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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
GENERAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of
tho late Dr. R II. Cummlns will present them
duly certified for payment Those indebted 10
said estate will please settle same with me
JAMES CUMMISs,
de2S Administrator OF r. II. CummIns' Estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01

PHYSICIANS recommend Smith Brow.
ing Co. alo as a wholesome beverage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
WANTED.

"ANTED-SALESMEN TO CARRY
W our samples as special or side line com.
mission or salary Send us references EMPIRE
OIL Co, Cleveland. q. dcil"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
THE ARIoNS ENTERTAIN.
An Exceptionally Fiuo Musical Entertain.
ment Followed by Dance.

F tho many social
events here last
night that signal.
lied the entrance
Of the younSster,
1885," one of tho
mos. thoroughly
enjoyable was the
concert and ball
rirap ~ rtap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01

E'OR RENT-THAT ELEGANT
Il store room. No 1l0i Main street. now oc-
cupled by House d: Hermann Has good ele.
yator service and fro proof vault In office
Possession glyen april !, ls9i Apply 10 HENRY
X. LIST. NJ CITY Bank. nolG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-NGNE- ROOMED
Il dwelling 23nj Chapline street. Both no,
and cold water. Both gases Inquire OF c. P.
sCHAMBRA. 2l05 Market street - de27
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01

Until March 30. you get ono chance In
tho Pinno with each dollar you spend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01

GALEsMEN-WE SEND SAMPLES,
~ allow liberal salary aud expenses or com.
mission TO proper applicants. Staple seller.
Three stores out OF ivp will order. Address, with
stamp. Lock Box 80. New York CITY. nui.rrhAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01

"ANrED-ITOUSE OF FIVE OR
W six rooms. well located. either In city or
on Island. Must have both gases. hot md cold
water. bath room and water closet. Possession
now or Oh April L Address M. p" care In.
teligcnccr office. dc!oo
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
a. Birthday Day Dinner.

ED. TRIDUNE:-While hero in
Arkansas on business, among other
pleasures, ! had the honor Oh last
Saturday, March 9, of attending a
birthday dinner given by William
Russell in honor of the 69th birth
day of Mrs. Maranda Littrell.
The relatives and neighbors
gathered in ard about HAS dinner
was an nounced. The table was
loaded with as good eatables as
heart could wish. At half past
2 o'clock sixty persons had par
taken OF the dinner. Only one
more thug was necessary TO make
my cup OF joy fnIl, and that would
Lave been TO have had my better
halt present 10 meet her mother
on this occasion.
II. S. SnAHAH
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
Important Notice.

It has been deemed necessary
to change the time of holding our
town election from March % to
April 2, 1895. The change is
necessary as this is the date pro.
vided for by the statute for holding
municipal elections, and If the first
election is held on any other date
1t would be necessary to hold an
other on April 2, hence the change
as it would be too much trouble
and expense to hold two elections
so nearly together. Remember
the change.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14

Sheriff Naples arrived today
from Louisiana with bis prisoner.
Deadly. M. Deadly will remaiu
here tor few days and mako ap-
piicatio' for bail, which he viii
probably get. he tells a aeii-oon-
neeted story of the murder, accord,
ing to which the deed was done in
scll-detepso. In explaining the
reasons that moved him when be
gave himself up, Mr.. Deady says
'hat he was tired of being q fugitive
from justice, and parties that Inow
where he was have from time 10
time extortod money from him b.
threatening to report hin 20 The oi-
cials here. He is "a man OF good ad.
dress aud locks like q gentleman,
L. $. Times Echo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
Il viii snnd Won hv mail ~


We viii send you by mail post
paid one small evergreen tree
adopted to your climate, with in
structions Tor planting and earine
for it, together with our complete
list Of Nurscy stock. If you will
cut out this ad., mark on it the
name Of this paper, and tell how
many and what kind Of trees and
plants you would like to purchase
and when you wish 10 plant them
We will quote you lower prices
on the stock you want than have
ever been offered yon. Writo al
once. EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Evergreen, Door Co., Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
The grip is still raging.

