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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-11-19

pursuance of Law, Wm H. Glenn Treasurer of Highland County,
Ohio do hereby notify the Taxpayers thereof that the amount Taxes for
the 1874 for different together with the number of mills
levied dollar valuation correctly stated the following Abstract OF
Duplicate Highland County, Ohio for the 1874 with the rates of
Taxation in the several Townships.
the receiving Taxes will attend the Treasurers Office
Hboro from the LIST day of October till the Goth day December
1874 and from the h day April till the goth day june 1875
required by law.
Denquences Road Tax and onehalf all other
charged Duplicate 1874 required be paid before the
O day Of December and the remainder before the goth day of
Parties charged with Tax Personal Property that has heretofore
Observation-Disclosures enforce collection referred the law
action, which there is exemption property
Taxes paid required by law incur penalty five per cnt
Certificates for the discharge Road Taxes must be presented the time
December said will be collected
Office from A. M. to o'clock P M.
WIN. II. GLENN,
Treasurer of Highland County, Ohio
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FEW GOOD REASONS

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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-11-19
Highland County, Thursday November 1874

l XIV Pllll FACTS !!
THAT HE WHO RUNS MAY READ
We propose "to live,
and let Tive"
We will sell our goods
at strict Cash prices.
We propose to close
our books Jan. 1, 1875.
We will mark our goods
i'm plain figures.
We will sell none but
.first.cIass goods.
We consider your dollar
as good as any other.
We will entertain
no combination.
We will be governed by no
Ring Or Rings.
We will not be
"Horribly Slaughtered"
We will rot sell at a sacrifice.
We will not allow any
person to underseIl us.
We will give you the
worth Of your money.
We will warrant our goods
to give satisfaction.
We will always have the
largest assortment.
We will have
THE BEST STOVES /!
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WE WANT AGENTS.

Wewant a representative in every neighborhood.
Nothing equals it for agents. male female, yonng
or old. Large Cash Wages and a Superb OUTFIT ex-
apply at once. Subscribe by sending $780, and re-
ceive the paper one year, magnificent premium, q
share la the distribution and receive ALSO FREE
Complete Outfit, or send for particulars. Name
territory desired in writing. Address WATERS &
CO., Publishers, Chicago, Ill. my2sm6
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JOHN C. JACKSON,
AT tho old Moore Stand,
MAlx srREEr, WEIroS.
juno O.7S
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF "a
HOUSE AND LOT IN
WALKEItSVILLE.

In pursuance ola decree rendered at lho
September term, 1873, Of the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, In ihe chantery cause Of
John p. liyrnes administrator against
William q. rieJOn's administrator, the
Undersigned, Commissioner appointed for
tho purpose will, on tie first day Of the
February Term, 1874,
Of tho County Court Of Lewis county, at the
front door Of the Court House Of said couu.
", proceed to sell at public auction Ger.
tain
House and Lot
In tho town ofWalkersvillo, known rs the
Pisrson houCe and LOT, and which Is now
used and occupied by ]. Il. Ssndford. Said
sale will DO upon credit of SIX, twelve aud
eighteen months, tue purchaser giving bend
with good personal security.
W. q. BENNETT, Commissioner.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-05

