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sands of copies printed of letters written by
Fred. Douglas and Perry Carson of Wash
ington last Fall, advising the Negroes of
the Petersburg district not to vote for
Langston, and giving their reasons. Every
appointment Langston has in Ohio for the
next four weeks w i'll be flooded in advance
with them.
The Legislative Committee of West Viz
ginia finished the recount and Investigation
of the Governor s vote, on Monday last, and
decided Fleming (Dem.), is elected by ga
over Golf, (Rep.)
A petition signed by officers of the Lang
ston Guard six colored pastors, and others,
/ is in circulation in Norfolk asking the Re-
publican nominating convention to nomi-
note James E. Fuller, colored, for the legis-
! lature.
II. st. Geo. Tucker, spoke at Bucking-
ham G. H.. with Capt. Camm Patterson on
Monday. On Sept. 10Th, he speaks at Front
Royal, Warren county.
Ex-senator e. III. Causey, late in the
front rank Of the anti-Mahone men in Man
semond county, has given in, and now gives
dates for % speeches to be delivered advo-
eating Malone S election.
A colored anti-Mahone club was organ
lied in Norfolk with ia members.
The following Democratic nominations
have been made for the House of Delegates
Cempbell-Jas. S. Butler and j. Sidney
Peters; Halifax. ID. Hawkins and Jno. z.
Ragland; Spottsylvania-M. B. Rowe; Abe
marle-W. ID. Dabney and w. H. Boaz; Mel
son-J Tinsley Coleman; Charlotte-J. ID.
Sheppardson; Isle of Wight-Thos b. Wright;
Louisa-Dr j. w. Baker; Grayson-J.
w. Hacker; King and Queen-James S.
Jones; Amherst-Paul g. Cabell; Montgome-
ry-J. Lawrence Radford Henry-lI. E. Pace
Loudoun-Jno. +. Ryan; Wythe-R. G. Kent;
Highland, Bath and Alleghany-John r.
Byrd; AppomattoX-H. ID. Flood; Orange
Geo. Shackelford; Southampton-R S. Boy
kin; Washington-Jas. Grow and E. 5. Ken
drick.
The following Democratic nominations
for the Senate have been made:
Rockbridge district-C P Jones; Smyth and
Westinghouse. l.. Roberts; Amherst district
Taylor Berry King and Queen District.
: n. Stubs; Albemarle district-Dr. Thos NJ.
Dunn; Halifax VIM. |. Jordan Pu-
trict-John r. Johnson; Middlesex district
Geo. Hunley; Wythe district-Judge w Early
The Republicans have nominated E. j
) McCulloch of Botetourt for the Senate, and
: w. H. Revercomb of Highland for the
House.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Capt. James Bumgardner, Jr., of Staun
speak at Warm Springs, Bath, Wednesday
Sept. 25th; Amherst c. H., Monday, Oct
DIST. and Lovingston, Nelson, Monday
Oct. 2Sth
Hon. Jno. T. Harris has been appointed
to speak at the Democratic Jubilee to be
given at Brownsburg, Rockbridge, Wednes
day, Sept. 18th.
When Capt. Mckinney closed his speech
at Covington, Allegheny, a shower of bou
quets from the ladies in the gallery, fell at
his feet.
MI. George G. Round, the Republican
leader in Prince William county, met
Major Tyler, the Democratic candidate fol
Lieutenant Governor, at the station on
Monday, drove him over to Brentsville, in
troduced him to the audience, and amnounc-
ed from the stand his intention of support
ing the entire Democratic ticket.
Gen. Malone will make his opening
speech at Abingdon on Monday, Sept. 23d.
The anti-Mahone colored Republicans Of
Lynchburg, to the number OF $50, have
formed a club and resolved to meet weekly
till election day.
DIR. John j. Wise of Accomac, a first
cousin of John S. Wise, and a Republican
leader on the Eastern Shore, is one of the
most violent anti Malone men in that sec
ton.
The Ohio Democrats have had thou.
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MONEY PAID FOR LEGAL ASSLS-
TANCE

