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THE DREYFUS CASE.
A Short Resume OF this Celebrated
Trial
BY Lieutenant Commander II. VI. g.
Brown.

From the Morgantowu Post.
This article was written and pub
lished during the Dreyfus trial and be-
fore the vereict Of the Court Martial
and would rather indicate the result as
given last week.
viii there be any acquittal2 That
is the great question Of the hour in
France Much depends on the decis-
ion of the Court martial now in session
at RenneE Apparently the Court ~
greatly p~rejudiced against the accused.
Some thought at first that the court
pretended to be bitter against Dreyfus.
so that acquittal would be more readily
acce pied by the French people. But
N they are acting they considerabl DIV
oyer do the business. II seems hardly
possible to M hat the Court would
send him back To Devils Island but IL
really looks as though n majority OF
the French people think that he is
guilty. So IL he is acquitted there will
be trouble, and il condemned at least
great discomfort. Foreigners gener-
ally sympathize with Dreyfus and be-
jieve him TO be innocent. but we
mould remember that the French ma.
ton have the right aud duty TO decide
the case. The French criminal code
which we understand is the one fol.
lowed by the Military courts. is so
different from our own, that il ia DIFF.
hcult to understand their procedure.
But we must men Der that it is a much
older system of law than our own.
being founded on the Justiniap Code
OF A. ID. 534. 1t probably has a greater
tendency to convict, for the accused is
considered guilty until acquitted.
whereas with us the opposite is the
case. A majority of the jury find a
verdict in criminal cases, and this is
the rule with Court martial. The
French have no juries in civil cases.
In fact their whole system OF iurispru-
dence differs radically from that OF
England and the United States. This
is very manifest in the way thew ex-
anime witnesses. Most all the test
mony given IN the Dreyfus case would
be ruled ont by a general court martial
in our Army of Navy as irrelevant or
hearsay in a civil exactly as court.
Courts martial in England and the
United States seldom make mistakes.
Tor while the court is both Judge and
jury, the members are educated
othcers, some good lawyers, some onlv
amateurs, but all honest and intelli-
gent. a case in point is now attract
ing much attention. Captain Ober;in
M. Carter OF the engineer corps was
found dishonest, sentenced to hard
labor, and this in spite OF a great en-
glneering reputation, in spite of
social and financial standing of the
highest order hat the sentence has
not been carried out is no fault of the
Court or the system Doubtless il viii
soon be approved but much amelioro
led. 1t is doubtful il Dreyfus has a
more powerful backing than Captain
Carter. Nor could Captain Carter have
been cor yicted on the testimony bv an
ordinary jury of twelve, but in Coprts
martial a majority only is required TO
ind "A verdict and the sentence ia de-.
ternined by a vote in the same vav
Court martials never have the eleven
obstinate jurors. One or two cnnno,
prevent a verdict, no matter how an
huenced. -"
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At Rest In Heaven.

