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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13
How to Keep Money at Home.

How to Keep Money at Home.
l"Money is very scarce" We hear
the remark . dozen times a day.
Now let US look for the reason.
Farmer Brown, after years work,
brings q hundred bushels Of wheat
to town and sells 1t to Jordan Bros.
and receives 800 In cash. He wants
a new wagon and goes to q dealer in
foreign wagons and pays, say the
elOO he has just received for his
wheat. The dealer gets ten per cent.
for selling the wagon, and he pockets
80, to be spent at home, while go
goes out OF the country never to
return, 30 that our country Is just $50
poorer Man before the farmer sold
his grain. Suppose farmer Brown
had bought his wagon of Loche, or
any other manufacturer in our city.
Eoehcss iron on the wagon cost him
say 10 which goes out Of the country;
but TIE $50 he pays his hands, which
- spent for provisions for their fami-
lies, and our entire community is $50
the richer for the 100 bushels Of
wheat raised BY farmer Brown. As
IDS with wagons % Il II with every
article thit can, he manufactured In
our country. II our people will raise
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13

1t Is proper !W State 10 TAKE
pride in its ciHsens who most dc
/; honor it. Iowa in Washington Il
made prominent and respected by
the Iowa men there occupying dis
tfnguished Offices. Our delegation
In Congress mas always been strong
and con. manding, and is now. Aside
FROM the good men we have there,
we also have others OF our citizens
occupying higher places, and equally
to our credit as a State and a people.
First, Secretary Belknap, so promi-
nent in the Cabinet, and influential
in its council, that those seeking
audience Herewith, or with the
President, prefer first to gain his
favorable acquaintance and friendly
introduction. Then Judge Miller,
Justice of the Supreme Court, a man
who honors not only bis own State,
but his nation and especially his
high profession, and is to be the next
Chief Justice. Following them are
Gen. Chapman, Secretary Of the new
Territory into which the District OF
Columbia has been formed, and now
the Republican nominee for Congress;
Commissioner Drummond, in the
Land Office, newly in his place but
already recognized as a man OF
superior worth and an officer Of great
value; Gen. Given, Deputy Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, the
working man Of the Bureau and as
popular man as there Is in Wash
ington; Col. Graham, Register of the
Treasury, and several others in
prominent places, we might not
iDaptly mention in this connection,
rs being Of great credit to themselves
and their State.
With so many Iowa men in prom
inent position, Secretary Belknap
has hardly had the opportunity to
appropriate the most Of the Iowa
h0nOrs at the Capital, and this he
never had the wish to do. No man
Is more unselfish, more generous,
more actuated by State pride, and
none takes more pleasure than he in
the general good name Iowa has
obtained at Washington. Hardly
conscious that his place and popular
ity put him at the head, he is among
the most ambitious to do oil that
will increase and strengthen the
credit Of the State and all its repre-
men. Any Iowa measure
Of merit finds in him n fast friend
md supporter, while ut tho same
time he never forgets the duty he
owes in common to the whole coun-
try. Those who have been watching
his career in the Cabinet and the
Capital, were not surprised by the
recent spontaneous expressions made
IN favor Of him for Senator from
Iowa, or the mention OF his name in
with the Presidency.
zen. Belknap Is "a young, growing,
strong man, and that he has before
him a future Of increasing renown
MS past and present leave no room
Tor doubt.-Reyister.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13

The Methodist Committees, that
lately met here have issued the fol.
lowing call for State Convention, t.
be held in this city, commencing Ju.
ly II, and continuing three days:
It has been decided by the General
Committee, appointed for that pur.
pose by the three Conferences of this
State, to hold a Methodist State Con.
vention. The committee met in
Iowa City, March 2lst, 1871, which
city they selected as the place, and
Tuesday, July 18th, as the time for
holding the Convention, which is to
continue in session for three days.
The following topics were selected
to be discussed, and speakers assigned
to lead in them:
1st. The Historical and Statistical
record Of Methodism in Iowa. Rev.
DIR. Keeler, Rev. +. III. Waring and
Rev. DIR. Goliday. Time two hours.
I'd. Our Educational Interests, their
Present Condition and Future De-
mands. DR.. Burns, DIR. Wheeler and
DIR. King. Time, three hours.
Sd. The Demand of the West for
a more extended and constant Epis-
copal Supervision. Rev. II. w. Reid
and +. w. Evans. Time two hours.
4th. Methodist Pulpit Of Iowa; its
Present and Future; its Efficiency and
Support. Rev. J. G. Dimmitt and
Gen. j. Il. Weaver. Time two hours.
9Th. How can our local wants rs
to Methodist Periodical Literature be
best supplied. Rev. j. Powe d. D.,
and Rev. Emory Miller. Time two
ours.
9Th. The Responsibility Of the
Christian Citizen to the Common
wealth Of Iowa, especially on the
Temperance question. Hon. G. G..
Wright and Hon. Hiram Price.
lIuIC WV boutSs
!. 18th. Iowa Methodism; its Spirit
uality and how best promoted. Rev.
A. Is. Kendig. Time one hour.
: 9Th. Labor and Capital; their rela-
ton to Christianity. Hon. James
Harlan and Hon. c. F. Clarks0n.
Time, two hours.
Thursday afternoon will be devoted
to miscellaneous business; and on the
evening Of the same day will be held
"a, grand reunion.
b, The convention is to be composed
Fof one pastor and two lay delegates
from each pastoral charge in Iowa.
Arrangements are being made to
endeavor to secure reduced rates on
all the railways and steamboats, lead
ing to Iowa City.
Parties intending to attend the con-
vention are requested to notify the
Rev. j. w. Clinton, the pastor at
Iowa City, at least two weeks before
assembling Of the convention, in or
der that places Of residence in the city
during their stay may be assigned.
Papers throughout the State are
requested to copy the above.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13

