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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-16
Why rre.iaeni Grey :. Economical.

Sane correspondents Of Lon5cn papers AZ
PARIS crack jokes az frsssj.u; Grevy's pre-
s,.Ess.s: thrifty h,.isits. Thss Is great erro<.
N dn,y exFs-;ssis al the sums voted by par
i:sEssc=.t for the wants OF lis position. He kes
- civil 1t csII 81 witch TO draw 20 rei1ey.
hs laEsc and hlini He lives Up 70 his sasa-y
81. sc 9 ySA- Be- ro-h.nS oS1l;-cs him 70
exhaust n private fo-;u-c sGr ;As S=ks q
making sy.lasieS That .oiiy KS pisyci o1-
" AarNahon. who ROE de-ply lsssscnis his
-Iii-AlEfy. Il Gnvvy h 10 ai--zri Il
sr.s-.iairy charity quietly, AZ. ;tsre a-e -sv-
.-fai iIsssSrsps wksre re has do1z -o-sa By
Nth tlt On eossiit;nsl rce 70 End !. hiazszsc=i
= aSze -fs-osi-ssa Ea<lA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-16

The Arkansas Valley editorial con-
veniion will be held in Garden City
April 10. An excursion Ia the Rocky
mountains or TO the Pacific coast !,
suggested Ii is believed that the
walking will be good by that time
IyauIoe Times
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-16

The Telephone company started a.
Dodge To build line f,um that plac'
to Meade Center, or an zed last Satur-
day at Dodge Guy. Nj. II. + Cox
was elected vicr-pre- ie :. Estimate,
were re"eiv"d pu ,jnp The cost II tn
linr at 5000. Ihrl. is no doubt bu
This line VIII be bull, al oace.-Mesd
County Globe
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-16

\ man at the telephone shouted Hello,
there; why in thunder don't You sieaE
Iouder.- An angelic voice replied w hsi
did YOU say.T Oh exclaimed be, recogniz
ing the voice Of the daisy at the central Office
excuse me: thought was talking with my
WIZ. --ExchanZe
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-16

~I.h. Attain, how hzpxsy ~=euii be aso1e
AKA s,sz % a Gziet sizDi ID tie distant
prs2a~ -f1svc VOC aay osiszr wish. aezrz<s
Era ~os. yss- do as M = sz.sun sirk.s
s,x the c,xra
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-16

IL Iz.ss- c-aE be-e Is fox pksocsz-zslay
ami yo15S ia.isss WHO hare tssza tzkizs -
sos n r4srtsz.s AID k<.zs fss-s-l- for ssysEz-
yca-s srs giving tne4- sttea;so<. 10 tbe c.aara
s'ae Who sz.Fz<s raz-sr-,iS tx tbs rsr1r "a.
Is tie Lnzsso<e-z say tel Is tAs-x are over
sho amateur phoso-r.faerS n .kis ei-y Az: -
Mr. 3ar-ssr Jams E1s-z
Lo1es's Saz<A.~-, > sasi - he very s>usf-
ful IA she ar. =oi ssaay ~czsz tstsirs n
- p<<sinse. -bzssn CE- Cs5xSc }z<rzAi
We sae I.xs.@o soss q aur !. Az<rs>
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-16
Lack of English Judicial Dignity.


The painful lack of dignity displayed by tn,
English bench at trials in the higher courts is
a matter to be greatly deplored. During &
trial, not only are the questions of barristers
and the replies of the witnesses of n ocular
sort never restrained by the judge, or the
laughter which invariably ensues never
checked, but no opportunity seems ever los,
by the judge himself to say something
funny" and therefore provoke laugh. In
short, instead of instantly stopping laughter
(which ought to be the rule in every dignified
court, except in the most exceptional cases,
The judges not only do not stop it-they actu
ally encourge il.
venture to say, and am confident l car
not be fairly gainsayed in doing so, that in
almost every case that comes before the high
court of justice in its different divisions, be il
N queens bench, common pleas, exchequer,
or admiralty. laughter seems as common, IL
not rs necessary, n commodity as the cita-
lion of authorities. Take any issue of any of
The daily papers when the different courts are
sitting, and read the law reports. and you'll
see how often tlaughterl. loud laughterl. ire
1cwcd laughterl and Ia laugh appears in the
reports Of the various trials going on. AnC
Dear in mind at the same time that these re
ports are by no means full or verbatim ac
counts. but are greatly abridged. One day
recently. just for the fun of the thing,
countci the daughters in one days report o.
, trial which lasted some DAYS. Twelve time
vas the word Ilaughterl recorded in less than
1 columns Observation-Disclosures in San Fran
:isco Argonaut
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-16
FROM DiGH1ON-

