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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01

.xn now Somerset is lo. I've placed undo
,,s r,;allaw. Mr.. Tramp. as YOU valuR you
nr,rious lille. please dhat come TINS way
Hos Jeremiah 5. Black aud wife arr
"a in on saturday. They rras TAI
rn.s,s of +. 7. Kooser. ESD
s,ryDrs in the Reiormel Church mex
Lords DAY. AT 10 o'ebock, A. N. The Ser
M, will he preached hy Rev. Geo III
Jobnsfon. Of i'hiisirlphia.
Qua Local j. a member oi Company
CT Company 6 was orderei "a parts I'm
known on Thursday last. This. per
chance. may account For the scarcity Of 10
cal matter this week.
II il keeps ON raining and don't clear OF
befor this Taper gets Out, II VIII DC correct
To saw that il has been wet and disagreed
bic for the hast Few days
The strike on the Somerset & Mineral
Point Railroad has been postponed by a tic
vote. one voting for and one against
which was il Jake, OF Findlay, that was
in favor Of striking ?
AMONG other g~ratuitous advice given to
the G company boys before leaving Thurs
day night was. mot TO forget General
Putnam's famous order and . 10 fire till
they saw the whites of the enemies eyes. =
BERLIN HOUSE Late Brollier House.
]. C. Davis, Prop. This house has been
newly furnished and refitted throughout.
It's location is the best in Berlin. being in
centre of own and nearest BY. II. Il.
Boarding by the week. day or meal. Good
stable attached.
Conductor Cramp Williams train. on
the b. so. Road, Pittsburgh Division.
was stopped at various points between
Connelsville and Pittsburgh last Monday
by milroaders. who boarded the train and
refused 10 pay fare. The conductor telc-
graphed 10 Superintendent ifyndmm from
Layton's Station of the situation. and that
directed him TO carry the men free.
The number ofdead heads was about seven
hundred.
PRIVATE f, X. colborn. of Company
G., 10th Reg't. Sih Division y. q. OF Pa,
home from East Liberty, on a
ten days .furough, granted upon a sur
yeon's certificate of disability. Frank is
bad, but he hopes to be able to
DIN Lis command at the expiration OF his
Iurlough.
ARRIVALS AT SOMERSET IIoUsE-
I. Mellon, c. NJ. Home, j. J.. Mckelyey,
Pittsburgh; Mrs. ID. Kaine, c. J. Kaine,
.Unioniown; J. b. Doyle. Baltimore, Nd;
J. j. Hoblitzell. Keystone Junction; RIB.
NJ A Roddy, Allegheny; L. ID,
Tutzy, n. Scott. Ursina.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01
BAD BREATH,

Eothinz Il % unpleasant. nethinz ~ ccmmon -
bad breath, and In Dearly every ease u qgz1es irgm
The soomach. and can b. ~ easily carr-eted II ygu
riEi take SimBsas k@zuAtDr- D. Dol neziecr :.
sure . remeds hr TIL. repgf-iEe d>or.er II IN
4lfo improve gour kFperlfe, conpiexiln- sn9 ga
erai He4lfh-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01

DR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-Dr.
Van Dyke. whose life long specially. and
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases. has endeavored for wears TO combine
an external treatment lie has accom-
plished this desirable result 10 the prepa-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap
the merits OF which are spoken Of by
thousands; il is highly recommended TO all
our readers. Price IS cents. by mail. IS
cents u box: 3 cakes 60 cents, by mail,
- cents. Office 30 y. 5ih street. Whole
sale Depot 400 y. 3ie;reet. Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by all Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01


iHE HILL AbsAT school
l,eld us eeiebrhion on saturday. duiy 20
Meeting about lao miles east OF somerset
Inc eAefcke' were opened oy singing
reaiing a par OF scripture anu PRAYER by
Rev ID. W say'or Alter prayer the aa-
dienee hpi the Pc SUI OF hslenms !" a
very ~"ppr|o'is,e a1dfess usn'efed ny
Judge !. = Mdsseilnah. i'eV' l. \
smith $3.50 addressed tle sehpoi ~ yer!
interesting 1nU INSTRUCTIVE utStJn1&. DIN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01

The strike on the Somerset & Mineral
Point Rai.road has been postponed by a tic
vote. one voting for and one against
Which was il Jake, or Findlay, that was
in favor Of siriking q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01

Somerset, july 81, 1877.
The undersigned having been selected
as officer in charge al the two companies
This day organized for the protection Of
the town and IFS property hereby assumes
command. and +. j. Kooser
his Adjuiant, wlo viii be obeyed ac-
eordingly. J. r. EDIE.
Officer in charge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01
I f;
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To
ENCOURAGE IMPROVEMENTS.
FOR SALE:
C CHOICE B UILDING LOTS.

