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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27
so for al the Profits,
Industrial South.

The number of cotton spindles in
this country is something over 49,
100000; in England, Il. O0O,000;
and on the continent Of Europe, Co.
100000. Excepting the Compare
lively small amount Of cotton pro-
duced in Egypt, these 100000 Of
spindles are at work on cotton grown
in our Southern States, where the fa-
cilities and condition required for
spinning and weaving the fibre axe
as favorable, to say the least, as they
are anywhere; ard yet there are less
than two million spinGles employed
at present IN these states. The num-
ben Is increasing aYiily. more rspia
" than any C:e considered possible
a few years acc, and thera Is no rea-
son why the Increase should net 50
on until IL shall swallow up tie whole
business. and tie eutiTo cotton crop
of the United States shall bemanufsc-
tuied where i 3 grown, which -yCu,l
increase its value fouTfold, and give
rs thousands cf millions O. dollars
instead g .ar6 hundred ali E.t,
millions, a about the sum nov realized.
We rere.t tl4e1c D. 70 ICzsou WGy t-lt
people Of tie Southern St--ss may not
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27
ID this. There are many strong rea-

do this. There are many strong rea'
sons why they should.
When the fibre comes fresh ana
clean from the plant, with It's essen,
tial oil and natural strength and
luster about it, it is in the very best
condition for manufacture, and makes
a prettier, smoother, glossier, and
more durable fabric than it ever can
after it has undergone the handling,
and exposure and compression una
yoidable in fitting it up for transpor,,
tation and conveying it to distant
points, The best preparation for
shipment is that which the spindle
and the loom supply, and when so
prepared it may be distributed direct
to it's final destination, instead OF be.
inc sent back and forth, as now; first
to the mills and then to find IA mar
ket, gathering charges at every stage
as it moves.
Here, then, is o business OF a thou
sand million of dollars which the
people of the South should as speedi-
f. as possible take into their own
hands. 1t has enriched other peo-
ple, now let it enrich them. 1t is
their neglect that has given other
people an opportunity; let them neg
lect no longer, but enter upon a
work which nature assigns them, and
enjoy a heritage which Providence
bestows. What it IS, is not all. 1t
is ever increasing. The population
of this country grows by millions
every year. The wide circles of civil
lization and commerce are always en-
larging. The worlds demand for
cotton fabrics will be larger year by
year. Invention is constantly Gre
eting new uses to which they may be
put. -,
Cotton is the most inexpensive and
most universally useful of all textiles
known, or likely ever to be known.
But increase as rapidly and largely
as the demand may, it will not for
centuries outgrow QUIZ capacity to
produce, for the cotton-g growing area
has not been more than tapped.
Think what the demand and produc-
ton will be, generation or century
hence, and what stream of wealth
it will pour into the states producing
cotton,sif by that time they have
assumed to themselves its entire man
ufacture and marketing, as well as
growth. Let the South go for all the
profits there are in cotton, and she
will become the richest country on
earth.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27
The Trouble 4 Raven Made.
From the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.

From the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
An extremely peculiar case was set
tied in Justice Liver's Court yesterday"
1t appears that sometime ago tame
raven belonging to man named Con-
rad Mehler, who resides on Harmon
street, flew off with gold ring be.
longing to Mrs. Bode, neighbor OF
Mehlers. The woman who was wash
ing clothes in the back yard, had TAX
en- the ring off her finger and laid 1t
on box occupied by her wash tub',
The rapacious bird was perched IN
the neighborhood, and the glistening
appearance of the ring attracting Dis
attention he swooped down, grasgeG
it in his mouth and flew away. Inc
ring was never seen again. The VIC,
man highly exasperated at the loss OF
her ring and at the thievish propen,,
sites of the bird, proceeded to hold
its owner responsible, and commenced
suit before the Justice of the Peace
named for the recovery OF the NaIu'
of the ring and the costs Of the acuon'.
The stolidity of the Teutonlc owner
of the bird was shaken badly when the
Constable served the process upon
him, and in surprised accents be ASKED
the official: IVY dond you got aO'
plrd taken to shail?" He soon az
covered, however, that his black
plumaged pet had got him INTO tro:'
bic, and yesterday, after his equlIL,
nifty had heen restored, he pala 'nS
pecuniary-robbed woman the priee o.
her ring, besides settling the costs o.
the action.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27
West

