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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

CroAoo. July S.-Fiyo labofcru wore
severely injured by falling timboFs in
tho Adams building, which was dam.
agod by Gre two weeks ago, this after.
noon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

Special Dlgpaleh q ne lnielt1eHcef'
WESTON, w. VA. July s-The cleo
trio light plant here burned to the
ground at s o'clock this morning, Loss
$4,000; insured for $780, Cause not
known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

TnEas is nothing like DR.. Thomas
EcIectric Oil TO quickly cure cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
N. ]. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph Co.,,
Mich. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

HARLEM spRtNos HEALTH AND SUMMER
ltEsoRr ID now opOn. For best results,
AZ least expense, tako your next outing
al this charming resort
JonN II, STEEyns,
MwdF Harlem Springs, o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

sEr the prize drill, base ball game and
horse races at the Beethoven Picnic,
New Fair Grounds to-day. Boats foot
Of Twelfth street leave every minute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
Postmaster Appointed.


bptgTWF UI7VUlVE 70 VI5 1IEVtF'F9V37V7F'
WASHINGTON, D. O., July s.-John
Adams has been appointed postmaster
at Mason, Mason county, vice Henry o,
Turner, removed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
THE COUNTY BOARD
Mat in Regular Session yesterday
Morning,
4 Bg LOT OF ROUTINE BUSINESS

Was Transacted, hut Nothing Of Great
smoortanoe Game Up Except the
annual Report oftho, oleFls-A Res,
olo,ion Regarding tho ooputy's
pewiky Block OF stook-A Kick
FROM u Fulton Man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

You don't know how much better you
vIli foel II YOU take Hood'a snrgapatlllA.
ftWIll drive oil that tired feeling ana
mako you strong,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
state Of West Virginia, County q Ohio g. In
the Circuit Court OF said county.
Sarah Griffin and Others

Sarah Grimm and Others
Stewart Ntllisap and Others n
BY virtue Of a decree entered In said Court ia
the above entitled cause on the 2Sd day OF May,
1898, the undersigned special commissioner VIII
sell 1t public auction, on what Is known a. the
william Milligan farm. two and one'hali NIL es
southeast Of Roney's Point In Ohio county,
West Virginia, on IS
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY oFJU1Y, 1893,
commencing at l0o'clook a. m. the following
described real estate situated In The district %
Triadelphta, Ohio county, Weat Virginia, and
adjoining lands OF James Orr aud o!hOtal aud
bounded ~ follows; Beginning at q black Yals
nut hickory and white oak thence south ~
east 1853 poles 70 spaniah oak by brapehi
thence south 70o cast 100 poles to black Oak In
the original line: thence south 2be east % polQs
TO dogWood and ash; thence north ~ Weatlgg
poles 10 a white oak; thence north lSs west 45
poles 10 rod oak; thence north a6' west ll9
poles 10 o sugar tree; thence north ~ west 2S
poles 10 the place Of beginning. and containing
one hundred and thirty.oue acres. more or esl.
TERMS or 9ALg:-0ne thltd OF tho purchase
money cash In hand and % much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay, and the balance In
two equal annual 1nStallments ct one and two
years, With interest from day Of sale, the put-
chaser giving his notes with good personal seeu.
rlty for the deferred payments, interest on the
second deferred installmentto be paid annually
Title 70 said property TO be retained I'm Il Y
maid for W. n, DUNLAP, tf
Special Commissioner.
That bond with security % required by law
and the decree OF said court has boon given BY
said special commissioner Is hereby certified,
this 9Th day Of June. 1893
je9 JOHN w. MITCHELL Clerk,
" 81 ~ H ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
HorELs.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is tho tlmo 10 make your Arrangement
fortho Worlds FalF, Parties visiting Chicago
can secure superior private boarding " 229l
tho city for Worlds Fair purposes, One block
from Illinois Central road, That take you 70
either Of tho four entrances 10 the gFounde Same
distance from cable road, and three blocks froin
elevated road. II the hnest relidcnce portion
Oftho city. The advantages ate many % con-.
pared to the immediate vlClnityOf the Worlds
Fair lot Jackson Park), where everything u Of
necessity cftdn, made only for tho occasion.
Prices vary according 70 cue and location Ok
Comfortably furnished apartments IN the atnoE
at somewhat reduced Fat0l
Table abunduntly supplied with tho very best
tho market affords, MeRlSquiOtly and promptly
served particulars apply te ,,,,
iaT1Th4S No 22Si Calumet Ave, Chicago, III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

