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HOW MUCH AND FOR WHAT2
APPROPRIATION MADE DURING
THE PRESENT CONGRESS-.
The Statament Submitted at the Re
quest of the Ways and Means
COmmillee.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-Atthe re quest
OF the committee on ways and means. j.
g. Courts, clerk of the house committee
on-appropristions has submitted to the
c&mlttee statement of appropriations
etcnsive. OF miscellaneous matters made
ny the house this session 1t shows an
aggregate of $513, 733 Os5. and this
amount has been increased to S5l9.273,
447 by the changes made in
bills by the senate. The following
IS the statement of the appropriations
contained in the bills according to their
spreseut status as agreed upon in both
houses: Armv. $e4 225 $50; fortifica-
! >t'oss. 80 2l0 055; District of Columbia,
So74 lo. 223 conference reported agreed
to but not yet adopted); as passed by
ra senate, diplomatic and consular.
81 l,57O 045 , military academy, $342,556
sundry civil, $43 934, ATS, as reported to
he senate legislative, $21 90s 1928
navy, $22 Os2, ,131; pension, $l66 SOL.
$50 The latter passed the senate to day
as passed by the house; agricultural
S3 294 300; Indian, s. 0SS,61O; post
flee. Sa3 9O4 3l4; general deficiency
S5l .5O9,73S Comparison between ap
preparations and estimates for the pas
five years shows that, contrary to thu
generally accepted opinion, the appro
| priations have exceeded the estimates
averaging $3.50, 900 more per annum
| Tue reason for this is to be found in the
fact that appropriations have been mad
for Indians and for rivers and harbor
which were not included in the esti
mates. By an amendment to the sundr
civil bill It is provided that in the futur
river and harbor work must be regularl
estimated for.
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THE NATIONAL CONGRESS.
Short Sessions In Both Iouses Yes
terday.

terdaY.
WASHINGTON, Feb 81 The pension
appropriation bill passed with but littl.
discussion aud without an amendment
The agricultural appropriation bill
was reported and placed on the calendar
The conference report on the military
academy bill was presented and agreed
to. A conference was ordered on the
sundry civil appropriation bill and
Messrs Allison, Hale aud German were
appointed conferees on the part of the
senate.
A bill local to the district of Columbia
was under discussion when at p. m !,
on motion of Mr. Faulkner, business was
suspended, in order that fitting tributes
night be paid to the memory of his late
colleague, Senator John E Vienna, who
died here LAST January. MIR. Faulkner
offered the usual resolutions Of sorrow
and coincidence and went on to deliver
An eulcgy on the dead senator. Mr..
Faulkner was followed by Messrs. Frye,
German, Back burn. Cullom, Gray, Vest,
Stewart, Daniel, Hswley aud ~ Mr..
Vennas successor III the nate, Mr. Cam
den. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted and the senate at 6 go adjourned
till to morrow at II a. m, Senator G u
quit. Of Georgia, made his appearance
10 the sc nate chamber to day for the frs
| time this session, and he was the objec
of symp lthetic attention on the psrv @
his fellow senators.
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people who live in the Western part of
the state. Macon county was exempted
from the operation of the bill.
Mr.. Jones moved to exempt Cald
Well county.
Mr.. Roheson, of Randolph, moved
to lay that amendment on the table.
The motion prevailed, and the bill and
the amendment were laid on the table.
ID bill to amend section 1885 OF the
Code in relation to the legal rate Of in
terest
Mr.. Jones moved to exempt Caldwell
county from the operation of the bill.
The motion prevailed. 5zN@
Mr.. Spruiil moved to lay the bill
upon the table, but withdrew the motion
to allow Mr.. Watson to offer al amend
men4 providing that the bill should go
into Effect ninety days after the passage
by Congress of law repeating the ten
per cent. tax on state banks.
A motion was MADE to lay Mr. Wat
sons amendment on the table, and the
ayes and noes were ordered on the
| question. The vote stood ayes AZ, noes
81. 30 the motion was lost The house
| agreed to reconsider the vote by which
the amendment of Mr. Jones of Caldwell,
was tabled, carrying with it the senate
bill and the house bill to reduce the rate
OF interest in this state to six per cent
The vote by which the amendment ex
empting Macon county from the opera
tion of the bill was adopted, was recon
sidered. Before acting upon the same
the house adjourned at II :S5 p. m. t.
meet again ut 10 IL m to day.
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Thirty.four Cotton SPinners Out OF
~ Employ me Mt in Oldham