LANCE.
The State Republican of Harrisonburg,
publishes a list of payments made to extra
counsel in Commonwealth cases in the
years l0S4-5 and 6 and 1888, aggregating
sos with this introduction
'"The Democratic Attorney General and the
multitude of Democratic Commonwealth S
Attorneys, being incompetent to attend to
their duties, or feeling the need of the indis-
pensible public "part'' in the form of lawyers,
fees as extra counsel in Commonwealth cas-
es, we find the following extra amounts of
public money bestowed accordingly, by the
Democratic powers that be, within the past
five years"
The people would not have objected if
So. 900 instead of 900 had been spent in
fighting the British creditors, and to save
them from losing the millions that the credi-
tors backed by the Republican Federal
Judges are trying to wiring from them-a
process in which they have of late received
much encouragement from many Of the Re
publican papers of the State. But the State
Republican is not full enough in its state
ment. 1t leaves the impression that the
Democratic Attorney General and the Dem
ocratic Commonwealth Attorneys only, re-
ceived aid in their duties. 1t should have
given list of the amounts paid assistant
counsel to aid the Malone Attorney
General Frank S. Blair. In order to sup
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1 VETERAN CAMPAIGNERiS OPIN
ION

We have received letter from one Of the
vassers in Virginia, who has been through
many a campaign and will go through many
more, in which he strongly endorses the
VINDICAToR's recommendation of joint
debate. He says, ''Strip their record naked
before the honest masses of the people;
meet them as we did i'll '67, '6S and 80,
with OF without arrangement; fozloar them
eueryachere, and let the people hear" That
is the sort of spirit that ought to pervade
the managers of the Democratic campaign.
Send out men who know what they are
talking about, and have taken the trouble to
post themselves, and send them to hupt the
enen1y.
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[*This subscription of 81 80 was received by
mistake. The limit is 81, and any sum above
that will not be accepted. We want it to be
a popular fund.-ED. INDICATOR
AS we said last week, we shall be glad tC
receive contributions to this One Dollar
Fund from any man OF woman opposed tC
the election of Malone, and who wants to
see peaceful and good government in Viz
ginia. These contributions have been sc
far, and will be hereafter, wholly unsolic-
ited-they will be purely voluntary cOntri-
buttons. We trust that they will be
numerous-it will have a good effect else
where to see old Augusta and Staunton
leading off with a good voluntary subscrip-
ton to the Democratic campaign fund.
The Democratic campaign managers will
need money in this fight. Let us give them
all the help we can.
Below we give the receipt of the County
Committee Treasurer fol- the contributions
to date. We hope that the Democrats of
both city and county will give larger list
next week for the cause-all that is neces-
sary is to mail, OF bring it in person to this
office:
SEPTEMBER u, 1889.
Received of Tinsley & Morton, collected
through VINDICAToR Dollar Campaign Fund,
$3.50. w. l.. OLIVIER, Treas,
Augusta County Dem. Com.
How some Of the Republican Journals
North are being deceived in regard to the
in Virginia, may be inferred from
an editorial announcement in the Cleveland
CO., Leader that, ''In view of the complete
restoration of harmony III the Republican
ranks, it seems a foregone conclusion that
Virginia will go Republican in November -
1t is Gen. Malone s intent to create that
belief at the North in order to get election
from there. He is as bold as
you please about it, for he has given it out
through a New York Times reporter, that
5he anti-Mahone men will not muster live
hundred votes
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FEDERAL ELECTION OFFICERS FOR
VIRGINIA.

FEDERAL ELECTION OFFICERS FOR
VIRGINIA.
Every Democrat should well take to heart
the Importance of Virginia going Demo-
cratic this year. There is q pending cleo
tion law introduced last year in the Senate
by John Sherman, (Gen. Mahone's candi-
date for the Presidency, which will in great
measure depend on the result in Virginia.
1t is the most extraordinary plan for taking
possession of elections in the States that
has made it's appearance in American legis-
lation. 1t proposes that President Harrison
shall appoint in each congressional district
three voters as an Electoral Board to hold
office for life! This Board is to appoint
the registrar and judges for each election
precinct OF district, the term of Office of
the registrars and judges of election to lie
sjr gears! These Federal officials in con-
gressional elections are to register the voters,
count the ballots, and declare the result
In short, the whole power of the State over
its elections for members Of congress is an
nulled by the appointment, by a Federal Of
fetal residing at Washington, of officers to
take charge of it. Under the Democratic
Electoral Boards of Virginia in
1886, seven Republicans and three
Democrats were returned to con-
gressl But does any one for moment
believe that Republican Electoral Boards
knowing what they were appointed for
would act as fairly Isn't it as good
as certain that such Electoral Boards APP
pointed by President Harrison would need
but one sort of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. many
Republican members do you need in con-
gress p This Ubiquitous interference with
elections is waiting in the Senate. Virginia
should make her condemnation of it at the
polls this year so overwhelming as to give
it it's final quietus. Should she go for Ma
hone that election bill would become law
before the new year sets in.
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Grand total paid for assistance to Ma
homes Attorney-G General ...............S5, 800
But as wehave said before, we do not oh
ject to the employment Of assistance for
Attorney General Blair nor Attorney Gen
eral Ayres. The Debt REIMBURSEMENT brought
Virginia into complicated legal position,
Which entailed more work on the Attor-
ney Generals than any of the predecessors
of the officers named ever had AS for the
Democracy they spent the $10,94s in patri-
otto efforts to strengthen the hands of both
these officers of the State against d combined
assault of British bondholders, Republican
Federal Judges, and Republican coupon ped
ding attorneys, and we would have been
glad if it had been a hundred thousand Oh
even more if that would have effected the
safety of the State, and so would every man
in Virginia, Republican OF Democrat-er-
cept William Malone, to whom debt ag-
itation is a party engine.
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NOTES FOR THE MAHONE HIGH
TARIFF DEBATE FORCERS.

