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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

Our brilliant cotemporary, and
dashing antagonist of warm haired
Windy, has merged the Charleston
Star with the Charleston Tribune,
and now issues daily In the capi-
tol of West Va. Col. Mandus is
equal to the difficult task before
him and we hope to see the combi-
nation a great financial success.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
Board of Visitors.

Mrs. Chas. w. Wright, Mrs.
e. E. Bowen, Miss Nan Mcbride,
Mr.. w. W. McCray and Frank
Blassius. Sr., have been appointed
a board OF visitors for benevolent
and correctional institutions Of
Hooking county for the ensuing
wear.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
Eipht car Load, of Wyomine

Eight car loads of Wyoming
horses have been sold in Athens
and Perry counties in the last
two months and every horse has
given satisfaction. Be sure to
the sale at Logan, Oct. 31st.
"Give the boy a chance" If you
want to make your boy happy
buy him a horse. You can get
one broke or unbroke at the Wy
oming horse sale. Logan, Oct. 81.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
A YOUNG statesman from Wash.

A YOUNG statesman from Wash
ing township recently went to New
York and paid s4oo, 90 good money
for Brick bat. He discovered he
had bought a brick which is law
fui for him to do, instead Of
$4,000, 90 in counterfeit money be
proposed to buy, a penitentiary of
fense.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
To Be Given Away

A fine black velvet hat worth
$40, to be given away at Miss ID.
Mathews, 10 any one making q
purchase of millinery goods to
the amount of 80 cents or more
will be entitled to a free guess on
this lovely hat from this date un-
til Jan. /, 1892. 4w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

EVERY poor man, every laborine
man, can vote his sentiments this
fall without intimidation and re-
moved from the bribe-giver. The
new election law promises to give
the people an honest and fail
election.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
Job Work.

We have a new and choice lot
OF jobstock. and stationary of all
the latest and handsomest styles.
For some time past an extra man
was needed aud kept constantly
employed doing the work our
generous patrons sent to us,
Thanks.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

By hnai,y urcluihs 40 o.qmp IN
Ohio for Mckinley, Mr.. Ingalls
shows belief that he still has
political possibilities of his own
which he does not care 10 mix ul
wilh the fortunes OF a man who
could mol be elected dog-caicher
IN Kansr. y, Ibis wrrtino
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
LET DOGS DELIGHT.
Pursel Backs Them in the
Campaign.

Not having any knowledge of the
issues of this campaign, or perhaps
afraid of displeasing his masters
Rempel and Vickers if he ventured
an opinion, Pursell has settled
on the dog as his best holt, and
runs him into the Republican cir
Gus. In the last issue of his paper
he gets down on his hind legs and
yeowls at Mr.. Price because the
last Legislature passed a law, look
ing to the better protection of
sheep from the ravages of worth
less ours. On the coon-dog theory
Bro. Pursell is good on conduct
ing political campaign with a
sheep-killing dog as pointer. AS
matter of information to our
readers, the law to which Bro.
Pursell objects was introduced in
the Legislature by Mr.. Alexander,
one of the leading Republicans of
the House and was supported
and passed mainly by Republican
votes. Let dogs delight to bark
and bite and kill sheep, for this
they mostly do, and a defender
will be found, in the John Sher-
man, Rempel organ of Hooking
County.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

THE County Post Masters have
organized and are petitioning for
an increase of salary. The late
sInspaction" has run them short
of funds.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

In the 100000 letters "mis-
sent" to The Dead Letter Office
under Wannamnker's manage
ment dnriug the fiscal year. there
We're S2s.6i in cash and $1.14l.-
81 in checks and other CONNER
cial paper. And This through The
Republics Missent Bureau was
doing iis best for Wannamaker's s
improvement!
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

CONGRESSMAN DUNCAN address
ed meetings at Blooming,llle on
Monday evening, snd at Gibson
vile on Tuesday evening. The
meetings were we'll attended and
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
Farmers and Democrats Atten-
tion

The ppoI le Of coun and Dem
Ocrats generally. are invited tn
call al The club room in the Co.
Inns bnildlng and vote on next
Saturday. instruction will be
.iven As To haw voting shall
lie done under the new
law. 1t Is important that we
lose no votes by mistake. At
lend the election and learn the
of the new law. The
election will be held between the
hours Of one and four o'clock, D.
m. By order of
COMMITTEE.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

PREpARE to put the x mark In
the space to the left of the line,
Democratic ticket" " right lndsr
the historic rooster.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
From Marietta Times !

