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Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
TT. NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATroRSEY.I
Mortgages Sale.

DT virtue OF a power contained in
ID NOR gage from Lucy Williams To
E.izabrln Wright, now deceased, d ted the
go day of >ovrmbrr, 1878, and rec or1ed
IN | ib,r T. l. No Al, fD.i0 80, one of the
Land REGARDS Of All, gal v county, the un
deisgncd, being tie Ex.Gu or of the lasl
will and t,slament of the sald E'lzibetb
" Mrlghi, deceased, vi sell at PUBLIC
AU, TiON FOR CAsH, in front OF the
Grand Central Hotel, in Frostburg, Md i,
ut 1880 o'chck, .. M on
SATURDAY, JAN. 27th, 1883,
Tue property dcscril cd an follows:
All that Lat, Piece or Parcel Of
Ground situnle on Oak street tie
Town of Frostburg, Nd, having 'front.'
age of so feet and running back al right
angles 15O feet TO IN alley, containing
mole or less
1t icing the same Land that was con :
yeyeh To Ley Williams by Nrls N Beali
and wife by deed be ring date the VI dav
OF Sci tcmber, 1878. and recorded IN the
Land Records OF Al!egany county.
TAe atnye property IS improved by the
or, clinn of SUBSTANTIAL TWO
STORY
Frame DWellinS House
AID nee, ssary Out uliings.
,rrms Of sile as fixed By the nortgage,
cash CURTIN N. GRi HAM,
Executor ol Elizabeth Wright, decd,
Jan 6-4t Mortgage.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

DISTRESSING Mo..rAL1TY.-Three
weeks ago to-day the JOURNAL pub.
lishtd uotice of the death OF Lulle
EiIswo.th pged 8 yssrs, 8 months and
5 Gays. Today it is our painful duty
to record the deaths Of Sarah Catha.
rint, aged s years, 4 month, and %
days, and William David, aged 7
years, 4 months and 25 dsys--ths
former dying on Christmas AID tn.
latter on New Years morulngs--all
children Of John NJ. and Annie r.
Zimmnrly, Of this place. The ravsgss
CT that fell disease. diphtheris, tells
nearly the entire story. OF little
flock Of four only one is l0ft---a babe
o! two years. The family, so sorely
stricken, is the object Of universal
sympathy. Mr. Z.mmerly hss been
an en- loyes .! lh> JOURNAL during
the las' seven yeare q d we are thus
more ti4n ordinarily palnea a, the
sweeping misfortune 'yh!ch has over
taken hIn anG his wife.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
TT. NJ. ARMS rRoNG, ATTORNEY
Mortgages Sale.

DY virtue of pOwrr contained in y
ID mortgage from w liam X. Burrell
and wife 10 g. NJ Ora ain and Sarah
Wright, dated the 9th day nf Febr' ary
S72, and recorded February 27th, 1879, III
l.iber II r.. No. 35, fono 800, one Of the
Land Records of Allrgany county, the un'
dersigned NOR gagees Will sell ut PUBLIC
AUCTION FOR CASH in froLt ot the
Grand Cenrai Hotel, III Frostburg Md,
at 10 o clock. n. M, on
SATURDAY., JAN. 2Sth, 1883,
the following d, scrib pr ptrty:
All those Pieces, i.Ofs or Parcf IL
Of Ground ir0dtiLg ON Armstrong
street in the town of Grahsmton, a llega-
ny county, Nj, known as
Lots 81 and SO of said t0lCn
Beginning for LOT 81 at stake stand ing
ut the end Of tie fist line of Lot 3 and
running thence N. 80 degrees, E. so feet ;
N. hS deer,es, w. lG0 feet to an alley.
and with it s. 32 degrees, w. 60 feet t.
emd ol second line Lot 30. and revers-
ing At ). So deprees, E 100 feet 10 place
Ct htgin ing, containing more or less.
81 ginning tnr LOT 80 at a stake standing
at The en- of Tie first line of Lo, 81 anu
thinning lherce N 80 degrees. E. so tee'
to Greene street, and with it N. SO de-
gres, w 100 feet to AL alley, and with
il $. 80 d grees, w. co feet TO the end OF
the ,econd line uf Lot 81, an reversing
il S. SO degrees. E 100 feet to place +
beginning, containing more or less.
T"c ahoy, property is III proved by I'll,
CT ctun OF Il Frame Dwelling Aks=..
srliabe for u residence, and CO. III III
Je n'',le ri small expense a comfort !!E
abe Ii me.
Tcrns II sale as fixed by the mortgage
cdh. CURTIN NJ. GRAHAM,
SARAH WRIGHT,
Jan Cit Mortgages.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
OBITU4R Y.