DAvIs-Died at his late residence near Sin
CLAIR July 20. 1879, william l.. Davis, aged 6s
years o months and 10 days. Through almost
the entire past summer Mr.. Davis, one Of sin
clair S oldest add most respected citizens. has
been IN III heal n at his residence near this
piece, gradually growing weakeI. so that his
uliimole recovery was no longer looked for.
70 Yves not with great sal prise. therefore. that
Ode cn'Zens received he announcement Of his
death. which occurred at 10 O'CLOCK "A. m. after
long. weary weei.s Of suffering, borne with a
o~-'ieht, accomplishing fo-titude shat bespoke
the consciousness ola life well spent, death
came 70 his relief. We hope in thai bet, err
world his reward will be as lastirg os eternity
dSct. His He H. we'll known 10 our citizens.
WAC WI remember him as "A Eird hear ted. q
ligious MAJ; a loving husband and dutifuI. de-
voted father. one whose place i'm the home cir.
&C can neye. be filed. HIS funeral took place
from tho pleasant Grove NJ. r.. Church, az 4
O'Clock. A vast concoutse OF people being in
attendance, Rev. W. Funk officiating. IN
hour iate' bis remains were followed by n
large cortege 10 the Shahan burial ground
where the We're laid TO rest until time shall be
no moro. Pc feet be that rest, ana DER his
g eve LAY the grass grow s-een.
The community eXtelds 30 the so-row'ng
one It's heartfelt sympathy. in their sad be-
reavement. The life which he's been fragrant
w'h good deeds. no The death which has so
beouiitullv exhibited The riches o. Divine
SAGE should be noted as an example among
those whose magnificent deeds Of benevolruce
ana whose christian death deserve more than
a passing notice, is our deppr'ed friead ~ IL.
liam T.. Davis; fr;e'dShip erJtitude, piety and
aug to the church. Forbid hat we should let
one so emiuent'y worthy Of rememberance pass
awov with at some record of his w..sth from
which the liyIdg may de-iye lessons of iu.
sttdc,ion.
Ia 1870 ne Was attracted by the precious spirit.
ual experience OF tho NJ. f. Church and no
uni e with nat church, where no continued
IN church fe' ow,hip until he died. lie leaves
behind q wife two daughters and three sons to
moutd his loss, besides many Others who we're
his ft,ends and 9cquaintances. His UNIFORMLY
Kind add plea ant disposition made him pom
ular with his friends and neiehbors, nd his
Sterling sen-e OF honesty and fair dealing won
the respect Gnd esteem of all with Wh,m he
came in contact.
He heard the voice of Jesus say,
Come unto me and rest;
Lay down, thou weary one, lay down
Thy head upon my bre, St"
He came to Jesus. weary, worn and sad,
Aud found in Him a resting place,
And he has made him glad.
NJ z a.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

"'Al'Ns nittldl AOfnH
JAS. H.. Hurry. ct al.
Ihe above entitled chancery cause. by a es.
cree OF the circuit court Of Preston county.
maoe therein, on he 9tn day of sept nber. A.
d, 1913, having been referred 10 The u,dr-.
sig ed commissioner in Mi0cerv. with the
IIl owing rec ions To ascertain rr. reyort
nni't amount OF money was collected ty the
ueieAoant y. NJ. voting. as special comm.s-
SlouVt ~ lhe Chancett cause OF James 4. Harry
against John Har.tcer = Admir- ana heirs. afig-
: it,m the safes o. the real estate Of said
Johh hdfdder. from whom received and wha-h-
We app led ~ accordance Will the directions
una requirements OF tho DEGREES OF conGrm.-
w. u IN SAID cause and TO whom ;nid. Also 10
ascttlu u aud report the name OF the ever
pu' cUaserS OF the saiG lands; whether the sold
Noir'1g gave bond as required hy inc derrpes
on sdie IN sad cause. and whether he was Pc.
quNcu 10 give more than one bond, aud Wbcfk-
or any or the dcfei red purchase moUey rotas
wee collected bv said W0tring before tbs9
wee que ana 10y whom paid
Nl71 whether said Notring executed deeds to
aS 2 sdId purchasers. and " O. IL any. Of no
&c ltpts or heirs o. those to whom costs were,
due' lied to receive the amounts 10 yybig5
.htN We're entitled, aad the amour @ resuecr-
INelN uue T" edeu. and t1ai he report any other
II, nSht matter which may be deemed so ~
nlmoeil' or required by the parties or any OF
The parties 90 said cause, to-yit: Robert W
.ontoe; special commissioner plaintiff. and
GeWSe Evans. Nell j.. Forthey, VIM. II. o.
Dawson, - w.. W.'- ng. j ~. VValsou -
fearer A. r. McNii ed. D.. NJ. COIwin' RI g.
Or; Daniei M"sser, samuel Hsrader and j..
nglce' Inst on the @0lh day OF Or,obst. A.D
~ tt my Office in KingwOOd Preston county
Mest N~ii-IuiG, sha ! proceed TO execute SAID
Give qoder my hand this 18Th day Of Sep
"&I 90 Sos j.. WATSON, Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