The Question, Will the County Sup.
port the Town Fully Answered.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29
Judicial Sale.

Pusuaul To rnd 10y virtue OF decree
OF the Circuit Court OF FRO ton County,
West virginia, rendered ON the 2nth ia,
Of August 1856 In the chiuc"ry cause OF
VIM. NJ Dent Nc ". Joseph A. Aunnn
ct al, the undersigned Special Commiss-
'oner Will on
WEDNESD NOVEMBER -, 1856,
the same being "a court day. at the trout
door OF the cOur-houre OF said county at
KingWoud, make public sale OF the fol
lowing described real estate, To Wit
a ccaItain dwelling house, store bust.
ness building and tho lot OF ground upon
which the same are located bJlug iOt y >.
q on railroad stree. in tho town e.: Now
burg in said county, and owned by W m.
b. Annon decd at the time OF mis- death
and previously conveyed To HIM by
Nathaniel stevenson by decd OF record
in Decd Book No. 10 page lIG. OF the land
records OF said county,
This j. the property &C, upiCd by the
late VIM. Il, bunon at tho time of Ills
death. The dwelling house WAS Quit by
him Tor house convenient To It's busi-
uess. 1t is we'll built, q admirable s.Ze.
and style anu most certainly an elegant
home
The store building was also built by
Mr.. AnuOu adjoining his dwelling house
with AN eye 10 convenience ana the re-
quiremcuts OF the large mcichantIlc bust
ness operated by him. NewDurg is an
excellent business point anC the above
property Is certainly worry desirable one
- any party desiring good location tor
tho pW pose OF carrying pn e mercantile
business.
TErMs or SALE SAID sale will bo made
FOR suiucient cash IN Bdnd - pay costs
OF suit ana sale and tho residue upon 4
credit OF one Two and three yeIS tho
purchaser executing Thereon interest
bearing notes witn good security.
JOS. -. uAN TnORNE.
SPECIAL Con iIi~ siOHcr.
Bond and sccurly has Docn gwen la
the above mentioned case by SAID Com
missioner as required bY law.
Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk
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judicial Sale.

Bowman y Halo's slm'NO
". Il kyfti|y.
l.. Il J. IL. lipNco'dh
In pursuance OF decree OF the Csr-
cult Court OF Preston County, rendered
i'm the above styled cause ON the Is day
of August, 1856. | shall, om tho
"ith DAY OF NOVEMBER 1856,
at the front door of the courthouse of
said county make puhlic sale of the land
ia the bill aud proceedings mentioned
being
53l ACRES OF LAND SITUATE IN
RENO DISTRICT
Of said county, ami the Same tract which
WIS conveyed by Epilom Cnamhcrs To
Lucinda Lipscomb.
TERMS OF SALE; Enough 'ash in
hand To pay costs OF suit and OK
penses ct sale and the residue upon a
credit O; e, II and Is months, the pur-
chaser executing interest holriug notes
WIKI good security
>. J. CROGAN
SPECIAL Commissioner.
Bond AMI security hn> been given 10y
the above named Commisstuncr,i abov g
cause rs required by law,
Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29

