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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-27
TOWN CtnCU


The town clock was placed In the tower
OF The courthouse In 1885. 1t was pur-
chased by the citizens of Lexington and
presented to the county, the county court
defraying the expense of erecting it. #
was started to running on May LIST, 1885
and IL kept to the standard time
regulating u churches, schools, courts
etc. The work OF erecting and regulating
wss done by Mr.. c. q. Ludwigs, watch.
maker and jeweler OF this city.
This clock 10 I'M OF the celebrated Seth
Thomas town clocks. 1t has four six fool
dials. and is run by heavy weights which
are held securely by wire cables over
strong iron pulleys, thus preventing any
accidents. The bell weighs 800 pounds
and has q remarkably sweet tone. II
strikes the hours and rings for all court.
house meetings. The clock Is one OF ouI
public improvements. of which we are
Justly proud. The cost was bet ween
1900 and $500. FANNY YOUNG.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Oh MISSOTRI.

STATE OF
County OF Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court of said County, in Naca-
ton. June sith. lS9S.
The State of Missouri ut the relation and TO
the use Of Thomas a. Catron. Collector OF
the Revenue OF Lafayette County, ia the
State Of Missouri. Piainiii,
versus
Unknown heirs of Christopher King and
Anthony Crop, Defendants.
To the said unknown heirs Of Christopher
King aud Anthony Crop, you are hereby
notified that snid plaintiff has commenced "a
suit against YOU in said court by petition. the
object and general nature OF which Is to
obtain n judgment for the taxes. interest and
estate, situate in the county of Lafayette and
State OF Missouri, to-wit: Lots : and s. block
-. Wayerly, Missouri. said real estate being
delinquent for the years IsS7, lSss, 1881, lsgJ.
1891. le3s and ls.,3, and that said taxes for said
years. exclusive Of penalty. interest and costs.
amount In the aggregate to the sun of <i3.0s.
ana That the same may be declared "a lien ON
said real estate. and that the same may be
sold or 50 much thereof as may he necessary
tn satisfy the Judgment rendered herein. with
interest, ices. penalties. commissions aud costs.
And yon are further notified that unless you
appear at the next term OF said court. to be
beEuna ana held nj the courthouse. In the city
OF Lexington. in said county, on the hfth day
OF August next. aud on or before the sixth
day OF said term, II the term shall so long
continue, and If not, then before the end OF
the term. and answer said petition. the same
will be taken as confessed.
And IL Is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published In the Lexington Weekly Intel
ligencer. a newspaper published In said county
OF Lafayette. for four weeks successfully. the
last insertion to be at least fifteen days before
the commencement OF the next term of this
court.
A true copy. Attest
BY FRANK TRIoa, d.. C.. e-ss-st
II. 4. Wallace, Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff.
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OF MISSOURI.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY or LAFAYETTE
In the Circuit Court of said county, in vacar
ton, June 21th, 1895.
The State OF Missouri, at the relation and q
the use of Thomas A. Catron. Collector of the
Revenue OF Lafayette County, in the state OF
Missouri. Plaintiff,
versus
The unknown heirs of C. W. Cowgirl, deceased
aud Daniel Ray. Warren Ray, william Ray
Maggie Raw and the unknown heirs VI Robt
Hay. deceased, Defendants.
To the said unknown heirs of c. NJ. Cowgirl,
deceased, and unknown heirs Of Robert Hay.
deceased, you are hereby notified that said
plaintiff has commenced n suit against YOU In
said court by petition. the object and Venera
nature Of which u to obtain a judgment ton
the taxes. interest and costs due on the follow.
ing described real estate. situate ia the county
OF Lafayette and State OF Missouri, to-wit
Lets "a and 81. In Dover, Lafayette county,
Missouri. said real estate being delinquent for
the years lsSS. 1859, ls9o, isSl, ls9s and 1898, and
that said taxes for said years. exclusive OF
penalty, interest and costs, amount in the
aggregate 10 the sum OF s5.ts, and that the
same may be declared n lien ON said real
estate, ana thar the same may be sold or 50
much thereof as may be necessary To satisfy
the Judgment rendered herein. with interest,
fees. penalties, commissions and costs.
Ana yvu are further notified that unless YOU
appear at the next term OF said court, TO be
begun and held at the courthouse, in the city
II Lexington. Ia said county, ON the 18th day OF
August next, and ON or before the 9TH day Of
said term. IL the term shall 50 long continue,
and N not, then before the eud OF the term a.,
aud answer said petition, the same will / ,
taken as confessed.
Aud 10 is further ordered that n copy hereof
he published In the Lexington Weekly Intel
~ltgepcer, a newspaper published in said
county of Lafay cite. for four weeks success
iyeiy, the last insertion 10 he at least fifteen
DAYS before the commencement of the next
term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest
c. l.. EWING. Clerk.
by FRANK Taco, ID. q. G-s.5t
Il. q. Wallace. .Ir. Attorney for Plaintin.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court at Lexington, In vscs-
Ton, juno 9th, 1s95.
Louis s. Stout, Plaintiff,
versus
Tirinc Payne and william 8. psyus. her
