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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
THE OPERATIONS or THE FIRuERS
STATE ILLIINCE.
DIR. Battle WEEDS a Girl of Thirteen-Ee-
duction of Property Assessments
wake County Finances.

rrrr - T. ruiv 9-cnecial-
i'Ni''-''', 80 -. "a
Treasurer Worm ashed Mdjoi
Guthrie. Of Durham. his opinion regard
Goa. e.. iocoli,v If tho Arlington com
''s '"e "s"'''' - ,b.
mittee, ana ihr if"Et'S7iN" A''''''-''
state Warmers Alliance organ. prints
~ ...t.~s ,c,t, in f1u I'm which
NaJo' '".''' ,.,....,. al
DE says thdt dlitI 'he L'-'''"'"
iourued all per III sm, mileage, etc, WIS
=. go ana that furthermore. they
~ ~ "''' -. a.. ...t,.ot. tho.
had no possible dHlh"ilS "s yin" '''
omplovcd counsel He cites certain laws
49,, &c.,. -. ,s % ,rove ME roeifion is
~ '"'' - 81 mo u.arraufs is
'a,.-,,,i,. ,os,i,,,
4"''"S i''''7
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE
The Farmers Alliance gone tim ago
decided 10 raise $500 with which to ere I
"A shoo factory at Cary. 20 be- known as
The Alliance Shoe Fact0ry There mas
loou. In spite Of hard times and man
lack-sets. as much as $3.50 fa-sed. and
The members ar now Urged ~ make
every effort 10 strur" the b"ld,' .t...t,
N.is ~ . i,n.,,,',@, lilia,ce ~ hold
~, ,no ',,,,',,a rne'tin,, fhrre Tie invi-
80, ha. hrln acrar,fod and the Ali
''''p'l No -, , ,., .tb
""'e viii ''''' ''''' AUS
YOUTHFUL BRIDE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Engineer Eorthwick. of the Amphitritc,
Cuts His Throat.

NORFOLK. VA, July Especial
Cnicf Tngiueer BorihwicS. of the United
States monitor Amphitrito. az anchor IN
Hampton Roads of Fortress Monroe, az
tempted 10 commit suicide this evening
hv cutting bis throat.
Rcar-A1miral Brown. commaniant of
thc Norfolk uaVN-yard Was notified. and
M once went 10 the haitlcship. ON arriv-
in. there. hc asceitaiutd that Borthwick
was not dead. and brought him - the
Naval Hospital. arriving about 10 o'clock.
Particulars are mca-rc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

RAY.-Dicd al the residence OF r. +.
Jcwett, NO PIG Fifteenth street. Manchcs-
Ter. Va. OH the "a instant. at $50 \. N.
CORFNE ERSELLE RAY. infant daus DE-
ter Of G. w and : \. Ray; aged fifteen
months.
Funeral will take place az the above
residence al = O'Clock T. NJ. TO-DAY,
the 81 instant.
Norfolk papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
Nr Workman liouoroI.

A. a stated communication of Richmond
Lodge. so. lo. a. f. ana T. A.. hal last
night "a pleasant occurrence Was th- pre-
~futaron of am elegant Past Master.
jewel 20 Mr. W. ). Workman. tno retiring
WoishiufIl Master. The ift.ertttior
speech was made Boy Grand Master J o..
Fitzgerald. Mr. Woitham made a harry
resi- uust.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
Economy is Wealth.

In view OF the many reductions re are
making in every department I'm tho house.
tho goods that are arriving thar have
been bought az the very lowest coN OF The
market al cash prices 70 win llT you
well 20 give us a call every das. SOL many
Luss arc nut ont ana sold even before
they can be advertised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
Pcter>hnrg'S Police.

PETERSEN re. VA. July Especial.
Tnt Police Commissioners this evening
elected r. s. chandler and William
Crichton screcants of The police force.
They also elected Mike j. Beck and j.
oscar Dyson substitute policemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Surprising values in Ribbons. Just
thinA Mo-. Is and - Ribbons. all pure
SILK. at So. Narrower Ribbons at less
pr.er.
&c. Printed French Flannel. striped
ami figured. No 30 b. per yard
ot .c. Scotch 'neylot Z.c. per yard.
4s-inch sill, ami Wool Mozambique. 81.
10 All-Wool Scotch Plaid. soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Jack DAILY knocks Joe Burnett out in the
Nmfh Hound, breaking Ills Nose.

