHA-
TION,
EMBRACING
Mrs. CIIATTERTON-BOHRER
the World-Renowned litrp.st
MISS EMMA ). HOWE,
the Fayorite Soprano;
MR.. REINITARDT RICHTER.
the Eminent Viollnist
Mr.. TOM BULLOCK,
the Sweet Tenor;
HEIR ". D. ZEDELER,
the Celebrated Celloi-L.
and
LA VILE,
the Great Composer rad Pianist,
I'm one Of their
GRAND CONCERTS,
under the auspices Of the Mozart Association.
ADmTTANCE: General admission, 80 cents.
reserved seats IS cents. To members Of Mozart
Association, 90 cents for one, 10 cents for two,
aud : for three reserved seats.
Members must present their tickets when apply
Ing Tor reserved seats. and also show them at the
door Of The hall.
Box-shcet win be open at JonNsToS'S on MON
DAY, January 22d. Ja "
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
&c sl.sa,Tu&iA
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MANSFIELD, o., November 90, 1881.
G,ntlcmen,-I have suffered with pain In my side
and back, and great soreness on my breast with
shooting pains all through my body, attended with
great weakness, depression Of spirits, and loss OF
appetite. Ihave taken severa, observation-disclosures
and was treated by prominent physicians for my
liver, kidneys, and spleen, but got no relief l
thought would try BROWNS IRON BITTERs;
have now taken one bottle and half and am about
weli-pain In side and back all gone-soreness all
out of my breast, and have good appetite and
am gaining in strength and flesh. 1t can Justly be
called the king of medicines.
JOHN X. ALLENDER.
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THOSE DESIRING TO BECOME
Il CHARTER-MEMBERS OF THE BRANCH
OF TUE ORDER OF THE IRON HALL 10 be-
instituted at Thon's Druds' Hall VIII please meet
at that place, corner seventeenth and Main streets.
on SATURDAY the z0th fDstlnt. Al ~ Y. NJ. for
medical examination and preliminary arrange
ments. MYER ANGLE, ID. >. }.
Ja 1926
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AMUSEMENTS.


GALE OF SEATS FOR THE EN-
- GAGEsENT OF THE COMEDIANS,
ROBSON AND CRANE,
AT THE RICHMOND THEATRE
COMMENCES NEXT MONDAY MORNING,
at . O'Clock sharp at Ramos & Moses and The1-
tire. First performance NEXT WEDNESDAY
EVENING. For the list of plays see sundays Dis-
patch. jt20. 10
'VHERE WILL BE \ GRAND MU-
Il SlCALE given at the FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH, corner Broad and College STREETS,
MONDAY NIGHT, January %, 1888. Messrs.
Crank W. Cunningham, Marshall Ramos, aud
other well-known gentlemen who desire to help
the church will take part. Rev. III. 4. IupDer, ID.
d.. will deliver an address. The public Is respect
fully invited 10 ne prescnt 60 enjOy The most e&-
cellenl programme and 10 lid good cause. Doors
open at 7 O'clock Entertainment to commence ~
$50 o'clock. "a l9-3t
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fS~sl,000 REWARD viii De paid 10 any inc
mist who will find, on analysis u 100 bottles OF T.
:. s., one particle Of Mercwy, lodide OF fotas~
slum, or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ProprIe.ors.
Atlanta, Ga.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.

T'O MAKE HOUSE-PLANTS AND
i flowers bloom ard thrive, use the AMMONIA
TED FOOD FOR FLOWERS. sold at 20 cents
per package by l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
ia colts sixth and Broad streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-20
The Proposition.

IIILADLIFHIA, JHIIIITy ., 1850.
+. r. Glasgow, Esq, Chairman Joint Gas
Committee, Richmond, Va.:
Dear Sir,-We hereby offer to erect, at
our own cost, at your city gas-works, in &
building to be furnished by you complete,
Lowe gas-works OF guaranteed capacity
OF 700, 900 cubic feet per day, and to manu-
facture and deliver into your holders Gas
OF not less than lS-candle power for the
sum OF 90 cents per 1000 cubic feet, you to
furnish purifiers and station meter, and we
to have entire charge OF the gas-works,
and to furnish ell material and labor.
The contract for furnishing gas at these
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MEETINGS..

