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The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-17

The new i.on bridge overihe Hooas-
town mill pond is com.l"sed.
The revival meetings mt feihs'''e
continues with deep interest.
There are 2lG dogs in the township
according to the assessors list.
A new footpath bridge has been
holt over Bulls Run at tie Cove.
Sheriff Kelly was in town on Thurs
diy pos ing mp antr-hribery posters
At Uir5orn's, tle square halter, is
where YOU want to get your head geal.
The schooner CLAYTON & Lowher is
on B.arber's railway undergoing re-
pairs.
Capt. Thomas MAYOR has raised TIC
foot Path in frunt Of his o. lyh M
it GDed III.
The northeast wind ana the back
wa er from the rains caused high tides
on Taestly.
Jonathan W. Acton, Mayor Of Salem
was chairman of The Democratic OF
yen;ion Oh Thursday.
s. r. .eat& Bro. ere wids awake i"
their ANNOUNCEMENT tn the reading
hubble. Read their letter.
Josiah NJ. Bricks new horlse which
IL building IN Woodstown, is t. he nm
i.hed in hard wood in the l:st story.
uerlert E. D1lhow expects to move
10 Camden on Monday where he has
secured u situation III a rubber factory
Some Of the fat mcrs have cut tier
corn and put it up in heaps to cnre the
stalk, especially these WAC have n't
much hay.
Rev. w. Narge,rm viii preach III
tie Beufel Church on lo-norsow AFR
noon as a.v. J. L. Watsoa is attend
ing COAT renee.
George II. smith who conpled lis
fortune with q Brdgeion bills has
gene to house keeping in George Stan
TOMS rev house.
1t wa remarked the other day that
too many were born with their mouths
ape who never afterward learned to
keep them shut.
J.T. Mallin & Son, Of WILMINGTON,
reprus their announcement to our
readers this week Of the fine stock of
clothing thes keep.
Mr. Wm. Garrison left on Tuesday
morning on the yacht Kestrel to spend
two weeks on the Oh eas2eake bay,
cunning and fishing.
The farmers are busy getting the
ground ready to 90 their wheat, come
have Their wheat all in, Others are late
owing t. he low price Of sweet pota-
toes.
This is the time Of year when tkc
small boy wendeth his way from home
on Sunday 10 The chestnut tree to ga
Their the brown nuts While lis parents
are at church.
The Upper Penns Neck delegates tc
the County Republican convention
were George Stanton, J. d. Torton,
David ID. Simpkins, George Elkintor
and Joseph V. Clark.
The project Of binding a new cdurti
in Pennsville is being much talk Of by
the people of that community. Many
think it too FIR for the village people t,
walk to the oh church.
The delegates from Upper Pens
Neck to the Democratic co: ventioI
were William Lawrence, ST., James y
Springer, Charles w. Merton, Vim. +
Yeager and j. f. Layton.
Clipped iren Cara arrGbyia;;r, ub6eTsi
na'ure Of G. Bis chett Robinson, rIorr.; ] va
euref Of ~o'trcurrins bilious headaches b
Burdoch BioA pittcfs.
Cure for Group -Use Or. Thomas Eeetri
onaccordtng 70 direction. itis the best rems
~ fos 70 satden attacks Of eolfs, gain ana q
oanation, and for injuries.
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MARRIED.

WHITESELL- MANKIN. - On
August %, 1885, st the residence of the
brides uncle No. 1916 Passyuuk Ave,
philadelphia, by the Rev. L. Warren
Sapiioro, pa II of the Passyunk Bap-
t.st church. of Phila., Mr.. John G..
Wiri;esell aud Rebecca l.. Mmkin,
both OF Salem n. J.
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TIMBER SALE
.Vill be sold at public sale on

u II De sOId az puDHc saItO
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1855
on the premises Of John Gayenta in oldmans
township on the road leading from Perbinto8n
to Dolbow's Landing, about 4 mile from the
former place adjoining lands OF George
Sparks aud Amos Justice, the timber standing
GU ab0at.
6 ACRES
OF ground, consisting Of white and back oak,
spruce. pine. an chestnut. suitable for frame
s.uf. posts, and cord wood. 1t is on high
ground aud easy Of aeeess. win be sold in i is
10 shit purchasers Sale will begin at2 o'clock
p. ST. Conditions made ktoen at sale by
JOHN GAVENTA.
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CHURCHES.

