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The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
RUSHMORE.

Hot weather.
Farmers have finished cutting wheat,
oats, and barley.
Carpenters are at work on the church.
A. G. Seney has sold Is head of cattle
to Iowa parties.
E. l.. Wemple is busy with his grain.
Ha looks for big crop Of oats and flax.
T. Schurzinger intends buying cattle
this fall. REG.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

TIE ToRTuREs Of Neuralgfc pains, sick and
the use Of Dr. Fanst's German Cure for Neural.
gta and Headache. Guaranteed to relieve in all
cases II directions are followed Ask Drug
gtsts. For sale by G. ". Smith, AO6In
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Friday, September I'll, 1881,
At II o'clock 4. H. OF that day.
Dated July %, 1881.
ROSCOE G. CHASE. Mortgagee.
DANIEL iOHREK. Attorney for MOrtgagec
First publication july u, 1881.
Last publication August Is. 1881.
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A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this ofiioc. ~
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
Street Commissioner Miner has beer


Street Commissioner Miner has been
having the lots and streets nown about
town. His right hand man has been Sy
Lyon and the cr'i' on the rear end of
the business lots is peculiar. Weeds
have predomiEatr! but iron picket pins.
iron pots, iron hoops and oil stovt s
lave formed Il large clement III the crop
and when it comes to moving IN iron
pot off just abov" the legs OK cutting III
iron picket-pln off close t. the ground,
it makes the scythe buck and Sy sigh.
The yield of iron pots, ETC.. will bo ten
to 20 tons to the acre.
The Concert by tive ladies' of st. Jo-
seph. Missouri, who are sunmering iii
Worthington, WAS given on Friday even
ing last ut the dining room of the
Worthing:on Hotel and was quite IL
success, netting about S25 for the Epis.
copal church. The ladies are nearly all
accomplished singers, and us the voices
and most Of the songs were new, and
we'll rendered, the audience were higl;-
ly pleased. We have neither the space
nor the musical ability to enter into
anything like a detailed criticism. We
must; however, make special mention
Of the song entitled ''>trangers Yet, "
sung by little Oracle Wemple, of Rush.
more. It was the one piece of the even-
ing which went home to I'LL hearts. The
other singers took the admiration and
applause, and justly SO, but little Gra-
Gle sent every word of her beautiful
song home, and took the hearts of the
audience captive.
We are pleased to announce that our
little printer boy, Essler Smith, is rap
idly recovering from his severe attack
Of nervous typhoid. We have before
said that he is worth half dozen ordi-
nary boys and the brightest little print
er we have known. One singular fea-
ture of his illness was this: He refused
from the outset and even when deliri-
Gus to lave regular physician called.
His parents were alarmed and wished
to call professional doctor, but he
stoutly refused to allow it and insisted
on being treated by spirit power
through one of our mediums. A regu-
larry y-educated physician who watched
the case will, much interest and ankle
ty, says that the change Of the simple
remedies used just in the nick of time,
and the simple bnt original treatment
ordered from time to time, could not,
in his Judgment, have possibly been
better.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

DR.. T.. n. Bedford. Dentist, will lie
At att, the =, W",ii"gt"" s"t Hotel from August A
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

Probably this is what our friend
Mcdonald referred to when he repor-
ted that the Williams boys were
caught.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

Harvest in full blast this week. Hay.
ing about finished. All crops fair ex-
cert wheat which is Il partial failure.
The lumber is on the ground for build
ing the new school house in District
No. s. Il. l.. Taylor has the contract.
- Miss IIatch's school in Plott's dis
trict closed on Tuesday. Miss IL. has
given good satisfaction.
What has become Of County? Has
his immense brain got the better of MIN
in this hot weather?
Where, too, is Plebean? Does he
know that the famous bridge about
which lie wrote was moved back to its
place, pronounced III right by Commits
sonrr Bloom, and the first team that
drove Oh t" it, it broke down and is still
impossible?
Some people think that FIVE commiss-
toner's will cost the county more than
three, but they do not remember that
by law the county is entitled to five
They forget about the expense which
their friends made the county two years
ago by an election contest and the ST.
OO0 which the county is out by the liq-
uor cases Of the last year. Bud.
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ELK.

