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Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
4 Mammoth Texas Rancho.

Mr.. Shaffer, in 1861, pre-empted lou
acres of land in this county, on when 1IC
he established sheep rancho. Inc
war followed. He made no appreciate
progress in his condition until loo?'
when his fortune took turn. AT TINS
time (l865) he owned 5000 head OF
sheep, all of them improved. The
original stock of 1900 head he pur-
chased from A. Toutant Beauregard,
brother of the General. Four years
after that he purchased 1,5OO ewes OF
the celebrated George wilkins Kendall
flock; having, in all, introduced 500
head of ewes and bucks, costing him
$50 a head. Mr.. Shafer's income for
1876 may be summed up as follows;
Ewes sold, 2,575 at S6,7l6; bucks and
wethers sold, $3.50; wool sold, $1,000
pounds, $4,000; income for 1916, s2n-
575. To maintain his establishment
and attend to the sheep requires an out
lay of nearly 500 per month. From
% to 80 men are constantly employed
The fiocks of sheep are divided into
1,2OO to each flock, under the care OF a
paStore, and over every three paStoreS
is 6aceriO, or OyerSeer, having that
particular three under his especial care.
Over all the bacertOS is head man. Two
large mule teams are constantly en-
gagged hauling supplies, and in the store
house of the rancho is stock sufficient
to start on ordinary country store. VI
ewes, bucks and lambs he has now 49,
900 head, less about 25O, valued at about
$4,000. A few years ago, tOrseelng
that large tract Of land would soon be
necessary to maintain his rapidly grow
inc focks, and afford never-failing pas
turage, when prices were comparatively
low he commenced the purchase OF what
has since Swelled into princely do
main, composed of land admirably
adapted for his purpose, and watered
by six or seven different streams, chief
among which are the Aqua Dulce, San
Fernando and Lagarto. This tract now
contains $4,000 acres of land. With the
fence completed, which he has now un-
der way, these acres will not be worth
less than 50 each. The tract measures
10 miles in length and from 10 to Y wide,
covered with plentiful supply of timber
Forty miles Of fencing will be required
to inclose it. His dwelling is situated
nearly in the middle, and, in addition to
very comfortable dwelling-house, he
has - stone -WarehQnsefnr the staraGa nt
wool, large stable, dozen or more
out-buildings for servants, etc. Three
or four immense cisterns supply water
for the house, and near the sheep pens
is a large windmill and tank, drawing
a supply from well eighty-one feet
deep. In addition to the $1,000 sheep
mentioned above, Mr.. Shaffer owns the
following stock: Between 700 and 1,OOC
goats, used exclusively for meat, and fol-
that purpose and their skins, valued al
$1.25 per head; about 100 head of horse
stock, including number of teams OF
fine mules, worth in the neighbOrhOOd
of $4,000; about the same number Of
cattle on this rancho, valued at about
S2,000.-NueceS (Teras) Times.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

none. You are absurdly vain, sir; .
She was smiling now. Iou should
know that when woman loves man
it is of grace, and not OF works Any
how. john she added, turning to him.
as if contrasting his slight figure wlth
Bob's fine physique, "Mr, WitherS
doesn't wear shoulder-pads." WIN
that parting SHIT she disappeared into
the dinning-roou, in moment reap
pearing, to say Mr.. Withers' you
NAV forgive them if you want to, I'm
by no means slre that | shall. Ana
now 90 to bed, all of you, and
don't be keeping us awake, "-App'e-
TONS Journal.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
UNDER THE NAPLES.

Under the maple boughs We sat,
Annie Leslie and together;
She was trimming her seaside hat
With leayc,-we talked about the weather.
The sun beams lit her cleaning hair
with ripping waves of golden glory,
And eyes of hiue, and ringlets fair,
suggested many an ancient story
OF fair. haired, bluc-cycd maidcns of old,
In duraucc held by grim magicians,
Ot knights i'm armOr rough Tith gold
Who rescued them from such positions
Above, the heavens aglOw with light,
BeE cath our feet the sleeping ocean
Gen as the sky my hope was bright,
Deep as the sea was my devotion.