husband. John Taggsrt. Henry Tassar,
Linsey. Hattie Linsey Walker and j. W.
Walker. her husband. Defendants
,y NOV S,s az TINS day Sn comes s.s,1 the r Plssiatia herein.
aud afhdayit, alleging. among other things,
that defendants Enie Linsey. Maggie Linsey,
ha,iie Linscy Walker, and ,. Walker.
her husband. are non residents OF the State
OF Missouri: whereupon. it h ordered BY
the clerk OF said court that said defendants
commenced a suit against them Ia this court,
the object and general nature Of which n to
obtain a Judgment and decree for pgrtition
described real estate situated In LafsSetfc
county. Missouri, to- wit: Thirty acres d eAe
north side Of the southwest quarter of,tos
s n%r.o Of sae ! un,,sr. ana ten scres % ne soSs.
quarter OF section u. except i've and one-haIt
acres on the south end OF said ten acre tract
also twenty acres more or less. being the east
haif OF the northeast quarter OF the north-
west quarter OF section -. all in township ~.
range. 20, containing SAY acres more OF lees,
and that unless the said defendants b aud
appear AT this court. at the next term thereof,
la be begun and holden at the court house, IN
the city OF Lexington, In said county ou the
third day OF said term. n The tsrm I'm ~
long continue, and IL not, then on or bofors
the last day OF said term, and answer or p1sad
To the petition In said cause. the same Will b
taken as confessed. and Judgment will b
rendered accordingly.
And Il Is further ordered that . COD hcrsot
be published according TO law. In the bexfna-
Ton Weekly Intellisencer, . Newspaper pub
iished In said county OF Lafayeste, tor Tour
weeks successively. published at least once q
week, the last insertion 20 be 1t least n(tesn
iiys before The first dav az said NH x0~ssS
term OF this court.
A true copy. Attest 4
BY PEARL RGEpER ID. e.. eSolt
John 4. Burden, Attorney for PlainttI.
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essary dry rules, making the language
easy and interesting, and enabling the
pupil to acquire the ability to speak it
understandingly in a comparatively
short time. The morning session is for
children; the afternoon session for
grown people. The summer session
closes the first week in August, the
winter session beginning in October.
The character of the school is then
somewhat changed, As the greater stress
is laid upon religious instruction. The
method employed is the conversational
method. This is the only natural
method of teaching a language. 1t is
the method of nature, as shown by the
child. All other methods give nothing
but dry rules, useless vocabnlaries. that
are anything but a help to the pupil.
These methods Oil their pages with use
less and absurd sentences, and a volume
of words that even Goethe or Schiller
could not have used in their daily walks
and talks. There are only two or three
hundred words which recur most
frequently in daily conversation, and to
acquire these is to acquire the ability to
speak q given language.
ALICE TEMPLE PAYNE.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Lexington Lodge No. I49, A. +. Il A.
NJ, was chartered by the Grand Lodge
of Missouri, June 4th, 1856, with John
Vaughn, VIM. Cameron, A. V. G.
Scheuck, Granville Clayton, Aldridge
Corder and twenty-four others as
charter members. This lodge now has
a membership of eighty-six Rev. X
Ryland has served as Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of the state. The
present principal officers are: DIR. G..
W. Fredendall, ". M: Fred Wilson, s.
W.; L. Il. Farley, J. w.
Lexington Royal Arch Chapter No.
10 was chartered October Is, 1878. At
this time it has a membership of forty
in the order named: John Z. Gordon,
IL. w. Winsor, Chris. Walk, T.. ii.
Chambers, w. ID. Rankin, Robert Hale,
Thomas A. CatrOn, r. +. Norfolk,
James Wolf and b. ID. Weeedin. The
following Past High Priests are still
members of the Chapter: a. +. Alex
ander, j. S. Blackwell, p. ii. Chambers,
Robert Hale, Philip Keller, j. O..
Lesueur, X. Ryland and II. A. Hicklin.
Lexington Encampment No. 3,
knights Templar, was granted dispen-
satiOn by the Grand Encampment of the
United States, September 80, 1853, to
william III. Russell, r. IL. Shaver. j. w.
Wilson, W. l.. Russell. Howard viii
hams, John II. Ryland, Oliver Ander-
son and b. Goldschmidt, as charter
members. Three years later, in SO, the
~Epcampment was chartered and set to
work by II. O.. Sullivan, with Oliver
Anderson, eminent commander; VIM.
H.. Russell, generalisimo; John II.
Ryland, captain general. The organi-
cation was kept up until its suspension
in 1861, on account of the war. 1t was
Te-organized in 1869, under the name of
De Molay Commandery No. 3, Knights
Templar, and was set to work under
charter December Is, 1870. The follow
ing are the Past Eminent Commanders:
Ethan Allen, JEFF W. Bedford, Joseph
+. Hassell. John f. Ryland, Robert
Taubman, Robert Hale, Ill. W. Winsor,
L. III. Chambers, John s. Blackwell and
j. q. Lesueur. 1t has "a membership of
forty-five, residing in Lexington and
other parts of the county. The follow
ing members have held offices in the
Grand COmmandery of Missouri: II.
NJ. Henderson, Henry Flynt, Jacob C..
Rinehart, f.. S. Vulin, Robert Hale,
John Il. Rvland, c. L. Billiard and
Robert Taubman.
Many or the older citizens of Licking
ton we've members of this noble order.
Our space only allows us to mention a
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
OF MlssUURI,
Cauu1s nfIae.vDss.

