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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-10-08
A GRAND BALL.

Given by His Majesty the King in
Honor of Admiral Kimberly and
STAFF.
The Palace Monday evening week pre-
sented beautiful appearance. The abb
sence of walls displayed the noble
structure in all its imposing grandeur.
A profuse illumination shot lines of light
in every direction, which darting through
the surrounding shrubbery, supple
mented the beams of the moon and i'm
parted picturesqueness impossible OF
description.
The occasion of all this display was a
grand ball rendered by His Majesty to
Admiral Kimberly and staff. Nothing
in the way OF preparation appropriate to
the grand event had been omitted. The
ball was an honor to the hero of Samoa
and souvenir of His Majesty's royal
appreciation of heroism and his elegant
taste in evincing it.
The weirdness OF the outside with its
panorama OF chequered light and shadow
was merely Introductory to the illumin-
ated splendor within. A baptism of
softened brilliance welcomed each COM
ing guest into full communion. n haze
of mellowness hung fondly about many
a guest on whose breast was written
many decoration symbol indicative of
courage, honor and worth, and with
a presumption beyond all presidents
OF audacity fingered still more
loving about the galaxy of beauty
present toying with many lovely
tress and absorbed by many a ia
cinating eye. Courtly dresses, striking
uniforms and superb toilets derived ad-
ditional luster and magnifcence from
its investing aid. Don Cupid, dispensing
with any formal invitation, was present
in all his glory. Many a shaft he dis
charged and many a wound resulted.
But the sly god whispered an antidote-
the close proximity and union of wounds.
Love permeated the air like ether and
romance rode every vibration of radiance.
From the above it is evident that the
ADVERTISER reporter encased in an ar
NOR of impenetrable unsusceptibility was
the only person present who escaped
heart-whole. Even elderly citizens
looked upon their companions of years
and fell in love again with their own
wives declaring them the fairest of all
this angel show and entitled to awards
of first premiums. But all this bliss
was achieved by gradual steps up the
grand ascent in front, where all the
guests were ushered into the reception
room.
At s 40 stirring strains from the Royal
Hawaiian Band under the leadership OF
Prof. Berger, announced the commence
ment of a general gathering of the
pleasure-loving clans. The throne room
was tastefully embellished with potted
plants and evergreens which enhanced
the glowing reflections from the many
mirrors, which adorn the room.
At 9 80 the air of 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner" signalized the arrival of Adj
miral Kimberly and staff, and almost
Immediately after "Hawaii Ponoi" her
aided the approach of their Majesties.
After presentations to their Majesties
by Col. q. w. Macfarlane His Majesty's
Chamberlain, dancing was kept up with
great fervor till supper. The usual rep
resentation from the ministerial, diplo-
matte. consular, and naval officers were
present, likewise many prominent citi-
zens with their wives and daughters.
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For the Island Trade.

The Robert Levers is the name of the
schooner launched at Port Blakelev on
Sept. 10th, by Hall Brothers, and is the
largest fOur-masted vessel ever built by
that firm. She is especially adapted for
the Puget Sound and Hawaiian lumber
trade. Captain Hall, the well-known Pac-
life Coast shipbuilder, superintendent the
construction, and Captain Penhallow is
now master of the schooner, which is de-
signed for speed as well as for CARRYING
lumber. Her dimensions are as follows
Length over all, 203 feet; beam, 80 feet
inches; depth of hold, II feet 6inches;
registered tonnage, 700 tons. Her masts
are % feet long and the mean diameter
at the deck is "A inches. The vessel will
carry 100000 feet of lumber. This
vessel will sail for Honolulu about Nov.
LIST. and be due here on the 10th. She
was named after our townsman, OF the
firm of Levers & Cooke.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-10-08

Mr.. J. Alfred Magoon, one of our ris-
ing lawyers, returned by the Kinau after
an absence of about six weeks probes
sional visit TO Pepeekeo, Hawaii. His
trip has given him increased vigor, and
he looks fresh as the mountains he has
Just left.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-10-08
Dr. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.

