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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-14
THE STORM IL GREENE COUNTY.


Great Damage to Farm ProPcrty-Somc
Narrow Escapes from Death.
WAYNEsBuRGH, PA, July l3.-MondAy
afternoon Il heavy rain storm passed
through this county, and at certain sec.
tions considerable damage was done.
At Mr.. George Keigley's, in Morristown.
ship, the storm took TO itself the proper.
tiOns Of a hurricane, on rather small
scale, however, extending in belt OF
about four or five hundred yards in
width. 1t continued its course east,
wrcCking fences, knocking down wheat
stacks, oats, hay and corn, uproOting and
breaking of trees, thus doing vast dam.
age to many farmers. The large wool
house OF Mr.. George WisCcaryer near
town. was unroofed. Mr.. Mathew Gar
ncr and several members Of his family
had n narrow escape from death. They
had gone out on the farm to gather ber-
rics. The horse was hitchcd under q
large sugar tree, aud seeing the storm,
which suddenly came up, Mr.. Garner
and the family started for the buggy. A
large limb OF the tree was snapped oil,
and they had just fairly got seated in the
carriage when q portion Of the tree "a
twisted of, and fell on the horse, killing
it.. The animal was a fine one, and Mr.
Garner valued il at 500. In Washing,
ton and Franklin townships the farm.
lying in the course Of the storm suffered
severely in the damage to crops, fences
fruit trees and timber. Mr.. MoiIet csti'
mates his loss on his farm at $50. Some
pcCuliaritics Of the storm were noted by
the observing. At one point il would
get in It's work Of destruction in field
OF corn, oats or wheat, and leave the
fence intact. Those who witnessed the
storm say they have no desire to pas,
through any more such experiences.
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SORRY SIZE HAD TO LEAVE.
/ Runaway Girl Arrested at n salvation
Army IlarrneLa.

A Runaway Girl Arrested At salvation
Army Ilarrneks.
NEw YoRE, July l3.-Two yeaB ago
Katie Farrell, who was then fourteen
years old, ran away from her home at
Chester, Mass, and joined the Salvation
Army in Boston. She remained with
the Army in Boston, until a corple Of
weeks ago, when she was transferred to
the branch in Brooklyn. .
Yesterday Police Superintendent
Campbell was asked, through dispatch
from Boston, 10 arrest the girl, and de-
tectivc went to the barracks in Wash
ingt0n street and brought her to head
quarters. She said she had been brought
up Roman Catholic. but had been con.
verted by the SalvatiOnists, She had
been very kindly treated since she joined
the Army, and was much more happy
and contcntcd than when at home. She
was sorry that she had TO return to Ches.
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THE JURY HAS NOT REPORTED,
hut II Is ToIcrnbiy Certain that aIcDonal,
was Indicted for PrrIury.


was Indicted for rrrIury.
CIScIXXATI, o., July l3.-The grand
Jury has not made its final report and
will not do 30 before tomorrow, and
even then its action will not be made
known until the indicted persons are ar,
rested. Therefore there is no official
disclosure concerning the rumorcd in.
dictmcnt OF Henry $. Ives and Il. A. Me-
Donald who have figured in Cincinnati,
Hamilton 4 Dayton affairs. It seems to
be- tolcrably certain that Mcdonald has
been indicted for perjury. lie brought
suit for injunction, in which he charged
that the Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
road was insolvcnt, and that the Dlrcc'
tons were about TO sell the Cincinnati
Richmond & Chicago road, TO buy stock
for their individual Use.
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NEw YoRE, July l5.-Frcderick Rem
ington, the story Of whose suicide in
Colorado is told in these dispathcs this
morning, was one Of the strongest and
most promising Of the younger Amch'
can artists. His speciality was the paint
ing and drawing Of scCncs'Oi western
life In which Indians and soldiers were
prominent. These were marked by cX'
ccllcnt drawings, much yigor In action,
true but rather cold coloring and excel.
lent characterization. The artist had
done considerable work for Hdrpcri
Woctiy, and within the last few year.
had attnctcd considerable attention by
the pictures hc showed at the cXhi
bitiOn Of the National Academy o.
Design and the American Water Colol
Society.
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JAY GOuLp,s NANY DISEASES.
Cancer Now Added to :ho Long List by tho
Sensation Monrcrr,