STATE OF MIssUURI.
County of Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court OF said County IN vasa.
ton. June s7th. lss.
The State OF Missouri at the relation ana N
Tue use OF Thomas A. Catron, COLLECTOR oe
the revenue OF Lafayette County, In tho
state of Missouri. Piainttn.
versus
Edward Edwards. Joseph nm. and tbs nm.
known heiis OF John Howe. decesssd, snd
Richard Gates, Defendants.
To the said Joseph Hil and uukuovn
heirs ct John Howe, deceased, VOC are here.
ny notified that said plaintiff has commepc.
ed a -uit against YOU In said coart BY
petltton. the object and general nature ~
which Is TO obtain a Judgment for the taxss.
Interest ana costs dne on the following
drseiibed real estate, situate In the county
OF Lafayette. State OF Missouri, TO. WIZ; Loe
o. IN the town OF Dover. Lafa, cite county.
missouri, eaid real estate betns d~elinQuens
Tot the years lss7, lSss. lsss. lss0. isal. lisa and
iss3. ana that said taxes TOT said years, ex \
elusive OF penalty. interest and costs,S
amount In the aggregate TO the sum of,
~, and that the same NAV be declared &
lieu on said real estate. and that the same
mas De soia on 80 much thereof as msy be
herein, WIKI Interest. fees, penalties, COM.
missions and costs.
Aud YOU are further notified that un,ess
YOU appear NJ the next term OF said court.
- he begun and held at the courthou ~, ~
tue CITY OF lexington, Ia said county, ON tbs
hfth DAY at August. next, and on OF before
the sixth day 81 said term, IL this term sh.il
So long continue, aud 10 not, then before tile
end at ia" term, aud answer saia petition.
IA" sumo wil he taken as confessed.
Aud u l. further ordered that y copv,
hereof Tee published Ia the Lexington Week.
~ intrlligencei,, "a newspaper published Ia
Shid county ~ Lafayette, Tor four ws.ks
~u'c"-'i, ely, the last Insertion 10 De at least
nii""n dst- before tue commencement oil
tie next term at court.
A tue copy. Attest i
~ fRANe TRiGo. q. SWU |
u q Wallace. ia, Attorney for Pi.inlia. J
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
STATE OF
rnnas " --A

