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ODDS AND ENDS.

The story is told of member of the Governors
staff In the forenoon on the day of the Vice
presidents funeral in which this staff officer was
to take part, he called at the residence of gen.
tleman who was also to act as an aid on that oc-
casion. tor the purpose of comforting with him.
Our staff officer was magnifcenty arrayed, and
as he dismounted, glittering in buttons and re-
splendent in colors, and ascended the steps. the
eyes Of all the servant girls in the neighborhood
were upon him. He rang the bell and little
miss of four years answered the ring. The
martial display struck her with awe.
Little girl, is your pa In"
'Nun-nun-no sir"
us your ma at home2"
Y-y-yes sir"
please tell her that a gentleman wishes to
speak with her."
Breathless the little one ran to her mother
''Who is it dearl"
Gasping for breath, she finally answered: II
d-d-don't know. 1-I.-guess it's God"
x**
other day, in which he referred to witness
who, while he testified to seeing number of
things that favored the other side, could not re-
member things nearer and greater that would
have helped Mr. Herods client. 1.-The witness, y
said Mr.. Herod reminds me of an old lady
down In bartholomew county. She was nearly
eighty years o.d, and, much to the dsmay of
her sons and daughters, contemplated matri-
mony with farm hand, who was
about twenty-five years old. The old
lady had considerable property. and
this fact was additional reason for opposition on
the part of her children. She was demonstrated
with, and finally one of her sons said: why,
mother, you are too old to marry; your eyesight
is almost gone; you couldn't see William if he
was put out there on the barn.
'The old lady thought she could, and finally
agreed that If she could not, she would forego
the marriage. and pass the remainder of her days
in single blessedness.
"The sons went and got the young man, a
ladder was placed against the barn. and he
mounted to the roof. Shading her eyes with
her hand, the old lady looked long and anx-
iously, and finally broke out with: Well it is
Gurus; can't see the barn. but can see Will
iam.'n
It may not now be considered in bad taste to
tell the truth regarding the crowd of alleged al
dermen that Carter Harrison brought with him
from Chicago, and who, with Carter occupied
the most prominent seats in ST. Paul's
Church during the funeral services of
the Vice-president. Mayor Harrison himself
sat In the pew next to that occupied by Mrs
Hendricks really at her side, with the dividing
line of black between. while alongside and next
to the mourners sat the fourteen aldermen. In
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-07
PRESS NOTICES.

HARPER's BAzAR is not only an authority in
the world of fashion and on matters relating to
the home, out it also contains in every mum Der
an abundance of useful and entertaining reading
of general interest.-Observer N. Y
To take it is a matter of economy No lady
can afford to be without it-Chicago Evening
Journal.
Par excellence the ladies' paper of the country,
mirror of fashion, minister of comfort and or
nament of the family.-The Watchman, Boston.
1t has become an established authority with
the ladies of America.-N Y. Evening Post.
A welcome visitor in thousands of homes
N Y Tribune.
The arbiter and instructor in taste, fashion,
and household economy.-Providence Journal.
The very best family paper in the country
New Orleans Times Dem ocrat.
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PRESS NOTICES.

model of what family periodical should be.
Boston Traveller.
1t meets the highest wants of the people
Washington Post.
1t abounds In brightness, variety and in ad-
mirable illustrations. There is something for
every kind of taste, and entertainment for ALL
London Daily Telegraph.
Of all the magazines, this maintains the highest
standard of uniform excellence.-Examiner n. Y
Its history is large part Of the literary history
of the nineteenth century in America.-N Y.
Journal of Commerce.
Its illustrations as superb as its articles are
varied, racy and structive.-Christian at Work,
N. Y.
A perfect encyclopedia of literature and art.
Observer N Y.
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AdYioa To Mnthars:

be used when children are cutting teeth. It re.
heves the little sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as "bright as
a button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t
soouhes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes Twenty
five cents bottle
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-07
The Elks' Benefit.

