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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

TIME STATE or WEST yIEGIhIs, OHIO
county, IN t5e Circuit COart OF Chic county,
West Yirdniz. March Rulss, 1855.
HenJ ChrstnIn
Va
Jcha A. kImstrons, Alexander Con. Thomas y.
Armstrouz. and kobfTt H. GiHespy, partner,
doing business under the 6rm name u Arn-
strong, Cosn Co.
IN AssCNPTTT.
The objee4 Of this sait n 70 recover Judgment
IN favor u tee plaintif md against the defer dsns
upon q note dated at VII elLrg. ". Va, Octoler
II. 1888, AZ one year after cate, o. the order Of
Henry Christmsn, for the sun 81 seventeen hun
paysbIe Il the Commercial Bank, with interest AZ
III pr cent, which said nois Wa made By the frm
~ above composed, OF Armstrong, Coca Go.
Ard it appearing IRON "a sediTit aid n this
cause n these Buies tkkt 1EoDss j. ArfnstIoE z,
one Of tbs deisndan.s IN the above eBtitSd causs
Il cot rgssSsbt Of The State u Eeef yIrginla spd
was not resident Of aid etzte - TIE e0mnsncs-
meat q this salt, ard he not hsyBg been Leryed
With process II Tits suit, On the motion d % Q
pstpti5, By bis s11rnsy, this order q pabteziion
Is entered ssanst hiI, ana st IL ORDERED thai the
! 70 appear here within one month Htsr the dste
Of the first publication Of this order and d. shat 4.
nfcss.ary 20 protect b.s iDtsns; IL b iGrfnss or
dersd that this crsfr b pebshsd and sosea a 10
Eitpess, John W. p!lsssli, Oerf Of aid Csur.,
At the Court y 80 u aid county. Ihls a ird da,
| Of March, i3s9, 70 Wit: nEzeh haie,, 1855.
JUHH W. AITCBELI, clsrk.
Published the sHBG tire March T. Iss6.
Attest JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clark
e @. BARa, Attorney for Plsingd 1rsosv'
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ARK.
MORE WONDERFUL YET.

He. CarTenter, Henderson, n. Y, cured Of
Ps1riTsis or LeprosY OF twenty years stAud ding by
Cutjcua Remedies The mot wonderful cure on
record A dos painful Of scales fell from him daily
Pm, siciaps aud his friends thought be must die
Cure sEorn 10 before q Justice OF the Peace AID
Hspderson.s IaOst prominent citizens.
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psoRIAsIS, OR sCALY SKIN.

I John J case, u. d. g., having practlssd dent
istrv in tbi- country for thirty i've years and BE-
ing well known 10 Thousands hereS6onls, with a
yisw n belp any Hho are afflicted | have been
for the past twelve year. testify that the Cuheura
Remedies cured me Of Psoriasis or scay skin, IN
eight DAYS, after the doctors With whom had con-
suited gave me no help or encouragement
JOHN J. CASE, DDS.
NvwTON y J.
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CAPITAL PSiIEE, &7S,S00.

1857 Price, amounting s!6S, 800
Application Tor tstls 20 oIChs rhonld Nc made orlJ
o tna orhae OF tie Company IN Esn Orleans.
For further Information STits clearly, giT'ns iuL
.idrea. Postal EOIsS, Expros Money ~
Ter. c. SpN YORK Exchange In orlirsry letteI,
7urra,cT eycrrTosh iEll spu4 O! g. and upwards 81
lur ~ panss) sot.5SSsi N. =. DACPAiS,
New Orleans, Ls.,
" ~. a. DAUPHIn.
WasbtE gton, II. q.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable and ad.
iress Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAEK.
Kew Orleans, La
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your Cuticura Remedies performed a wonderful
cure last summer on one OF our customers, an olo
gentleman OF seventy wars Of age, Who suffered
nth n iearlully distressing eruption on his bead
AMI fsce, and who had tried all remedies and coc-
tors TO no purpose. .,r-g.co
TTY.praSL ARK
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling,