Sensation MnnEcrS.
NEw YoRE, July l3.-The Boston Post
says DR.. F. l.. Abbott, of Maiden, in con.
sequence Of a letter received from New
York a few days since, is ready to be
summoned to visit Jay Gould. He told
Pot reporter yesterday that he had
some time ago treated certain relatives
Of Mr.. Gould who were suffering from
cancerous affections and that il was
thought their fundamentally he bad
been called upon in this present iu-
stance. The letter Of last week was not
a definite call for his assistance, but II 4
second is received DR.. Abbott will leave
at once for New York. The above adds
cancer to the list Of diseases from which
Mr.. Gould it stated to be suffering. Mr..
GeorHe Gould denies this, as he has all
the other stories.
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CHcAoo, July lS.-Thc Citizens As
sociation met last night to discuss the
welch jury bribinG ease and to decide
upon the steps to be taken in the matter.
After some discussion 1t was agreed
that the Association stood ready to fur
nish whatever money and legal talent
may be necessary To bring the cases
properly before the Grand July,
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PlrTuuRou, Pa, July la-Bnwn
4 Co, prOprictor Of the Wayne Iron
Company Of this city, signed the
Amalramatcd scale this morning.
The scale was also signed to-day liz
the Ohio Falls Iron Company, Of New
Albany, Indiana, Sharon Iron Com
pauy, OF sharon, Pa, Long 4 Co.
OF this city, and the Licking Rolling
Mill Company, Of Ohio. This makes
five signatures to-day. The signing of
the scale by the Sharon Iron COMPANY
is significant irom the fact that il is the
tirt break in tho Shcuaugo Valley,
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AIDING THE SUFFERERS.
The Question NJ Calling for Outside IIrI
to b- Decided To-day.

The Que.linn NJ Calling for Outside Help
Ia b- Decided To-day.
sl,-iai DiF1sh ta M iaidgig5s'r.
CLMEsnURG, w. Va, July l3,-Thc
relief committee has been hard at work
~ day. The suffering is great and fresh
scconnts Of dcstitution are coming in
non lhc country every day. The amount
N tAs hands Of the relief committee is
Btt nearly sufficient 10 meet the also.
lyfs wslr- NJ the flood sufferers, but il
R thogEkt here that Clarksburg ought
10 take cfu oihcrl0wn sufferers, and can
dOit We undentand the question Of
0 king pltsido aid will come up before
Oh. IUWlttrr Tomorrow morning. A
laIIrs department Of the relief commit
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ALIEN sCuLLY DRIVEN OUT.
lie Is Obliged to Let Up on Ills Irish Rack
Renting system.

AAN - S'AkNN ~ AFSh va AAhH AAaHh $780,
Renting system.
CHICAGO, July ia dispatch from
Springfield, ILL.,, says: Itis learned tha!
landlord Scully is about to sell his Iii.
nois holdings. fIe owns 1000 acres in
Sangamon, 1900 in Logan and 10000
acres in Mclean and other counties, in
which he has for several years past car,
ried on the Irish rack.renting system.
Last year two bills were introduced in
in the Legislature looking to the extir.
patton Of Alien Scully aud his system.
The measures passed after hard fight,
and were at once approved by the Gov
crnor. Under the provisions OF these
acts alien land owners were bound TO
dispose OF their realty within six years,
under penalty Of forfeiture, unless in
the meantime they became citizens OF
OF the United States. Scully's American
representative is now preparing to sell
ali the land owned by him in Illinois.
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VOLUME xxxyI-NUMBER 2ss