DIED AT L LAND, Texa. December e3,
1852, of consumption, Qua RLEs A. RIGGS,
formerly of Frostbure, Md.
The deceased was man of pleaslns
mann'rs,a good ciiz.ny loving fath r
and orolher--one wi" bestowed pie .sant
w"d II" ell with whom be came in con
tact.
deresis beneath n sunny sky:
His death We sadly n ionrn;
Our heavenly faith. sea II d MIN home
To rest I'll judgme at morn.
T.R.R.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

PROBABLY ON THE WAY HERE -
A Winnepsg, Manitoba, dispatch Of
Thursday says "another cold srsll
has sst in and the frost is intense.
The Thermometer register Il SO de-
grees b low z.ro today"
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

FA! MERs and others desiring
Q nteel. lucrative agency business by
wbich 5 t. 20 d d'llsrs day can bs
earned, send AL 'rsss at once to Il 9.
Wiitr son & Co, l95 and i97 Folten
Street, New York.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

the county comm ssionsrs have
found it necessary to offer a re ard
for the arrest ami c,nviction Of per.
sons defacing public bridges and
fences. Complaint Is made that the
Nsriows bridge has suffered in this
particular. The step tsksn toward
catching the perpetrators of such
wantonness Is necessary and timely.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

The Savings AMI Loaa Ass ocia ion
will hold its a-con annual neeti g
for election OF officers and directors
Monday evening. when a dividend of
6 per cenGunc for 1882 will also be de-
clared.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

OWING to various canses unavoidn.
BILE the JOURNAL office is far behind
with its work. The patience of itt
patrons is invoked until we can cstch
I'M
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

FARH PURoRAsE.-The Qneen
City Courier of yesterday reports the
purchase of "tke Uncle Tom" Jami-
son farm, located few mi es cas- Of
this CRY. fnr th snm Of SIT O00.' by
Mr.. William R. Percy, of Frostburg.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

The New York World observes
that Miss Susan B. Anthony never
wore shoe thai pinched her
Miss A. was not bern and reared in
Cnmbs ria nd.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE -
Union mining coma any to Patrick j.
Gallagher, lot in Mt. Savage, $3.50.
William Armst ong and Others to
Lewis Marks, pEonsrty in Homecoming,
$3.50.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

The holidays passed away with.
OFT mucp ado in town or vicinity
Christm,s and New Year days were
specially observed by an almoat gem
erai cessation CT labor and suspension
of business. The churches improved
the occasion as usuai by making the
little ones happy.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
E-OHshurg. Jan. 9, 1883.

The fairs G cd Templars and
English B4ptlst-closed last Mond y
svonlas after h lidsy run Of sight
days The result, are very s.tisfac.
tory 10 the benefci ares.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

THL SUCCESSFUL BABY.--At the
b2zsr for the b ne6t Of the Lonsco.
ming fire department, the feature
Friday night Of last week was a
baly show. Mr.. Harmon Sohsidt's
infant took the prize, a silver cup.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

"THK JUICE" is for Americans by
Americas, free from vulgarity,
sparkling with wit aud fun Illus
tratpd by the most able ct IF of arti-,p
in the world. with good will to ali
and malice towards none"
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

DIED-Friday. Dec 29th, 1882,
Miss LIZZIE WOLF, aged 81 year
daughter of ths late Charles Wolf, u
this vicinity.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
r e WAR ..
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
or ALLEGANy COUNTY.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF ALLEGASy COUNTY.
CUMBERLAND, Mn, Jah. 3, 1888.
1T having been brought to the notice oi
the County Commissioners that certain
cvil.disposed persons have been dsmsginr
suEdry public bridges and f, nces in the
county 10y 'eaIing of iron parts Of some,
cutting and otherwise deiacing others with
knives 1t is therefore, this first day Of
January, 1888 orhered, that SEQ reward
will be paid or the arrest and conviction.
of any p rson 81 offending.
BY order of the Board.
L. 7. DEWITT,
Jan 6 Cleik.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