OFFICE az REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
DE< MpfNES, March 81, 1871.
The,sFifteenth Annual State Con
ventipn of the Republican party q
Iow1will be held ut
DEs MUINEs, WEDNESDAY, JUNE q,
1871.
commencing ut IL O'Clock A. NJ. for the
purpose of placing in nomination can
dtdafes for the following offices, viz:
O,e casdilafe for Governor;
ONO c0adid0te for LisM. Governor;
Ons ca adidate for Judge Of the Su-
DreDse Court.
ONE c0adidose for Superintendent cf
Public I,Assy1lcfiOn;
and the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as usually comes before the annual
meeting Of the party. The ratio Of
representation will be, one delegate
for each organized county in the State,
and in addition thereto. one delegate
for every two hundred votes. or frae-
ton over one hundred, cast for Ed
Wright for Secretary Of State. at the
election in 1870. The following table
shows the number of delegates to
which each county will be entitled:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13

Allrersons who have acted with the
Republican party heretofore, and are
ia full accord with it's principles now,
are invited To take part in the nomin-
alton Of delegates to this Convention.
u. y. CoRKHfLL, J. w. TRAER,
4. H. HAMILTON, G. WULwEBBER,
JNo. Y. HToSE, &. 7. GRANGER,
WM II. SMITH, cHAS. ALDRICH,
w. w. JuKKIS, X. w. HUMPHREY.
&. II. TOLLE, Us. CLAKKsON, chm
State Central Committee.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

ECoSoMY.-By using Mrs. Whitcomb''
Syrup for children many q doctors bill can
be saved and much suffering Gverted. Read
the advertisement in another column.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
CMIoAse, \

OMIoAso, Nov. -.
FlOur-in fair shipping demand, bat sales
limited spring supers and Low extras for
southern market .old at 81 00a5 90; few lots
choice extras sold at S. 6Os6 IS, latter Mime
sofa.
Whsat-Quiet but firm; No sold at 81 253s
26; No J regular sold at 81 204al 20S; winter
receipts 81 21al 2lt cash closing at outside
prices seller Nov. the same as cash seller
Dec. sold at 81 2lsai 2l3 closed at 81 2lt ;
No in fair demand at 81 2l4 rejected qsiet ct
81 O5.
corn-Irregulsr and weak No sold early
at 4l3e; but soon declined TO 4o4c, but toward
the close advanced TO 4lc, closing at that price
for cash No or December rejected sold at 40A
40!o.
OAts-In fair demand and firm; No 303a3lc;
closing st 3lc.
Rye-Dull, lower and week; No 6lael4c.
Barley-Market broke badly No declining .
at &c lower; last sales at s2c closing nominslly
1T I4c; With no demand.
Whisky-Quiet and firm at S71c bid; $50 ask
ed; no sAles.
Receipts-FIour 1875; wheat 40,040; corr
1876, 1876; oats 30,S75; rye 3.74O; barley II, ,695
| shipments-Flour "a, 76s; wheat l6s, ass; corr
25,327.
| Lord-Sold down to st, closing at that price
| Provisions-Active; prices steady there wer'
free sellers at the quotations; mess pork Si2 ~!
cash with free sellers at that figure; seller Dec
sI2 40; seller JAn'y sl2 674; Feb'y$l2 75al2 81
Green meats in good demand; shoulders eic bid
szc asked; hams 6ts7le, heavy and light.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
Treasury Department.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF rsE CURRENCY,
WAsBTSsToS, oct. Tlh 1871.
WEEREAs, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersi xned. it has been made TO appear
that "Yhe Rock IsiGad National Bank. ia the
Cig Of Rock Island an the County gf Rock Is
land and State Of Illinois has been duly organ
lied under and according to the requirements of
the Act Of Con gress, entitled "An Act to provide
National Currency secured by pledge of
United States Bonds, and TO provide for the cir
culstion and redemption thereof approved
June 3rd, 1854, aud has complied with all the
provisions of said Act required 70 be co implied
with before commanding the business of Bank
ing, under said Act.
Now therefors, /, Hiland R. Hlburd, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
'The Rock Island Nsticnsl Bank" in the city
of Rock Island, in the county of Rock Island,
and State of Illinois. is authorized to commence
the busiue-s of Banking In ier the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my
[L.s.1 hand and Seal of ofhc. this 7th day
OF October, 1871.
HILAND r. HILBURD,
No. 1889. Comptroller Of Currency.
The Rock Island National Bank will open for
Ist, 1871.
Ben. Harper,
John " Spencer,
Peter Fries,
Edward Burial, Jr., ! Directors.
J. q. Wilson,
A. Benedict,
TT. Robinson,
T J. ROBINSON, President.
BEN. HARPER. Vice Pres't.
A. BENEDICT, Cashier.
| October 25, l87l-d60t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
rRRMS.-DAnr ARsUs.
HAMLIN, HALE q 90.