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The gentlemen
- who took part IN the minstrel entertainment
for the Howitzer's benefit requested 20 meet nc
Ramos Moses on SATURDAY NIGHT. 10th
instant, at O'Clock. 10 make arrangements t. re-
peat the same for the benefit Of Sir. J. y. COR
DIE. a2O-1ts
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He MEN,

DOYAL ARCANUM.-THE MEM
III BERS OF MCCARTHY COUNCIL. No. 1GS,
II. A., VIII attend a stated meeting at Schiller
Hall, 606 east Broad street ON THIS Saturday
EVENING. January 20. 1888, at 7:yO o'clock.
Members Of sister councils invited to be present.
by order OF the Regent.
Nh. FORBES, JR..
in COLT SecrLrry.
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rrowN,s IRON DrTTERs.

fnstead OF feeling tired and worn out instead OF
.ehe. and pains, wouldn't you rather feel fresha and
!. strons'
vo. e.o continue feeling miserable and good for
,o,,,rr. and no one but yourself can find fault,
nm, n YOU are tired Of that Kind OF life you can
change Il n you choose.
uowp by getting one bottle Of
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
and taking II regularly according TO directions.
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fla 20-eodlwl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-26
Transfcres of Real Estate.

The following is the lisl OF deeds admit
ed 10 record since our last report
Amos Conway aud wife to Andrew J.
Scase for 90 acres 10 Grant district adj
mitted October O.
VIM. II Umdle 20 same for Al acres 10
Grant district admitted October o.
John A. Lantz to NJ. aud Frank Trotter
Tor pt. lot 10 in Aurora admitted Octo.
Der G.
Isaac Rodeheav er to Susan Cutshaw for
80 acres 10 Pleasant district admitted DC.
tober 10.
Geo, 8. Deakins to John A. DeakiuS for
2i7 acres in Union district admitted Oc-
tober ~
Susan C0uiT TO Mrs Sarah Gorhsm for
part Of lot No. % 10 R1wlesburg admit
ted October 10
Ralph r Hon TO John A. Bucklew for
25 acres In Portland district admitted
October ~.
Samuel y. Lee 10 John NJ Freeland et
al for grantOr's interest IN lot % IN Gran
berry admitted October 10.
John A O'Donald 10 Bridget u. Galsg-
hor for 60 acres 10 Portland district; cd.
mitted October 10.
Nora aud Michael Lynch 10 Marshall
w. Crane for lot IN Cranberry admitted
OclObcry 10.
Marshall w. Crane 20 Mlchall Lynch
for same az above admitted October 70.
Hunter FOrtney to Allen g. Ellis for ilo
aCrcs in Lyon district; admitted October
16.
Benjamin y. Young TO Joseph Ellis fyi
Al acres in Lyon district admitted O5to-
Der 16
Nelson and VIM. H. Killing 10 Thoma,
Dorms for 675 acres in Valley district; ad
mitted October IL.
John z. Turner TO Thomas Trickett ant
Jernne Kelly for / lot No 4, and I lot No
3 10 the town of Independence adm lite,
October rs.
Henry Wright to Robert Wright for AZ
acres in Kingwood district admitted DC.
tobor 10
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SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN REF
ERENCE TO THE ATTEMPTED
BANK ROBBERY AT THIS
PLACE LAST JUNK