At a meeting of the Republican
executive committee Of Fayette
county, held "a few days ago. the
committee unanimously endorsed
the course OF its chairman, Mr..
Haptons'all. in refusing to vote
for Scott and IN signing the protest
OF Hon. John Il. McGraw against
his being seated.
Will the Journal and the jim
Committee of this place, please
take notice Of the above.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

The work Of laying rails on the
Morgantown and Kingwood railroad
was commenced at 9 q. m. Tuesday.
The connection is beng made Just
south Of the f.. NJ. & p. station.
The cross ties have been on the
ground for several days and q large
force Of workmen commenced this
morning for the road bed. The
rails will 10 received every day
from now on and will be laid Just
as they come of the cars. Within
two or three weeks you can 90 to
DeIIslow by way Of the Morgantowp
and Kiugwood road.-Morgantown
Post.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21
COMMISSIONER 5 NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,
h.ngwoOd, W. Va, Sept. 10, 1899.
N'AIEt \. Ott.
p. a.. Fox,s admir- ct al Equity

: Enu t."
=. a. Fox's Admir- ct al. 49,
The above ent tied chancery. by a deere 81,
the circuit CONT of Pres.on coupty. made t,er.,
~. on the ga day Of SeotemberI A.. ID. iSg1
NY le Deen referred 20 the undersigned Com
missioner IN Chdncerc. with The following Al
rectlons; 10 ascertain aud report the real es-
rate owled by the decedeut. A. Fox. Inc
,iate nd condition Of the title thereto. TIE
Hels anu thergeS thereon, their amounts e bar-
acter prior!ties. ard 20 whom OWING: 10 stafe
audit and settle the administration acc,pgts
=" AnI' VI FOX administlatriN, of tie est4te
81 "a a uecedent and appOrtion me perso.aI
FUNDS. VI any. iu The hands Of said .drriufstra.
triN rinolE the creditors If the said estate o.
SpIuHls 10 the'r respective priori,ies; aud that
may be deemed 20 by himself. or reguired hv
me parties or any Of them
he parties 20 SAID eau Q. tu-wit: CeOr.-s A..
~ piaIntlh, and Anna VI. Fox. admiIistrltr (.
q. harIeS FOX, Mary OK. Robert Fox. Nav ~
anne OK, John y. Fox, ~. o.. Vapkirk Henry
y narber. trading a. Harper Bros; j. n. Uur-
uoVH ezra A Ia sank, John Zotz, Charles Eel.
Ter, x. ID. Johnson sill ing Company. CANAAN
DIy Goods 'ouPany; Thomas A. Greceau friw
= Jeuets' Executor OF susan LETTERS. Ling.
,ouE' OiINer IompSny, Hugh kerus, heeIng
blug Company. -- Moritz. - Lott and
otuef unknown parties trading as Noitz. 10th
~ 20. The ~ orthingtou Tea Co, tOhn s.. Nay
l"' I. \. L%lliuuce and j. Is. Brennan. trading
as 'ohn ). NaNior 81 20. dohn Ruhl. JOhn "a
ID eSaFd' trading IS kuhl 81 Co.. -- Yoder
- Mckee and other unknown parties tr H..
luG as 1ooer, Ncke ~ Co l. ID. hoher i. r.
stuck, - Rea and 9th ec unkuowD porties
E"IIHg as h,a ~ Co Moutan, todl q Coke 60
{, II shattuck. and J b.. jackson, trading "a
utt uch - |aci.sOn, Runue dale NiI., "A cor
pordton, J. o. Russell. Imuerial Portrait q
lewis J.. White, Wm O.. Brown aud U.rceI,is
ncS,Suger. viii therefore, take notice, N. { or
lhe 1911 day OF November. A. D. H. 81 AZ nv
once IN hiugw OF. Preston county. N. Via
Snal, proceed to execute said decree.
%iFen under my hand this l9ih day OF sep
toihber. a. D., lS9l.
J. W. WATSON. Commas oper.
GSl 30 20 SGD
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To ~ persons holding liens by judgment OF
otherwise, on the real estate. or any mart
the Ell, Of James a Wardweu: ~
in puf .ance OF a decree o. the circuit court
on ftston county made I'm a cause ihorein
pehulhg' 90 subject the real estate of tho said
lanes a. W ardwol 10 the satisfaction uf [ n
len- thoreon. you are hereby required To- pre.
sent an claims he'd by you and each Of Won
against the said james A NardwelI. ~ hIch acc
yer s on ms real estate or any pant OF &c. tor ud-
lu4icdtiou, 20 me, at my Office in KiugyOud
Preston county, WC.t Virginia. on or before fhs
&th day a. 4 OyembCr. d. ID 1871.
Gwen under 10y hand this I9th day Of .ept..
a. Drl oy y. W NArsuV.
20 ''H - 80 Commissioner
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MoTIcE ID cREDIroRs.