&C. MoNiel extends his TRIBUNE
account $3.50 this week.
Mrs. Roam Webb has been
dangerously i'll for several days.
Note The change of the town
election from Mach % TO April 2.
T. O. Walker and George Goxsey
are gone to Springfield after goods.
Mrs. W. G. Russell is slowly re.
covering from d severe attack
the grip.
". A. Butt is able to be IN his
shop again. Ee says the grip is
simply awful.
J. IL. Jones has sold his 40,acre
tract Of land lying south of town to
Joseph Bright.
Mrs. Catherine Berry is slowly
recovering from serious attack
OF the iagrippo.
You can save postage By order
ing the Globe, Democrat or tie St.
Louis Republic ct paa TRfauNE
Office.
We acknowledges pleasnt calls
from Mrs James webb Of Rule
and Mrs. James Walker OF this
place Tuesday.
Hon. T. @. Norris Of Prescott.
Arizona, sent his father, Jonathan
Morris, . valued present FIRST Of
the week in tho shape Ola gold
nugget which was found in that
country. The nugget contains
SO 398 pure gold.
Never before has there been
such al eride*aie Of of the Iag4ippe
or influenza IN th5s part OF the
country as mas 9een ragiag Tor the
past three weeks. The disease has
proven very fatal among old peo-
pie. Abe doctors Of the town havo
been constantly oasy waiting on
theiH numerous patients.
A severe rheumatic pain in the
iett shoulder had troubled lf5r. j.
FL. i1opor, y woif known druggist
ot Nes MeiHca, Iowa, Tor over six
months. Al times tbe pam was
SO sever that ne could cot LIZ any.
thing. With n! be conia 20 lie
could not gel rid Of Il until be ap.
piled Gham5erlain's Pain Balm.
Il only made tbroo applications
ofil,2 he says, "AnA nave since
been free frem aI! pain. . lie now
recommends, it 10 persons similarly
afflicted, I; is Tor sale BY j. z.
Harbert, druggist,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
Fat People.

Park Obesity Pills reduce yonr
weight Permanently from y 70 Is
ponnas a.mon4h. No starving sick.
ness or loinry; no publicity. They
build up The heald and boautity the
complexion, leaving no wrinkles
ifs bbiuess. Stout ahdnmens and
d:fcull breathing surely relieved.
No experiment. 3 scientific and
positive reliee, Price s. per pack
aga BY mai postpsid. 1estimoni-
ais and particulars tsealdod) 2cs.
All correspondence strickly con
fidential.
PARK REMEDY Co, Boston, Mass.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
If YOU contemplate purcbas

If you contemplate purchasing
any Household Furniture, send Cor
for large illustrated catalogue and
price list OF American Furniture
Agency, galona, Kan. They rep
resent ibe most extensive furniture
factory on earth, and sell to any
body al lowest factory prices.
Ganaine high proof headlight
coal oil gee gallon At Greham's.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
BHeE3an>s ATniea Salye.

The best salTe in the world for
cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, sait
rhe0m, fever sores. tettor, ohapped
hands, oi1llbiaqs. coras ard al
skin efuptions, and positively
cures piles, on no pay required Il
is guaranteed 70 gigo perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price
25o per box.
Sold ~ J, e. Esrbart.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
Candidates for city officials are

