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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-29
E'sasENIy IRlJNlDlsY.

PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
LyM ch burg rirg iMtN.
JAAvING completed my Water Power and other
! n IMPROVEMENTS, at my old stand near the Pump
House of The Lynchburg Water Works, am now pre-
pared 10 execute all orders in my line Of business
Cast Grerlng of Mills anil Other Machinery, win eve
~ description Of castings of
IRON THass, AND STRAW ENGINES, To-
b"cco Presses, Fintners, Dnmds, Levers, &c. Ac.
From an experience of nearly 90 years. in one of tho
best conducted establishments IN the State, feel conf
dent ot being able To give satisfaction 10 those iayorng
me with thef patronage.
would particularly call the attention of rohacconisls
10 my establishment. Having been The first that inrin-
crd the msnuiacture Of hacco Screws PRESSES ind Pa,
tent Bands, &c, IN Lynchbnrg. can with confidence
refer those nnacqnained with my work. IN the principal
Tooacc4nsts OF his place. having put Up between IS
and 90 presses within the short lime Of ny residence
hese.
With view discerning fair s'isre Of paronsop, |
shall connhe To add such labor saving machinery, as
will enable me 10 execute york with accuracy and de-
spa oh. and viii warrant s work done my establish
nent 10 be equa to any done in this place elsewhere.
A. u. DABNEY.
Nov II lem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-29

e. The uil 'ia nr2an seems MT IL participate in the
general joy dIhus,d by the settlement ot the OrIon
difficulties II has maulared the 81 jet
rather remarkable Il has however, showed what To
he lis line # uorl atlun when rs as>uue CRATE
iu task Of laudtn! the President. The idea is 10 be- in
rucae that the ptt6del wolIi have gotten much belt
ter terms had the Senate taken Tho nrgulIaCn IL a
great degree, OF his hands. Ih- is palliative OF Il
treaty which nne.een Wpue,irs at the ptuple hail with
delight inst and sall,t ctuty Indeed, the ,dpr el>t-
where says .the arrangement a5,u the OREGON Is pro
baby nat the best lhai could haye been obtained under
different circumstances" Tn, i rci.iark. Of So
nenleut generality, HAT, whilst 1t Indicates secret dis
satisfaction with the Ttrny, II Wouio he h,fl 10 con.
iraiic The Is, al c,ur,'. the inS'rn u'n by
v hcI the werk accomplished and all The credit
is cla ned by lr Union Tor lin Mo ttromu endtd H.
Had the naked nuce been .lyra. wiihon! discus,
sion we brrve war waud uow t>lsl between The Two
countries 1t Is fenaikable that tits measure, eli Is
now lauded the grand and pc ceul lus'runcuiay OF
settlement, supported hy III se who did no hesitate
to say thai it would lead In var and Who secretly
wished that such might be its effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-29
.NERCN.E.V'T T.FILOKS.
Till ORf.y'G HUSl.y'ESj.

IN all its branches. They have now hand. and will
constantly keep, beautiful assortment of CLOTHS,
CAHSIMERES, NESTlNGS and in fact every thing
suitable ior Geuiemen's wear. which they will make
up order in the most fashionable sly les handsome fits
and warranted workmanship, . ,.
We very respectfully invite tho Gentlemen Of Lynch
burg ard tie surforndi9 conntry 10 qiye us call.
WIN. s JOHN Oakley.
Novl3 Is
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. the South, has determined Ia sell all hi, Lands, a
pubic auction, On Saturday, the 25h day oi july, o
the premises.
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
Great Reduction.