From Marietta Times
Senator Lowry held a series oI
meetings lii this county last week
His meetings were we'll attended,
although rain interfered with one
or two, and the Senator made
many friends in the county.
Al Flini's Mil and Mara.noras
JOINT discussions were held with
Mr.. A bboit and il is not necessary
to state that the Senator covered
himself all over with glory.
The people of This district vii
make no mistake when thy elect
Virgil c. Lowry. They will elect
him, Too.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

s1F were in the Senate | would
stamp it (the Mckinley bill under
my feet and spit upon it. JAMES
G. BLAINE, June 10, 1890.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

TIN has advanced from 1926 to
1886 per box. Every poor man
will have to pay extra for his tin
hucket
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

THE Mckinley tin badges have
fallen into a condition of e'inocu-
GUS disuetude. They are largely
made of lead and poisons.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
A Clear Case for a Big Damage
Suit. .-Pursells Picture
In Print.

In last Mondays Cleveland
World, a radical Republican paper.
is printed a picture, purporting to
be genuine, true to life likeness
of Col. F. S. Pursell, the brilliant
editor of the Logan Rempel Re
publican Gazette. MIR. Pursell
prldes himself, and justly too, in
his good looks. He is Adonnis in
store clothes, and stands hours at
the post Office window receiving
the adulation of a fascinated pub
lie. The picture in the WORLD
shows him to be a monster of such
hedeous mien, as to justify suit
in damages for such vicious
counterfeit presentment. He is
exhibited as hybred between an
Italian brigand and a Digger In
dian. His mustache is waxed to
needle sharpness and his head is
as bare as a Digger papoose. Pres
byterian side whiskers give tinge
of mockery to his brigand goatee.
We have plate of the picture for
publication, but we have not the
heart to excruciate him nor our
readers with its presentment.
1t is related that when Duke
De Davenport, who stands for
hours in ecstatic admiration of his
masters beauty, saw the picture,
his stomach trouble, for which he
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

WANTED:-io buy a cheap resi-
idence property at about 500
cash. Address, j. A. HILLS, K.
of r. 4 S. Macarthur, 0.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

FREE trade gave the people
cheap sugar, apd demonstrated that
protection is a deceit and snare.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
Bask!!n & IWk'e!!nskv
Opp. Court House
Collins & Moore's Old Stand,
Opp. Court House

n The Pumpkin will be opened Christmas Night. The
seeds counted and the winner declared The FOUR
EDITORS Of the Logan papers will be requested to open
the pumpkin, count the seeds and declare the lucky
Guesser.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

If tin and Tin cans are no hl0her
i'm price than hefnre Inc new tariff
took effect, as Major Mckinley
would have rs believe. how can
his tariff for prot ec,inn encourage
the manuiac, Of lin in this
country? The tax on Tin plate Is
admitted, and. it.. cans are no
higher, either an over supply of
the manufacture, or a reduction
OF the wages Of workmen. must
be The cause, BRO. Mckinley may
take either horn of the dilemma.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

The bottom has dropped out OF
the Mckinley boom, if it ever had
one.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

MCKINLEY has had enough. He
refuses, through his Committee, to
have any further debate with Gov.
Campbell.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
Democratic Meeting in Court
House.

On Friday evening, Oct. 80.
Col. Warner of New York will ad-
dress the citizens OF Logan on the
current issue of the campaign.
Col. Warner is one of the most
eloquent speakers in the country,
and his address will be.a treat to
all who may hear him. Our Re-
publican friends are cordially in
vlted to come anG hear him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

worked in connection with Gazette
editorials on the high price of
wool and the late Republican dog
law. Nc sh@e;,-killing dog under
this concer trated fire could live
to kill another sheep. Details of
the damage suit will be published
in due time.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

An honest dollar is one that pays
its debts.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

expects a pension, left
him at once and he now
totters on our streets the
lean, paralyzed creature
this picture presents.
If any of you have
an enemy you wish to
friendishly punish, send
him a picture of our
handsome contemporary
as it appears in last Sun
days Cleveland World.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

The silver dollar is The money
of the people.
The Democratic party is its
father.
Ii protected and maintained il
al par with gold for eighty years
In 1878 it was worth Sl.04 in
gold:
That yearthe Republicanspariy
disgraced il.
They prostiluted it at the de-
mands of The bankers and brokers
OF Wall street.
They drove IT from circulation
for sums of over five dollars.
They made II worth only 80
cents.
They kept it worth only so cents
The Democratic party never
made an 80 cent dollar.
The Democratic party never
passed an 50 cen, dollar.
These are facts of history.
Let The people read.-St Glars
v;lle Gasette.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

