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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
WACO BUDGET.
MIp.wINrER MEETING.

Waco, Tex, Dec. 27.-(special) 1.-THE
mid-winter meeting OF the Texas state
Association OF School Superintendeuts
and Principals began at O'Clock this
morning at Bijou hill. which was tasti-
ly decorated for the occasion. A large
number Of local teac hers and citizens
were on hand to greet the visitors The
meeting was called to order by Prof.
J. II. Blair OF Temple. Rev. Or. S. A.
King OF this city then delivered an elo-
quent Invocation. lie was followed by
CAM. II. q, Lindsey and Mayor Me-
Culloch In addresses of welcome on te-
haif OF the ciizenH and the city re-
Hpectively. Rev. Or. Burleson, Prof.
Addison CLARK and Prof. J. II. Cambren
also made addresses OF welcome In be-
half OF the colleges and private schools
OF the city. and Hon. A. &. Prendergast
In behalf OF the public schools. An elo-
quent response was made by j. Henry
Phillips OF waxohaehle. Then the first
formal paper OF the meeting was read
by Supt, II. |. Hall of Marlin. on "Ad-
vantnges and Defects OF Graded School
systems, The paper was extensively
discussed. The committee on resolu-
lions was announced by President
Blair.
The afternoon session began at |.
O'Clock and the presentation and dis
cussion of papers was continued.
Tonight the members OF the Round
Table held n conference viii h was fol-
lowed by an entertainment to the VIE
itors by the local teachers. The session
viii conclude tomorrow.
BIG BUSINESS CHANGE.
Waco. lex. Dec ..-lspeeiaI )-The
who!ssaie s~ua.efy v..siiSss of iom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
NOTED nIcYcLIsrs.
A Party of Crack Riders Who VIII
Arrive Here on Monday.

A Party of Crack Riders Who win
Arrive Here on Monday.
C. r. MeAdams and son. C. r. Nc
Adams. Jr.. arrived here from Ell Paso
yesterday, where they had acco-,.r.
MED Tom Eek. John s. Johnson a.
number OF other crack blcyclists who
passed through here for Ell Paso a few
weeks ago.
Mr.. McAdams reports that the noted
bicyelists will arrive here next Monday
and Will remain here five days and win
give free exhibitions OF their riding
on the horse track. The party went
10 Ell Paso with the Intention OF trying
Tor records on the fine new track ~
that place. but were prevented from
practicing by the cold and wat
weather. While here Mr.. Johnson viii
Try TO beat the worlds record OF % sec
onds for a quarter OF mile. A force
OF hands Ia now at work putting Tho
track In condition. There are eleven
In the party and they have thrse
"quads" with them for pace making
The arrival of SO noted q party in Fort
Worth to remain i've days will be
quite an event, as these bicyclists ara
among the crack riders OF the world
Master Charles r. M-Adams. Jr. won
new laurels while In FL Paso. He mada
the phenomenal record OF one-eiuhth
mile in 20 seconds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
Lnr,vneD . en.eANO.
An OUTLAW Who Relied Upon tho Word
of n Gentleman.

The last survivor OF wealthy Greek
family. Skillzzl by namo, was in Naples
overseeing the erection Of magnificent
mausoleum to tho memory OF his brother,
recently deceased. The mausoleum was
at some distance from tho city and q will.
derness separated tho building from tho
nearest road. In this Wilderness Skiliz2i
had one eyeningh strange adventure which
he rotated auerward to Rudolph Lel-
mann, who prints 1t in his "Remlnls'
cencos."
Sl,illzzl was on his why to bis carriage
when no was Hoonstod by notorious armed
brlgnnd who infested the nolghh0rhood
aud had bnflled oil attempts to capture
him.
Your purse or your lfe" called the
brigapd, at tho same timo lcvGlluR his gun.
skllizzl, instead OF being frightened, an
swcrod quietly;
Put down that gun and lot US have a
tals."
Tho man oboyed.
~ can give you my purse" Skilizzl con-
tlnuCd, "aud should not feel the loss Of IL,
but would you gain much by It's contcntsf
Thcy will not go far and You will then
have to continue brigAnd until you are
caught and hehendcd,
"Qulto true, said tho man, but then
have VITO and children. / cannot lot
them stnryc"
"supposo ono promised to tnko care of
them, would you give up tlB Infamous
lifc7'
"If were suru Of It" said tho man,
staggered. 81 would give IL up tomorrow"
~ give you. said Skiliz2i, "a gentle.
mans word Of honor that ! viii tako care
OF your wife and children. VIII you come
with me, give yourself up, work out your
scntcnec-whIoh will DO infinitely more
lcniont than II you were captured-nnd be
GIN mn honest LIE afterwards"
Aftcr somc moments OF hesitation the
man accepted tho Offer They entered the
oarrlago together and drove 10 tho nearest
police station, whore tho mnn gave himself
up, TO tho unspeakablo surprise of the au
thOritios.
Through the iron grating which nov
separated tho two rho brignnd shook hand
I with his oaptor and said, God bless you'll
san francisco Examiner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

