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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-28

M ANlED-At The Glen Tea snluOn roTnrr az
Main ana Murphy streets, $50 opossums
on tue 9th aud 10th ofneXt mouth. noy.Glw
WANTED A good nurse, White OF colored
w good wages. Apply To T. NJ. Kahn 4 90
uOyny-tf
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work Nov 81 ~ S'
M ANTED-rw0 stone cutters, nj Honey
w Grove, Nelson uoyi6-tf
WANrED-Two good walters al the linton
w Depot Hotel Apply at once noyii-U
WANTEp-.A good cook Apply 10 Charles
Frea fucker 2lS Patterson ave, novl2tf.
WANTED--Agents wanted for our new. n.
~ iuStrated and fast selling books a d fine
pictorial Family Bibles " Extra terms IN
agents. Call on or address TEXAS Book Ann
BIBLE CO., ~ Main street Dallas, Texas
WANTED-A Ale OF ths DAILY HERALD Tor
W the year 1879 Apply at the Heiald Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-28

w az = u hiery body 10 know thar II they
the celebrated CloNgh Il Warren's tbe host nv
sans manutaetursdl they mus call at the music
mouse OF VIZ Watkiu q ca, 7S7 Elm II nnves
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Nue AtcirT.


LOk Rem IA house with four rooms, corner
Y Houston md Columbia. Apply to j. S.
Terry, next door. nov2G.lf
IGOR RkNT--A new two.story frame house,
j containing ~ rooms, kitchen aud large din.
ing hall, adapted for hotel or lodging house,
situated corner East Elm and Central railroad
Apply AT Blue Corner. NovIL2w
EOB RENI--Pleasant furnished or unfurniShed
rooms for rent, with or without board. Ap-
10y ~ lto Commerce street, corner 81 Paul.
EOK sENI- Fiut.clasS hotel To rent In Den.
J. ton, Texas partly furnished possession
given December 10Th, Apply to W. ]. Lacy,
Denton. Texas. noytb. ia
EoR RENT-Threc furnished rooms, with or
/ without board Apply at HOS Elm street
L'OR RrNT-tommerClsl Hotel ON Commerce
Il street. south OF Grand Windsor ropainted
and newly pGpered. Call on BowsER Il LEn.
mon. soniiT-n
lfloney To 1.oau.
Mooney 10 LOAN-on land; long time; low
vi rates. J. b. Watkins Il Co., Marsalis build
ing. Dallas. Texas. mv7.l
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

friend and had been taken sick. Then
he asked. "Am l wellY' We told
him NC, but that we were trying to
make him SO. His breath had been
short since Sunday ut 10 p. m, but
we hoped still TO save him. After
his nap, some one noticed fearful
change, and his eyes became glazed
and his voice weak, but still there.
was no nnrmnr no struggle, but
bending over him | heard him say,
rs pap here?" The no closed his
eyes and died like happy babe
Poor boy, he turned his back forever
to the troubles OF the world. He had
been called home by a wise Father,
who does all for the best. Reincm-
Der that, kind lady, and in your sad
Bereavement yon will find sweet con
selations He wished to save the hon
or stamped in your noble boys face
perhaps, or may be- seeing how pure
and good he was, He wished To pre-
serve his innocence, and thus save
him from eternal suffering. Think
now how bright and beautiful he is
in the heavenly Fathers realms.--
There lie stands intcrceding for you.
Pray to God and thus be united to
your son by prayer. God will hear,
and in the proper time bring you al
50 to the home above to praise him
forever. Then dry your tears, loved
mother, and weep not at the separa-
tion which has caused your boy so
much happiness.
Respectfully.
Mrs. s. b. DIFFENpERrER
p. s. Mr. Lorentz acted the part
ola brother to your boy. They were
You know perfectly devoted to each
other.
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Random Notes.

