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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21

New YORK, August 2O-Money on
call tight, ranging from 10 10 30 per cent. 4;
last loan at 20 per cent; closed at 20 per
cent bid; prime mercantile paper > = az per
cent Sterling exchange quiet at iS3ais1.
GnNERNAIENr.-Dn and foatnrclcss.
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JEFFERs0N's PRIDE HAS \ FALL.
The Comedian is Nearly Arrested for Being
a Lunatic.

My approaching appearance was the
important dramatic event Of my life.
had been five years from America and
was on my way home, and | felt salts
fed that if this new version of rip Van
Wrinkle" succeeded in London my way
was quite clear when | returned to the
United States.
On Sunday evening, being alone in
my lodgings, got out for my own adj
miration my now wig and beard, the
pride Of my heart, and which | was to
use in the last act. | could not resist
trying them on for the twentieth time,
l think; so | got in front OF the glass
and adjusted them to my perfect salts
faction. l soon became enthused, and
began acting and posing in front of the
mirror. In about twenty minutes there
came knock at the door.
who's there?" said l.
E"It's me, If you please" said the gen.
tie but agitated voice OF the chamber
maid. May / come in?'
Certainly not" | repliod; for | had
no desire to be seen in my present make
up.
lis there anything wrong in the room,
sire" said she.
A"Nothing at all. Go away" l re-
piled.
'Well, sir" she continued, there's a
policeman at the door, and he says as
'ow there's n crazy old man in your room
'a-flngin' of his 'andS about and a-goin'
on lawful, and there's crowd of peo-
across the street a-blockin' up the way
turned toward the window, and to
my borrow, | found that / had forgot
ten to put down the curtain, and, as il
seemed to me, the entire population Of
London was taking in my first night.
! had been unconSciouSly acting, with
the lights full up, to an astonished au-
dience who had not paid for their ad-
mission. As tore off my wig and
beard shout went up. Quickly pull
ing down the curtain, threw myself in
a chair overcome with modification at
the occurrence. In few minutes the
comical side of the picture presented
itself, and must have laughed for half
an hour. | had been suffering from an
attack of nervous dyspepsia, consequent
upon the excitement Of the past week,
and firmly believe that this continuous
fit of laughter cured me.
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NEW YORK's HONOR
Involved in the Grant Monument Business.
Ouinn's Statement.

WASHINGTON, August l9-RepreSenta-
tive O'Feill, Of PENNSYLVANIA, Chairman OF
the Library Committee, has informed the
New York delegation that the committee
will call up the Plumb resolution, looking
to the removal Of Gen. Grants remains 10
this city within few days.
Mr.. O'Nel says he is confident OF the
passage Of the resolution. and that IL can III
no wise interfere with New York IN the
erection Of monument to Cen Grant.
Representative Quinn says he Will OPP
nose the passage of the resolution with his
utmost vigor An effort is making TO get
absentee New York members to return to
the city. On the subject of the failure TO
secure the necessary funds with when 10
erect a monument, Mr.. Quinn says:
"Suficient money would doubtless nave
been raised long ago had ii not been
for a very unfortunate combination OF CIR
cumstances. Just when the subscrip-
lions wore coming IN fastest, the great
Johnstoyyu disaster occurred, and New
York responded with Sl,0OOOOO, divert
inc attention from the monument plans.
Since the Plumb resolution passed the
Senate. however, there has been re-
neyyed activity, and there IS no reason 10
believe that the committee Will not nave
funds in abundance with which TO begin
the work at a very early date. nave !usv
received dispatch from the Secretary oil
he Grant Memorial Association anRounc-
inc meeting in New York tomorrow
evening. This, l have no doubt, will cause
renewed interest, and as a result redouoledi
efforts will be put forth TO raise the iund
and when the honor of New York has been
snnealed 10 IL has never failed to respond. l
certainly would consider it nothing short
of dissertation TO disturb the remains OF
Cen Grant. since it was his request that
he be buried there"
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS,

SwINE.-Thc receipts are some 5000 less
than the rather full number last week.
Too many of them. as was the case last
week. are grass hogs, which are very
hard TO sell. even at lowest quotations.
Good corn fed hogs are in rather light sup
Div. and for these there is a fairly good
demand. Common grass hogs sell at -
cents better grades Of grassers at y a5a-
cents: good corn fed hogs at > 4aj cents
per pound net. most sales at as, cents
per pound. Receipts Of hogs this week
81 head.
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SOUTHERN PIG IRON.
The Advantages of Southern Pig Iron
Producers.