The knights of st. Michael's Tenn
persncs Society will open their first
annual fair in the basement of St.
M;chael's Catholic church Friday
evening Jan. 10Th, 1888. The COM
mittee promises additional notice.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Mr.. John M.
Boyd, boss at one Of the Georges
Creek coal and iron company mines,
was badly hurt Tuesday, several f
the mine cara runnin5 ove' him r :
ports Of his condition conflict, hut 1t
IL sincerely hot ed he will recover.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

DANCING ScHooL.-M. Jardo' (
pror oses the establishment of a dane
ing school at an early day.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
TT. NJ ARMSTRONG, ATT, RNEY.]
Mortgages Sale.

RY virtue Of power contained in II
IL T. q X ,ge from Richard PnilIiEs M
wife /, Eliz ,beh Wright, nIw dec,ms d.
dated the 9th day OF April, 1877, nfd re-
corded in Libel /. L.. No. 4S, iulios 34S,
&c, one oi the Ian Records nf Ailesar y
ciun y, the unle, signei, being the Execu
u Of the rst wlllan testament of the sa d
Eliz ihrth Wu.hi, dec a,ci will sell ut
Pt BLIC AUCTION FOR ASH in iruni
Of the Grand Central Hotel, in Fioslburg,
d, al IL q lock, II. III, ON
SATURDAY, JAN. eth, 1883,
All that property which Is described az
follows:
All that Lot, Piece or Parcel ef
Land known us
Lat No. / Of Block No. 7
OF Realfs Fist Addition TO the Tow"
FIR slburg, 81 i'll Lot being a CORNER
Let, with frontage On Beall and
SteYer streets of 90 fuet and running
back wnh Ste,rr street $50 feet
1t being the same Lot Of Ground con
veyed to Richard Phillips by Nelson Beall
al Il wif by deed bearing date November
% 1878. and recorded IN the Land Rec
or'.s Of Alieg my couuty.
The above property is improved &
by The erection of FINE TWO III
STORY FRAME Kesidence VI
ana all necessary Ontbuildings.
Terms of lc MS fixed by the mortgage
cash CURTIN Al. GRAHAM.
Executor OF Elizabeth Wight, decd,
Jan 6-4i Mortgages.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

INSTALLATIONS. - At regular
meeting OF Frostbnra City Lodge, No.
80, K of P held Well eadav even
ing, the following fi,ers we're install
ed for he ensuing term:
p. C.-Thomss A. EyaIs.
O. C-Thomas Bath.
Y. CD. ]. Williams.
P.-Joserh Morris.
N Of E-Jnhn T. Lewis.
M 0f F-John B. Res.
Il. Of e. dad S.-Tho nas A Evans.
M at A.-Wm. II. Davis.
L. G.-Owen Eng and.
o. Gil. NJ. Boeitner.
heprescn.qtire to Grand Lod1e-John T..
Lee Wis.
On the e st of this month at u reg
ulnr council Of Shenandoah TribS,
NJ. 73. I 0 R. NJ, Ecshsrt. Md, tt Q
o lowing chiefs w,re rs sed up TO
serve for the ,sulns term:
George Hnrcl.ler. y.
john w. Arnold, S. s.
WIN Hoirhl' r, j s.
VIM Watson, o. GS Il.
Jesse j. Aruold, x. g ".
John Rephonn, p
Represen'atic, to Grind Council J,ss,
J Arnoli.
CIRCUIT Court - The ,nu4tY
term OF the C.rGuit Court for this
county began btonday morniuv,
Ju 'ge Psarre residing.
Mr., james Cnrk, oi Cumberland,
vas app ,Inled foreman OF Tho Grand
Jury.
T@en'y-'wo names were then
drawn TO constitute the Grand Ju y
rs follows:
Elisha II. L"wellyn, VIM. McCulley, Jas.
f, Rose. Adam Barth, Luth,r McElfsu,
Wesley Loar, q. V. Derr, VIM. Ii. puure,
sr., Peter Payne, Chr sto her Kelley, John
Price, VIM. d. 20 and, w. A Siraub,
Henry Kuhn, Reuben Anthony, Ash ord
Trail, John Spmmsrvile, i,., N. s. Frost,
Edward Shockey, ]. II. Jarboc, Hiram Il.
Little, Thornton Htnd rickson
THIS body WAS char ged in the u.s.
ual manner.
Oa the appeal docket eight cases
were continued three set for trial !;
one was ontered "off :" one dismissed !;
ole settled and Judgment catered in
one case.
On the trial docke. Al cases were
continued 40 set for trial thr. pas
sed two stettsd three dismissed !.
ono non"prossed; two setti al; iidg-
ment on iule was entered in l3 ca es +;
Judgment of condem: alton in one ard
Judgment uy confession in Two.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Armstrong, Of
Bedford, Pa. was admitted to pract,ns
AT T"es :ay's sess,on Judges Pear e
aud Syests r occupied tue BEECH.
ALL the ca a. on thn appeal docket
were CONF leted.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

