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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-19
Ms AND WORK
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until September ist.
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M#E-N. ---- ~ ..E#
F4RSFALAss AND STAIR
= a ra builder vents aSsrs.s situation .ssa' Ssl i IL Jersey ss9 e FIX. Ssss
o. reIepence. NJ =. w "fss fHsHnrss
Az ANTEDESlTUATION AS PORTER OF JAM
w tor. Good reference. Address c. a. No. ia
RAILROAD avenue. - N
Female.
RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES
n In a private family as cook; good washer and
ironer; good reference. Cali for two days ut No.
Ni York street.
A GIRL u YEARS OLD WISHES A SITUATION
n in a small family; can DO all kinds OF house
work. No. 1855 Grand street. ~
A LADY WISHES TO GO OUT TO DO GENERAL
"A house.york. Call at No. 27 Grand street.
A GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS NURsE AND
"A to assist with honscwork; best reference; lady
can be seen. No. 1i Ninth street.
nIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN TIE COUNTRY
VI to do serubbing or washing. Gall 10. "a RAD
CTTUATION WANTED TO 10 GENERAL HOUSE
. work; good reference. No. l2e Pacific avenue.
CITUATIoN WANTED AS cHAaBERMAD OR
q waitress; good reference. cah No. Ds Third
CITUATIoN WANTED BY a GIRL LATELY
. landed to do housework. In sma!5 private
ssleet, fir sP}R Gor f0f Two days at NO s4s henderson
GITUATIoN WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work So VIKING n { C. s % n t gs' eoants rsni ". 6 ss sessnsS
street.
CTTTATT0N WANTRD NJ YOUNG GIRL 10 DO
No. 8 Coles street.
CITUATIoN WANTED BY A GERMAN GIRL TO
p cook, wash and iron In an American family.
No. GA Essex street. basement.
CITUAT4oN WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
M n w Sost II s 3 p ~ Mepm famaag, s 6y e coaorea slra-
GITUATIoN WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
= work or laundry and chamberwork. Apply AZ
present employers. No. 80 Grove street.
CITUATION WANTED TO CLEAN OFFICES. ID
= dress No. 50 Railroad avenue.
EITUATON WANTED AS SEAMSTNESS y
. maid. or as ~Ipstalas Elri; city or eonntry good
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THE Newark Journal is responsible
for the assertion that George M.
Robson is drifting back into public
life. 1t is very probable. There is
again a Republican administration
at Washington to spend the public
money. Then who so ready as George
NJ. to help the good work along?
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WILLIAM DELANEY: FnrplslitaEs gndcsteker, car
riages and camp chairs TO let, Sf5 Grove erect. Jer-
sy City. ~. Telephone cali Nc lss-.s
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ADvERTusEsisssrs UNDER THE HEAD OF
DEATHS

DEATHS
viii be Inserted In the JERSEY CFTT News and
the SUNDAY MoRz1Ec NEWS at the rate of ten
cents a line for the first insertion; fce cents line
for each subsequent insertion.
DIED.
BILLINGTON.-In this city, ON June IS, 1880, Clinton
A., son of Horace w. and Sarah j. Ellington
aged eight months and sixteen days.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
tThursdayl afternoon at two o'clock, from the resi-
dence OF his parents. No. 5G5 Jersey avenue.
CosTELL0.-Suddeniy, on Tuesday, June 10, 1883,
Owen Costello, beloved sen OF Bridget and the
late owen g )stello, and brother of Patrick, John
and Ann Costello, aged forTy-seven years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spcctfnuy requested to attend the funeral on Fri
day, June ala two O'Clock p. M. from the resi-
dence Of his brother, Patrick Costello, No. 476 Mon
mouth street. lQH
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1t has been observed that laughter
is indicative Of particular temper end
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A FTRST4LASS CARPENTER AND sTAfR-
IA builder wants a situation In Jersey City; best
of reference. Address @. Ne. Is West Fifty first
street. BayOnue, N. u. ~ AE
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Az ANTED|SITUATION AS PORTER OR JANL-
w tor. Good reference. Address c. a, No. ia
Railroad avenue.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
~ n 4 DrI-afu fanaifv aa rnnk. onod rras6ar ard
ironer; good reference. Can for two days 1t No
21 York street. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
Trado viii, south America.