AFTER the election the starting
mn of tin mills will cease.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

The New York World says: The
brutal attack upon Gov. Camp
bell because he is i'm debt will!
help him more than the Foraker
forgery plot did. The people OF
OHIO will be reminded that the
pets OF Protection are not embar,
raised financially. The iron
kings. coal barons, glass princes
and manufacturing lords are no,
IN debt. John Sherman, with his
million or two made while IN Of
flee. finds no difficulty IN paying
bills. But there are tens of thou
sands Of men in Ohio who can
sympathlze with their Governor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22

Quality as well as quantity is
what the farmers should consider
in buying fertilizers. All grades
at Jacob Schwsrzs'.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-30

svcr n The rlcrk Of the city shall act as ihs o',,S
NJ the board Of registration during l,' san II
vising said voting ls's s sna n' cotrettri and rc
yised Hat. nf prepared Nv W. "s. Yafou4
election aud shall provide ne w"fa1n, ,s,rd e"py of
NJ rJs Of such cities with true hil Su a., ,bcir
Val, hats Of voters In their rcsper.iN" ware. 'u un
M, or election day and II .ha D.. ny uua, ,hsfi
sali Ilats one wear and furnish ctfah.h ,i'.rsfor
80 annlIrntun Of any person anu iHNu,'n ',' !, ia
Si,i'ln len DAYS thereafter. and Tor ihurr, nm 81
snail be punished as PROVIDED ny e'''''" my -
chap,rr four OF the rev i-sd statutes .,,s,ra,ion
e ~n'T 10 The members of snrh board Of rcRish,iu',
shall be subjec, 10 the same pcnsilr- t9r i rr
The president OF such buaI shall Ie.lsv ,or Ibe
Tor each day that the board siH ~ inrmers
OF said board shall receive thtrt ,i. rom,
such time They shall also be pau i',a.,,,ly rii
nioycd IN making up and and prerhr'ng rsa, ~ ~
voters together with reasonable anu '.eT ~ nee
n,nsrs including blank books. stationery anu '
ssary assistance OF clerks. all of which enaI ", s,b
by Inc city where such board ir cslAbishr az i,n
, q, sas asss Of said sr and pay -yes Of
such officers ms said boar,i may select anu INV
surndanre to preserye order and execute rs li'ttl
Ali witness feea shall be paid at the established le'H'
fees before municipal courts ,, Ala, se4.
ssfr D Notices Of the time and place OF tle tra
.ons Of such board to revise and correct san snm
isis shall he given by the presidcnt thereof anu @
by the clerk Of said cities at the SAME tnc an" % ,
1. rho vibrant for calling ward ineetngs anu t w,
,ne mats as revised and corrected by said bual "a re
sira,ion shall be used In said eities IN the 'e'o'"'
SET il. ANY qualified eectol In snen city may
challenge the right OF any person To vote ~ an. a.
in such city at any election, mud he rhil Ne gwen w
nnoy,unty by thc warden OF such ward 10 make hueh
challenge and The warden of such ward snail ,s ia
minute Of the fact of such challenge upon 'f '""h '
sheT Is. section forty seven chapter four Of ne
Revised stautes and all other aets eaa p''7I On Inc
nroylsons Of this act shall not spply 70 t.e rnun,
elections Of the year eighteen hgndItd ana nl,'s ~
in any OF the cities In which such eiecnons NV "
In The nreunraIiou and revision OF the ss tnoreioI
lApproved February 81
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-30
Chapter a..

AN ACT to insure the better education OF practitioners
of Dental surgery, and TO regulate The practice OF
Dentistry In the STATE Of Maine.
SECT / 80 person shall practice, attempt 10 prac.
tee. or hold himself out 10 be practitioner OF den
tstrg dental surgery until he or she shall have rst
received a certificate RS hereinafter provided. and
whoever violates the provisions OF this secion shall
be fined not less than twenty-five, nor more than
one hundred dollars for each offense. This sec
ton shall take effect three months after the approval
OF this act.
SECT ?. a board of examiners, to consist of I'VE
dentists of good standing who have been in the prac.
ce dentistry in this stuto not less than I'VE years,
l. hereby created The members OF said board shall
he appointed by the governor with advice and con
sent Of couucii to hold office for the term OF three
yenrs and until their qualified exec
however, that the hrst I'VE members to constitute
said board shall be appointed TO bold as follows two
for the OF year. two for two years. and one
ol three years Vacancies In said board at any time
oocurring shall he tlled by the governor in accord
ancc with the provisions OF The section.
SECT. 3 Before entering upon their duiies the
members Of eaid board shall take and subscribe the
oaths prescribed by law to be taken by other officers
appointed In Ike manner. As soon as convenient
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-30

