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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18
Thistepod's Dog with Rattles on His
Tail.

"Say," said old Mr.. Thistlepod, chew
ing his morsel of navy plug with the
rapid intonation Of . man who was in
earnest. "Say, you know that spotted
coach dog Of mine that bit his. leg with
rattlesnake nigh onto three weeks ago?
Well, ever since he's been tryin' to coil
himself up all the time, and has eleven
rattles growed out on the end OF his tail.
Has for q gospel fact. Nights, when he
was around the house, it sounds like a
drum corps goin' by. / declare to
goodness wished I'd brung him in to
let you see him. Nero. the dogs name
is, he went on. Nero; years old
this spring. Raised him myself; you've
seen Hmm hundreds Of times under nv
wagon"
Surprised that no astonishment was
expressed, the old man added
"You probably remember that shaggy,
rough-haired Scotch terrier Of Ben Mar
tins? Well, sir, Ben he sent to Phila-
delphy and got couple o. dozen silk
worms and fed 'em to the dog, an'-ye
hain't seen that terrier since last Satur-
day, have ye2 Well, sir, / hope may
die some time if that dogs hair hGn't
come out the sOftest finest silk fringe
ye ever saw in your life Silk fringe,
with braid two inches deep along his
hack, an ball Of chenille bangin' from
the end Of each ear. Ben's goin' to buy
up couple o. hundred cheap long.
haired dogs, feed 'em silk worms and
shear EN- every spring."
The editor thought there would be
money in it.
Better'n gold mine," the old man
said !; IAN do you know, while he was
feedin' Of him, Ben forgot to take of
the dogs collar, big leather collar"
''And what happened to the collar p
the editor asked, little YEARLY.
"Velvet," said the old man enthusi-
astically. 1T grew Lyons velvet, with
q celluloid buckle"
The editor promised 70 make : note oi
the fsct under the head Of --latest In
ventions," and Thistlepod went away
perfectly contented with himself and the
rest Of mankind.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

UMBRELLA flirtation-To place your
umbrella in rack indicates that it is
about to change owners. An umbrella
carried over the woman, the man getting
but the drippings Of the rain, signifies
courtship. When the man has the unl-
brella and the woman the drippings it
indicates marriage. To carry it Ut right
angles under your arm signifies that m
eye is to be lost by the man who follows
you To put cotton umbrella by the
side Of q nice silk one signifies Ex-
change is no robbery" To loan an UNI
brella indicates ~ am . fool" To
carry an open umbrella just high
enough to tear out mems eyes and knock
OF mems hats signifies II am .
woman"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

Fillmore ct Buffalo, N. T., aged II Rev. John
H. Burton, Scotch historian Col Henry B.
Hayes, Pittsburgh millionaire Benj. Jones,
the founder Of tho city Of Manitowoc, Wis,
aged 81.
The deaths are announced Of ex-Con-
gresham Origen 8. Seymour, formerly Chief
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Connecticut !;
Of John Hanna, railroad contractor Of Indi-
ana, and brother Of Maj. Hanna, eof the United
States army; Of Eben Elliot Aldrich, Superin-
tendent Of the Troy and Boston railroad, and
Steuben Butler, tho Oldest inhabitant Of
Wilkesbafre, n.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