The local lodge of Elks have arranged to hold
the next annual benefit at English's Opera-house.
Thursday evening, Jan. %. A fine bill is being
arranged. consisting of minstrel first part, with
Colonel Shaw as interlocutor, and end men,
vocalists, specialists. and others made up from
the order. The olio will embrace volunteer per-
formances by both professional and amateur
peoule
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natl authorities Chief Of Police Hudson, Of.
that city, telegraphcd yesterday that an officer
would be here to-day to take him back there. 1t
is thought McMullen's Cincinnati work gives
him better chance for the penitentiary than
his connection with the burglary at W. II. Nor
rison's house, which depends altogether upon
circumstantal evidence.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-07
rheumatism

According to the best authorities. originates in
morbid condition of the blood Tactic acid caused by
the decomposition of the geatinous and albuminous
tissues, crculates with ths blood and attacks the
hbrous tissues particularly in the joints and thus
causes the local manifestations Of the disease The
back and shoudersare the parts usually affected by
rheumatism and the joints at the knees ankles, hips
and wrists are also sometimes attacked Thousands
OF people have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla positive
and permanent cure for rheumatism. This medicine,
by its purifying and vitalizing action the blood
corrects the of the disease and it also gives
strength to every function of the body. If you suffer
from rheumatism try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
About a year ago I was pretty well run down. be-
ing troubled with rheumatism and Indigestion and my
blood being very poor / began to take Hoods Sarsa
garilla andit gave me great relief" JOHN LEWIS,
Torrington, Conn.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists $1 six for So. Prepared by
q. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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NATURES balsam for all complaints of the
lungs, the throat and the bronchial tubes is
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar Coughs
and colds vanish as if by magic under its sooth-
ing, healing operation. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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BOUND VOLUMES

The last Three Annual Volumes of HARpERs
WEEKLY. in cloth binding, sent by mail postage
paid or by express, free of expense provided
the freight does not exceed one dollar per vol.
ume), for $500 per volume.
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BOUND VOLUMES.

The last Three Annual Volumes of HARpER's
Bazaar, in cloth binding. sent by mail, postage
paid: or by express. free Of expense (provided
the freight does not exceed one dollar per VOL
ume), for $500 per volume
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BOUND VOLUMES.

The Volumes of HARPER's MAGAZINE, for
three years back, in cloth binding will be sent
by mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of So 90
each; or, in halfcalf binding on receipt of S. %
each.
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Surrendered to Cincinnati Authorities.
William McMullen, arrested Thursday morn
eng with the New York burglars at No. GIT East
Washington. is to be given over to the Cincn.
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PAYsoN's indelible ink is used with any clean
pen. Simple and reliable. Sold by all drug
gists.
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PRESS NOTICES.

children, whose lives it will make better and
brighter with its weekly visits.-Zion's Herald.
Boston.
This bold venture in the field of juvenile liter
ature has proved victory. :. 1t deserves wei.
d., in the Sunday School Journal, N. Y
model juvenile. A boy or girl can have no
purer and brighter magazine as weekly guest
Independent, N. Y.
Its tone, variety and general excellence of lit
erary workmanship are admirably Sustained.
Christian Union, N Y
1t continues to lead the weekly publications
for youth.-The Living Church, Chicago.
sort of necessity in Juvenile life So
nrmly has the little weekly magazine taken hold
upon its readers that one can scarcely conceive
OF the time when it was not-N Y. Evening
Post
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BOUND VOLUMES.

Volume VI. with about 700 Illustrations pp
viii, 832 4to Ornamental Cloth 49, So A few
hand. Price $50 each Volume I, for 1880
out of print
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Reduction IN The Price Of GaSI
Notice to Gas Consumers
and Others.

Your attention Is called to the marked reduction In
the price of gas which took effect on the LIST day Of
consumers at 81 so per 1000 cubic feet This prics
is certainly within the reach of all for both ghting
ndcookng purposes The convenience and comfort
of cooking by gas, especially during the summes
months where fire is not otherwise required can
only be thoroughly appreciated by those who have had
experiencen its useful application for that purpose
last four years large number of gas stoves and Is
satisfied from tho many testimonials from its patrons
that these stoves ''ill long felt want"
Gasoline Stoves changed to Gas Stoves at .
small expense.
"a Stoves and Gas Engines FOR SALE At
COST.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12

The best interests Of humanity depend Of
'he v,ni 10 lth &" ur ", nen folks aud vet
thoS With brightest ntellarts s'"n TO suffer
rnns' with sil,nents peculiar to fem lie life. /
is well to remember that the whole femal
v>'s can be built up to y pros-r state o
SenAnranre. pinplrS. S,res. swollen limh
onhly pains, aad other indications 'ffena
iiseis'. made to disappear. robust health
mind nd body take the place of illness and
liStrr.S. ia tim Nv use is NAL. a DR.. Gnvsott's
Yellcy Dock and SarS .nAriia. II restores the
'',od 10 perfect health. it STR lgthcns tnt
ndSr;l|ar and nervous system. 1t gisrs tout
To thu digestive and urn nv organs. 1t ailsv>
I'll irritation OF the mucous membrane. In
vord, II is \ perfect female me lic.ne, and ald'
very unrton of female life. Ne other re .el
qsalS It. Have your druggist get It. fake
,bsti'Ite.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-12
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