II the people OF the United States de
Giro to trade with South American coun
tries they should be willing tO'take somt
practical hints from the countries al
ready in the business and making it pro
fltable. The older counties have mol
left this trade entirely to private enter
prise, but have stimulated 1t with lib
eral steamship subsidies.
The South Americans desire TO trade
with us, and this desire will be great,
quickcned by the journey and reports o
the representatives now with us; but u
get fOothold We must compete ii
freight rates aud general convenience
Of transportation.
The Old World has the lead in thu
race, but can be overtaken aud passed
Now is the time to enter the race.
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TBB GROWN OF BOHEMIA.
A Question That Is Bothsripg the GoysFn'
ment Of AustTin'Hplgary.


A Question That u BotheEipg the Governs
ment OF AustTih,Hplgnry.
The question as to whether the EN-
peror Of Austria shall be crowned king
Of Bohemia has suddenly become the
chief topic OF the day, says Vienna dis
patch to the London Tme', owing to the
appointment OF Count Thun as Governor
Of Bohemia. Count Thpn's predecessor,
General KEaus, is supposed 70 have been
displaced because he failed in the policy
which was 10 concillate the CzeChs and
Germans, but Count Thpn will not even
attempt such policy, for he has long
ago declared that the pretensions Of the
Czechs and Germans are irreconClliable,
Count Thun ia q Nationalist who has
always held TO the theory that the 5000
900 CzeChs Of Bohemia must be supreme
in all things over the minority ot2,OOO,'
900 Germans,
The Poster lloyd and other Hungarian
papers have begun to say that II the COZ,
onation is to be a mere ceremony, and Y
Il will paciiy the Czechs, Hungary can
have no objection to It; but the German
press OF Vienna and Prague argue loud
" that the question cannot be disposed
Of on these easy terms. The coronation
as the German writer's declare, would be
only the first step toward home rule.
that is, toward the establishment oil dual
ism, a policy which would assuredly
drive the Germans OF Bohemia TO seek
severance from the Czechs and inCor
poration within the German tatherland
This question OF the coronation II
such q burning one and touches sc
many combustible points In the organl
cation OF this monarchy that somt
authoritative decision will no doubt b.
announced in the emperor's name q
put a stop tothe angry discussions which
are now raging.
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Tho wire Instead Of The Gnllows.

Kemmler, the New York murderer,
loses in his wrestlc with the law. The
court says there is no unconstitutional
ty In the act Of the Legislature providing
for capital punishment by electricity.
Frequent practical demonstrations
have shown that there is nothing in the
nature Of the fluid to stand In the way,
All the authorities have to do is to ap-
ply to KetnmlCr ono Of those "dcad''
wires, and the murderer will be dcad
man in a jilly. In the slight Of reCentex
periouce, only the most laundering cleo
triclans could now make q bunHle Of q
Job Of capital punishment.
As tho first killing by electricity under
sentence Of the law tho case Of Kemmler
will have worldwide interest, though
much Of the purely scientific interest
has been taken out Of II by the sad DO.
hayior Of the dead" wire.
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Daring the session OF the Legislature
when the Democrats were Carryingevefy'
thing before them by the convincing ar
Rumcnt Of q majority Of ono, they dis
played much senBltlveness when Repub
iICaus desired to know when the people
Of the State might expect settlement
Of tho disputed Gubernatofial question
With a Gno show Of high moral pur'
pose the Democratic leaders gave The
assurance that the inquiry should bC
pushed through with all possible speed
and the Legislature 40 promptly called
10 pass OH the cbmmilteo's repott.
Every Democrat and every Republic
can present al that interesting time can
testify 10 these assurances. Some Re
publlcans can testify that Governor
Wilson promised that there should DO nc
delay on his pArl--hs was even eager "a
Gee tho controversy settled, that public
feeling might DO quiOtod and bis own
incumbency ended.
The investigation 10 over The steno.
graphet'S notes could have been tran.
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sCribed by this time and would have
been 1.-THE completed work had been re-
quired sooner by the committee. The
Governor knows that il he were TO Issue
his call for the Legislature to meet atthe
earliest possible day after due notice the
majority and minority reports would be
ready, ,,..
Yet 80 far Us the people OF the state
know, the Governor is paying no atten'
ton to the progress Of the contest and
his own duty in the premises, What Il
he waiting ior2 He should be ready
with an explanation that will explain OF
It will be fairly suspected that he hnai
more enjoyment in slttingin the seat o.
the Governor and keeping his friends IN
place than doing his duty and keeping
his promises.
The situation becomes daily more In
terestiug, How much longer isis to last
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Mr.. D. L. Moody believes in prohibi
ton, but believes, also, Chat there Is nj
use in having a law until there is a pub
lie sentiment that will secure an en-
iorCemcnt oft"
The radical defect Of prohibitory law
has been that they were in advance Q
public sentiment and could not be en-
forced. 1t is easier to get law passed
than 10 get the people who voted for \
to stand up to its enforcement. Thu
has been shown in other than prohibi
tory liuuor laws.
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Transfers Of Real r,tn,,.