Taking at random tie month of July last,
there were 10,0S3 mechanics out Oh strike
for wages i'll only twelve. cities of the
Union, and in but two weeks of that month.
In the same month, $4,000 coke-workels
in Pennsylvania were out striking against
reduction of wages.
In the month following, six wooden and
two cotton mills in the New England States
suspended.
These are the good times predicted if the
High Tariff tax was assured of permanent
ce by the election of Harrison.
Those of Mahone's orators who are not
themselves Tout Oh strike' against his
bossism, can tackle these facts when they
commence to ''force the discussion of the
tariff on the Democrats in obedience to in
structions from headquarters.
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MARRIED..

BROWN-JOHNSON.-In Nelson county. Va,
son, the brides father, by Rev. r. o. Payne Mr..
William George Brown to Miss ROsalie Virginia
Johnson. The attendants were samuel A.
Ferguson of Waynesboro with Miss Matte
Purvis of Nelson; Lloyd Johnson with NJ ISIS
Lucy Brown, both OF Nelson; Samuel A. Brown
OF Nelson with Miss Anna Watts of Augusta;
VIM. Henry Hildebrand of Alton with Miss
Kate Smith of Roseland; Jas. NJ. Lobban of
Alton with Miss Ella Elliott of Stanton; JOS
Purvis of Maryland with Miss Roberta Lyon of
Ellington. The bride and bridesmaids all
wore cream-colored costumes trimmed in silk,
presenting Il brilliant appearance. All of the
gentlemen were dressed in black.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sd, by the Rev.
j. M. Wharey, at the residence of j. H. Reid,
Esq, Mt. Mourne, Iredeu county, n. G., Rev
George l.. Bitter of Fort Defiance, Va, pastor
elect of Portland Avenue church, Louisville,
KY, to Miss Lila A. Penick, youngest daughter
of the late Rev. P. L. Penick OF Mooresvile, N
c.
Staunton, Sept 9Th, at the
residence of Mr.. JnO. w. Cine, the brides
father, by Rev. James Willis, Mr.. James
w. Myers, Locomotive Engineer of Roanoke,
Va, to Miss Carrie S. Cline. They left on Mon
day to visit friends at Clifton Forge.
MILLER-WINE .--September 5th, by Rev. Sam1
Driver, Mr. E. A. Miller and Miss Luela Wine,
all of Augusta.
SH Notwithstanding 3d. by Rev.
Samuel Driver, Mr.. Adam W. Shaner and Miss
NJ. M. Myers, all of Augusta.
ONTGOMERY-ROSEN.-A Raphine, Sept
18th, 1899, by Rev. s. w. Haddon Mr. Robert
Montgomery and Miss Cora RoSen.
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The Spirit Of the VALLEY, edited by Mr..
D. S. Lewis, son Of Hon. Jno. f. Lewis,
has the following in its issue of last Friday:
We place at the head of our columns this
week the ticket nominated at Norfolk on the
22d of August, 1882 When the Spirit opposed
the nomination of General Malone as suici-
dial, giving reasons which we thought were
conclusive, why he should not be the nominee,
and predicted overwhelming defeat in case he
was, we yet in our editorial explicitly bound
ourselves to support him, and now in compli-
ance with our pledge we put up the ticket,
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Some interviews had
Preventative of the VINDICAToR
with several prominent Labor men of
ton Assembly No. 2711, Knights of Labor,
Republican, who expressed his determi-
nation not to vote for Malone, said that
the record of the Norfolk nominee with
regard to the workingmen was now being
investigated. Since then, gentleman from
Richmond informs us that a prominent
Labor man in that city, who is at the
head of several hundred workingmen, has
expressed the same views as Master Work
man Peterfish of Staunton. For the benefit
of all interested we may say that these facts
are not hard to get at, being of official re-
cord. They will be found i'll the case of
Skidding, Barbour and Duncan, Trustees,
Us. The Atlantic, Mississippi Il Ohio Rail
road, in the Circuit Court of the United
States. The bill was filed on March 18th,
1876, and syllabus Of the matter may be
found in Frank G. Ruffin's reply to Gen.
Malone In that syllabus it is shown that
on the sale of the road, on terms to be
agreed upon by the President (Gen. Mahone)
and Board Of Directors, one of the ''terms
agreed upon" was that the labor pay roll OF
$293, 1924 was to be paid off with
ST. ,756-less than 25 cents on the dollar
The claim was taken into court and i'll 8
few months these claims were paid in full
principal and interest, but nhappily fo1
the poor workingmen they could not wait
for the litigation and had sold theirs at 81
per cent. and sometimes at q greater dis
count.
The pamphlet to which we refer will
give the Labor men ample information an(
direction where to find the facts they arr
searching for They are of court record
not to be jostled OF changed by politica
debate, and an examination of them by
Labor men themselves will be more salts
factory and convincing than any statemen
made in a political paper.
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With Basil Gordon as Chairman of the
State Central Committee, John S. Barbour
standing behind him. and such organizers
as II. Taylor Ellyson of the Sd district, A.
P. Thorn of the I'd district, Thomas S.
Martin of the It'll district, and Miles NJ.
Martin of the 9th district, on the Execu-
tive Committee, it will be strange in
deed if the Virginia Democrats are not a
well organized corps for the November
fi0ht
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An association has been formed in Rich
mond with John Callahan of Portsmouth
President, to erect in the Capitol Square. a
bronze statue OF heroic size of the late Gen.
Williams c. Wickham: 1t should be in
scribed that he was a man who loved Viz
ginia better than party and better than life,
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DIED..