IN THE NEW EXTENSION or HEDFoRp
NEAR THE SPRINGS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01

AMONG other g~ratuitous advice given to
the G company boys before leaving Thurs
day night was. mot TO forget General
Putnam's famous order and not To fire till
they saw the whites OF the enemies eyes. =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01

BERLIN HoUsE.-Laie Brollier House,
j. C. Davis. Prop. This house has been
newly furnished and refiitei throughout.
It's location is the best in Berlin. being in
centre of town and nearest BY. II. X.
Boarding by the week. day or meal. Good
stable attached.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01
SSIGNEES' ACCOUNTS.

Augustl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01
ssl EEs SALE

July25.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-01
A sSIGNEEs' SALE.

July25.
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LADIES SEMINARY

SAMUEL
ClkCS kAYADN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
Prospects OF the silver Bill in the
senate.

Il. spatch to the New York Post.
The Senate finance committee will
meet next Tuesday, when the bill viii
be taken up for consideration.
Senator Bsysrd Dem, Dell, mem.
Der of the Commute, said to-day the
measure would be carefully considered
by the committee, but that there was
not the slightest probably Of its passing
the Senate at this session even If 1t should
be reported back fsvorably, and that the
opponents of the bill would not consent
to any hasty or injudicious action, bat
would Insist upon full discussion. Mr..
Howe rep, Wis., another member OF
the committee. said he thought the bill
would pass the Senate, and that while
he had not talked the subject over with
other Senators, it was his opinion that
tue bill could be disposed of at this SEES
sion. Itls known that the following
members of the Senate Finance Com
mittee favor the bill; Jones Rep, New;
Howe rep; Wis }; Ferry, Rep, Mich. };
Allison Rep, la; and Wallace Dem,
Pa Those against 1t are Morrill, Rep,
VI; Dawes rep, Mass; Bayard
Dem, Del /; snd Herman lDem, \. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One Squares inch space.
One time........S 10 One MONTHS w
Two tines......... 25 Three months. Il 90
One week.......... 2 50 One year........ rs 90
One square manageable once week $50.
Special Notices IS per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
DoUtIG CIumn advertisements, oO per
cent aud t4CLhi.
Loca. NCutes 10 cents per line-bn 40
local rCtc. ICtU De inserted fOT less than ONE
DOLLAR
All EMBELLISHMENTS, except FOR establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisementS not connected with IL WI De
charged Tor al our regular rates.
All bills due ON tne nrst appearance OF
the advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
Suggestions About Reading.

The long winter evenings are now
coming on, and will afford opportu-
mites for reading which sll should i'm
prove. One of the wlsest of American col
Iege professors, the late DR.. Hsddock, OF
Dartmouth, used to tell his students;
"Resd read almost anything; but read.
Any thing not absolutely corrupt is better
that reYerie-better than entire stsgns-
ton of mind" Bacon declares that
"reading maketh u full man" There
are varities of intellectual food. The
prescription "milk fol- babies and strong
meat for men" applies to mind ss well
as to body; and 50 does that other adage,
"What is one mans poison is snother's
meat You crave dalnties, bat your
neighbor is hungry for cosrser food.
Rather that than mental starvation. In
due time the gourmand may become an
epicure like yourself. In books, as in
dry goods, big, glsring patterns please
"the world and his wife," who-or, at
least, whose children - may by
and by appreciate the delicate figures
and neutral tints which you demand.
kcaQ, II you are eQuai W IHo lam N"'
few choice books of thought, that stimu-
late and teach you TO think. 1t is whole
some and brscing for the mind TO have
its faculties kept on the stretch, as they
are by such books. 1t is like climbing
hill. But despise not those who cannot
climb as high as you can. Let them en-
10Y other books that convey instruction
or communicate power without straining
their minds. With q majority OF those
who are at work during the day, reading
is but a recreation in the evening. But
merely rs e recreation it is invaluable.
1t lifts them ont of their narrow circle
of low snxieties and selfish joys. 1t
ouickens their sympathies and expands
their views. 1t ushers them into ideal
galleries of delight" which their fancy
frescoes with pictures roughly outlined
and crudely colored, perhaps, in compar
ison with those of your own stately
imagination, but none the less vivid and
inspiring for them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
Baltimore Tobacco Market.
BALr1MuRE, November 8