While leaving the port Of Halifax, N.
g., the stsamer COrtes struck rock and will be
total loss.
A collision between two express trains
occurred near Manchester, England, on the
Yorkshire and LAncashire railroad. Many per
sons were fearfully injured, several fatally, and
much property was destroyed.
Ayoob Khan il in possession Of Cam
dahar, whence tho Ameer's Governor fed.
The city received him with salvos OF artillery
and illuminations.
John Dillon, NJ. p, has been released
from prison in England.
There are indications that there will
b another famine in British India this year.
The South African Republic has been
formally proclaimed By tho Boers 70 whom the
British have yielded the Transvaal
Systematic incendiarism directed
against the Jews 10 the probable cause OF the
destruction Of eighteen Russian villages by
fire.
The British Government will, it is said,
cease prosecutions under the Coercion act, and
II, after tho passage Of the Land bin, these ID .
show Of law and order, tho prisoners arrested
under the act viii Be liberated. Anti-Jewish
disturbances have Also broken ont again in
West Prussia and Pomerania.
The fortress at Puerto Plata, San Do
mingo, WAS destroyed by An explosion, and
twenty-five lives were lost.
British finapciers are somewhat exer-
cised over the commencement Of Withdrawals
Of gold from the Bank OF England on Ameri-
can account Italy has been drawing heavily
Of coin, with which to replace her paper money.
In the Edison Department Of the
Paris Electric Exposition machine il exhibited,
worked by four operators, which win send |, 200
words per minute.
The drought in Switzerland has con-
tinued for nearly two months. The grass is
burned, and in the mountain pastures beasts
are perishiny from heat.
A commissioner Of the London Times
who has made tour OF the wheat districts OF
England estimates yield OF thirty bushels to
the acre, and an increased crop Of 5000. 900
quarters.
The Cornell boat crew we're defeated
1t Vienna. When half the course had been
rowed over, and the Americans had winning
lead, one Of their men sank exhausted and
they relinquished the race. The prize, which
was worth f25O. Was won by the Vienna crew.
Mr.. Gladstone is suffering from over
work and worry in his efforts to secure the
passage Of the Land bill.
Dutch is to be the official language o1
/ the Republic OF Transvaal. This will place ma
| tive and British residents ct . great dlsad.
/ vantage.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18
Ripe and Sweet.

It will not take many years to bring
one to the period Of life when men, at
least the majority Of writing ani talking
men, do nothing but praise. Men, lika
peaches and pears, grow sweet little
while before they begin to decay. 1t is a
fact that most writer's, except sour and
unsuccessful ones, get tired Of finding
fault at about time when they are be,
ginning to grow old. At 80 We are all
trying to cut our names in big letters
upon the walls Of this tenement OF life !;
twenty years later we have carved it, or
shut up our jack-knives. Then We are
ready to help others and care les. To
hinder any, because nobody's elbows
are in our way.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18
Peace TO His Ashes.

Not long since Gus De Smith took
stroll through the Austin graveyard.
When he came out Of the graveyard he
looked very serious.
Gilhooly meeting him asked him what
was the matter.
Nothing, only / was thinking that
the Austin husband must light all the
fires in the mofnings."
"What makes you think SOP"
well. see no many Of them are
burned to death. / noticed on three or
four tombstones Peace to his ashes. :"
-zeras Sitting.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

at jacksonville, Fla, for the murder OF Police
man Nelson. The moose At first slipped OF bis
neck, and he fell to the ground, but the hang
mans second attempt proved successful.
The drought has become 20 intense
in the region tributary to Nashville, Tenn.
that fire-screens have been placed on the loco
motive smoke-stacks to prevent Wholesale
conhagration.
The Perry county ark troubles are
at an end, and the militia have returned to
Little Rock.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

In the ST. Louis postofiice is employed
. man with phenomenal memory. He
was taken on in the mailing division
about eighteen months ago and given
the lowest position. He was several
times promoted on account Of his good
record, and at his last examination gave
evidence Of his close application and
phenomenal memory. It is customary
for the examiner to name the postotlices
in certain amount Of territory and re.
qnire the examinee to give the location.
In this case the employee was examined
on the postoffices Of Missouri, Of which
there are 1,79O. He did not need to be
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18
POLITICAL POINTS.