mt-A
F,tASurl. tBrickl- Rev. " Margeinm r,,,c.
~ 49, ~ Tues iay evening 7,45. ,M.eeling
pn"2 gco.notion 81 CHRISTIAN Holiness led by MrS.
Cpi,ninrham. JhHisgay. sIeht1ig 20; ,,oraor.
um superintendent.
sr p,rLsa-Hev. G.. Elgin; ,ua
Preaching at 10 4 NJ. and7.1 r; NJ. Pubic
,-ayar ~lucctlng Tnesday eyeElhgSt - NJ
,ass meeting. I'D by airs. LouueFpdch' iA"i@
aey& a eysLit III olat 2.SO r. 81. 8. Il. Leap super
attendant.
WeaES's GE9IsrttE F~kNfERAScE NPPo1n,I's
yt mS9iH N IS. Mrs. i. d.. rorton. President;
~. tren,Snding Secretary, Miss Reoe lhohp-
EEu
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Mail from Philadelphia and intermediate
nlsrss arrive daily. except sunday al 700 2;
Z and < .O5 and I:l7 p. ~. Mali closes ~ G:5o
e,0i n.gDa m. NaintbirS and letters register
on application. Fee, 10 eerts.
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We have the best assort-
ment of fine ready made
Clothing you can find,
Much of it is our own
make and gotten up in
a way that will be sure
10 satisfy our Customers
ana cause them to return
and bring their friends
with them. We cut
our Cloth ng to fit, trim
and make up well, SO
that you will find gar
ments that will hold their
shape and look well.
Then our prices are an
object to- close buyers,
as we aim to keep them
moderate. We buy large
ly and with ready cash
so that We get the very
best bargains which we
offer to oul patrons.
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,rrn,rnnrs,r rRorESTANT

MAR11rns B~ETayt.-Rey J2hn II Ssian,noSins
s"rrrsnerii ieg At 2 and 20 Pm Prayer meet nee.
ing Wednesday evening ana Ol1'' m'''"s
lrfday evening.
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nr1 r1NRP 4 R
PoST OFFICE.

srtssiin' ieaye PcdfirktowR 1UMinutes aiter leaY-
nc or before arriving II rcnusgroyc.
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.DIRECTOR


ser Var si.5o. In Advance si.25.-
an aansosiptiona outside of the Coun-
a. nsstst be ratd sfrlntiy In
satgltsng Rates maze known on apphcatloh-
S,tnfs,. cspY 0f RUCOIpgeat by request.
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s.

elTIrRDAY. OCTOBER, II, 1885.
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TAILORING

! AE@OAAEaSs
We are prepared to do
the finest work, having
a full corps Of Cutters
ank Tailors. Our Gus
omdepartment contains
a very large assortment
OF Fine Foreign and do
mestic Suiting5 and
Tousclings which weare
prepared to make up
promptly and in a salts
factory manner.
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The crusade unon the Devils. r.,

The crusade upon the Devils Lake
land Office. which seems 70 have its
chief backing in Fargo. has Il sus.
picious look. The whole affair savors
OF conspiracy Oh the part of q few
soreheads and political wire pullers to
remove the land officers, as well as the
editor of the 1nter.Ocean from his
position rs postmaster. The grand
jury could not lawfully bring jim an
Indictment against these gentlemen,
but majority found u sufficient mum.
Der Of alleged facts in their opinion
to warrant the removal of these officers.
1t would seem to us that the Fargo
grand jury went out of its way in this
matter.
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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1885.
GENERAL GRANT.

The press everywhere for the week
past has teemed with expressions of
sorrow at the death of General Grant
and with glowing tributes to his great
worth and the grand achievements of
his life. 1t has been given to but few
in the worlds history at once to gain
so strong hold OH the affections of
his countrymen and so prominent a
place in the worlds arena. Nor was
his remarkable career owing to causes
accidental or magical. BY strength of
will and strength of character, by in.
domitable perseverance and fidelity to
duty. he rose from the humblest to the
most exalted position in the nation.
His name and valiant deeds will be q
treasure to future generations and his
life al example of the success that may
be attained by singleness and strength
of purpose and answering devotion to
duty. The nation deeply mourns his
loss and will ever revere his memory.
We reproduce here the touching
address of Governor Pierce, issued on
the 23rd inst" 10 TIE PEOPLE OF
DAKOTA: In recognition of the uni.
versal sorrow AZ the death of General
Grant, l recommend that the day set
apart for the funeral be observed
throughout the Territory, by ceasing
from ordinary business pursuits, and
that the people unite in testifying
their respect for the departed soldier
the foremost citizen of his time.
Such lives are rare. Few men are
permitted to render such service, to
gain such renown. to merit such dis.
tinction. In his victories the people
rejoiced, in his misfortunes they sor.
rowed, i'll his death they mourn.
Looking back OH career of unex.
ampled success, OH Il record of sur.
passing brilliancy. his greatest triumph
came ut the close of his years, when a
nation, fogetting its past differences.
bowed i'll sorrow around his bedside,
and united in gracious tribute to
his honor and his name. Unconquer.
able in war, magnanimous in victory,
simple and transformations in peace, he
came close to the hearts of the people,
and to the people is committed q fitting
observance of that ~ whe,. lie shall
be laid to rest with Washington and
Lincoln. ensllrinel like them in
nations gratitude and a nations love-"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-31