Is not q new claimant for popular colld-
del. q. but medicine which " today
saving the h'M OF the third generation
who have come into being since It WAS
first offered 70 the public.
There Is 1T household In which this
invaluable remedy has once been In
troduced where ~ use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not person
who rs ever given it prop T trial
for anv throat or lung disease .useep-
tble OF cure, who has not been made
well BY It.
AYFR'S CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
in numbc less instances. cured obstinate
cases Of .onic Bronchitis, Larvngitls,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
SIS cd nany patients In the earlier stages
of Pul,non. ~ Consumption. il ka
medicine that only requires TO be taken in
mail doses, pleasant 10 ihc taste, and 10
needed in e, nv house where there are
children, az tl'crc il nothing so good -
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment of Group and WhoopinG Cough.
These are oil plain facts. which can b
verified BY anybUdr. and should De ~
membercd by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral, d,
PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all Druggists
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A lady. who suffered IRON weakness pee l..
liar to h'r sex Ia writing u a friend. sal |: II
tr"h Various kidney medicines but ony fou
myself growing worse. 4 friend t,li ne To
use i'r. Guys"tts Yellow Dock and >arsapar-
lila. Its effect ON me was ,oon in l'cAtA hv a
clear and beautiful complexion. freed IN
ron aches and pans. a complete rem wal f
nervous depression, palnl,ss regularity in
HABITS Of digestion. ana otherwise. Cannot
praise the remedy too highly as n tru! friend
suffering womanhool. aid ss IA strea ,then-
ny mediciue."
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SUNBRI0uT LETTER.
LENoX.

The Post Office has been rem wed +,
l.. H. Aosers store building On the en-,
side of the railroad.
Miss Rebeccs Joneg, vino is teachi'i
school at Memo, was visiting Der parents
mere Saturday aud Sunday.
Julian Doubleday and S. Z. Frankli
have returned from their surveying
trip.
Mr.. Comstock, Of Northern New
York spending few days here with
view to locating in this country.
Mrs. L. H. Mosler has been quite
sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Strawbridge and daugh-
ter Mabel arrived here Saturday. The,
will make Sunbriyht their home for til
yiuter and will be Pleasant addition
% our society.
Jas. A. 'Mosier, who has been atten
ling school ut Athens, TcnA, has IT,
turned to Sunbrisht AMI is clerking III
the Post Office.
DR.. S. W. Ely Of Cincinnati visited
our town few days ago.
DR.. Stevens Of Harrodsburg, KY, i,
in town with the expectation Of remain
ing here some time for the benefit u hi,
health.
+. 4. Ella, If Pilot Nj. was in town
Tuesday.
Most ofns were pretty well frightened
ny he high wind Tuesday night. Their
were only Just enough brave ones left
to laugh Al the rest.
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WORTHY
Of Confidence.
Avco,c Sarsapari!lai'a medicine thGt,
A1En y during nearly 40 wears, in !

80 TT, AZ,
hvER'c Sarsaparl!la u q mcdiclnc'h'',
HS.u y during nearly ~ wears. III :
parts OF ,nc "o,hi, has II0.tu
to medical science.
CARcApACSlIA (cx'racteuiro'n
SH"oHt r"!e-H the root ot !
genuine iionduras oarnalaIa'a,
base, and Ito powers are enhanced ny
the extracts OF Yellow DOCK anu otii
lingia. the iodide. OF Potassium ana
Iron, and other potent INGREDIENTS.
lc your blood vitiatcd by arrangements
10 Of the digestive and a,sinliIatOry 1iinc'
tons! il 1t tainted by ScrofulaI OF
does 1t contain the poison OF mercury
or Contagious Disease! :,
Tue leading physicians OF inc Nn,!fu
-" states, VINO hnowtnS 'o", .,r ,h.,i
nothing else 80 good for iie urlilra.
fion OF tho blood II wi'hin lie range q
pharmacy: ;.
cNI ny Inc use OF 'hH rcmeuY
WI possible ior rsrson VIZ, h.. H.
corrupted blood to a'iain sound IN, near y; !
=; s;;;;;' IL; ''is s 'ss s,
'vH , q! ' r' ssr.t', ~ . rors
ruption from the blood, but i'tarlcll-
H Ms.' o rau Wv
.....r.r witnesses, all over tire
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ADVICE I'd NOT r. 5