People who live in tho vicinity OF Gas
setts arc all familiar with tho story. Tho
region is peculiar geographically, and ono
who examined 1t ovon slightly would not
feel surprised TO hear that an earthquake
swallowed 1t or volcano had poured
forth sufficient lava to bury IL. Tho hills
nbout Gassotts arc combinations Of Hawk
mountain, which originates in woathurs-
field and extends somewhat southwesterly
into Chester. At Gassetts It Is broken and
gashcd by CULTS and chasms evidently lett
by violent commissions ages ago. a stono
has been found which experts declare to
DO of volcanic origin. There Is some qucs-
tion as to whether in tho present npc therq
has ever beer any disturbance most OF tho
stories to thar effect originating from some
ono seeing y burning brush heap. Geo.
graphically, however, 1t is one. Of tho most
interesting spots In tho state.--Burlington
6reo Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
ALL ARE WITHOUT FINGERS.
singular Doformity Among tho Members
OF an English Family,

In Lincolnshire village In England
lives family who suffer under the curl
GUS doformity OF being fngerless. This
peculiarly docs not appear to bo one OF
those freaks OF nature which mny appear
In ono individual ard not DO transmitted
10 the next generation. From what can he
learned, tho siuGulnrity has existed In the
family so far as history or tradition ex-
tends, and there seems at present no signs
of Its dying out, MS tho grandchildren are
Ms devoid OF fingers as their grandsire.
Tho hands OF this remarkable family
present the appearance OF having had tn
1ngers anputated or chopped of roughl
and unevenly below tho second joint, leaV-
Ing short stump. There is no nail or
hard substance, and were 1t not for tho nh
renee OF anything like u cicntrix casual
observer would conclude that tho defect
was duo to an accident, but, as though ma.
ture had attempted to compensate for tho
absence Of fingers, tho thumbs arc abnor-
mally large and strong.
Tho family are in other respects fully
endowed by nature and do not appear to
suffer the disadvantages the absence Of
fingers might be expected to entail. One
Of the daughters, aged 90, can write, sew,
knit and Is in every way as dexturous and
accomplished us other girls Of her nge and
station. When asked II sho ibid not find
1t awkward to be hngerless. she replied;
"Nol II you had never had fingers, you
would not know you needed them'
Tho only drawback that seems to be o.
casloncL is tho curiosity tho absence Of
fingers evoked from strangers.-Pearson g
Weekly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
A QUEEN WHO cHews.
Not rata Fruit Gum. but Large Chunks OF
Rug Tobacco.

Not rutti Fruit Gum. but Large CHUNKS Oh
i, rIux Tobacco.
Madagascar Ia n curious mixture. Inc
nueen Is a Christian, but she chews topacco
and spits in q silver vase. Her husband
is very proud OF French Legion OF Honor
decoration, which he wears night and day,
INIT II any native should happen TO express
n favorable opinion Of tho French In Ms
prssonco that native would very suddenly
DO waited into eternity. The queen has q
limo big Bible, beautifully omblazonod IN
ltllt, at her sidc ut oil times, but she orders
tho execution of an oneriy like any other
woman orders her breakfast.
Tho Queen is seldom without large
chunk OF tobacco In her mouth, and as sho
iiets the ftylo In Madagascar oil OF tho
court ladies, not to be outuonc In the mat.
,or OF fashion, also have large chunks oil
tobacco In their mouths. At royal func-
tlon where all tho ladies arc chewing To-
bncco industrlously M American lazy
might DO shocked. But tho Madagascar
ladies regard It as raro accomplishment
and tho society buds there are taught 10
chew with tho same care TINT American
parents tonch their girls to dance or pl
upon the piano. 1t Is one Of the polite ar.s
there, and lady who does not chew is as
badly handicapped socially as woman
here who eats with her knife.
The queen Is called RanHvalona III.
Her features cannot 10 called delicate, and
IN complexion she is pretty durk, much
darker than must of her subjects. Her
figure is above medium height. Sho
dresses In European garments and upon
state occasions wears u robo OF rod velvet
,,J N .-o,vu ~ ,nId ITor uatnl rngidpnca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

The Paris Figaro tells tho following
story Of the late Bishop Corlior OF Pnom-
ponh' IA ho found no Christians In tho
capital OF Cambodin, no decided To begin
at the top md convert King Norodoin.
Ills majesty expressed grcnt interest In tho
new faith aud appointed special Inter
prefer to translate tho catcchism md tho
words of tho bishop for him. The ruler
was ready TO bo baptized when ho happened
to learn that Christianity only permitted
man 10 have Une wife. He proposed to tho
bishop to Induce the popo to allow him s
q special favor to have ut least 90 wives.
Whom this demand could not DO granted,
ho doc ldcd TO runain heather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
AT THE THEATER.
A Good Audience Greeted the Irish
Comedians Last Night.