WAsHlNGTON. July Jack paly,
lightweight champion. of Wilmington
Del. ana Joe Burnett, ColIcd. of tAe
District Of Columbia. came together to-
ui.ht I'm the arena Of the Eureka 'llh.
over i'm Virginia. and ensasei Dur we'll
contested h-at, lastin- nine rounds l'tlf
,,Go is l.eee~ ana more experienced than
lis antagonist. then e.. .ci the l-ht by d
l1cck.out blow. which broke Burners
nose There was large crowd IN at
ffll.Ilt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF MINNIE l.. HALEY
daughter OF William and Leana Haley
will take place from ST. Andrews church
TO-DAY wednesday, at IL a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

FOR SALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED
I DRUGSTORE in Newport News, va,
satisfactory reasons for selling. .Appv
10 Box 4o3, Newport News. N'-''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
LIN EMS

our Linen sale takes ola lnou buyers
rs SURPRISE such good values alr SO
little money
our entire Linen stock rs at r.ir dis
posal at prices seldom soon t such
steriin- qualities.
Doylies Napkins. Crashes. .rnan
scotch. Irish. and French Daua..s Bed
Linens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

securing two years in clover: that as
means Of securing capital TOT the pn
chase Of improved implements ana @toch'
the people Of each county form iinm-SIh-
tion societies under the act OF the last
Assembly. and pat IN all their nnlln-
proved lands at fair price 10 b" SOFA IN
d ng time. divided into small raym'N's,
with interest payable annually. - iooi
citizens from the Northwest. VINO Wouin
build homes. and thus increase the yopu-
latiOn md .cNG.ucs Of the stat
~, gave a number ~ examples OF INC
system Of rotation OF crops. showing JUS
advantags s IN the quick improvement OF
tho soil
lie called attention to the fact that
the assessed valuation OF lana. IN 'nf
state being much below prices asked, pro-
ducod distrust and suspicion. and gave
am advantage TO States further South'
whore prices asked We're nearer inc as.
sosscd valuation his opinion btlhS 'i"l
{, would bc much better 10 have me
asscsscd values higher and rate Of tax
alton lower .,.,,.
heads address the meeting adlonihen
until S15 this evening so as 10 give those
I'm attendance an opportunity - attend
The races and baseball game In the
afternoon.
THE R,crs.
Tho races were as follows:
First race running race. ono-hali mn
heats. best two in three entries, Elshf,.
lE
Hurkamp; Page. by r.. r.. RroKcnh ?
ough. Carry r.. bv r. =. Mayer: LADY.
bv w r. Pratt. Won by Brighton. Page
second. Lady third.
entries. D,xfor. hv vs.. W. Brown. Tom
Ifglffoot hv r. :. DN'arI. Sam =. hy
T. ". Carlton. Lady Wilkc-. by VI. Hun
10y Won ia three heats by Dexter. Light
Third racc-farmcrs running race =.
entries George D.. by r. q. McD1ni'l;
captain. by ". r. Pratt. Hero Hrancn:
ny Henry Taylor. Boss by i'o per,
Hutchinson. Won by George j., Best
Fourth -trotnrc- entries. Nellie s.,
Ay Thomas Null. Ellie. by Freq Fairfax.
Goldplato. by rs. VI. Brown. Won by
Nellie s. Ellie second
Nn. rAyioE'> ADDRTss.
At tho evening session ~ tho Farmers
Institute Mr. McMafh explained briefly
the objects Of the Institute. and intro
ducot Mr.. William \. Taylor Assistant
Tutol states PomO'o-ist who spoke on
tine subject of smail-ffuit culture
AR. 1aylor's address was r'pl'io WIN
practical suggestions as 10 the production
Of Strawberries. rasphcrrics. blackbcrs"s
gooscbcrries. and curranfs.
He called special attention 10 the I'M
portance Of thorough preparation of land
before planting and the proper snd care
ful picking and PREPARATION OF fruit Tor
the markets.
lie strongly recommended tho cultiva-
ton of Strawberries. gOosoberrics black
raspherrirs and early blackbcrrie- pa
This section. and gave minute directions
as 10 The planting. cultvains and mar
kctiug of these small fruits.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Taylors adj
dress Colonel Whitehead made an address
ou the subject of fertilizers.
Tho meeting adjourned At the conclusion
OF colonel Whitehcal's address 90 meet
al 10 4 NJ tomorrow in the main build
ius 40 the Fair Grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