The completion OF Une NorJnern Ea'
cifc railroad was formally effected for
ty miles west of Helena, Montana, on
the 9Th of September. Jay Cooke, the
man that began, and Henry Willard
the man that finished the work, were
accorded the honor of driving the gold
en- spike.
WHILE construction train on the
South Park railroad was coming down
Kenosha mountain, (Col.) the engine
Jumped the track and eight cars back
of it were telescoped down the embank-
ment. Conductor Livingstone, Engin-
eer Foster and Brakeman Lake were
injured, probably fatally.
Henry Blessing. q steamboat engi-
neer of ST.. Louis, residing ut No. l ,451
Cass Avenue, has for years been eX-
tremely Jealous of his wife. He slash
ed her in horrible manner with "a
zor. fatally shot and cut her brother,
w. L. Hickman, and then severed his
own windpipe. 1t is believed that Mrs
Blessing will recover.
EDWARD ID. CowAN, city editor of
the Loadyille Herald, was brutally as
saulted by Aid. JOY, of that city. The
parties were discussing'local politics.
Joy took exceptions to a remark Of
Cowan's, and knocked him down, and
with drawn revolver kept the crowd at
bay. Then he jumped on the face of
the PROSTATE iaa0, and with his heavy
boots kicked and stamped until his vic
tim was almost unacceptable. Cow
an will probably die. JOY escaped to
the mountains. Cowan was well known
in the West as brilliant young writer
of excellent character. George Will
liams, q colored porter in the First
National Bank at Las Vegas, New
Mexico, suddenly became demented.
He took gun and compelled the cler-
ical force to stand in row and go
through military drill. Outsiders came
in and captured him.
A Chicago dispatch of the 10th inst.
says: ''Advices from representative
points in the corn belt make it positive
that frost has wrought great destruc-
ton. Michigan seems to have Jared
badly, nearly everything in the vege-
table line having been killed at Battle
CEeeh dul OuuSdIuCh. IODdCCO Ill
Dane and Rock counties, Wis, was ruin
ed with the corn, and cranberries at
Sturgeon Bay got nipped. Light frosts
are reported at Des MONIES, Atlantic
and Burlington, Iowa, and ice at Du-
buque. Vegetables were injured at Elk
hart aud Huntington, Ind. Ice formed
at Macomb, H., and frost was quite
general throughout the central part
of the state, but the dry atmosphere
saved corn at some points. Reports
from Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Dakota and Ohio are to the effect that
the standing corn has been irreparably
domaged. in some sections on the
lowlands, corn is almost entirely de-
stroyed. On the higher ground the
frost was not so serious, and less iniu-
ry was inflicted" A Dos Moines dis
patch says: Reports from different
parts OF the state tonight indicate that
the damage to the corn crop of Iowa
has been almost wholly confined to the
lowlands, and has been slight" \ dis
patch from Sioux Falls, Dakota, re-
ports: Another heavy frost last night
has left no room to doubt the ruin of
the corn crop of this section"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

SOME people are not happy bec2ps.
of the ruling of the comptroller ma i
every physician, surgeon, or spe'i1 !.
ist travelling from place to place, :
required to pay the state tax IN eVel veg
county in which he practices hls Pr Pr,
fession. The lawyers pay tax o .:,,
IN one county, but they can praG1r-rIs ,,
in every county in the state. u
distinction is not accounted ioI'
To checks to stop, except n c-s5 -. =
a travellers baggage, when it Is cne''A'1
TO make it 60.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

War IS resignation2 Placing God
between ourselves and our troubles.
AL dogs have thsir dsze vine hitp
With a club.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

seven minutes one of the young men
was winged" and the affair was "hon-
orably" terminated.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-21
TWILL SELL AT AUCTION
On Saturday, Oct. -

A. old Court House.
highest bidder cash.
Fourth
This popular Hostery ranks
Northwest leased to
Halsted Mcintyre
This fine West
WesFourth
The building
and other like
character, all of which beongo
line large corridor with tile floor
similar opportunity having
world wide
Cash. '' F ~eAAA0
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
items or lnreresl .