A Good Audience Greeted the Irish
Comedians Last Night.
Conroy & Fox presented their cele-
brated comedy entitled "O'Flarity's
Vacation" to fair audience last
night. The play was considerably
above the average and was Thoroughly
enjoyed by all present. From the time
the curtain was rung up at the begin
ming Of the first act until the end of
the last the play was full Of ridiculous
nbsurditiea, which were enjoyed equally
by those in the dress circle and the
gallery god
John c. Fox as Thos. o'Flarlty was
immense, as also was John II. Conroy
MS Jeremiah Casey. Their trials and
troubles were many and varied and
we're thoroughly appreciated by the
audience. The dancing of Mess's Post
and Hayes and Miss Katie Allen was
excellent, as was also the high kicking
of Messrs. Post and Hayes.
Monday night the Grau opera COM
pany begins weeks engagement
with the Black Hussar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
The
Animal Extrac.
TESIiNE

In exhaustive states Of the ner.
vons syst' m. depression Of apirip,
irritable states Of the brain, or
nervous system generally; nervous
dyspepsia; In weak states OF gen.
erative system;--in all If the
above.namsd conditions Testine
will be found Of the greatest
service. At druggists or from
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL COMPANY
WASHINGTON. o. Q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
THE IMPEACHMENT OF BAYARD.

Washington, Dec. 27.-The house
committee on foreign affairs today held
O meeting and considered the Bartlett
e Mccall resolution reating to the i'm
parchment OF Ambassador B1yard. The
committee decided 10 report the Mccall
resolution In a modified form.
II was decided to call on the president
for the official statement OF the utter
ances of Ambassador Bayard.
II was thought that In view of pres
ent circumstances II would be very
much better to make the resolution
simply one of Inquiry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Padgitt has passed into the hands OF
Tom Padgitt Company. corporation,
the capital stock OF which Is 500, 900.
The following are the incorporat tors
Tom Padgitt, ]. S. McLendon. s. y. MO
Lendon, Forrest Goodman and II.
Rotan. The new company will assume
charge OF the business at once. The
change does not signify anything be-
You'd the desire of local capitalists to
engage In the business and the willing
ness OF Mr. Padgitt to become a menu
Der OF a corporation with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Gucst-Do you keep champagno9
Landlord-Yos; tho genuine article at
marks u bottle.
Guest-why, that can't be genuinef
Landlord Besides we hayo some still
more genuine at 0 marks, and, lastly,
some supergcnuine such ms you won't got
IN the province OF Champagne itself, We
soil that ut 10 marks n bottle Which will
you takes-ll nnoristisuhe Blatter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

came TO Texas in the early fall as the
representative OF Klein Bros. LYMAN
Of Cincinnati was found dead In a
room over q saloon this morning. II
was q case of suicide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
WEEKLY GAzETTH|
To Any Address for One Year

Extra attachments in velvet-lincd ca
drawer are included. These attachments
superior to those made by any other ns1
acuurer being the only ones that are o. !.
market that are warranted oteel through
Other sets are made principally Of brass nl'3
plated, the plating serving to hide the true
acter OF the metal underneath.
The Gazette's machine is strong ana W
in construction. There are hut few won
parts in the arm, hence it is easy to KeeP \
perly cleaned and oiled, and almost impos1
Tor it to get out of working order lus
chine is finely finished and beautifully y
mented, and can be depended upon ~
equally well the lightest and the heavleS
The Gazette's Premium machine apl
Weekly Gazette for one year, $2O6u.
The Gazette's Premium machine -
Daily and Sunday Gazette by mall =
year, S25.
The Gazette's Premium Machine uDs
Daily and Sunday Gazette by mail SIX =
s225O. Purchaser has to pay freight ny &
tory, which is from slS5 to 500 "a
points. Address:
State PRINTING C0nll||
Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

"Mandy, heard that you had left your
husband"
OATS n fact. Dut no mint got no kick
comm. for dono Glib i'm o weeks notice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