2),. Akron Muslin. 80 inches wide i2Lc.
Use Real Har-Cloth. g0c.-white gray.
and black.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

ola kontErty Homesqun. fuu e inches
wide. .se. lcr yard.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

Low prices on everything At J. W.
Husus Il Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
That's the Point,

A recent issue of the Glenwood Her
aid (Populist) contains the following
item, OF more or less interest to Kio
Blanco and Routt county people:
1T is easy to see how Representative
Lowell retains his standing over in
Routt and Rio Blanco counties. He
makes it point to see that his section
OF the country gets bridges or roads
from the state up to or far exceeding
the taxes derived by the state from the
sections given the improvements. This
is well enough if the state has plenty of
money, but when every branch of the
state government is suffering for the
want Of funds, sections in the remote
parts OF the state should be satisfied
with their just share of Improvements
and not ask taxpayers in other parts
during these very hard times to
bear more than their own burdens.n
Our Glenwood contemporary is right
as to the source of Mr.. Lowell's popu-
larity in his own constituency. He
does look after the interests of the peo-
pie he represents. The Herald's other
comments are of the-dog-in-the- manger
sort and bear the characteristic ear
marks Of a certain class of Populists
who want everything in sight for them
selves, and if they can't get it are going
to prevent anybody else getting any
thing. We believe Rio Blanco and
Routt counties pay as much taxes into
the state treasury as does Garfield
county, but they haven't-nor do they
ever expect to-get as much in return
as the latter county has already received
from the internal improvement fund.
Up to date Routt county (which is the
largest county in the state) has received
about $4,000 in the way of state road
and bridge improvements, and Rio
Blanco has received S4,0OO-for the
bridge at White River City. at a
former session of the legislature Gar
field got $4,000 in one appropriation
for the state bridge at Glenwood. And
now, when Mr.. Lowell's constituents
ask for an appropriation of $4,000 for
a bridge in the western end of this
county, and a similar amount for a
bridge across Snake river, in the west
ern end of Routt, our Populistic con-
temporary at Glenwood comes forward
and objects To say the least, its objec-
ton is in exceeding Door taste, in view
Of the amount that Garfield county has
received from the internal improve
ment fund.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
A Little Bit Premature.

Speaking of the Colorado and Great
Northern railroad project, the last issue
Of the Grand Junction News says:
president w. T. Carpenter of the
Little Book Cliff railroad and the pro-
Jector and promoter Of the Colorado &
Great Northern railway, which Is Ella
borated upon at some length in this is
sue, returned this week from flying
trip to New York. A news reporter
firmation of the reports printed in the
Denver News OF recent issues, and we
give our readers, in substance, what he
said:
"Yes, have just returned from New
York. but L have nothing very encour-
ate benefit to the community. l found
plenty of capital ready for investment
in enterprises that promise immediate
returns, but the uncertain results Of our
proposed financial legislation and the
condition Of the country generally make
capitalists very backward in taking hold
OF schemes that they know nothing
about. Our enterprise presents some
very attractive features for investors,
and If the country was II better financial
condition we should have little trouble
in placing our bonds. The reports pub
lished in the Denver News are prema-
ture, to say the least, and while we ap-
preciate the prominence which It gives
our enterprise, l regret To say that it III
just little too previous. 1 am quite
confident that the bonds will be placed
in due course OF time, and have no
doubt of the financial success Of the
Colorado & Great Northern railway, be-
cause the proposed route will open up
one Of the richest territories in the
west and give wide field for Grand
Junction enterprise"
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
PITHY PARAGRAPHS.
Keys to legislative deadlocks are in
variably expensive to somebody.