Small and remote must be the dealer
who has not heard Of, and ct some time
done business with this large importing,
iobbiag and retail Dry Goods and Oarpe,
house, which previous 10 the great 6re oc-
cupied the magnificent block on the corner
of Washington street and Wabash avenue,
Chicago With others they saw their build
ing and its costly contents disappear in the
terrible vhirlwind of frs-a Ere that has
no equal anywhere in history, and almost
before the stone pavsmsnts had cooled, and
while the smoke still lowered over their for
mer place, they were re-ostablishing them.
selves BY securing the five story brick build
ing At Nos. 81 an d 33 South Canal street.
This place they have Improved BY the erec
ton Of 20 by 80 feet brick on Washing
ton, which gives them frontage on that
street, embracing Nos. 27, 20 and 81.
Here they have . stock suffois to supply
all their old customers, who to their credit
be ii said, promptly RENTED balances due
and not due, Is soon IS they learned ofthe
heavy Losses OF the house, and moreover
they all evincsd disposition TO stand by
them in reserving and sending in even
larger orders than they did before the FIRE
The establishment is we'll stocked with
everything in their line. Accompanied BY
Mr.. S. NJ. Munger we recently took q look
through the different departments. The
basement Ia devoted to domessics, the frst
floor is for dreH goods, the second for
muslins and shAwls, the third for white
goods, hosiery, etc, while the upper Store are
foE notions. 10 each and all OF these de-
partments the stocks are large and well dis
played, and marked at prices as low as be-
fore the 6-s. The carpet department oc-
oupies two floors in the new bu:lding on
Washington street and is in charge of one
of the most experienced men in the bust
ness. An elevator worked by the same en-
gins that did the work before the fre tskes
the visitor from one story TO another. With
ell these facilities this old fAvori,e house
must gain back all and more than what the
frs swept away in few horu. But ii will
take time. In addition to supply their
jobbing trade they have opened a retail store
Ni 1913, West Madison street, and are about
establishing another on the corner Of State
and 2Oth street, so pressing has the demand
become for their line of goods.
Messrs. HAmlin, Hale and Smith, the
three active business men Of the firm, are
not men to be easily discouraged. Theh
losses we're very heavy, comparatively littl,
WAS saved, and they also lose cOnsiderabl,
portion OF insurance by insolvent compsn
les, bat in the face of these disoOuraginl
facts they know no such word ss fail anC
with unlimited pluck and perseverance ar,
in the field iuss As boldly as ever. And &c
their credit we can say in every department
is their trade good. Upon such men a
these may Chicago base its future pros
psOts. it is they who make the city and no
the city them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

DEATH WOULD BE IMPossIBLE-if the pro
clAmAtions Of the alcoholic nostrum- mon 3
ers we're true. But alas these terrible excl
tAuts send thousands staggering to the grave.
Instead Of adding fuel to the Ere Of disease
with such deadly compounds, try the cool
ing, rsnovAting, purifying, and regulating
effect or that inessimsble combination o.
herbal juices and extracts, DR. WALKER
CALIFoRYIA VINEGAR BITrERs-the sole
specific for Dyspepsia Physical Debility
Headache, Bilious Collie, Liver Complaints
Gout, Reheu uAtism and Chronic Coustips
tion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
ALL RIGHT.
ALL RICH 7