"neounE'
The market this week was only fair.
dessrs. Hudson 4 BayhA iarnish the TO.
loping quotations: ~
Cattle, 900 to LOO lbs stock Si94lc
DER h.; 800 to 900 los. 3i@34c per 10;
700 to 800 lbs. 3@3tc per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 81 4i3c Pc. b.
Lambs-Good at 5@6lc per H..
Calves-s3 OO@6 90 per head.
Sheep-3@lc per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March l6.-Tne Drovsi's Jour-
usl reportG Cattle--Receipts 5000 head;
shipments 5000 head; market steady;
shipping steers SO COOS Co; stockers and
feeders 81 1904 10; cows, bulls and mix
ed 81 1904 90; bulk So OO@3 Is.
Hogs-Rsceipts $4,000 head; chip.
ments 5000 head; market SLOW ard
steady; rough and mixed So 15@4 To-;
packing and shipping 81 1904 80; light
So 6O@4 10; skips So 00@3 IS.
Sheep--Receipts $500 head; shipments
1900 head; market slow at Is cent?
lower; natives % OO@5 so; lambs 81 OO@
5 SO.
EAST Liberty.
EAST LIsEsTY, March l7.-Cattle- Re-
ceipts 100 head; shipments 80 head mar
ket slow at Mondays prices; no shipments
to New York.
Hops-Receipts 900 head; shipments
1900 head; market slow; Pnilsdelphias
81 5O@4 60; Workers. 81 2O@4 30;
6 cars shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market very dull, ceiling quar-
ter of from Monday.
New York.
NEw YoRE, March l6-Beeves Re
ceipts AZ cars; beet ruled steady 7@9c
per ID. fer sides; exports 4l0 beeves, 4,460
quarters beef, 400 sheep, 400 carcasses
mutton.
Sheep-Receipts LOO head; market
quiet but firm; common to good sheep at
S. 0O@6 90 per 100 lbs,; ordinary to good
yesrhngs s. 25@T 40; dressed mutton q
trife 6rmer at 81 5000 so.
Hogs-Receipts 200 head; none Of,
fered alive; nomiIally triae frmer al
81 50@4 60 per 100 lbs
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o, March lG Hops
Steady; common ard light 81 1904 20
packing and butchers 81 0O@4 40; re
ceipts sl2 head; shipments POI head,
WOOL.
wheeling.
| M,zol lie
The market is very quiet sll around
The prices are the same as last week
with the exception of very slight soften
ing, and are as followE Fine fleece
washed, 3O@32c; fine fleece, unwashed
one-third of; coarse fleece, washed, 81
@32c; coarse fleece, unwashed, 20@2Sc
medium, washed, 3O@3sc; medium, III
washed, 2O@23c; tub washed SO93Sc
Demand for medium Aeeces is fair.
Philadelphia.
| PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-Wool-Quie
with prices nominal; Ohio, Pennsylvsbil
and West Virginia M and above SAC
s5c; Y 3l@S3c; New York, Michigan
Indians and Western fine or X and NJ
29@3lc; coarse 34@35c; washed, comb
ing and delaine 2s@29c; Valley Oregoj
fine l9@2lc; pulled supeT6ue 25@33c.
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B., Z & U. Railroad.
Leave Rallsirs Al SIS a, %, Tor Woodsasld and
Summerhela.
Leave Bellaire at $50 p. N. for summerfsid and
GSPtTs - Barlslrs. 1O:1os N. ard 5.G5 p. n.
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FINANCE AND TRA0F.

Money I I-2a3 Per Cent.-GovernmentS
Dull and Stsady-Stocks DulI-FlOur
Unchaugs Wheat Lower.
NI. Yosz, March l6-Money on call
easy 1t l903 per cent; prime mercsn'
tile paper at 495 per cent sterling ex'
cbanve unchanged
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TitusVnle.

