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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

S H. Clifford, New Csssel. WIS., was
trouble with NeuraIgis aud rheumatism
his Stomach was disordered, his liver aft
ected to 81 alarming degree, appetite fell
swsy,aud be was terribly ednced IN tie h
a,d strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bit,ers cured him.
Elgard Shepard Harrisburg. ILL.,, had
runuioe sors on his leg OF eight years
stsodi & U-ed three bottles Of Electric
Bitt,rs aud seven blGes Of Buckleu's Afl
ulca Salye and leg is fo1nd and we'll
John Speaker CstaWaba, O.,AAd i've large
Fever sores Oh bi' leg, ,ootcrs said / 9
was ilcursbIe Oae bottle Electric Bitters
and one box Bnckleu' Aruics Salye cured
bin eLtrtlY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

The Beet Sslve II + e world Tor cute.
bruIses sores. Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Cbappea HAnds. Chilblaiaf.
Corus, aud all Stin E'npii0ns, aud pos
silivtly cares PiIes or 10 psy r6qaired 1t
is sutrApteed 10 give psrl,r, .-ri.f.ciioa
or money refunded. Fr.cC IS erlts per
boz. For sale by J \. HAND
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

su ons e 10 sat. u dst.lisg AID
esttsaataa. beasai sspu. tt.ei q ahy
aaf, 49, sul3 .uf So s8d ttps acre 10
sfsi isf 81 TITS sd u aescttAd by
tas sas - saod sfsbls .ssd sooessibls to
Htftsg Ite Pbas3tlphta pt@s itti
mt'c, itsl tiEilu bafs,iEt are 10 te
iastd 30 Ieluillrspis ssd Sev jersey
sod ~ 10 MHyHrd sud Nsu Eagahd.
Il vuasd be p1at farmer ibdesd vbo
seul1 be, psy 90 Tie psfebtss p'ios 70 a
~ yests Aad % is ia los,itls that lara.
nsu asB a. tBcb Ice hsuros macy year.
Tee rsp5i srsvtb q ths oouttys ufbsp
.paGululan - steadily IItfrts.us ibe far
mrf's aae usfksts.
Nahe II the UtpspsVtt ate rablsbiug
Ish.es q tbe ssips ~ me haycu hti ei,e
$500 Of the ragu.tis 80 the .tstfs q Ma
acbus,ti.. tosueci cut, Ptpusi is.tl.'
Nipueseis, lrdises Missouri. i9~a, Vie
satau. illtol,. Asbfssis. Ksusss sud
Ouio. 4 isrse rofIiaU d tals reinforce
utut cane itgm the Deuoctsuc party,
asd tie sctlou Of lbtse mep cab he folly
~ LACED ~libout tGteffius lbofes cd r.
pet TT ihs Fopuasi daotnsss aui "
ssu,s. Il,se mea possib ' waited 10
ptute tbe democratic Itedyr- at N0h
la.uu. b. cause q ttlr IGcspscly sud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

II, X. FOWLER. ia ige.
32jw ". y tDGERTON, Register.
EDWARD BATCHELDEK'S FsrArr

- STATE or VrEMoNr District Of Manchester u,
Tie Pr05ats court Jorthc Htstrtct Of Waaclears
To , u persOns interested 10 The ostHte Of
Edward Balcholdor late Of Dorset IN sad Dis
ttitt deceased GRrETtNu
I,y the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear before the said
Probate Court At the Probate Unin0 IN Man,
che ter, 10 said District on tho lGh day Of
ia nary A. u. 1895 at 10 o'clock 4 NJ 10 hhoH
cause, II any Won have, why the account Of
hJterl !. Hstheldgr Administrator Of the estate
4 "a dcccared shuud not be allowed and AlsJ
ahy The residue Of sad estate should not bo
90. rbuted 10 the paitlts entitled thereto,
Dated at Manchester, IA rald D.ttuct thus
2-'l tty cf December 4, . 1884
H9B " i. EDnEkJON, NeRIsLnr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

We have Asati much Of the abaudo
isrzs Of Mes EaslAad ssd bes they esn
be bgasht Tot sous. bot there ate cheap
ifns elss~htre TIE Baltimore sna tslis
o. some isrn sales 10 Msfylshd thlt beat
rss the New Esgl,rd agErs' lsr ehe.p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

