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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
MIR. Conklinp's Fec.

There is a story of two Rochester men
who lately we're in New York on legal
business. 1t occurred to them 90 consult
Mr.. Conkling, and they did so at some
length and very much TO their satisfac-
ton. AS they rose to go the spokesman
said: "Mr. Conkling, we thank you for
your advice, which is very valuable to US.
When we get home we WILL send you a
check for $500. ''Oh, no, gentleman, I"
said the ex-senator. don't do that. am
only too happy TO he of service 10 you,
and make no charge. You are quite well
come, but when | do charge, my fee Is
IS, 600. Rochester Union.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

rather, nothing had been his To lose.
But lie went on 10 the b tier end
"Miss Clauson Beatrice ~ he said.
81 have come to-day to ask You il YOU
could love me if You will be my wife "
She dit not answer. He fanCied he
heard her sigh, but that s. oh gave him
no hope.
That ] love you, need no. say.
You must have en- that In my own
clumsy fashion must have shown it. y
~ feared il was so,' said Peatrice
dreamily.
"les, it was always will be so Even
as spea', speak with little hope, but
at least you will hear and believe love
You"
His voice was so deep and earnest she
scarcely recognized it. He looked at
her. Her lashes were cast down and
tears were forcing their way through
them.
~ i'll you answer mep'' he sac ten
derby. Il do not insult you by speak
ing of wealth or rank in the world. If
you loved man You would care little
for that. You would marry the man
you loved in spite of all the world y
She shivered Ter mouth worked
piteously For a second w Id. joyful
thought ran through the wooer's mind
for second only.
"Do Judge YOU rightlyP' ne asked.
81 think so but, oh, Mr.. MOrdle, l
am so sorry for this"
Ter accent left no doubt as TO the
genuineness of her regret, Had she
wronged him to the greatest extent il
could not have be IN more real
SO, like man, he took his answer.
He rose. lis face was pale, but then,
a man face is, so far as color goes,
beyond his control. But hi manner
and words were his own bond servants.
1--WE can still be 'riends?" he jerked
out in very goad imitation of his usual
brisk manner
"tf you wish it., said Beatrice, quiet
ly, almost humblv.
"Of course I wish it BY the bye,
will you wish me pleasant
holiday am 90 ng away next week.
France, switzerland, the Rhinc-all the
rest of it,"
Beatrice laid her hand on his arm.
Don't, please, speak like that; you
make me miserable"
M serable?"
ayes. Do you think a woman does
not feel unhappy when she finds she
cannot ace apt the love of a good man
like yourself? Doyou think she believes
he goes from her side and forgets all
that has happened? 1 don't think am
to blame, Mr.. Mordle, but anyway
feel miserable. -
He took her hand. "No. YOU are not
to blame. | was fool. Never mind,
! am man also. / really was going
away ne week. unless well, never
mind what. When | come back If l
am not cured of my folly, can at least
promise that even you will not see any
symptoms of disease. Good bye.
He turned and left her. Even IN his
desolation nc had the grain Of comfort
that he had not borne himself amiss.
Iro BE CONTINUED
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