TitusViIle.
TIrUsvLLE. Pa, March i6.-Pstro!eum
-Ooened at 78!c; highest 79c; lowest
isle; closed at 7Ssc; total shipments 3d.
29i barrels; charters 38,Ol6 barrels.
New YORK.
New York, March lG.-Petroleum-
Was dull and firm; opened at 1899, sd-
vsnced slowly to I95c near the close and
closed ut 78sc; sales 1880, 600 barrels.
Oil CITY.
OnCIrY, March l6.-Petroleum-Open-
ed at 1899; closed at Is! highest &c;
lowest isle; sales $4,000 barrels; clear
snces 22zG, 900 barrels; charters 38,0l6
barrels; shipments 84,294 barrels.
bradford.
BRApFoRD, March u. - Petroleum -
Opened at 78Ic; closed at 78lc; highest
79Ic; lowest ISLE; runs Is 9O7 barrels;
total shipments, S4,29+ barrels; charters
38Ol6 barrels; clearauces AS, 900 bar,
rels
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rrrICURA REMEDIES

Are old by kn druggists Price: CuticurH, 50
cents: Rrsolyent, SL(0; Soap, D cents. Prepared
by TIE PoTTKR DECG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boz:
ton, Gsss.
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mbeelin9 8e9ister
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a REVIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
n ExPLANArIoH OF REVERENCE MARES:
sDliIy tgundsy excepted. t4erdEy excepted
wheeling Tine:
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AND PITTsBuRss prvIMon.

WHEELING AND PIITsBuBGB DIyIAlOn.
Ou- snd after December ~, 1854, passenger trana
will rin :, follows wheeling t,n,si
pEPLEfUlys.
lor Pi'tIbGrtG- 0S . m, daily; & e p, m,
daily; 100 p. and 7:s6 o. NJ, asily sIVept run
day.
AREIvAil
. Prom Pitubuuh-s' - o. M, daily; II 30 a. IN. a.
From Misunderstanding . n, dfily rJrpi ~ n.
day; l0:gb p. m, daily.
T. X. LOED, Genera Psnsnxa Agent
y. DUNHAM, General Manager.
1T. LANE Trsvolin; Agent, Wheeling.
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Passenger Irsins dsiIy including sunday. Aassas
nodscon trains run daily except Buncay.
w. J ROBINSON
General Freight and Passenger Agent
~. q. TOMLlS con,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling. W. Va
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(oPaaArIss)
CLEVELAND A PlTTSBUk8 =. n,
Conden.sd time-t table Of pass<zssr trains .erro,-
cd 10 EUyEABkk a. iSss-CentraI Standard
Tine.
EAT ASD Soxrs To- pIrTsbTpe .sD cLzysLAaL
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TlNnE sIAl l. OF W tbl NIkrlHIai UNIV
/ county, in the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
v eel Virginia. March Rules, 1856.
Thomas OBr.en
10 Ghancery.
Thomas u. Armstrong.
The general Cb,eot Of this suit Is 10 obtain de-
cree in favor OF the Plaintiff assignce Of the old
hITo OF Armstrong, Coen Co, against toe defend.
am, for the SUN Ol three thousand eight hundred
ana thirty-eight dollars and thirty four cents So
$40 SD with intere from July H. 1885. due by the
defendant 10 the said hrn, aud assigned 10 tts
plaint n, aud to subject 10 the payment OF such
decree the money and property OF tie deiendan,
found In this - ,in, and particularly the amount
now due and hereafter TO b'c1ine due from
In mas O'Brien % assignee OF the Monitor Tow
boa, and Lumber Company, to the defendant sta
creditor Of ,aid company. ard 4 appearing from
an affidavit filed IN the cause that tire said defend
ant s a non resident Of the state Of Vest virginia
and proces. not having been Ieryed upon him, on
motion OF the plaintiff by hs collectors, this order
OF publication is entered against him; and 1t II or
defed that the T.Id defendant, 1houim Is. Arm
strong, "a required 10 appear within one month al
ter the ate Of The hrst pub.ica'Rn Of this order
a I'D do what s necessary 10 protect his Interests;
II f. further ordered thai this order be ruolhhsd
and posted as required by law.
NJ tue Courl House Of said county, this third day
Of March 1850, 70 Wit: March Rules, 1885
JOHN W, MICH IL, Clerk.
Published the FIRST time March I, 1886.
Atta,t,- JOHN W. MICHEL, CsrE.
HUBBARD RUSSELL,
sOl.ci'os for complainant. nIt1S
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COTTON.
New York,

NEw YORK, March l6.-CorToS-Fut
ures closet STEADY Of 5 points advance.
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n Crcr,,rrps-Neolsctpd