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Lafayette
In the Circuit Court OF said County in
Vacation, June 18th, 1888.
The State of Missouri at the relation ed 10
the use of Thomas A. Catron. Collector OF
the Revenue of Lafayette County. n tho
State OF Missouri. Plaintiff. ,s.
Unknown heirs OF Eliza Roberts, deceased.
Defendants.
To the said unknows hein OF Eliza Roe,tsA,
plaintiff has commenced Q suit agsinst zen
In said Circuit Court BY peeittOn, u on66ue
and general nature Of which Il to cbssis :
due on the following described real o1fI1o.
situate in the county Of Lafayette, ed otat0
OF missouri, to-wit; Lot -, In biock q q
-; Thomas addition to the ,own Of Msvssiy.
for the years lssl, lsss, lsse, liza, IoDI, 80
and isss, and that said tsxes Tor "a yesrS
exclusive OF penalty. interest and cosesh
so.s3, and that the same may Be declared 3
lien on said real estate, and tat ~ anno
may be sold or 90 much thsreof e. 0ay b
hei eic, with Interest, fees, ponoiuS. o.
missions and costs.
And you are further notiAsa shGssnulS
10 be begun and held at the cocr3
the city OF Lexington, 10 said couneys - -
NTH day OF August next en1 % q 49,
the sixth day OF said term, II he term -
end OF the term. and answer aid Dssiroo.
the same Win be taken a. confsssed.
And IL Is further ordered that . copx 49,
lnt~elligencer. q newspaper publlshed 4 I'D
county Of Lafayette, for Tour week. 0D0c6Gp
sively. the last insertion TO be q leost 6fbooa
term of this court.
a true copy. Attest
BY FRANZ rs,oo. @ : q 7. EWING -;
n a. Wallace II Assoru>v eo~ DI~S.sS0
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
nAnAa. Ag