Thirty.four Cotton SPinners Out Of
~ Empioyme Mt in Oldham
LONDON, Feb. 27 Great suffering ex.
ISIS in Oldham owing to the prolonged
Srike between the Master cotton spin
'hefs aud operatives. Now out of employ
nynt IN Oldham alone is 81, 900.
Thousands Of these are destitute of
ftssd and fuel, only those who belong to
the operatives union rect living union aid
Tke prolonged cold weather has caused
bitter hard. hips to multitude of those
ou' of work on account of the strike
and the frost and snow liDger with per
sslence that points to fatal suff ,ring uu
less relief rapidly comes to the shiveripg
and starving poor of the great cotton
manufacturing centre. Local authorities
are overburdened with demands upon
them, and private charity has been ex
hauatea by continual AID incre asipg
drain since last November. Oldham has
70, seen such misery since the time Of
the American war, when scarcity of cot
ton caused thousands of Lancashire
| OPERATIVES to be thrown out of employ
ment
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FROM ELON COLLEGE.
Interesting Notes from the New but
Progressive Institution.
Cor of the Chronicle.

Notes from the New but
Progresstve Institution.
Cor. of the Chronicle.
ELoN COLLEGE, Feb "a We aIe des
tined to have In the near future one of the
most beautiful towns in Central Caro-
lima Several new buildings are going
up and everything is alive with the hum
of business and prosperity.
Special interest is manifested in the
work of the student body.
The Young Mems Christian As7ocia-
ton in connection with the Young
Womsn's Christian Association are doing
grand work.
The Freshman class entertained US
with orations and essays short time ago
The oyster supper gwen by the Peiphe
lian society on Saturday night, the 1Sih,
was grand success. The young ladies
deserve credit for the manner In which II
was conducted.
Washington's birthday was duly OBJ
served. The day was spent in various
ways. The Gee Cub gave concert a
night. Their exercises were good, filleo
wi b fun and laughter from beginning t.
end. The college may we'll be proud o
her Glee Club.
Our president, DR.. Long, with Prof.
Scholz, have just returned from Raleig
where they have been attending the as
sociation of college professors. They re
port much interest among the colleg
! men of our state.
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SALEoFyALUABLE RESIDENCE

IN Thursday, the 1st dav If March.
lsa3 &C 12 m. at the court house door ip
the city OF Raleigh, wi sell at public
auction, for cash, the real estate described
q certain deed of trust executed by
has ID Upchurch ct a., recorded In the
flee Of the register of dee g Of wake
e,unty, book ~, page 65l, T. ont ng ninety
'e, on Fayetteville and Sallso ry t eets
7un two hundred ard ten feet on lie l,oir
street, + lily described In eaid deed of
rust There is on this lot one OF the
aandsou est and most valuable residences
n the city of Raleigh, aving all modern
ccnveDten es gas wat, r, &c Also stables
HaG ueceseary out-housts
This eale Is made under provisions con
erred IN the deed of trust aforesaid d
sy virtue Of an order If the Superior
court in q special proceeding entitled W
TT Holemou ct al. vs & y Upcnurch h
pt al appointing me trustee to execute
TIE trusts azores I'D. the trustee named In
Gd deet being dead THIS IL first lien
sale and title Hereunder pc feet.
THOS. X PUHNELL,
ian3i-ds Trus'ee
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Notice of Sale.