GAS PLAIN AS THE NOSE on YOUR FACE"
roared with laughter; his reputation was
such that joke against him was matter
Of public interest.
Halliday, you go and tell the driver Of
that-that-vehlcle, that the body didn't
como down." implored Jolliby, piteously.
"Not much" replied Halliday, with
another burst of delight. "You're started
the music, end you'll have to pay tho piper
yourself. I'm busy"
The undertaken and his driver chucllcd
with solemn nerriment, while Jolliby sheep
ishly admitted th1t there had been q mis-
take, and that Their services wouldn't be
needed.
"Tu call around In the morning and set
tic the bill, y he called, cs they drove of.
Poor Jolllby. 1t wasn't the only bill no
had TO settle; the story was all over town
the next morning, and he was obliged TO set
up cigars until his poclletbook achcd, in
addition TO bearing the unmerciful chatting
which greeted him everywhere. al say,
Blank, dye know who's deadr' being the
popular question, as soon as Joliby up
pearod.
His wife in particular enjoyed tho affair,
che being the butt Of his unmcrciful hoax
ing; but Joliby's worst fear was lest it get
into the newspaper; tho editor owed him
one, however, and threatened him with pub
LEGATION one morning, Gs Jolliby and his wife
were taking q walk.
'If you publish that III punch your head"
cried JolIby
"Tl leave it to Mrs. Jolliby," replied tho
editor; ''if sho don't agree with me that it
ought TO % into print, I'll suppress it."
"If you go against me, Jane, Tll-Pl
tickle your feet" said Jolliby, catching at
his favorite modo Of torment as means OF
intimidation.
She looked Mt him and debated the qucs
ton moment before she replied, her sense
Of the fitness of things getting the better Of
her fears. "I-I think it's too good to keep"
We arc not sure whether or not the prom
Used punished was inflicted, but positive
that the matter was 80 well advertised that
1t cost Jolliby nearly half months salary
for treats, and that it finally became unsafe
TO mention either hearse or horse in his pres
ence. Mrs. +. N. HOWARD.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
BlDDY M'NAIR.

Wink yer eies loike an owl, re Pat; !.s:loiS
an owlye do.
But Dime not agoin' ter allus live nobuddy
hero with you;
Dime n-Soin' ter town to live, beGad an be
sumbuedy, sur!
Vow wink at that, o, Pat McNair; but PLAT ye
winllin' ferf
IYe nluy shct yer o!es all solemn.loilse ontl
yer turnin' gray,
But it's niver here, o, Pat McNair. tibet Dime
a-goin' ter SHAY,
Ter Oirle not a-goin' ter weed the lot at tho
back o. tn tumbic-cown,
Faith Dime not! Indadc. sor, Dino a-goin'
ter live in town.
Ye may blink at me loilxe a. oXl nc Pat, per
ciscly, cf 70 will,
Cut it's dustin from the tuEblc-doSn a.turn-
bin down ther hills
Dino tired O cookin' n washin' n raillsin'
Cruuply-horn.
Oi wuz born fer sumthin' better, sor; fer sum-
thin better borni
An it's curryin' wather, n spli.tin' wood, n
schrubbin' ov Their floor.
An ONO not a-so:n' ter kspo II Up rrcvcr n
evermore;
So it's shot yer mouth, loikc o clam, me Pet,
n sure yen niver know,
Hape soight more n q commoncr, a-thinkin' OF
don't col
Eut whole oime bout ~, sor. bedadi 70
moight CT we'll know all;
Oime a-Goln' ter rhattle chinawarc, all up OF
Conway Hall
AN it's dacinter'n be, sor. TO wait on lcddies
foine,
chin ter pale the prsties here, sor, or billie 'em
in the roiude.
Wink yer o!cs loike In owl, sor; Ioikc n ole
owl CT &c will,
Cut it's you nav kape the tumble-down n all
thets on Their hill.
An the divll-a-bit Dime cnrin' how much good
yeget
Quito the hull o. It, sor, a.tween the ro!se an
set
oime tired o. wearin' faded gowns. n givin'
you Their tin.
o.me a-so!n' ter bust ther partnership, new
enc ter begin;
An it's Diddy McNair, ORD hcv yer know, tibet
won't loot sicInd horn;
Of vuZ born fer sumthin' better, sor; fer sum-
thin better borni
lPAT RISES TO EEsroSp.l
"Lavc the sicnd horn alone, thin; let tAcr sic
ind horn now dh:ap;
Lad enutf it Isl galorei but O!n rcsint thet
rhapl
An so II it's tho whaslSy Jug yer nrIn' at er gin,
Why, it's hapc yer tin yerScf; Crrah Ics: LGpe
yer grudg.n' tint"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
fD1DDY GOES TO coNwAY.1