To che creditors Of John b. walker deceased .
n pursualco OF n decree ~ the citcuit com
OF me county Of PRESTON, made in "a cause
therein pending. 20 subject the real estate of
debts. Won are required to present vour claims
against the estfte or the said John r.. WalRer
Tor adludicI ton Go John w.. Wa.sOu Commis-
sioner. no hle once in tho slid county on or he.
fore the 18th day OF November next.
witness, j. ". Walton. Clerk OF said court,
this to.h dag Of sept. 1899
u. j. Cp0GAH. Attorney.
92t % o. ff15.
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.OTIcE 10 IL nnLnERs.

TO al persons holding liens by judgment. or
otnefWise, on the real estate, or any part
thereof. % T. Dr.. Wolf:
ln pursuance NJ a decree Of tie circuit court
OF preston county. made in a cause therein
pending. % subject th. real estate Of the said
J.. II. wolf to The 8tfisfsctiuu OF The lieus thore.
on, you. are hereby required To- present 600
claims hold by you aud each of YOU against Tho
"a q T. or. Wolf which are lien. Ou nia real
estate OF any 0art Of ~. Tor adiucation. f1 inc.
~ my Office OBJ kiuRwood. Preston county. West
a. d.. 1872.
Given under my band tbls 18Th day Of septom.
lo-2 20 asa g1l
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

TO ODE creditors of Iamos 81. white docaqsod .
~ pursuance of 20 decree rf The circuit c.nrt
OF Che county OF Preston. made ,p c
thoIoiu pending. Co sub. e.t tls tcaI
The sfiJ James ~. White 90 the payment IA
dcIt-, tou. ARE required TO prc. eut ,Yu. al. 4s
against Doc estate oft Che said James IS. d. 40
Tor ad indication tu D. W. Watson .o. vi
siOucr. d. bis once boo tIc said gOur f. ,r o IA
fore Doc Iil oat. 20 November rev..
illness. j. vs.. Nat.1u. D. tcrk .s.nF .
this 18th day Of sept. 1899.
s-si @6t SAID. NV. WAEsag, q
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n OTlcE 10 CREDITORS.

TO Oh, creditors OF Minnie f. wardwor do.
~ pu suauco Of q decree OF tho c.rcu Z court
vi preston made Do 10 cause therein uepdf.r
~ NunIetL .hc real estate of the said tfrrIe 81
NaidWei 10 Cine payment of hor debts. YOU a .
it4uIicH co. present your CI inns against tho
e-'i,e OF mo said Minnie q WurdweI mr.
~slLuolrdiisu TOD w. HatsOu CoUmtssior orr.
10 DDS ONCE in the said county on 1r before the
20 day oi November next
WIN ss. y. So. Watson. CLERK Of uett 0,,,rt
this Do day Of Sept. fSJJ.
vi " Ot *i.15. j. W.. Watson. Clork.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

The Republican plpers are max
ing u terrible-to do about John r.
Mclean, Democratic candidate for
1overnor of Ohio being a money
man and having a barrel. They
are afraid the Democrats are going
to light the devil (Hanna) with
fire.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