Dakota has two penitentiaries now,
but, alas. not enough convicts to run
them both. But the statesmen of our
last legislatures, wEo didn't seem to
know how to make laws, had to do
something. In fact. we might have
had two or three more penitentiaries
going into the public institutions bus
mess on the wholesale plan. AS it is,
however. the authorities are making
had Gov. Pierce not discounteinerced
an effort to get Montana's pcnitcntiary
business. In any case, if VIC have
another legislature like the last, we
are likely to need all the penitcntiary
room we have.
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An Enterprising, Reliable House.

e. Moore & Co. of Penlbina and ID. Nc.
&ruer of Hamilton can always be relied
upon, not only to carry in stock the best Of
every thing, but to secure the agency for
such articles as have well-known merits,
and are popular with the people, thereby
sustaining the reputation of being always
snterprising and reliable. Having sccur-
ed the agency of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, will sell it on positive
guarantee. 1t will surely cure any and
every affection of throat, lungs, chest. and
to show our confidence, we invite you to
call and get trial bottle free.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-31

The present prospects are that wheat
will bring a good price. 1t is true,
the amount of wheat OH hand in the
country is greater than last year, but
there is reported a corresponding de-
liciency i'll Europe. so that on the
whole, there seems be no danger of
wheat being a drug in the market
this year,
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A WONDERFUL DIscoyery.

Consumptives and all who suffer from
any affection of throat and lungs, can
find a certain cure in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. Thousands
of permanent cures verify the truth Of
this statement. No medicine can show
such record of wonderful cures. Thous.
ands of once hopeless sufferers now CRATE
fully proclaim they owe their lives to
this New Discovery. 1t will cost you
nothing to give it trial. Free trial
bottles at G. Moore & Co.'S drug store,
or D. McGruer's. Large size, $l.OO.
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The announcement that General
Grant will be inferred in Central
Park. New York, has been received
with surprise. Several other places. as
Galena. Mount Vernon, or West Point
would occur to most minds as a more
suitable place for the distinguished
soldier. But the wish of the family
is paramount to that of the nation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-31

A large proportion of the wealthy
and aristocatic of London look with
disfavor Oh the course of the Pail
Mall Gazette in making it's terrible
disclosures. Perhaps it is not particu.
larly uncomplimentary to the Gazette
that the Prince of Wales ordered his
paper stopped. and that Irving, the &C.
tor, tried to get all the theaters in
London to boycott it. These are sig.
niiicant facts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-31
HALLS vss4sga fEtzs5
Hair Renewer.

Seldom does popular remedy win such q
strong hold upon the public confidence as has
HALLS HAIR REVIEWER. The cases in which
1t has accomplished q complete restoration Of
color to toe hair, and vigorous health to tho
scalp. are innumerable.
Old people like it for its wonderful power to
restore to their whitening locks their original
color and beauty. Middle-aged people like it
because 1t prevents them from getting bald,
Keeps dandrutf away, and makes the hair
grow thick and strong. Young ladies like 1t
as dressing because it gives the hair q beau.
THU glossy lustre, and enables them to dress
II IN Whatever form they wish. Thus it is tho
iaVorite OF all, and 1t has become so simply
because 1t djsappoints no one,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-31