The attempted robbery OF Mr.
Jsckson's safe and the vault OF the
national bank OF this place on the
night of the Sth of last June is still
fresh in the minds of our readers,
and from recent developments it
need not eurprise them il those enga-
Sed in it shall be brought TO justice,
1t seems that during inc early Fart
of last year some eighteen expert
burglars and safe blowers left New
York TO ply their vocation in the
country, and that a portion Of them
made their way into this State. They
were successful IN their attempts
upon several post-oflices, and ex-
press offices, stores SC.
Through the efforts OF one of the
most efficient and succC lsful detect
ives in the service OF the p. o. De-
partment, t. p. Thallross, nine OF
these vilhSns have been arrested
tried, and convicted Tor their crimes
and are now suffering the penalty
IN various penitentiaries OF the coun-
try The detectives are in pursuit
of the others who will probably all
be brought to justice.
Some Of this gang were engaged in
the attempt upon the bank here az
one Of the convicted ones confessed
to the detective during the recent
term OF the u. S. Court at Carksburg.
where he had been brought ion sent
ence. The details of this confession
are not allowed TO go TO the public.
but We are permitted to know that
IT duplicates one or more persons
IA this locality as acoomplices with
the New York thieves, The case
will be prohed to the bottom, and we
trust that no effort or expense will
be spared TO bring the guilty ones Ia
justice in connection with one or
more OF the same class OF thieves
from an adjoining State.
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A Teachers Institute will be held
at Terra Alta on the following dayp.
commencing Oct. 29th;
MONDAY. ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
/, The Nature and Scope OF School
Work. Discussion.
2. Summary of a days work in a
graded school taught by several
teachers. Assigned 10 A. j. Elliott.
3. Summary of day's work in a
common school taught by one teacher.
A ssignsd to 3. fl. EIsey.
TUESDAY, NINE Am.
]. Systematic instruction course
Of grade studies for common schools.
2. Work OF the first grade-princi-
pies and methods applied TO class in.
siruGtion. Discussion.
ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
/. Work Of the second grade die
cursed practical methods exemplifed
by teachers.
Q. Qieriea
WEDNESDAY, NINE A. NJ.
l. Work ofthe third grade, discua-
zion Of theories and principles to be
applied. Class drills by w. B, Free
and.
ONE O'CLOCK r. n.
l. Work Of the fourth grade die
cusse1 Rectations, conducted by
Farley DeBerry.
@ WhetseI class.
THURSDAY, NINE A. II.
/. Fifth grade work discussed and
principles and methods compared
s r. Wiley.
Discussion the New Education
ONE O'CLOCK P. Il.
l. Map drawing by Mr.. M. S..
Brite aud A. f. Mcmillan.
Q. School Management, by DR.. NJ
T. Powell and Others.
3. Remarks by the County Super
inteudent.
Adjournment sine die.
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RowLEsBuRa.

Miss Lo,tio Wheeler, OF this place. Is
visiting friends in Grafton.
Tho Deltas and Kingwood club played
match game OF ball, Saturday. The
Deltas wero victorious Whoever that
young lady was who said that the King
wood boys were the best looking, was Ger
lalnly mistaken, for after taking a good
look at them. Saturday, we came TO the
conclusion that our boys are the hand
soonest.
w. w. Shock is having his store re
paired.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Cockerill, son,
October 13.
A party OF the young ladies and gentle
men of this place, went chestnut hunting
last week ON returning homo they got
lost In the woods, and after roaming
through tho woods for some time. they at
length reached the road, ard arrived homo
'leotle too late for supper.
There WAS social gathering at Mrs.
Bowmans, Friday evening. From all re-
purts tho cake was good.
James COttorill, who has been i'll for
sometime with typhoid fever, is now able
to go around once more,
Our town is making considerable i'm
provcment. The new pavement on Buff
faio street is almost completed,
Profs. Bayles and McMillen are appoint
cd teachers of the public schools of this
place for tue coming winter.
Mr.. Funkle and family, of this placc,are
going TO move TO Indianapolis, Indiana,
Tuesday next.
Locals scarce.
Chestnuts plentiful.
SNowDRoPs.
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Respectfully.
a. w. FREDERICK

DIED. At the residence OF her faith
or, Mr.. John II. Cool, Oct. IL,
1888, Louiss, wife Of j. VIM, Riley,
eyed twsnty-nine years,
The deceased was msmber Of
the NJ Z. church. She was convert
ed on the Tunnelton camp ground
10 1879, aud remained consistent
member until called from the church
militant TO the church triumphant.
Her last words we're words Of peace
and comfort, showing that she was
At peace with her Maker. She
leaves a husband and five children
to mourn her lose. May He who
tempers the wind 10 the shorn lamb
be their comfort and proteouon IN
this their hour OF sore affection.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Mariah Vsnzandt, plaintiff,
against