les. The ESprrs, Conservative, says tits
amazed and perplexed al the Govern.
ments proposal TO appoint such 4 COM
mission. aWhy," Il asks, should the
ordinary tribunals be ousted and judges
only be allowed TO express legal opin-
ion upon eFitence, the legal effect oi
which would - tfifing and the political
effect nothing
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SPoetdl DtIpdieh 10 ne hidii0eHeer.
RiPLEY's, TYLER Co., W. Va, July Is.
The people Of this neighbOrhood were
thrown into a state Of excitement by the
startling intelligence that Mr.. Greene
McCaniell, an aged and respected ciliEen
Of this place, had drowned himself in
the back water Of Middle Island creek,
between . and O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing last. For some time he had been
tired OF this life and had made several
unsuccessful attempts TO hasten his de-
parture by hanging himself.
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Special Dipdieh 10 the IaieiiodoeT.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Kenna
has secured clerical appointment in
the Treasury for Miss Juliet Donnally,
Of Kanawha county. Miss Donnally is
probably the best instrumental musician
the State has produced.
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WAmISGToS, d. c., July l3.-Mr.
Randall continues to improve and his
physicians and family are cheerful over
the prospect Of his speedy and complete
recovery. The family Of the invalid have
received messages Of sympathy from oil
parts Of the country, and in such mum.
bers that individual acknowledgment
has been impossible. They express
through the Associated Press their cor
dial thanks for the touching evidences
they have experienced Of the public
and private respect felt for the sick
man,
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LoxpoS, July IA dispatch from
Capetown says that the DcbceH mine,
In Kimberly, the scene Of the fire We'd
nesdny night, has been explored 10y n
party Of scarchCrs. Twcnty.iour whites
and 200 natives wcrr found To have been
burned to death. The cause OF the fir
il unknown.
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THE RUIN IN RICHIE COUNTY.

Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars Lost.
Thousands OF Acres DsVnstatsd-PSople
Fly for Their Lives.
S9oeial Correspondence ofths TaioligHocr.
BEREA, RrTcmE County, W. Va, July
ll.-Hughes river, a small stream head
ing in Doddridgc county and running
through Ritchic county to the Kanawha
HVsr has been on terrible rampage,
sSesHnG everything in its course and
dedisying hundreds of thousands OF
dsIlAS worth Of property Of all kinds,
Hepsrl barns, graineries. fences, crops,
Ill rs Spne, and the destruction is ter.
rIbis and complete. Doddridge, Richie,
Cilnsr Lewis and Calhoun counties are
com Sletsly ruined.
hr BreA, where your correspondent
waJ wSt rbound for three days, the
havoc vas awful and the loss heavy. The
water hld been high, but Monday after
noon began TO rccede and all fear OF
danger had passed from the minds Of
the people. However about I o'clock
an ominous looking cloud came up from
the Northwest and following a south.
easterly course seemed 10 let the water
down in solid mass for nearly two hours.
Almost instantly the waters began to
rise and in an incredible short time il
became apparent that flood tide would
soon be reached and that the waters
would be
HIGHER THAN EVER
was known. At 6 o'clock Tuesday morn
inr the water had reached its highest
point, having raised at one time at the
rate Of nearly two feet an hour.
Hundreds Of families were obliged TO
hastily Sex the hills, and ask shelter Of
ntlFhburs more fortunately situated.
So hT rs cnn be learned no lives have
bees lost.
Ltthis place lBcrcaD the damage will
reach away up in the hundreds, as
Nur THING Is LETT
in the low lands. J. Il. Brakes store, at
least eighteen feet above low water, was
submerged to a depth Of four and one
half feet, and his valuable stock was at
least twD.thirds ruined. The building
was rai-pd from its foundation and set
I tied hack ar Icast eight inches from its
original anchomrc. being badly
wrrnrb.I. lut moi materially injured.
Mr.. EaE.- l0-s il also heavy in fences,
rrops. nur.houscs. etc. and may be safely
a-iimat,.I,t Al from $500 10 81. 900.
/ bridge. have been washed away, roads
/ DESTROYED and travel almost entirely
suspended. The two iron bridges at
Tray and one near (ireenyille in Gilmer,
r.rlntly erected nj large cost 10 the
rnuuty' have been swept away and com.
. ,|.t..Ty, H.tUnIisIpl while all Tho smuiler
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tee was established to-day with Mn.
jasper Y. Moore rs chairman, TO look
after the destitution Of females. This
Is much needed. About $50 were added
to the subscriptions to day.
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WnEELlSo, July IS.