Her fathers voice came through the wood
He'd made his fortune tanning leather;
Twas his clerk, thought it good
To keep on talking about the weather
George 4. Baker, Jr.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
TIE LAST WORD.

Creep into thy narrow bed,
Creep, and let no more be said.
Vain thy onset all stands fast
Thou thysclf must break at last.
Let the long contention cease;
Geese are swans, and swans are geese,
Let them have it how they Will;
Thou art tired; best be still.
They out talked thee, Missed thee, tore thee
Better men Jared thus before thee;
Fired their ringing shot and passed;
HOtlcy chargcd-and broke AT last
Charge once more, then, and be dumb!
Let the victors when they come,
When the forts of Folly fall
Find thy body by the wall.
-- Matthew dTHOld.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
The Internatie

The full name OF this
" The International Wor
sociation, and its princii = GTl
tions are neither secret n ~
at the time o
surTection of 1868, and IT, ,--
meeting was held in Sep
1t took place in London, at
Hall. was attended by wOrRll
nearly every European country
was presided over by Prof. Edy
Spencer Beesley. 1t was soon after
meeting that DR.. Karl Marx became
leading spirit of the association, \
first congress was held at Geneu
1866, when rules prepared by DR.. N
were adopted, and the association |
put in working order. Its object,
declared to be, in general terms, &,
afford central medium of commul
ton and cooperation between wOrk
mems societies existing in differ,
countries and aiming at the same {,
viz: the protection and adyancem
and complete emancipation of the We
ing classes"
This congress discussed the quest.
of the length of the working day Of
venile labor, of cooperative unions,
of statistical inquiry into the con
ton of the working classes, in sue
manner as to attract the attention
the European Governments, which 9
erally assumed attitudes of hostility
ward the association; but it grew
fiourished, and its progress was accl
panied by notable strikes. In 1867
Cured the strike of the bronze work
of Paris and the great strike of the L
don tailors. The second congress
held at Lausanne in 1867, and the Il
at Brussels in 1868, the last named
ing the greatest success OF the assO
ton. Thereafter and until the be-
ming of the Franco-German war foI
dable strikes occurred all over EurC
Among these are named the col
spinners' strike at ROuen; the
Etienne affair, in which more than
workingmen were killed by the troC
the strike at lie CreuzOt; the mon
disturbance at Vienna, in which n
than $4,000 men took part and were
persed by military force.
The fourth congress was held at B
in 1869, and an American delegate
present. The fifth would have been
in Paris in 1870, but was preyente
the war, which put All end to the Il
rationale for time, and it was
heard from in its defense of the I
commune. Its downfall was compl
by the withdrawal of DR.. Marx from
association. Its theories were not a
doned, however, an local Organizat
have been maintained, five years of
citation having made the val
branches of trades-uniOns acquai
with each other and capable of sus
ing themselves. The gist of the the
of the Internationalists is thus sta
Wages paid labor must pass ava
serf labor and slave labor have pa
away, and must give place to asSOci
labor, which is to be developed t.
--.iacal- -4dina.asRsiaas and fyssere4 b,
tiOnal means. No man has RIG
call any thing his own which he ha
produced by his own labor" The
tility of these theories to society
present organized does not need
enlarged upon.-St. Louis Times.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

-" Suppose, Belle" said a poor bu
honest youth to his girl" suppose thai
a young man loved you deally--ver!
dearly-but was afraid to ask you l'
have him because he was very timid, o.
felt too poor, or something; what woult
you think of such case?" Think
answered the girl, Immediately; "why
if he was poor, I'd say he was doing jn!
right in keeping quite still aboubub
The question was dropped right
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

George Macdonald is writin ""u
entitled "The Princess and CrS GlteI
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In. Il Ticker Plaintiff

/ linz. |. fseker Plaintiff
is.s. II laura A.. lilsalrth md ltpnts.