a CORRESPONDENT writing from
Terra Alta to the Wheeling Register
speaks as follows of politics in Pres.
ton County:
There is great dissatisfaction in
the Republican ranks over the nom.
nations of their ticket: John p.
Jones their nominee for the Legisla.
ture seems to have the Golf enter
prise--i. G. 1t is alleged he seuds
his spare money out Of the State to
be invested.
VIM. G. Brown his political oppon.
ent, during the mine disaster, as
soon as he was informed Of the min.
ers being buried in the mines by the
explosion, he Immediately wired the
superintendent Of the mines. Draw
on me for one hundred dollars - and
this through the prompting of his
generous mind that is always ready
to help the fallen or unfortunate.
An other Republican ticket. judge
J. r. Hokc, for house of delegates.
was nominated over az good soldier rs
Preston County had IN The Gell. and
this issaying n good deal for Preston s
sons were all good. Judge Hoke is
not land owner unless the rumor
that reports the Judge as buying q
small piece Of land Immediately aC.
ter his nomination for fear OF being
called q Carpct-bagger be true), he
has no interest Gnan cially or other.
wise, with our people other than his
own up uilding Taking these things
and many more that can be truthfully
stated into consideration. / think the
Democracy will pull the majority Of
the "banncr county very low this
fall.
julius X. Monroe The worthy
young man that the Democratic con.
vention endorsed at Terra Alta on
the Twelfth could just as easily have
been unanimously nominated as he
was unanimously endorsed, but he
had published his card and written
his friends announcing himself a
candidate, subject TO the decision Of
the voters at the polls, when It was
thought there would bee no convcn-
ton this is stated in justice 10 the
young mans motives
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29
HCaG This.

have just received my new stock
of furniture for the fall trade. Out
doing all previous efforts to please
the public offer new attractions.
magnificent in quality and unrroced.
entcd in prices Now is you, cas-. ,'.
"a | will allow no one to underseh d.,
in goods of quality equal to those |
offer. Shoddy goods made TO sell,
not TO wear, can be sold at prices
lower than any honest article | offer.
Such goods are dearly bought at any
price, and those who are misled into
purchasing are welcome to their so.
called bargains With that class of
trade | do not compete but / wish il
distinctly understood that | will
match my stock with that of any re-
putable firm and fully equal them i'm
sty le,quality and prices. Comparisons
solicited, goods freely shown and cx.
perienced buyers especially invited
to look at my new line of goods. Let
there be no favoritism let the exam
ination OF my stock he most critical
and as l mn thoroughly acquainted
with the manufacturing of furniture
by hand and have always made it a
point to select the goo 5 which are
the best made. and if cannot plain
ly show you that it is to your interest
to give me your trade you are under
no obligations to purchase.
Special attention given to under
taking and all work done promptly
and neatly.
recently purchased a neat and
respectable hcarse which will be at
your service on all funeral occasions
if desired. Charges will be moderate
and according to distance.
Very respectfully yours,
j. III. RoDEHEAVER,
oct. %, 1t Terra Alta,W. Va.
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DEArn on coLcNnL carsIr.
ga Randolph COunty--A Shcth oT
his Carccr--I at King
wood.

OA Nah0olph County, >hcGh "a
his Carccr--Intcrment at King
wood.
Correspondent Of the Intelligercer.
BEVERLY, W. VA, Oct. 2l.--Col.
c. J =. Cresap died at his home
here this morning at 6 o'clock. in his
hfty-arst year. Colonel Cresap went
to his Office ON the morning Of the
18th inst. about 6 o'clock. and was
found a few moments later in help.
less condition, he having been strick.
en- down with paralysis in that short
period. lie was taken to his room
and was never after able TO be up.
He was born in Preston County,
Va, August Il, 1886, being a son
of GusIavus Crcsap and Rhuha.
ma Pindal Cresap, the later suryiv
ing him.
He came to this county in Febru-
airy, 1866, and entered into his pro.
fession, attorney at law, in which he
has been very successful. He was
married January %, 1870 to Mrs,
Agnus G. Crawford.
During the late war Col. Cresap
served in the Confederate army, and
during his service was one of the
representatives of Preston County in
the Confederate Legislature of Vir-
ginia. He served this country as
assistant prosecuting attorney for
some time. He was elected in 1890
TO represent this, the Fifth Delegate
district, composed of Randolph and
Tucker Counties, in the State Leg
islature.
Col. Cresap was staunch Demo.
crat, and one of the most prominent
leaders in this part of the State, and
will be sadly missed. In his death
the bar loses one of it's most promi.
nent and efficient members, and the
county and community a citizen,
whose place will be hard to fill. 1t
has cast gloom over people such as
has not occurred here for many years.
He had sterling qualities, and his
large heartodnes' will never be for
gotten by his many friends. He was
special favoite among the children,
and will be greatly missed by them.
He was well and favorably known
throughout the State, and his many
friends will hear of his early demise
with sorrow. His remains were ia
ken to Kingwood for interment.
Mrs. Cresap, who still survives him,
and his relatives have the sympathy
of the entire community in their
great and sad bereavement.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29
"A Mothers LOve-A Practical
ILLUSTRATION of It's Power.