Three deeds Of trust and the following
conveyanCes Of real estate were admitted
to record In Clerk Hooks Office yester
4 deed made October 8, 1880, by ]. T
Mcclure and wife TO Agatha Pauline
Uthman, vile Of Harry Uthman, for {
portion Of ground situated In John p
Gilchrist's addition 10 the city, and
fronting on the north side Of Kentucky
street, Island. being lot No. 9 OF said adj
diuon, Consideration, $780,
A deed made September 25, 1880, BY
John s. Creighton and wife, 10 Luke
Uurren and vile, for tract Of land stu.
ated on the waters OF Peters run, In
Triadelphia district, containing sixteen
and one.half acres, more or less, with ali
appurtenarCes. Consideration 81 $50.
A deed made September IA, 1880, BY
John McDermot, to William Relbe, for Z
pieco OF ground situated on WetSel
street, III the Elgcth ward, ConBldera.
ton 800,
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hO DAILY INIEIu0EAoEH IL Delivered ~
riers II Wheeling and adjacent towns AZ 10
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TnE st. Paul Pioneer Pres is about to
commemorate It's fortieth anniversary
by taking possession Of its new thirteen
story building. The picture shows a
solid aud commanding structure, fitting
home for a newspaper Of solid character
and commanding influence. The Pioneer
Pres Is one Of tho best productions oil
that marvellous Northwest which Is fast
enlarging and strengthening the sister
hood OF States.
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Marriage licenses wcrc issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday TO the following named
peTgonBi
Wilhelm Schneider, aged %, a native
Of Germany aud resident Of this city,
and Margafetha Busch, q widow, aged
80, a native Of Germany and resident Of
this city.
Henry A. 1Oeiiler, aged "a, and Anna
II. Fritz, aged q, both natives and resi-.
dents Of this city.
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His graceless Grace the Duke of Mari
borough must have been playing the
races on tho wrong side. Otherwise
why Is his American wife In such haste
to realize, that she must sell her New
York real estate under the red flag OIL
tho auctioneerP 1t comes high to be
the rich wife Of a poyerty.strlcken and
disolute nolbeman.
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NJ, EIFYKL will cheerlully undertake
TO build for the American Worlds Fail
tower as much larger than the original
as We are willing to pay for. The'crown'
ing glory OF our Exposition should be
something more and better than an en-
larRed imitation Of a foreign triumph.
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The Republican meeting tonight at
Bellaire should be memorable occa'
sion. Governor Foraker is never q dull
speaker, and in this campaign circam'
stances have given him no end OF sharp
pointed texts which he is just the man
to use most artistiCally.
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1sLIFE NYoRTn LIY1NG9

Not II you 90 through the world dyspep
tic. DR.. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are
a positive cure for the worst forms o
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flstulency and
Constipation, Guaranteed and sold BY
Logan Drug Co., J. 7. Goodwin & 90,
O. X, Goethe, A, T, Young, John Cole
man, Daw'0
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TUE EiEel bonnet is the latest tlIghtol
fashion, OF course an elevator goes
with each bonnet INSTRUMENTATION
Of sight-seers.
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with local application, as they cannot
reach the seat Of tho disease. Catatth ID
q blood or constitutional disease, and Ii
order 10 cure II You have 10 take inter.
nal remedies. Halls Catarth Cure Ia
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood aud tniCuS surface, Halle "a.
tarfh Cure 10 no quOCk medicine. II Wag
prescribed by one Of the best phyBlOlana
In this country for years, and Il regular
prescription. 1tiscolnposed OF the best
tonlcs known, combined with the beat
blood puflhefE, aCtingdifeClly on tho mt.
cusBuflace. The perfect combination Of
thetyo ingrodientSls what produces such
wonderful results In curing catarrh,
Send ior testimonials free,
+, ]. Cheney 4 Co.. Prop, Toledo, o.
Sold by DtuggistS, price Zoe, nav
-.
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FOR SALE.