\ writer who has thoroughly exam
ined the preliminary report on the
costs Of making pig iron, as recently
submitted by Carol d. Wright, Com
missioner Of Labor, states that therein
is given some very interesting revela-
tions concerning the cost Of production
in the Southern States. The details
are given so fully that it is easy to de-
termine with exactneSS the character
and extent Of the advantages possessed
by the Southern iron manufacturers
that do not exist in other sections Of
the country. OF the furnaces, for which
the figures Of cost refer to the average
product, or run of furnace" as it is
termed, % represent the South and an
equal number are taken from the
North, most of them from PennSylva-
MIA. The figures of cost as given for
these furnaces compare as follows:
Aggregate of all costs per ton of 224O
pounds:
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. ST. Nare- SAYS would n't pay to
.t glass house - Be--.re as long as
--t- -'-9 --- --.ia -'es' rom
.-- "e'- -c l~I.,.',
' or. V-'"p "''1'''
..-......,..-...............
- " lo', .r-..- ..-'' 49,
-- L-a- -.' 100
.-.---. ore--,g oi -he fbe5frs
..... .-.-..i..,. b..r.- .r,ri,.. NIGHT
.,.... $50.
.-.- -.. I,.r..n 2ur school house
.- -. ...4.-..r f1r the fan term.
I. ur- being repapered and
.tl
When t..reu factory of Che Enterprise
Window GLASS Works 40 North Baltimore
>-l.. .'.i. D.. .eas. .'.,l
he WIFI '' eNi''. e."
" .t Days OBJ i'lts "h.
..-i .- .l, ' 51,.s Tc.o
~ l i. ...
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Arsenic in the Food.

BELGRADE, August l9.-The committee
of the Servian Progressist party attended
a banquet at Topola.
Subsequently all the members of the
committee were taken i'll and their symp-
toms showed that they were suffering from
lrsencal poisoning
1t is supposed that the arsenic was
placed in the food Intentionally, with the
object of killing those who partook of il,
and that the crime was committed by
political opponents of the Progreessists.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at I5a3O Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Featureless-Stocks Higher.
Flour Steadyan Unchanged Wheat Tn
changed.
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Order OF Publication.

The object of the suit commenced by tie fore.
going writ, is 20 obtain divorce riHcul0
WaiTWOHu 10y the plaintiff from the defendant
And II appearing from AN affidavit filed iu thi,
cause. 40 these rules that the defendant LEROY
smith. is % nonresident u the State of West
Virginia. 10 j. ordered that the sand Leroy smith
do appear within one month after the date oi
the first publication Of this order and do what J.,
necessary to protect his Interests, II is further
ordered that this order be- published and posted
As required by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
Court, go the Court House OF said county. this
eth day Of August. 1890. to-wt. August Rules.
1880. JOHN W MITCHELL. Clerk
published first time August :. 1901
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
). JORDAN, Solicitor for Complainant
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PETROLEUM.

New York, August 2O.-Forced liquida-
ton caused a sharp break in the petroleum
market to-day. The market opened steady,
but at once became weak, Pennsylvania
oil declining PC for spot and &c for Sep
tember and Lima oil declined &c, the
market closing weak at the lowest prices
reached. Pennsylvania oil opened at 9Oc
lowest and closing sac; Lima oil opened
at Ale; highest IL &c; lhowest 31sic; clos
ing 800. Sales, COS, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, August 2O-Petroleum opened
and highest Ole; lowest and closed at SSc
Sales, 1900 barrels; charters, l07, 976 bar
rels; shipments, l25,3l3 barrels; runs,
lob, 10 barrels.
PITTsBURG, August 20.--Petrolcum, weak
and lower; opened and highest 93c; closed
at SSc; lowest SIC.
BRADFoRD, PA, August 20-Petrolcum
opened at9l &C; closed at SSc; highest9l &C.;
lowest SSc. Clearances 254, 600 barrels.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
l. County. In the Circuit Court for Ohio
county. to-wit: August Rules, 1870.
Alice V. Smith
v. In Chancery.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE


THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
i BOO English. MathemHtic, Ancient and N0I
eru Languages. Music. Drawing. Painting II.
cution. and CIli,fhruir,. advantages of l0m.
hfr and training
Fall session begin, "Wednesday. Srpfeml.raI.
1870 Address. MISS PARRAN. Principal
au.eAdrb SO I'D Twelfth ~frUHf
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just told them she was born of power
full, naked and blood thirsty parents.
Her grandfather was commodore of
canoe fleet on Wheeling creek, and was
a direct diScendent of the old Indian
who run Mccullough, who chased
Cruger, who burnt the powder, that
fired the Fort that Henry built"
Auntie says We stand better now, since
il became known that we too had an
ceSterS-if not pOsterity. Auntie says
if Judge Cranmer did not put all about
her family in the book that she just
will not buy copy. Goodbye, Mr..
Editor. AGectionately,
Miss NANCY.
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O-uNo,U. WIS. August l..-News has
been received from Pine Lake, small sta
zion op che Rhue.auicr division of the
Lake Shore road. OF au accident oy which
$3.50 men were killed The section crew
were sitting in the shade of the caooosc,
ou the side track. eating their dinner,
when au engine backed into the caboose,
instantly killing two of them, md iuiuriug
tyu others.
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PRODUCE.

NFw York. August Colour, receipts
T. AN packages: exports 1925 barrels;
4 oOO sacks: market stronger; sales 2',y|O
barrels. Wheat. receipts $4,000 Oushels ,
shinments $1,000 bushels; sales i,30O,UOO
bushels futures and 1900 bushels spot ,
snot market dull, at &C lower; No. " req
Il ~. ungraded red 81 01al 10; options weak
and lower; No. > red August 81 O9i 5al wa
closing at 81 OSiL: SeptemberSl OS'3a lU's'
closing at 81 l05I; October 81 O94al ~ =
ciosins, M 81 Ogaz November 81 loyal -
closing at 81 1O5l: Decembersl lOtsal -, -
closing at 81 lll4 January Il ia al 10 -
closing at 81 l2i4; February 81 l2e4, CLOS
inc att 81 -; May 81 bal 1875, closing AT
Il ISL. Rye, firmer; western O ltl ,,'',,
Barley, quiet. Corn, receipts o2g ~
bushels; exports, 500 bushels sales ',oJ'-
am bushels futures, and 10000 0ushelsS
spot: market active and lower; u li.i'.IS'
r1ived So ia56i<c: August - Sc; Septenl-
ber 55i5c: October 56a56i4c, closing at
M. r.. December 51i,c; May 5St5c. oats,
receipts 10000 bushels; exports l'4V93
bushels: sales $4,000 bushels futures ana
II 600 bushels spot; market duu anu
lower: August 43a43i &c, closing al 80 :
Sentember PC: October fl Sc; No WnlIe
Octobcr 43c; spot No. > white 4oai'
,,,ived western 42a46c: No. , Chicago zoe
Hay, ouiet and easy. Hops, firmer Coz
foe steady. with little change in prices
Sugar. refined steady. Molasses, hrlii.
Rice. firm. Petroleum, quiet; United -.
Cotton Seed Oil, steady. Tallow' stronger
NJ 45lc. Resin, quiet. Turpentine' steady
NJ 41c. Eggs, firm; western lsal919c. PORK,
steady: mess Sl2 jOal3 p; extra prime
Si0 90 al0 80 Cut Meats, firm. Lard,
Ann. western steam 81 a.; September
~ n. October s. 90; December - w
Gonuarv 81 -. Butter, hrmer; western
dairy : 5al3O; creamery l2a2l'sc Cheese
firm: Ohio fiat 5l4a7c.
CHICAGO, August 90.-ln wheat there
was large trading and the market was &c,
i've The feeling was decidedly unsettled
and feyerish. There was more nervousness
on the part Of the traders on account OF the
many sudden and very frequent tiuctua-
lions and operators were considerably puz'
lied AT the course Of the market Inc
weakness and unsettled feeling were Que
,ather TO general realizing by local traders
Corr. there was an easier feeling manifest
Ell and lower prices were established.
Oats there was a good trade, but a weak
and unsettled feeling prevailed most OF inc
dav Provisions, trading was moderately
active. Flour, steady and unchanged;
Wheat. cash No. > spring 81 U359 No. 8
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Cholera Infantum.

Mr.. w. A. Walter, prominent merchant
at Waltersburg. Illinois, says that his baby
boy was cured of cholera infantum by
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhpa Remedy, after several other medi-
cines had failed, and when the child was
so low that he seemed almost beyond the aid
of human hands or reach Of any medicine.
He also says that it has proved equally
effective in many other cases in that vicln-
ity. - and 80 cent bottles for sale byC C.. Il.
Goetze, w. W. irwin, c. Schncpf and John
I-lu,s
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WAsmNGToN, August l9-The House
Committee on Rules this morning resolved
to report a resolution making special order
for the Compound Lard bill, the Meat In
spection bill and other measures reported by
the Committee on Agriculture. The re
mainder of this week and Monday and
Tuesday of next week are TO be allotted for
this nurnOse
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Depart ArfIye
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Beef Inspection.