Candidates for city officials are
now in order.
Miss lizzie sbibley entered
the high school Monday.
WANTED: To exchange lumber
for 200 cord Of wood Call on
either J, II. Jones on ]. r.. Stanhope.
aUarch ~ THAT'S the way
THH TRtBBHE's date limo read last
week. 1t should have been March
r.
G. a. Iaagston Of BorYVillo is
doing sone artistic sien painting
in the windows 81 W. ?. 5aeed {.
Cos. store.
Blank deeds and all other kinds
of of J P's, ard Notary. Public
blanks can be obtained al this
office at bottom prices.
TIE TRIBUNE Office IS turning off
some of the very finest job work
ever aone in this part o1 the State.
Cali 30 exaa1iao our work and pet
our prices.
Jesse tabor sr. is aosiraps Of
gettiog q road opened up betw een
his house and town. Ho only
lives q trifo over d half milo from
town, but 70 reach his nlaoe II is
necessary 10 travel three and one
half miles.
S. j. NcMorris has been trying
to movo the hoaao he purchased
from DR.. Harbert to his farm.
After three days work assisted by
Is or20 men and 8 span OF horses,
he has mado about zoe yes. prog
ress.
FOR seven years or more Mrs,
W. D. Louder OF Quincy, Ky, was
suhjoct 10 severe att&ets Of oramp
collie. Mr. S. r. Moore, q druggist
Of that place, recommended Gbam-
berlajn's Collie Cholera and DiaT-
rhooa Remedy, which has effected
q permanont cure, saving her m0ch
suffering besides tho trouble end
expense OF sending for p doctor,
which was necessary. For sale by
J. e. uarbort, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
Green Forest N eeds

A dentist.
A cobbler.
A livery stable.
A fruit drying establishment.
More merchants who advertise.
A hotel that is supplied with a
daily paper.
A lot of the Old rickcty buildings
torn down.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
DIED-W. S. June at the res

DIED-W. S. June at the resi-
deaee Of Chester Smith on March
9 Of pneumonia. Mr.. June was 81
years old, aud native of Vermont.
lie came from Michigan to this
place about tour years ago. He
was a member Of tho M. E. Church,
South, and among onr most exem-
pIary citizens. Though we'll
along in years he had been able to
attend bis farm work until recent
y. Only last week We ohronica!ed
The death a his wIf3. This hard
blow together with en- attack of
pDepmouia made him soon follow
ia her footsteps, and he was
barried Sunday IN tie Piokens
comertrY by her side.
G.. A. jenkins, The photographer.
has located here for tbe purpose of
! making tals q permanent place of
business, # tAo patronage will
justify. Mr.. Joal1ius Is doing ox-
coilent work and bis prices are c.-
eeedinsIy cheap. We ask onr
people 10 give hsn their patronage.
Elsewhere you will find his al.
Samuel Littrall and Miss Rosa
Mcdowell War9 raerried on last
Sunday ct tho donco Of The
brides parents on Eocnrn creek,
j. 9. Hafbert Esquire Officiating
The happy pair viii leave this
" eek for New Mexico, thoic so.aEe
home,
The very bost high grades ol
coffee on tho market at Graham :
at 25o per pound
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
---.--..----s,-.--za---s.1-.-

The American Furniture 4 gency,
with western headquarters at Sale
na, Kansas, sells all kinds Of House
hold Faraiture at manufacturer s,
and ships direct from the largest
furniture factory in 1he World, thus
saving its customers all middle
mems profits, and at the same
time giving them an immense as
sortmont ofnew designs to select
from. Send postal card request fol
large illustrated catalogue. ID.
dress American Furniture Agency
Gaiona, Kansas.
Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy
gives the best satisfaction of any
cough medicine ] handle, and as s
settler leads AL othor preparations
in this market. [ recommend il
because it's the best medicine
ever handled tor coughs, colds and
Group. A. ". Baldridgo, Mlllers.
Vile, I'll. For sale by J. E Har-
bert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
Election Pvoclanaafi0Ds

Notice Is hereby given that IN
election will be held in th4 incor-
ated (unorganized) town Of Green
Forest, Tuesday, April 9, 1895,
tor the purpose Of eleotirg tho tol
lowing officials; One mayor. one
recorder ard five aldermen.
J. f. FANATNd,
Agent ot The Citzons.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
Money! Money

I can loan you money on good
improved farms in sums of $3.50
up, on 3-5-7 and 10 years time.
JAS. W. EDWARDS.
Eureka Springs. Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14
'0GEL hHD PERSONAL.
,or rainy for farm ers.