ELM.
Haying in full blast. Harvest not so
blasted. Heavy crop of grass.
The Oldest infabitant says oats will
average about 50 and flax 10 bushels to
the acre this year-if storms do no dam
age.
Taylor is building shooting gallery,
i. e. il school house in Dist. No. 8, where
the young idea lows to stoot.
No. 8. wants No. 9's school ma 'am
for next winter and won't have any
but her.
One family less in Elk. p. S. Kelly
took his family to Waterville, where he
is carpenter and builder, and the farm
is lonely. The dog rides the ridge beard
of the house singing in long drawn tones
I'm monarch,'' &c., and the ghost of
q last summers crinOline stands upon
the stable mound nodding to passers
while the remnants of its ancient BELLE
hood flltter in the wind. Sic transient
glorious farmarum. PROD.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

For SALE.-Plattorm Spring Wagon,
Singer Sewing Machine. and numerous
Household articles. Inquire of.
44-tf. &. Il. POPE,
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

WANTED to buy good second hand
farm wagon. Inquire ut this office.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

BUGGIES FOR SALE.-New and Sec.
0nd Hand BuggicS for sale by
G.. B. IOVELESS. 81 Av. Hotel,
4l3,M. WOrthiugt0il. MINI.
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Real Estate Transfers.

We are indebted to Mr.. Hyams,
Deputy Clerk, for the following real
estate transfers for months of Au-
gust and September:
j. 3. Cayett to j. B. Pugh--N. q.
/ OF s. E. /, and E. ] of N. W. i of
s. E. of sec. 10, T. 81, r. ID; 60 acres.
Price S219 80.
B. A. Kelly & B. r. Fort to Harry
Davis-N. ] of s. WI of N. WI,
section z, 7. 10, r. IL; 20 acres. 1927.
James N. Plat to j. g. McDade
and w. 3. Connell-W. ] Of N. w.
/, N. ! of s. w. !, aud s. w. i offs.
w. ! of sec. II, I. II, R. 10; also E.
] of N. w. i Of sec. 90, 7. II, r. II;
$50 acres. Price, $1,000.
Up. Strayhan to j. F. Strayhan
IS. E. / of s. W. of sec. 9; E. ] of
8. w. ! of N. w. / of sec. 16, T. 81,
R. Is; 100 acres. Price, $40.
B. F. Fort to Francis Smith-Un-
divided half of N. w. / of N. E. i,
and the N. E. i of the N. w. of
sec. 6, T. 10, r. II; 40 acres. $50.
Francis Smith to Michael Smith
Lots l and 2 Of section 81, and lots
8, 10 and IL Except s 61-1OO acres of
III of sec. 80, 100 14-1O0 acres; also,
lots and 8 in Bellevue, containing
one acre, and one acre lying due
east of lots 4 and 5, of section 5, T..
10, r. IL. Consideration, $500.
B. F. Fort to Bob Johnson-13
acres in 8. w. j of N. E. ] of sec. 5,
T. 10, r. IL, for S6 60.
s. Otis Smith to Joe Phillips.
E. / of 8. e. 1 of sec. %, 7. 10, r. IL;
~ acres, f0r $lOO.
w. C. Keith to Monroe Britten-
tine-N. w. / of section 81, T. q,
b. IL; 160 acres. $500 90.
B. +. Fort to j. e. McClenaghan
w. ! of n. E. i of sec. %, T. %,
| r.. Is; 80 acres, for $50.
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a. Attention is directed to the
advertisement Of that solid, whole
soaled and reliable firm Hamilton s.
Go. Their Oil Mill is situated on
Cross bayou, within the city limits
of Shreveport, and will soon be in
operation. The Oil manufactured at
their mill is extracted from the seed
of cotton. It also furnishes large
quantities of oil cake and cotton
seed meal, both the latter being used
principally to feed cattle. Orders
sent them will receive that prompt
attention for which business men
are noted and first class employees
pride themselves on.
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E In our youth the only way
out of grief seems that road which
leads Ms to the narrow house reserv-
ed for all the living. We cannot see
why life is left MS, since we have not
joy. To our young hearts life is joy
and JOY life. What are We to do
with the one without the other -
Afterwards, when we have grown
wiser, We know that life means en-
durance oftener than joy. And en-
durance, in due time, comes to mean
usefulness, and usefulness is glory
and greatness.
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y The firm of Henry Dreyfuss
oon, Of Shreveport, is one Of the
:, sadlng dry goods establishments Of
:. .a'sa Louisiana, and enjoy the con-
:. s'snce and esteem Of all who know
e'l' By strict attention to bust
- noeral and fair dealing with
ss.f iellow-man, Messrs. Dreyfuss
so0n have built up for themselves
saagnifcent aud substantial trade.
ssase recently Mr.. Jules Dreyfuss
ned from the principal manu-
''a'ag cities Of the United States,
!. = Ne purchased large stock of
:. ma winter goods especially
pied to this market. Read their
'efsisenent in this issue.
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ssThe Southern Live Stock
Journal" q paper that ought to be
in the hands of every farmer in the
South, has entered upon its sixth
volume. The paper as its title i'm
plies is devoted especially to the live
stock and grass interests of the Gulf
States, and is now regarded as au-
thority upon all subjects connected
with live stock interest. 1t is pub
lished by the Journal Co. at Stark
vile, Miss, at 50 a year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-13