N'R[S IL CAR9dINA: SdI,.Hv SUPERIOR COURT.
Andrew Syme, adm instr tor of c. H
Weathers ct ais, plaintiff vs. Mrs.
u A. Weathers er ais. defendants.
By virtue OF authority conferred upon
ue as commissioner by order of court IN
The above entitled action, | will EXPOSE for
ssle at public outcry at the court house
door N Raleigh, n. c., and sell to the hi b.
e-t bidder for cash on Monday, the 18th
cay Of March, 1898, all that lot or parcel %
aud in Wake county, North Carolina, IN
the corporate limi or the c.tv ot Rale gh,
s'tuated on Blount street, adjoining lots
Adams, Geo f. Curtis Zach Patton and
others being part of lot No. so in the plan
d .ne city and more fully described in the
complaint.
w. j PEEIE,
Commissioner
Peele Il Maynard, Attorneys for Plain
tlfs fsbS I'd.
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NOTICE.

--uAuc, Of deei Of trust executed ON
se IA, OF Nay, 1873, by and between
Fa!son aud wife RosslinA, Of Hert.
rf niv, in the State Of North Ca oil rs.
g,fH.. Tie drst part aud Caldwell Ha dy,
tt ~ " Mort, Tx, party of the second
sA -aach Was duly recorded on page Isl
~ in the once of the Register If
ut t northampton couaty and state Of
Nsh Carulns TO secure certain indebted. :.
rein described, owing to the Far
aud Merchants Loan and Trust Com
nan, by note May i2, 1875 and due Jauu 4rv
IN for ten thousand dollars with Interest
4 Aafroin stated, and which is now held anc
0a.H3 ov w. GrandS 4 S,us, and whi IN
hs B been paid and tht default Of payne t
tfst,.h has continued for ore than thirty
4sss the undersigned trustee, will on the
sIH tay OF March, 1899, cell for cssh to the
highest bidder at the court house in Jackso.
Fl s county Of NJrthsmptoa y md site of
Na;.a Caro- ina, the following r al estate
ast The tract of land describei in Q Id
tte8 q rust ss lying Sin Occ, peechee Neck
srd IA known as Irquhsrts land" containing
ssesa az sixteen hundred rcres iy,ng in
- county Of Northampton and which is de-
.et1 and lnveyed in the deed from David
A hsr o., tru-te 10 Q sair The Farmers
l51 Merchants loan and Trust Conpany oi
,he tste of July Al, 1874, registered in the
otce the Re sister OF Northam ton unity
sf said book $, page "A, and which /
!.
Asrt con missioner TO the ssid r. Q Farmers
.al Merchants Loan and Trust Compsi OF
dta January ~, is76, registere in ga ne
Hoe book 4 page 13 ami .lso described IL
deed heretofore executed by T. Q said Firm
e-s and Merchants " an and Trust ompany tC
u SID John W Fsieon, Gated Msy12, is7 ', q,
IS reference 10 which seve al dee DIS will mort
~ ysppear, &c and having been made OF
II by he said holders of sad note to max,
sueh ssls 10 order 10 paw said Indebtedness
The IS g of said Urquhe' ia land will b'
made sutjtct 70 the le Sc to the Safe o
N6rth Caro- ina at sn annual rent OF SIS
/ an option TO purchsee for flJtC0 both o
wti viii expire January |. 1870, sn whicl
are Fcte re in the sealed agreement M sde an
entered into on ctober %, $50, by and be
t4aen w Grnndy md 4. n. Grandv, p RI
oer. a. G. W Grsndy h Sons. tf Ncrfolb
Vs. snd q. W. Granny a. executor If Will VI
>e den parties Of the first part, and John "
Fsi.on, OF Her ford county, North & rolin,
party Of the second part in which bis vii
also joined and tho tate Of Nurth Car, lin
acting By and through the board Of director
= the pcnitt ntisry or said State party OF th
third rsrt which is rect rded on sac 81
3o2, g3, 994 81 d t9' OF onk 81 in " Office
the Register Of Dee 's ot said county ofNortl
ampton This February @, 1893.
CALD " ELL HARDY, Trustee.
s4hI7
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New YORK. Feb p The Suns re-
port Of the cotton market: The hopes
of the bulls received blow and pretty
bad blow in the foreign news. Liver
pool cabled accounts of dull and de-
clining maj ket there and the dispatches
also acquainted operators here with the
fact that the strike at R'chdsle, Eng
land, has spread to the extent of two
million spindles Inasmu % as the market
hinges very largely on the foreign
advlces rather than on the small crop
movement in this country and the large
consumption Of cotton goods as indicated
bv the increased dividends Of NV Eng
land mills, it is not surprising that prices
gave way, and that there should be q
feeling of depression, not to say g loom.
in the markets of this country and Eu-
rope. Prices fell fifteen to sixteen points
closing easy with sales of 274, 200 bales.
Liverpool declined 3 to points, with
spot sales of 5000 Dales, closing barely
steady. In Manchester yarns were very
strong and cloths quiet. TEe Bombay re
ceipts for the half week ending to-day
were 10, 900 bales against "a, 900 for The
same time last year. New Orleans de-
clined ten to twelve points. Spot prlcFs
| here we're reduced Is cent to 8 ID
cents for middling uplands, with sales
of IT'S bales for spinning There WAS
decline of 16 cent to 8 cent at foul
of the southern markets. New Orleans
sold 1000 bales. The southern markets
were e tneraily dull and without alteFa
ton Tne receipts at the ports were
| 17,174 bales against 1.S75 thil day last
week and 80, $50 last year. Total thus
far this week 20 4S0 against 25, 541 las
week. The exports from the ports wef'
2,5OO bales. Receipts at three interlo
towns were Q, ,534 against 1868 this da,,
last week and 4, 1877 last year.
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old ENGLAND, FAREWELL.
A COURTEOUS AND PATHETIC
PARTING WITH THE PILGRIMS.
The Pope Hope. 10 See England once
Again iu the Claws OF ho-
man Catholic ssrn.