AN ACT TO amend section eleven Of chapter one
hundred and twenty-six' Public Laws OF eighteen
hundred and forty four. entitled AN ACT Tor the
preservation of salmon. shal and aewives III GEORGES
river and tributary streams $1,000,
SECT !. Section eleven Of chapter one hun1ton ana
twenty six Of the public laws OF eighteen hundred anu
forty four Is hereby amended ny Inserting IN the ici
enih line after the word "fnesdays the WORT
Wednesday, and after the word "frdays' the woTds
Saturdays II the town vote, 50 That the sa sectiph
as amended. shall read as follows y,
SECT H. No person shail take or des'rol any ni
tho fish Aforesaid In any OF sad watein Between uu
fifteenth day of July in one year aud the htst day OF
April In the succeeding year, and eael, and every
the sum Of twenty dollars for each oneuse Any oil
the fish aforesaid may be taken hy the town OF warren
on MONDAYS Tuesday Wednesdays. Thursdaya, FIJI
DAYS and Saurdaysi II the town vote Of each week;
and said town. In ~ taking nHh. shall be subject to M
the provisions OF act entitled IAN Act 10 regulate
The Sind and alewiyc fisheries In the town OF warren
passed March s1. eighteen hundred and two. which
are Inconsistent with the provisions OF this act
Approved February Is
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-30
Aaps, u.

AN ACT to amend secuo5 mn, ~,
OF HAPPIER Nifty one oithe p., VIZ
10 Railroads. s1
Section one hundred ana u,,,.
one OF the Revised statue,
adding AMI inserting aflefil,e
third line of enid truii1n III toll,s
managers OF The lutlei road ntsl..
perform the requirumeu,,. prns,.s
the charter under which The, issl
railroad and acts additional M "
10 that said section as su,.pdaS \,
SECT. llr. When the lna5srs,
ifeh TO cross or connoe, with sn,,,
to agree therev ith, "a 10 tisn,rss,,
and freight over tier roads III
or hen the managers Of the ~,
or refuse 10 peifOrin the f,.glr,.
conditions ofthe chAiternnd,l I'M
crate their inili Dad and &C. .ti,.
tory thereto, they inay GppIy ID y
writing. md either of lien mn
noilcc thereon To all intefes.d
place for hearing, and the epnl,,
order TO be- complied with. 10
porntion or person claiming
made II party and be hoaniihrn.1
In the application. SAID eonuix
thority OF courts OF Ian TO I'M
compel their attendance and 40
tons may be taken and used IA
the hearing IL closed. they shal.
the rates for transporting lass.f1
over the rond of each, OF ot,'
either Is n common carrier hy ftrl
and all other matici3 In cuntlVu
roads arising from such connrtT
times OF doing so. and may rr.l
give security TO the other idt d,
resulting from their mutual ti.lI
as they deem equitable. and ma
award may lie suspended, aiiefA
election nf the party IMPUTED b, d
OF the conditions thereof Us ID.
iApproyn1 k.r
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-30