.hcr rainy 1Or larHletS.
xt Sunday is St. Patricks Day.
aham sells 10c writing tablets
Middleton Of Burligton gave
cal Monday.
od goods and low prices is
o0t{o at Graham's grocery.
] sale: A nearly new Moline
b 8 IA IN. Price $50, Call
IS Office.
stln Davis is again in school
h two weeks absence on ac-
u the grip,
aam bought his goods for
|and sells them the same way,
qUently he can afford to sell
lie in Berryvillo If you want
II meal or your team we'll
tor stop at toe Southern
arrb is constitutional dis
Hoods Sarsnparilla is q
itutionai remedy. It cures
III. Give it a trial.
Il Coxsey returned from ST.
Saturday. He says besides
K one otthe finest lines OF
y goods ever brought TO Green
II ne bad the distinguished
r. Of hearing the immortal
4 ZONES preach while thore.
Il louisa StandIee, wife Of Rev.
%taudlee and mother OF Jas.
andIee of this place, died at
Fne four miles north of Ber-
4 Friday. Mrs. standlee
u nillariy known to all the old
II Of this country. She was
d at PIeasent Hill Gem ctry
81.
Y :. stanhopc, of Unionville,
n visiting bis brother, J. 7.
lppo Of thls city. lie brought
Ain a drove Of horses that
d esirous Of disposing of. He
y nrehased fhe Plnmmer farm
viii become one OF our citi.
in tie latter part ofthe year.
acknowledge call from him.
ine TO the cloudincss of the
Ms Sunday night, it was i'm
b Q 10 see the moon while in
se, bpt from the intense dark
Ehat prevailed from $50 to
lit WAS evident that some
osnena was in progress. 1t
Ano doubt have been g grand
if It had cnly been q clear
j Inefficient constable who is
on the alert to execute the
garm Of tho law, made q
MI Important arrest on last
vi The prisoner is quite
asll IN appearance, though
his age. The offence
sss1 is a very trife one in ITS
a. yet it Involves a question
sat magnitude. The world
to every man a living and it
sffom an interview had with
yso9nng man by one Of oar local
'sa that IS al the prisoner is
yyrn ing. He talks freely con-
ng himself and says among
'things that he is a Cleveland
oefat and I bo youngest SOD Of
nd 'als, u. NJ. Stroud, the
'&of Yfom wlii see that he is
pYly5Harod for. Further pro-
tkf Iavo been stopred Tor the
i,Y bweVer Merit viii plant
IN low Of corn this year,
MN es8ll'nHapa you would not think
1ta t very large proportion OF
sei SELF n CIV York comes fr@fn
csasn oss about catching cold" "
l1T Syrus Edison. at is such
apR thing and SO common
very few people, unFess it is
2 M pneumonia, pay any at
on q cold. New York is
1f . hoalthiost places on the
atlM coast aud yet there are
M any cases Of catarrh and
! 1|ialM ion which their origin
'ssxe Ieet Of the simplest pre-
o9{ p99|| every day lite. The
seHsi !s'|'3 ihle advice is, when you
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14

Subscribe for TEE TRIBUNE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14

This Mar. I, 1895.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14

now in order.
Miss lizzie sbibley entered
the high school Monday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-14

WANTED: To exchange lumber
for 200 cord Of wood Gall on
either J, Il. Jones On. J. r. Stanhope.
The herald., 1895-04-12
THE VALLEY RAILROAD BOOM
Governor Bndd and Others Looking
for Terminal
Merced Comes to the Front With Splendid
Right of Way for the Road-The
Proposition nade