OAAo><4OO = 1N lie
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GEN1T1NE
Advice to Invalids.-tf you wish to obtain
lief from pain and anguish to calm and assnaoe
the weary achings OF protracted disease in
vigorate the nervous media, and regulate the
circulating systems of the BODY. Won will n-o.
vide yourself with that marvellous remedy dis
covered 6y Or. j. Coils Browne Gate Army
9 MedicaI siam to which he gave the name Of
ChLohoDfNE, and which is admitted by the
profession to be the most wonderful and yslu.
able remedy ever discovered
CHLORoDYNE is the best remedy known 70
Cougns, consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.
CHLORoDYNE acts like charm in Diarr
Dysentery. @A-
CHLORODYNE effeetually cuts short all at
Spasms. "nu
CHLoRoDYNE is the only palliative in Men.
Meningitis, &c.
From Symes & Co., Pharmaceutical Chem
lstS T Medical Hall, Sinla, January 5, 1880. To
bloomsbury, London. Dear Sir,-We embrace
this opportunity of congratulatIng you upon the
wiadsPreaq reputation this justly, esteemed
mas earned Tor itself. not only in Hindostan,
but all over the East. As . remedy for penersi
intiIty: we must question whether a better is
y,
&c near OF its finding place in every ANGLO
lnulan home. The other brands we arc sorry
10 say, are now relegated to the native bazaers
ana, judging from their sale, we fancy then
soJourn there will be but evanescent. We
could multiply instances dd iRfEitun1 of the ex.
traordlnary efficacy of DR.. Coils Browne s Chic
rodyne in Diarrhea and Dysentery. Snssms
Cramps, Neuralgia, theVomiting of PreGnancy
ana as general sedative. that have occure6
under our personal observation during many
years. In ChOleralc Diarrhea and even in the
more terrible forms of Cholera itself we have
witnessed its surprisingly controlling power
we nave never used any other form of This
medicine than Coils Brownies from a firm
conviction that 1t is decidedly tn best, and also
from sense OF duty we owe to the profession
and the public, as we are of opinion that the
substitution of any other than Coils Browne,s
is DELIBERATE BREACH OF FAITH ON THE PART
OF THE CHEMIST TO Presenter AND PATrrNT
ALIKE. We are, Sir, faithfully yours Symes q
Co. Members of the Pharm. Society of Great
Britain. His Excellency the Viceroy's Chen
lists.
CAUTION:-Vice-Ch Chancellor Sir W. Page
Wood stated that Dr. j. Coils Browne was
undoubtedly, the Inventor of Chlorodyne; that
the story OF the defendant Freeman was de-
llberately untrue, which. he regretted to say
had been sworn to.-See''The Times July 13'
1864. A''
Sold in bottles at Is. I'D, 2s. 3d., sd.
and lis each. None is genuine without the
words " DR.. j. Coils Brownies Chlorodyne" on
the government stamp. Overwhelming u,edi
cal testimony accompanies each bottle.
Caution.-Beware of Piracy and limitations.
Sole Manufacturer. T. DAVENPORT. 20
Great Russell Street. Bloom bury London
1877 6m
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IWELN q UALUWEIlLI
sollcltors Tor PlainLlGa.
NotIoe to Llenholdara.