The camp meeting will continue
until after next Sunday. a.
We learn that nearly all thu
schools in the county are already Gu
gagged. &e s =
-Banjo jim Swindled John Sam.
sci out of a dollar OH d bogus cheek
few evenings ago.
The Sheriff will soon be around
to collect the taxes for 1882. The
books are Row being made out.
The new firm Of Hennen 4 Ma.
dera seems to be doing as well as
could be expected without advcrtis.
ing.
Now is good time for our
merchants TO plant their Fall adver-
Using, IL they expect anything like a
crop.
Arc you going to the Oriolc? II
not why not? 1t is not often you get
to see such big thing for SO little
money.
If Morris struch Jay Hubbe's
bari we would suggest he pay us that
dollar he borrowed from us about
three years ago.
Angels visits are few and far be-
tween. 1t seems to MS that the visits
OF delinquent subscribers are fewer
and farther between
Some of our Republican friends
say that Henry L. Cox is very uneasy
about the result of the election in this
county. He looks like it.
"A letter from an Ohio lawyer in
forms us that the ''latc lamented" ex-
local is in Ohio and playing at his
old tricks again. He is only acting
the temperance reformer at present,
emitting to gull people by playing
the hypocrite as devout christian.
He is also said to be quite q lady's
man. We are sorry for the ladies.
Some Of the delegates thought
the "Colonel's" e.oquence might have
been used with more credit in behalf
of some one nearer home, while others
think the gentleman nearer home is
best off without it. Still another
chimcd in and said he would prefer
to have that old rooster from the
eastern end of the district squclched
in that way than to see one Of our
own men used up. There is quite
diversity of opinion about it among
those present. We don't know any
thing about it ourselves.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

Mrs. DR.. C. ii. McLane, Of Cas-.
vile, was visiting friends here yester-
day.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent and son Duke
We're down to see DIR. NJ. Dent on
Monday.
A. b. Hail, of Parkersburg, and his
cousin, of Fairmont were at Doctor
Morris yesterday.
Dr. w. l.. McLane was around
shaking hands with his numerous
friends here yesterday.
Col. James Evans, wife and two
grandsons are expected here the last
of this week. Tie two latter will en-
ter the University next week.
The Charleston Tribune says Rev.
G. c. Schaeffer, of that city, will take
transfer to an Illinois conference
this year. He is an eloquent and
able preacher and will be greatly
missed from our State
Rev. J. r. Thompson, wife and
family, of Jersey City, N. j., are
spending few weeks of the heated
term in our village. His many
friends here are delighted TO have him
again in our midst.-Arg,ts.
Gen. Leroy Kramer, of Phila-
delphia, formerly Speaker of the
House of Delegates of West Va. in
1864, was in the city on Wedres.
day. The General is summering
near SCOTS Landing, across the
Ohio. State Journal.
Among the numerous gentlemen
with whom we have had business
transactions this week were Jno. ii.
Hoffman, Major Martin, Profs. Lyon
and Purinton, A. A. Lorentz John M.
Carlow, Dick johnson, w. w. Hous-
ton, +. p. Reay, and M. M. Dent.
Prof Wade, who is holding an in
stitute at this place made us call
Tuesday. He advocates newspaper
knowledge and prcscribes it as a ben
fit to every family. The Professor is
a gentleman and worthy of the posi-
ton which he is holding.-Spencer
Bulletin.
Mr.. Lanslot John and lady left on
Monday for an extended Tip west.
They will visit friends in Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Iowa and perhaps
Kansas. They will visit Mrs. Brown
at Mt. Vernon, Eli Holland and
others in Illinois, and take it by
easy STAGES to Kansas. Mr.. John ia
fine specimen of the man who has
led a frugal temperate life and is now
enjoying his competency. We wish
them a pleasant trip and safe re-
turn home. They will be absent six
weeks or two months. ---..-...
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JOHN w. LANHAM's WORK OF RE
VALUATioN--A CLEAR STATEMENT OF
THE FACTs.-I did not receive my ap-
pointment until late in May, which
accounts for me being behind the
other Assessors. / find more than
half the land assessed at more than
it will sell for in cash. Why this is
SO cannot tell, as the two last As
SCISSORS were men of intelligence and
ability to do this kind of work. /
found in Smithtown two lots of a
quarter acre each valued at 5000,
which are only worth $780,. found
one tract Of land assessed at So per
acre that will produce this fall, so
bushels of corn per acre. l have
found many tracts of land that it was
necessary to reduce one-half; very
few that needed to be increased. l
have found eight tracts of land not
on the books. The greatest increase
in valuation will be in coal lands. /
think the average decrease will prob
ably be 10 per cent. have about Is
days riding to do yet. The corn crop
will be more than average, wheat
good, Oats nearly a, failure on .ac-
count of rust and insects, potatoes
very good, fruit Of all kinds nearly a
failure, and grass good. Cattle doing
fine and prices higher than for many
years. Horses and hogs scarce and
high. Sheep healthy and doing well.
Wool more of drag than any other
product. People in good spirits and
doing well. J. w. LANHAM.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