ROME, Feb. 81 The Pope bade cour-
teous fsrs veil to day 10 pilgrims from
England. His holiness sail that he
hoped soon t. see England once more Il
Catholic country. The fsilhful. his no
liness said, ought to pray for the speedy
contamination of this hope. Of which
here were already msny signs. The
Pope warmly commended t'e lofty
-pirit of justice shown by the
Q ieen and parliament in granting
To the Catholics Of her majesty's
vast empire c'mplete freedom of reIig
ION. Toe audience lasted two hlu aud
was marked by much courtesy aud some
pathos, the Pope spparon'iy hesl;allng
70 part wi 4 his devoted visitors A.
the close Of the audience HIS Holiness
was borne in a sodla ges,atoris thru ugh
the corridors Of the Vatican. in which
he pilgrims had ranged themselves
The pon'if as he passed. held OUT his
hand, the pilgrims kissing the ring.
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ARRESTED WINSTON.
Another Fire bv.Which Kerner, New
ton & Co., are Loosers.


WINSTON, Feb 27.-Specisl.-JefT
Davis aud Josh Billings have just been
arrested in Wilkes county by United
States Detective Forsyth, of Atlanta,
Ga. for infringing upon the rights OF
Uncle Sam in the manufacture of money.
They were bound over to Federal court,
which convenes in Greensboro next April.
20 Foy, late editor and proprietor
of the Winston Sentinel, has decided to
enter journalism in Danville. He ex
poets to begin publication there shortly
of twenty four column afternoon pa
per; the name of which will be the Dan
Vile Evening Star.
The interior tobacco factory, owned
by T. ] Brown and occupied By Kerner,
Newton & Co., was destroyed by fire
Sunday morning. Over 5 900 pounds
leaf tobacco with several thousand cigars
we're burned. Insurance on stock about
81, 500; loss about SO, 500. The origir
| of the fire is unknown.
Forsyth superior court opened to-day
Judge Boy kin presiding. One hundred
and seventeen cases on state docket anC
ninety one on civil Thomas Vincent
| fer he murder of Fred Sheriff. is tb'
only capital case to be tried.
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/ AND FOR SALE Pv virtue Of
= d ed OF mortgage e5 ecut d y Lewis
4 Maroon aud wife, / will fer for saf
Il cash at the court house door IN Raj
tiRh, on Monday III arcn 27th, 1898, the
following tract of land, lyiog and be 'ne In
Tar, township. bezinliog a. a stake, w.
he's corner, ~ ence south IS dazT ees
es' I've ana half poles l., stake in said
bosthes line; thence north eight poles to
sro.wood aud pointers; the c. north IS
5esTees, west forty poles to s'eke and
pointers. therce north IS degrees west.
uiuety.two and tenths 10 stake
+nd pointers; thence south Az degrees,
Alst four poles 10 stake: thence south
Z degrees, east one hundred and twenty
Six and one-fifth poles to the begin ing,
containing, according to measurement,
ilrty-nine acres Title perfect TIE sa d
eetd OF mortgage is reg stored in book ~,
q rage 3D. OF register OF deeds office
Wake county.
J c. j.. HARRIS,
Attorney of Mortgagee.
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On Tuesday, the 7th d.y % March. lsas. At
~ m, st the court hsu-e door the city "a
Rsleigh will cell =; .uuiir auction I. lot -
i.ud ituAttd on 4 izue RI uing fron East
- we street Xttutel % Es-t L'norr street,
extended ju-t eAri u tie city ui Ia eigh aud
irontir < ~ feri ou -Aid lane aud ially de-