To all persons holding liens by judgment o.
otherwise on the real estate or any part thereo
Of Ann ]. ChRrnOck, Martha 4. ChRTnOck
Elizabeth ChArnock, Jr,. John N, ChRrnoCk
George W ChATnOcE, Ellen II, v. ChRTnoCk
Lizzie Ellis McAdRmS, William McAdRmI, JT,
Mabel ACAdGmS aud William McAdRms;
In pursuance OF decree OF tho Circuit Cour
OF Ohio County made In u cause therein pend
tug 10 subject tho real estate Of the above nlme(
parties TO the satisfaction OF the liens thereon
you are hereby required 10 present all claim
held by you and each Of you against the IRit
Ann J. CharhOCk, Martha A. ChAFnOOk, EllEa
beth ChaFnOCk, Jr,, John N, Chafnock, GeOFgI
", ChaFuOCk, Ellen y. v, CharnoCk, Lizzie Fill
MCAdRms, William McAlRms, JF., Mabel Mo
Adams and William McAdAmS, which are lien
on their respective interests Ia the real eslAl(
whereof william CharnoCk died seized or any
part thereof for adjudlcAt Ion 10 me at my office
No. 1901 Chapllne street, 10 the city OF Wheel
Ing, W. Va, on or before the 9i!h day OF August
1852.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of July
1851. GK0. 4, BOYD,
iy2STh Commissioner.
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Is but the stepplng.stone to those divine
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which our nation reOlG and upon the
health and strength Of the wife, and
mother, depends tho sunshine and en-.
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Of the family. Thousands Of wives, and
Thousands Of single ladies, drag out q
weary existence In consequence OF per.
picking "lemale disorders" In total ID.
noranCe Of the fact, that Or, Pierce's IA.
yorite Prescription is positive cure fol
the most complicated and obstinate cases
Of leucorrhea, prolapsus, weak back, "ie.
sion, bearlng.down aenSations, chronic
congestion, inflammation, liberation and
kindred ailments, Guaranteed to give
Satlslaction, or money refunded. All
druggists, isU
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Railroads.

WHITENING & ELM GROVE R. R.
wv On and after Monday, April o., 1850,
trains on the wheeling 4 Kim Grove Railroad
viii run a. iollowli
LEAyE wHEEIlEo,
$50 q. M. $40 q. NJ, 100 q, M, 500 4, M, 900
q. m, 1000 1. M, ll0o 4, M, I5;OO M, 100 p.
M, 400 p. M, 500 p. m 400 p, M, b10p M,
6;l0 p. M, 100 p. m, 500 p. M, $3.50 r, nj.
TWAVR wurRJJ Ha pIRR
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NEw YoRK, August Il. = Petroleum opened
firm OF 96c, aud after Llight decline In the Iii
hour became strong and moved up sharply on
buying by Standard oil brokers, closing EtrOnl
at We. Total sales l,12O,0OO barrels.
OFT CRY, PA. August II, - Opened al DC
~ M SGi iC IcC WI ~ SIoS FL ~ ~; NE
tens 10000 barrels; shipments SVip barrels
runs 70,i00 barrels.
PlrTsBUR1t, PA.,August 1l.-pCttoleum frmei
and higher; opened 1t p5tc; closed NJ VIC
highest 0T4ci lowest we.
BRADToRD, pAu August. ll.-0poncd at OSskc
closed III 9iIEVi highest VIC; lowest 9S1ffc.
TJTUsvILLE, Pa, August l4.-opOned at qSs9<c
highest g1atc; lowest We: closed at g7Iic.
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What IL more beautiful than an ancient tree
clothed With an ample robe Of yetdufV Ar, Il
The comparison between such q groWth and an
old man or woman Infused With health OF vlgOf,
The ttal QUO non, The Indispensable condition 81
vigorous youth, robust manhood Anda ylflle old
are, n sound dlgCatiuhI Without this I've II
St tSo y hsSt ls way HoS sIa "
The ttAlnment " hale old age, and Hillbignl
means Of cOpnlqtaollngl he lnAtmllPa that Too
often attend lilies decline, can bO found than
h01lettef'l Stomach nllleil. Dyppebliu sytnp
iSSIsiidS SaS thSumSIIS lfoubI" AZ Sv IiTS
BY u ile, Th0. Clept 81 e1pO4uiV and over
work lte ntlllhgd By N, and AhoCih eiluleni
protection y All tublecl(d 70 mAlAflAl lnlu
tnC1s, 9lXO II 4 thorough lFlAi,
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Com mIssIoner,s Notice.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
william McAdRms, guardian,
and In his own right In ohanc,