FRosTBURGs LATEST AMUSEMENT.
The opening Of a skating rink at
Odd Fellows Opera House Wednes-
day was largely attended. and quite
a number Of ths uninitiated iri, d
the experiment OF skating on whpein.
The incidents were numerous and
exceedingly laughabls. We wish
We fe. at liberty to detail them,
especially to nams tie parties con-
cerned-some who appear far more
austere during hou,s ofactive business
than they did scrambling up from
heavy sprawls on the floor. TIE
rink, however bids fair to become .
focal point of recreativs exercise,
and as the skaters become expert the
luoicrous scenes will diminish. For
young peopls--ladies as we'll as gen.
tlemen--ths exercise is exhilarsting
and enjoyable, SO much SO that we
doubt not the rink will become a
fixture. The community is indebted
manly to Mr.. E. B. Rogere, of Ham.
ilton, Ohio, brother of our talsntpd
artist, Mr. A. A. Rogers, and Mr..
Charles Iuley, alec of Hamil on, for
the introduction and management of
the rink.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

| PERsoNAL.-Messrs. Jas. Reid and
Daniel Houck we're respectively re
elected Steward Of the Almsnouse aud
Court House Janitor by the County
Commissioners this week. Bo,h gen.
tlemen are fsithful servants OF the
public and their continuance had been
earned.
H. N. Alexander. liquor dealer, has
reno, ed from Psul's building. Main
street, to the Ravenscraft building on
Broadway.
Mr.. T. M. Armstrong, of Bedford
Pa, has bsen attending court during
the week, spending the nights with
his parents in Frostburg. On motion
Of Mr.. A. Hunter Boyd, he was al.
mittsd to practice law in this county,
and certain advertisements elsewhere
printed indicate busins IS start here
which we trust will grow rapidly and
largely.
Quite number of absent ones spent
the holidays at home.
We learn with regret that Mr..
Charlie, A. Greene, agont of the Bord
an mining company, will early naxt
spring abandon that position to enter
the firm Of Borden &c Lowell, in New
York. Mr.. Grsene's association with
our people has tesn long AID pleas
ant. Hs is highly esteemed for his
numerous engaging qualities. and
none will part with him, with more
pain than those accustom sd to his
consideration as an employer. H.s
tenure of control over the large inter-
ests of hls company here has been
brief, but sufficiently extended to
demonstrate that none other could
have mere worthily succeeded bis
lamented father, the late Mr.. A. O..
Greene. The JOURNAL heartily
unites with the many who hope that
the change to another field will be
attended with censtant accsssions of
good fortune. Who will succeed him
has not trans ifed.
M. Giles Manchester, wife and son,
of Providence, R. l.. are guests Of Mr..
D. G. Percy, this place, Mr.. Ms son-
in-law.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED YouSG
LADY Miss l Ia Keller. Of this place.
died New Years day. Sue was ma.
tive Of Frostburg and her carser one
Of great credit 10 herself and rr,de to
her friends. She owned an ambition
which overcame many obstacles il.
her pathway toward excellence. She
chose teaching as her prof s,iou and
through several years of toll those IN
authority over her were ALWAYS abb.
to report good resul 8. Wherever
known she was popular, aud by those
with whom she mingled she was be-
loved. A loss to the school and fam
lily she served, her death will be felt in
beth spheres of action. The inmedi.
ate eau Of death was heart disease.
Those, however, who have observed
lately the apparently to;lsome journey
to aud from the school. room and the
hectic flush which illumined hrr
cheeks, brigbtsnipg as exhaustion
progressed, were persuaded that tue
end could not be far away. The flu.
neral took place Wednesday a. the
Eugli.h Lutheran church, a large at :
tendance of sympsthlzing friends t, 8.
sify;ng re pect for her memory. By
order Of Mr.. Cochrspe the school wss
adjourned . suitable period. To this
confederate observance the teachers
added a beautiful pillow of flowers
as a token of afleotionate memory
Mrs Keller would have been % years
old during this month.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
New Advertisement
ALLEGANY COUNTY
Treasurer's Report