TINE subscribers acknowledge their thanks, TO
Il their numerous friends for the liberal pa,
tronagc in which they have been SO highly favored
since their association in business, and beg con-
tinuance Of their favors.
We have received by late arrivals. last fall, a
large and complete assortment Of STAPLE
GOODS; all of which were purchased early i'll
the fall, in the Atlantic Cities, at the lowest
possible cash prices; and we say to our friends
and the public, that we have on hand the largest
and best selected stock of Goods that be found
west of ST. Louis, and we are determined to sell,
for cash in hand 10 per cent. cheaper than any
house west of st. Louis. Our motto is, ''quick
sales and small profits" The fact Of our selling
lower than other houses can SELL is, we have no
house rent to pay; no clerks to employ no corpor.
alton tax to pay, and other expenses about one
half what they are generally in towns which are
incorporated.
All who are disposed to doubt the fact OF cur
selling 10 per cent. lower than other houses can
SELL will please give US a call and examine our
extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Cash paid for Hides, Wheat, Beeswax and fur
skins, by WHITE g. WHlTEHURST.
Roanoke, Mo-. January 10Th, 1916 44-7t*
OTWhite g. Whtehurst, of Roanoke, No, re
agents for the sale of Eagle Cotton Yarn, and DR.
Brandreth's and Sappington's pills. of which they
have a large stock on hand and will continue &c
have large supply. Also, Ground Alum Salt fol
sale lower than can be purchased at Glasgow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Feb. lsth.-In
the Tobacco market to-day, the business comprised
l2S hhds.. including 30 hhds. Mason county, at "a
. lOc., being an average of 6sc. per lb "a hhds
on private terms; II hhds. Accepted. of which SO
at 4c., and l5at 4lc., and hid Refused at 2!c
por ID.
The demand for Sugar continues good, and pre-.
vious prices are steadily maintained The sales
to-day embrace $50 hhds., almost exclusively for
the west. In Molasses we noticed sales of 900
bbls. at % 22ac. per gallon.
The Flour market was rather quiet, although
arm at former rates. The sales reached 1900
bills, including $50 Ohio at "a 30; $50 at a. 50;
800 at "a so; 100 at 81 SIS; 100 at "a 62t; so
Quincy Mills at 81 S7l; 100 Missouri country
brands at IS 25, and IS St. Louis City Mills at
% so per Dbl. There is but little doing in Corn;
we notice sale Of 60O sacks white at 44c. per
bushel.
The transactions in Whisky amounted to about
500 bbs.. including 90 At Isle; 100 at lel; 60
at iSsi lao at ls3c; 100 low proof, at l6a; 200
at l63 l7c.; and 30 bbs. raw at l9ic. per gallon.
We notice sale of 1870 bbls. Tallow, to arrive,
at 63c. per ID.
lot of IA tons western Hay sold at $50 per
ton.
In the Provision market the transactions were
to moderate extent. The sales of Pork amounted
10 io0o bills, amongst which were 200 mess at
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
Executors Sale Of Lands.

THE subscriber, Executor of the last will and
L testament of DR.. VIM. b. Mclean, decd
will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder,
on the 10th day of March next, the tract Of land
and late residence of the deceased, in the county
of Randolph, near Smithland. This tract contains
about 800 acres; 100 acres in cultivation, under
gond fences an excellent DWELLING HOUSE
well finished, with suitable out.buildings; 2et
apple trees bearing fruit; peach orchard never
falling spring. &c. and is one of the most desirable
farms in the county of Randolph. The sale vii
take place on the premises.
TERMs-One half Of the purchase money paya
BILE twelve months from day of sale, the balance il
two years--the purchaser required to give secu
rity. Persons desiring to view the farm will cal
on Mr.. Levi Taylor, or DR.. John Mclean, near til,
premises, or to the subscriber, at Huntsville.
r. WILSON, Executor.
Randolph county, January-24th, lS46. acts.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07

STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Boone.
Boone Circuit Court-In pacation-Jdnuary l2h,
1916.
Samuel Blythe, compt.
John Ward, William New 4" ""D"'"y'
bury, James S. Rollins, def'ts.
NOV at this day comes the complainant by
~ his Solicitor, and filed his bill in Chancery
against the defendants, and also an affidavit of
Sinclair Kirtley, stating that from the best inor-
nation lkbelief of said affiant, John Ward and
Viii p PNewbury, two Of the defendants to said
bill, ~ not residents of this State. 1t Isl there
fore, ordered by the Clerk of our said Boone Cir.
cult Court, in vacation, that the said John Ward
and William Newbury be notified that bill in
Chancery has been filed by said complainant
against them and James s. Rollins, in the office of
said Clerk. stating that on the Eth day of April,
1s41, said Ward being the owner Of certain Lots
in the town of Rocheport, in snid county, sold
the same to said Newbury, and took his three
promissory bonds for the purchase money of said
lots, payable thereafter, without any collateral
curity; thakarGorwards said Ward assigned one
of said = complainant, for full considera-
ton, WHIT tsinains dueand unpaid by said New
bury, and that afterwards James S. Rollins became
the purchaser of a number o: said lots, at a sale
for the taxes thereon charged to be remaining
due and unpaid to the State of Missouri; and said
complainant, in his said bill, prays that he may,
by substitution OF himself, for said Ward, have
said lots subjected to the payment of the purchase
money, and the same, orsso many Of them as may
be necessary, sold to satisfy the same. You, the
i'd John Ward and William Newbury, are there.
fore hereby notified, that unless you be and ap.
pear before our said Court, on or before the first
day of the August Term, of 1916, Of said Court
TO be begun and held at the Court house. in Co.
lumbia, in said County and State, on the third
Monday in said month and answer the complain.
ants bill, the same will be taken for confessed
against you and the matters and things therein
prayed for will be decreed against you. 1t i.
further ordered by said Clerk that this order be
published in some newspaper, printed in this State
for eight weeks successfully, The last insertion
to be at least four weeks before the commencement
of said August Term Of our said Court.
A true copy-Attest:
R. N. TODD, Clerk,
by WIN. w. Topp, D. C.
| Boone County, Jan. 18th, le46. 45-St
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
Fresh Groceries.