eta Heekef, netaniltnts,
H. the l'pfenanrts Alive Nnmni
IN n. her.bY an,iaua tLa, tberc Il
np4 ST. ille ii Tin oll,fa III TIL ,irrk If tl,a
Circuit fanlt. III NIL FIR tls Count, Il
iia.ar.ir sslns Of IN. i leiiis u u has.
n Fetfhsf ,'latnilsf above aan.esl claiming
81 yaa the foreclosure os i. mortgage pissn
In John Hest.i md .attra a II.. ..r.
nov deceased On tie slth iay " June
wi, tn has. Il Becker, On I'll, I'M II
sec, I'D. als., south 0tHe ct see. 30 MI
in Tp. ~. Range | !, vert ofthe nth 7. n
Hut since the dnte vi sail mortgage thr
same las been satisfied A. u the liz. IT,
serlhed lahd above kHid mortgage wis
given - seanra The raymen, II ~ MN With
intsret i he rata 1T 10 per cent per m.
nun nnt.l lnil, evidenced hy 4 pr~Mt..rf
nntr III even dasr with the mortgage above
male Is the said John and Laura A Heck.
VI, payable - thns v. l;.cker Mn above,
anA iuf ,'a w. 80. VI personal
inIvneil, II asked against an, n ,he above
namcd defendants. ..ni.s. YIN wronxfnlly
appear and defend Aud ilal unless yin
arIasf thereto mil sicfanl Lsfarr non, III
Tie a,runsl slns 81 The uust .ertu IL the tail
tontt appointed ~ bc hell III thu ouri
iiausc In Hhid County. commencing ~ TIL
slitli dry II INV, ia77, ,unr tefau.t will
" entered mud ! Judgment rendered
aEainst yun thereon. III accordance With
sfe prayer u aaii petition.
HAiNE X WOODWARD,
I'll Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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III s,ss4as NJ itr a lrf, nav III VII III
,igst p.Nen lhat satsn III nfli yathar
tsss NJ ,hngue, Hut 'fnpes'{s thls'sr~.
Tie titeis ifa' iihds espf.ssInn IN
Tie ulpfsd wttais, VII met i ~
araa~n ilpm Very LIS la.er q illis
county WHEN called ,lpnn FIJI their
share III lhr $3.50 tina nausle The
tnll nihe Howard county kstn that
Wrhs down Hi w turbitl Nat.lN nf
rrrulniion. dishonesty nni finitd.
Sunshine .aaunt ,4c extracted ff0nt
e,,runhsle." Nark lapiry #Nss, aud
Tho mad attempt Of TIL. CONT itpsse
rug a. III 40 Inns resulted Iii fear.
fui pickle ~ thr people. VI the els.
7ln represents th. shortage of MI
kytt, then the note, AMI collateral
found will reduce the amount VI his
drfalcntion by whatever sun, Ii real
lied from them, hit whether thu
hrfaicntion Il $4,000 or &lh.th,D W.
believe from thu method III Keeping
the accounts With the treasurer II
entirely unknown % tho Baafd vi
Supervisors uni In spite NJ thnlr 81.
forts. unal...l. n,l;nt remain II inys.
terry. Everything tends " demon
strate TIN necessity us sano such
islan III tho ls.alI ~ Supervisors ~
sra,.lr, Mooh, Goodrich. alllnii
Wun,leoels some one who !. Il rood
accountant md With honesty enough
10 steer clear ~ shn half dozen
rinp+irfs WHO sharpen their tools fni
grinding the iaece II tic poor Il, tn,
pubic expense
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-27

FAAsg l.sstlI'y ror.tAn aiosrmt, fnr
Aurasl l. tnll VI inte,estiay ms,t.t and
highly entertaining II contains m 49,
iielv illustrative % tie ",l.es In Amtflt,.