Farm and Garden says an acre will
produce five or six times the amount OF
Strawberries 1t will wheat.
Insurance companies claim to have
paid out $3.50, 600 10 Atlanta, Ca, for
losses by fire in the last two years.
The underground railway system,
which will soon encircle London, is being
built at cost Of Sl5. 900, 900 per mile.
Pittsburgh hasan establishment which
makes business OF loaning dress suits
It's charge for a first-olass pike tail is
$3.50 per evening. Which price is
much cheaper than paying out from
S75 to SI25 for suit to wear once a
year or once in two years.
Kwang Ice, the young Emperor Of
Chinn, devotes three hours day to
studying the language of his country,
but otherwise does nothing except ride
in the Imperial Gardens. He will assume
the reins Of government personally on
the 3lst OF next July. his fifteenth birth
day. aHs4
1t is announced that George G. Min
played Hamlet at Emporia, Kansas, to
"the largest and most fashionable audi.
ence Of the season." 1t did not seem to
ance when .'at the close OF the second
aot there were vociferous calls for the
author Of the piece"
The hotels Of America have won good
opinions from our distinguished foreign
guests OF the season. Lord Coleridgt
said they have s'attained perfection;'
Matthew Arnold is pleased" witt
them; Irving refers to one of them as :
"heaven Of rest" and Miss Terry ''hat
no idea Of their elegance"
Middlebury, VT, talks of putting {
marble slab in its new town hall, with {
record of the towns inventions.
claims the circular saw, the wool pick
ing machine, power looms, saving mar
BILE by sand, water. and soft iron, weld
ing cast-steel and making door ant
window sash by water power.
The idols worshipped by the heather
of Africa and India are nearly all man
ufactured in England, aud pay hand
some profit. 1t is stated that the com
mercial value of the brass and cast-irol
gods shipped to heathen lands far ex
ceeds that Of the Bibles, books an,
tracts which reach the same destination
Escalais, the new tenor, who ha
sprung Into fame by his singing il
"William Tell' at the Grand Opera
Paris, is said to be phenomenally ugly
He is about five feet tall, round as
barrel, with fat, ummeauing face, an
hair that stands like bristles all owe
his head. He is native of Provence
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
In the Superior Court Of the County
of Los Angeles, State of Cali
fornia.

In re the esiate Of Robert Furlcng. deceased.
IL appearing To this Court BY the petition this
day presented and filed by Martha Furlong. the
admini.tratrix Of the estate Of Robert FurloBg,
deceased praying for order Of sale OF real state.
that IL Is necessary to sell some portion OF the
real property To pay the debts outstanding against
the deceased. and the debls. expenses and charges
Of lminist iation IL Is therefore ordered by the
said Court that all persons interested IN the 60
tate Of said deceased to appear before the
Supe icr Court on Friday. TIE 10Th day Of De-
esm5er, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day,
at the Courtroom Of said Superior Court, In
TO show cause why an order should not b.
granted to the said administrators to sell 10
much Of the real property Of said deceased, a'
may he noces sary; and that copy Of This order
be published at least four successive weeks IN the
Los Angeles Daily HERALD, newspaper print, q
and publi he'd in said county; and c,pl Of sac
order be served on John s. Chapman, ESQ. TIT
attorney heretofore appointed 10 represent ninol
heirs. V. H. HOWARD, Judge.
Los ANGELES, Nov. %, 1855. noy2s td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Adjudication Of Insolvsney, staysf
Proceedings and Order ofIuhnesr
tion Of Notice 10 oreditorA
In the Superior Court 81 ths Coantv Of
Los Angeles, State Of California.
In the matter Of ). u. r. williAns. "a insaass61

