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DIR. ROSS
w OuLD call the attention Of Physicians his ABDOM
w NAL SUPPORTER, which for three. years past has
proved so ehcacious TO be satisfactory those who have
ed Il. as well as Gratifying himself Many eminent men in
ne fr2es,ion approx IL some Of whom following
pprof VI Mott A. Il Stevens, Nd. H. X. Hoffman, MD
PSf Ps VI fssseii. sssi 4 l. f rs.. n NIB .ss
Prof G. a; Lee A. /. Cor, Nj D. G. WIKI NJ. d.
Fri. RI Jnba.da X Wsst, Il B9nowe, Mp Clinton, s.
AZ ( HS,ssI ssss " Mr. 3 2 AS; A. S;sss B. Bs,Rsv b
VIC Roberts 81 ND o. WI;assy, G,,.sdv M y Mp gpe n p
jul lm|m ''o'''
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q o NJ Nj e CIAL.

- new York. Saturday, Aug z.
AsHEs--We quote Pots at SO IS a 50 sll Pearls are
hrm az "a Oot These prices show decline in both dc.
scptons lhere have been received this season since
the opening OF the canals 3503l bbs pots and 10 400
bbls peals-together 1874 bbl The STOCK of new po
is now 5000 bbls and of pearls 35s2 -" fo''
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ST oil broadway.
uLAy, ,TREArEp.
I Determination Of blood 70
the head.
6 Sore eyes.
q Cough aud night swea,s.
s Secondary syphilis.
2 Retention Of urine.
2 Noli Me Tangere, or sore
nose, under treatment.
Sere head.
3 k.ruptions Of the skin.
6 Sources and wind ON Ste
mach.
p Gonorrhna, primary.
7 Primary chsncrrs.
3 Falling Of the womb.
2 Fever, continued.
9 Cholera .r,orbrr.
~ Examinations Of the chest
TO detect disease.
2 Disease Of the liver.
| Disease Of the womb.
2 Swelled legs and feet.
8 Stomach bilious.
rioNs AND ttnTs.
3 Operations for deformi-
ties.
/ Weakness Of the spine.
l Curvature ofihe spine back
ward.
2 Lateral curva'ures, d.
Aneurirn,
, Bow legs. children.
, Operations for radical cure
Of hydrocele.
Q Tonsils removed.
Srrained ancle.
! istul ain ano.
4 Bubos.
l Polyrus removed from va.
gina.
2 Phvmosis,
| Uvtla removed.
II. BOSTWICK. M. d.
ling Surpeon and PhySictan-
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Packets to Arrive.

Packets to Arrive.
LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Cole, June Is
S.Whitney Thompson, June 26
Q.of West, Woodhouse, July 6
PORTSMOUTH.
Northumberland. July l
Gladiator, Bunting, July 10
HAvRE
Francois |, Whedon, July /
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FEVER AND AGUE.


For The cure Of Fever and Aue Remiitent and Inter
I'd e r. s%. S
recommended and has been extensively used with distinguish;
tons has srssnsaent he
and children may take Xi,hou. the lens? deuly il
its and seldom requires than boe effect
m ssser9 nna M .r noting M to the
mails from two physicians who have used in their practices
GEsrs-i have used your medicine called Compound To-
Mx,ure Of Fever and Ague have found to
s ssse s, sss N,y when :,
list II ,me and i has proved successful. re-
al other e"sf Ss, distressing
3. II. TRAPHAGAN.M MD.
srRsHavng adopted the Of your Tonic Mixture for the
asse medicine s % he Of %s
.sssu ss Js% T.ss S.y
hope it may get the extension and psgonase deservcs
L. b. FLEMING, NJ d.
This Mixture is prepared by r. D. wynkoop Druggist 81
Rsyaos I'D Co. & rHsaIs Bass AnS as
j. McChesney, Chicago, III. je2o im'ec
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
n, I
quid Dye which changes the
hair ssS.a S. brown black hal
mode Of application and eect-s other dyes
requiring from to twelve hours produce any change lis
superior excellence will be every upon single
application;
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily un"ALrSAnpxn's
TnIcoBAPHEThe effect of the above the hair truly as
tonishng II tried yesterday our Office and the change
from grav TO black issantaneous. -"
For sale by Rashtpn Co, druggists. IIo Broadway 10 As
tor House and 86 broadway; Of Nth Asrn.
WALL 86 William street johnson, Moore x Taylor 81 Maiden
lane J. W Wright Co Cedar street, aud q the principal
rofx
r. @. A. WRIGHT, % South Fourth street,
yy5 I'm m PhiaJerha
lR ABBOTT may be consulted couidensly at bIs Office
~ 6 Duane street where afflicted with delicate dis
eases old syphic ulcers diseases Of the bladder urehr
aud prostate gland. invited call Several years erpe.
rence in the best hospitals Europe besides sixteen years
practice the city Of New York entirely devoted TO the treat
meat o delicate diseases enable linn 70 speedy and
Dr. feels confident that he has performed cures re.
eved more suffering humanity from the above diseases than
other physician IN New York. Beware imposition and
do not mistakeI6 medicine may be had to prevent The
above diseases in all their varieties Attendance from
till 10 r. NJ. Charges reasonable. " "
~ B. Dr. Abbott the only regular bvsicien in
Duane street. except old Dr. Cooper. wi Imsm
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Packets TO Sail.