BOGUS CERTIFICATES is no
vile drugged stuff, pretending to be
made of wonderful foreign roots,
barks, &C., and pulled up by long
bogus certificates of pretended mi
raculous cures, but simple, pure,
effective medicine, made of well
known valuable remedies, that fur.
nishes its own certificates by its
cures. We refer to Hop Bitters, the
purest and best of medicines.-Re
publican.
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~ Sustain and foster home in
dustry and trade. Take a local pride
in business interest at home
Patronize home industry aud enter
prise; help one another, and don't
forget e. r. Moore s. Son. They
are constantly receiving new goods,
which they sell on liberal terms.
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SUNSHINE.-Prosperity is a more
refined and sincere test of character,
than adversely, as one hour of sun
shine produces greater corruption,
than the longest winter days. Do
nothing today that you will repent
to morrow. Buy your dry goods,
ready made clothing, ladies' dress
goods, notions, boots, shoes, &C., Of
Mr.. Julius A. Jacobs, Of Shreveport,
to-day and you will not repent of it
tomorrow.
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q Wee the attention of our
RAIDERS to the card of Mr.. Ben.
holman, in another column. Mr..
d slways keeps on hand a full line
u Ladies' Dress Goods and trim.
slass fancy notioas, boots, shoes,
sa's and gents furnishing goods,
saica be is determined to sell. Mr..
aaane Bodenheimer, formerly of
my parish, can always be found
'sady to wait on his friends.
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u fyou buy your School Books
at Thomas III. Morris Drug Store,
Shreveport, your children will be
sure to learn faster than ever, and
the books are so nice and cheap too.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID IN SEPTEM.
Ma-Samuel Landrum, to Jan. "a,
as 81; J. B. Campbell, for 1881,
: q q. Curry, to April "a, 1882,
: Cesar Wallace, to June 5, 1882,
! Z. L Ford, to Dec. 81, 1881, Soc;
: Z Ralph, to Dec. %, 1881, Soc;
!. =. a. ]. Bogel, for 1881, %; Jos.
1sEsoy, for 1850, %; VIM. Boaz-
nan ! to Feb. 10, 1882, %; W. w.
!, .es'ernan, to March 81, 1882, %;
.a' y. ]. Taylor, to March 20,
nv u; Y. shidet, to Oct. %, 1880,
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.NesU Books.
The Ride Through Palestine


The Ride Through Palestine,
BY REV. JOHN w. DULLES, DID.
IT is the fruit of the authors observations in
l. the Holy Land during a recent tour. 1t
aims to give reality to the Scripture scenes by
reproducing them as they are seen today by
the traveller and linking them back tothe mar
ratives in which they figure in the sacred
record. The story is told in pure. strong Eng
lish and is illustrated with nearly 900 maps and
engravings. l2mo. Price, $500.
Those Dark Days.
A story of the times of William the Silent,
Alva and Philip III. 1t paints for us most vivid
pictures of the home life of those troubled
days lon. Illustrated. Price, ST..
The Arnold Family.
A story of beautiful home life, the pictures
of which in its pages are very charming l6mo.
Illustrated. Price, 81 25.
Faithful to the End.
The story of the life of Rev. Emile Cook,
written by one in thorough sympathy with her
subject. l6mo. Price, 900.
Letting Down the Bars.
There is probably great deal of 'letting
down the bars in some quarters in real life,
which this story faithfully describes. I6mo.
Illustrated. Price, LOO. Address orders to
j. A. BLACK, business Superintendent,
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUBLICATION,
dll 1884 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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~ One of the most complete
ianily and fancy grocery establish
aeats n Shreveport is that of Mr..
Charles Allemand, corner of Texas
aDd Edwards streets. There is no
sticle in the fancy aud staple gro
e5y line but what can I've had at this
house and at the lowest possible
picas Mr.. Aliemand also carries a
large stock offiae wines and liquors,
sAoace Havana and domestic cigars.
&.
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Letting Down the Bars.
Stray Sale.