ton, in vacation. June sSfh. iNs.
The State of Missouri, II the relation And b
the use of Thomas A Catrou, c~ullsctor o. tho
revenue OF Lafayette county, In TIE STATE Of
Missouri, Plaintin, =
versus
}. Y. CAN'T, Defendant.
To the said J. Y. CAN'T, you ere hesshv
a suit against you IN ssid ccu1 By Pssisscs.
the object and general nature ot v6icH
is 20 obtain . Judgment for tks 0EoA
interests and costs due on tie foal0WtlG
described real estate. situate 10 ~ coal6
Of Lafayette and state Of Missouri, Owl;
Lots u, ~ and Is, 81. Tbomas ad11ito0 10
waveriy. Missouri, for the years ~, - anA
for the years lsss aud lsss. aud On Ioes ed 4
block u, Waveriy, Missouri, for the yoaE1
lsoo and lssa, and on lots . and s BOOK
=; w snS ,sa, s sns ios tss ys.n -
years, exclusive Of penalty. interest aDd
costs, amount In the aggregate 70 tho s00
of sso.s6 and that the same may ~ 4sclAso1
n lien ON said real estate, aud that the aano
necessary TO satisfy the judgnsut rso6srs1
herein. with interest, fees, penalties, co0nia-
And You are further nosiaed that u.,,s,
you appear at the next term OF SAID e1art
TO be begun and held Al the court house, q
the city of Lexington. In said county, On IL
S Seiare ' sSe sixth q AaS day Or s ssa' .. anS E ::
term shall 81 long continue, and II noA ek0n
before the end OF the term. and susvoe ~
And II Is furthes ordered that 4 sod
hereof be published In the Lexington well.
" inteilieencer, a newspaper publisAed 70
said county OF Lafayette. FOR four vseks
snccessiyely, the last insertion 70 be Il leass
fifteen days before the COMMENCEMENT OF
the next term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
By Frank Trigg, q. C. sasM
II. c. Wallace. Jr., Attorney for Piainlil, 4
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by his sons, who are becoming expert
workmen. His work gives universal
satisfaction. Every vehicle sold is guar
anteed. Mr.. Russell, desiring to make
n change in his business, is offering his
stock at reduced prices. Persons desir-
ing goods i'm his line will do well to cal
and inspect his stock.
When desiring a pleasant ride to take,
Always select a buggy of Russellis make
SUSIE
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& BROWN.

Successors to j.. G. Young & Co., are
transfer men, having engaged in bust
ness July IA, 1894. These gentlemen
have every vehicle imaginable for the
convenience of the travelling public.
They are known to be very accommo-
dating to strangers arriving at our
beautiful city, and travelling men sing
their praises wherever they go, which is
a big advertisement for our city.
GENEvIEvE RUSSELL.
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u Il BUFORD.

This firm was formed by the CONSOLE
dation of the two firms, John c. Young,
ST., and Buford 81 Dysart. John c..
Young, Sr., has been engaged in the
livery business in nj city. on Ninth
street, since August, 1861, and is n of
the oldest livery men in the west.
Young & BufOrd are running a general
livery stable, having twenty-eight fine
horses. five stylish landaus, and numer-
Gus other vehicles, making n Of the
best equipped stables in the west. They
are also engaged in the undertaking
business, having n of the best hearses
in the country. By polite and courteous
treatment to patrons, they have built up
a lucrative trade, and won for them
selves an enviable reputation.
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HISTORICAL EVENTS AND RELICS.
CONTINUED from first PAGE. |

finest apples In quality ana size. Pears
also grown by our wide-awake nursery
man, Mr.. Teubner, look several prizes
over special exhibits from many other
Counties. But we will not dwell on last
years productions, for the present year
seems TO be the browning one, for never
was there a brighter prospect for an
abundant yield Of fruit. The straw berry
crop this year lasted beyond the usual
season, for we plucked fine ones from our
vines during the present month duly of
the e. p. Roe variety.
There were never finer raspberries,
b~lsckberries n plums, and peaches are
now on the market. The yield OF damsons
10 very great, and they bear shipping.
What We need is a bridge to span the
Missouri river, SO that live, energetic
men will be tempted to flock in and make
Lexington one OF the grandest shippira
marts OF our coun try.
While speaking of the fruit we must
not pass by the flowers, which in their
season cannot be excelled, for even ia
winter, when the ground Is covered with
snow, our homes are frightened and
beautifed by windows filled with lovely,
blooming plants. have heard visitors
remark on the pretty flowers and yards OF
Lexington.
Mr.. J. P. Coen runs three large green .
houses. heated by steam n has all the
modern improvements. Last fall his
cryssnthemums were perfectly grand, a
feast for the eyes,. They could not have
been excelled for size or coloring in any
country. He Is preparing to have them
hner than ever this fall. His roses and
carnations are beautiful. In the winter
he can cut them by the dozen or hundreds
~ you wish. Taking it all together Lex.
ington aud Lafayette county can compare
with any county In the production oil
dne fruits and bowers.
= T. RArrEv
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SEI,ECT