The Court Martial at Rennes,
France, returned a verdict last
week against Capt. Alfred D~reyfus,
finding him guilty again, in spite
of the fact that there was not a
scintilIa Of honest evidence pro.
duced against him. The witnesses
for the prosecution we're proven
liars and perjurers, and The whole
case WAS shown up to be a gigantic
conspiracy Of the sristocrats Of the
French army 90 drive The Jewish
officers out of the service and make
"a scape goat OF Dreyfus, still as
they bad it all .n their own hands
they continue to defy the honest
aud liberty loving sentiment Of tho
world, and even Of France itself.
and hold TO IL that Dr.,fus Il
guilty iu order to shield them
selves.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

President Mckinley will not be
present a the Chadwick Day exer
cises at Morgantown, but the show
will 60 on just the ame
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

In this issue will be found a
statement Of the financial condi-
ton OF the Bank of Kingwood and
we invite a rigid scrutiny Of the
report. We doubt IL any bank in
the State can exhibit rs safe and
conservative condition OF affairs.
Every dollar Of the depositors
money is doubly covered by re-
sources half Of which can be reached
10 24hours time. The general public
and business men in particular are
invited TO make a careful inspec-
tioR OF this report as it shows a
solid financial condition that any
bank can afford to be proud Of.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

The papers are now full of pros
pectIVe war in South Africa be.
tween the Bulls and Beers. Eng
land has been crowding old Paul
Kruger's Republic down there till
they now have to fight or be run
over aud finally gobbled up, one or
the other. The Beers, as the
South African Dutch are called,
are a sturdy set and ready to fight
for their rights, while John Bull
thinks to crush them with his
grasping greed for gain and su-
perlor force.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

Cornelius Vanderbilt, head of
the Vanderbilt family, and worth
$500, 900, 600, died at his New
York Palace last Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 18th, very suddenly with a
stroke Of paralysis. This leaves
VIM. K. Vanderbilt to manage the
great railroad interest and business
OF one Of the greatest millionaire
families in America. Cornelius Van
derbilt was comparatively a young
man, only being sc years old at the
time Of his death.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

Governor Atkinson sen his pri-
vate secretary to Weston a few
days ago with his sympathy and
coincidence for his Old friend
Stathers. 1t is not necessary to
say that the Secretary went at the
expense of the State.
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KingwoOd. September 81. 1899

No trial in the worlds history
ever excited so much interest as
shat of Dreyfus. the Jewish officer
of the French army.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

Two of the greatest orators in
this country came together at Chi
cago last week and debated the
Trust question. Bourke Cochran
spoke Friday night in favor of
trusts and w. j. Bryan followed
Saturday night in opposition to
the trusts. Both speakers were
greeted with immense audiences.
and both delivered very able ad-
dresses.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

The miners and coke drawers
over at Austen have all been out
on a strike the past week. They
have been making fairly good
wages, from 81 so to 50 90 per day
and are making a mistake in strlk.
ing after having an agreement With
the e Company for a year.
Some of the men want to work.
but the others won't allow them to
and a few foolish parties have been
threatening violence.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