@ MAsQuERApE.-on Tuesday
night last q largo crowd Of young pso.
pie assembled at tic residence Of Colo
mel A. w. Woolford to engage in a
grand Masquerade. The affair was a
complete success. The following is q
list Of those sho engaged in il, ind
their characters, which were we'll rep
resented; Mary WOofler-Empress
Josephine Lilly Brannon-Godless
Of Liberty; Jessie Canden-IOlly (;
Florence Brannon-DOmino; GertiS
B,nnott-Domino; Fannie DAWSON
Nun; Flora Woodiorl-Spring ;
Ida Brannon-FlOwer Girl; lummie
Woodiord- Sislcr Agnes; Annio Airey
Snow Stern; Phoebe WOodford-
Folly; Halle EdmistOn Spanish La.
dy; Fanuio Elnis!oa-pCasant Girl
Ella CliitUn-IIoluntst Princess; An
ME Cliflon-Italian Princess; Lydia
Gaylord-SIorning Star ssTillle Cam
dua-Qucen Of Night; Mary Harrison
Little Red Riding Hood; Nancy
Jacob-Fortuuc Teller; Marian Fish
er-sistor Of Charity; Dr.. Kunst-
Spanish Noblsllanj Charles 0'Hara-
Ancient King Of Denmark; DE-. Day
isson-whit6 Clouds j.. D. Nsff-
Guy Fawkes; Louis Bsnnett-MOnk
j. W. Darliuton-Fat Boy; j. W
spllaing-Jim johnson; 7. q. ed
mistonSoupid; Charles Gaylord
Captain Jack Junic Bare--Cupid
II. wOolford-PegiIy; Major An
detEon-Sailor; Hugh Bankllead-
Dandy; I. q, DawsOn-Ghost Ho'
wOoilOrd-uupili 4. W. Harrison
Turk; Allen 0halfant-0ld Nick; {
+. Barrett Calico Jane; W. D. Ca
por-seotch IllghlandCri Andre
fshur-Couniry Boy; Bland Bral
noa-Weslon Guard; John Dawson
EallstaiT; Duke Chalfant--WidO
Burdol.. A suupIuOus tePas. ".
served up, TO which justice was don,
and it was long after midnlsh. beio
the maskVrs went to their homes.
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COMMISSIONERS sAl.E or
VALUABLE REAN
ESTATE.