@tth shlt'Aen inr en.sissitfs, showing ~.
ri9us feligtNa ttretA t,es, iuftlnluns,
portraits, ese. i tn jewish Church. ~
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Scott, Al nhtsit Tnrtla.hantint The
Tret1 sinhiflg u IsrlA," .souls,~sn Hel.
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iill nthrf tatrrratins paragraphs, Ii MIN
b'l Il heNnl.ful short stories. CT ,tas, MI
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highly H.rli.,tt.as cue AID II Titled q
The continued patronage null praise ii
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pf. l., +. Janr~ furnishes III With
Tho llihtu facin uf tin following itenln .
A family .ulnInr from Mimi. "a ~.
cate In lhe Wi pnli al this county.
III descending Ion. hill coming M.
~ HUTTON, the teail became fright.
encl, npsritlnp tn covered w'nnn,
ftnturing The leg Il I'll, viii VI The
mover,
AIep. tint Mr.. O'I.rl1f. af I'arlsi
coming II tn Gaiholi. picnic, llis'
week, Mns ihlaWi4 lIum Il wngph Antl
M arm fractured,
Alan, tin, fhe daughter 81 .'am,
Arnold ~ TtsfAaas evening III ltr'li
inR from il llny .ntiHtk sflle wa n.flat.
Ing ten falh.r III build, fractured 4
lng. WI understand from Tho nr
tliui all lrr iDing we'll
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.Arc y.u 4 i.sp"naem .n,' from alek
Headache. iiahi.ual fostisenrss ralpia.
iaiiafl 81 tif l'ahr i'ayc yu'i Dizziness ot
lhr Heal II ysyr nefyvns fyAun ierrrs.
t.ll i,aes YOUR i.lnpl circulate hatlisf
Have you ii Cough Low Spirits 'uifihs
up IT The Inad nlirr eatinG Ne, ~ Al
II tle1e mil much mt.fe aH' the iireet To-
rnl, IL pysrcrsir. iisrr ampl1ins and IL.
digestion. uitssS't Apal.r FLOWER In
nov Archaeological w. NIL l,tMgsi,,a II he
positive cure. /, mo .nnD bottles were
alsen pwas IN 'ho !. through Druggists
~ ,fR III trial Two ansvs viii
sisist', Nns t.sn It's wonderful quail.
III N curing NJ term II indigestion. fam.
III hotties ~ ~ Nsgnlar size ~ a.
suli pasitly. ht Ill fi.t-elats pfnsslai'
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Iii IN interview With one uf ihs
delegates III til ia.s Republican
knlie convention, the l'Ayrtfs County
linton understood hlin - sly.
Although ! waa opposed IL ti.ar'4
nomination hnonnsc thought 4
majority II tle penr'. desired foa, .
AbudN .lss, mn satisfied ,hni Ii. II
The strongest md hest nun VIZ could
hnse nominated. Ter Etr,nY ~ ihe
party vi, VIZ cnnnot succeed Without
the German, lrish ami Norwegian
votes, which ~ could not grt fer i
atislsi temperance mnn. It'll with 4
mnil known othanl Ill. ~ hr,.riain
Is II, ~ q free whisky nun, They Viii
NIL vote for tiis 'nAn, ignoring the
platform; while tlie temperance men
viii I'LL vnta FIR thu platform. isnor.
Ing III. man,
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r.nNss Written w ai'srfisF" VA ,ha
iefalrniisr mi f'ieh, III n Nael
anhsys Iisnsnret Frank ht;e
III sarunss kvts hAE E6wn
iss1 nnis ApHw slsre.
arA vh.a ~ iFaih i. snawn.
VIII tiri that kvae 10 dvaf
Tie Wsrsls lai him aatisa,
Thes @aiI he'll apas liFh.
.Ah nov ,hrs IL ha,lly "smsrtei
f.f flying their iksi, - llsl.
W ~ Locked ur Iii eeIier,
Al his manly form n fair,
IN Nit'i much ease null spishlaf
nc Hna'sl III init sir
vi. venen. hou thry sighed.
AMI wished u hvlI thu string.