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE gov.
ernor came down from Sacramento today.
Tomorrow morning he and Mayor Sutro
will meet with the board of harbor COM
missoners to consider the application of
the San Francisco and San Joaquin Val
ley Railway Company for the lease of the
China Basin fo terminal uses.
MERGED has at last been heard from. A
delegation of five gentlemen owning or
representing 10000o acres of land in that
section, arrived here today and meeting
of the board of directors was held to re-
ceive them. They consisted of w. W
Cray, J. J. Stevenson. II. +. Geer, 6. S.
Bless .and,:Janes L. Pee H..
These gentlemen told the railway di-
rectors that they would give the right OF
way across these lands and also sites for
depots If desired
The town of Merced, they said, was
handicapped, and, though it's residents
desired to be on the new road. the time for
them to express themselves was not yet
ripe. Should the Valley road cross their
lands, however, the delegation assured the
directors that the means OF reaching the
town would be found. If nothing else
could be done, the rights of way could be
secured through condemnation proceed
ngs. They were thanked by President
Spreckes and told that when the time
came committee of the directors would
visit the district and report on the plan.
The herald., 1895-04-12
SOME POSTHUMOUS WORKS
Valuable Manuscripts Left by Robert
Louis Stevenson
The Executor of the Novelist En- Route to
England to Have Them
Published

SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.-Charles
Baxter, whom Robert Louis Stevenson
named as executor of his will, arrived in
He has with him the manuscripts of
Stcvenson's last works, which he is TAX
ing to England for publication.
OF the unpublished work left by Steven
son, Mr.. Baxte has already sent on
home for publication the manuscript of
St. Ives. a novel which was almost COM
pleted. wanting only about two chapters.
1t will be published as it is.
The story is of the capture and escape
of French officer during the Napoeonic
wars from prison in Scotland, and his
adventures in that country and in France.
Then MIR. Baxter has with him the
proofs of what will be entitled Valma Let
ters. This is series OF monthly letters
written by the novelist to his friend, Sid
ney Colvin, keeper of the prints. at the
British Museum. They are a journal OF
his life in Samoa sent off once II month.
Mr. Baxter has also with him the man
uscripts OF what Stevenson had written
OF Weir OF Hermist,n. the work he was
had worked on it on the very day of his
death. This, he thought would be his
masterpiece. Onlv about third OF it had
been written, but that is complete as a
part and will be published.
Besides these there is small book of
fables. These are mostly letters written
to his young heir. Austen Strong, by
Stevenson
The herald., 1895-04-12
TO SETTLE II THEMSELVES
Result of the Los Angeles
Presbyterian Row
THE MODERATOR DECIDES
A Multiplicity Of Motions Made by
Both Factions
One Proposition Was to Sell the Property and
Divide the Proceeds
Commissioners Elected

SAN DIEGO. April 11.-When the Los
Angeles presbytery met this morning at
o clock but little time was lost in pre-
liminary work. it being the evident wish
of the members to get through with the
discussion of the vexed question of remov-
ing the First Presbyterian church at Los
Angeles from it's present site to Figueroa
and Twentie til streets.
This matter had occupied the entire
session yesterday, and was left in such an
unsettled condition that no one dared
venture an opinion as to what ths out
come would be.
When the committee on bills and over
lures brought the question up, every one
present wanted to speak at once. Dele
gates Mayes, Day, Slauson and Salisbury
OF Los Angeles stubbornly resisted every
effort to table the appeal they had previ-
ously presen ed praying that the church
remain where it is now located.
A motion wa. made to order the prop
erty sold ana the funds divided pro rata
between the two factions. To this a sub
stitute amendment was offered that the
First church be ordered by. eccles iastical
authority to keep off the ground covered
by the jurisdiction of the Third church.
Both were lost and new motion made
favorng policy of non-interference OF
the First church. When brought to a
vote the result was tie and was only car
ried by the moderator casting the decid-
ing vote, with recommendation that the
First and Third churches Try to se,Iiv
their differences to mutual satisfaction
and the good of the church.
Eight commissioners were elected to at
tend the grand assembly at Pittsburg,
Pa. in 1886.
They are Rev. W. P. Craig. Pomona !;
Rev. J. III. Stewart. Redlands; Rev. J.
Mel. Gardner, Los Angeles; Rev. G III.
Maxon, Rivera; Elder H. l.. Lunt, On
tario; Elder J.. c. Bell, Los Angeles
Elder G. A.. Howard. Los Angeles; Eluer
Daniel Stone San Diego,
The herald., 1895-04-12
\ REGULAR MONEY MILL
Manufacture of Counterfeit Is q Big
Enterprise
Government Detectives Unable, so Far, to
Learn Where the Bogus Stamps Are
Being Printed