Keys to legislative deadlocks are in
variablY expensive to somebody.
~
The use of state militia comes much
cheaper to corporations than the use OF
Pinkerton's men would.
-
A serious and costly trouble with
many people is their inability to sepa-
rate sport from gambling.
Senator Teller was right when he said
it would be better for congress to do
nothing than to do wrong.
~
The new states and territories are
sisters in the art Of defalcation.
-"
Why isn't the man who borrows large
sums from defaulting treasurer as
much guilty Of stealing as the treasurer.
Something quieting to the nerves
should be administered to those who
are suffering from Hawaiian conyul-
sions.
Is Uncle Charley Dana just little
bit envious Of the money made BY those
editors who publish papers for the
fools?
The school-boys' anti-cigarette organi-
cations are thriving in numerous places.
They should be duplicated and enconr-
aged everywhere there is school house.
~
Editors who declare the income tax
to be unconstitutional know more than
the United States Supreme court, which
in 1880, declared it TO be constitutional.
-
The politicians do not want the cur
rency question settled either by this or
the next session Of congress. Their plan
includes it's use in the presidential cam
paign.
The country has heard much about
congressional bosses, but IL there IL any
man living who can boss this congress
he would be welcomed as a public bene-
factor.
Many q congressman and legislator
bIackgaurds corporations with cor
poration salary or fee-s distinction
without a difrerence-in his inside
pocket.
II the people were as wide apart in
their ideas Of what constitutes sound
financial system ~ members Of con-
gress are the case would be hopeless,
indeed.
There IL food for thought In the
speech recently delivered by General
Fitshugh Les, particularly bis truthful
sstemsnt--"the ranks Of the army OF
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
: zEsza=sz ' agagz THE PIONEERS ziE.zE=:=sz5
]. W. Huggus g 4 Company,
Dealers in
Everything.
BUY YOUR GOODS OF HOME MER-
CHANTS AND SAVE Time s MONEY.

We carry a large stock, buy in
large quantities from the
manufacturers, pay cash, get
benefit of all cash discounts,
guarantee our goods and are
right here to make good our
guarantee, are just as anx-
ious for your success as for
our own---for one means the
other. Does it not stand to
reason that we can and will
sell you goods as low as
anyone? Come and see us,
and we will prove it.
j. w. Hugus & Company
The largest dealers in General Merchan-
disc in Northwestern Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IANu OFFICE AT 1

GLgswooD sPnfsGs, Colo. Jan. u, 1893.
ArorICg-Is hereby given that the following
N named settler has fiied notice OF his inten-
and that said proof will BIC made before the
Clerk ef the District Court Of Rio Bianc1
county, at Mcekcr, Colo, on February 70, hSs'
at 10 O'Clock a. m. viz: -,
Milan d. Fletcher, Of Hangely, Colo, on bis
r. q. NO 41s,, Ute, for the y n sW and
a. names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cui'i'ht''h
Of, said land, viz: . ,,i
Colo, and "a. r. wiIbcr and Richard Toycy'
III" iiafa j. IS. PmLIPpI, Register.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
Collections Promptly Attended to.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAM
GLEswoOD STRINGS. Colo, Dec. ~, 1894.
NOTICE-Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler bas filed notice Of his inten.
tion 70 make final proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be
fore the Clerk Of the County Court OF Rio
Blanco county, at Mceker, Colo, on February
49, 1895, at 10 O'Clock a. M, VIZ:
Andrew r. Warlick, Of Mecker, Colo, on MS
r. d. y. No. 1919, Ute, for the = u NE and
NV " NJ VI Sec. ~, TIP. N, X. 10 ". 9Th T. ".
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
a. j. Younker, J. Is. Burch, }. ID. Anick and
Harnuel Martin, all Of Meekcr, Colorado.
iLf9 j. Is. PHILiPpI, Register.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02