"A mothers love Whit potent thing
u A.! IL viii melt the heart of the most
hardened criminal, when no other inilu-
cncc would be CilcClual No one but n
mother knows it's itIil meaning, but every
one can appreciate il ii they will. IL II
known, though, That it means slccnlcss
nights, care, Inconvenience, and, ii ne
ccssary, want, hardship and death. But
the subject has been too elOoucutlv
treated by the swccicst poets and the
oblcst writers To- furnish an essay for
these columns. Too many practical il
lustrations occur i'm every day lite for IL
TO be dwelt upon, so that II Is unnecessary
to speak of the subject further i'm order
To make the reader understand the full
meaning of what is 20 follow
Mrs. Henry Schuulcn, OF Ashland
hy, writes that her daughter has been
cured OF deafness which resulted from
chronic catarrh. She tells how she had
lost all hope of her daughter her ideal }
being cured, and how oycrjoycd she ia ut
the result. After trying many remedies.
she says PERUNA brought a cure, and
that the daughters hearing ia restored.
She concludes, by speaking i'm the most
ilattcring terms Of PERUNA, and then dc.
scribcs In the most lovely manner tho
happiness it has brought her, and reviews
the distress she experienced while her
daughter was afflicted
DIR. a. Il. Ong, Martins Ferry, o..
writes g. have q large trade on your
PERUNA. Think tits grand remedy"
Mr.. Robert &. Hannah, 1olcsborouch,
Lewis county, Ky, writes: / write 20 in
form you of the great benefit / received
by the use Of your medicines, PERUNA
and MhNAG1N. / had been low spirited
and very sick for about six months with
bad cough, aud my friends thought
had consumption tried number OF
patent medicines, and most Of thc doctors
in the vicinity (and we have some as
good ms YOU can find in the country,
but they did me no good whatever. Our
merchant, Mr.. Gillespie, insisted upon
me trying your remedies. ] did so, but
must cay, ] had little faith I'm them nc
first; before lad consumed my first
bottle, / noticed change for the
better, and to-day ! ana entirely well,
and as sound n man a5 there Is in the
vicinity. ] credit my cure to your valu-
able rcmedics, PEruNA end MANALIE,
and recommend them ~ al. OF my
friends"
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WHY We ARR DEMOCRATS,

Or, Principles and Policies OF the
1mericdh Democracy BY 5. :.
BLOOM. Containing a concise state.
ment of The leading principles of the
ID Gmocratic Party of the United
States, as tauGht by the fathers OF
the Republic, 5enuneiated in the Ma.
tional Platforms, and proclaimed by
representative Democrats from the
foundation. OF the Government to the
present day.
limo. Price, cloth ST. paper, 90
cts. Addresses. =. BLOOM, Shelby,
Ohio. 's"
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THE LEADING LAW PERIODICAL
OF THE COUNTRY" TIC Nation.
....,. s> April s, lSS6,
.s.m.a THE
AMERICAN LAW REVIEW.
EpiroRS;