ThreSs coupons
FOurs and-a-hali exeuded ii@12
FOurs coupons
Pacific skies of I-O24
STATS SECURtTIEs-Neglected.
RAnRoADs-Quiet.
SrocEs-Extremely dull and almost
without other feature. Total es only
39S 500 shares Prices in the morning
we're irregular, but after the opening there
was @ weak tone, which was recovered
before | | o'clock. at which time the high
est prices of the day were reached After
midday the market was firm as rule to
The close, but late in the afternoon
transactions were so limited as to make
Quotations little more than nominal.
:. Paul was a prominent feature in sctiv-
ity and closed in final dealings with q net
Jain of z. Reading 10 down d. The
other coal stocks are shade higher. The
other changes are generally from ] to !
snd ore about equally divided between ad-
yaaces aud declines.
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SALARY $50 $50 q. ::::s -: =: &c: =
siuss s-saiE1 40 NsaF1A rugEa saAzJ p.a11ssy -
IN sarHass sEzts rasEArs E1l Esa ian p-1sasFree
rs Cent A. pa a.ktat No DostAis- Wsssa ssAa - ~
Msnareh Novelty c., AK s5e Chamber Ctneinnaho'
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We The uudenisnei Ranks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn In The Louisiara state Lotteries
which may be presented st our counters.
j. IL. OGLESBN, FIei. Louisiana Natl Bank.
\. IL. KESNEOS, Pres state SAuonAl Eank
A. BALDWIN, lres. Neg Orleans Natl Bank.
Incorporated in lS6; for % yeas by The LeSisls
ture !o- Educational and Charitable purposes-xith
a capital Of s., coo 0co-te which q Yeearye ta-d O
over $3.50, 900 IN. since been added.
By 81 overwhelming poplln vote tti franchise
sss made part VI the present State Ccnstituticf
adopted December ID, A. d. 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed By
The people Of any STATE
Ii never .es OF postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
p ace monthly, aud the Extraordinary Drawings
regularly every three months instead OF Semi An.
nusllv as heretofore, beginning March, 1856.
splendid opportunity 10 win fortune. Fourth
,3rsnd Drawing, Gas ID, IN the cademy OF Muuc,
New Orleans, Tuesday, April Is, 1886
I9lst Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PYiEZE, $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions,
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PETROLEUM,
PittsburE.

P.rTsSURu, PA. March l6.-Petro!cum
Dali but firm; National Transit ceitid,
Gates opened at 7Stc; clo,ed at 7eI2;
highest 79c; lowest 78!c.
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Send for show to Cure Skin Diseases"
the Complexion and Skin By
BEAU uSing the Cutfcura scan.
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NEW YORK FASHIONS.

SpripR and Summer Materials Now Bon
nets aud Hats-Parasols-Trinamings.
In choosing canvas there eau be no mis-
take. Ii is the fabric Of the day; the back
around to / know not how many different
pictures and provided you see smsng i!tu'
limitations, embroideTUgs, stripes, lace
works and other diverse imagiulnGs, the
familiar threads, travel on VITA confidence
and be sure among q dozen tOrked roads,
that spy one will be the right one. Let
me particularize. Illuminated canvas
shows on the ground WORK, corruscanon
Of colored wool thresiings OF which the
general effect resembles some rich mosaic
TOO rich in itself, but toned down by
Main combination; embroidered canvas,
We can readily imagine more or less
elaborate and usually done in wool but
sometimes in silk Striped canvas Is quite
= te.sure. A very jlbilee oil color Is
rsacbed IN gay Roman stT.cas but from
such elevation, every note is sounded 10 a
subdued shading ofous hue. Chsste ana
srylish contrasts ore Gotlceaoie'
too, are the pattern canvas
dresses brought out with the lover SKIRT
wrought in bsgadere stripes OF QrsaI a leo
widths, commencing, OF course, WIDE st tue
bottom. Lace effects are creation Sbu
wa have sll sorts of variations, from pat,
terms where the original canvas warp ana
woof almost disappear by reason Of fancy
weayings, to those which show limited lace
touches trayersiDg the plain surface at IN
;ervals Only. Other material moreoVe''
combines with canvas; yelve: stripes on
igures give diversity; bouretIs d0ttiuGs
spsrsely cover and occasional boncIe loops
afford evidence that winter ideas are not
al gone. Nor must 1t be forgotten taas
the canvas of this summer is IN improve
ment on that Of last. Bette; woven. PLAIN
canvas comes for combination or is part
OF the dress pattern. There is also prev
alence Of
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= Jt54tFs
TO The SHAMROCK.