In pursuance ola decree rendered Mt TIN
September Term, 1879, Of the Circuit Court
oElaWiS county, in the ehaneOry cause Of
Mansfield NeWhoricf agsiRst Samuel
Waugh tho undenlgned Commissioner APP
pointed for the purpose, Will on the
First day Of the February term, 1874.
Of tho County Court of LAWS county, at
the front floor OF the Court House Of said
county, proceed 10 scllat public auction, u
certain tract Of land, containing
2lS Acres, l Rood and 90 Poles,
Situate in the counties Of Lewis and bod.
dridsp, on Sycamore lIun, branch Of
FinkiS Greek, being the same tract OF land
upon which ihe said Samuel Waugh now
residCa.
Terms Of Sale.
A credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen
tho purchaser giving bond with
good personal security.
NJ q. BENNETT, Commissioner.
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The following is the Constitution
adopted by tlie Society:
We, whose names aro affixed TO these
articles, unite for the promotion Of ono
object, under tho name Of tie Weston
Temperance Association"
Tho object of this Association Is 10
promote temperance. For the attain
mcnt OF this object, We pledge cur.
selves TO vote for such mel rs will en-
force tho laws for tho suppression Of
drunkenness, and 10 aid with our ad-
vice and influence, and il accessory
with such fluids as may be in our troa 8
ury, not otherwise appropriated, any
person who, upon sufficient grounds,
may DO willing to prosecute tho break
ors Of those laws. We will also take
stems a. once to establish a loading
Room and Library; aud by means o.
public lectures upon Temperance, Lit
craturo aud Science, and such other
agencies as may ,,bo agreed upon, en-
dcayor 10 protect our youths from tho
temptations Of IntcmpOrancc.
Tho officers of ibis Association shall
BIO President, who shall preside at all
meetings, call special meetings when
requested by three or moro members
preserve order, appoint tcllcrs to COL
loo! votes aud declars tho decision.
IIo may also deliver his sentiments
on any subject after it has been dis
cussed, before vote thereon. A Vice
Prc,idcnt who, in case of vacancy 10
the Office of President, or when the
President is absent from any meeting,
shall be recognized as tho President OF
tho Association. A Secretary, who
shall make minutes Of tho proceedings
Of tho Association and record in q
suitable book such minutes rs may DO
accepted. It shall DO his duty also,
through tho public papers or otherwise,
as 10 may think proper, cause duo no
tiec to DO given Of the time and place
Of tls meetings of the Association. A
Treasurer, who shall discharge the du'
ties usually appurtaining TO that Office.
In case Of vacancy in tho Office OIL
Treasurer, tho President may appoint
q Treasurer pro tGmporo, until ar
election is had. Tho officers Of Thu
Association shall DO elected SSat thiI
meeting, to hold their respective Offices
until tho uoxt annual election. The
timo Of annual clOction,'shall DO the
regular meeting in January, ftom
One.third Of tic enrolled members o
this Association shall constitute
quorum for tho transaction Of business
This Association shall hayo regular
monthly mcotings-timc and place Il
be Fixed by resolution.
Any ono may become member o
this Association BY signing bis nam
to these articles Of agreement.
Membership fees and forfcita 70
non. attendance at regular meetings t
constitute q fund.
These articles shall be uualtCrablc
oxeop. in tho following manner:
proposition for any change shall b
naAu IN writing at q regular meeting
disSusssdanl laid over for final dcei'
ion a. the next regular meeting, whS
tho Affirmative votes Of two'third'
tho members Of the Association nrosoI
shall DO required for tho adoption
tho proposed change,
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fy DnsoturlOs.-.Tho tra Of
Ryan & Hale hayo dissolved partner
sbip, and / now call on all debtors
for Immediate settlement. | must
have all money duo mo this month or
[ will sue. This is no "skeer'-l
mean business. JOHN Ryan
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deted on tho Jlat day Of uetoOeri 1873, III
tho caso Of
Martha Ward,
Abraham c. wad, otal
Thomas Glartly,
Abraham @. Ward, osal
Patrick Orchard,
Abraham Q. Ward, otal
Martha L. Ward,
Abraham @. Ward, ct al
and
Noah s. Channel, &c,
Abraham G. Ward. c.al
W., tho undersigned Commissioners, will,
on tue 25lh day OfFebruary, 1874, Il being
the Isl day Of tic February term, 1874, Of
the County Court Of Randolph county pro-
coed 10 sell to the highest bidder, before the
front door OF the Court House Of Randolph
county, tho interest Of Abraham q. Hard in
200 90. 100 acres OF land lying and being In
Randolph county, Hest Virginia, mentioned
aud described IN deed from Martha Ward
10 John ". Ball and the raid Abraham G..
lhri, dated November It'll, lsGs, and rccOr-
ded IN Randolph county, Hook &. page q,
from the report of tbs Commissioners, II
appcNrs iithat The interest Of tho said Abfn-
ham @. Ward IN the liid 900 90 100 acres Of
land Is one undivided moicty thereof, cub
Jet, frat to the lie estate therein Of the
defendant Abraham Cnrper aud hi1 wife
MarJanl Carper and tho survivors Of them,
and secondly, 10 tile life estate Of defendant
burgess Cafpcr In one undivided half OF tic
sail moioty Of 200 90 100 ,nerps oflandi TO
commence at tho termination OfsIid estate
for llio oil tina defendants Abraham Carpet
aud Margaret Carpor, aud OF the survivor Of
thcm.n Tho said 800 gO,lGO acres oflanl Is
tic farm lately owned by Abraham Carper,
living OH the east aide Of tho Valley River,
adjoining tho farms Of Washington j, Long
and Nehemiah Carpgr, aud embraces lnC
body OF tho river bottom.
TERMS OF SALh--Enough cash In hand
10 pay lnl saisIy the coslaof suits md iht
costs aud expenses attending be said aile
aud tic residue on q credit uf0, ~ U ant
"a month";, with interest from tile day Q
sale, taking from the purrlnsOs bondl Will
good personal security fot the eald unpAlt
InnrClligc money and lcn,wlll bc retalnct
luDon said land a q iiclhct lccuilty.
SAMUEL WOODS,
DAVID UUPP CVmmiiieurts
Il q. 4 p. rnkSAp
JDu5-i4
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ProoeedlnF OF the pe,pperasos
fiestings