with recruits" History has proven
beyond doubt that discomfort cannot
be effectually expressed with force.
~
This country can find some use for
cruisers, but if it has any or expects to
have any for the proposed three new
battleships nobody has made the fact
apparent.
That extraordinary grand jury, now
in session in New York, will have to
live up to its name if it completes with
the late Lexow commission in the sensa-
tional line.
1t isn't necessary for an accident to
happen to shock the passengers of a
troliY car. There's nearly always some
idiot who carries one of the pink illus
trated papers.
Senator Hill declares the income tax
to be unconstitutional, unwieldy and
unworkable," but as he is neither the
supreme court nor Jehovah he will have
to pay the tax.
Hawaii probably doesn't care much
whether it is England or the United
States that lays that cable, Just so it
gets laid; hence it ought to enjoy the
present situation
The next woman's suffrage campaign
will be fought in Idaho, as the present
session of the legislature of that state is
expected to authorize a popular vote
upon the question.
Why should the railroads be uneasy
about the fate of the pooling bill 1t
has already passed the house, and the
friendship of the senate for corporations
ought to make them feel easy.
~
Cold days for other than politicians are
beginning to be known in the extreme
South. When men freeze to death in
Georgia one begins to get little mixed
on his geographical and climatic ideas.
~.
The Hawaiian furry in congress
served to distract public attention from
the failure of the attempts to agree upon
financial bill, and was doubtless for
that reason very welcome to some sena-
tors and representatives.
~
Congress shouldn't play dog-in-the-
manger with that Hawaiian cable pro.
ject. Those people naturally want tele-
graph communication with the rest of
the world. and if we do not wish to pro-
vide it we have no right to prevent
others doing so.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
GREAT RoCK ISLAND RourB
TO THE EAST.
tlsT DIMINs eAa SERVICE IN Tue WoalD.

The Rock ISLAND is foremost in
adopting any advantage calculated to
improve speed and give that luxury,
safety and comfort that popular patron
age demands. It's equipment is thor
ongbly complete with vestibuled trains,
magnificent dining cars, sleepers and
CHAIR coaches, all the most elegant, and
Of recently improved patterns.
The Importance Of this line can be
better understood II a short lesson in
geography he now recited:
What Is the great Eastern terminal Of
the Rock Island Route ?-Chicago.
What other sub Eastern terminal
has itf-Pe0rfa.
To what important points does it run
trains to the Northwest tS-Minneapolis
and st. Paul, Minnesota, and Water
town and Sioux Falls, Dakota.
To what important Iowa and Ne
braska pOintsf-Des MOines and Dav-
enport, Iowa; Omaha and Lincoln, Ne
Draska.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
Populi.t Logic.

eddy stole stationery four years ago:
therefore Popnlist officials ought not to
be blamed for stealing folding beds,
carpets, and everything else they could
lay hands on" Mr.. Eddy is able to
take care Of himself, and to repel any
ISLANDERS; but the attempt to make al
legged Republican misdeeds four years
ago the excuse for Popnlist theft one
year ago isridiculous. Colorado Springs
Gazette.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

The cruiser Philadelphia might have
been in danger had it encountered that
Hawaiian storm in congress.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

The Homestead iron workers appear
to regard the retirement Of Frick from
the active management Of the Carnegie
company asa good time to strengthen
and perfect their organization.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
9PWOIALTIM0s
PastT'lne -R1cellspt Equipment Best
Dining Car Service in the World
GOOD Connections.

For full particulars a. to tickets,
maps or rates, apply to any coupon
ticket Office in the United states. Can
ada or Mexico, OF address,
JNO. HEBASTIAN.
=, 0enl. Tkt- 4 Pass. Astv, Chicago, III.
Il. ST. JOHN
0enL Manager, Chicago, I'll.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
EANIZs MILL ITEMS.