MAUPIN.-At Port Republic, Sept. Sd, Mrs
Maupin relict of the late Col. w. A. Maupin,
aged IS years.
GILKESON.-In Staunton Sept. 5th, at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law, Mr.. James II. Blackley,
Mrs. Mary E. Gilkeson. a native of Frederick
county, Va, aged 10 years.
BLAKEMORE-I In Staunton, Aug 9th. Mrs.
Elizabeth w. BIal1emore, formerly of Clarke
county, Va, aged Sc years.
STINE-In Staunton, Sept. 18th, Henry slime OF
Frederick county, Va, aged ~ years. His re-
mains were sent home for internent.
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The country will be glad to hear that Oh
Tuesday last, U. 5. Pension Commissioner
Tanner who has been making ducks and
brakes of the peoples money, has resigned
his office. The resignation was preceded
by conference between the President, Sec
rotary Noble, Senator Hiscock and ex-Con-
office companions goodbye on Tuesday
morning.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffice at Staunton, Augusta
County, Va September Is, 1889.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, Mary f; Brown, Lou; Carson, Sallie;
Cosby, Clary Cossay. Emma; Davis, Mrs NJ;
Dixon, Margaret; Dickerson, Julia A; Edwards,
Nancy; Feds, Lee Anna; Gordon, Mrs j W.
Halter, Ella; johnson, Anna; Jones, Mrs NJ Fl;
Lave, Angie; Lenory, Cecilia S; Lum pSin Ella:
Martin, Emma l; Marshal, Josephen Mcdonnell,
Martha; Rawls, Mamie NJ; Roades Willie A;
Taylor, Mrs Ellen; Smith, Mary j; Thompson
Mrs L P; Thornton, Fannie; White Mennie;
Winston, Jos b.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Andrew, Jno D.; Andrew, Jas W. Basley,
Erastus ]; Baylor, G Milton; Buckner, Monroe;
Coalter, NJ Il; Green, Frances; Gordon, Finks C:
Hutchinson: I4-2 lunch, Peter; Kennedy, W
J; Jones, J i; Landrum. Wm Mostris Marion;
Mitchell, Thos; RAIDER, Calvin; Ross, Jno: Scott.
Edmon; Toliver, VIM e; Woodward. II d.
The above letters, if not called for within fif-
teen days, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Parties calling for them will please say they were
advertised. '
Give your Street and Number to Carrier, and
your mail will not be put in General Delivery and
AdVeftlsed. w. a. BURKE. p. NJ Sc
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BY the death of Hon. S. S. Cox of New
York, last Tuesday, the country loses a
pure and incorruptible statesman, and the
Democratic party loses a member that will
be missed for years to come.
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D IDS for the exclusive privilege for furnishing
ID Meals and Snacks during the Fair. will be
received by the Secretary up to Tuesday, Sept
18th. 1889 The right to reject any and all bids
reserved. GJULIAN PRATT
sepl3 1t Secy B. d. f. A.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
" FARM.-Pursuant to decree of the Cir
cult Court for Augusta County rendered in the
consolidated causes of Smarts Guardian vs.
Smart and wife, and Ryland and Lee vs. Smart &
ais, at the May term, 1889, l will sell at public
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III ELP WANTED ON A FARM-Wanted a
IL respectable white single man used to farm
work, experienced and settled; also, a white
woman used to homework q farm. The farm
is miles from Staunton. Permanent homes if
the parties suit. Must be of good character.
Apply at the VINDICATOR OFFICE,
Sepl3 2tM Staunton
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SEED WHEAT FOR sALE.-A good lot of
-, - seed wheat for sae-Deitz Longberry,
In Augusta county for three years.
Address a. II. MCCUE,
aug 30-3t& Fishersvie Va
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shower in their ballots against such a re-
cord as this, we have been very much mis-
taken in their position towards the assail-
ants of the interests of American labor.
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A Nice City Home for Sale