40 Art 70 a,,cri scrtions eight anil nine OF chapter
nav Two OF the Revised Statutes relating 10 ,omhoh
seer. J. Section eight Of chapter nny two o, the
revised statutes relating 70 common eai'e'"' IL ne'e
liz amended To read as follows
.stcf's Whenever goods, merchandise packages
OF parcels transported by any railroad. s,enn9ohd.
,,ros. al stare rOmuany existing by virtue oil the
laws OF this state. remain unclaimed ior sx nlohins
after its arrival at tile point TO with II sum h hm a
1rrn directed or gools, merchandise, or othcf per
aonal nIopery remain in public warehouse i0r SIX
months alter the chaiEes thereon nave oeen rIRn,
ulliv demanded nnl rii unpaid, the same may he
eoli at auction in city town where saii railroad
steamboat express OF tasc company has us i,
nfed nud NheneN er goods, merchandise, PACKAGES or
parcels transported hy any ihliInad steamnoat sA
laws oil this state and having no Office Of picsidcnt,
treasurer. CLERK or general superintendent, within
claimed Tor six months alter it, arrival nj TIE potht
10 which IL shall have been directed, the same may be
ronse Of aaycri-iig aud selling ,... 4. ,o..,.
amended so as to read rs tIilowe
'>.tf p. 4 company existing by virtue OF The laws
Of ihis slate before selling AM, such articles or mer
uotice Of The lime and place ot tale, In four public
new spapefs, published at Portland III the county
Of Cnmbrriand one published al Augusta, 10 the
county of kcnnchec. one published nj Lewiston, In
the count, of Androscoggn and one published ut IAN
contain II iiief description and list OF MI sdcli prop
er,y. and shall deseriDe such marks thereon as may
serve To iden, them, together with the name OF the
consignec and the place to which said articles were
billed ANY company not existing by virtue Of the
laws OF inlr slHtet viuec W piee'us"p
treasurer, clerk. general superintendent, within
this state but doing business within this state before
selling any such articles merchandise, shall give
thirty days notice OF the time md place OF sale, by
publishing notice In some public newspaper. printed
Ia the county where such merchandise Is so held.
three weeks ely the lsst publication TO be at
icast seven days before the day appointed fot the
sale II no paper i- published In the county where
such articles orTnerchnndise so held, such notice
ebnll he published In some ne" slapei in an adjoining
county. such articles or merchandise shall be sold
at TIE place where ncld. The proceeds OF all goods
sold, afier deductng ihe costs OF transportation.
storage, advertising and sale, shall be placed TO The
credit OF the owner In the books OF the company max
ing The sale and shall be paid To him on demand,
and such company shall not be liable 10 said owner
Of such properly for any greater than received
from said sale IApproted March
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-30

AN ACT TO amend section one Of chapter three hun,
dred and fourteen Of the Public avs OF eighteen
hundred and eighty five, relating TO the cltzenshlp
tfprrnons connected with the Soldiers ONE al
Togus. , ,,, ...,
That sec,an ONT of chapter three hundred ana
fourteen, pui lie laws al eighteen hundred hn eiehy
rNe be amTudcd hS inserting after the woids shbh
continue herewith IN III. Inst line thereof me ioI
lowing tint any person connected Win me Nhilonh'
Home u. nf0Tc- SAID. bui having donichc "A town.
In this STATE. outside OF sad Home anil Young rest
,cnor therein shall moi be disqualified nom Young
IN to TOW IN which he has such residence on account
of Ia connection win -nid Home, 20 that salh sec
mon sh.n amended vii read as fellows
'>Itf / Al persons Nhn nov aic, oi may hcfcsnci
btcnme Inmates OF the National home TOT disabled
VOLUNTEER soldiers ut ToRus. In The county oi hehhc
boc subject 10 the rules and regulations th'feoi
shall t., evr Taiions herrtfon, shall be deemed
citizens of the respective iniwhich they had
legal residence wfrn then connection Win -hiu VA
uonal Home commenced, so long Ms such connection
shah continue theirs it'll Tut any person connected
WIN the NaiInnal Home rs aforesaid. but having
domleilr IN town. IN this state, outside OF snd
home, and voting residence therein. shan not be
disqualified fIom Voting in the town IN winch ie has
euth fe-dVnte, account OF his connection WIN tniu
Home Approved February y
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-30
Chapter IS.

AN ACT additional TO and amcrdatory Of section six Of
chapter aeycuiy seven OF the Revised Statutes relat
Ing to the equity Julis LECTION OF the Supreme judicial
Court
SECT l. bill In equit, may be maintained to reach
and apply in payment Of n dch, any property OF "A
debtor provided by clause ten Of section SIX Of chap
ter seventy of the revised statutes notwiistHnd
ing the fact that the property sought to be reached ani
applied Is In the hands. possession or control Of the
debtor independently Of any other person. that is
not within the state that II is OF uncertain value,
provided. the value can Ice ascertaipcd 10y sale or
appraisal ur by any means within the ordinary pro
redure Of the court, thatu cannot be reached and
applied until 4 future time.
SECT In such sun tha interest NJ a partner In
til. partnership Jr,I,.y iaiy 4clei aud app!iai
10 payment Of the PLAINTIFF deAi, provided however,
that unless the plaintiffs debt Is 10 Judgment the bust
Of the partnership shall not be nrfoTed with by
Injunction or otherwise. farther than TO restrain the
withdrawal Of any portion Of the debtors share or
Interest therep. unless and until the plaintiffs debt Is