-eetinEs
PufsaanttO q call Of tho Minister
Of tho different denominations IN an
town, calling upon all good citizens 0
tho t0yn Of Weston to meet in mass Al
tho Town Hall on Friday evening
December lob, to take into cousiders.
ton the best method of staying tle
owl Of lntempOrancc in our midst, and
to this end to form an association.
The meeting was called to order,
and cur worthy clifton YIN. l.. Dun.
nington was called to tho chair and 4.
NJ. Ohalfant appointed Secretary.
Ruy. A. Fisher then stated lLo oh.
ject Of tho meeting in a few pointed
and timely remarks, stating Tho object
to be obtained by tho association pro.
posed to be, lst, To teach by example
the youth 10 abhOr Intempcranco and
Vicc Of all kinds. %, To institute
reading room filled with the bost pub.
locations Of a neral aud intellectual
character, jrcs to tho youth Of our
town. Tho same being embodied 10
resolution, was unanimously adopted.
Short addresses were then made By |
Rows. Burke Mccartney, DR., Young
ind others,
A Committee was then appointed by
ho Chair to draft y.laws and con-
titutiOn, and for permanent Organiza.
ion Of tho society, to report at Tie
text meeting, as follows: Rev. Fish.
r, chairman, Z. NJ. Chalfant, George
Toss, John Ryan, NJ, W. Harrison,
DR.. Young then offered, the follow.
ng resolutions, which wOrO unani.
lOusly adopted:
ReSolrei, That this meeting highly |
pprovo Of tho recent enactment Iof the
legislature Of West Virginia on tho
ubject Of, tho sale of intoxicating
Kinks; and doprccstc tho efforts made
or their repeal,
Rcsolrci, That it is tue duty OfgOOd
ilizens TO sustain tho proper officers
o carry ont tho provisions Of the law
On motion, adjourned to meet Fri
lay evening, December 20.
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TIMBER AND LU5IHEI


Persons desiring to furnish saw.
Lods on tho banks Of tho West Fork
River, or any Of iIS principal trtbutu.
risS above Clarksburg, or 10 sell stand.
Ing Timber or Timber Lands, aro 70.
questcd 10 inform inc what they have
to sell, bow much and where. State
priccs and terms.
saw "on tho hulvesn all merchant.
stlu saw.lOgs offered at my mill in
Clarksburg; and will, by special con.
tract, undertake to saw good logs in
largo quantities for less than halfof the
lumber
!! Reasonable facilities afforded fol
Sticking" &c.
Address, llrFvs MAxwStL,
clarksburg, W Va.
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Association met pursuant to prOvi.
Gus adjournment. Minutes read aud
approved,
Tho Committee appointed last meet
ing to draw up constitution aud by
laws, submitted the draft Of a constit-
ution, which, after being amended by
tho society was adopted.
Tho following officers were then
elected for the ensuing year, Rev. A,
Fisher, President, YIN. j.. Dunning
ton, Vice. President, j. w. Wolinliu,
Secretary, NJ. W. Harrison, Treas
urSr.
Rev. A. Fisher is to deliver an adj
lrspe to tho society atlts noxt meeting.
Ladies arc respectfully invited.
On motion, adjourned to mOot on
"Wednesday, January A.
Wa. i. BENNINGTON, PreS't
r. N. CnALrANF, sec'y.
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FLANNELs,
BLANKETS,