Desiring to move to the country 1 offer fol
sale
MY HOME ON SEARS HILL
Tho house is new, roomy and splendidIy planned
for ease and comfort for houSekee ping. The lo
contains about one acre and has it a No.
STABLE and in addition to the beautiful grove o.
oaks has every space filled in with FRUIT TREES
Foul air and dusty streets are unknown.
Has all the COnveniences of the Town
yet so situated as to give all the privacy of the
country.
Would exchange for a farm near Staunton.
II. Il. SUN MERSON.
aug23 At
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Monday, October nth, 1889


That valuable farm, near Staunton, siassAsaS.
belonging to Mrs. Sallie F. Smart. This Jsyss9s4
farm lies in the County of Augusta, 3fsss5S8f
about one mile and q half south of SaSVsssST
Staunton, on the Greenville Road ,and
contains l1Sacres and roods, is of good -Hzsaz=-
quality and well watered The Improvements
consist of q dwelling house and the necessary
outbuldings. The location and character of this
lane make it a very desirable farm
TERMS Ten per cent. of the purchase money
in cash, fifteen per cent on four months credit,
and the residue on credit of one and two years
from the day of sale, payable in equal annual
instalments; purchaser giving bonds for the said
deferred insta ments bearing interest and waiv
ing the homestead with approved personal secu-
rity, and the title to be retained ultimate
security.
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d OOMS FOR RENT.-Furnished or unfurnish-
N ed, suitable for sleeping apartments, or
for family. Rent reasonable. Apply to
MRS B. BOLEN,
sep 13-3t Cor. Johnston and Augusta SITS.
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TINsLEY & MORTON, Proprietors.

Published every Friday. Price 81 per year; 81
for six months, and so cents for months-invari-
ably in advance.
Transient advertisements 10 cents per line each
insertion. Contracts for longer terms made at
the counter
Local circulation in Augusta Rockbridge, Rocking
ham, Allegheny, Highland and Bath Counties.
y Gives general and local news; stories and mis-
cellany; reliable commercial reports.
H. c. TINSLEY,
A. S. MORTON,
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S13oVn
And these after December, 1888, ant
still for assistance to Attorney Genera
Blair:
May 3, 1SS4-Paid Edgar Allan for legal
services. Observation-Disclosures SOC
Oct 3, 1SS4-Paid John Lyon at request
of Governor in case of
Fauvre, Hamilton and 9TH
Observation-Disclosures. JOG
81, 500
Add figures above. 4, 2OC
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THREE FIRST FLOOR ROOMS FOR RENT.
l. Apply to No. SIS. Market Street opposite
Kalorama. sepi3 Ii
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IN CHANCERY.

The object of this suit is to aScerta in the liabil-
tiles of the estate of Geo. f. Click, Decd and the
share of each distributee in the personal estate OF
said Geo f. Flick, decd and to enable the adm'x
to administer and diSburse said estate under the
dvice and decree of the court.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that Charles Otte
and Hannah, his wife, are nOn-reSdens of the
State of Virginia, and that the children and
heirs-at-law of Eva Brill, decd, and the children
and heirs-at-law of Elizabeth Gochenour are I'M
known. 1t is ordered that the aforesaid non
resident and unknown defendants do appear here
within fifteen days after due publication of this
notice and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit.
TeSte,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
pn1l1 rnJln