Fresh Groceries.
ONE Of our firm is now in New Orleans and
~ we will receive, by first arrivals,
$4,000 pds. prime Sugar.
10000 Coffee,
5000 Loaf Sugar,
1000 Sacks Salt,
SO barrels Molasses,
SO boxes fresh raisins,
g tierces rice;
And by first boats, from Ohio river,
10000 pds. real Juniata iron,
100 barrels old rectifed Whiskey,
10000 doz. Hope cotton yarn;
All of which will be purchased with cash, at the
lowest price of the season, and offered here, at
the smallest possible profit, for cash. 10 respon
sible men who keep annual accounts.
In addition to the above, our stock of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Queens
and Glassware, light Groceries and Dye-Stuffs
will be very large, throughout the season, and q,
prices much lower than usual in this market
Dealers are invited to call.
HUGHES, BIRCH g. WARD,
South West corner public square.
Fayette, January 10th, 1876. 44-H
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THE BEAUTIFUL DIE!

And those also whose lives have been marked BY
active deeds of benevolence and untiring devotion
in ameliorating the condition Of man. Alas! how
relentless are thy darts, oh death! But of all thy
ministers that attend upon thee in solemn state,
quick to obey thy awful behest, CONSUMPTION, the
unsuitable spoisr, was formerly most to be feared
but thanks to the inventive geniusof civilized man
remedy has been found that has proven itself an
almost invariabls specific of tins most dire disease
If resort be had to the BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY
in the early stages of Consumption, positive cure
may be relied upon. Thousands of the most inter
esting cures are constantly taking place, but lei
ALL who would get the right medicine inquire par
ticularly for DR.. Wistar's Balsam, as the bases
limitations are abroad.
rSee Advertisement.
Sold by DR.. VIM. R. Snelson, Fayetts. Also, BY
r. P. Hanenkanp, Glasgow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have admins
~ tered on the estate of John Adams, decd,
late of Howard County, Missouri. bearing date
the Goth day of February, 1916; all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate are requested to present them
properly authenticated, within one year from the
date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate, and If
not presented within three years, they will be
forever debarred. SAMUEL e. MAJOR,
Public Administrator of Howard County.
February 18th, 1916. 51-4t
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SHERMAN ]. BACON. SAMUEL T. HYDE.
BACON e. HYDE,
No. 1856 Main Street, 81. Louis, Mo-,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

DRUGS and Medicines, Surgeons Instruments,
Paints, Oils, Varnishss, Brushes, Dye Stuts,
Apothecaries Glassware, Windop Glass, DC, re.
specially invite the attention Of Druggists, Ply
sicians, Merchants and others purchasing in this
market, to an examination of their stock, which
will always be large and fresh-prices and quality
guaranteed to be satisfactory. From the facilities
we now have in the importations of all descrip.
tons of Drugs suitable to the trade, we feel assured
that we can offer as favorable rates as any Drug
Establishment in the United States.
Quin,ne having become one of the leading arti-
Giles in the trade, take this opportunity Of say
ing, that we will be prepared to contract to deliver
at once, or at specified times during the summer
months all that may be wanted: and as this article
usually advances very considerably in the latter
part Of the season, we recommend early supplies.
Dye Stuts-This branch of our trade is now
large, and TO which we pay particular attention
Our stock of Indigo and Nader being received
by direct importatons, enables US to offer grea,
Inducements TO the trade.
White Lead-Dry and in Oil Of superior quail.
ties, at manufacturers prices.
St. Louis, February 7th, 1916.
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GLASGOW, March 10th, 1916.