IL r. Williams having nisd II thls CeaEs y
petition, scheduls ard 'inteatesy I. lnDaagenl|
by which it appeau thpt - = % insplvont ~
or, the ssid j. II. r. WiIfiams u hersoy 1o114b6
70 be insolveut. The sh0i4 = ~ eoahtg = v
Angeles u hereby disscssd - take pon1efos
all the estats, rssl aud psfsonsL, Il ~ ~ I.
r. Williams. debtor, sxcepe md = ~ - 4
Law exempt from exscutloa, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
youcherl, beohs Il Aspoase, AzA perseg. -
keep shs 90: !; e. .sisly = saeltss esyahsr'sat
Ali psrsops Ass fostidisa y pay ~ Auf>s$
the sAid insolvsnt. or 70 dslivss any pe1peqel l.
logging 70 hin, o. 70 any penou, M u ~
alton Or sseoeiaeion Tor ~ usa N ~ G1|I
Is hereby forbidden 70 trAnslss Or do1isof. G
prcpsrtJ, mil the furthsr UFdee - ~ co1|
encs. & = ksseix'osdsrsd., So = +, n . "a
Il 10 further ordesed that al ~ Rqdlt4q|
said debeof - ~ sppees beiofs u No. ~
neg Z Howard. JuA4s q IL hgpsnW Ql1|
the county, II ~ Akfti<s 10 op>a eeoS9 - !
court ssoaacs ~ fc6uft, In ~ soetf1 ~
Angeles, on ths soeh ~ ~ LNsveph9s =
one s'cIoek :. 4. q thsS dsy. 10 provo -
and ch.css one o. nsrs ssslsnsssef ~ -
Il i further ordered thAs ~ ssdn y p
lishsd 10 the L0s Aren8 o1HS unaAkDx 8 n
papor of general circulation, poeliahs4 ~
county Of Los Angeles, - oftsn = ~ ~ ~
l. publishsd bsfosv he nd day - ~ ~ -
And it = further ssdsssd th6E, b ~ -
time. Al prcsvsdinss aszanss ~ ~ i.ssass
Dsssd 6ssosss mn, ~. . -. 4
oa8 ID Judes II ~ suru1eE Q01S>
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Adjudication Of Insolvsnay, H.
Of Proceedings and ordsr of m
I hsation Of Notice ~ CrsditeeA
In the Stpsrior Coart q the Cbsst}
Of Los Angeles. ssste u CalifcrniA
In the nsss.t q J. D susos. an iasoivsaA 49,

J. D. sansi. hsving AIsd h III CO -
petition. ssbsduis ead isvsAitory In tnso>ylnvs ~
which Il aQpsafy that be u ~ G1U@V1&x
debtor. fhs ssid J. b. suAol = hess1u -
claysd 70 be insolvsnt The HAegiH u ~
oousty Il Los Angeles h hereby s1lss11q1 ~
ale possession q al The esan4s, gu1 ~
persopal. o. the nd !. D. 1u1d, 'inlI1(I
debtor, sxssp< such - nay - ~ 0
exempt Ion exesation. aaA of ~ ~ 1GD(
souc6ars, 10 ~ of sooount sna papep ~
70 keep ttss sAus saisly unui he agpo1a1l1
Of an assignee Of bis estats. 1x
| All persons are fosblddsn - ~ aay dsGey n
the ssid insoIvent, or to deliver aay psupuV
longing 10 him. OF y Az
firm, or oorporstion. OF aasoanetonr ~ ~
The said dsbtsr y hereby fesetdee = ~
fer or dsiivsr any propu1y, useti - y39
der Of this Caurt. sxcspt - heg.ia ert4fp4
debtor Be and Appear bsfoss ~ nea! ve11l1x
Howard, Judge Of the Superior esest n -
county Of Los Angeles, In opso UboeS - mA
court room Of ssid Coun, h ~ eotmv ~ ". .
Angeles, on the s0th day of NovsabR, - -
o'clock \. Of that day, TO prove 81 ee444
choose one or more assagpses d ~ sser>e 0e9
II Is further ssdessd thst he ssdss - ~
lIshed in tho Los Ansmm DAuA Hm<A .
newspaper Of general circulstiou, pnblsAe1 l. ~
county of Los Angeles, - often - u - 004
e published before the nd d@y - fos ~ 49,
And il is further orasrsd, that. IN NJ ueap.
time. all proceedings sssinss tho ~ iaselvee6
bc stayed. 80
oss novsoinei yudss Of the sspsssss 60
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