against
Ann s VanZandt as widow, and also as
Administrative of John Vanzandt. de.
cossed, James + Vanzandt, John w
McCue and Ada McCue his wife, and
Smith Crane, guardian ga Item fer Alvin
~ Vanzandt. Bruce II. Vanzandt and
Jennie . Vanzandt, defendants.
CHANCERY.
BY decree rendered by the Circuit
Court Of Preston County. West Virginia,
I'm the above styled cause, on the 2lst day
Of August, 1888 the said cause was re-
ferred 10 Joseph II Hawthorne, one Of
She Commissioners Of said court, with
directions to ascertain and report the
real estate owned by John 4 Vanzandt,
deceased, at the time OF his death, the
state and condition OF the title thereto,
the liens and charges thereon, the ~
mounts and priorities Of the same and TO
whom owing also 60 audit, state and
settle the administration accounts
Of the said Ann $ Vanzandt, Admins
tratiiX of said deceased. together with
any other pertinent matter deemed 90 by
himself OF required by any Of tie parties
COMs1ss1oN FRS OFEICE,
KlngwOod, w. Va,
September d. 1898.
The parties 10 the above mentioned
cause will tabo notice that ] shall, on
Tuesday, October 30, 1882, ri my Office
toFesaid. proceed 20 execute the fore,
going decree Of felereuce.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
Boptember, 1888.
JOSEPH ". HAWTHORNE,
2l-ft. Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION.

TNO Michael Broderick I'm his own right
n and as executor Of Lawrence BrSd :
erick, deceased. John Francis Broders
lex and stephen Frederick.
Take notice that shall, on the 10Th
day of November, 1888. at Kingwood
Preston county. West Virginia. nj tho
office OF Joseph III. Hawthor nc. between
the hours of6 a. m. and p. M. of that
day, proceed to take DISPOSITIONS ofChas
$. Fortney and others to be read as evil.
dence on my behalf i'm a certain suit i'm
Equity pending in the Circuit Court i'm
the county of Preston, wherein you are
defendants and l am plaintifT, And If
from any cause the taking of tho said
dispositions be not commenC ed on that
day, or If commenced and not concluded
on that day, the taking OF the same will
be continued from day to day, or from
time To time, at the same place and be
tween the same hours, until the same
shall be completed.
Respectfully Yours,
MARTIN BRODERICK.
BY his Counsel, Jno. Barton Payne.
Kingwood, w. Va, Oct. II, 1888,
10 l0-4t
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BLACKSMITHING,

WOULD RESPECTFULLY an
n noWnce TO the farmers of Preston
County and the public generally that /
have leased the Blacksmith Shop known
~ the MURDOCH STAND i'm King
wood, W: Va, and will carry on the
BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS
I'm all its branches. Special attention
given TO Country work, such as
Repairing Wagons.
Farming Implements,
and Shoeing Ho sps.
al Work Warranted 10 gre Satisfaction,
a liberal share of public path nag, il
respectfully solicited.
&e-All kinds of trade taken in ex>
change for work. ~gssN
Charges reasonable.
1884. GEO. w. RIDER
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j. BARTON PAYNE. I snac,.l Cam
Y. j. CROGAN, "P
W est Virginia,
County OF Preston
WEST VIRGINIA, SS.


At Rulos held In the Clerks Office OF
the Circdit Court Of Preston county, on
the first Monday of October, 1888,
Martin Brodorick ! In Equity
vs. on Hnd a.
Michael Brodorick ct nj. mended bill,
Tho object of this suit Is TO enforce the
payment Of tho plaintiffs account mark
od n filed with his original bill herein.
And IL appearing that the defendants,
Michael BrOderick, John Francis Brok-
erick and Stephen BrodeTick arc not ros-
dents Of this state, they are. therefore,
hereby required 10 appear here within
One menth aftor the dato ofthe first pub
LEGATION hereof, and dc what Is noces5a~
~ To- protect their interests herein.
Aud on motion Of tho plaintiff by
biz counsel II Is ordered that the foregO.
ing 30 published in The West Virginia
Argus, a weekly newspaper published
In this county.
A copy Test Smith Crane, CloTk.
Jno Barton Payne. Atry for Plaintiff