Faint streaks of the sure dawninp
of better times are seen on the finan.
cial horizon of the country. But
much depends on the results in the
harvest fields of the country for the
next few weeks.
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Rev. A. w. Edwards, of Austin,
MIMI, formerly pastor of the NJ. E.
church at Emerson, has received the
degree of PHI. B. from the Illinois
Wesleyan University.
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U. s. land Office Grond Enrns u q Limo 40 ,sos

u s. land Office, Grand Forks, d. n. June %, 1ss5
Notice is hereby given that the following. nam.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim aud that said
proof Will be made before the Judge, or in his
absence the clerk Of the District court of Pembina
Co., ID. IT, at Pembina. d. 4, on August 18Th, 1855.
VIZ: John J. Dcvaney,
for sw or sec q, 1G2 II. 52w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ofsaiI
land, viz: VIM. Robson, Vim. Riley, John Crum
ney and Jas. OSnlmngllnessy. all Of Carlisle, DIT,
~" Is. q. TIFFANY, Register.
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U, S. Land Office, Grand Forks. D. r. June "a 49,,

U, S. Land Office, Grand Forks D. T., June "a, 1855
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make H.
nal proof IN support OF his claim alld that said
proof will BE- made before Charles W. Andrews.
notary public at Walllalla, Dakota, on August is,
1885, viz: Charles Gravline,
LOT Ots ana = and sW ar. sw Or, sec &c, 16l 81
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, VIZ: Octave Tetrault, Cllas. Richards,
John d. richards and 4. NORM, all of WulllulIu.
Dakota. 49, i. q. TIFFANY, Register.
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Col. Bob. Ingersoll rises to say that
the work Of the bible revision com.
mittee is not satisfactory. The learned
committee doubtless made mistake
In not asking Ingersoll to help them.
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Aleline Either.
L.aud oilice. Grnud Eorks y y 1une % ,ss

Land Office, Grand Forks, d. L. June 90, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following.nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proofin support of his claim and that said
proof will be taken before the Judge or in his
absence before the Clerk of District Court, at
Pembina, ID H., Oh August 3lst, 1885, viz:
Louis BONN,
for the W Inf se or sec 90 and llf ne ar sec q.
t 1863, r55.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
German and Andrew Martineau, nll Pembina
county DIT. 4S-l DC. TIFFANY, Register.
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Mathematical railroads are going
forward with great rapidity. all over
the territory. not withstanding the
hard times.
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Tho p&w. RR

Mr.. ]. Opperman, the civil engineer,
now living in Buffalo, but formerly con-
nected with the engineer corps of the
Lehigh Valley r. R., and who was in
Duluth about two weeks since, returned
last evening, having been as far east as
New York city. He visited New York
at the request of Oliver w. Barnes, one
Of the men most interested in the early
completion of the Duluth & Winnipeg.
He received assurances that the affairs
of the road were beginning to take a more
favorable turn, and he was engaged Ivy
Mr.. Barnes to come to Duluth and start
on a tour of inspection of the entire pro-
posed line of the road. Mr.. Oppcrman
therefore returned here at once with a
friend, who will accompany him ON the
trip. He will employ some competent
woodsman to go with him, and will go in
a few days, probably OH Saturday. He
expects that the EXPEDITION will take
about two months and when completed
a voluminous report will be submitted to
Mr.. Barnes in regard to the gradients,
curves, contiguous country and the pros
poets ola road in general. Mr.. Opper-
man represents Mr.. Barnes as saying
that the Duluth & Winnipeg can be
built if the people of Duluth will back
the enterprise with dollars and not with
wishes and wind.-Duluth Tribune.
George stlckney, ex-treasurer of Union
county, has been placed in Jail to await
trial under charge ofembezzling county
funds. This is a saddening chapter in
the once honorable career of an old
Dakotain. Mr.. stickney has been a
resident of Dakota for twenty years or
more and has held the position of re-
ceiver of the Vermillion land office. He
was afterwards elected to the Dakota legis-
lature and finally became treasurer of
Union county, an office held by him for
six years. About year ago an inycs-
tigation developed a shortage in his ac-
counts and civil proceedings were insti-
tuted against him. Recently the court
found judgment against Mr.. stickney in
the sum of $1,000. He was unable to
make good the shortage, his bondsmcn
him and the white haired
old man now lies in Jail under a criminal
charge.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-31

Two aristocratic Londoners engaged
in Il round of fsticuffs over Lily
Langtry. This affair occurred in Rot.
ten Row. How appropriate!
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The American Agriculturist for Aug.
ust. 1885.