Tho People Of the State Of California send greet
Ing TO J. I'ousaid Parks and Morris Ferguson.
d.fendanta ls a .lf Hl I1a :
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against ) you by the above named plain.
tiff In the Superior Court of tho State of calfor.
mia, In and for the county Of Los Angeles, and 70
answer the complaint fled therein, within ten
days exclusive OF the day OF servicel after the
service on you II this Sunmons--R aer, cd within
this county; or, II served elsewhere. within thirty
days--or Judgment by default Will be taken
against you according to the prayer Of said COM
plant. ~. tl.ts
The said action Is brought TO obtain judg.
| meut In favor Of plaintiff agAinst defendants d
this Court, that he be judged 70 have . fuil aud
perfect right to purchase the 8 Of Section 10,
N, R1a W, y ID NJ, In Los Angeles county, Cal.
| and that the defendants and each Of them bs
| adjudged 10 have and TO be without any right
title interest Ia and to said tract and for cost.
| Of suit VIA
f.slorencs Is had 10 complaint tor particulars
| And you are hereby notified that Il you fail u
| appear and answer the said complaint ". aboyt
required, the said plaintiff will cause your dstAd
TO be entered, and will apply 70 the Court for tn
reliefdemAndsd In the complaint.
| Given underlmy hand and The seal Of the 8u
perior Court Of the State Of California. In and fo
the county Of Los Angeles, this sist day Of may
| In the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and eiRhty-thrse.
| fSsAll A. W. POTTS,
| Clerk.
By A. RnffAu, Deputy OILS On
NJ. L. Wicks, Attorney for Plaintiff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Russell T. Hayes, deceased
Notice Is horeby given BY the undersigned. Id
ceased to the creditors OF, and all pefsons having
claims against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication Of this notice
10 the said administrator, at his Office, room No.
Temple block, in the city Of Los Angeles, county
Of Los Angeles.
c. z. TH0M.
Administrator Of the estate Of Russell T. Hayes,
deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles city, Nov. 10Th, lss2
Hov16 Nv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Certificate Of Co-partnsrshin

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l..
crTx AND Cousrr Or Los Ascnlss =
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we
are partners transsctlng business In ths Stats ~
the City and County q Los Angeles, undsf the
lrm name and style Of The Los Angeleg
soda Works; that the names IN full Of all
the members Of such partnership are Henry
W. Ston and Philip G. StDll: and that the
places Of our respective residences are set oppo'
site our respective names hereto subscribed.
said partnership dating from the LIST day ol
October, 1883. aud To continue until dissolved By
mutual consent
IN witness whereof we have hsreunto sst oul
hands this 18th day Of october, 1888
HENRY W. SrOLL, Los Angeles CITY.
PHILIP G. ST0LL, Los Angeles City.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Press Pleasantries.