The Alabama State Temperance Con-
vention was in session at Montgomery two
days. An executive committee for the Stat.
and each county was appointed. All attempts
to make the question ; party one were voted
down.
The "Civil-Service Reform Association
OF the United States net At Newport. R. l.,
under the Presidency Of George William Cur
tie, and adopted resolutions approving the
United States Senate last session by Mr. PEN
dleton, OF Ohio, calling On members Of
Congress and Senators to aid in maxi
ing the bill law; favoring competitive
examination 1t various convenient points in
the United States for those who might
wish to be examined for positions in the
civil service; declaring it necessary that the
Civil-Service Reform League OF New York
should be aided in its work BY local organixa-
tions and declaring that the bill introduced IN
the House Of Representatives last session by
Mr.. Willis, Of Kentucky, provides practical and
| iudicious measures for the remedy OF tho abuse
known a. political assessment and urging I'M
compromising opposition to arbitrary removals
from Office, and the interference OF members
Of Congress with the exercise OF the appoint
ing power.
The Republicans Of Virginia met in
State Convention at Lynchburg. The "Straight-
outs" were in . minority, but their leaders,
| Congressmen Dezendorf and Jorgensen, and
the Chairman Of the State Central Committee
PLAYED : sharp trick on the Coaltionists.
| shut them out from the convention hail. and
| admitted only those who would act under
| their Instructions Those who were shut out
| organized . convention Of their own. A Com
mittee Of Conference WAS appointed. The
| Conference Committee failed to bring about
peaoe. The Coalitionists, Or Nahonsites, in
dorsed the regular Readjuster platform and
adjourned without making nominations
The s.Straight-outs" nominated Gen. Will
lam C. Wickham for Governor, Sam
uel N. Yost, OF Staunton, for
Lieutenant Governor, and Judge Willoughay.
Of Alexandra, for Attorney General All these
gentlemen have declined, hoxever, and it is
probable that no other persons viii be nomin-
ated in their places, in which case there will be
: square. fair. stand-up Aght between the Re
adiustcrs and the Democrats.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

questioned, but, without prompting,
named every postoffice in the State and
the county in which it is situated, and
without missing or mistaking postoilice
or county, and did this in thirty min
utes.-NetO York Commercial Adrer-
fRpr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

..'emos oAeqI, "a mas 1lssseoeu an
ssassod nos od,, ..'mns ea!nb sex"
!. 'atuos $500 l!A 1In "a. oWos soAn
"a 'tuns s!q9 IeAvI3 o. 9osdxs no4 oQ"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

The Bankers Association was in ses-
sion at Niagara Falls last week. e. G. Spald-
ing, OF Buffalo, presided. Every section Of
the country Was represented.
The German Government has taken
the pocessary measures to protect the Jews in
Pomerania and West Prussia, where strong
hatred exists.
Recent deaths: Maximo Jarex, Mica.
rauga Munster at Washington Mrs. Nlllard
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

1mmh ts om1aay owSs au aeads sasva sheO = avy as
superb Track.
"s @ooess
fARLOR
hsRAHROAD HOTEI8
and Adams Streets Chicago ad nos e"
iSy1s sTsvdns absm ii LEADING
A1n!LL W. O. xAs Mo.sE AT H cAR1f4sIEE q rfsnA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

can b had In this part q the country, at whole
sals or retail. for cash and notAing elss.
W. buy Cof Casa. - Ssll 1se ne 9ane.
Credit need nos b asksl -. - Wll ~ b eTsnt
I'd. An bound % ssu . oAeap . any one for
cash, and hope b Givs eensral satisfacsioa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18

which hs b prspased 10 trim anA furnish On short
notice and II such style and manner - ordered, q
The moat rsaoo1sble prtcee.
Thankins tAs public for favees anl ~ confidence
n the post he begs to his friends that be 10
detorHine0 moro than ever 70 merit their conf
1ease, rsspsee aoa oootinusd patronage.
@. uEvERDEN.
0EpooA -. O.. loW
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-18