LIVERPOOL.
Ashburton, Howland, Aug. 6
:; X. Skiddv. Skiddy, Aug. II
New York, Cropper, Aug. l6
PORTSMOUTH.
Toronto, Tinker, Aug. 10
HArRE.
Argo, Anthony, Aug o
-, Aug. l6
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T1VCI UN UVHbTI Uelnhrr of the University OF New
fok also Member of the Medical Society has bIs
once from 10 Duane street to Oliver street near Chatham
5quare; may be consulted confdentally all diseases
deicat nature Sangers informed that Doctor has
ciasvely confined his practice from being general the
the city 81 New York; which engages entire attention
Ihe annals 81 medicine do record greater than m
aEa,s the use Of mercury q; i has is thousands Of victms
Those protrsced and mareed that have be under
the treatment physicians less will be sure to find
prompt relief by calling Dr. &. practice OF many years
has established the Doctors reputation Tor skill
~ structures engage the Doctors profound attention.
ncne may be had 70 prevent disease of
forms. Open from A. NJ. to 10 r. NJ ivi Inn ossm
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VICTIMS OF lNDISCRETION.

VICIINIo OF TNDISCKETION
a BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS an, the most su
cessiol remedy discovered Tor the cure
seminal weakness similar disorder oft organs
~ seaetauon Tie high, low, rich and poor married
cure themselves without the least exposure in the
anoes, possible time. They free from mercury and nv
hev a1s % ,S,,f generally especially the gegersve
prescribed by The celebrated Dr. Abemcthy in all stages
XII vic,, .t complaints Reader remsmber that thousands
~ ~ anu get Their constitutions ruined when one
oi These Pills would have saved them ' WV" 80 -
1r sale Wholesale and lby VIM ,so,
iail, ~ Catharine street, aud IN Maiden Lam.
Irlce VI per boz, with directions. ~ '' no ,ns.c
ts9 Wahp 81 having been bumt out have removed 10
jy9oo
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lies OF stocks ut Boston

iaF nF s1s & % 40 81 80 DO G 2 East Boston Co M Read
va Wilmington RR is4 225 do lEs $1,000 Reading Bonds
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FOR THE PILES

DIV UFffAN'so ELECTUARY,
niterernal remedy, a certain cure for the Piles
either internal external, bleeding or blind Sold AZ
the oice OF the original proprietor A. uphsm d. regn
=, @ Pnyhish o twenty years experience, confined
70 an oce practice where Piles and chronic diseases
sle suecsssully treated Medical Office I96 Bowerv four
Advise gratis /. oo i,a '. AZ 4, - !. = =. -
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MONTHLY REPORT
or rfsr
NEW YORK

WEDICAL AND SUKG1CAII INSTITUTE
No. 10 Chambers Street.
First House West Of Broadway.
cAsss succEssFuL+x, ,TREArEp
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Please notice that p s. Beekmsn, of 9s Courand street
longer agent for the sale OF the Genuine Schenck
Pumonic Syrup
The Genuns schsnck's Pulmoac Syrup be had the
Propnetors Office, No Couandt street few doors below
Broadway; No 32 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia
below the of Chestnut 6 Broadway Albany
No State street, Boston and No IS North Gay street Bal
timore 30 lm*rc. j. II. SCHENCK.
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A LII CASES the Surgical and Ms1ica line especially
those of ng standing advice and medicine gra
rs on the first ppcatoD neither residence required nj
No. 81 Reade street s. HEINE. VI. ID.
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WAOsoOO d. X. COLLINS co,
Soufh xtrre
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TO THE PUBLIC
I NOTICE THE PUBLIC that Doctor JOSEPH HEINE
L No. 20 DUANE STREET is my SON-wss no, AYSA.
LON, DAVID'S SOM See Book Samuel.
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. ID.
ie 2mfec M. 81 Rssd New yoyk
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THE DAILY spy.