WILLIAM MUAuhHlht
and In his own right In ohancoFy.
Elizabeth cSSruOck ct ais,
BY virtue OF an order Of the Circuit Court o
Ohio County, W, Va, entered 10 the above On
titled Gauge on the 9Th day Of July, lhsp, II Il 70
ierrtd 10 the undersigned Commissioner Of VI
Iald Court To take, slate aud report the accounts
heretofore ordered 10 DO taken, stated and 10
ported by Joseph \, PAUL, formerly COmmlS
siOncF Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, and
10 Inquire, lnyesuRale and report ~ 70 all mat
len aud Otherwise ii heretofore ordered BY said
Municipal Court 70 be done BY Joseph X, Paul
rs Commissioner, ByAn order Of Eaid Municipal
Court entered on the 18th day OF April, 1870
said PAUL. was directed 10 take. state and report
All accounted The rents and profits 81 the real
estate Of which william ChRfnoGk died seized
and possessed, aud an account Of the taxes, In
hurance aud necessary E0palEH on said real estate
since said death, with q statement Of the per-
sous by whom the taid rents and profits were
received, 70 whom and when, and II paid out by
them, when and for what they were 70 paid out,
Of all proper SetOiih and claims, aud counter
ClaimiOi any Of tho parties 70 this suit RRaI1St
any or all oil the OlheEs on AceOnnt Of such rents
and pEo1ui also 70 Inquire Into and report the
ieCedelt, and the probable value OF the aid real
estate At the present time, With any other mat
teEA pertaining 10 those be II required 10 report
upon by lald decree specially stated, deemed
pertinent bl himself, or which may be required
order Of said Municipal Court entered on The
I'D day OF February, lks9, SRId PAUL was 10.
uulFed 10 Inquire, Investigate and report, ln I'd.
dlIl0n 70 the matters referred 10 In the said dc.
cree Of April ID, 1870, whether the real estate Of
which William Ch4lnock, me elder, died seized
aud possessed, or the residue thereof remEinng
after the assignment Of dover In kind to said
widow can IN the event Of aud alter the plain.
tlll's death BIO PartlIioncd, hRying regard to
IN Is1ns TbSrnHck WSy,ha ~" NfSSs ,nnaG'
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Can DO Saved from a DPQHkald'S Grave

permanently cure hos Who nav be HFiictei
VIII the terrible Liquor, OPIUM or TOBACCO
HAhit eradlcatlng from the system the awful
craving desire which 20 many hud hard 10 Telin'
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FOR SALE.

A Desirable Residence Oh National Road eeAl
Of Kiln QfpyOi ground w acfch
No, l9l FlitethlI street .n,s
as Acre Farm on Middle wheeling CtOOk.
2Il Acre Farm, ulBnh'a Hun .rH
100 Acre Farm OH Short Creek
20 Acre YARN ave miles wcht Of MalAniotAs,
~ Aero Ratm near Marietta, Price sAgCO.
A desirable Residence on ionfteunth street
-Four doomed Cottage iuinihhed, on Fatk
street, M0unh6ViliO Camp GROUND, 49,,
Two -Four llOotnud Houses on AcCOll0ch ~
iSia Oh eeil aud wCst hldtl Of South Front q
,S6ghd n iaOI inches ifont' north Of lg9a
Many SIEsf Houses, lols aud FaFmi Tot sale
JAMES A.. HENRY,
Real nhIg Agent, ., s. Claim Attorney and
Notary Public,
eg-ohco hour mill september is a NJ 4
sSSRISps pan No. islsMAREEr sTREEE:
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The best SSlve IN The world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheuin, fever
sores, letter, ChApped hands, ChllblAinB,
Cofua, aud oil skin eruptlonB, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
II ID guaranteed 10 give perfect BitlBiaC.
tlon, or money refunded. Price % cent?
per box. Fol- sale BY Logan Drug %.
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