!. .l.UCIJN EATON, ESQ. 81. I ouiS. E..
/. JUDGE SEYMoUR -, TuOMPSON,
ST Louis, author OF Negligence, Home.
LEONARD a. JONES, ESQ Boston,
author of Mortgages Railroad Securi.
ties etc
Contributors To ne FIRST three
,,umberS OF cUrrent CoiUme: David
Dudley Field, Esq, New York; Ed.
mond Kelly, Esq. Paris, France !;
Alexander Martin, Esq, st. Louis /;
Gen, Alexander IL. Lawton. Savan,
nah /; {. G. Bonney, Esq, Chicago /;
Hon. John +. Dillon, Now York /;
Sidney G.. Fisher, Esq, philadelphia;
Eugene McQuillen, Esq St. Louis (;
Morris Gray, Esq, Boston; G.. NJ.
Lambertson, Lincoln. Ncb.; Elisha
Greenwood. Esq, Boston; Edward
g. Eliot. Esq, ST. Louis Mr. Jus.
tice Miller, of the Supreme Court of
the United States Mr.. Justice Wea.
therby, Of the Supreme Court of No
va Scotia Hon. Thomas NJ Cooley,
Ann Arbor, Mich; Simon Stcrne,
Esq. New York and many others
ofequal prominence.
The Review is published every
two months six times n year.
Each number contains
/. Good leading articles on practical
subjects. by such able writer's Ns TIL
above.
IT. digest al noarly all recent Amer
lean and English cases, with directions
how and whore To procure IA full report OF
each casa ut from ten tu fny cents,
Ill. Editorial notes at current legal
topics,
~. Reviews OF recent law books.
The editorial notos and book reviews
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offer at private sale, on reason
able terms, ID stands of common
black bees, some in Lanstroth hives
and some in the common hives; good
colonies Some fifteen or twenty tons
of hay; lot of wheat, buckwheat,
corn and corn. fodder; two second
hand moving machines, one first
class wagon, one horse rake, plows
and other farming implements; one
yoke of fine work cattle, two mares
and two colts and one driving animal,
Also lot Of household and kitchen
furniture and many other articles of
value.
Call on or address, until Oct. 80,
1886. the undersigned.
JNo. II. Brown
Kingwood. w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29
Neryousncae.

The moment there o. danger Of impair.
mcnt OF the mind from excessive nervous.
exhaustion, or where there exists fore..
bodiuRs OF evil, desire for solituda,,
stunning and avoiding company, vertigo,
and nervous debility, or when insanity.
has already taken place RERUNN pptB
MNNhLIN Should be implicitly retictkon.
But 1t is never well 10 wait IS long Dtlefe,
treatment is commenced. ..tlhG' cnfiyi
symptoms are loss OF stroHSth, softASss'
OF thc muscles dim or wcalC sight, bccul,
liar expression OF the faec and eyes,
coated tongue, with impaired dfgestion@
or on others, certain powcB unlYarc Fost
while they arc Otherwise ncnioyihk COM
parriycly good hcaltii. In All theSc1PRis
RuSN and AlANALiy ChouiIINt .oiice1 be-
taken. .f' ro'V 81 a,r1s
Mrs S. Smith, Ii.nvilc' T.Gwfenees
COUNTY, Pa, writes: "DR. s, B.lrARf1'
Man & CO. Columbus .. haycbeSna
great sufferer loricn years. 1tsccpetas
ih'u .i every organ IN. my body was dis
ca+ci at ono time ora11'iicr. ] had aboJ1
given up a.i hopes, wirl ! commented
taxing PEHU&t AMI hFpNh INK inn
m"dItciy ty'yap ~ in ,rDvc, ~ s7inonuss
and PAIN q. appeared, sireuJiJfirndonliJs
returned and uJW / a'u asswou AZ evst
in uy life. a1d owe it All tyyour PsaU~
MA and 1lANfLtN. ] .rcGonmendod' n
to my fdsuIynhI 10 givcg.bcuer satisfaeS
ton .ha1 aly other msdicino.I overheard
or"
Miss Maria Rodcrick, Warren, Ohio,
writes "It is with pcasu7t sodiaqfy
tn1uss That I vritetO 1you' 10 teH,N9odsdfs
th' grptbcneft tharc dctved' Raorh ms
use of thc PEHuyA have used seVSfaF
bottle of your PERUNA, and can safely
say DO hasd3ne SIN g gre5ksdesSi- N good.
J h1vc improved cvlrsjnce cDmUlp Bted
'.r "'t' 90 .. .l,I.i-.-..-s. 20, +T
MrEaEi ~ NH55bpf. sBtwabuSg ~.
.wrbsboad .us eetitac scr y, ltUuE n ,aafeF
jrvin "a Esnd y, ldl'tsf ~ 81 k4tes'gtas
crIIcut satisfaction ,'o,Cs -
Mr. ThouugA Actor, BrUottyn Village.
o.yclanth OHIO, s,tyS:'y . Z .fcc6iged. a
scvtft woiit1 mfhy boz hy' tr5Shi5in1 On
q i2a. 1tilflmtt aiii WIS pafiiiuf hf,d
,y6t~1 fHiH tysY fthsSh i6'fGarf6tRset
nv. Y9gr sHlSe Rgge Tons 9s - 3 ~
1Teih tah5ns'andthG taking. on your. bi..;.s.
RuVA and MANALrEwcfe f6fi0@ed TO 1tffsS
letter and, thanks toyou, my foot Is en-.
.rcly we'll, and am happy"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29