AN OLD PAPER.-We were shown
last week a copy of the MoaoRgalia
Gazette and Morgantorn. Adrertisey'
dated June 23d 1904. 1t is some
what different in style and make up
from the papers of the present day.
1t was printed before the days of
railroads and telegraph and instead
of giving the foreign news of the pre-
vious day the best it could do was to
give the news of the month before,
and much of its foreign matter was
three months old. The sheet was 16
by 90 inches, four columns to the
page. 1t had no local news, no mar
ketreports and in fact very little of
anything that goes to make up the
newspaper of the present day. Nearly
three pages were filled with reading
matter and the remainder of the
space with local advertisements,
many Of them legal advertisements
and were signed by j. Evans, Clerk
of Monongalia county. The price
of the paper was two dollars per an
mum. Its publishers were Campbell
& Briton.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to the provisions Of Decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Monongalia
County, West Virginia, rendered by
said Court at its June Term 1882, IN the
cause OF William Frank, & Son, and
Others, versus David David Fl. Chad
wick, and Others the undersigned
Special Commissioners named In said
Decree, will on
Wednesday,, October 1Sfi, t08z,
being the second day Of the October.
Term 1882, Of said Court on the public
ground, In front Of the Court House door,
In Morgantown. In said County, sell
that
Certain Store House Property,
in Morgantown, belonging to the late
firm Of Chadwick n Nephew, subject
however, to the lease Made By A. w.
Lorentz, Trustee, to ID. Chadwick. from
April LIST. 1882, to the 3lst day of March
1883. The terms Of said sale will be ~
follows.
Three hundred dollars Of said pur~
chase money, to be cash in hand, nneb
for the residue a credit of six and twelve
months will be given the purchaser
executing bonds will good personal So
curity for the deferred instalments benr-
ing interest from the day OF sale, and
retaining lien as further security.
Said Store House Property" IL eligibiy
situated, being fraction Of lot No. 81,
on the plan Of said town, and on High
street, opposite Fl. B. Lazier's Drug
Store In said town, and very desirable.
August rs, 1882. W. r. WILEY,
j.. s. HOUGH,
Special Com'rs.
i Augustus Raymond, Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia County,
West Virginia, do certify that Bond and
Security have been given by the above
named Commissioners, and approved
By me, as required by law. Given UNI
der my band this the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1882 A. HAYMoND,
Clerk.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