A dispatch from Shanghai 10 the Central
Meas give 81 extract from sn article 10
the Shanghai Mercury. which ssTs. "Oue
Of the conditions Of pc &c which the jap
saese aaat to euiuIce IL . close sllsnce
stb Gina against European iuAn
japan sis0 WISHES to undertake the rrof
ssnIzIliou Of The Chinese army sud navy
aud seeks coutfoI # the Cliaese govern
meut urou the same lines which SIZE at
tempted 10 Cofea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

TIE ClIte,e bsTe been defestci 10 a.
otter ttvre trgsgemtut snd are 90 The
retreat before the victorious Jsnsnese II
u rsLcittd thst the CliDtse Lsva seut at
EDb.ssdor 10 japan With foil powers to
treat Tor piece, snd that ChIus is prepsrod
to sraut oil that japan demands. II THE
is trne 1t nsy end he ssr without fortler
bgLupg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

Professor Langley OF Washington COO
tluues to ~ through the air With maxi ed
success II uavigate1 bis atroplaus 300
yard, Thursday; toe apparatus beiug
driven forward 10y small pair Of siogs
THE AyIug mschite looks very much like
large b,fd, but tie ~iugs do lol Zap II
Is ~ Icet IN lcusth aud : Ieet side, sud
wears WIogs Of hne shits cloth stre ched
or,rs whise franc, Tie body is Of slurI
uum, very light aud Of chunky sppesr
suec, the transverse section spproItmst
ing a circle. The rr5pelIing poser Is
,tssu. se3,ra,ed ty email copper boiler
at the postefior snd Of the body. TIE pro
pslllng blades ,'c hardly thicker tbsu
paper. Professor Langley bss btcn thu.
f.r more tuecestiul than Hiram MsIiu.
Prof 10 the siultr Of 1878 every plate
slss works uas rugulus 10 IT. tallest CO
psc " and di'posing Of tts prod acls as tnt
.starnsd cot. A. lhs, tine toe 4dn,,ry
Va, smpIotla about 5000 men. ulo vtte
receiving as hlsb ssees 81 bad been paid
10 tie Lssluy Of the lralr. 10 the year
lsJ1 b. slltt Of American plate glsss
amounted sppt, matsIy 10 IS COO GOO
ego ,re feet 10 the yeaf is8 lha ssles ii !
Do, reach 9oo0 GOD 'qatrs fr,t, There il
oct today atlagle late sis., sotks 10 tie
UaHci 6'siss iultits o. sts fail cattclty,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

COL Bhehtlier the Official historian Of
the battle q GPttysbarg, died IN Hyde
rnk, where be had lived for 20 yesl., last
Saturday He vas vel known the country
over he vas born 10 GlimautoWu, n b..
aud vas % ye.r, old llo had done a
great smounI u literary work upon sst
subjects other then Gettysburg, aud left d
vast tmouut Of Manuscript and memo
rsrds % The subject Of the battle
~b'ch viii probably be published uadrr
government direction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

Ca,sfsssmtu D,rstsy Of Msiae sees TO-
q. D,n octsllc deaths lead ofs'ste bsuEs
80 .lIacsi currency behind the sdmIlis
tfsilou cautEcy ball You eau bet 90 u.
Il ! fopntes 10 tti the lstues ot nstioaai
babks aud ell mp. ifou tsIs,iou III se Of
sfste bsuks Hos log ould tbs ustio1sI
baking syst IL la,G prder snch disctlu
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

49, fartt uaaiei u.,g slli Gol sah
ntt tauety to lhe tacamr tai II The ~
popIaiag iar ITO COLLECTION H no1 kHito
ia size sfHste. ihr iii dsbl TIE ~
tee c.sus. = t,st tue constitutional )
ol thc act saab euigeut authority Sc
jo rIb b Cbarte AID CIsrcbee A Seas d
if.D,utos tie 49, Bueou'uulioDsI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

To Hsstet htnd ~ imgartstatt
have ltcfrssej Be ,hsi ,IleGt that a tsa he
eeut r'oe.ss'y 20 rfofBis loot sadniousl
feau .s tie cut'ga haa'c 20 thai ciy isF
the tlsulHslan n mucLtudiss BOT h
ouiA 'n a4d ibu tbe tt ore goeds ~e ia
raii tAe ices 80 make here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-27

A l. GEtVfs
NJ b Catta>, Directors
b H NIlfaN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
That Niger Flew.