Chloaso aud Return y tho "pan.llnndlO''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

Children Cry for Pitchers Castotia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

NiWtF
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-12
THE POLICE GIVE
Gold and Silver Coins for
the Fair.
SACRED GATES OF JAPAN.
Features of the Oriental Exhibits.
Italian Commissioners Enthusi-
astic About the Exposition.

Edward Holland and S. W. Dixon
marched into the Midwinter Fair head
quarters yesterday afternoon with good
sized bag of gold and silver coins. which
they threw with great clatter on the desk
of the financial manager. 1t contained
S1135 80. the Police Departments contribu-
ton to the exposition fund.
a subcommittee, composed OF the two
gentlemen named, Cornelius Martin and
j. G. Sala. have been arranging this little
surprise for several weeks. First they in
terested Chief Crowley in the movement.
He suggested to the captains that they ad-
dress their subOrdinates on the subject,
insisting that any contributions made
should be voluntary. The result was that
most OF the patrolmen gave So, the ser
geants S4 aud the captains S.. The sub
committee are now arranging raid upon
the private purses of members of the Fire
Department and employees Of the Board OF
Education.
Louis Sloss Jr. and Frank S. johnson
have ceased trying to lassO rich but de-
linQu, mt citizens. For ten days the duet of
Fl lancial managers have been skiTmishing
for large windtallS in the interests of the
fair. They have urged and argued and
pleaded, with a fair measure of success, but
without receiving any princely donations.
They are now giving their victims
respite. Having left an argumentatige
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-12

feet high, and taking off the base or VAIN
scotlng, will leave only about fourteen feet
for hanging pictures. The 81 ace has been
some what increased by means of alcoves,
in which both sides of the proJe ting wall
can be utilized. but even with all this the
amount of line space is still ridcnlously
small, being bout 500 feet, and as exhibit
ton rictures are large, it will hardly be
possible to hang two rows on the wall, and
there is space for less than 200 pictures.
II the pictures should be of such size as
would allow of two rows being hung the
number would be that much increased.
ut will be perfect tiaSco to talk of an
art exhibition with that amount of space
and that number If pictures" said Secre-
tary Martin of the Art Association. I'VE
always have from 300 10 400 at the Me-
chauicS' Fair, and at the last spring eXhi-
bition here we had 1S9. and many Of those
were not exhibition size.
"Of course we do not expect 20 model
after the Chicago Exposition. where there
are 5000 paintings in the national gallery :;
hut the amount OF space IN sight at pres
ent amounts to nothing. We could not
hang the Italian exhibit alone at Chicago
in il.
"My plan would be to make that build
ing urely an art gallery. and take out the
gallery proper. Then divide the building
into three large rooms, which would not
affect the light and give the additional
wall space. ~ L TIC tucIC NOUtQ NC
small apartments for pas:els and water
colors. and this would give an Opportunity
TO classify the exhibit. and increase the
line space to almost 5000 feet. which would
multiply several times the number OF pic
lures that could he hung"
Architect. McDOugal, who planned
the building, suggests that an addition.
3Ox120 feet and from 90 to % feet high in
the clear, can be built in the rear of the
main building for less than $4,000. This,
with glass roof, built a the DrOner angle.
would increase the space for pictures to
some proportions, as with walls of that
height TWO, or even three. rows of pictures
could be hung.
The height OF the walls of the gallery, as
at present planned. would not permit of
The hanging OF Yelland's Cities OF the
Golden Gate" TO say nothing of others
that are larger, and the local artists want
some arrangements MADE by which cred
liable display can be made.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-12