WASHINGTON. d. c., August l9.-lfepre-
sentative Stockcridge. Of Maryland, from
the COMMITTEES on Commerce, to-day re-
n nor fayorably to the House the Senate
Xii 10 provide for the inspection OF live
attic att i and beef products intended for en-
mort 70 foreign countries. The accom-
pp9nying report says that the object sought
10 be obtained by the proposed leglslation
is the increase Of the exports OF American
cattle and at the same time TO increase
their value to the American farmer ana ana
stock raiser in the prices which they Will
command
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II ANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. W. KELLEY, President
(kauawha Short Line) Schedule In effect 80
yemhcr 2ith. 1879, subject % change without
notice. Trains leave Wheeling iO.SJ %. m. g.4
Ohio River r. r.. arrive Charleston 80 D.. r..
Leave Charleston 9 - a. no.. arrive Wheeling
7:i5 p. m. via O. 4. r. r. Leave Charleston
II 30 "a. m, arrive Wheeling f.3)a. ~, via CO.
lumhu, and b. ~ o.. daily excerpt SUNDAY. seem
trail STANDARD Time" Sundays. only trains
leave Charleston 500 a.. M. arrive Wheeling
- p. 10. Leave Wheeling 900 %. m. arrive
Charleston 40 p. No., via %. X r. r.
GEO. J. ERMIItH. G.. =
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL
NEAR WHEELING, ". Va.
SISTERS on IHI VISITATION

MAN htEllN"i ~. a.
SISTERS or THE \lSlIAIlOND
school az more than national reputation.
Offer exceptional advantage, for thorough rlH.
cation uf young ladies boo 900 department. d..
brlrv of six thousand volumes. Fine phN..
snrhical Chemical aud Astronomical Arrlrlfu-.
Musical Department specially noted. Corp. Of
Piano Teachers trained hy a leading professor
from Conservatory of Stuttgart Vocal rl.iHrr
according DO The method of the old Italian mas
tors. Location uusurpa ,ed Tor beauty anl
health. Ten acres 81 pleasure grounds. Board
excellent
For Catalogues and references o. patrons In
all thr principal cities. address
sept THE DIRECTREss
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rrom Bad to worse in Uruguay.

PARIS. August IA dispatch from
Montevideo says that the financial situa-
ton there is worse National Bank shares
have fallen to 2lil. Gold is quoted at ABB !
per cent prcmium
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The Raum investigating Committee

WASHINGTON, August l9.-Speaker Reed
has again essayed 10 fill the vacancy on
the special committee TO investigate charges
AGAINST Commissioner Raum, and has ap-
pointed Representative Lewis, OF Mlssls-
sippi, in place OF Representative GueT o VI
complete. and will meet tomorrow to begin
the investigation.
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Leroy Smith.
SUMMONS

Ihs stats Of Bssf Trgima tone sheriff Of ohio
county, Greefiag.
We command YOU that YOU summon LEROY
Smith, II be found in your Bailiwick 10 appear
az the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
County, al Rules TO be held for the said Court.
on the lrst Monday in August. 1920 10 answer "A
oill IN Chancery exhibited against him In the
sald Court oy Alice V Smith. and have then
there this writ.
Witness. John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
Court, at the Court House Of said county. in TIE
City Of Wheeling. the 10th day OF July. iSqO. and
IN The 18th year Of The State OF West Virginia.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
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educational.