h'terthc lapse OF Q week Pat writes 10 Conway:
"ochi hoon; D.ddy, COON back ter me; Their
days are Ghostly lone,
An thor noights arc loike ther speoters grim,
me heart is turned 70 sthonei
IN the tears are in me oies, re lass Oh hardly
sec the lone,
Thinkin One ould Pat McNSa.r, an yer q Teddy
foino.
tut IT'S lawn me ye are, my lass; and actin
loikc yer glad,
Thet tho div'lish tonnes an Pat McNair 60
raciu' 10 Their bad
O'n be tkurnin'a sunny page, me lass, ez fair
ez Paradise,
IN help ye toot tibet sic.nd horn; Dime
Ghwarin' by me oiesr
tBIDDY REPLIEs1
"Now, beeorra, Pat McNair, ORR COON an
shurc Oiwill,
Ei Their shanty goes 20 smithcreens an' tumbles
down Their hill!
Dime comm TO yer ahrms rae Pat, an shure
CT &c are born,
'~!s ther dhrinlSin' whasky IL r.ushther out, at
sound o sicind horn"
lPAT rs HAPPY oSCE MoREl
"Nappy goes Their day, rae Iassl Their sea Is
smooth an fair;
An Their ship tibet sails thcr best me own, IS
partnership McNc...
An us thankin' all nc sthars, OF am, tibet Pat
McNa!r wuz born,
Hauvoureen, me dahrlin' own, 70 help toot
sicind hornw
MANDA l.. CRocKKR
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

made his headquarters at L., junction Of
several branch roads, and, Is may be sup
posed, the agents and messengers along his
route were aware of his REGULARITY, and
had often been the victims of his humor.
Ono day one Of the messengers sent in O
telegram TO tho L. oficc, reading as follows:
"Havc the horse meet the 7:3o train"
The agent was out, but Jolliby, the joker,
was in, and receiving the telegram, he di-
gestcd II as follows: "Havc tho hedrse meet
the 1880 train"
Jolhby's face grew long he had horror
Of death at the best, having made no special
preparation for the reception Of the king of
terrors when he should arrive ct his own
door, and he began to mako preparation for
tho expected arrival at 80 with solemn
countonancc.
'sWender who's dead up the branch, >" he
soliloquized, as he started for the under
talfcr's. "Haven't heard of any ono being
sick" Jellby was pretty well acquainted
along his route, and equal to woman in
his capacity for picking up news. "Must
hnvo como In on tho transfer"
Tho undertaken agreed TO have his best
hcHrso OF the train, on consideration of an
extra fec for taking his horses out in tho
evening, and Jolliby awaited tho coming Of
thc trnin with O comfortable assurance Of
having done HIS duty.
Tho agent, meanwhile, was in entire
ignorance of tho whole transaction, Jolliby
having slipped tho telegram into his own
non<et. or the mistake might have been
corrected even then, but the 7:30 came In,
The hearse stood waiting, and Jolliby, with
q grave face, went to the door Of the ex-
press car.
"Wcll, Tomplins, where's tho bodyl" no
inquired, with properly funeral express
sion.
"whosc bodyi" replied Tompkins, grufr-
~. 10 supposed Jolhby was up to some of
his usual capers, and, being tired and hun
CRY, was In no humor for joking.
"Why, the corps, man, tho stin you
brought down."
Jolliby supposed Tompkins was blufang
him. "Thc hearse Is here waiting, so trot
him oct"
"Thc hdrser' exclaimed TomplKins, star
Ing In amazoment. "Go and ride in IL, then"
just then tho agent appeared az say, Hal
Gday. IL the horse herei"
"What horseI" asked the agent, mysu-
led.
"why. the delivery horse that I tsis
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

WEARY LIE WAITING.