Quarter Ending January Sd, 1883.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
Nrw Advert. .ements.

FOJTND We Wed.ssds ne ;s5. Z morning . 1uh.s.
BRACELET. The owner can have the
,ame by cillinS at the JOURNAL Office and
aging for this advertise lent Jan 6
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

G. L. WELLINGTON,
Treasurer AL -gany County, Md.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

6ye0nled I'd Inc mmo lefp W court ahl
he case continued ~ ihd NJ Vie Ffcsent
term, ..... :.
irai helofe tddfca Jefdee and MtVmmlcs'
and decision fendeffd ~ above tstcd
Tho e0uft decided ~ Subsistence That whore
a debtor makes on assignment Tor the Deu'
ent OF his creditors, cOniaininRa sipulW
lion that tho creditors must release ,helf
claims apninst the debtor rs % oondilii9n
npon which they shall participate ~ We
assignment, the statute must be strlotly
complied with, aud the deelorr must MAKE
no reservation In the deed Tor his own
| benefit -.
The decision Is very able and imPof,
tant one, and meets the appreciation OF WI
classes OF our citizens. We will endeayor
to publish It in full In our next issue sue
Messrs. Wellborn, Leake 4 Henry, o. paI'
las, Smith 4 Word, Of Terrell, ana d, ..
Hill, of Kaufman, represented Lawrence
Crawfords Il Smith were the attorneys io'
Norton and his bondsmen. IT.
Much important business has been as
posed of in the federal court during tne
past week, and it is the universal oPlii1io;i
that Judges Pardee ard McCormlck uis
patch business as rapidly and SATISFACTORILY
asany court In the state.
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very important decision was rended in
the United States circuit court in this city
last Wednesday by Circuit Judge Pardee,
Judge Mccormick concerning; the decision
constituting the act Of congress creating the
northern judicial district OF Texas and the
amendments thereto. We are unable to
nresent the text of the decision, as it has
been sent of for publication in the Federal
Reporter, but the sub stance of 1t Is that the
act in question only created one circuit
court for said district, and that the provis-
ions recurring that suits against defendants
shall be returnable to the branches of the
court at Dallas, Waco and Graham, accord
inc 10 the counties wherein the defendants
resided OF should be found, had reference
only 10 suits in the district court, and that
suits can be brought at Dallas, Waco or
Graham against defendants residing in any
county Of the district.
Tndge Pardee decided that the case OF the
Trunk matters were properly. transferred 70
that court and refused 10 remand the case
10 the district court at Kaufman.
The case OF /. g. Lawrence VS.. A. IL.
THURSDAY last. Yesterday morning tine
court rendered its decision in the case, sus-
tanning the demur Of defendants 10 plain
tifrs petitiOn, which settled the case in
favor az defendant. The case was very
importaut one and has attracted much at
tsntion throughout this part Of the state.
The facts are briefly a. fOll0ws: In Oc-
toher. 1881. one Sam Wallace, Of Terrell,
made an assignment Of q remnant OF his
goods 70 Lawrence, for the beneht OF
the creditors Of the former. The
aerf day after the assignment
was made, Eaumberg. kraus, Lauer a Co,
al New York, who were creditors OF Wal
lace. sued ont Of the Federal court an At
tachment and levied the same on the goods
OF Wallace, which were In thehands OF seid
Lawrence a. assignee. The ground Tor
grfne out the attachment was based upon
fbe theory thst the assignment wss made
~ the purpose Of hindering, delaying and
defraudfne creditors. and that the coed Of
ss-irumeuf was fraudulent and vol on IL
frre- because II was not In conformity with
I.swenos permitted the plaintiffs in s.id
attachment suit 70 appropriate the
~oods 70 the payment % their
drft AGAINST Waliace- and tled
.uit a.saiust Marshal Norton and his
E~-.1rroen for $1,000 dameees. The suit
- 5rrnsres Vas brought IN the district
$500 ~ Erufman county. A. the 1rst
-. ri rr1Irf the defendarIts. Morton r. al
49, tl.ef~ answer. 10 sad sIIif IN kautmhn
',--'-,fv- and 81 fhe same time lied PET
,f--- sr.1 tnr.d for The removal 81 seto cause
=, - circuit court q the uiied tte.es ~
D.7Irr Al tie June term. ~. 81 so e..
- r-r-u~t. 1.arrrnce moved - relnan1 sain
-'~--sr t'rrt - the state cur IN 1n1tl1n
- 1910 tal0rt Judrf Noods, 81 re
Il -|itef- etafes supreme cur. nno ga
ncCunicE- ne motlon % rsmnna -
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IN MEMORIAM.
Resolutions on the Death of Judge Hunt.