We this day, present the public with the first
number of the Daily Spy. For two years past,
portion OF our friends have urged upon the
ment of daily paper, in the belief that the business of
the town required such accommodation and that the
population such would afford il an adequate sup
port On the latter point differed with them in opin-
ion and, it not till the passage of the post Office
law that we were prepared TO yield TO their suggestions
But upon the passage Of that law, concluded TO try
the experiment. and communicated some ofour friends
our intention so to do, as early day should be
convenient, after the law should go into effect,
In accordance with that determination, we now enter
upon the experiment. We upon it, with deermi
nation that fit do not succeed the fault shall not be
All reasonable and proper exerons to the
permanence of our new bantling shat be made. For
the rest we must to the public-to that public
which have labored diligently, for more than wen
y years, serve, and from which, we have received so
many and long continued proofs thai efforts to salts
fy them have not been in vain. With the facilities for in
Producing and circulating the papers of Boston and New
York, and with eight newspapers already existing in this
place, could not of course think of the present
deaking, with any expectation of sustaining it by the
patronage of this alone nor indeed without the hope
that very considerable portion of its support should
come from other portions ofhe county Neither should
we think Of it as distinct and separate concern. But,
in connection with well established weekly paper of
extensive circulation, the daily be sustained with
amount oparonage much less than would be absolutely
necessary for its support, lift thus connected.
With this advantage, and the additional of being
able circulate it, free of expense for circuit of thirty
miles, that all the towns within that distance may be
accommodated good terms those ofhis village
we hope to keep along till the increased business and
population of our and of the adjacent country shall
secure 10 it liberal and adequate support.
Worcester, July "a, 1915.
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Terms.
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annum Seventv-fve Gents per quarter if paid strictly
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not paid in advance
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
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DUTIES OF PosTMAsTERs. A letter from tie Office
OF the postmaster general, under date OF July r. says
8" When subscribers refuse to take pamphlets or news
papers from the office, posmasters now as hefeo-
fore, required notify editors, &c, and may frank let
tiers containing such notice."
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
GURANT CAPITAL
100000.
Hon. JOHN DAVIS, President.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS,
STEPHEN SALISBURY, p'ce Ffesa0enIs'
DIRECTORS.
Edwin Conant, Esq, Clarendon Harris,
lchabod Washbum, Hon. Alex. Dewitt,
Frederick w. Paine, John Brooks Esq.
John Milton Earle, Charles w Wilder,
John Green NJ. d. Hon. Nathaniel Wood,
Benz. F. Haywood, MD. Hon. II. w. Cushman,
Fred. w. Gale, Esq Henry Chaplin, Esq.
Charles Washburn, Esq. II. S. Wheaton, Esq
Joseph Sargent, MD. Elisha P. Fearing, Esq
William Dickinson, Esq. Joseph A. Denny, Esq
Freeman Upham,
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing Policies of Assurance
on the first ofJune, on from Is to so years. and in
amounts from 800 to $4,000.
~rPremiums Of Assurance for One Hundred Douars.~
Anhudt Payments. annual Payments.
Age For o. + from ON For Age For from For

In addition TO the above premiums deposite per
cent on the premiums will be required; and a deposite
varying the different ages from Is 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office of
the Company the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester and to
the Agents in the and sections of New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, July 9, le45.
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Pasture for Sale
LOANS ON MORTGl
Paper Hangings.

Paper Hanglngs,
Wholesale and Retail.
THE subscribers manufacturing all kinds of PAPER
l. HANGINGS AND BORDERS, of every description
and have extensive always hand part
Of which may be and for sale (oWer than be
purchased eiseWhere) at 4. w. IL G. P. BANCROFTs
No. l55 MAIN STREET WORCESTER, Mass, and at SAML
B. PIERCE CO.'S, No. a. BROAD ST BosToN.
Also large assortment of French Borders and Fire
Board Prints &c. w. p. WHITE 81 co.
Newark, N. j., July 49, 1916. SIN
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THE PROTECTION ms. co