TO THE SHAMROCK.
BY ELOIsE \. SEIMIS"s.
Is IL thy name,
Or Is IL fame,
I hat sends thrO' our hearts such raptrJJs lhrli
The roses bloom
Lifts not from gloom
The soul-e'en tho its beauty tina eye doth MI.
The lily white,
And violet bTtght,
Have A fragrance both eNubetaut aud rare;
But Faiths green leaf,
The Gospels sEeai,
No bgauteous dover can e'tr with Il conI are.
Thou three-lsagd stCm-
Faiths starry sgal-
Nav tina lands that bear thee forever ens1!i-e
St. PatriCk's Eame-
ST. PatriCk's fame
And three persons in One-tne Goduead divine
GODERICH, ONT, CANADA.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,

THINE rAsLk, CORRECTED ~ DEC. Is, lsss,
Trains leave fIa.HApdle Station. tcot c; Eie,-
enth street, near psslie landing - follows tsn-
trai Standard Nne-vhish 10 " min utes siovei
than whNsNnv time:
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CyTATE Or WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUE'
y tY.m. Marc Rules, 1856
Paul tiers, who sues oy
Elsie A. Bitter, hiE
next friend, In As.rr,a.,i
Va ssTNS
The Suprme Lodge
KNIGHTS Of Honor
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10Y TIE LsT'

and greatly to be missed were it not
there, is the capots which now seems an
;nsritutiou. Grsndmothers to the contrary,
there ia a great deal of good sense in these
mug little shspes. Easily gotten up; essi.
IL worn; not catching tie breezes and
blowing of or threatening to ee 50. They
stick by rs and We BY them. Nevertheless
there Ias been something of the grotesque
ali winter, In tks high perehsd front trim
ming of feathers, which las summer we
are assured is to be succeeded BY ioag
talked towers With rising heads, such s'
tuiips, iOuuuils, dafOdils, hyRcinths, pop
MES, crocusss, heather, etc. Some teS
more modest blossoms will give change
but height is the thing looked fol, TO tat
exclusion Of anything that creePS or trails
HAS aTe high crowned and oa them tn
lors punched bowers will look more II
Tssnipv There 9 gooS lazy fame.
straws brought ou:; slso NesPoltsn
Somstimss With fancy border. A passinI
drift Of boucle loopings has descended o.
certain straws, aud Tiers are 6pe corde'
bOnustslcrOcheted in shell patterns. fa'
can and leghorn strsws eonport with IN
yellow, which is to be fashionable this yea
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CRICK IN THE BACK, Stitch
E1A In the side, Cramps, sto1tng ana
IN A Sharp Pains, Rheumatic, SenraiSle
and seistie psin. and every , sEteTSai
~ AxTisPAIS FLAsIKR- A new and
feet SuIidr e n pain. &c.
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JAPANESE IDEAS