1hb. ihsg mistiA vt control him,
Ani nth tho ttaarl House ring
Lin toll they did snb,lue him.
Amisvsetly ''cnrollea hin, in,
How sal, they wsre mistaken,
III him, WAS but within.
For he pieagea, and rargcd. and mnl
lii tlls water,
Nos Ill IA Ill be~sil,
Til. ral fate If The "drf.u tier,
Fur 10 had 10 moral tslc,
Whercwith hr could he balanced,
When III thu giidy hight,
The golden thread VI conscience
snapped,
And then Ii. took to iiigh,
An. yts. AL. there tho xsrrct lies,
Ten, II II sss WILL
tntitni he srings 81 conscience.
Then th. soul yor rc sure IL Kill,
Ne,, kill II, how ALL forever,
ifMltll flriNs .ra.l ie a try,
. IL nulh Tie i.si for maiinon,
When yent k,tt IA tying hig'l
tlesen, inly nth l-7..
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MI. Judge Page. The Jrirfics "
Minnesota II making IL rcd hot FOR
thom who deem hla Judicial chnrnc.
,.r III ~ rcnl value 'au NOM anil
eonle,nrilhlc fol hBule.. W. know
han. hu Ii ilt 20 il, sp,intr with hurr.
il,lesrp, Lui should H. II w,r. AK.
Them il would I'LL lata' FL eomMum
ny behind pl,son hua. When tho
d.stlRrls liIr ,iuc aud lesnllnrls ifom
the at,lor ~ pirate aud hnnal'sronln
~ iii .nI, VI inpe - sec ,iccsnry
nni dignity Wltil u'nn regard 'nglnw
Installed on liz hoheli H. Iii district.
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Temperance lectures ~ese 'lrllsti.
"a IN lrssep. Naiur,las an.i sunday
evenings hs David gran,, elltuf ~
lhr tnWa lure1fiurinr. nh,i Nh. Pink
han 10th hpli positions IN she ~.
der ~ uoni remriars. They eavr
lcar hl. i,nr character un thr liquor
question, hnt il IL doubtful II Il How
afi county republican would sosr
against Il hnawn saloon keeper In
their midst II h. had "'hc regular
nomination."
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Victor av~tns Nas,Liae 60. Plaintiff
4 4 Young and " |. ilsrlu1. i,rfl..
10 tho Defendants Above Named
yon arc hereby no.i6rd that there Ii
now on Mr. III the ui.'er Of Tic tlrrk Or ths
Circuit Court. In nld for Tho county of
Howard. State III iowa. Is petition 1T said
Plaintiff above named. slnIming u yuu ihs
snin VI rlsty.tIss dollars sUh 0D) nni In.
..rtt ~ The rate III ten t,cr cent. rar IN.
mum. tbs ssme beIng ,lua on your promis.
soty NOTE rNeeusrd IN the 10lh day III teb.
lnnry ls.h. nnd duo Mine menils after
tlnic. payable 10 shu vlato r1Ning Ma.
chine 70. HalL petition niso asks Tor u
reasonable attorneys foe. ~ stipulated In
he note herein Hnud on Isri't. N III
lmrhar i Mnte liable ii. guarau,or III pa,.
MeHl
Aud That unless yoa arranr iLerp'r anil
iefehd before NOON u tho second day Vi
III. II. AZ Term III tn ~aii ia,irs appointed
r. IL bell III tFr tuliu House iii sa.l
.auisif, commencing .ii ill., 9th thy of
My LII. ,uur default will III enter
vi NIL \ judgment rendered against ypu
listesn. IN accordance With ihe pm, N il
sail petition.
sAInE Il WOODWARD.