"A MINISTER LoosEs HIS Pocket
BooK.-The Conceivable Courier of
last week says: The summer excur-
sion of Rev Henry Garst, of Wells
vile, Ohio, was not characterized
with the usual good luck that inyar-
iably accompanies an Ohio man.
The reverend gentleman arrived here
on Monday evening, en- route to Mar
tiDsburg, West Virginia, but while
purchasing ticket at the BALTIC. and
Ohio office, it struck him very forci-
bly, that his correspondence was be-
ing neglected, and in endeavoring to
procure and write postal card, and
post it ON the approaching mail train,
he FASTENED out, leaving his pocket
book, containing one hundred and
ten dollars, lying on the ticket office
window. On mailing his card he
returned for his pocket book, but to
his dismay he found it missing, The
police authorities were at once mott
fed, but a diligent search proved
fruitless. The next morning super
intendent Johnston gave him pass
TO Pittsburgh, where he claimed to
have friends. The pocket book was
afterwards found in the front yard of
DR.. J. J. Singer, on Peach street with
Q return ticket from Pittsburgh to
Wellsville, Ohio, five or six one cent
stamps and several papers of little
Importance, but on money. The
pocket book with its contents when
found, is now in the possession of
Mayor Stillwagon awaiting the own
ers orders.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

SEWING MAcmNEs.--The house
hold sewing machine, introduced and
sold in this county by N. S. Steele is
now SO popular that agents for other
machines find it necessary to keep
one in stock to draw custom and sat
isfy the demand Of the people to see
this most excellent machine. We are
glad TO see it attracting so much at
tention, for we know the people will
appreciate a good thing when they
see it and we would advise all who
contemplate purchasing a new ma
chine to try the household before
buying any other.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

HISTORY OF MoNoNGALIA COUNTY.
This work will be out in eight or
ten months. Those who want copy
must subscribe as no more will be
printed than are subscribed for. Dur
ing the delivery Of hc.Preston coun-
ty history many who did not sub
scribe offered to buy copy; but
none could be given them as only so
many copies were printed as there
were subscribers. The only way to
get copy IS to subscribe. You have
nothing to pay until the book is dew
livercd. What citizen of Monongalia
docs not wish to possess history of
his own county?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

SECOND DISTRACT CONGRESSIONAL
CoMMITTEE.-L. r. Cofran, chairman
OF the Keyser Convention has APP
pointed the following gentlemen to
constitute the Congressional Execu-
tive Committee; Geo. P. Sergeant,
Of Philippi; C. L. Smith, of Fairmont:
Wilbur r. Dyer. of Petersburg; Col.
r. w. Monroe, Of Kingwood, and w.
S. Henshaw, of Martinsburg.
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DemocratIc sIeeting

GEoRGETowN, Aug. 2s.-Enclosed
we send you list of delegates to the
county convention, for Grant district
appointed by the meeting at Alfred
G. Bankers, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1889:
Capt. D. M. Camp, (Chairman), w,
T. Barker, Alfred Hood, A. Smith
Wisman, Elmore II. Vince and j. S.
Tough. d. B. STEWART,
r; II. Vince, Chairman.
Secretary.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

ANOTHER RoBBERY--LAIsnLEY WEA-
vER's STORE RoBBED-THE THIEVES
IN JAIL.--On Friday night last one
OF the large panes of glass in the
front windows of Laishley Weavers
grocery was neatly Whitfield out, the
store entered and goods and money
to the amount of nearly one hundred
dollars carried away. Suspicion was
to Grant Cummins, John
DUR, Cap. Holt and another boy.
On Saturday morning Laishley and
Town Sergeant Carraco started in
pursuit of the boys learning that they
Ind gone up the Fairnont road.
They were overhauled at the Camp
Meeting and all the stolen property
recovered, except about two dollars
in moncy which had been spent. The
missing goods consisted Of two
watches, three revolvers, a lot of jew
elry, some cigars and tobacco and
about ten dollars in money. The
young cracksmen surrendered with
ont offering any resistance and hand
cd over the goods. They were brought
to town and given q hearing before
Squire Hayes, who committed them
to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury. Two of these boys are
already under bond for burglary and
most likely will remain in the cooler
until some action is taken in the
case.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

A TERRIBLE AccIDENr.-On Friday
morning last Mr.. Morris Hess, res
ident of Pawpaw district, this county,
met with terrible accident, which
it is feared will prove fatal. Mr..
Hess was engaged in threshing grain
near McCurdysville, and while en-
ployed near the machine portion
of his apparel was caught in the
flyers of the tumbling-shaft, and be-
fore he could be extricated he was
horribly manglcd. The occurrence
is most lamentable- West Tirgin-
ian.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