DA lMphF-i Wv CAAADS4 "
Communicated TO the Register.
Our market for ONO tobacco has ruled
very dull, during the past month, ana
late sd. es will show decline OF onc-halt
cent per pound on brown and red des-
criptions and of :uIly one cent on span
gled grades, compared to the prices OBJ
tanned in September. The agents Tor the
French and Italian contracts, Messrs. A.
Schumacher IL Co, are nearly done buy
ing, and will need only about 200 hhds.
more to fill these contracts. The stock
at present in agents hands is estimated
at about $500 hhds.
We note that in all the different tobac.
co markets, dizziness prevails, and that
apparently large stock OF the different
kinds OF old tobacco will have to be car
ried over to next year, which until dis
posed of, Will prove serious competitor
to the new crop; we therefore think 1t Is
likely that the season next year Will open
At low prices, and we would caution our
friends again not to pay above the pri-
ces mentioned in our previous circular,
rs safe. We are informed that there Is
MI uuusua4ig Aal - P'Nl
gled and yellow tobacco in the Ohio
crop; there IS also very large proper
tion of bright tobacco IN Virginia and
Kentucky. AS the demand tor coIory
tobacco is very limited, it may be diff
cult to dispose OF this tobacco next sea-
son. and we would advise our friends
particularly not to pay too high for such
descriptions.
As tobacco is not selling in this market
even at the very low prices prevailing,
we cannot see any inducement for buyers
to purchase the new crop at higher
prices than can be obtained here at pres
ent.
We further beg to state, that our cir
culars are not written merely tor effect,
in naming prices at which the new crop
should be purchased at, but we give you
our honest opinion based upon the actual
state of the market and the prospects OF
the future and we endeavor to give you
enough facts OF the general trade to ena
BILE YOU to form correct opinion for
Yourselves. Yours Truly,
WILKENs u BEALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY, November b, 1871


BEEF CATTLE.-The market has been
slow this week, and prices about &c on
ON grades: some considered the decline
greater than that on the middle and low
er grades, of which the larger part OF the
offerings consisted. There were lew
good Cattle on the market, the best hsv-
ing been reshipped East without beng
offered here. We quote at 5oCa'So 10
per 100 lbs few selling al the latter hg'
ure.
MITCH Cows.-The demand contin-
ues fairly active, and at unchanged
figures. goa, $50 per head At retail
Prices this week for Beet Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeves at OOt9S5 Ioi
that generally rated first quality 4 OO(9
SIS 90; medium or good fair quality 3 II
asa 90; ordinary tbin Steers, Oxen and
Cows 2 5O@$8 90; general average OF
market this week =; extreme range OF
prices . 50@S5 IS. Most OF the sales
were from 8 Is TO 81 25 per 100 lbs. OF
the receipts 585 head came from Ohio,
1928 from Virginia, $50 from West
Virginia, 40 from Maryland, lO9 from
North Carolina, l47 from tennessee, and
So head from Kentucky, and - from
Pennsylvania-total receipts Tor the
week 3699 head, against 4556 last week,
and 2zO7 head same time last year. vi
the offerings 989 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, 100 sold to Washing
ton city dealers, 1890 to York county
(PsA dealers, and 463 head, to Eastern
speculators-totsl sales for the week 3OO2
head, against 345l last week, and 100
head same time last year.
Sales.--future has been an increase
in the receipts as compared with the
very fair run OF last week; notwlth-
standing which, and the unpropltious
state of the weather, there has been
moderate demand al rates differing very
little, if any, from those OF last week.
This has been on account OF speculative
demand for the New York market. We
quote at 64@63 cents, with few choice
nj cents per ID net. Receipts this week
1863 head, against 7456 last week, and
3Gl6 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Tnough there Is
a marked falling off III the number OF
the receipts as compared with last week,
the offerings have fairly supplied all de
mands, which have been tar. There Is
some improvement in the quality OF the
offerings, but not of q very marked charac
ter, except in the case OF lot sold al %
cents. We quote butcher Sheep at 400
cents per gross. Stock Sheep slow At
l 2565Sl so per head, and Lambs at 400
cents per ID gross, but generally sold
with the old Sheep. Receipts this week
3O7O head, against 1901 last week and
1888 head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
Hayes at Richmond.