Office No. s, Exchange Buildings, NORTH Of the
State House.. Hartford, CT.
THIS Company was incorporated by the legislature of
j. Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance. and has the power of in
creasing its Capital TO Half a Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores, Mills Fac
tories Barns and their contents and all Other nsurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The of
premium offered as low those of other similar
protect himself against the of this destruc
tive element The the Office pursues in ansaciing
their business and in the adjusting and payment of losses
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity referred
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS ESQ., his office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y.
Hartford, July II, 1874. ly
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This work has been issued at this Office and
embraces ALL the laws Of a genera! character
passed by the last General assembly, and d.
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llshcd under the authority of the State, also
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der the authority of an act passed hy the last
General ! assembly, a coPy of which, with the
certificate Of the Secretary Of State that the
laws has been compiled with, IS inserted,) by
which it IS made evidence in courts, and given
the same effect a. tie laws published BY the
State. In addition to the laws, tins work con-
tains notes Of reference TO decisions OItHe Su-
preme Court, and reference to alterations made
from the former acts BY the revised code.
There is also appended 4 fall set OF forms,
embracing ferns and Instructions for wits,
process, deeds, wills, notes, leases, inGentures
and nearly every Instrument which Is required
in the practice Of any officer, or the business
ofany person. The whole is accompanied by
a complete and coinpcndIOus index, much more
fell and perspicuOGs than that in the revised
Laws of 1887
AGENTS will in Il few DAYS visit the various
sections Of the State, and will be prepa red TO
supply the demand, either by Wholesale or re,
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CfIA d3i-S Il ENAPF-
st. Louis. July 7lh IoIJ.
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Administrators Not!cc.

NOTfeE il hereby gwen, that tn" under
7 signed has obtained OF the Clerk Of the
Gtv Court Of Lincoln county. letters Of id-
mIni-trat,on On the estate of jacob Presley.
decd Lcaring date Isl Sept, l1IJ,
Al persons indebted to said estate, are re
Gues;cd to make immediate payment. III
persons having C aIms against said estate, are
requested to exhibit them properly Unthcnii-
Gated, with n one year from the date OF SAID
letters, or they may be Procludcd from having
any benefit Of SAID estate; and If not exhibited
within three yelrs, they viii he forevcr barred,
J.R HOLCONB Administrator.
!Scptcml 81 - / l6i5. 3w--3l
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO all cred
" itors, and all others Interested in
the estate of the FIVE wards Of the uH-
dersigncd guardian, VIZ: James r. Rus
sell. Hartman J. Russell, John j. Rus
sell. and Mary J. Clanton, (late Mary
J. Russell, and Susan A. PoindcXter,
(late Susan A. Russell, heirs now u
year of age, of Robert Russell deed,
that the undersigned will apply at the
next August term Of the Montgomery
county court Missouri, for a final settle
ment of her guardianship with said
wards. BRIDGET RUSSELL.
Guardian.
liay l7th, iS45, fw.5
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EAEp sCi'EsDEl,


~. - DCI-4 -, NtuNt'I,
VIII leave ST. Louis on Monday and
Thursdays at ! o'clock, P NJ. Return
ing, will leave keokuk on Tuesdays and
Fridays at ; O'clock, p NJ; Warsaw and
Alexandria al &; TulIy at Sand Lagrange
at 9o'clock, = NJ, same days; Quincy OF
Wednesdays < Saturdays, al s o'clock,
A NJ; Marion City At Q. i N; Hannibal at
10, A "; Louisiana at 3, Z NJ; AID Ularks-
vile at i, p Vi, same d.ys.
The Die Vernon having been built al
st. Louis cXdressly for the trade, with
superior accommodations may be relied
upon by shippers and passenger, for the
same polite attention and promptness
which Characterised her duringth last
season.
Passengers viii please be Oh board at
the hour advertised, as there will be no
detention beyond that time.
NV l"'h 1915 Il.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that the
" undersigned has Obtained Of The
Clerk OF the County Court Of Lincoln
Conuty,-.crters OF Administration on
the estate OF Enoch Murphy. dcceaS-
ed, bcarirg date AUGUST 1911. l&ij.
A persons indebted TO SAID estate,
are requested to make Immediate
payment. All persons having CLAIMS
against sad estate. are requested 10
exhibit then property authenticated
within n year from the date Of sad
letters, or they may be PrecIuedd
from having any benefit OF SAID es-
tate, and if not exhibited within three
Years, they will be forever barred.
THOMAS J. WRIGHT.
Administrator.
'ug. SOIL. 1915. 7w30.
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MARRIED.,

Near this place, on Thursday the 4ta
inst, by the rev. James ". Campbel!,
MIR. ANDREW J. DISMUKEs, 90 Miss
I,xxrrrA JoRDAS, all Of this county.
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II ANfEn,aTNnR-