Estrayed before HI. Barnacastle, Justice OF
Il the Peace for Ward q, Precinct 2, by j.
r. Meek, on September 10th, 1881, and will be
sold for cash, at New Kansas, Bossier parish,
La, on Saturday, November S. 1881, Bull
Yearling, light yellow, with white face and
white belly, unmarked, and about two years
old. Appraised at S..
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, sc.
w. III. BLEDSOE, Constable.
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Tomorrow,

&
~ Life is q discipline, and not a
final state; virtue comes through
selfcontrol by resistance to evil;
and it is better, and more conducive
to ultimate progress, to secure an
independent and robust virtue, even
at the cost Of occasional falls and
relapses, than to produce sickly
and feeble morality, which needs
continual props and supports, and
which has been forced upon US from
without rather than generated with
in.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-13

E Wur Little Onesn for October
aacharming number. Its rich and
ny Illustrations will make the eyes
sprkle with delight. The beauty
md completeness of the cuts are
saahy OF the best words of praise.
Tsms, OIL so per annum. Russell
Publishing Co, Boston, Mass.
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RLook out for snakes! VIM.
Lewis, colored, Of this place, killed
,nGtIesnake last Tuesday which
aasured about six feet in length
nd dix inches in circumference. 1t
I'd eleven full bottoms on its tail.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-13

~ Some of the young men of
a, village are having q good time
nav shooting bats, late in the after
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-13

" There are certain supersensu-
es notions and doctrines which
Uanand oar implicit assent, bat
shich cannot be explained with the
okaraess with which one can define
satural things, and the proofs of
siieh cannot he adequately stated
i sgllogisms.
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Pictorial WA. Record.

PRICE SIX CENTS.
Tlhe Pictorial War Record will be published
/ every Saturday, and will contain from
six to seven full page ILLUSTRATIONS of
the BATTLES OF THE LATE CIVIL WAR,
from the seige of Fort Sumpter, 1861, to the
surrender of Richmond at the close of the war.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS: Single copies, 80. so
year; five copies for $40. Address
STEARNS & CO., Publishers,
nov3 Is Center Street, New York
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rThere will be preaching at
ptlerae Church next Sunday morn
isg snd evening at the usual hours,
i, l,sv. Mr.. Kimball.
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nThere are 1900 property tax
,.r,rs in Bossier parish, so We learn
sa., Deputy Sheriff e. A. Wyche.
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Qocky. Mount, La, for REEDS CHILL
IL CURE. A box of pills free with each
bottle. or
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rSend along yoursubscriptions.
!. the meantime, don't be backward
IN volr advertisements.
FlIH 1V0s
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~ For most persons the rule is
.ss0lute, that great labor is the
s;s Of excellence.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-13

~ For all kinds of eatables,
,.;,salles and sInokeables, go to
IA. Kelly's.
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~
Al
tie Ii. NJ aaa ne. s. sa4ss
tho hul Hence the 6Tting seed
great ea moea as pr0duc
flor endshe s III
attached liberal terms and guarantee good yield and sample
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Re sure and attend church
lsaday.
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rrRns or SUBSCRIPTION:
d !. months. .....-.........-.....---$. y
~. ssuths...
n BELLEVUE. La.
.a,aspAY. OCTOBER l3, 1881
=. RBe sure and attend churcl
sasl sunday. .
For all kinds of eatables
.;.t.bIes and slnokeables, go t.
p re sA. Kelly's.
For most persons the rule
~ ,,sOlute, that great labor is tn
niaof excellence.
80 rSend along your subscriptions
,oas' /, he meantime, don't be backwar'
-. lib yoarsdvertisements.
1rhere are 200 property Ia
ssve ,.,,rs in Bossier parish, so welearI
stiss 'rm Deputy Sheriff E. A. Wyche.
sad p"Dsr--.
ne RThese will be preaching a
saesue Church next Sunday morn
lg and evening at the usual hours
b Rsv. Mr.. Kinbail.
~ Some of the young men O
rs myiIlsge are having . good tim
= nav shooting bats, late in the after
nou.
TLOok out for snakes Wu
4. Lewis, colored, Of this place, kille'
s .nstIesuake last Tuesday whic
g scsured about six feet in iengt
I'D Dix inches in circumference.
I'd eleven full bottoms on its tail.
" There are certain supersenst
~ notions and doctrines whic
Command oar implicit assent, b.
Ms ,hich cannot he explained with til
tsasaess with which one can defin
atural things, and the proofs {
sieh cannot he adequately state
agllogisms.
a.
arkpt E AOur Little Onesn for Octob,
ID . aacharming number. Its rich an
ssss my Illustrations will make the ey,
aarkle with delight. The beaui
md completeness of the cuts al
sarhy Of the best words of prais
eSs Terms, sl so per annum. Russe
PsbGshiag Co, Boston, Mass.
~ One of the most complies
hnlly and fancy grocery establisI
aeats IA Shreveport is that of M
'01s Charles Allemand, corner of Tex,
hove. aud Edwards streets. There is Z
~ xtice in the fancy aud staple or
sss cry line but what can I've had at til
house and at the lowest p0ssib
Ia. Fices. Mr.. Aliemand also carries
I, az. - :. 1''' s'ao' -. Hiuol
\ - '''- a'1 'oes''0 ''sa'
plst. -
ard e Wecall the attention of o.
saae's to the card Of Mr.. Be
norman, in another column. M
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Is more Perfect, Costlier to Make, More
Durable, and made of Finer Material
than any other Machine, and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-09