Resolutions on the Death of Judge Hunt.
A meeting of the vestry Of st. Matthew's
parish was called for Monday afternoon to
take action upon the death of Judge Hunt,
one of their members. A committee was
appointed to report Tuesday evening. The
follosing is report of the committee,
which was unanimously adopted:
Death having removed from our midst
our friend and brother yestryman, Judge
Zimri Hunt, we, the vestry of st. Matthew's
parish, desire to pay that tribute of respect
to his memory which his sterling worth as O
citizen, and zeal and fidelity as an officer OF
OF this church, demands.
For years he has been faithful, modest,
quiet worker for the promotion OF the best
interests OF those amongst whom his lot was
cast.
A true friend, thorough gentleman,
and an humble christian, his loss will long
be felt and not easily supplied, both in the
community at large and in this congrega-
ton and parish; therefore be it
Resolved, 1st. That we attend the burial
in body, wearing the usual badge Of
mourning; %, that copy of this pream-
BILE and resolutions be furnished by on
Secretary to the family OF the deceased; ia,
that these resolutions and preamble be IN
scribed upon separate page Of our reg's-
ter; and 4tb, that the proceedings OF this
vestry in this matter be published i'll the
daily papers of this city.
G. N. QUILLMAN,
Secretary, pro TEN.
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as.eoaI.

TN STATE OF TEXAS.-To THE SHER
L If or any Con, able or DALLAS County. Greet
ing; Whereas oath has this day been made be-
fore me by N. X. Grove, one of the firm OF y,
X. Grove & Co.. that j G Best secretes himself
70 That the ordinary "rocess of law cannot be
sew ID upon him. You are hereby commanded
at you, by making publication of this writ in
SO ne newspaper printed in Dallas county for
four successive weeks, before the return day
hereof summon the said J. G. Best to be and
appear before me, at my office. in the town OF
Lancaster, In the county of DALAI, on the first
Friday lit being the second day. of February, A.
D. 1883 at 10 O'Clock a. m to answsr the com
composed of N. X. Grove and n p. Everts. On
attachment suit for the sum of s2s 90. due upon
a promisory note executed by said G. Best to
said N X Grove ~ Co for s26 B.. dated on the
9Th day of April. A. d. 1880 and payable one
day after date, with interest thereon at the rate
of per cent per month from said date.
Herein fail not, and of this writ make due re-
turn, as the law directs.
Given under 10y hand this 5th day of January,
A. d. 1888 J. A LINDSAY, "
anl1-4tw Dallas County, Texas