one of 81 from the old paralytic who
stands at the corner of Suffer and kearny
streets, and he expresses his sympathy
with the MIdwinter Fair in the following
note:
One dollar for the MIdwinter Fair from the
poor Ole afnicted nun corner Suffer and
hearDy Ii is small amount. Business Is
very dull Otherwise would gladly give more.
III all The rlen men would give IN prnpo ton TO
this small amount the Fair would not lack for
FUNDS. give this with better grace than If
should receive 81. II. j. POWELL.
j. Tetsuka, the owner of the japanese
village in the Midway Plaisance, Chicago,
has applied for $500 feet for making a
japanese exhibit. This application was
received by telegram, offering TO pay the
usual price per square foot Another
proposition covering the oriental conces-
sion was received yesterday by telegram
from Chicago. asking for $1,000 square
feet.
A circular which was distributed
yesterday, bearing the title, Facts
concerning the Midwinter Fair, issued
by authority of the United Brother
hood of Labor" is declared by some of
the"unemployed" to be unauthorized. The
circular requests the unemployed not to
pay any further Subscriptions. but TO de-
mand the return of subscriptions on the
ground that they have been most out
rageOusly hoodwinked and deceived. de-
clares that In the grading not one of the
unemployed has been given work, that all
the work on the fair is TO be done by con-
tract, that contributions to the scheme are
simply booming a sensational candidate
and helping the Southern Pacific to make
million mr. 90
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-12
ST. BRIDGETS FAIR.
The Stone From Barney Castle in
Great Favor.


The Blgrney stone was the center Of at
traction at the bazaar in aid of ST. Budgets
Church last night, and numerous sons and
daughters of old Ireland gathered about
the abbey booth to pay their respects to
the interesting relic 50 much, written
about In song and story. Many skeptics
were in the thrOng. who had heard the
statement that it was next to impossible TO
secure genuine piece OF the stone OF
Barney Castle, but when they found that
il was certified TO by Michael Mullany, the
well-knOwn attorney, who secured IL on his
recent tour TO 70 Ireland, they were ST.
fenced, and nearly all the visitors Kissed
the little piece of stone.
Last nights programme was In charge
of the ladies CT the irish farm, and they
presented Mr.. Daniel Demond, Frank
Creed and John Malone.
In the Roman booth Mrs. Kelly and Mrs.
William ONeil entertained a number of
friends.
Joseph Fogarty and Mrs. Clara Smalling
entertained The visitors to the Mlkado
booth. This booth is one Of the most pop
ular in the bazaar, for visitors tired OF the
many charms of the fair drop into the
japanese booth to sip fragrant cup OF
tea.
Tonight the Roeckel Conservatory will
furnish chorus of sixty voices, and visit.
ors to the fair are promised musical
treat,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-12
ART is CRAMPED.
More Room for Paintings Is Strongly
Urged.

The people who have headquarters at
the Hopkins Institute, and lovers of art in
general in the city, are bringing all their
influence to bear on the buildings commit
tee of the Midwinter Fair TO have more
space allotted to the fine arts than has
been intended.
The Fine and Decorated Art building is
6OX120 feet. The first floor has been des g
ma ed for the decorative art display and
for the wOmen's EXHIBIT. thus leaving only
the gallery for pictures.
The walls of this gallery are eighteen
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-12

MAIL ORDERS filed promptly md carefully
Free
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-12

ALL the latest styles and improvements In
glasses at Bertellng's, APT Kearny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-12
A Fatal Fall.