There's an end to "A toiling tome day,
But lt'S weary the waiting-weary y
There a har-sr some where, in peaceful
bay.
Where the sails will be fur ed and the ship
will lay
At anchor-so ewhere in the far away
but it's weary the waIting-weary
There's an end to the troubles of souls op-
pressed
But it's weary the waiting
Sometime, in the future, when God thinks
best.
He'll lay us down ten ierly to rest,
And roses II grow from the thorn in the
breast
but il S weary the waiting-weary
There's an end to the world with it's
10 my frown.
Gu. it's weary the waiting >
There's light some where that no dark
can drown,
And where li'e's sad burdens are all laid
down,
A crown thank God-for each cro:s-a
own,
(But it's weary the waiting-weary
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO
CoTETX

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY, 81.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of f. j. CHENEY Il Co.
doing business in the City of Toledo, County and
state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of CATARHH that cannot be cured by the use
OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY,
sworn to before me and subscribed In my pres
ence this eth day of December, A. ID. 'Si.
~ A. w GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo o.
eS~SOld by Druggists, 20 cents.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
PopuIar NJ owe by the NIoxle PeopIe.

To prevent counterfeiting and diluting by
frauds, they have put "a large 75-cent bottle
OF concentrated Moxie syrup on the market.
With ice water a bottle will make seventy
five half tumblers of rich beverage nerve
food, as strong as the single X, that will
give double powers to the nervous, weakly,
oyer-worked, and Away tired out, at "A cost
OF cents per day, without stimulation or
reaction. The most eminent chemists have
pronounced this the richest nerve food bev-
erage known, and it does not lose its effect
from long use.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
InterestedPeopie.

Advertising a patent medicine in the pc
culiar way in which the proprietor Of
Kemp's Balsam for Coughs and Colds does.
IL is indeed wonderful He authorizes all
druggists TO give those who call for il a
sample bottle free, that they may try il be
fore purchasing. The large bottles are SOC.
and 81. We certainly would advise trial
IL may save you from consumption.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

A woman in Perry county, KY. has q
circular hole I'm one of her eyelids through
which she can see when both eyes are
closed. She sleeps with one eye open, SO
10 speak.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
A SOLEMN JOKE.
Ioiliby'e Mistake in Reading O TEL
egran, and It's Consequences

OLLIBY was an In
vctcrate joker, and,
like tho most of his
class, he wanted the
laugh always on one
side, namely, his
own, and it did hurt
his feelings terribly
if by any chance
that interesting pro-
ceeding was INDUCED
in at his expense.
He was o route
agent in the employ
of the X. and Y. Ex-
press Company, and
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

THERE IL one thing to be said for the
brass band. 1t never hangs book and
bushes and protests incompetcncy when Il
Is asked 70 play.-Bvriisgton Free Pres.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

A pnEAMof fair women il most pleasinR
u the dream be not Of women who made you
buy things you did not want at the fair and
gave no change back.-N o. Pieayuns.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
BiIiousness

- more general at this season than any other The
bitter taste, offensive breath, coated tongue, sick
headache, drowsness dizziness and loss OF appetite
make the victim miserable and dis greeab.e TO 9TH
ers Hoods sarsaparilla combines the be It anti.
bilious remedies OF the vegetable kingdom in such
proportion as 10 derive their best medicinal effects
with the least disturbance 10 the whole system This
preparation is well balanc ed I'm it's actions upon the
alimentary canal, the liver, the kidneys the stomach
the bowes and the circulation Of the blood that &c
brings about healthy action OF the entire human
organism, restores the appetite and that
tired feeling.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sold by all druggists. 81 six for a. Prepared only
by Z. l. HOOD & CO, Apothecarles, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

Theyarn expectation from Bombay, India,
to China and Japan amounts TO 90,000,O00
pounds per year
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

Paul Blouet MAX O'RelD says that the
educated American is the highest type of
madam man
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21
TO MANNING'S MEMORY.