The M. p. Conference adjourned
at Mt. Glare yesterday. From Mr..
Z. A. Haldeman, who has returned
we learned that Rev. +. +. Westfall
was re appointed for the Avery cir
Gait and Rev. d. Helmick, for Nor
gantown.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02


County Clerk Cobun has been sick
again for some time past. Though
still able to 60 about he is very deli
cate.
Messrs. Charley Hopkins and Ca
Diet John Johnston attended the Har-
vest Home at Mt. Morris on Satur-
day last,
Prof Jno. l.. Steele has been quite
i'll lately at his fathers in Hunting
ton. At last accounts he was con-
valescent.
Among our lady visitors this week
were Misses Sallie Dorsey, Minnie
Mccoy, Arab Evans and SADIE and
Ella Coil.
Mr.. Luther Miller and wife, the
latter formerly Miss Annie MADEIRA,
are visiting at Jno. w. Madera's in
this place.
S. ID. Hirschman has gone East.
He will be absent about three weeks.
Look out for some nobby goods when
he returns.
From the ITniontown Democ,ot we
learn that Walter Hough has been
spending part of his vacation in
that vicinity.
Miss Rose Sweeney's friends here
will be gratified to know that she will
return to this place soon and remain
for several months.
Mrs Ell Moore returned homo
last week from her vacation trim East
She was accomnanied Inv her sister
inlaw Miss Moore
onr vanarahla f,;ond Aloxa,aor
Evans ~ tt Morris was II tow,
lost waok ana dronnaa 1, - SEQ nc
and resaw lie s,,hsr,;nt;a, 80 -
,s.- ,,r ~ r.
If p;,tsb,roh hare hoon ,,s;,;nn 's =,
Coo w Ta7aar,s e., ahon, tmo -, ~
mast They will remain mill noxt
weeL ~ '
ME- p.. po,.,., 20 nj.
mont who mado 90 n,a,v fr;anas
here d,r;no her recent ris;t i snaad
mo season win Sr;ands :, NJ,
Morr;s Do ~ ." wv
A.
gu ai ~ on n oooun' VI cass Gus,
for savoral woo,rs net 10 raoo,.a,; 49,
MO GRO o,ad 20 60, ond iii, soo - -
himself aga;n ~ "
r.,
- ~, Aoieu'A Vas az no'ie q sior'
s .ans 'as. ~s ,; ne ac,om'an'Ga 1he
, Mai: " ms oe.eaSce' irienc Ierry
tho Iost sod s;tos
n m !,
~ ~ ~ os ..', anu ainl,y
Ne,1 ieeen.'y nisi''ng ehe Doceor
'no'nei an" NV o'net iiie,us III eh,s
COUNTY; inelr ir'enos mere are al
way gao W see 'he'n'
Ihis once was favored Win can
l,o' Gu,n:loaoie Sar.rignt on Mon
oay. ne IS one oi the gentlemen we
ale Always S,au 70 see ana whom we
ASsu'c 'ne i''ch sering IS Always out.
Mr.. Jno. w. Davis, the photo
grapher, made this office business
sollent uorI ;n b;s Inc 90 ,nn uoes So; ea
onI er,,orantaaa sn,;as 80. 80 ~" pui..
nnt t ~ '''"e''o" " al ''is
-,
MI oeo. W. oehiahs came up from
iast week ana remained
Win MS family until TUESDAY. we
. fortune down tbero IN RI
coke regions. No one would do moro
good with f.
on;to > nnn,h a.. e..,
- 80 20 H. NJ y. sno il.euos anu
vel - o;na aon'cont ~; :. VIZ a: Nele ias'
H;ctiou S no thn :" us pay. ~
noticed DIR. M. II. Hall, A. B. Hall |
and daughter, George Morris and DR..
Clark Holyfeld.
Ex--Sherif F. M Ford ,assed1
throuoh town on sunday from Rran
donyille. where he has been r. GOO
his brother the Rev r. q w Ford
The latter the ex-Sher;ff sovs was
vory mncb halter ~ C,ndon
nal.
Iedrew NJ Wade Fer IF Nro,o,
yalia comfy who with w;fe Is v;s;t
no Mrs Wade,s fathers NJ n
Hagans's Of 'Rrandonv;lle woe ~
own last week Icdrew ia f;rst
lass fellow and we arc alwove rla1
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