Bang "Cstch himl" Bang "CstCh
himW and he was caught. Those were
the kinds OF reports and ordinations
that reLt the air Saturday night abou.
eight o'clock when John Bailey, al
colored culprit, with Nancy Hanks
aud creased lightning speed, flew
across Public Square. He had his
running clothes on and "bird-worked"
10 dead earnest until he came in con-
tact with the air brakes which George
Campbell used 80 suddenly, when he
was fstced 10 abandon the race he at
frat bid fair to win.
The 6rst loud report was caused by
the discharge 81 q pistol in the hands
OF O6icer Remine, who claims that he
shot 1t of in the air to arouse the peo-
pie on the street 10 the fact that .
prisoner had broken from custody and
was making his escape. He it was
also who gave vent TO the exclamation
Of "Catch him" for the same purpose.
The prisoner had been tried before
Squire Martin for stealing 3 watch
from Jacob Croyle, . party living
at or near Telford's. and he was
bound to court. Ne sooner had the
Squire made this announcement Of
his decision in the case than the iel.
low grabbed his ha. and rushed out OF
the court room, down the Stare, about
three jumps carrying him TO she loot
and out into the street. 1t was then
that Remine fred the shot and uttered
the exclamation ~ above stated. The
culprit ran until just opposite car
standing in front OF the Oxford Hotel
when some unknown party fired an
other shot almost simultaneously with
the act OF Geo. Campbell in catching
him. The negro was terribly fright
ened and under the excitement OF The
moment thought hs was fatally
wounded; in fact he was sure OF it
and was consequently perfectly willing
to be made an easy prisoner 70 handle
He was carried to snapp & Englesing'
livery stable and there well examine d
and while bullet hole was found il
some part OF the sleeve Of his coat, hi
, skin was unscratched and he was reall,
} . sound and well man, . fact which
, came near tickling him to death SUI,
D enough. This Is the story as gathered
3 from different parties, put togethe
) and here published as the most plau
) sible one, in the writer's opinion
They oil know it, but il wont hurt I,
! repeat, that it doesn't pay to run il
the direction Of Geo. Campbell ate
you have violated the law; that is,
Z you want to breathe free air. You
rabbit foot has no power over him
That Niger few.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
BILLY GREENHORN'S LETTER.

Mr.. EDITOR We are having stir
ring times ON the old farm at present.
Up before daybreak, breakfast ate by
candle light, horses fed, COWS MIXED
and sent to pasture before sun up, and
all day long We are so busy firm for
our trip, we scarcely stop minute to
rest. l study about it during the day.
and dream about it during the night
and can hardly wait for the time to
come. .DsB h
We just got done making molasse'
yesterday, have two barrels stored up
for winter use, and II you will make
US a visit, Mr.. Editor, we will feed you
on cane molasses, COW butter and corn
bread, with butter milk to wash them
down. 's'sr'd
Everybody has big cane patch on
Fly Greek, and they have heen both.
cling pap nearly to death about his
cane mill, everybody wanting it at the
same time. The. weather is cool and
they cay they are afraid OF frost,
So re o. tlem say # they lose their
cane crop they don't know what their
poor little children will eat this winter
l told one fellow that L didn'; like
cane molasses much, and he said, Il
don't either, but it's long sight bet
tern nothin'."
It, is customary lin our neighbr
hood) torhsve candy tulllng when
we get done making --melsssess -
last, night we had big pulling. All
the girls and boys on Fly Creek wrr'
present, diked in their best, and ln,L
ing their sweetest Jack SJUmes haG
his banjo and Ike Cole his fiddle, 49,
l tell you we had d biz tinle Iilli,s
candy with our hest girl, dancing =.
favorise a0Idv,rginia Repp'sand XII y
ing the rosy lips when we got cham,
The girls seemed to enjoy the pr
ceedings and, to tell you the truth, !
believe they like to be kissed as ",
as we like to kiss chem, though IT,
pretend not TO like IL and let on lik
they are mad.
= When the chickens crowed for mid
night, we bid each sosher good eniglx
and sought onr beds Of slumber, won
dering when and where the nezb viii.
be. A3sAAiAk dA Hid
BILLY GREENHoRN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
IN DELINQUENT TAX CASE
In the chancery court at Johnson
City, Washingto county,
Tenness se. F...s.
State OF Tennessee ct. al. vs.. H. W
Hargreaves ct. al.