ust, 1886,
Contains great variety of original full
page and smaller engravings, illustrating
noted farms and farm animals, fruits,
convenient implements, domestic con-
trivances. etc. Rev. E. P. Roe and Mr..
A. s. Fuller discourses on Strawberries;
Joseph Harris continues his Walks and
Talks, and gives hints OH the prevention
and cure of foot rot in sheep, curing
clover. hay, etc. Col. Weld writes des-
cription of the La FeApiary of st. DOM
lingo, and contributes a notice of the late
VIM. M'Combie, and the Angus Doddies.
D. ID. I. Moore discusses the merits of
small farms. DR.. Thurber tells about
new insect enemy of the pea, with other
horticultural articles. Henry Stewart
furnishes the most useful article on taking
off and treating hide; also notes about
labor saving implements and contrivances
and writes about a southern stock range.
Joel s. Munson, of Wisconsin, describes
a new hay derrick. L. e. Root gives his
excellent "bee notes" for August.
David w. Judd contributes various
articles. Gen. Armstrong writes an in
teresting paper about the farms for the
indian and freeman, at Old Point Comfort,
Va, supported by the government of the |
United States and the Legislature of
Virginia. Robt. B. Roosevelt gives a |
vived account of the pleasures of day
spent on his beautiful sharple yackt. A.
Thompson furnishes the plans and
details of construction of suburban
cottage costing $500. Mrs. WEIGH shows
us number of pleasant souvenirs of a
summer vacation in the Countrywide.
sl.5O year. Single numbers Is cts.
Publishers American Agricul-
Furist, ISL Broadway, New York.
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G. J. EDDY,

Gen. Fr't. and Pass. Agent, Fargo.
Two through passenger trains daily
morning and evening between Fargo and
st. Paul. Leave Fargo for the east and
south at 7.30 a. N. and s p. NJ. Arrive ut
Fargo 8 a. NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Afidavit and Order for Publication of Snm.

We keep on hand a full stock of note books. re-
ceipt books township receipt books school order
books. road overscers pass books, etc. which are
arc promptly attended to-
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DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS

Has become one Of the most important popu.
lar toilet articles for gcntlemen's use. When
the beard is gray or naturally Of On undo.
sirable shade, BCCKISGuAM's DYE is the
remedy.
PREPARED DY
R. r. Hall & Co., Nashua, NH.
Sold BY all Druggists.
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Blanks.

The following blanks will be found in
stock at the PIONEER EXPRESS Office, and
will be sent to any address at the follow
inc nrices.
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to all EASTERN AND SOUTHERN states.
The PEOPLES LINE is superb in al
its appointments, elegant coaches, Pull
man Sleepers Oh all night trains and it,
rates are always as low and TIME AS QUICK
as other lines.
When you GO EAST or COME WEST
try the Fargo & Southern.
Tickets for sale at all principal stations
for ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO and
all eastern and southern states.
For further information address
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Homestead No 1..................,,....
Homestead affidavit
Homestead proof
Notice for publcctioil.
Pre-emption-No. d.. ..................
Presumption proof.
Residence affidavit
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Annual Township Meeting ......................
Justice quarterly report.
Notice Of meeting Of Township supervisors.
Notice of election or appointment ...............
Notice to district clerk Of election of constable
Road
Release Of Damage. ............. ................
Supervisors Account Of Annual Township
Meeting ,,,........-.'.
Township bonds.
Verified account
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Assignment of chattel mortgage. .............
Affidavit to extend lien Of chattcl mortgage
1oAu "a
Long form chattel mortgage.
Mortgage note, coupon,
Notice Of chattel mortgage sale ................
Notice of real estate mortgage sale .............
Qut-claim deed ...................
Satisfaction of Mortgage (clattel.) ...........,.
satisfaction of Mortgage (real estate ).......
snort form chattal mortgage.
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JUSTICE COURT.

AfR,lavit for Observation-Disclosures.
Afidavit for claim and delivery.
Criminal Complaint
Commitment Observation-Disclosures.
Criminal
Complaint for goods sOld........................
Notice of appeal from justice court-"...........
Notice for taking deposition
Quarterly report of the justice ofthe peace.
Search warrant
acknowledgement form. ...............
Summons for money
Transcript for change Of Venue. .....
Transcript for Judgment.
Undertaking by defend't in claim and delivery
Undertaking on appeal. ....:".......:"...........
Undertaking by defendant In replevin ..........
Undertaking for attachment.
venue
Warrant to appraisers" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Writ of Attachment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
pR0RATE COIIRT