~ DR.. OELLIG AND PFoUTZ Tonic ELIXIR
AND PILLS, the reliable preparation so highly
recommended by its merits. This medicine Is
known by its curative powers from the East 70
m the uuri of the medicine and the satisfaction
it has been giving, the demand is largely in-
creaslng. Ii is the great cleanser and purlh s
the system; regulates the liver, heart, lungs, and
kidneys; cures dyspepsia; is invaluable as ton
ic; will impart strength TO the system; restores
lost appetite, and is also certain TO remove al
females. 1t will also strengthen the weakest
cord. restore down bearing, and is sure remedy
for Whites, pain in the back, in side, or under
the shoulder blades; heaviness on breast, or Del
ching of wind. This desirable me iicine is man
ufactured by N. D. Pfoqtz, OF mayneSV3o oro,
d McMurran, shepherdstoHn; E. c. Williams y
Bro. and NJ. d. SuOdgrass, Martinsourg; ana
Finley Smith, Sbarpsburg. Feo l9-v
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-09
.Inly Q. 1881.
State of West Va,
Jefferson County, to-wit:

Jefferson County, to-wit:
At Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF
Il the Circuit Court Of jefferson County,
July 4th. 1881.
NJ. ). Kendall, ID. r. Knode, John l..
Richard and j. +. Wclsbans, late partners
under firm name Of Rickard 4 Welshan',
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
John Z. Schley, ID. Billmycr j. D.
Miller, &. T.. Stubs trustee, ii. IL. Black
burn. trustee, Chas. l.. Trail and Geo. R.
X. Dennis N trustees and In their own
right, Fairfax Schley, John j. Sim, Johh
Goldsborongh, Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank and Central National Bank,
both OF Frederick city, Md, W. VI. u.
Flick. trustee, WIN. w. Taylor, Tboma,
Turner, A. X. McQnilkin, Berkeley Saw
inps Bank, Jacob Miller, Decatur Hedges,
e.. j. Faulkner, Jr., NJ. \. GraDtham, 1.
J. Faulkner, Il. Cushwa, j. NJ. Schley, ).
Randall, Clark d COoycr and John D.
Thomas, Dcfen dants.
IN CIIANCERY,
The object Of this suit Is 10 subject The
real estate ofthe defendant Jno. r.. SchIey,
I'm the County Of Jefferson To the payment
OF the liens tUeTeons Wy JH"En'"' w.
DEGREES, in favor Of the plaintiffs;
1t appearing, on affidavit filed 10 ',,'
snit. that the defendants e. Il. stubbs, IL.
Ii. Blackburn, G.. J.. Trail, Geo. X. Den
mis-, Fairfax Schley, John 7. Sim, John
Goldsborough, Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank and Central National BANK,
both of Frederick city, Nd, VIM. W. lay,
lor, James NJ. ScbIey, Clark & Cooyer ana
Jno. Il. Thomas, are not residents 81 ths
State Of West Virginia, they are hereby
required to appear within four weeks AZ
ter the date of the first publication OF ths
order. or the next Rule day to-wit: au-
gust lst, 1881, aud do what is necessary"
10 protect their interests In this matter.
And it IL further ordered that a copy o.
this order shall be published once ~ek'
for four successive weeks, In the sh' y
herdstown Register, newspaper pubtp "
ed In this County, and alsO posted at tns
front door OF the Cour. House OF the saIo
County, at least twenty days before d.
cree Is rendered.
r. 7. LYNCH,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Belzhoover, i. Y.
July 0, 1881.