and can OGor good inducements 10 thOes
wishing 10 exchange their wool for goods.
We arc frequently annoyed by persons
who represent themselves 10 he our agents
for selling our goods and buying wool. ne
hero state cmpllntically thatw
EMPLOY NO AGENTS.
Those wishing warranted article In our
limo should como 10 tic Factory, or direct
all communications by mail to tho Compl-
ny. being aware that Parties arc eircGla-
ting Hills, stating that We do not pay the
highest market prices for wool, wO desire 10
say that We receive monthly price lists from
ali the large wool dealers III the cast, and
can inform all .llosc desiring 10 know what
the prices are, whether they wish 10 dispose
Of their wool TO US or NOT. Call and see for
yourselves. II. CLIFTON eco.
CUSTOM WORK done a. he usual
rates, OH short notice.
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NEAsONIO.-Snicd Communications OF
M The Weston Lodge No. 10, A. \. and
4. ", will 10 held o. the FiTst and Third
GEORGE ROSS, WIN.
J. ", woTFiSpiE, Sec.
JANE LEW.-Statsl communications Of
jackson Lodge No. 30, A. r. and A. NJ,
Will b held Ii their Hall, in Jane Lew, on
ihs second and fourth Wednesday, in each
month. ". NeWlloRTER, w. "
Up. ALtNAS, Sec.
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Every year increases the popt.
larity Of this valuable Hair Prop
aration, which Is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it Is kept fully up to
its high standard and it Is 1.-THE on
ly reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthNti color making
II soft, lustrouS, and Bilken. Tho
scalp, BY its use, becomes white md
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APpRAISE MENT NOTICE.

Brnxlun County, State Of West Va,
10 the Clerk Of the Court Of said
county:
He, Isatc II. Norman, Nosa Purkey and
James llankhcai, three lFGc.llodcrs Of the
said county, do hereby certify that by vlr-
tue OF warrant 10 W directed by Moses
Cunningham, Justice Of sa,d county. We
have this day, on our oatl8, viewed anti
appraised Cow taken up by %. W. Will
ialns, on hil land, ~ an Rslray, nj sic
The said Cow is dail, rod, white spot In
Tho forehead, with some o,hg, white about
her, Neft Car cropped, right eat swallow
iorkOd, about four years old ilESi raider
snail.
Given under our hands, tllli the 2lst day
OF November 1879.
ISAAC II. NORMAN,
NOAH PURKEY,
JAMES BANKHEAD.
Drsxion County Court Clerks Ofic1i Do
cembCr lSt, 1919. Fhe Foregoing spptaiie.
ment was this day presented insnid olhge anu
Admitted TO record. Teso;
W. Il, j. 0oRLEY, Clerk.
A.ccry Teslqi
W. L. j. CoRLEy,
Clerk prasIon County COur!
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West Virginia, To.wit:
Attitudes held In the Clerks 0nfee oftio
Circuit Court OF Calhoun county on the FIST
Monday In April 1878,
Alfred Stump plaintiff, In chanccry
IS, and upon an
James A Sptoull, do. attachment
PENDANT,
THE object otthli suit 10 recover OF tho
defendant the sum Of one hundred and ATTY
lollate with inieisIt thereon from tho 2n,h
day Of May, 1861 until paid, aud tie costs
OF this suit, and 10 iell tract Of twelve
Nettl OF land lylngln Calhoun county, which
haa been allashsdln tits cause, lor lie pay.
ment Of sail deOi and costs. And liar
pcaring byaSllatlt iiltd lha, Tie defendant
lsnot q resident ofiho State ofWpit virgln-
10. Ills ordered that said dtitndannt do
appear lleip within QUE month amer tie fist
publication oIillli order aud 10 what Il
necessary 10 ptoiyd lie lntgres, In this cult.
\ Copy Tple. 49,
AfFRED STUMP Clerk,
Fleming 4 Bennett Solicitors FOR ppG
Does 4w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-05