An Illinois wood-cutter recently found
horseshoe in the heart Of an oak.
This is much better than ii the liar had
suddenly found mule-shoe in the cali
of his back.
The idea Of congratulating man be-
cause he has reached his seventieth
birthday, as though that was anything
TO be Joyous about. Now, it the man
could only reach his seventh birthday
again. there'd be something to fetch out
the hand for.
Many of our exchanges are predicting
mild winter, aud giving reasons for it.
On the same ground we predict very
cold winter, because the woman whose
father or husband has been wealthy for
about one month is already out in seal
skin sacque. r,s sl
Aud now the people who visited their
country relatives all summer, slept III
the best beds and ate all the fruit, ore
back In town, laying plans for a lockout
on Uncle Eben and Aunt Hester if they
should happen to come to the city dur.
ing the winter.
cat that" continued story teller,
who was narrating personal experience,
my face fell" "Did anybody pick il
up." interrupted a listener. "What dc
you mean?" "Oh, nothing; only il
somebody had picked it up and hid il
away out of sight it would have beer
such relief to your friends"
"When left New York six ye1rs age
that mournful failure had already beer
out four or five seasons and made deae
sets for most of the rich fellows il
society. Looks as though she'd tax,
anything now (which one is that?'
THAT foppy specimen behind you. DE-
you know herr" ayes. We are to bt
married in December.
ibid you enjoy yourself at Franklin
yesterday, Amy!" asked the high schoo
girl. "You bet your sweet life | did,
was the forcible reply. 20 dear me
can never eradicate slang from YOU
vocabulary?" exclaimed the high schoo
girl in despair. II thought that unde
my tutelage you would by this time BY
your own volition have been able tt
say; Wager your saccharine vitality,
instead of Bet your sweet life.
There was a game Of poker once
With Two men at the table,
Where eich piled down his little chips
As long as he was able.
" Alss |" cried he who got the scoop,
(For short Ill call him "BantyO
III have to see my uncle now
That you have seen my ante"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
LAY OF TEE nsrHnTro MAIDEN.

Oh mean to be ssthetic,
And magnetic,
And o pause, and gaze. and strut. aud sigh, and
melt
I'll langush and look silly.
And III wear virgin lily,
Or yellow daHodilly,
At my belt
For this strange esthetic craze
sh ali fll all my nj Ihts and days,
For Ills love my little heart shall fiutteri
Ii teapot and nj Ian
shall be products Of Japan
Oh, I'm going t9 be utter. utter. utter
It's so easy to be lazy.
And 20 crazy
For daisy,
And make every second word quite" or ''teo;"
To worship painted g asses,
And 10 rave about Parnassus--
Which Ii all estheiic lasses
seem 10 do.
For this strange esthetic craze
Shall hil my nights aud days
For lily love my title heart shall futter;
And my teapot and my fan H
Shall be products Of japan
oh, tell you IN be utter, utter, utter
u The Judge.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of pe.n Abba de Ramires, dsoe..

Estate Of Petra Abba de Ramires, deceased
Notice 10 hereby given bv tho undersigned, ad-
mnstrator Of the estate Of Petra Abila dc r ,mir-
es, deceased to the creditors Of and all pcr sons
having slaips against the said deceased TO exhibit
the same with the necessary vouchers, within four
months from tho first publication Of this notice,
TO the undersigned, at the office Of p. II. How.
ard, No. is Temple block, In the city Of Los An.
gelss, California.
JUAN r. RAMIREZ,
Administrator OF the estate Of Fstra Abila De
Ramirez, dsssassd
Dated kovsuzbsf lst, iasA " 4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

HIAIE OE CAI.IT OHNIAe q.
err Axs COUNTY or Los AsoRLss. "
On tho seventl anth day Of octobtr one thousand
eight hundred and eighty -thrss. personally sp-
pesred before mo, A. W. Potts, Clsrk IN
Henry W. stoll and Philip Q. Stoll. who>e names
are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, ss
the parties thereto, personally known " me 1, Be-
The same persons described In, and who executed
the said annexed instrument, as paftits titestc.
and the said Horny W. Stoll and Philip Q.
5toli, duly acknowledged 10 me thst they
executed the Same freely and voluntarily, and
for the uses and pu poses therein mentioned.
ia witness whereof ! have hersunto - ny
hand, and affixed my of1ciai seal, tho day ansl
year in this Certificate first above written.
fszALl A. ". POTTS, Clerk.
by L. II. Owen. Deputy. ole ~