"Do you think that marriage 10 fall
uru, Mr.. Askinf" said Miss Elder 10 q
young man whom she knew to be engaged.
II haven't got that far yet, was the
frank reply, "but I'm pretty we'll con.
WINGED Tint oourtship is bankruptcy. -
London Tit-Bits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Waco. Tex, Dec. 27.-The several
local lodges OF the Knights OF Pythias
are engaged In preparing for an elab-
orate public installation OF officers on
the night OF Jan. 2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

II have generally found that the man
who Is good at IN excuse Is good for moth
Ing else, {" said Franklin to servant who
was always late but always ready with
an excuse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

A tablet hns bpcn placed In tho Church
Of St. Giles, CrippleGatc, recording the
fact that Oliver Cromwell was married
there In 1890 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
HOUSTON BAsEBALL TEAM.

Houston, Tex. Dec. 2T.-(speciai.)--
The charter for the Houston Baseball
club was today forwarded to Austin.
The club will b. Incorporated with n
capital stock OF 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

MRS. GEORGE BELL DEAD.
Mexia. Tex. Dec. 27.-tspecialO--
Mrs. George A. Bell died yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
FOUND DEAD.

Houston. Tex. Dec. 27.--(Speciai)-
Edward Klein Of Cincinnati. o.. who
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21

securities satisfactory to the Councils of the said
city, to indemnify the SAIL city against any Jn,n,
prosecution Of their work, whether Tn "a, W.T..
sewer pipes, buildings or individuals and "a =
anu pavements in auy way disturbed b, s I'M street seJ
also tha: the said W K. Brown and j. A Uaiyin
ana associates shall have their plant in operation
within Twelve months from date of the rassage OF
TINS ordinance. interference by Wis Major ana
proper courts Of Justice excepted.
esa'u w. IL. Brown and j. A. Kelvin aud as
s9ciates snail, upon notification by the CITY En-
gineer that he Intends to repa r OF lay new sewer
any subway. hat Rnt MAY " iH S"g : P' %,,s TIC 10 D remove
OF tine work or Csc protoc: this same at their own
eApense anu Tiihont c Il, I to the city.
WIN and associates shall intel change cuisines, with
any teiePhone company that is now OF may here
syssnl from one exchange to the other Oil tue
usual and reasonable bushes, method ana basis.
section 5-Ihat all work about and in conncc-
Ion win and by authority of this ord nance shall
10 under the control and management OF thr Ronrd
OF street, Sewer and Drain Commits toner's aud in
compliance with the ordinances Of the city. That
tho sald Bonrd. together with the city In pinesr
ana the said w.. r. Brown and J. A. Hslyin and
inalr associates sia ! Law on and d,terminc. with
Inc spproval OF the City Council. OF said e ~. The
section to be knesn as the business section" of
Tue city, and IN he streets of which the said undo,-
shall he made by the City Eaginrcr and kent in his
ohite for the benefit Of TIE public.
section I'm consideration OF the foregoing the
cry OF NoriolR VIII not grant the right 10 any
other person OF corporation to erect, Guild or main
tain a telephone system exctps as hcreinbcf,re
named and described. that is to say, The wires shall
be flaccd underground and be subject t,ttc ,anis
regulations rs are required OF The said Brown n d
Helvin and associates, and the person Il. company
operating the saine shall ray 10 Tie city tho same
csh,ideration for the ~rriviieg and h. subject gen
eialy 10 tie anne r~cs'tiCtI, MS As the laid Brown
and Kelvin and associates. Provided that the said
underground system shall prove satisfactory TO The
Councils OF this city.
SHti9u l0-the privileges herein given are
granted upon the condi ion tina, the service given
,hsii De hrsi,rlass and satisfactory in every re-, poet
} the Councils Of the city, otherwise the right
herein granted tlinll cease aud determine.
section i-Nothiug contained in this ordinance
shal be construed so ~ - d amt unto said company
me exclusive right or rights, or to prev,nt the
granting oi similar privilege, to other individuals
or c mpanies ior like purposei oil the high nys Of
section i2--This ordinance shall he in force from
lis passage, aud all ordinances or parts of ordi-
ianeee In CONFLICT herewith are hereby rept alei,
Adopted by the Common Council August G.. 1926
JOHN L, ROPER,
President Commou Council.
Adopted Ly ths Select Council August 10. 1925.
JAS. l., WINSTON,
President elect Council.
leste: w. w. HUNTER
RuiS-ot City Treasurer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21

A boy in Kansas was pulling "A dog
along the road by Il rope. The boy call
ed to his dog, Come along, Pop, you
orncry cuss. A %bystander asked him
why he called the dog Pop. For short"
answered the boy.
What's his full name?'' "Populist."
answered the boy. "Why call him Pop.
ulist:' asked the stranger. "Wcll. sir
the boy said, because he is just like II
Populist. He's the orncryist dog in Kan.
sns. He amt worth II durn only to sit
on his tail and howl. Topeka Daily
Capital.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21
HEAL. ESTATE
H. {. HoGGARD& CO.,
Keal Estate and Rental Agents.
l26 MAIN STREET.