ADVICE TO NOT FRS
Are WI disturbed AZ niyHt and broken .
your rest b. sex CHI | Suff ring and erwin
with p,in of,u'tiny tp,,h? 'fso. saal 3,
once ar get bait" ~ Mas WtVsL,w
SnrMlNG SYRup FER CHILDREN rserHIN
It's value is inral'uable. II w,llr.l-ve
poor lttle sufferer inn lat"ly. D'p'
upon II, mothers, there ism IN Stah" ,1t
1t cures lvsent"rv aul ii ,rrhe re- .iIat IS ths
stomac aud bowels. cures W n colo. sotens
the gums, re urs iuht'nnatioi. and Civ %
tone All energy t, the whole system Mas
WINsLoN's SoorIINs SYRup FOR CHlLDRE'
TEETH so is pleasant to the taste. u ii is tn
prescription of ole OF the Oldest and bst fc
male nlrs"s and physiciens in the Unit
States, ii is for sale by all drug ,lsts through
out the world. Price Is cents IA bottle.
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That, hut the trouble is in finding enou, h
members who want tho same changes
Each man sees how slight molihca-
tion would promote the passage of his
little bill, and he will vote for it unani-
mously, hut in the multitude of desires
there is much diversity, So to speak
and there's the rub, AS Mr.. Springer can
tell you from experience.
LEyoy.
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Terms
Advertising Rates:

Que inch, One ln,. rtion. S 100
e " Each subsequent insertion... 81
Quarter column, lhree m,,nths. ....... 1000
-" Six mouths.......... 1900
+" One year ............... l0.oo
Halt column, Three months ...,........ 1910
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SIX months ................ 1910
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Reading notIceS, ~ centslei line.
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PICKS SuN. publish at Milwaukee, Wis
consln, rs thr mast humorous pa er N Anterca
to day. tien ". Peck, its riror and pr,pri-
etor, stands without an "lnal a, humori,t
He believes ~ making sp ap y, an 10
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cel!ent paper. oar rraiers r.n t. tf al
tho prospects,, Of p, cas- Sua, l., an th.r
col ma. sample copies n,iled trer any
address.
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Ever, one should tell lis. neiyhbor that 'e
BEST re-, ,dy for curing coughs aud cells. d
the onl sure cure for consumption, is r.
W,>tsr'- alsam OF Wild Cherry. IL IS a.. y
ami 10 IT. and very soo;h,us aud hcall in
Is eilect.
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TNHM fj!asAE.E3 may be fcnnd on
In IN kfsA@SEa file ut Gro. ?.
. II aSI D ESa knE i HOW'LL !; Cos
News aapcr Advertising Bureau 10 Spruce
e. S Is ;; s; sssi / %;S NEW YORK.
Iucklen's Arnica Sllve

The BEST SALvg IN the worli for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. U GERS. salt Rheu'n, Fever
Sores, ,ttrr. Chap'ed Hands. Chlbl,i
Corns, AID all Skin lruptIons. and pos tivel,
cures Piles 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction. or moaey refunded. Price rs
cents p box. For sale by Rugby ling
Store.
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There is no pain. no matter how severe
nor what the cause. that ca not be partly or
wholly relieved by Johnyon's AaoIyne Lin
iment, used internally ,.a externally. II is
the most powerful remed. XII avn TO IN dical
men,
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HANOVER, .. Fob. Ii. 1881.

llANovnR. q. Fob. b. lSSi
After having lung f'ver and pnenn,iia |!
had a Grpad;ul cough and coila not sleep ~
night. The doctors roll me ,al Co,su np'io
and would due. | have taken six bot les OF
Piso's Cure aud my cough is entirely von. and
| am a. well as ever.
EMEIIvg Form,
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To any holy who has llsease of throat o.
lnnrs, We will send proof that Pso's Cur for
Consun tlon has cared the same conp, int
IN other cases. Address.
h. 7. HAzELTINg, Ware Pm,
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LOCALS.