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Burns. BOr sals by eli Druggists. 70 cts. per
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

LOCAL NOTICES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
NOS AID ALIS
7 AMERICAN HRALI

TIE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
i REsroRBR, parties the blood
and cares ssrofulA, eyphihs, Skin Dis
sAsss, RhsumAtlsm, Diseases Of women,
and all Chronic Affections Of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended By
tbs Medical Faculty and mAsy thous-
Ands Of our best eitizens.
Read the testimony Of physicians and
pAtisnti who have used RosAdalisi send
for our RosadAlis Guide TO Health Book
or AlmAnAe Tor this year, which We pub
lisa Tor grAtuitous distributionj u will
give you much valuable information.
DR.. X. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, SAYS:
81 take pleasure In recommend IN Z
your kossdalis a. . very powerful al
ssratiVs. / have seen ID used in tive
eases with happy rssuits--Ons In . cas-
OF secondary syphilis, In which the pa
hsnt pronounced himself cured after
having taken ave bottles Of your msdi.
cine. The otssr 10 case Of sorofula ol
long standing, which is rapidly Ina prov.
ing under its use, aod the iudioasioni
are that ths patient viii soou recover
+ have eArsfully examined the formul.
By which youf Rosadalis 10 made, snt
hnd 10 an excellent compound Of alter
alive Ingredients"
DE-. Sparks, Of EichOlsville, Ky :, say
he has used Rosadalis In cases Of Scro
fula And Secondary Syphilis with salts
faotory results-ksa cleaasr Of the bloc,
know no better remedy.
Samuel g. MoFaddsn, hurfrsssboro
Tenn, says!
az have used seven bottles Of Rosa
dalis, and am entirely cured Of Rbsum
atism; send me four bottles, - l wisl
it for my brOshsr, vho has ssrOfalOu
sore syss."
Benjamin Bsshol, Of Lima, 0his
writes, I have suffered for twenty year
with nvstsrats eruption over hi
whole edy; Atshort time since pur
chased . bottle Of Rosadalis and Il ei
tsetsd perfect cure"
osadAlisis sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bal
tiaOre. Or. oLKMRKTs q 90
ProPrjator
aAaaH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

DEATH or AN ACTRESS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

The captain of the steamer Florida, now in
this port, called on the American Consul and
demanded protection, stating that he was
account of the Spanish war vessel.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 22.-The Legisla.
ture passed the election bill for Governor
over the Acting Governors veto by more
than q two-thirds majority.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-A Anna Barry, an
actress we'll known in Chicago and other
cities came here few days ago in feeble
health, the result of exposure during the
Chicago 6re, and died at the Monroe House
to-day, through indiscreet admins tering of
opium.
timber has been put in place on the Wabash
through without change.
OMAHA, Nov. 22.-Dr. S. P. Stoddard
was sentenced to one year In the penitenti
ary to-day, for prooOring abortion.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. % The special train
from New York conveying the Grand Duke
Alexis and party, passed through this city
this evening, leaving Camden station for
Washington few minutes after o'clock.
Notwithstanding the lateness of the hour, q
crowd of several hundred persons had as.
sembled at the Philsdelphis depot, and on
the arrival of the train they broke forth in
cheers, in Acknowledgement of which the
Grand Duke appeared on the platform of the
car and lifted bis cap several times. Al
Camden street depot q still larger Dumber
we're gathered, and the Grand Duke appear
ed on the rear platform of the car. He was
received by the crowd with cheers and a
"Iiger, which he gracefully recognized.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Lieut. Gov.
Oscar J. Dunn died at o'clock this morn
ing, at his residence No. 332 Canal street
afetr three days illness with congestion oi
the brain and lungs; aged 81 years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