New York Herald.
President Hayes, the great American
humorist, in his speech said: 4
daughter beg leave Hear, heal
10 tell little-(s ppIsuse)-story. There
was q man-lroars Of laughter and three
cheers for the President Of the United
States who once said Hear, hear!
and tumultuous applsuse)-that he was
not gander because he WAS q goose.
Hi, vi, vi, vi, hlpH Uproars of applause,
during which the President of the
United ) ates leaned his left chin on his
right collar and smiled beautifully AS
l was-(uprosrs OF applause, drowned by
the bard saying here the uprosrs OF
laughter were tumulIuous, and the Pres.
ldent said)--l introduce to you Hear,
hear, hear, heart -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
FIGHTING IN COURT.
A Savage Encounter Between the
Judge and u Desperate.
Hannibal (MoD Courier.

Hannibal (ho.) courier.
The notorious Bill Scion, the most dan
gerous and desperate OF Hannibal hood
lums, having recently been released from
Palmyra Jail, has been distinguishing
himself for week past by attacking and
beating various persons. Yesterday
aiterooon constable Anderson arrested
Scion on one OF the warrants and took
him before Judge Richmond, at the Re-
corde1's sofHce. Having applied tor bail,
Judge Richmond was making out the
necessary papers, when Scion asked how
much the bond would be, and WAS In
formed that 1t would be fixed at $500.
you might as we'll make 1t thousand"
said the prisoner, in his insolent way.
The Judge replied that there was another
warrant out for him, and when that
came in he would require another SoOO.
This iucensed Scion, and he called the
Judge a Odd old gray-headed scoun-
drel." Judge Richmond, always prompt
to resent an insult, grasped his cane, ana
descend ne from the bench, grasQed ithe
prisoner by the ca!lor and proceeded to
administer an extra judicial castigatlon.
In the scu1lls Judge Richmond IN some
way lost bis footing, and fell TO the floor
prone upon MS face, when solon com
menced kicking him in most vicious
ana brutal manner about the head and
face. Quite cash in the scalp on the
top of ms head, the skin OF the LETT cheek
peeled and the eye blsckened, severe
confusion on the left arm, and an IN
Jury TO one OF his hands, are smoHg the
wounds received by the judge. He soon
regained his feet in bleeding and bat
tered condition, when Scion took to his
heels and ran down stairs, but was soon
brought back by the constable. He was
committed to Palmyra Jail until the
court was IN better condition to give him
a fair trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
Cincinnati Tobacco Market fer the
week Ending Nov. 9th.

There is no special change to note re.
garding the market Tor Leaf tobacco
There continues good, steady demand
nom cutters and plug manufacturers for
the various styles suited to their wants,
at range OF prices covered by our quo
tatlons. The first hogshead OF the new
crop made its appearance this week, and
surprised the trade by its thoroughly
cured and ripe condition, together with
very fair color. 1t was only OF medium
grade, beng badly mixed and poorly
handled, yet il sold for IS per hundred
an extreme price, and doubtless one that
would not be sustained under liberia! Of
offerings.
The market for cigar leaf continues
active at quotations, which are generally
satisfactory to shippers. The total otier-
ings were $50 hogsheads and 10 boxes.
At the Planters archouse-293 hhds.
and l. bxs.; 293 hhds. cutting tobacco;
SO hhds. Ohio at - 20@23 IS; 235 hnds.
Kentucky; III hhds. Mason county Dis
trict) at 81 50@l9 %; ) hhds. Owen
county at 81 3O@9 IS; 80 hhds Pendle-
ton county (Dlslrlct) at So 25G0l5 25i 8
bxs. Indiana At 50 81; 2 bxs. PendIeton
county at So 20 Tor common smokers to
fine cutting leaf; cases Ohio seed; AT
81 6OG4 80; 3 at So OOGS 90; hhds.
West Virginia at "a OO@lO 80; , bxs. at
81 50a 90; 2 hhds West Virginia at
81 OOGy5 10; 2 bxs. al 81 90; hid. West
Virginia at SO 80. IS cases Ohio seed:
at 81 1904 90; a. So 1903 80; at
ST. 5O@l3 70 for common smokers to
good wrappers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
Mrs. HAYES a powerin the Country,