In this case it appearing from the
allegations Of compliments bill, which
is sworn to, that the defendants,
H. w. Hargreaves, The Railway,
Building and Loan Association and
B. II. Jones, are non.residents OF thu
State of Tenness e, it is ordered by me
that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks, as required b. law, in
The COMET, newspaper published IN
Johnson City, in said county, notify.
ing said non resident defendants 10 APP
pear before our said Chanctry Courl
at q court to be holden at the coult-
house III johnson City, on the first
Monday in December, 1894. and make
defense 10 said bill, or the allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed and
this cause set for hearing exparte as to
them. l 1Hc Y
This October %. 1894.
2 w. +. YOUNG, G. & M.
By G. w, HODGE, D. G. & M.
5}9-4t = printers fee 50
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
SPARKS FROM sPUkaIS.

Little Marie Martin, James F. Mar
tins little daughter, was very sick last
week, but is now much better.
James F. Martin and daughter, Miss
Inez, attended the Methodist Confer.
ence at Johnson City last week. They
also took in the excursion TO Gran.
berry on Saturday.
Our farmers are improving the pres
ent fine weather by gathering corn
and sowing wheat. The corn crop is
unusually good, and corn huskings
are the order of'the day.
DIR, ]. E. Shipley "took in" the show
at Bristol last week. The doctor says
he did not have tape line Of suffi.
cient length to measure the circum-
terence of the fat woman's waist, but
when he tried to hug her he had TO
60 three times the distance he could
reach before he got aronnd. Guess
she must be whOpper.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the big meeting OF the Dunk.
ard brethren at Pleasant Valley last
Saturday and Sunday. Misses Eligs
Gray, Ollie DeVault, Katy Wine
Birdie Hale and Messrs. John B. Hale
John II. Hall, Samuel Wine, E. e
Martin, James L. DeVault and E. T
Wine being among the number.
J. W. Dove met with what nigh
have been serious accident last Sat
urday evening on his way TO Pleassn
Valley. He and lady we're in . gil
: driving along the road when, by som,
means, the mule he was driving be
came frightened and upset the vehicle
throwing Mr.. Dove and Mrs. Crouch
the lady who was with him, TO tn
ground. The mule then ran som
distance along a road crowded witt
people going to church. but fortunatsl
no one was seriously hurt. MrCrouct
however, was caught in the wheel {
the gig and received q few sligh
e bruises. ~.
The school at Cedar Greek Academ
e opened Monday, the 10Th inst, unds
the principalship of DR.. H. Vincer
Essley, assisted by Mr.. A. M. Barnt
S and Miss Mollie F. Hale. DR.. Easle
4. has the reputation OF being . frSt.clsi
teacher, and we expect him TO mai
success. Mr.. Barnes has taugl
J with success in the public schools {
this county, Miss Hale has new
taught, but us she is young lady
l. unusual intelligence and many accom-
n plishments, we feel safe in saying tn
e the past reputation Of the school vi
e be sustained through the present DC
sion by the teachers in charge.
Oct. 90. TArTLRR.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
Lettsr Boxes.

Uncle Sam has been working fol
the convenience of Johnson City la ely
He has put up number of letter
boxes on different corners Of some o
the streets, 20 that all person has tC
do is to step out of the door and mai
his or her letter without going to The
Office. They are visited twice day
by party hired for that purpose anC
their contents taken to the postoffice
where they are sent to their destina
ton. ....
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
1885 Feet Long.

w. w. DeVault'says he has on his
plantation a pumpkin vine which ia
1926 feet long, and on this vine grew
ten pumpkins, which aggregated GAG
pounds, the largest one weighing SO
pounds, or an average Of GA pounds tc
the pumpkin. About 800 smaller ones
also grew on the same vine. Verify
punkin pie time is coming. She CAM
come too soon for us. We would lik.
to load up on this delicacy once more
Punkin pie and doushnutsl Think
Of i'll Yum, yuml
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
vTSELASD ITEMS.

Sorghum time lie over 10 our neigh.
borhood
Farmers are very busy sowing
wheat. Some are done.
Chestnut hunting now takes the
day, or part Of 1t, at least.
Theodore Branscombe, who went TO
Dallas, Texas, a few days ago, has re-
turned.
Charley Mitchell and family, OF the
city, have moved out TO the country
TO spend the winter.
Judge Patterson will speak at Union
school house, near Austin's Springs,
Saturday night, October 81.
The society at Oak Hill is prosperinp
very nicely. Meetings every Saturday
night Free to all who desire TO at
tend.
Where arsyou EoipgS" aStrsngsr said
To Mr.. Duncan, or rather Ed.
Going to Nashville. sir he said,
"0r rather barber shop 10 ahinEls my head.
"NheTe are you goingS" to Hon. Bill,
"GOiuE to Nashville to protect my mill "
both going TO NaIhVilleP" stranger replied.
"ot csurIe, cir; that can't be denied"
t"whOrs are you both EOinSH" the stranger thsr
asked,
Viewlngt lie problem % difficult task.
"Thats very easy" said Hon. Bill,
IN take him in my pocket II he'll be still.
tbs YOUNG MAN,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
Good Effects Of the New Tariff.