Rich Easter Gift of His Widow to st. PauI's
Church, Albany.
The widow of Secretary Manning has pre-
sented St Paurs Church, at Albany, with
memorial Easter gift TO her late husband
1t is in tho form Of Latin cross, executed
In polished brass. The center is quartcrfoil,
bearing /. II. S. in monogram. Each arm
Of the cross bears a triple cluster Of maple
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-21

uloCOulot.
On Monday, he mounted his tri-
cycle, and, after going his parochlal
round, drove or propelled himself on
tremulous wheels to Lakewood House.
The "Tahbies" had driven into Black
town; but a ISIS Clauson was in the back
garden. Sylvanus pulled his tricycle.
as de, so that it should be out of the
way of other callers; then went to meet
what fate had in store for him. Poor
fellow, he breathed a prayer &c he
crossed the lawn. He had really very
little hope; but he felt he must make
his confession before he struck his Tag
al ogether.
After the first greeting, Sylvanus
fetched one of those comfortable carpet
seated chairs, several of which were
scattered about and sat beside Beatrice.
They talked for awhile on ordinary SUBJ
jects, then, like man, the curate re-
solved to come to the point.
II wish to say few words to you,
alone, Miss Clauson. Will you walk
into the house or the other garden with
mep"
She looked surprised, perhaps
troubled. 1--WE can speak here" she
said, telling the nurse to take the child
indoors She kissed the little man ten
derlv as he was led away.
"You are very fond of the child" said
Sylvanus.
ayes, very fond of him." Then she
turned her clear gray eyes upon him as
one who waited for a promi' ed COM
munication. He knew all was lost, or
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-15

REVIEW.
NEW YORK. September 14.-Hopes
were generally entertained that to-day
would snow a rally in prices, and the
early London cables gave further encour-
agcment. as their quotations were a'triiie
better than our close yesterday AT the
opening a little improvement was di--
cernable, but again the whole market
broke under the lead of ST.
Paul. Continuous selling orders ap
peared not only in small but thousand
share lots both for home and foreign ac-
count The enormous quantity OF snaIts
traded up 90 noon were G1,3+o. The price
hrok. again ton lower level, S5s, rallying
feellv afterwards to 81 on short cover
ing. II is expected that Europe VIII con
tinue 10 liqai4aie for some days.
The bad showing OF ST. Paul on
ton az thercpOrts Of the Chi
caro-. burlington & Quincy and Atchi-
son. and expected hai statement OF Rock
Island cast a doubt on Northwestern,
and there are many who claimed If The
truth was known it would be in as bad
shape as the other grange It's value dc
Clin,d d. der free selling and is rallies
were fcrlle. Outside Of the granger
roads there are many Others affected IN
degree as ST. Paul has been. The feature
Of The afternoon was selling of Delaware,
Lackawaus & Western. The stock has
been rrrlty well distributed on reports Of
an increased dividend, which is all non
sesse l. has been stated that The IN
sid,rs got out way below present Prices
and 70 looked 20 day as 81 they would not
object % see 10 follow The rest of the list.
re q. So Wa at slight advance from
loves. sud feyerish undertone. Bonds
lover 300 sympathy with stocks.
Mo"c. closed D.. Sterling Exchange,
S4sjto4S4 80.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-15

NEw YORK. Seutember H. Flour weak.
Winter wheat extra. $1,000. . ; Mimi. nj
ST. Louis extra. lO9t5.00; -, theru we'k;
good to cho'ce. 315ft5 Gr. Wletcl sci dull,
Spot ~. and so red state i.u2C0l OK: M.
, red State. goc0l.rf: No. rel winter.
&c: ungradei rel SO 6ic.: 80. rel win
ter September '7lc. g. III clo,ed we krT ;
spot 40: oni SO. mixed 4lc; unsra el
mixed. lSn13ie. N- ni N,d SCI tembcr'
nominal. O {, = sal e.. dir; $50 sil's >".
/ white state. &c.. y. do $50 ~; 20 .
mi,ca .ep,uhrr. cole. T. III ak; new
mess. ij.o-la ls..5. i9ii veal. -,pt mlor,
nominal. ldulcf lHO9. Sugar. Teiined.
finn: cii 'oaf and crul "a S tnbSs. !;
powjcci. -lms'. grmu atcu, u COlc',
lair CIR, Is ldO iJ.c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-15