Off - # tie Register ~ Deeds q : axe coun-
I book Is page y t. ahich reference is
Lert bg made p.rt { tili- .igertlre Lent.
Sale ma ie under sui ~ yiitu, q deed 81
ruzt cXecut q u me by Antle iaywood the
tie ~ ct the g. ,iae qiie let t6ere.a
named IerL e, each
IHOS. II. PUaNFLI.,
ieb--tda Trn-.ne.
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NcRTH CARoLISA. In the sup ror Court.
Wake County, FebruAfs Term, 1888

NcRTH CARoLIsA. In the SUI, r.or Court.
Wake County, EobTaAfs Term, 1898
Moline 4. Thompson We. walter Thompson.
TLis j. an actian brr ughtto obtain divorce
from wsl er ThcmpsOn ON the bonds OF
mairimonv
appearing 20 che cOurt that Walter ThOmp
soa n : uon-residert ot tie state % North
Carnlin4 aud thA the Sh"rlf Of Wake cpcniy.
after exercising due ding, nee, cADnoter -cnte
the sum on Ill taI- caHe ou th~ said - r
Fhoulpson II II therefore ordered that service
On the rali wsit-r Thompson be made by
puhilcaiion H. FMS IT HEoSIcfE, weekly
nsw=parer, pnon-h.i m the city Of Raleigh,
y & once week for -iK weeks, Notifying
| he "a Water hu pzOn b. appear before
! s ske Superior colrt, AID then aud there
/ answer he amp!aint winch will bs died IN
/ tie case, or dc ur thereto, during the t~rTn OF
/ axe Superior c urt which com euees on
/ the let Monday before the let Monday In
| March, 1888 eng hc 9Th day of February,
L 3 And let him t,ks n tee that II he iaiis
t. appear sui a.sw-r or demCr, and defend
9 said action, that 'he plsintf will apply 70
The court for thr r. iei fnanisd IN tie CO n
| plAint JsO w THOMPSON, Clerk.
/ January .. 1898
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Pocnhnnin. sIamer.

RICHMOND. Va , Feb % = a ma
special to the Desp,tch from Pocshontss
Va, says that fire broke out at midnight
and destroyed an entire block of twenty
houses, stores and yeilngs. The lodge
rooms of the Red Men. Knights Of
Pythias aud R.yal Archnum together
with their contents were also burned.
Loss about 500, 900. Partially insured.
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Disc ster on the Pennsy Ivanfa kk. n.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81 AT O'clock
this morning the northhound passenger
train on the Pennsylvania railroad col
lided with side tracked freight on the
causeway of the long bridge crossing the
Potomac river. The engines of both
trains were completely wrecked Fire
man Simpson of the freight train was
killed and Engineer Mulowney and
Fireman Kormik of the passenger train
were badly injured. The telegraph
oper ator at the bridge was arrested,
charged with having caused Simpsons
death oy failure to close the switch.
There is stretch single track at that
point and the freight was on the side
track waiting for the passenger train X
pass.
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Workfn for the Anticipation Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81 The house
committee on commerce this morning
con usidered the course to be taken with
refererce TO the anti option bill. The
majority determined to persist to the
last in the fight for the bill. II Mr..
Hatch is unable to get the house to 60
into committee of the whole on the bill,
he will as last resort try to pass 1t un.
der the suspension of rules.
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I he Switzerland of America,