GTAUNTON Military Academy foryounr m.n
- aud boys For ill d catalogue, aidres, Sfaun.
tom Military Academy stanton. Va. lr$fn.'l
u 1ll-Moda Pa Military Academy hot-
'ptVO Brooke Hall. girls Circular. fr..
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T CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
VIFGnn6gIVdnid LINES.
From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsturg Rail-
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pittsburg, Chicago
and Cleveland, $50 a. M. For Plttsburg. lJ.-1
a. m. For Chicago and Cleveland. 100 o. on.
For Pittsburg and New York, 2.5i p M. For
Steubenyille. S.33 %. M.
Trains arrive 20 Bridgeport az SO a. ~. %. -
a. m, l. 10 y. M, 81 ?. m. and ~ p. m.
On Saturdays only-For East Liverpool, els
p. m; from East Liverpool. i:l2 p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburg Cincinnati and ST.
Louis Railway, Panhandle Route leave Wheel
ing. Tor Steubenyille, Pittsburg and the East.
$50 a. M, l2.3j p m, 32) p. M, and 8 90 b. Do.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, lndiauapoii, and So.
Louis. SD a. m. and s.i9 p. M. Fox columbia,
and Chicago, ~ p M. Trains arrive 40 Wheel
ing 40 30 a. m, 1000 "A. M, . i5 p u, and 20
p. M. Trains leaving 40 $50 %. M. and arriving
az $50 p. IN. run solid between Wheeling ana
Pittsburg. All trains daily except sunday.
Fufu
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Mrs. George, dear, why is
the ocean bluee
Mr.. Broughne- Because DC has 90 em-
brace SD many objectionable people.
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NIetal Market.

NEW York, August 20.-Pig iron strong
Copper dull at Sl6.S0. Lead, quiet at s. G2i
Tin, steady; straits $2l.35
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SHERIFF'S RETURN.

Leroy Smith is no inhabitant Of my baihwick
nor found therein this an day OF August. 1870
\. p. GARDEN. d. s.
For l.. Stccnrod. $ q. C.
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5rpnl 1lotirrs.
John ID. Maxwell


THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
L County. In the Circuit Court Tor Ohio coun-
~, to-wit. August Rules, 1890.
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q 4
RAUROADs-Dull; sales S446,OOO.
SToCKs-The stock market opened strong
this morning at 10 * per cent higher
than the close last evening. The DISPOSE
ton 10 trade was never at q lower ebb, all
preferring to await the outcome of the
offer of the Secretary of the Treasury in
regard to the purchase of bonds. There
was less heard about strikes to-
day and the crop news received
was. if anything, more favorable,
which should have encouraged the Bulls,
but the high rates for money were still
maintained The movements were gener-
ally slight, but Oregon rranscontlnetal
dropped T. per cent, while Lackawanna
and Sugar Rehneries lost fractional
amounts The market finally closed dull
and heavy. generally at slight concessions
from the opening prices. The maj changes
are generally slight advances; sales, i3G'
BIB shares. Quotations closed bid as ioi-
lows -
Adams Express, l49; American Express
ll5; Canada Pacific, $50: Central "a
cific. 81; Chesapeake ana Ohio, q do.
first preferred, 50; do second preferred, Al;
Chicago and Alton, rs; Chicago, Bur
linrton and Quincy. 1917; Delaware and
Hudson. 1907; Delaware Lackawanna and
Western, l44, Denver and Rio Grande,
igs5: Erie, 25JI; do preferred, -; Fort
WAYNE. $50: Illinois Central. Ill; Lake
shore, 1868; Michigan Central, 30; Min
neapois and ST. Louis, , do. preferred
l3: Missouri Pacific 7Oa. Northern Pa
cifc, 33i,; do. preferred, 500; North
western, lOSil do. preferred, l43; New
York Central, 1861 Oregon Transcontl-
mental, 45i4 ; Pacific Mail, 49, Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, 10; Pittsburg, loo;
pullman Palace Car, PA; Reading, ~
Rock Island, S6A; ST. Louis ana san
Francisco, 30; do. preferred $50 DO: hrsI
liz: ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
l0q. St. Paul and Omaha, 81 do. pre-
ferred. IS: Texas Pacific, 1919; Union Pa
cidc. 59Z; United States Express ~;
Western Union, 500
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I'll. MARYIS female SEMINARY.
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE.

uSt. Mary's city, Md. Commence o.. ifth
year Oct. Z Instruction thorough. Terms
moderate. Adlrr-- the Principal MISS a. D.
THOMAS iVfhrrtrfrI
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James Elliott.

James Elliott.
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover the sum Of
1920, with interest thereon from the 18th dav
OF January. 1871. and TO attach the estate Of the
defendant IN the State Of West Virginia. And
II appearing from an affidavit fled In said cause
90 these rules that James Elliott j. a non-resi-
dent o.! the State OF West Virginia. IL is ordered
that the said James Elliott do appear within
one month after the date OF the nrst publica-
ton OF this order and do what /, necessary 10
protect his interests. II = further ordered that
this order be published and posted Us required
by law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court, at the Court House OF said county. this
9Th day OF August. 1890. to-Wit. August Rules.
1870. JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
published the first time August Z. 1901
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
l. +. JONES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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