TO he Mayor ot
Please let us know at once II the flood
sufferers Of your town and county need
help, and Of what character.
WHEELING lSTELLiGENcHR.
The dispatch OF this tenor addressed
to the Mayor OF Morgantown was re-
turned from the Western Union Office
with the information THAT Il could not
be sent, us the wires were down.
The following responses have been re.
ceived:
FAmNoxr, W. Va, July IS.
FLs,iiHg Ia,eli9eAo,r:
In reply to your telegram, / would say
! think the citizens OF our town and
community will be able TO give all the
necessary aid to the flood sufferers.
Very respectfully yours,
j. a. UPToS, Mayor.
WESTON, W. Va, July 13.
t'hoS Hiidlignorr:
We ecAa get along without assistance.
viii WTite Sou. Thanks. MAYOR.
GRAFTON, W. Va, July IS.
HRmliag Iair,fqa,orr:
have no sufficient information to an
swer dispatch at the present time. So
far as reported the town is able to afford
relief. LOUIS HAYMOSD, Mayor.
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Comments on the Proposed intesuEAtlon'
DuHLlS, July l3,-Tho FcmanI
Journal says the proposed investigation
Of the London 7Ymof charges against
Irish members Of Parliament by a com.
mission Of judges Is beset with difficult
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SIoeeial Di'paieA to ne LHioiligdoer.
RowLEsBuRG, W. Va, July l3.-Ap'
pended is list Of the losses sustained
by the people of Rowlesburg from the
late flood: S. Hinkle & Co., $4,000; \.
NJ. Goss, trustee, 81 800; Widow BOugb.
ner, 5000; Z. B. Stone, 5000; Shoch
& Brooke, 5000; Baltimore K Ohio
Railroad Company, $4,000; Lewly May,
81, 500; James Wallace, $50; Peter
Beavers, $50; S. W. Bowman, $3.50;
Rowlesburg Wood Works, $50; Adam
Ayersman, $50; VI. Ennis, $50; George
Hayes, 500; j. L. Shank K Co., $500;
NJ. l.. StoCkman, all; Eppa jackson, all ;
A. ]. Nose, $50; r. X. Riggs, SlOO; kra.
ner Rohr, SO; Peter Cazad, SlOO; A. j.
Williams, $50; Widow Dawson, sr., 500 I;
William Thayer, $50; Lee Grindlc, $50 u;
Widow Moore, S225; II. II. Wheeler,
$50; ]. y. Hooton, $500; =. ]. Dunn,
$lOO; Charles Pugh, $50; Jefferson
Heath, S2j; Widow LipScomb, 81; ;
Larkin GoF, so; Timothy Gil.
more, 500; John Malcombe, 5000;
X. S. Hollis, SlOO; Widow Pugh, SlOO;
Mrs. S. ConiiT, $500; NJ. p. Church, $500 ;
John McWilliams, Sl0O; VI. II. Mallory,
$50; Widow Gorham, $50; ]. L. Pierce,
$50; W. J. Booghcr, $50; /. l.. Shahcr,
SlO0; J. W. Hardesty, $500; D. n.
Shaicr, $lOO; ]. W. Hulstine, $50;
Public school building, 5000; X. Small.
wood, $50; A. c. Carrico, $50; ]. j..
Hunter, $500; Widow Dawson, ir., all /;
John Bishof, Sl25;J. NJ. Buckner, $3.50;
James Tichnell, $50; VIM. Selders, SlOO;
Jack Frost, SO; J. 7. HOotou, $50;
Henry Witt, $50; Il. b. HoOton, $50;
Chris Burkhattcr, 500; W. W. Shoch,
$3.50; WIN. Jones, S29j; ]. A. Emerson,
$lOO; c. NJ. Bishop, $1,000; Grafton
Bank (assigneel, $500; Charles Nacom.
- ~ nn0
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THEY DECLINE AID.