No. 1871 Fifteenth street. y
No. 800 Jacob street, roomOd hOiEe,a...". y .
No. l0t2 Market street. EtotUto g Y
No, I rear 2ll2 Water street, ..t..,a,..W',,...' y
No, 90 Twenty third slfeet..,.,,,,.I,a.,.',,.'a
NS s. 2c NAP FI IsIS' n SPSS: wSsSIaS crSs
.:,$Ss SsIR iSst On Meunasylllo Camp GROUND
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AsrR's Hair vlgor restores color and
vitality 70 weak and gray hair. Through
lis healing and cleansing qualities, Il
prevents the accumulation o. dandfulT
and cNrea all scalp diseases, The best
hair;dtesslng ever made audhy arthe
most economical, - nav
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NEW YoRK, August li.-Tho duplicate demand
for dry goods from Interior jObbors Is better
The easter nlODbing trade IA developing SAtiSiGS.
give a better tone 10 tho market. DlOAohOd CNt.
tons continue In special rcquOStan goods under
71Sc q yard have an upward look,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Tho object Of this suit IL 10 obtain for the
plaintiff decree Of divorce from tho bonds Of
matrlmouy existing between him and the said
defendant. And II appearing from Rn affidavit
filed among the papers OF said cause, that The
the state OF West Virginia, said defendant Il
hereby required 10 appear In said cause within
Que month Riter4hp frat publication Of this or
der, and do what Il necessary TO protect her IN,
terCst III said suit. II Is further ordered thai
this order be published and posted rs required
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF our said
Court, al tho Court HouRe OF said county. this
9Th day Of August, 1859, to,Wlt: August RULES
1850, JOHN W. MlTCHELLt CLERK,
Published tic first time August y, 1852
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
u. H. D0vESER,
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ovER four years ago swlitS Specific
cured me Of q troublesome eruption
which covered my shoulders, back and
Limbs. This was after had been treat.
cd BY blx doctors, some Of whom said
never would get well,
Il, NJ, HUusEY, Sherman. Texaa,
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BIZ 10. RAILROAD.

Bellalre 4 Zanesyllle Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire a. $40 10. m, arrives At Bellaire Ats'sO
Woodsheld Passenger leaves BellaIre at 4;90 p.
M, arrives At BellAiFe at S:26 q. m.
SummerHeld Accommodation leaves Bellaire
at 1928 D. M, arrives at 1880 q. nj.
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Live stock.

Fast Liberty, PA August 1i.-Cattlo-Re
Celpts $50 headi shipments $50 head; market
tlrli; all through o1nIignmentS; primo 81 bOa
i0Ot fair TO good 81 2SAi so; common 81 coal %;
EtoOkerS 81 O1AS Is. .llOgs-Recelpts 1900 head
shipments 1000 head; market firm light YOrEeri
q s0ai 20; common u 7OI4 70; medium and light
g. GOa4 20; graIsCrs u GOa4 20; heavy hogs q lOa
60. SheCp-ReceIptS 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market Htm; prime 81 0Oab 10; fail
70 good 81 5Oai 7hi common s2OVaS CO.. lambs
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A OUTLINE THOUGHT.
speeial Correspondents Of lh Iaialtqeaog,

II was from that age Of strength and
grandeur that these gigantic trees have
come. They have lived beyond their
time. All their kindred species OF trees
have passed from tho land. They alone
remain, and they stand grand and de.
tiant, the last Of their age and genera:
ton. There was something sublime In
the thought Of this, as ] stood among
them. ! thought Of the words Of the
great Napoleon % he marshalled bis
army In Egypt beneath the shadows OF
the pyramids, To inspire his soldiers
with courage on the eve Of the battle,
as the army Of Mammaukes was rush.
Ing to the charge, lie pointed 10 the
pyramids and called To- his soldiers;
"Forty centuries are looking down upon
you'll" ! could stand beneath these
trees and feel that not only forty cen,
centuries were standing In my presence,
but ages not to be numbered by years oil
by seasons.
II wRs from trees like these, and from
tho ferns and vines that tlourished In
the same forests, that our great GOA
fields have been formed, Surely "thert
were giants in those days. After all, Il
may not DO 6gurative language, or {
false reckoning, when the Book Of Gen
esis speaks Of the patriarchs OF the inianI
world living 70 DO nearly q Thousand
years old. II trees could then attain
such sizes and ages beyond anything o.
our era. why could not the lives Of mer
he prolonged also z do not know
whether Il. was 90 OF not, hut II Scent
not impossible, f
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WHEELING PRNALR C0LLEGE.