la1s a,seFAHs IT, rilln,iu
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NanEiHF q IN Naash 81 s#Aa#8 II -.NtWH Nj
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taa I'll q lni 1907 i.tsHi NJ I'll III est
hatte4 AHs Ifst8a 4#HA4b al 14asH ~. Tn t4tH 3
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liz Mi Il re- fe8l asta iii thffti if tAn &
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n.lfI t'fseta, Iowa l.fit efs leTf
tOsl aI.stMtAH MARKER
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pr, tN,nltn. aliI isl.ni II Production
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select " N 1855 Att.al t. stlahe 4. Alikins
inln.eity llln.4alHa
ina,i ios i,ait, ia.ts sial.tlu.s Illustrated
Tar. II rAsfs *iak III .sns talstvi
Competition aiel ~ tlatat Properties ii Vii
i,eeetiptieH ~ ttdtes*e Mix secretion tllast,sea
tta~ il tnN hplda at lies Asis.
IhAuvs- Isl MiiL fFu,u cnimsgru,n ID ~, ius IN
tiasi,aes IN Milk IRON Fad and bleed.
changes ln Milk ffssa tatNs,sls t,srnts
Microscopic IAAataaHn ~ MIL iliNsltattd
AIltlnn% ttstarsly iar tsnrd AlikiHss y
Entrt ~ Physical aHi Meniai TtvstnaeHt III MIN
Aalmal uIof, nr Dior ~ Ses MA
nnisaf psr,ihKs .uensfai Management. Illus
trasad.
lIAas anil iiA!I.iinyr lnf tuiorlss. Grpanetiss
AND patvIps Illustrated
ss%sri. for s.tliHg Min lnit aetorss, ctealIrss.
iss aHf bHsfrs illustrated
utlitai fsueariit ~ tra sH*ss Hlssks Id t'fram
hsivn u hpt6hf ai5Ilin re. i'aaKshr 81,
liiurh. and taUMsrttl4 Nn&hsNv. Mvfktnn.
rasAinA, 90. IlaAtt.spa.
Made. - Nsk'18 hHlt.t ~ t1finF.s, ersaaist.
lis I'D N.t,Vs.
rhfa"ras \, Ch.s.a Naa,u4 .rsam ~ sac,or-
iAs illustrated.
Aeon g neahes 'fsansret.int Nil " tacier.
Mil, " AaAlt sh...s 4stia Mbals, .Alta,asL,
lan ~ .tai.,s. AiaisI4 hsaFt anal HEATED NIik.
tisu~srststts
" ahd ssnf.nr .I.sea III IAs,atts. anl
barrie.
tlssva Matinp IN natlaa. uaa,.i@ af Trade,
kuisr ~ Testing MIL aAd ps.l,a.ing rDlarra
and NssNil
ia.f i.fy aItl ..sAasa. 4,s4,.s.
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anil a. !. dlnthnrt, pcfeh,i,nts
H. the Defendants Above NAMED
You ara hereby notified ,hat there i
n.w on die In tIe Office III ihr CLERK Of the
District Court. Vi, nnd for tho County IT
llowarl. State ~ luna, petition VI the
Plaintiff above named, claiming u ynn the
sun, II sipa. "a a. mnne, Justly due On
your rrpulnry nrfe dnlel Dot, auth,
ISL. anl ,'ue ut, ....ll,l,. 1870, alsn asking
lie foreclosure II !, epglain NUT gage glf.
On II secure I'll. same ,,pen let nlllnler II
and u III black nurlhur ~ Ia lsea,llr y
strong addition - ,'reaee, II being aitnat.
IA In Howard ruunt.. Iowa, alsn asking
for III attorneys fee according 10 the stir-
nlatlnn In vnld nule nna mortgage NJ
personal ilhgme., in askrd only against
The d.fcndan. tornfila 4 Nlma
And tha. ,lnlpfs yan appear thereto mil
defend hrlnle noon RI the snsani lay oil
the nrsf term IL til sail Court appointed
IL - held II, the Court House In sali Ga
commencing ~ lie anth day II aietalinf
-, Your lrfAn'i will ~ entered nn,
iud. suen' feni.red agalnsi YIN thereon,
in accordance With IT. prayer i sail
petition
II e MCCARTHY.
istl Atty e. ~ 4.