OFFERS FOR SALE
10, 600 yds of unbe.ched sh.stings at 10, II, II,
l3, IA, l5c. dc.
5000 yds OF white Muslin; at 10, I2i, H. I6 etc.
liable Linens bIeach.d and unbleached at 35,
45, SO, 75c, etc.
10 pieces real turkey red table linen, at $l.lo
peryard.
50 dog Napkins at rs, loo. ,25, 1855, etc.
" ite bed spreads Lee, j so, l,s0 etc.
5.00e yds crash toweling, &. S, 10, l23, l5 etc.
80 doz linen towels 10, l24, Is, 20, 25e, etc.
| Large lot linen diapers, cheap.
! 80 doz German corsets, 10 bones white and col
| ored, ali numbers q. s5c per pair.
0 deg French eorsets very cheap.
20 doz French silk embroidered corset
80 doz Kid Gloves all co ora and numbers, at65
cents per pair, cheap.
rs doE Kid Gloves, extra nice 95cts per Pair.
20 doz button Kids all colors and numbers
| very cheap.
200 Ladies calico wrappers st 80 and 2,0c each
200 shhwls At so, rs, 80, 1,b0 zoe, 2,50 $50,
| 400, 80, 500 10 $25 each.
A large and splendid sssortmens Of Ladies un-
der clothing.
| Che enise so, rs, 90, 90; las, etc.
Drawers, so, IS, 100, etc.
Night Dresses, 80, 10, 1875, 1,50, eto.
Tucked Skirts, 70, 80, leo, l,2s, /. so.
Under Shirts, tucked and EIfled, only soc.
SO doz Aprons from 2oeto ..
A large line of Ladies ana Misses Hosiery at
very low prices.
100 doz Ladies bemmed Handkerobiefs from Sc
upwards.
4 grea. variety cf buttons and trimmings TO be
sold at half the usual prices.
100 doz Ladies Lace Collars at TO- 10, Zoo, etc.
Ladies' Real Thread Lace Collars 90, 10, 80
1875, l, so, etc.
10, 600 I'd. Of cotton Edgings, at l, 2,S, A, So
20, 900 yds Of Hamburg Kdgings S, 10, 10,
. is, 20, IS, SO, S5, 40: 4b, so, etc
! A large line of insertions TO match, cheap
4OO doz Spool Cotton, 200 yds each al coloTs
and numbers at cts per spool or ~ cts per
sao doT oosts and olarks cotton at ccats
spool, ,.,
9aO dos spooI Silk, 100 yds each at l21c sspOol
la dos Of spool Silk IL yds each at 20 spool
skein silk and Twist at &c each.
j. English pin ,tucK Needles, &c PaEer'
= Pins cts paper.
V Elastic Cord s. 4, SC per yard. .o
;, rs doz Gents white Shirts, al l,co' l'-'' ''''
u and 200-open back.
Gent,s under shirts IS, IS, so, 75 30, LOO, etc.
;, Gents plaid Flannel fhlrts 40 l'oS.
4 50 a. hh.nd knit Wooden Socks at 40c pair
Gaat. Cotton Hose 10 I24, is, 20. 20 etc
u Cent, Paper Collars, b, 10, 10, 70 and 70.
G.nt's Neckties 10, is, 20 and 25c
Gsnt hemmea Hands erchiefs, 10, is, 20, 20, etc.
| Gents Kid Gloves, cheap.
10 600 yds Calico at Z, s. 10, l23, cts per yAru'
; /. 0Qo yds Bed Ticking at 10. is, 20, 25c, etc.
500 yds cotton Flan at i2a, 10, ~ .o' e'o
A large assortment OF white ana feu f-"N"''' "
be sold cheap. -, .,
l fan lin. of silk and wool PoPlins st unusuA
: rood assortment of plaid dress goods.
r BIsek silks from 1850, TO 5000 peryd. i
400 nieces of BIB bon all widths and colors.
} A full line Of sash Ribbons.
An extensive assortment of Jewelry to be sold
at great bargains.
SO dez Hoop Skirt, at very low prices.
A full line of Psrfumery and large variety Of
articles too numerous to N ntion.
seps deod -mvfd WY
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MARRIAGE GUIDE Interesting work,
numerous engraVings, 224 pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts DisPensary, IL
North Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo. See
advartiaement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
PIPER BOXES.
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, |
Rocg IsLAED CoUnrY,

RocS ISLAND CoUnrY, Sc
To the Jsnusry Term, A. D., 1872, Of the
Rock Island County Court, in Chancsry.
Warren g. Cressy vs.. Olemma 8. Greasy.
To the said oiemma 8. eressy :-Notics is
hereby given that the above entitled suit is nov
pending in said Court, and that summons has
been issued az ainst you therein. Now, anless
you shalI personally be and appear before said
Court on the frst day Of the next term there OF,
| to be begun and holden in the Court House, in
the city Of Rock Island, and county and State
aforesaid, oa ths first Mondsy of January next,
to which time ahd place the said summons is
made, returnable and pleaded, answer OF demur
ssid bill OF complaint in this suit filed, the
| same will be taken for confessed against ou, SO
! failing to plead, answer or demur and decree
entered accordingly.
Rock Islaad, New I'd, 1871,
SAMUEL p. HODGES,
| Clerk Of County Court.
| 0HAnLns RonIHso1. Solicitor. nov2-dAw-th