A training-stable on . race-course near
Lexington. KY, WAS destroyed by fire. Out Of
sixteen horses preparing for the fall meeting.
Bowen's Carrie Hanson and Eagles gray colt
Knox were burned to death, and the others
were greatly injured by dashing madly around
the course.
Deputy Marshal Marks, of Arkansas,
pursued an Osage chief. named Little Buck, Tor
five days, and killed him because he resisted
arrest.
Several negroes were killed near Lex
ington, Va, by : slide in : cut upon which
they were at work on the Richmond aud Alle-
gheny railroad, Six Of the negroes were con-
victs.
The Kentucky Board Of Agriculture
reports that there has been no such shortage
in crops in that State since 1854. Not more
than half al average yield Of wheat will bc
harvested.
George Griffin was executed at Bir-
mingham, Ala. As his neck was not broken by
the fall, his sufferings were terrible.
Benjamin Bird, . negro, was hanged
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-02-19
Hot Sand as q DedfellOw.

The comfort which hot water
bag or even hot brick may afford a
a person on retiring, chilled, is very
great, and beyond this, the use of
some such warmt(1-producing appli-
ances is useful as Il health prcscrva.
tive and restorative. But one Of the
most convenient articles to be used
as bed warmer and in sick room
is sand bag. Get some, clean, fine
sand, dry it thoroughly in a kettle
on the stove, make bag about s in.
square of flannel, fill it with dry sand
sew the opening carefully together,
and cover the bag with cotton or
linen cloth. This will prevent the
sand from sitting out and will also
enable you to heat the bag quickly
by placing it in the oven, or on top
Of the stove. After once using this
you will never again attempt to
warm the feet or hands of sick per-
son with bottle of hot water or a
brick. The sand hollis the heat a
long time, and the bag can be tucked
up to the back without hurting the
invalid. It is good plan to make
two or three of the bags and keep
them ready for nse.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-02-19
Another Brussels Exhibition.

It is stated that in consequence of
the great success of the Belgian Ma.
tional Exhibition, two projects are
now under discussion-one for hold
ing at Brussels in 1853 or 1884 a
Universal International Exhibition,
and the other for organizing Uni
versal International Educational En-
hibition.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-02-19

Cou,:x~ca .fi.ow "En:Iish r"a -iMe'7'o"
houss"' en- third 1"tsv.
the lowest vices Travelled along side by side
in the F,gl,sl, metropolis. Poverty and
wealth meet here often face to face ard OK
ist closer together than in any metropolis
sti,e world has ever seen.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-02-19
lHh DILLON TRIBUNE DILLON BEAVlRHEAD COUNTY nronr.n
COURT DIRECTORY.
Times and Places for Holding District Courts in
Montana.

FIRST DISTRICT.
In Madison county. at Virginia City, second
Monday in November, and third Monday in March
In Jefferson county, at R.tersh,rs. first Mct'tla,
in September: third Tuesday in February.
In Gaatn county, ut Bo.cnan. third Monday ir
October, and third Monday in April.
In Custer county, ut Miles City, fourth Monday in
September. and fourth Monday in MAY.
SECOND DISTRICT.
In Deer Lodge county, ut Deer Lodge City.
ond Monday in April; first Monday in September
first Monday in December.
In Missoula county, at Missoula. fourth Monda,
in June; second Monday in November.
In Hcavcrhc,d county, At Bannack, first Nonda,
in June; second Monday in October.
THIRD DISTRICT.
In Lewis and Clarke county. at Helena, first Mon
day in March; fifth Monday in November.
In Mcaghcr county, at Diamond City, third Mon.
day in April; third Monday IN October.
In Choteau county, at Benton, first Monday in
May: third Monday in September.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-02-19