News has been received here that Charles
Chapman of this city. of the wholesale
butcher firm of Horn 81 CHAPMAN. was
thrown from his horse few days ago,
and is now lying seriously ii. in the
hotel at PasO Robles, San Luis O5isDo
County. He was assisting i'll rounding up
some cattle. A steer broke from the band
and Mr.. Chapman set chase to head him
of. When going along at full gallop the
einch Of the saddle in which Mr.. Chapman
was riding broke, aud he was thrown
heavily to the ground
Ar tba Io,aa. ,,,,o. -, t,,orovar,aot. a.,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-29
SHERIFE'1 SALE - ROBERT g. HALE,
~ plaintiff. ". Ennioe L. Haskill, Dallas Has

SHERIFI's SALE ROBERT. g.. HALE,
kill and Robert c. Wallace. defendants.
de 9ps: 81 'n iar ss .,,ts' md od =: M. G issssS 81 out .s's 81 : sSs
e ets.s q Men,. nj '1 IN and } lo1' ths county %1st,' 81 L Lev" Us
md Clarke. on the 9th day, Of Novemb,r. A.
robert E: hsis, the above named plaintiff. OBJ.
tanned . Judgment and decree Of foreelosure and
sale agaln.t Eunice 1. hashill. Isllas H.s-
on tho 2sth day of Noysmbsr.. 4: b.
1893. Tor the sum Of 4'.ss..7o. besides inter
cot. costs and sAterney's ices. which said decree
, wa; On i; the ;,a ds,n as' b of Ss Ne II a. I'D 4 o sss,i re- a.
page =. l i'm commanded to sell all those certain
lots. piece, or parcel. Of land. situate. lying and
being in the county Of .Lewi. and Clarke. state OF
Montana, and founded and described ~ follows
Lots numbered seventeen az and eighteen
lsl, in block numb:E six hundred and two
city Of helen.s aid premises being eixhty-hve
formerly called Centre strest) and one hundred
and forty l40) feet deep. amt bounded on the
on the south by Ninth svsnns. and on the ives.
by lot number sixteen (in). in .aid block. - said
lots and block arc numbsred; DESIGNATED and de-
:adis,sn on on hi II. Plat IL ,S (: :iia. a u H. e Q ! s9n ssn
cordsr Of said comfy u Lsvis and Clarke.
Public notice Il hereby given that on Tues
day. tho 18th day 9f becembs.. A. D.; 1889, Of "a
O'Clock m. Of that day. at the front door Of the
courthouse. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana. I will. in Obedience to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
n n:ss.:sss p 20 .:,isi; or s.iS g. ju %SSn .hs's Viz s" interest," nss .:
and coste. TO the highest and best bidder. for
sash In hand.
Given pnds. my hand this 9th day Of Noveu-
BY FRED f. Hess. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-29

ALIAS ONs-lN. THE i1s rHI,,T
"A court Of ths First JudieLA district 4 the
stats Of .MenteAA N nd tor ths county Of
.sfrs Weller. plaintiff. " Henry II. Grsass'.
~ 81: e 1 ns.ss:ss sends s''''',s to tA'
"e Yon ss hereby required I. appsar in N aeties
!h.o1sht .s.ia.t yenS b p Il. The ;isst t na%id p 4 J
Levi snd CIarks, aid TO saswer the complaint
6lsd therein, within tsa 10y. !ssSiss.v ~ q H. e:
:an% 81 ::.' K :.. a,ss' Within III ii. . eoa sSs o. Z
served out Of this essnty. bat within thisdistrlsa
within twenty deLs; oths siii :. w .sea IN . .e.iy G ~
lis saia acton. Is brought to obtain : iudg.
msnt and decree fo.eelosin9 : certaia msehanio.s
John East in MOVING > building on tas premisss
Of defendant. at tbs Request Of aad o. = Sen:
tract with b.. ssSnt;s az as'Es't ~ =. ESS9 Fl H.
county clerk and recorder OF levis and Carko
T::s e; ;:,'a !; s. FL !. = h 1I,a '1 4 'h e s BE-: ;:,:er
sddiiisn to the city sf Helena. .lhs compliant
silsses A a~ssisnnAsnt Of the iatsEss. q John
Est = plaintiff. and asks fos judsnent fer ths
ion. sixty dollar. ssed Interest; three do!ls.. Pad
Tor verifying and fline said hen. and hfty dol
lars attsrnsys Tess and costs OF suit 81, j..
.1 mad 70, .sa =: .s. S:.:s x. os saia ss ssnf 4 soa :. =: .bos e
essas'is 10; the he r.'isi dEsm.aa:d in IL: said COM
Given n d n ny h s:ne ~; ;.ai tas "a; d..,s ct ta e d Y:
~- county Of LAWis and Clarke.
f,ssel FIRST this Sh day Of vetebe,. in Is:
'' t:. r.. : :%':s' & :: :;S5 *; :; s 8; &: :s $;::::
NJ o. rnE.nAn Deputy Gl;Ik.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-29
First publication Nov. il. l06l
gALE-A. H. ERWIN, PLAIN
tilt. " Ida r. Rosencraps and Lucien I.