M r.. ElayeS a. "" - '
Mary Clemmer in the Independent.
Mrs Hayes brings to her exalted social
place qualities that will make her
leader IN 1t whether she chooses that 1t
shall so appear or not. She Is not d
weak "goodly" woman, but a strong, good
one. If she were not good" IN the
high sense which makes her conclence
the central force of her life and action,
she might be in the troublesome sense a
manager, if not maneuverer. By ma
ture sue il woman of great ambition
and shrewdness. Her temperament IS
stronger than that of her husband. She
Is not only q woman OF wishes-she Is a
woman Of will-with .force, keenest tact,
and purpose to accomplish what.she Will.
She has a strong jaw-it would be otfeE-
.ively so in woman if its aggressive
force were not subdued by the tender
softness of her eyes. Nature expended
force and character enough on her to
make dozen Mrs. Grants. Outside OF
her family | doubt if Mrs. Grant made
any positive impression anywhere ex-
cent in the matter of dress. For this she
had positive tondness, and Southern,
or, perhaps may say, European taste,
So far rs she set an example in the mat
ter 1t WAS for the extreme Of "full dress ,
in the extreme sense. Against this Mrs.
Hayes set not only that resolute jaw,
but those soft eyes. She will dictate TO
no lady, but no lady will feel quite com
Portable to come in her presence in n
dress OF which she morally dlsapproves.
In spots where people would be scarcely
conscious that Mrs. Grant. rs an indI
vIdual, lived, Mrs Hayes will be felt as
positive power, from that ta'!-. AIRED
husband OF hers who walks dutiluAy by
ner side to the Methodist Church every
Sunday down to the feeblest member Of
Mrs. Rutherford b. Hayes Temperance
Society"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
Better Great wealth.

From the spring field Republic.
What the masses wish Is not the gift
for preparing fancy dishes Tor deserts,
but the culture and genius required for
50 cooking PLAIN food that Ii shall yield
Its highest degree OF paiatable nourish-
ment and best promote digestion. What
men and women cooks need TO know is
how to cook potatoes Irish and sweet,
how to broil a steak, how TO roast n piece
of bee, how to. boil fresh or corned beet,
how to broil pork-for it (or any other
kind of meat should never be fred
how to make bread, and how to to make
good coffee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
THE people of Waynesburg think the

THE people of Waynesburg think the
Washington felix's want to "steal q
march" on them, in making arrange
ments for celebrating the completion Of
the narrow gusge road between those
points, and regard it, says the Republican,
"a little out of order to celebrate the
opening of a railroad at point other
tran its terminus" The paper adds:
awe are safe in saying that our people
viii Join il no eXultsLions over the open
ing Of. the road in Washington uni a
formal opening is held in Waynesburg."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09

,T,,,ake close conn ectiOn at
W. VS. Ior all points south ana SOUTH ,,5
lineage tor all points west anu
, ssst. rains make connections at
-. .."" ,1r Philadelphia, New loi rH
,Sr. Al Washington lily ioi All
Is '5n.ni; trains make direct connec,
'". , ,'g All principal points West ana
k sr'.' p.r,ce cars on all night trains.
- ,i,. pTTTSB URGH AND BAL
~ i7yIIAORE DIVISION.
,..ar Novem Ger sin tries on the
5sl ~ .JIiyiSion will leave Wheeling
'Hpg,0n, IA, rs ioIioWS' -,
caves Wheeling at 2 :,9 q d. H. III
Elm Grove: ....,
,.Ilayes Wheeling at 9 ODD a. H. II,
,.bington, Pa, for Wheeling;
y, caves Washing on at S:Vo a. M
,,.rriy-s at Wheeling at l c:;5 a. M m
~. ,ccommodation-
srrlyes at Wheeling at -. - a. a. m IN
"A, ALL principal points on sale
ri once open Al all hours uullHs
..:' THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
p DEyRIES, General Agen.' maIo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-09
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
franklin Wooden Company,

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
| Wheeling.
franklin Wooden Company,
".
John +. Budke, W. A. Budke, William p.
Hubbard, trustee Nail City Building
Association. Mary Brooks, Edward Han,
James A. McNaIlv, John +. Breumser
and George :. Atkins, paitners as Breum-
ser * Atkins.
IN CHASCERY.
The undersigned, one OF the commits
SiOners OF said court, hereby gives notice
that i'm pursuance OF decree made and
entered in the above entitled cause by
said court, on the 18th day OF June, Isl, lie
will. al mis- office, No. 1875 Chapllne stree,
in tina city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on
the 2gth day OF November, 1871, commenc.
ing at 10 O'Clock A. " proceed to ascertain
and report the judgment OF comp lainant,
and whether II is a lein on any real estate
OF the defendant, and report what real
estate and its location and value.
Also. whett er there are other judgments
or other lien against the said real eS ate
the amount thereof that may be due to
any or each person or corporation or COM
many, and the amOU ut OF their respective
claims. and the interest accrued thereon,
and the nature OF each claim and their
nrioriries. and report any other matter
deemed pertinent or required by any party
hereto. And the notice hereby given Is
directed 10 be equivalent 10 personal ser
vice upon all the parties in interest.
l.. :. JORDAN,
Commissioner OF the Municipal Court OF
I'D. EWING, Solicitor. novloawt