AOOd EllgSLO VI VIC W."
The statistics of domestic reports oil
the United States for the month OF
September last (the first whole month
in which the new tsriff was in opera
tion), prepared by the Bureau of Sta
tistics in the Treasury Department,
make q favorable showing.
Except in breadstuffs and mineral
oils, this country exported more of the
principal articles OF domestic merchan-
disc last month than in the month Of
September, 1898. Owing to the fine
ciops abroad this year the foreign de.
mand for American grain is greatly
reduced. But for this fact the aggregate
value OF the exports last month would
exceed those of September, 1898, by
1,SS6,255.
The Treasury statistics also show
that in the first month under the new
tariff the value of articles admitted
free OF customs duties was $2,70S, 637
greater than in September, 189S,under
the Mckinley tariff. This proves that
the Chinese wall OF Republican protec.
ton was at least partly removed by
the new tariff.
Another healthy sign afforded by
these statistics is that the volume of
dutiable imports we're increased con-
aiderably and promptly by the Wilson
tariff.
These are mere siraws, but they
show some of the good effect of the re.
cent democratic tariff reform bill and
that still better results will soon fol-
low from its operation.-NeO York Her
old
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
Church Fair.

The ladies of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church purpose holding fair
some time pretty soon, and they beg
that the ladies generally OF ohnson
City postpone buying until their fair
takes place. They cannot name the
date just now, but it will certainly be
held some time between now and the
holidays, and 1t will be an elaborate
affair. They will put ON sale valuable
and handsome articles suitable for
presents, and their fair will be The
place for the purchase OF those pres
ents at prices that will not fail to suit
the purchasers. Wait and give them
your holiday patronage. y
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
IN DEIINQENT TAX CASE.
In the Chancery Court at Johnsol
'ity, Washington County. Tenn.
State OF Tennessee ct al. Va. B. F
ChiIdress ct al.

In this case IL appearing from Ii
allegations OF compliments bill, whcl
ia sworn to. that the defendants, b Z
Childress, ID. w. Chase, J.. III. Garyl
W. %, Herndon, II. D. Holcomb am
W. T. (or N. T.) Miller, are non-rtsi
dents of the State OF Tennessee, an,
that the defendants, Thomas Come
Tor Corner and G. w. Cowlan, al,
defendants whose re id noes ale vi
known. It is ordered by me that pub
location be made Tor four successive
weeks, as required by law, ir TIL
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Johnson City, in said oupty. notify
ing said nonresident and unknown.
resident defendants to appear beior,
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said bill, or the allegations thereof viii.
be taken for confessed and this cause
set for hearing exparte as to them.
This Oct. 23rd, 1894.
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
Democratic Club.

The young men Of the Democratic
party in this city will meet Of the
ourt.house this evening, Thursday
October 25, 1894, at O'Clock. for the
purpose Of organizing . "Young Mems
Democratic Club" All Democrats who
wish to join are invited to be present.
Come out and let us organize club
that will be a club.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25

Col. CHEvES, the Prohibition
candidate for Congress, spoke in
Johnson City Tuesday afternoon.
A more prosy, dry, stale, uninter-
esting speech could hardly be
imagined. The Colonel has big
augur aed knows how to bore, and
he did it remorselessly. Col. Cheves
represents the party that claims to
be a party of great moral ideas
But he is not a fit representative Of
such a party. He is not sincere
He is not candid. He said the
contest was between himself anc
the Republican candidate, Mr.. An
derson. He said, further, that he
would be elected. If he does no
know that these claims are absurd
he hasn't sufficient practical knowl
edge to make good representative
in the Unicoi County Court If h,
doesn't know, he ought to know
that he will not get one thousant
votes in the district, while, in on
opinion, five hundred will be nearet
the correct figure. If he does no
know, he will soon learn that Thac
A. Cox, the Democratic candidate
will get from ten to twenty time
as many votes as he will receive.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-25
re the Public.
October 20. Il

October 20, 1894.
! have this day sold my interest and
good will in the firm OF Summers 4
Lyle TO W. J. Barton. I desire to
thank the customers for their patron
age, and to request . continuance oil
same with the new firm OF Summers 4
Barton. Truly,
II. II. LYLE.