WASHINGTON, April 11.-There is
little doubt that the scheme for distribut.
ing United States postage stamps at
rates below their face value. which has
its headquarters at Hamilton, Ont, is
part of one of the greatest enterprises of
its kind that has been unearthed Of late
wears.
The officials of the treasury secret SER
vice who are on the scene will work, upon
the case until they have discovered. if
possible. where the work of counterfeit
ing is carried on, and have e prin-
cipals in the plot apprehended. Close ex-
animation of the stamps which were dis /.
posed of in Chicago shows they are coun-
terfeits, printed on good paper, but paper
of an inferior quality to that used by the
bureau, and that the ink is paler than
the government brand.
HAMl lTON, Ont. April 1l.-Mrs. A.
T. Mack, clerk of the Canadian Novelty
and Supply company, was renamed in
the police court here until April 18th OH
the charge of selling coun.eIrelJ stamps.
Several packages of bogus stamps were
found in the company's office.
The herald., 1895-04-12
THE INCOME TAX LAW
Collector Welb0rn of San Francisco
Instructed
Chief Deputy Loupe Does Not Believe That
the Law viii Be Held as
Constitutional

SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.-Collector
o. M. Welborn has received instructions
from Internal Revenue Commissioner
John s. Miller to withhold his usual
monthly returns until further orders, and
to hold possession of all returns under
the income tax law until definite ad.
justment of everything concern ing the
law by the courts.
Chief Deputy Loupe of the San Fran
cisco office is regarded as the best in
formed man in California on the income
tax law. He has stndied it for months,
and eminent lawyers consult him on its
provisions. He believs it will not be held
to be constitutional. as..ss.s
The instructions are: +,
First-Interest receive Ircnl state,
county and municipal bonds or securities
and rents from real state are not taxable
as income, but persons or corporations rer
ceiving said interests or rents shall in
clude in their returns as receipts the full
amount thereof received. or accorded
within the year for which return is
made, and shall deduct the same as not
subject to taxation. F,zg.sFrs 7sst ii7
Sc cond-The amounts actually paid for
taxes insurance ana repairs on real estate
may be deducted from income
Third-All the persons and corporations
that hitherto made income tax returns
for the year 1894 to collector or deputy
collector, including therein Interest re-
ceived from state, county municipal
bonds. or from rents from real estate.
may have the amounts on said interest
and rents deducted from their income by
duly making an affidavit, and delivering
the same to the collector to whom the or
iginal return was rendered. 1t requires
that rents included and deducted were
received only for real estate and include
nothing whatever paid for rent or use of
personal property or franchise.
So far as payments are concerned the
decisions of Commissioner Miller will
probably be final. Citizens may pay the
tax under protest. bringing suits to re-
cover their money.
The herald., 1895-04-12
A Choir Singers Plant

SAN FRANCISCO. April IL. = Mrs.
Eunice Westwater has filed suit against
Rev. DIR. Foute of Grace Episcopal Church
for six months salary alleged to be due
her for singing in the church choir. Mrs
Westwatcr claims that there was verbal
contract whereby she was to be given six
months notice in case her services were
no longer required. She was dismissed
with ,l,t.notice. At first Mrs. Westwater
said she would insist on singing as usual
in Grace. Church. DR.. Fonte and the
choir con- imittee were equally strong III
asserting that she should not sing, and
trouble was looked for. Mrs. Westwater
concluded to have recourse to the law in
stead