SfN'IE e4hsCrher wi-hrs to inform t'1
Ia citizens ui H0wIiu~ Green ar',5 initv,
that he has commenced the above t~u-'nes,
~ this place. III wogk entrusted to Li-
cnre shall g., lone 10 uc.' aaj fashionable
t. !e. p ice taken 81 .ayncut OF work
at cash price. Wor, VIII be lone at rea-
scuatie prices, and wg,fan;ed to TT.
" y. EGN.-E
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SIG E2agesa

scrihels with 7 volume Of
SIG pages
1T de unprecedented low price OF
ONE DOLLAR ONhYM! Beng
tic cheapest periodical ever before
Issued ia Ills country.
Tie U.r,-i.u, sill continue 70 e
Il faithaui M fearless c~~rogrL-r q
tie true pri.cp.- Of -ellrson,gn
Dcraocrucy.as It !as bee. under is
late h.-hIp gifted e1i,or. who we are
encouraged to hope, Viii materially
aId us with articles from his eloquent
zen: its pages will be adorned by
contributions from the most dis,iE-
-uisaej po.it cal writer's 10 the United
States. Nejr.er pains nor expense
will BE- spared. 70 make II worthy Of
teir- considered q textbook iog the
democracy. in iHture "cnerations.-
The publishers .ateri It shall Cccu-
.pv Tie high Ground sustained Ivy
MIS- Weekly REGISTER. in tie palm
+ dt1s q that usciu! publication: It
shall sc a record Of important po!t.-
aqI fsc:S, for future use & re~.eIcHce-
rs well aea7 able evroUudsr OF sttl
move imyattaatpottIca truths, "A.
siI live through u; tame. and even
tc"... 80: rc-..u'.aUiZc tic WgIst,
We stall Ia. tmjttinzy Al, "l-h
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EsToGelL2csed 4 E'segG.
ATTORNIES At LAM.

James o. Broadhcad s I. J. c,
fagg, having associated themselves in
the practice Of the law, Will promptly
attend to any business entrusted TO
their care.
kowiing-Greea, May the 9th 1915.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, g
County Of Lincoln. go
In Lincoln Circuit Court, May Term,
1915.
Among the records and proceedings
Of said Court made at the third day Of
said Term, is the following, to witt
David S%inna'', Attachment
John B. Larrey ! Assump.it.
Z OW here comes the plaintiff BY lis
- .~7ttorncy, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of The court that the defend
ant las absconJed from his usua! place
Of abode, so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him. 1t is
therefore ordered that said John b. Lar
rev, the dc.cndent be notified by d publi-
cation OF this order III some newspaper
printed in this State, for four weeks
successiveiy, the last insertion, TO be at
least four weeks before the next term Of
this court, that said plaintiff has COM
mcrccd an action Of a.ounpsit against
him Nv attachment fJr the SIM Of three
hundred and siNty-one dollars and eight
cents, with costs, that his property has
been attached, and that unless he be and
appear in tn court at the next term to
be begun and held OF the fourth Mon
day in September next, on or before the
third day OF said term. and plead TO said
action, judgement Will be rendered a
gainst him and his property sold TO rati-
y Tie same; and this couseis continued.
|, Francis Parker, Clerk Of said court
do certify that the foregoing order istru-
" copied from the record in my office.
49, Given under my band aniseal
: Seal. ! ofofice, II Office, this 3l>t day
~ ofATay, 1873.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
PrR HIyzy Phrkua, d. {.
Nay3Isr, 1918. iwlI.
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G. EITg x 4.

Died, at the residence of her father,
Mi. john Fagg, in Pike county, No,
on the Both Of August last, Mrs. MARI
ANN KENT, consort CT the late 5. P.
Kent Of this county.
The tears of hear.-stricken sorrow
Which watered The fresh covering Of her
long home, are The best testimonials Q!
departed worth.
Died, in Holt county, No, upon the
25ih Of august, after an illness OF ten
days. Miami JASPER, in the 4Oth year
Of his age.
Mr.. Jasper was born in Pulaski Co.,
Ky, from whence be emiSrated to this
county about Il years since, and finally
located il. Holt county, in this State,
where lie died. Mr.. Jasper had lived
the life Of the good man, endearing him
self by his kind demeanor to the circle
in which he moved. He died leaving
behind TO lis children and the world
that priceless legacy-''an honest man
The Eohlest work Of God.
He has left a bereaved widow and
~scyura! children, % deplore his COON.
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New Hope, No. JUly 2!,t, 1915