A New Double Brick House that will pAy l2Ji
per cent as au investment.
A tix R0omed llOuSe with large lot, 100 TWCn'
ty.ninth street, very cheap.
Residences ut 22l2 Cha pllne street,
Three fooned Brick llonse, 70 EOnth IInFOn Al,
Desirable Modern Dwelling, ia South Penn NJ.
Building Lots on North front, South Penn,
Old Fair Grounds, Zane's Orchard, Fourteenth
street, Fifteenth street, corner TwGnty.elghih
aud Wood street, corner Twenty.nlnth and E0l
on HayBtef, Wilson and Wood ktFeeis, between
Twenty'gCyenth and Twenty eighth streets.
A Brick House corner Wood aud Thlftyelghlh
btfeets, at bhfgAlDj will pay asa" Investment.
Farm near M0undbville, on tho U.llO aide, Or
exchange for city property.
Largo Farm In Ohio county, near Clinton i, U,
with other improved properties.
teIB O. %. BMITlI, 1870 Main ST.
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MANY Ohio Democrats who would
like to vote for Campbell because he Isl
Democrat wiIlpot do 1t because. he is
not cleap-halded,
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MEMBERS Of the Chamber Of Commerce
should attend to-night's meeting in full
force. This is q good time to show that
the Chamber Of Commerce is not dead
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Mr., RASDALL's friends fear he Is too
III to take his place In Congress, A gain
in Republican strength in the House is
very desirable, but not at SO great a cost
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Or wn1tAx n. HANpLAN, Wv ''''
Aul6 Nv. Cor. Chapllne 4 Sixteenth W.
Lots For Sale In Crawford Heights,

Crawford HEIGHTS IA the name given 10 A plat
Of land containing about forty acres, lying on
Tho hill back Of The RtnA and Standard Iron
WORKS, Lots vary IN hlGg tom OhGhAli Oi 90
acre 10 four acres, aud will 10 sold llbgly or 10
vines, and al OF II Il well adapted to The grow
Ing Of irtill1 and leTfiOs. Tho location WINE
near the mills, factories and railroads ~ thv yht
10y Ia yet above and beyond ibelf smoke Qql~
aud other dIHAgteeable features II II heAlihlul'
Ali0fds 1nO view Of the river and the ,uuOund
Ing country, and admirably combines TIE ~
yAtlageS oil town and country, No more ltslIg
bic location i0f private residences ran DO lnuhl.
The property viii 10 sold n reasonable p'F"
and on easy t6fm6.
FOR further particulars enquire Of r., 7.
Howell, HtllEeb0ft, Of Ah'aii Lash, NMlih'
Ferris H. Holloway, ii First NallllM MnL,
Hfidk6pOitl w, \. 1faliAi1, at OillCC VI hIM!gaII
Iron Co., Of W. II, TAllman, Al Office Of .i Typ
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MARRIED..

RAPRR- B0REISlAN-o Wednesday, October
., 1850, at O'Clock p. NJ, at The residence Of
Rev, Ash, WILLIAM A. RAPER, OF New MRta'
mOrass Ohio, and Miss MARaAREr BoRSlN4N,
nj this OtV,
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FOR SALE.