Messrs. BENSON Il GREEN;-Some meddle>
some fellow has circulated report that the small
pox is in Glasgow. 1t is utterly false and with.
out the slightest foundation; equally as much SO
a. the report that was sent and ere', carried to
Huntsville that there was not barrel Of Whisky,
Sugar, nor even Salt, Coffee, or any other Gro.
ceres to be had at Glasgow, when there was and
is now, The largest stock at CAROLS corner ever
in the town a! this season Of the year. Oh! my
chickens, il you think you can prevent Carroll
from selling goods, by such under handed means
as starting such reports, you will find yourselves
standing on your heads at his corner and a. least
two horses tied to each Of your feet. SALT.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
Howard High school.

rTNHE winter term of this Institution has just
j closed.
WILLIAM T. LUCKY, A. NJ, Principal.
NATHAN ScARRITT, Jr., Associate Teacher in
the Male Department.
Mrs. NANCY ToReDE, Associate Teacher in the
Female Department.
The Department Of Music, Drawing, &C., is
not yet filled, but measures are being taken, by
which q competent Teacher in this Department
will be procured, before the commencement of
next term.
Our course of study is extensive and thorough,
embracing, beside preparatory branches, the
higher Mathematics, Natural and Moral Science,
Bellies Lettres, and the Greek, Latin and French
Languages.
The School, thus far, has been favored with a
liberal and growing patronage. For this, we feel
grateful And we say to our patrons, and to the
friends Of education generally, that SO far as our
efforts and ability can avail, nothing shall be
wanting to make the Institution worthy Of their
continued confidence.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For primary Studies. $500 per session.
Higher English, SO to 1000 " "
Greek and Latin, 1900 /"
The common extra charges will be made for
Music, Drawing and French.
Boarding, at moderate prices, ean be had in pri-
vate families.
The summer session will commence on the 9th
Of April next, and will continue five months.
1t is desirable that the pupils be present at the
commencement of the term, as it will save the
teachers much labor, and will be much more for
THOMAS JOHNSON, Agent.
Fayette, March 7th, 1916. SGT
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100 Pairs French Burr MILL STONES.
lOO Dutch anker square mesh BOLTlNG
CLOTH wove wire for FAN MILLS and SCREEN
MILL Spindles; Screws; SMUT MACHINES;
Portable GRIST MILLS for horse powers. &c.
large supply constantly kept on hand of the best
qualities, manufactured and imported by the SUBJ
scribers.
Also-A large assortment of CARDS for CARD
ING MACHINES. G. & c. TODD,
No. cit North First or Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis, February It'll, 1916. 4S-6m
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Steamer Nebraska,

Missouri River, Weekly Packet Line,
For 1916.
al The new and splendid light
H.-3A1, draught s. b. NEBRASKA,
- w. w. DODGE, Master, will
commence her regular weekly trips between St.
Louis and Glasgow, on the opening OF navigation,
in Missouri river.
Leaving 81. Louis every Wednesday evening,
at o'clock. She will be at Pinckney, Herman,
Portland, Smiths Landing, Cotes San Dessein,
Mouth of Usage, and Jefferson City, every Thurs
day; Stonesport, Marion, Nashville, Rocheport,
BOonville, Arrow Rock, and Glasgow, every Fri.
day.
On her do,onpard trips, she will leave Glasgow
every Saturday morning, at O'Clock, and will
vile, same day; Marion, Stonesport, Jefferson
Landing, Portland, Herman and Pinckney, every
Sunday and will arrive in st. Louis early on Mon
day morning.
This boat is of very light draught, and being
built expressly for the trade will continue to run
the entire season.
Being manned by able and efficient officers, pas.
sengers and shippers may rely on the regularity
and promptitude Of her arrivals and departures,
well as every attention being paid to their com.
forts. her accommodations being unequalled by
any boat in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
R. P. HANENKAMP, Glasgow.
J. II. JANUARY, Boonville.
L. P. MARSHAL, Rocheport
PLUMP & Co., Jefferson City.
A. e. J. McCONATHY, Portland.
AS SWEARINGEN& Co., st.. Louis
January 10th, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will apply to the county court of Howard
county, a, the next regular Term, on the LIST Mon
day in April, for final settlement Of their admin.
istration on the estate Of Sinthe Snoddy, decd.
r. WILSON,
JOHN w. SNODDY,
Administrators OF the estate of Sinthe Snoddy decd
March 9th, 1916. 52--4t.
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sfarrJn a. RoshWcII,