n n Outfit furnished tree, with full instructions
VI for conducting the most profitable business
I'D l " that anv ont can engage in. The business
is 50 elsv to learn, and our instructions are
81 simple and plain, that any one can make great
profits from the very start. No one can fail VIII" is
willing tn work. Women are as successful rs men.
Boys and girls earn large sums MANY have made
AT In. business over one hundred dollars in single
week. Nothing like it ever known before. Al who
engage are SURPRISED at the an. rapidity with
which they are able to make money. You can engage
in this business during your spare time at EIc;. pr",
thc risk Those who need ready ,,oncy, should write
to US at once. All furnished free. Address InuE 4
Co.. Augusta. Maine.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-02-19

d r Outfit sent free tn those who wish to engage
y u In the most pleasant and profitable business
u " known. Everything new. Capital not re.
quredsWc will furnish YOU everything. $40
day and upwards is easily made without Shaving
away from home night. No risk whatever
MANY new workers wanted ut once. MANY are max
ing fortunes at the business. Ladies' make rs much
Us men, and young buys and girls make great pay.
No one who is willing to work fails to make more
money every dav than I've made in u week ut any
ordinary employment Those who engage ut once wifi
find short road t., fortune. Address H. IIALLrrr 4
Co., Portland, Maine.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-02-19
p A T E n T S

+. A. Lehman. Solicitor Of American and For
cign Patents, Washington, D. G. All business con-
nectcd with Patcnts whether before the Patent Office
or the courts, promptly attended tn No Charge made
unless u patent is secured. Send for circular -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-03
& iiS}&.E Ecih'Esj2sa.

En- TIE ClkCUlT COURT IF ALTMAN
= d,is county, Va February 24:h, 1851.
To Cathatiae En- Lemon. sarah abs New.an,
g. ". Hst:ias, Eudalph I2e,ch men RHINE
EeicLmsn, I. Go. bet', SholilF f : lsxsn-
dria county, Falf,x 2lirpc, < Kempa-,
guardian al iltem Of Monroe and minor
tielsSse. snG to The creditors IF The late Wiz
liam j. Minor of =lexandris ccualy, :ce.sed.
gu are h"reby ncLifa! thut havu f. d upon
the ~ h day OF March. ISL, 70 t.ko and sctt!e
s! my Cthcs. 10 the Goun.y Court Housa Alex
andrIa Va, the sc2uuut of the resi- sni persona
estate OF inc ta!e William j. Minor, deceased,
and OF 81 debts dus aud Uwing by hi:a Snd OF
eli liens upon the said 1e.i ekt,le the amount
and order q priority thereof :, @ lired To o.
taken by decree f tho juGge . tho Circuit
O. ut OF Alexandria county, Vn., roads.ed o..
the 18th day OF February. 1881, in t. suit in
chshcery depending in said court between Lewis
Mchetzie pislntit BIO Cuthaflus sun Leuon
an: Others, defendants, a. wElcE lime &rd piace
the creditors OF sa';: dec-ient arc REQUIRED u A..
tend, to than aid there fa thei. clal lis With the
vouchers thereof
wiVea under my hand ss commissioner III
lhshcery OF SAID court tho nay AID year Isl
aiO;esslo BENZ AUGIlN,
fet24-s4H Curlmissionar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-03
BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Uuiled
Z Stalea for the Eastern District of Virgins.
In the matter OF