preston Co Journal, Oct II, 1850
Mr.. Henry G.. Beatty voted for
Abraham Lincoln in 1860 He sent
to Wheeling for his ticket, and paid
70 cents for it.
BY referring to the Code
of 1860, we find the following: "a.
In all elections votes shall be given
openly,or viva voce. and not by bal
lot; but dumb persons entitled to
suffrage may vote by ballot"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29

Chronic catarrh usually indi-
Gates q scrofulous condition of the
system, and should be treated like
chronic ulcers and eruptions,
through the blood. This disease
has been cured in hundreds of ca
ses, by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Price 81. Six bottles, So.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29
Judicial Sale.

Martin ByoiCiCk
". "a f,.auItt.
Michael Brodcucl., ct 40.
BY virtue ola decree ct the circuit
Nourt OF Preston County, rendered in the
above sly led cause on the lOth daV ni
December. ISIS, vii. ON "Wednesday the
''' luV OF NoUCHibCr 1856. at the trout
s said courthouse. the same being
t.t ~. proceed 60 sell at public
auv..t. highest bidder. the roa!
estate I.. decree directed to be sold
Said real a. ate consists OF
li3 ACRES OF LAND
situate in Lyon Districtot sail county,
about one mile from
AUSTEN on TIE B. a o. Il. X.
This tract is known as t,c Lawrence
Broderick Farm, and has ou IL good
orchard a dwelling house, good barn
and excellent water, the whole tract be-
ing uuderlaid with the Austen Coat
Vein.
TERMS OF SNLNs Enough cl>h tu pay
costs OF suit and sale auJ thr residue
upon credit OF q. H. and Is months, the
purchaser executing therefor his
notes bearing interest with good security.
4. J BROGAN,
Special Commissioner.
Bond aud security has been given in
the above mentioned suit hy said Com
missioner - required 10y Jaw.
Test;
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-29
Order Of Publication.
" EST VIRGINIA, 81. .

w EST VIRGINIA, -.
At Rules held
in the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court of
Pres,on County, on tho first Monday Of
October, 1886,
J. W. WEIGH =, signeo Of Chambers y.
Glenn, rs.
Andrew Nelson.
IN DcbL
The object Of this suit - to enforce the
attachment lien Of tho plaintiG upon u
portable steam saw mill and other person
al property Of the do endaut Nelson, sub
ject Ia said lien, and also against his real
estate situate in this County.
And II appearing that tire deiendat An
drew Nelson, Is not u resident Of This
state, be n, therefore, hereby required to
appear here within one nOlth after the
first publication hereof and do what is
necessary TO protect his interests horein
And Oh motion o! the plaintiff by his
counsel IL Is ordered that tho foregoing DO
published in THE WET VlRuINGA A.
at IA weekly newspaper published iI
this county.
a coDy-To [.
SMITH CRANE, Cleik.
Brown 81 Hawthorne Counsel Tor Pm.
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