NJ Susie Ran, of Page county, is visit
ing D 2 Glen.
Ms BERTHE Faiely. Of Columbia Fur
mace, was the guest OF Miss FlOrenc
Ty,inger, Saturday and Sunday.
Nj Horace Campbell has returned to
college
HoRaiG Armstrong Nill leave in few
d ~ ici Btlum,ie, nheIe he viii attend
the medical college.
Uaon Forge Glee Club will hold a
festival at H., place n mex Saturday
night.
Oar school Will be in charge OF the
veteran redaeogue, Mr. Perry Klblrr, tor
the rn-uas term, assisted by Miss Ada
Iailhelm
Please score another wedding for Mil
City. Nh I-aac Hite of Hamburg, came
down last Thursday aud drove of " til
one OF our charming damsels. Miss Alice
Cuiicit. They drove TO Mt. Jackson, where
they were married by the brides pastor
Rev. Folk. Who nexll
Mr.. Charlie Miller. of your town, Is
cleIkng here for Mr.. b. +. Myers. He
seems 20 De quite p'puIir among the
glrl-. You can hear them eXclalm, Oh.
what lovely eyes. Next he will take one
of our girls il lie can decide which one t'
take.
Oar Young folks were entertained
Monday night at al apple cutting at Mr..
j. b Cleans.
The farmers are busy emitting corn, m
report cool crop,
Lon Lan'z has an unusual COOL crop
aud says it Is owing 10 hi, c O,e attention
" hlle many of his neIshb0rs we're ont
e.ectiolsrliag Fusid 'jItS'' plelS'
notice. IUBEROSE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
Weather Extremes,

Rawhns, WyO, was visited
Saturday 10y he worst SEPTEMBER
snow storm n twenty years. \
foot of snow FIJI, trains were de-
laved and fears r. entertained Tor
belatec flock OF 81 .ep high on the
mountains near BY.
A S 1t Lk, Cuy, Yah, a
drought who had prevailed since
jane was broken Saturday by a
heavy rain followed by a snow
storm. The street ears there
carried suOw.ploTs.
Trees il ioll leaf are breaking
beneath a load Of six inches OF
snow at Lead. S. D. \ blizzard is
fearei.
AtD.nver, Col, the first snow
of the season fell 5 .tuiday night
Chlcago's local prognoStlca'oT
eyer since last Monday pred ct'd
a .cold wave tomorrow night"
Saturday, afIeT the Thermometer
registered 80 degrees, be refused
to make any further predictions
for the present.
Last week Was the hottest at
Pntsuurg for twenty yaarS Inc
,hermoYeter stoon at % drGreeS
and 90 degrees, respectively, En-.
uay and Saturday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
l-,.s4--rau--11a rHnas-na

! 1oMMlSs ONER'S OFFICE.
y Woodstock. Va. sept. j.. l>.5.
To Norm.. tees. pa. hc,s a.u a..
Res, patt,er cr.i. a. 'itrs Res : p
compIs s.. Isaac O.a'o Il aai L.AI
OuniosC dels
Yea are u.re'y h.td.i intr ht.t.
fixed upon tile l. b day ot OotOueT reN'
between the hours of Y'clock, A. ", a.I
o'clo,k, q. N, To- tlks ia ssttlsa ay
,tncc, The c0Hu', O.
Is. The real estate owned b d-. l
dalts en- ject 70 the lien of plt : q
meuf, VITA the actual aud annual "a .r
OF tue same.
Pad. h- liens bind NJ the -1m. IT.
ranged according to priority. aud
Sid. Report any other matter ri.
pertinent or that any party in inter .i
may require as required TO be taken nt
The decree Ut Shenandoah Great Z Do O.
rendered on tie 9Th day of septic 100 g.
1875 IN a salt in chancery depending 3D.
said court between Hans Rees' ; us.
complts aud Isaac urndorff &c, deif'
aud ID from any cause the taking Of sal
accounts shall not be commenced e
having been commenced shon.a u0s DO
completed on that day, the tax ~ a' I''
same will be adjourned fiOm daS 10 dat,
or from place TO place until the sane q
taken aud completed.
g ven under my hand as Con missi'i
u ohancery of said court, at my ode "a
said county the day and year drst af'"-
said.
l.. Z. STICKLEY, COmr. in Chany.
Sent 20-4w WINS q Bro - q