LOCALS.
Mir. and Mrs. Otis Brown left on
Tuesday tor halsas.
Mr.. Eugene & lila: left for Chat
tauooga on tuesday last.
Buy your oats, corn, hay and
mill iced at Skenes.
Mr. Cyrus CLARK was in town on
Sunday last returning to Allardt
on Monday.
The Library is indebted to Mr..
II B. Blair, OF Washing ON, for q
donation of S.
Mr.. Wright and family have
moved from Mrs. Wells into the
Newbury House
Miss Marshall rode over to Rug
by yesterday, returning h"ae this
morning.
A full line in dry goods, groceries,
and hardware, at Voiles & Welch.
MIR. Rlddell started this morning
for Mt Sterling, X on a short
visit to Mrs. Iladden.
There will be NJ celebration of tic
Holy Communion at CHRIST Church
to- morrow Sunday.
The weekly meeting of the Ladies'
Church Working Socie.y will he
held on Wednesday Mex, at Mrs.
Onderdonks S.
Skene buys by the carload and
saves freight.
C,l. Henderson, Knoxville, spent
Sunday in town, the guest vi Mr.. X.
Walton, leaving on Monday mvr
ming for Jamestown.
A supply Of fresh meat constant
ly on hand at the lowest prices at
the CoMMIssARY.
Mr.. Wright has purchased from
Mr.. Wells Is acres of land situated
OH the east side Of the peterborough
road, next to Mr. Parrots four acre
lot
Soluble Pacific Guano, $500 per
sack at Skencs.
The Right Rev. Charles Todd
Quintard, DID. LID, Bishop OF
Tennessee, is expected in Rugby on
Saturday next, and will hold Ser
vice at Christ Church ON Sunday.
We have been requested to an
nouncs that the farm known as the
"Amos YORK ptsce," description
OF which we gave some time ago. is
now in 4 condition to be sold by
private contract. Application should
be made to Mr.. R. Walton, Rugby,
Tenn.
We are requested to announce
that in order to save expense the
old ticsets are being used for the
Social Club Ent rtainment, and
purchasers are cautioned against
being mlsled by the words "in aid
of the Hughes Public Library
printed or them, the entertainment
this time being in aid Of the Rugb,
Public School.
THE NEW HOTEL CERTAIN
1t is also an established fa It tina
J A. DIMLING Keeps the larges
best, and most complete Sock o
BOOTS ard SHOES in Morgan
County.
In connection with the above Fl
supplies his Patrons with Groceries
Hardware. Cigars and Tobacco
at the lowest going prices.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-12-03
Non.Re.i.Ient Notice.

JAMES COMFORT Trustee, In the chupcery
G, W, BRADLEY ct al Wash CO., Tenn.
Tn this case it appearing from the allegations
In compliments bill which is sworn IL, TINT
the defendants George b. Wylie Caleb n. Kney-
ais. George A. Fink, comprising the firm Of Wy
lie, Knevals Co. and c. W. Bradley and Fred
5. Groves surviving partners OF the firm Of c. W,
bradley 4 Co. and L. ] Brooks, formerly mem
W. OF said firm of G. w. Bradley & Co and viii
liam Goodrich, Fred Goodrich, King Goodrich
Hattie Goodrich and Minnie Erp and husband.
William Erp, heirs at law Of James Goodrich.
deceased, partners Of said firm Of c. W. Bradley
&Co. ara all non-resideutS Of the state OF Ten
nessee and that said defendants wylie, Knevals
& co. and G. W. Brady & Go. are justly indeht-
ed to the complainant By decree of the Supreme
Court of Tennessee in the sum of S25, 1880, and
upon said allegations under oath and affidavit
l.of the complainant in writing in said bill, an
attachment has been regularly issued and levied
upon the property OF said defendants 10 satisfy
tsaid Indebtedness: Ii is therefore ordered By
inc that they be and are hereby required to do
50, and that publication be made as required by
law for four consecutive weeks in THE COMET a
! newspaper published in Johnson City, in said
county notifying said nonresident defendants
70 appear before our said Chancery Court at
court to be holden at the Court House IN Jones'
boro on the 4th Monday of November 1885, to
wit, on November SOth, 1885, being Monday Of
the 2nd week of the term, and make defense
70 the suit thus commenced against them by at
ltaehment or the allegations Of said bill will be
taken for confessed and this cause set for hear
I ing ca pdTte as to them. Witness A. Il. Bowman,
Clerk and Master OF said court at Office, this
| Oct 18th. 1885. W. +. YouSG. u. C. & NJ