Send your daushte1 to this Institution where
they will receive 4 thorough and comprehe nSlye
edpCation-the best foundation for true success
~ lie. Post graduate course. An able Faculty,
Many Improvements made. No better inItTuc.
ton in AT and Music In Upper Ohio Valley,
conduct sohool Of EloCution. Best, most health.
tul location for school In the city. Terms rca.
sonable. Apply 10 the President,
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a COMPARISON

AS said, one Is apt 10 feel disappoiut.
cd when he approaches the trees for the
FIRST time. Yet when BIO remains awhile
near them they gradually Increase In
size, and At length become full large
enough. They are truly immense, aud
y 10 only by comparison that their full
Dimensions are unprecedented. II Ave
buildings lkethe MCLtre Ia Wheeling
were piled one upon another, / think
the trees would still oyertop the 6tfuc.
ture. II one Of the trees would fall 70
the ground the log would be 10 high as
the top Of the second story window OF
an ordinary house. II sawed into lumi
Der there would 10 more than three
hundred thousand feet, or more than
three million shingles, The lumber
would make a plank fence twenty miles
long.
Tho trees resemble cedar. Tho bark
10 very thlCk-two feet In places. lhe
cones resemble those Of pl(Gh pine, and
the seeds look like cabbage seed. There
are no young trees al oil, Ibelieve the
seeds will grow, Large quantities Of
them have been shipped 10 Eastern
gardens, and 10 Europe. The trees Gte
dying, No doubt We Of old ago. The
tops Of many Of them are broken Cd,
One gigantic tree hes fallen, aud lIe6
upon the ground, looking like an LIN.
menae wooden wall, l'..-.s. m
lcOllected ponea and seeds from Tho
trees, and specimens Of The bark aud
wood, but they were lont In anbaa.
QuOht part Of tile Journey,
DRIVEN OUT ny An ENEMY,
II being near sunset NO decided 10 10
main In that place till nothing, Bu
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DR.. Plerce's Pellets-Cleanse and regu,
late the stomach, bowels and system gen
orally. One dose purely vegetable.
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THE STATE ov WEST VIRGINIA.
TO the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting,
We command you that you summon Maggie
shlplcy, II she be found In your balliwlck, Il
oil Ohio county, at Rules 10 DO held for the sale
Court on the ilrtt Monday 10 August, 1857, Y
answer bill In ChAnCGry exhibited against be-
III the said Court by Edward ]. shipleyi ant
have then there this writ.
Court, Ut the Court House OF ERid county, In thi
city oil Wheeling, tho 9Th day OF July, iSs0, ant
IN tho 9Th year OF the State Of West Virginia.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia. Ohio county In tho
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia.
August Rules, iSsS.
Jobn n pn,lcy odmin,st,a,or NJ, vs..
'V III Nv, .I.a pnSioS,
W. GsMSe Oh catherine buIiey'
ueVeuseu'
,.,,,,I p,t..hot
JAMES nIe ~ surrey MaI E nIaS!. \, chorcorv
CGhn nT M wv SSI IVA ~ S e 1ndI ~
T Tdus sn GSpP r H HAIRY q s TSss
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON 1 LEE UNIvEE

w sITY, LEXINGTON, va.
Academic pepAItmenlsi LeMi Engineering
SsxR S Sess i op.na seplemSer iStS HUejy toI
catalogue, Tvs
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Legal Notice.

TNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
l. Ohio County, In the Circuit Court iO
Ohio county. August Rules, 1850.
Edward !; sA,'l'' In oa.pe,p.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-15
'snERIFFls RETURN.

Maggie shlplcy b no lnhabltant OF my BALL.
wick nor found therein this ID day Of August,
1850. A. II. PATTERSON, p. 81,
for L. STEHNRoD, 8, o. @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-15
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81 g. LEAD gTTTSri domestic g SIX Til