aeaCutIS' me enrOlIment last
summer was lSS Students, and the
increase this summer was very
gratifying to everybody. The OPP
portuIty the Summer Quarter gives
to teachers is especially valuable.
aud that it is beginning to be APP
preciattd IS shown by the large
number OF teachers in attendance
this summer.
tn
Within the next few weeks two
or three thousand samples Of sugar
beets from various parts of the
State will be sent TO the Expert.
ment Station Of West Virginia
University for analysis. These
samples are grown and analysed
for the purpose of determining the
adaptibIlity of West Virginia soils
and climate to the cultivation Of
this crop. This work has been
going on for two years and will be
continued until 1T is possible to say
with certainty whether the produc-
tion of sugar beets will be profit
able in this State. The investiga-
ton necessitates five or six thou.
and determinations each year by
the chemical department, but if it
should prove that West Virginia
is capable OF producing the sugar
which is consumed by the people
of the State, for which enormous
sums of money are expended n
nually, the Investigation will be
we'll worth the time and expense
incurred.
TIT
West Virginia University has
adopted the elective system to its
full extent. Hereafter the degree
of Bachelor Of Arts will be con-
ferred upon any student who salts
ties the entrance requirements, and
satisfactorily completes forty two
full College courses, of which at
least nine courses are in some one
department, selected by the stu
dent as his major subject or
speciality. The professor in charge
of the Students major work will
act as the Students class officer
and will have authority to require
the completion Of the major sub
lect, and also Of such minor sub
Jects in other departments as he
may consider necessary or ad-
visable collateral work; provided
that such minor requirements shall
not exceed SIX courses. With the
exception of these major and minor
courses, all work is elective, and
the student may, in consultation
with his major professor, freely
choose any subject taught in the
University which his previous
studies have prepared him to un.
dertake but the recommendation
OF his major professor is necessary
to graduation, and no degree will
be conferred upon any student who
has not received credit for at least
forty tive full courses, and spent
at least one University year (three
quarters) In residence at the
University.
Any student may elect law as
his major, but may no. take more
than nine courses in law to count
toward his b. A. The student
who has received nine courses be-
fore receiving the degree of b. A.
may finish the remainder Of the
law course, and receive the degree
of LII. b., by an additional years
work in Law, provided in that time
he is able TO take all Of the remain.
ing courses required for the degree
Of LII. b.
The degrees of B. s., b. L., and
Ph. B. will no longer be conferred,
the degree A. b. covering all the
courses, except the technical and
professional cou rses.
In this issue will be found a
statement of the financial condi-
ton OF the Bank Of Kingwood and
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-21

The above entitled ch1nce-v ca-ss D.
cree @, the circuit court Of Preston c.,. 70
having been referred 70 he ma ios.
missioner In q hsncery. with ma foifc m
,SStSI,'ss . asgsrtain ana repor I e real -.
ne STATE and coudltinn Of the tt.e fh.r.fo 49,
nens ahd charges thereon. their amounts ct.r,
act r priorlttes and Go whom owing. "a 80.
snd settle the admiuistrafion gccrutts ~
=. NaIuWeiL a. aduicisfrator Of Saf6 de~o
dert, anu appOrtion the personal fu1gs &c..
tn the hands Of said adminLtrsiar shy,
cltunofs OF the said estate. according n, fbeir
ME-, y Prlo1tlvs; and that he report any
20 Dy hlinreiI' or required by the parties or any
And said omrissione T., further ordo-o
directed 70 ascertain ana retort tie re- &c.,
or any Int ct therein, owned by the Sefeno
o.' "@th"' \ afdWell. The mature aud con-
po 10 &c tile thereto, the i0us anu charges
thereon, thcii character. amounts auJ 1870
"I'9 90 whom owing, and report arv other
by anv -" ~ me ~ ~ ~ Hheht ~ himself or re Iuircd
The p rites TO the Grst above named ans.
t"-wit Z d Hennen. PLAINTIFF, mud Jo,Tss A
v arc well. g. his own right az. a. sxecu 'Craf
ne VIII % Minnie l.. Wa dwell Deceased.
harles Horton Walter Horton. nrerca,
WaIdwell. Marguerite WardG eli Ai,cst VNence
W1l uud .Loyen p. IS ard well. iuiants) l.. n.
Hiot'Smt Wm C. Brown, ?. J Crog1u, trustee,
A. w lson a son, w. r.. While and PHyi"rv
&c CITY, Iadlng as bite & Ue3erry. defend.
cause, 90 wit T.. D.. trogaa trusfee - nnulv9
and, ames A. WardweI. MA Wiiso5 and "
~ "ts"h l5a1lng as W 4 Wilson & son: VIM.
hlte AID FARLEY DeBerry trading IL; it9
* Deherl2, tCharies. Horton. Waller i'orton:
aiUreh(e MafaweI, Marguerite , atdwrIl,
tantsl aun James a Wardwell executor 81 H.
WI OF Minnie , MardweiI Gece sed. dsfen-
dants viii, therefore take notice hat on the
Sth day of November 1892, at my onics a.,
hlnywOod, Preston county. West Virginia. I
smart proceed 70 execute said decree
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