SAERI1I'D .gALE-A. X. ERWIN, PLAIN
= tiff. " Ida 7. Rossnoraps md Lncien I.
Rosencrans. defendants.
Under and BY, virtue Of a order Of sale and
district court Of ths1ir.t judicial district q the
and Claxks. o. the lbtn day = Novsmb.r. a.
u. 1885,. IN the above entitled sotisn. -yhersin A. K.
;u saL'n; se' ~. apo ssor s:" q l Esa,estsa; :a snd I'll, :
aGainss Ida ,. hosensrans and Lueien L hossn-
eran.. defenasnts on the 18th dsy Of Ncvsmbsr.A 4.
ese costs and .tterasy'e bsss which sald dsorss
was: on the I'm DAY, Of Noysmbsr L.. - 1884, ~.
psss -. I am commanded To- sell al til It certain
lot, pieoe or parcel ef land. situate. lying and
bsing In tbs county Of 1svie and Clarke. STATE Of
to wit:
Lot nunbssed tor uo);. in block numbered
city Of Hsiena. said lot heins thlrt. lse, feet
front On 1ifth avenue and one hundred 600
fest deep. e the sans 10 designated and d.
scEibed On the plat Of said to~nsise on fls in ths
Together With al and sinsalsr tie tsnennents,
ihszeditamsnts and appurtsnsnts thersunto b.
longing Or In auyvise appsrtain,ns.
Public notice 10 hereby oiven that on Fri
day. the ctr day Of december. A. D. 1898, At Il
O'Clock m. Of th1t day, ct TIE front door Of ths
Montans, I viii. in obsdisncs to said order Of al
and DECREE Of foreclosure and sale. ell the shove
described property, or SO much thereof - may b
necessary TO satisfy said judsmsnt. with interest
and $3.50, e The highest md bsst bsadsr. fss
si;sn 4 Y1 e: my hand this 18th day Of Nov'n-
CHARLEs D. CURTIA shsriG
BY IRED r. Ho0s. Unda Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-29
PIN, cHIsEL AND BRUSH.

Edward Everett Hale is collecting thl
sayings Of children, with a view of deduc
Ing important conclusions from q compare.
son and analysis Of them.
Amelie Rives aud her gushing novels
were once thus characterized by a discrim-
mating Harvard youth, "She's been spoonei
ON awfully, and she gave it dead away"
Rosa Bonheur says, in defense Of her
male attire, that she would have missed all
chances Of success had she had to bear the
weight Of the skirts In fashion 81 years ago.
Mr.. Ruskin's publisher says that since
1871 there has never been a loss on any Of
Ruskin's works. and that between 1888 and
1892 the author received as his share Of the
profits about $4,000.
Harriet Hosmer. the sculptress. who has
been at the Worlds fair, expects to visit the
Midwinter fair IN San Francisco, at which
her colossal statue Of Queen Isabella is to
be a prominent attraction.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-29