t24) Twentysfour Lots In caIdwol'a
Addition to the City Of Wheeling.
Bald Lots arc bounded on the north by TWta'
ty.nlnth street, OH the ea6L by Fillmore street on
the south BY. the HandlRn Homestead, and on
tho west by the B, q o. Railroad.
Their proximity 10 the above named railroad
establishments.
For terms and further Information apply TO
", Y, HOGE Il BRO,
1900 Market street,
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WHEN you need q good, safe laxative
ask your druggist for q box Of Ayers
Pills, and you will find that they give
perfect satisfaction. For indigestion
torpid liver, and sick headache there Il
nothing superior, Leading physicians
recommend them. p6w
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GoyERSOR WILSON, are you tongue
tiedY
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]. H. Pipes survivor oil hlmtelil
aud J. u, iced, deceased, late
partners doing business under
the firm nRmN Of Pipes & Reed In ChRncery,
Lars II. spoer Mary snOor, his
wife, and Others.
The object OF this suit Is 10 set aside deed
made BY Lars II. SnoOr and wliO 10 Karl Martin,
in square numbered ten, IN sprlgg and Riches
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, dated January
~, 1850, recorded In Decd Book No. 81, page $50
ID the office Of tho Clerk. Of the County Court
for Ohio County, aud subject said property 10
tho payment Of d Judgment recovered BY said
plaintiff before Thomas Mcgrcady, JulllCo Of
the Peace for Richie District, Ohio County,
against the defendant, Lars II. snobF, by tho
name Of Louis SnoOf, for tho sum Of 500 Q6 with
Interest it0m December 20, 1887 aud costs OF suit
dGyit nlcd In the cause that said Lars II. snooI
and Mary anoOf, his wife, are nOn.TCAldents OF
this State, aud thCy not having been served with
summons III tho cause, Il Is ordered that they do
tho first Monday oil November, 1870 aud do
what IA necessary 10 protect their interests Ia
this cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Of tho Circuit Court for Ohio County,
West Virginia.
PpblishOd tho GrsE Tine October io, 1889;
"''"Ai SitSERIs Tor rlalnta.
in In ,, Circuit Court for Ohio County, West
Ian n. sne y and others. in oA'n''y'
Take notice that The dispositions OIL. ",
sShult1e, 8. l.. BficC, Geofss Bowman, ]. II.
Pipes and Others, will 10 taken at tho law once
Of w, ]. ". Cowden, No. 1878 Market street. 10
the CITY 81 wheeling Ohio county, 10 the State
A, p. 1889, between the hours Of 8 O'Clock q. m.
and O'Clock y. M. 10 bq read III evidence 10 tho
above named cause on behalf Of said plaintiff,
And, from any caliyc, tho taking Of the Eald
COinmSncCd, shall moi DO completed OH that day,
Tho taking Of the eaine Will DO Adjourned from
time 10 tiino until Tho fame shall DO completed.
II, pipes, Survivor, &c.
m.,v DyW,J. ". CowpEN, his Attorney,
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DIIoON COMPANYs
Song Harmony, Coo; % doI. These wC will use
JCiovah's Praise, Ill % dol. SCs, Cholis, &c.
Song Manual, Book !, 80 ctsi g doE. For
Book q 40 cts; a 20. Graded
Book 8, 50 cts $50. Schools.
Emenon's Easy Anthems,
Emenon'S Anthems Of Praise, Musical
Gil 81 dor. Societies.
Tho above books arc by j. o. Emerson, one
Of tho best living compllerS Of music books. The
music Is BY many composers
'A sHss s sSsSS SSSS y'' poS Collection
Voices Of Praise. HntchlnS. | p,.,,o
Praise in Song, Emerson. y aO'' Meetings SSs
SONGS Of Promibc. Tenney q Holman s sJb%Il
% cts, g % doz. sV"V0i''
1000 Pieces Octave Music, Order BY List,
Sacred, Secular, Anthems, GleeS, which pleMO
PattsongS, &c. 8 TO 10 cts. each send for.
NAriID FOR RETAIL PRICE.
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STATE OF WEsTvIRGINIA, OHIO
County, towit: October Rules, 1882


County, to'wit; October Rules, 1889.
John O. Poguc
W..
Henry o to. Rachel Otto, hlswIie;
John 8, Welty, W. J. W. Cow.
den, trustees benjamin EXley,
A. II. Britt, +. A. Britt, L. s.
Norton, trustee; Robert White, In ChAncery
trustee; George FumCr, The Tx.
change Bank Of Wheeling Tho
Peoples Bank Of Wheeling, The
German Hank Of Wheeling and
Louis Otto.
The general object Of this suit Is 10 enforce q
Judgment lien against tho real estate Of the de
lendant, Henry Otto, obtained by the plaintiff,
amounting TO eghly.lOur dollars aud sixty cents
1851 COY, together with interest from September
II, 1855, aud costa Of suit. And II Appcaring from
MI affidavit filed In tie cause that the defend
ants, Benjamin Exlcy aud !. A. Britt arc non
residents Of the State Of West Virginia, 1t Is or
dercd that the said nonresident defendants do
appear within one month after the date OF the
first publication herGOiRnd do what Is necessary
70 protect their interests. II Is further ordered
that THIS order be published and posted as re'
qulrcd by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell, clerk Of our said
Circuit Court, VI the Court House VI said county,
this 9th day OF October, 1859,
Published tho first time October 10 1889.
Attest: J0IlNW. MlTCIELL, Clerk.
W. - P sSiiciiot for Complainant. ociO1h
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WHEELING, OCTOBER 10, ls80.
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In Chancery,

TN TEE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
!. OHIO COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
J. H. Pipes, survivor Of hlmselil
aud J. u, iced, deceased, late
partners doing business under
the firm nRmN OF Pipes & Reed, In ChAncery.
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[EnIered At Tic PoStofllce at Wheeling, VIVA
as tecond-clRA matter
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Lars II. snoor, Mary snoor, his
wife, and Others,

j In .hc Circuit. Court for Ohio County, WEI,