~ NoTlGE--I want sllold ac.
ooaais for '7S settled up at once
ellhsr by Aotc or Otherwise Fork
over and save trouble.
E. G. MiSSlcH,
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In pursuance oran order Of the said Cir.
cult Court OF Lewis county; made on the
9Th day Of Sceenbcr, 1865, referring said
cause 10 commissioner Of said Court the
object Of which reference being, that said
Cemt2issionSr should ascertain and report
the amount Of aIscts In tho hands Of Allen
Simpson, ms tic personal representative Of
John Talbot, deceased. And whether or
not John Talbot was the owner Of tho legal
title to lots Nos. 20, 80 and 81, in The town
Of Weston, on tile wVst side OF lhin Street,
and tue loyal title to ono other lot ofgrouud
ying between Main Street and tho river,
Immediately between mil lois numbers 30,
30 and 81, and containing one quarter Of an
acre, on tho 18th Of March, 1852 tue day on
which tho said lois were Conveyed by tho
said John Talbot 10 Charles J. Moore, de-
ceased.
Tie undersigned, NJ Commissioned sGil
Court, doth hereby give notice to the partie1
that hs has hxe,l on tho third day OF Rebrn.
ary next, at my said Office, to prOecsd to eS-
eCuts tho said order OF reference, and CON-
tinue tie same from day TO day or irom timo
until my report shall br completed.
q. ]. BUTCHER, Commissioner.
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In pursuance ofApin decree heretofore
rendered In these rausea, by tho Circuit
COur; Of said county Of Lewis, referring
them 10 COmulislonCr Of said Cont, "
ascertain,
First, Who hold, the legal title to tho
land 10 the bill aud proceedings In the first
cause nicntioneli anil whether any person,
who claims tue lsueft OF tho purchase
thereof from Lewis )laxWellln lis lifetims;
10 ASCERTAIN tic balance, if any, ofpurclIaiH
money due thereon; 10 ascertain aud report
the boundaries and quantity thereof; any
liens unpaid arising from tho ownership OF
said land directly or deriviiively rs purehaS.
ers Hereof from Lewis Maxwell Ia lis life.
time, and the order aud prioritiOs thereof lf
any.
Second, To ascertain and report tue state
and condition Of Tue title TO the land aud
mill properly in Glaer county In tie three
last causes mentioned whether any pur-
chase money remains thereon unpaid, aud
II so, tho amount thereof, aud 10 whom pay
able; and also any other liens thereon, Il
any, and the nm0nnls thereof, and 10 whom
the same may be duo.
Aud any otliet relevant matter deemed
proper by tho Commissioner, or which may
be specially required by either party.
The parties Ii llese causes will take no.
ticc, that the undtHignsd, a Commissioner
of said Court, will proceed, at Ills said office
in tho town Of Weston OH the 9th day Of
January, 1914, TO execute the said decree OF
Inference, aad will then continue tue came,
IL Unnecessary, from Jay to-day until bis 10
port shall bt completed.
Given under ny hand, the date iirst men
lioned. q. J. BUTCHER,
dsel'!W CcnmSsloacr.
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THE WOODEN FACTORY
wEsrOs, W. Va.

TTAyTNG COMMENCED OPERATIONS
III for the manufacture Of Wool, We Slni
offer tho highest cash prices for that artiel
We have on hand q large stock Of
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Second Street, Weston,

Second Street, Weston,
W. j. KITsoN, Proprietor.
Marbleor Stone Monuments, MantlOplcecs,
&C., at the lowest rates.
Plansaid specifications Of buildings fur.
niShcd OF reasonable prices.
sSp. Give him O call.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE:
STATE OF WEST YlRurSfA, l
CoMNissioypR's (lyricR.

CIRCulT CouRr LEwIs CoUSl
November rs, 1873.
franklin Maxwell, ex-l
ecutor Of Lewis Maxwell,
deceased. complainant,
vs..
David Simmons, admin
is!rator Of ELIAS Sim
mons, deceased, and
George W. Simmons,
Annanias Simmons, Ad-
am Simmons, Caroline
Simmons, Sarah Sim
nous, David Gragg and
Mary Ann, bis vic, for
morly Mary Ann Sim
mons, heirs at law Of
said Elias Simmons, de-
ceased, defendants;
William II. Waggy,
complainant,
Isaac Wagsy, A, G. In oil
Halo, Perry u. Smith,
administrator Of Abram
Smith, IT,, deceased,
Perry T. Smith, Frank.
lin Maxwell, executor Of
Lewis Maxwell, deceased
aud Franklin Maxwell,
defendants;
j. N. Roberts. complain
ant,
Tho last above named,
defendants;
and
Margaret Waggy, COM
plainant,
Tho las. above FAMED,
defendants.