No. 10 01td y Vine Street 81. Louis, No,
{ lft'-R for sale on the most favorable terms,
- very large stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
lis EarIishos, pye.stutis, &c, received per late
arrivals, and now opening, to which they respect
tu!l invite the att entiOn of purchasers. Their
stock consists in part Of the following ARTICLES,
viz: Sulph Cuinine, ext bark, oil black pepper,
Eng, blue pill, American aud English calomel cor.
rosve sublimae ana red precipitate, powdered iue.
cac and rhei jalap, Peruvian bark, gum aloes, oil
peppermint powdered bayberr, tart. and sup carb
soda, African cayenne, pow'J; American do. do
iuube paste oHalic acid, fresh ergot, pow'd cant,
bandes, Eng called magresa, do do carb, d..
pow'd and gam galnboge, EPSON salts, gum opium,
gum myrrh, &C., &c.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNySHES
Spts, turPentine linseed oil, copa and ispan var
nish' whiting, Ven. red and Span brown, rose
PINK, CHROME green and yellow, Paris green, extra
quality; drop black, yellow ochre, lamp black.
Prussian blue, American vermillioh, Chinese do
red lead and litharge white lead ass'd paint brush
es, sash tools, &c., yarnish, white wash and du.,
ing brushes, shoe and scrubbing do, c. II. pencils
&c, &c.
DlE-STUFFS.
Prime ombre madden, prime softindipo. dive uood.
,cuchineal, alum and copperas, a large s,osS :,
Glassware, together with every thins 49, ~ ,I
Drug line, to which the attention OF sYrrLssa,
respectfully solicited
81 Louis February 1lh 1916 is-a,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07

GENUINE DEMONSTRATIONS man, whom
saw sitting on the ground, leaning his back
against the wall, attracted my sttehtion by
degree Of squalor in his appearance, which
| had rarely observed even in Ireland. His
clothes were ragged to indecency--a very
common circumstance. however, with the
males-and his face was pale and sickly.
He did not address me, and passed by =;
but, having gone few PAGES, my heart
smote me and turned back.--"Ii you are
in want" said with some degree Of peev-
ishness, "why do you not beg?'' "Sure it
is begging l am," was the reply. "You did
not utter word" No! is it joking you
are with me, Sir? Look there! holding up
the tattered remnant Of what had once
been coat; ado you see how the skin is
speaking through the holes Of my ,rowsers,
and the bones crying out through my skin
Look at my sunken cheeks, and the famine
that's staring in my eyes! Man live ISM
i. begging am, with hundred tongues"'
Leigh Richie's Ireland.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
TO THE FARMERS.

nURlNG the "pprcaching season, we will ship,
- i0r our customers, on their account, HEMP
ana "hEAT, and have the same sold in the
oest market. The actual expenses, only, viii be
charged, and the whole of the probable value,
advanced, in cash, to those who may desire it.
We entertain the opinion that these articles will
make good returns, and believe it the interest of
farmers to pursue the course here Indicated Per-
sons wishing to realize the whole value of their
crops are invited TO call
HUGHES, BIRCH g. WARD.
Fayette, November 18th, lS40. 37--tf
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Cash! Cash.! Cash!!!

I'm offering our thanks for past patronage, we
l. beg leave to inform the public that we have
adopted strictly cash business, which will doubt.
less enable US to sell goods on much better terms
than were we selling on long time. Your attention
ia therefore solicited, as we intend making it the
interest of those having money, to buy of US
Come and look for yourselves. mo trouble to
shov goods. KUNKLE g. KRING.
Fayette, January 10th, l546.
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PHILA ID ELPIEIA

Umbrella and Parasol Manuacto,y
No. l04 MARKET STREET,
Ncrt door East Of the old Stand.
WIN. H. RICHARDSON
HAS withdrawn from the firm of w. g. w. H.
l. l. Richardson, and commenced business on
his own account at No l04 Market Street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, where he has for sale
a full assortment Of Umbrellas, Parasols, Para
sollettes and Shades, of the newest style and best
manufacture, at the lowest market prices.
Cotton Umbrellas, fair quality, 80 cents.
Silk do do. do. $50.
Other Goods in proportion. You are respect,
fully invited to call and see them.
Philadelphia, January 18th, lsiG. 45-im
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STATE OF MISSOURI,)

STATE OF MISSO URI)
County Of Carroll.
To WaAiam Cor and Parmelia Jane Cor, and al
others whom ii mag concern
Take notice that application will be made to the
County Court of Carroll County, Mo-, at the
March Term thereof, commencing on the I'd Mon
day in March next, in the town of Carrollton, Mo-.
for an order for the payment of legacies and dis.
tribution Of shares among those entitled to distri
button Of the estate of William Clinkscales decd
when and where you may attend if you think
proper. SAMUEL CLINhSCA LES,
Executor.
Carroll county, January 10th, 1916. 44-Sw