SUMNoNe-IN THE plsTRICT COURT OF
y the First judicial District o the state e
Montana. in and for the county Of Law and
Gostan. s.viass Bank. > eerpor.tisn. plain.
Esai Y H. a' Tscsn f:s; ~ f, =; fis' e. s.' vi Tsil. a..
ssstmsnt and IankiaE Conpsny. Limited, .
The stass. q Hentan. ss.as srsstins = the
above named dsfsndaats:
b, You =: .1 ,;;.ssy q, .:a 81 &. :. :s :D.e: s. !. e si:'s.
!is Is i: di.tsioss eea:. q tie Sii.:s saai:!.i a:
trist Of = the state ct Msnt.aA, II sd e. r.
.sfSios "a yos q sAis samson. ssrvsd vitsis
IA Iea III: ai e; L s'r vishi Gs' .. :, INV d asns' o.h Dot
I'm = rs. .s.Is:s you. according to q:
:ln. said sotien Is brought to obtain . dse,.s
Of this court for tie foreelo'urs Of : eert.ie
s assssss' s s!: &. ::id II d: =: s:sS 'iaR .S.:sa f e.e
A. D.: 1882. to escu!s the p.smsnt Of > sestain
for tie sum Of III hundr.d dollars. p.yabls On
81 o.d Ssts g; II. sas lt si.' ny f III 3G'I i, 4; ?; ~ ss.;. % H. ::
sss,s;; "a 81 Z: :i:s ~ q Sss:s.s; I. :
Tor isst; VA 1sis ABB eonsiSs.s.io ,o' ..ds..sd ia not:
guaranteed the payment thereof in full, such
y.nasry. 4. i. isss; and .sia nosts. .s'I ps.std.
note, or any part thereof whoa Ane. an action
md ti.. Il y sotioa b. eonmsnesd
eid:nt 70 aid ,forsol..are pr:cssales:.
3 paid o.. Of sSs p.oos.ds q =. It sid mort:
sassd premtses. The amount Due npsn saiA
preni::osy ate aad Ar no.ts..e q r.. ti.s Of u:
interest thereon At the rats q twsivs psr cent
i nss : and Plaintiff .,H1' pray. .Ss Tor Tor iaas%.st I'll io1 4:
sum Of ssventy-ivs dollars sstornsy's fees. and
III. property embraced In and affected By ,sid
mortgage being ~ those certain iSte. pieces q
parcels v3. Of I Isns situate; lying .aa est.s ip W. a:
p.rticu,srly described - ioi!ova o-vit:
numboI four ~: .. s1ie lots ard Bloc. gre nsm:
said Valley View addition on file In the shEss Of
the eeunty recorder Of s.ia ceonty Of Lewis and
c Go1,s... n n.s T. T.: :o Pi: and sAs 'I psSs..a. y 3, a.: :.Is
thereof applied to the payment Of said mort
xase and Drsnissc.y asts and interest thsrsoD
ave dollar. attornsy,'s fees. and cost. Of suit; and
n osss such P.scssds are not sufictsnt to pa
the same to obtain An szseutioa against laid DE-
asd alss that the said dsfendants and al pssssas
claiming By. through or under them or either ol
them may % barred and lorselessA Of al risht.
claim, lien. equity Of redsnptisn aaG interest
in and to said mortGassd, premises:
appesr and answer the said complaint. - absys
required. tAs said plaintiff win apply to the
court for the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given undsr ny hand and The ssel Of tho dis.
txiet rsurt Of the First judicial district Of the
etats Of AontaaA. In and for the
--- sopnty Of LAWS and Claxka,
Seal First this 10th day Of October. In
I Jad. Dist. ths year Of our Lord one thous-
Court and eight hundred and ninety.
- thrse JOHN BEAM. ClsRk.
By JESS G. RIokER, Deputy Clerk.
AassenA Rullard. attorney for plsiati6.