Mayor. of several Towns say there IL no
Need OF Help.
The lNTELn0EScER yesterday morn
ing sent kilograms which read as follows
to the mayors OF the various cities and
towns which were visited by the disas-
trous floods:
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A NEETING OF CITIZENS
To Contribute to the Relief Of
the Late Flood Sufferers
AT RowLEsBURG AND OTHER
orue stricken Towns OF West vlr.
EInla-An Appeal for Aid is Re-
ceIyed From There Late
News From the Districts.


Mayor seabright yesterday received
the following sSli.explanatOry letter:
RownsnuRo, W. Va, July II, 1888.
10 m HOaornSse. tAs Mayor q, WAodiag:
We, the citizens Of Rowlesburg, here
by byg relief from the distress that he's
oyefiakcn our community. Half Of the
town has been almost completely swept
away hy flood. A loss OF 100000 has
made many hundreds OF our people
homeless, which extremity added to the
fact that al means OF gaining a liyeli-
hood have been cut of, makes our con-
dltion AZ present most destitute and our
future prospects exceedingly discour-
aging. With this hopeless condition Of
aiTairs confronting our people, many Of
whom have not wherewith to live, we
commend to your immediate and CRATE
ful consideration this petition
Persons sending aid will please direct
their contributions TO the undersigned:
S. N. HoOTES,
Mayor Of Rowlesburg.
W. II. SHAW,
pastnr NJ =. Chunrh
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People over 100 In France.

A paper YVES recently read before the
Ere ch Academy of Sciences by NJ. Emile
LavAsseur on the = Csntenarians Now LiV-
ing in France" The inst reports collected
gave the number of persons who had at
tanned 100 years and upward az Isl, bot
on these being thoroughly sifted no less
than lO1 were struck ont leaving 50, bat
even Of these there were no fe Wer than +
who could not furnish adequate proof OF
ths;r regulated age. In 10 eases, how
ever, authentic records Of birth or baP-
tim were fOuId, iLcludirg that Of
man born in Spain and baptized
August 20, ITO. His life was spEnt
almost wholly in Franco. All the
other ee~Dtenarisns were reputed to he
between 100 and 1C5 years of sge with the
exception of q widow claiming to be ll2
years old. OF the 80 persons said 10 be
c~antenarians women formed a large major
ity, the proportion being 80 women to 81
men. There were but few married couples,
6 msle and female celibstss, % widoweTs
and Al widows. O1e Of the latter was
Nine. RostkOwski, 103 yeNS Of sga. She
enjoys q pension of 90 traces a month, al
lowed her by the French government in
consideration Of her late husbands mill
tary services. More centenarians exist IN
the southwestern departments than in the
rsst of the Republic, while the basin of TIE
GIrOnne, from the Pyrenees 70 the Puy de
Dome, contains as many as all the rest OF
France put together. NJ. Lsvaseur finds
that the chances of q person in this cen
t1ry reaching 100 years Of age are n in
Is. o
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Poor Baby.

1t is a wonder that brain fever and idiccg
are not more common among infants, wEer
one remembers that 80 ont Of 100 babies
are greeted with this speech, on which
there is o copyright, soon after their ar
rival in ths world:
we'll, we'll, vel, it was a dear, see
b'ts3;n2 daIlicg baby, SO It dess was! Docs
it want to Ky? We'll, 1t sell ky dess all ii
vents TO, b'ts1 its Own boolul itty hear
tums of q! What! wO1ld it pucker up its
it.y mcuf to ky-ky scme more? there,
there-tbey 70 ,zs it, so they dess do, and
they SAINT booze il, no they s'ant-b'ess
the little sweetness Of fit! Now, s'allit haze
on its own pity d'ess? Ye', it s'all-its
own booful dSfssmus! Or. would it Ky
soma NOR? Well, well, Ky well bard il
% want to! There, there, there"
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Not q had Test OF Faith.
San FaneSeo Wasp,