Western North Car olina, The Land OF
the Say" has climate and scenery un-
stnallet Ia the eastern part OF the United
states II is the great health RESORT and
'rn reople-tne northern people sp' nding
ne winter and tie south, rn people the
sumner. Millions of dollars are expended
eyerv year by visitors. The CT ire Of the
region is Ashevtle N. g Eight miles
rom Asheville. in the centre of the pros
perou4 new village OF Weavervi le. Bun.
,orb be county. n. g., surrounded by
oyely view 8. there Is
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Compliment to Vice.Presfdent Morton

WASHINGTON. FEB. 27.-Vice Presi
dent Levi P. Merton was h0nored to
night as none of his predecessors have
besn. The entire senate without dis
tinction of party united in rendering o
complimentary dinner and in bearing
testimony to the admirable manner i'll
which he has presided over the dehoera
tions Of the upper chamt OF congress
for the past fouc years. 'he banquet
which was held in the be, tiful dining
hall of the Arlington was II : best thai
skill and taste could supply.
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Notice Of sale.

On the 20th day n March 1893 al i2 m ~
ne court hlu.. DOR D III cty R, ciSh,
c un1 r p ptWer. 60 ferret N ri-in
Il. .rtg z, exslu-s ry < I IA Isngum re-
II Eskc conu-v. boz T. page 73s, / VII sell
- .,-bl.c anet4nu For e .-h tii land dee .r4b-
ln : - mortg X, -ituatsl "a w-ks cIu.ty,
N-Eli,h, tDs "a =, a l9u.ls 'hs lAn.s o.
,Le-c GarIet-. n K san 'llly frn.e j. :.
Z Laws aud JtLers. containing thres aces.
EO.s or iezs.
THO5. Il PURSgLL,-
feL.--tds Et.U-nev-
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To Abolish Rree.Z

PE1DRAs NEGRAs, Mex, Feb. a.
Mexican government has definitely de
cided to abolish free zone. This action
i give general satisfaction along the
Rio Grande, as it is expected that 1t will
result in the establishment of extensive
manufacturing concerns and other indus
tries on this side of the river under the
present restrictions.
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NORTH CARoLISA,
ISA, Notice OF summons
and warrant OF at
IAchment-
WAKE CouETY

Z hIiA Va az
WAKE COUNTY tstchment
Arthur a Spi'zer. plaintiff. We Thomas
W Pc ter. cong business as Porter az
Co, defendant.
The deien Ia above named will take notice
n sum 8un- in the above entitled acii n
was i--ucd on the let lay u February, 1888,
hv W ID Haywood, Ju-l"e OF the Peace of
Make county, North CarOiina, for the cum %
une hu1dTe1 and Mat nine doilar- and
forty-tgC cents s ~ - due the sAid ,Aiatlf
bv account for personal 80 VI 80 rendered
hmm aud expen- while rendering the same,
shlch summons l. rtfurnzble before the said
Justice a. the off - o. Strong u Str png in the
-i,y Of nale gh ia raid county and state, On
the 2sth 4 y 4 February. 4. ID, 1893. The
defeuc ant 81 20 take notice that wzrrap.
Il attachment wa- is.l. by the said jus, GO
on he aid lit day ~ February, lss', which
warrant l. returuzb . before the .Aid Justice
A. the tune aud place above named for the re-
turn 4 the som ou-; and IA 4 ths defendant
i1 require T. pear before the said Justice
~ the place above named on the eth day Of
Mach, 4 D i-g3, ~ the hour ni IL p and
AID au-wer OF d-in1r 70 the comp amt Of the
pIa nuif or the relIef d mAnded therein viii
10 ct ,nted
This let day % February, A. 1898.
w - n YWDOD, j. p.
STR SC 6s -TpoSC Attorneys