sN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Uuiled
I Stales for the Eastern District of Virgins.
In the matter OF ,h,,
JAMESON s. Collins. bankrupts. III oshE1y'
Eastern District of Virginia, So.
Notice is hereby given ths5 the sec md general
meeting OF the creditors OF tbs saii Jsmiesun j.
ColinE. bsrRrupte. will be held at Alexandts
st the Office of Thomas S. A,sins, ESQ.,. one of
the Registers III Bankruptcy, SAID district on
To ESDA. (, the 15;h doy Of March II l.. 1881
NJ II @ clock II , for the purpUsea named N the
Twenty SEVENTH Section OF the ksns ruplcy Get
Of March 1857
Tue thl meeting of he crsGi:oce Of ssid
taDkrupis vii be he'd II lie sana llace and
huu: en- the l6,h d.y If March, Il. D. 1881, fer
lie purposes LaEed IL the 2S.h sac:icu u sad
act A. W. Z mSTkDNG &ssiyuea
AlexanGris, "a, F55 3D. 1881. fo,26-~2w
IN TEE DISTRICT COURT of ,he q United
+ Ets.es Ter the Eastern EistTic; OF Virginia.
IN the matter CT
james ", Catett, BANKRUPT. -! o'HA' up'ey.
District 0; Erpias, eF
u Office Is hereby given that the second Ganerr
S. Mec.lrY 0t the &. editors OF the seld James 81
Ca;lr't. bankrupt will Dc held 1T alnxeudtis. &,
the ttlice of Thomas :. Atkins, esq. oue IF The
H"eis,crs III :iankru Icy. ia sad District, on
TAU rs D -, tho 18th dsv Of Mach. j.. y.
1851. st y O'clock NJ tor the purposes namat il
the Twenty &rreuta Section If ;he BANKRUPT
act OF March y, 1867
jig : :. T 1WLER, Assignee.
Dated February y 1851 te.,:6-w2Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-03

~ IEGl Ia, 70 Wit: lu The erks III IF
" Fairis% ClrculI Court, February II 1881.
Margaret urphy, whn sues for The use Of G
L. Eedwlck, plaintiff, versus Sarah Baruum
Eno LEVl bSrnunl, dcleuosHts Charc.rv
Mtmo. The otiecL OF Lnis suit il to nlL.cn th,
Interest OF The defendant IN q Tract of Lard onoo
thnlng abou. 4O acres conveyed by i.uy l.. 81.
hlhsGn ~ ;sFah btrnum and q So the 'tcresL of
the dcft ants III TIC MORTGAGES execuied n. -
D kafnum Oh lha undivided lalt Of the estate 3f
Levi i:en!l9g' IN lsvCr OF Sar.h Barnuin, ana t.
suplec' lh1 SAM To the payment If $50 with
mte'ess Iom lie l2th Of Aafch. 1850 nnG tha
costs Of taIs suit
Ii Appearing by affidavit fled that tho ah,vs
AeLn:U CeehdHhIs ate 0on TeLIdunls Of zee ia @
or 'lTg!ai"' IL Is ordered that thny appe,r with
Ia one mvAlh Eitar duo publication nrre,f md
GO what Is NECESSARY project ii :ir Interest ia
This suils Iustu:
D. Nj. Chichester, D q fst12-aI,v
VI lhGlNIA, Lo wat: i'll The G.iu,zs oil ~
the Circuit Gcutt of Fairfax u,uuty. F..h.
ruary H. 1851 81
Ear"n HshIets, who sues for tia use of =. II
Secgwl@s, palhtn. versu: nGrad barnu,n md
Levi 6hrnum dtGnd slts. th.ncgry
Memo iho OBJ ct Of this sui. is 10 attach the
Interest OF the dclandpnts ia u | act or lam con
tslGlng ABOUT Az acrcs. conveyed oy Gu; 9 AZ;
RlnsoH ~ Saruh btrnum, aha also th, in,arpsf
OF tie detendaGts IN ius Inurtgayss executed nv
- ~ NaI uni On We undivided half Of the u.
Tale u Levi AenlnS, IL !srur Of siarah SnrGur,
snd 10 subject the s@Ine 10 tie pryu;.n, of S6i
WIN in!tfe-t rom IN. lAth o. March, 1851 .Ld
the costs OF thr suit
IT sppeafins by stEi lavit Il Cd that the above
named do'ondaats Lrv non residents Of sh. SAT-.
OF Virginia, II Ia ordered that they sppear within
one mouth alter due uuhlIca.lu!! nefeut and dn
what Is nee -sasry W pr0Lec their Interest in tins
suit. 1esLe:
F. W. EICuhRDSON, Clert.
- FL. Cnlccester, p q fsbi2-F4W