Miss Mary F.. Hawkins select school
for both sexes is n of the best known
institutions of our city. 1t was estab.
lished in 1875, and since that time, has
been conducted by one or both of the
Hawkins sisters. Many of the mothers
of Our town have been educated by these
grand, good women, and this seems a
sufficient guaranty OF their work, for
surely no town can boast of truer, better
and nor highly cultured women. Par
ents, if you wish your children to have
special instruction, send them to Miss
Hawkins, who will take great pains to
train them mentally, morally and physi-
cally. She makes a speciality of the
primary branches. For terms call al
her residence, corner of Seventeenth
street and Frannlin Avenue.
Mamie GORDON.
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GERMAN
CCuOnI

Rev. d. Buchmueller organized this
school, the summer term beginning June
10th, with an enrolment of sixty. and
an average attendance of f~erty-nine
pupils. Branches taught are German,
reading, writing. spelling and recita-
ton. The aim of this school is to teach
the German language in a rational man.
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ICE MERCHANTS

No tradesmen in our city give more
real comfort to our citizens than our ice
merchants, Messrs. Meet and LOOMS.
Oh! the ice, the beautiful ice, they
bring daily to dOOrsl The luscious
ice ream is q pleasant reminder of
these two energetic men. May good
fortune attend them.
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JOIN c. YOUNG. JR.

The proprietor is a son of u veteran
liveryman, John &. Young. He engaged
i'm business in our city in January, 81,
starting with seventy feet of stable, six.
teen head OF horses and m landau. BY
his integrity and strict adherence to
business, as well IS keeping up with the
demands of his trade. his business has
steadily increased. He has at present
one hundred and forty-twO feet OF
stable, t%wenty-three horses and -four
landaus. MIR. Young is M of OuI
most successful business men, and fol
fine horses, stylish rigs and polite assist
ants, this firm cannot be excelled.
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County OF Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court OF sail County n vsc>.
ton, June 1eth, lse6 r.l a
The State OF Missouri al ~
the use Of Thomas 4
State OF Missouri,
Unknown heirs Of
To the said uuknowou 49, o. Sarnh L. Waiox/
pisinnff has Commence : s uis ssslsss rs n
said court by petition. the object and gsssral
nature of which Is 70 obtain \ judgne9t Tor
M aescs;h ,ase re-, sna oosas GSe @ - sonoS
OF Lafayette and State OF Missouri, town:
Part OF lot 4. block 20, nrst addition % Lexin0.
follows: Com,nencins So feet soutS o. ~.
west corner OF lot I. block n thonno mmlo
feet, south 50 feet. west 20 feet. pogSk
for the years 1887. lsss, Is5R, lSos, ~.
1885. and that said taxes for not1 -
elusive OF penalty, interest and cogfa
the same may be declared . lieu on ssid rsal
estate, aud that the same may b cold o. -
much thereof as may be necessary 20 satiasy
fees, penalties, commissions and cosfs.
And you are further noti0ed tAat unbooe you
appear ~ TIE next term Of sah Y % -
Of Lexingtnu. In said county, On - nfIh
day OF August next. or on or before " elxtA
day of said term. II the term shall % loaG
contiuue. and II not, then before ~ euo q
the term. and answer said petition, tt sane
will be taken as confessed.
Aud IL Is further ordered that . COPY here.
Of be pubttshed la the Lexington Wookl4v
inteiligencer, a newspaper publlsAed In eni1
county OF Lafayette. Tor four weeks succo0o-
iyety. the last insertion to be Ct least Aftese
days before the commencement OF the no1t
term Ut this court.
A trne copy. Attest
pv r.,oo 2 =. EwMe. O.. !
Ii. q. Wallace. Jr., Attoruey for Pic1r6{R.