a. shown By crinkled surfaces aud those
peculiar designs liked By the Oaental5
American silks imbued with these thoughts
are extremely attractive, showing delicate
colors or dark, while fer combination II
desired, yome remarkably pretty figured
STYLES, For the youthful nothing sweeter
can be imagined, but for older persons, or
sven the elderly, they are admirable wear,
being dressy, cool and novel. Other styii
ish silks are wrought in the large twill,
which in woods has triumphed this winter
Sattseps are hard to Distinguish from sllss
and in the flower patterns OF India silks
now 90 much liked, or in tapestry cross
stitch. will form attractive morning dresses;
Thinner cotton goods initiate bsrges and
are queer looking in hieroglyPSic patterns
or stripes. Ginghams In new aud delicate
shades OF blue, pink or red with white are
cool looking and admirably adapted 10 GER
tNin persons. Some ginghsms are
embroidered. and We can re-
mark ths popularity of embroidery
in other cotton goods, such as null, both
white and colored, and esmbrics as well.
swiss muslins come embroidered IN Old
time patterns or in stripes Bstisie will be
in great favor both in cotton and WOOL;
large importstions of thin Veilings, sloat
ross etc, greet Us, while among thin WOODS
varied fancifully, we notice crocodile cloth
With stripes in self color or contrasting, as
slso. cable cloth with thick cords in cross
threads, to say nothing o. canvas Woolens
woven in imitation Of cotton goods; coth
being preludes to canvas wrought siIkS
brouSht out TO q limited. extent. In add
ton to thsss end other distinguished styles
Lord and Taylor shoy Ss usual, all man
usr of novelties in millinery.
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cover The som Of Two thousand Dollars. With To-
tsreyt from the lst day OF D'cEnh%r, 1884, money
due On q beUCft certificate or pJlicy OF Insurance.
is,ued IN favor Of the pAint1, whereby the dsisnd
ant agreed TO pay 10 ihe plslptir Slb0O % the
deaih oi John faul Birtsr ffis pilinths iathe'.
which death occurred on II sbOat the - Nov. m
Der. VS. And Il @ppezT'ng from a affidavit h.sd
I'm his cause that tbs aid oeiebdsnt 70 net raj.
ieui Of TIL. state The Fald defendant n hereby -.
qu rel 20 appear within 0ns mo IN sisyr The dst'
Of The hIs, publication asieoi sId % Nht 1,
nsressaTy 10 protect It, IntEret hfrsEn.
Witp.ss. Joau ". Mitchell, Iisrk o. raid Court
A. the Ga IN House o. iaid cOHniy, tEig ed day d
March, so, 70 Wit: ksrrh Rue. issg.
PuhIi,hed he Grrt time SUeh 4. JtSs.
At,est.- JOHE " MITCHELL, Clfrf.
DpyFHER d ELsDs and RrssELL a SIITEL.
rnrtdavt ATTORNEYS for PlsinIih
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GoyEayMxyrs-Dull aud steady.
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q. q D. e. R--EAsT.

Express Chicago and COl(.
Express Chicago and Coll :.
Express Chicago and COL.
Evansville Accom-.
Zsuesyille Accom-.
Bellaire and Sc. Glars.
Vile Ry.
ID En nannf
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| .ss[[||l!!! IND
;;Sl(IE
FURNITURE
CARPETS!
fsYfES6T1fEN
UNDERTAKING

vNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
/ county, in the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
es, Virginia. March Rules, 1856.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-10-08

T7IRGINIA.--IN VACATION--In the
v Clerks Office, Circuit Court of Au
gusta County, Sept. 2Sth, 1886.
Robsrt L. Parrish, Plaintiff.
George M. Bartholomew, The Pennsylvania
and Virginia Iron and Coal Company, and
David Kunkle, Defendants.
IN CHANCERx ON AN ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit is to recover from
the defendant, George M. Bartholomew, the
sum of one thousand dollars with interest
thereon from the LIST day of May, 1884, till
paid, less one hundred dollars paid on March
"a, 1885, due to the plaintiff from said defen-
dant, George M Bartholomew, and to attach
any estate, debts or effects belonging or due
to the defendant, Geo. M. Bartholomew, in
the county of Augusta, and especially the fol-
lowing estate of said defendant to-wit Two
fifths of the following parcels of land includ-
ed in the Elizabeth Furnace property. to-wit:
Lot No. s containing 156 12-100 acres, No.
IL containing 1859 70-100 acres, No. 16 conz
tanning Is acres, and No. y containing III
29-100 acres, and also debt ne IRON thu
Pennsylvania a. Virginia, ron and Coal
Compan@ 10 Geo. NJ bartholomew of about
&c 227 81, IA interest from December l1th
1891, winch debt is secured by ven9 ors lien
3n TWO dfths of the above naDled tracts of
land.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the de-
PENDANT, Geo. M. Bartholomew, is non-resi-
dent of this State It is ordered that he do an
pear here within one month after due pubIi
cation of this notice and do what is necessary
to protect his interest.
Teste,
B. F. TERRY, Dep. Clerk.
Perish, p q. oct1 4t