CmcAco. September II Wheat unset
lied and closed steady. Corn and oats one
cent lower. Provisions quiet and triile lower.
Closing prices Wheat September, v4c;
October sa4c December, Ole. Corn. Sep
tember. 4ic. October, 43lc., December, g. q.
Oats. September 2lsc. October, Ysc., De-
cember, 2iic. Pork, September and geo
Der. II %; November, 1j.72l. Lard, Sep
tember and October 9.973; November ~.
Short ribs September and October, sou
January. lO..
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PROPOS
NEALED PROPosALs WILL BE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
Received az the OF @ Of the Consulting
Engineer. soii. East Main Street. Richmond
Va. and opened at
y u. ON THE 2iru DAY OF SEP EMnER.
ISIS.
for supplying an Che material furnishing Ia
Dor and Erecting a Pedestal to the Monument
Of General Robert E. Lee at the site Of the
Monument. Richmond. Va. Plans ana specih-
cations can io seen az the above Office. The
right 10 rcJec. any and al bids isrcscrved.
Signed. FITZHUGH LEE,
-scfi3 stood IT s.dont of Association.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-15
Cincinnati Pork Market.

CINCINNATI. September l4.-Pork .-Regu-
lar. ija15.25; family. lG.5cyo 1913. Lard.
Kettle dried l0lmiO4c con.->hort,
clear sides lOtmiOsc.
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Grnlnand Cotton Market.
RIcHwoND, Va, September II

I'IOHNVNUl ~ WYNN VVI =
"FFEEiNos REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat 30. 1Gl bushels.
Corn 30 % Bushels.
Oats.-126 bushels.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

XTIRGINIs.-IN THE CLERKS OF.
\ TICE OF THEC RCUIT COURT OF the
County Of New Kent. the 18th day OF August
lsse-ln vacation.
HockadOy's per rep.
against
Y. 7. Jones per. rep. ct ais.
The object of this suit is Ia cause X.
Henley admlnsf ratOr de bOn's non m tesla
mcntO anncXO Of '. =. Jone- 10 settle before
one Of the Comm ssioners of this Court an
account Of the transactions Of Y. =. Jones.
guardian OF John y. HOckaday. deceased. Aud
affdayif having been made an1 hled ina
one OF the def .ndaufs. Vernon :. Jones. Is .
non resident OF this STATE. Z i ordered that ht
appear here within rite.n days after due pup
location OF this order and do what IS necessary
70 protect MS int ct in this suit.
J.N. HARRIS. Clerk.
VI. II. BARNEs. p. q. lau2o-lawlw
XTIRGINfA-IN THF CLERKS OF.
the County at New Kent. the 18th day OF au'
gust. lsSs-In vacation.
HocAa lays reriep,
AGAINST
b. y. Jones per rep. ct ais.
The object 81 BIS suit il 10 cause x. l.. men
ley. admlnisirstCr OF T. b. Jones. 10 settle be
tore one OF the Commissioners ot tbs 'ouri
am account az The transactions 81 Is. u Jones
az the guardian o. John +. Hockaday. de
ceased And affidavit having been ma ani
ried that one OF the defendants vernon r
Jones. is a nonresident of this state. IL L. or
dered that he appear here within fifteen days
afte- due publication OF this order. and DC
what is necessary 10 protect his Interest ~
this suit.
J. Y. HARRIS. clerk.
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