To all whom it may concern: Take
notice, That in pursuance Of deed Of
trust executed to me as trustee BY Jno.
Conn and Frances Conn his wife, Tear.
ing date the 10th day of August, 1874,
duly recorded In the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Monongalia county,
W. Va, in deed book No. 10, new series,
page 70, to secure the debt therein
named and which remains unpaid ] will
as such trustee, sell the 20 acre tract of
land therein conveyed, In front OF thu
Court House In Morgantown, at public
cutlery, to the highest responsible bidder
On Saturday, September 70, Soo4,
on the following terms, that is to say:
one sthird part of the purchase money
to be paid cash In hand Mt the time Of
sale one other third.part thereof IN one
year and the remaining third IN two
years from day of sale; taking from tho
purchaser his notes with good personal
security for such deferred payments,
bearing interest from day of sale aud re-
tanning the legal title to said land as FUR
thcr security. Said land Is mostly clear
cd, well watered, and in pretty good re-
pair; Is underlaid with the large or niue
foot vein Of coal; of easy access: has
large house and barn on 1t, pretty
good dwelling house and other outbuild-
ings, and Hes about one mile north Of
IN said county, adjoining
the lands of Jno A. Ollie Esq. and
Others. ISAAC CONN,
Aug. 9th, 1882. Trustee.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02

DR. a. NJ. KRAMER, Dentist, will
~ be In Morgantown on the 18th Of
September and remain until the 18th,
at the Wallace House.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- MoRuANTowN, W. VA,
August 9th 1900.

mug O5t ! Vtlis 1OOSsy
Sarepta Mustard, widow Of
James Mustard, decd, late
Sarepta Medscar, John C.
Medscar, Daniel Medscar
Aifrey s. Mcdscar, -J en-
kins and Sarah Jane Jen-
kins Clay Gillespie, Albert
Gillespie, Charles Gillespie,
John Debal and Jane his
wife, Thomas Talman and
Frances his wife, Abraham :
Hull and Anna lis wife.
Catharine, widow Of -- I II chan
deceased late Catharine Gil Gerry in the
lespie, and Rachel McCarty Circuit CT.
widow of Curtis McCarty Of Mnnon-
deceased all being heirs of gala Co.
Daniel and Rachel Med
scar deceased, plaintiffs.
Vs.
Rachel s. Hawthorne wild
ow of John G. Hawthorne
deceased and Martha Larue
and Ellen wife of
- late Ellen Larue, de-
PENDANTS.
am directed by the order Of Refer
ence made in the above named cause 81
the 18th of June, 1882 to ascertain ana
report who are entitled To the fNnth III
tie hands of John III. Hoffman b.
ceiver of the Circuit Court Of Mononea-
LA county, In the cause If said PlaIntifh
VS.. Agnes Collins and Others (lafeIy
pending in said Court and IN which tie
Plaintiff 8 petition is party Is helm Of
Zilpha Sarue deceased, and In executing
said order am authorized to use the
evidence already taken m the hist linnI-
ed cause, as we'll as any other that shaIl
come before me for said purpose and re-
port anything else deemed pertinent BY
me or specially required by any 81 the
parties to this cause.
The parties to this cause are heretx
notified that have fixed
Saturday, September g, rssa
4 9 o'clock q. m. at my ONCE afbresalll
p execute said order.
Given under my hand.
JOHN J. BROWN, CoM'R.
Circuit Court Of MonongaIta coullly