A plumber aud an upholsterer were re-
Gently engaged in fitting mp a fashionable
residences in Van Ness avenue, and got
into q discussion as to which was the
heavier, e pound Of lead or feathers.
'Il bet you four bits that I can prove
10 you that a pound of lead is heavier than
q pound Of feathers" said the plumber.
I'm take that let" said tie uphOl-
steIer.
The plumber cut off q piece OF lead pips
and pared it down until it weighed ID
ourc:s. Then he got from th9 upaol-
steIer the "a e weight in feathers.
Now" said the plumber, holding the
lump of lead 10 his right hand ard the bag
OF feathers in his light hand, "let me drop
the lead on your left foot and the feathers
on your right, and if ] do not rrOve that
the lead is the heavier I'll pay four bits !"
The man of feathers would not consent
to the trial, bat paid for the whisky and
c;gArs.
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Il is doubtful.

Il is doubtful
New York will tell the tale, on the OH
cial count.
Ths national result, whatever it is, Is
fraught with great political significance.
If the Republicans are defeated that par
ty cn have no o.her choice than to dis
band, for it, defeat will mean that the pee
pie of the country are tired of the species
Of protection which, under the operation
Of tie war tariff, has been extended TO 6
few men of the country.
II, on the other hadd, ths Democratic
party IS defeated, its defsst will mean that
the people in the doubtful or pivotal States
are either still in favor of the tariff IS ii
stands, doubtful ~ many % its provisions
are, or else have been scNed by the free
trade bugabtO.
The one consolation that the people have
IS that if the Democratic party is success
ful the whole country will be the gamer,
and this is especially tlus Of West Virgin
ia and the South. We shall hssr No moe
of the bloody shirS, and the ghost OF sec
tional pSeiudices will bs laid low. Such
prosperity as no section has ever expert
encsd bafore will be- ours.
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Thomas B. McCOrd and others.

Thomas B. McCord and others.
IN CHASCERY.
T Q ohiec OF this suit is n set aside and ami
q certain instrument in writing. dated the 9TH
day o. September, 1879, executed by Thomas
McCord, now deceased, and the defendant
Thomas B. M'C)rd, q copy or which iostrument
in writing ~ filed as an exhibit with the bill,
and to subject The real estate mentioned and ce'
trribCd In said instrument in writing TO the pay
uent of the liens and debts which are binding
thereon. And it appearing from an atidavit
fled in this cause. at these rules, that the DEFEND
ant James &. MCCcrd ia not q resident OF The
state Of West Virgiuis. and he not hsvinH been
served with process in this suit, on motion OF the
complainant, by his solicitors, this order OF pub.
LEGATION is entered against him; aDd IL is ordered
that the said defendant, James e. McCerd, Is re-
auired TO appear within one month after the
date of the trst publication OF this order and do
whist il necessary 70 protect his interests; 1t Is
further ordered that this order lie publbheo and
posted as required by Jaw.
witness, 'ohn W. Mitchell, Clerk of sa'd Court,
at the Court TIcuse of said cou"ty, this TIN day
of November, 1855 10 wit: November Rules, 1888.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time November s, 1885.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
WHITE 4 ALLEN, Solicitors for Complainant.
luSlsWt
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ASNSa to Mothers,

Hrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription Of
9neof the best female nurSesand physicisnt
in the United States, and has been used
FOR forty years with never failing success
~ millions of mothers for their children.
Daring tie process Of teething its value is
~inaalcuahle. Il relieves the child from
paia, ozIss ~dyse1tery and diaTrh9a, grip
irs in tie bowels, and wind colo. By
giYinz health to the child II ,ssts it.
noshs7. prins HSr g hcttla.