RENT-4lS and 4l4 Baxter nvanus.
$40 ana AZ Gorprow, 10 Arlington Place. l0f
hoi'; 1o3 highland. 217 Gibbs, 404 Park,
tooer ist. li6i Butte. l49 Falkland 40 Chapel
$40 and 3lS Main street. Si2. 20 each: nice
store corner OF Liberty and Eighth streets
Berkiey, l32. 1874. l54 and l5G Water ptreet.,
Nos: IL. Is. York street. October Ist. IasS
FOR SALE Two houses on Ma;tb,
avenue. ono ~WillouShby, two on CLAY two
on Lovi't. two Tunstall. three Oh Highland.
nv oh he,ly; ono on Corprow. two nico
houses on Mariner street. one on CLAW. two
on Falkland. ono on bermuda lots on Uoush.
freemason, Corprew. Marshall, 81 feet from
on Nam street. also suburban property and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21

Mrs. EInmaB. Aldrich of the Cawker
Public Record is. the new president OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21
AN

Granting Permission to W. 10. Brown
ana }. a. Kelvin and Associates 10
eroct. maintain and c0nduct
under certain street,, Sub ways
or C~Onduits. Pipes or Continuous
Ducts OF Metal, stone or other du-
rabie material, aud 10 cOnduct
tain Electrical business and 30 do
n Telephone Bueluuss.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21
John Henry still Grinding.

One John Henry Thomas of the state
of Ohio is grinding u knife for Hon.
Calvin S. Bricc. This is the same John
Henry Thomas who put i'll considerable
time grinding MS teeth when Mr.. Brice
defeated him for the senate
ton Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21
UDhOISIeT 0Rd huiEeSS Manufacturer

EiIING PAGE WITH TIME-DR a. D. BAR
Mo, - mas Put IN a new Electric %--SF@
me- ana 10 tHEs tn place OF his stenmQIfTffY
motor, which has dOuc such excellent work in Tie
pas,' IT'S "ttce has been thoroughly renovated
anu improved in the past few months. and is now
She Oh ne he,t equipped and fitted up Dental E,ta',-
iiShh'euts M The South. lie ha. all tho latest i'm
proved ina ruments, with the kno. ledge OF twenty
i've year.. experience In the use OF dental in.trt-
lhem'a. ihis Is worth something TO you. Can VOL
iealiLe IL. value DIR. y. d.. BARRETT is fixed
i"f the Dental business with a plenty Of Dental
material to do all kinds of Dental work at prices
satisfactory TO all classes of people.
DIR \. D. BARRETT, DENTIST.
ONCE over As anu 100 Main street, opposite ferry
o1at landing, Norfolk, Wa. Office hours from )
n III TO d ia. ieIG.if
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21

Allison is still 1owa's favorite son.
AND later, when MS usual no gets it
there its arm lovingly round his neck
will break tho force of the blow.-Phil-
adelphia Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21

y. i. Fleming and Ellen A.. Fleming. his wifi
Iohn W. BUCHANAN. VIM. J. VIII. hHrs; and 4,
lane Stern, trustees, The Columbian Iuildiur
ana Loan Association, of Richml nd. Va a coz
l"ration duly chartered uhdcr the law. OF tho
STATE OF virgin a, and the farre s Manniactlr.
!ns toinIa va co.. porat.on duIs chartered under
Inc laws Of the state of Virginia .Deferdanis
IN CIIANCERY.
Inc object of This suit i, to tet aside and .nnu
rtttaim deeds made by q. !. Fleming and wife /,
Jouh ". buchanan, oi date. re p~rtively. July IN,
islh ana 2Oth, ls3S, and 10 sub e I his property in
we hil inent on,d conveyed ~ certain deed, 4
the pay u4eht OF the debt due the plaintiff of SJyi y,
WIN interest from July 1t. In95. And AFFIDAVIT
htrihg been made that there is no AGENT # ia,
column an building amt Loan As,nciaI, o. Rich.
mond, Va. or OF the Farmrrs' Manufacturing CO.
ia The county of Princess Anne, wherein The ca,
!, tohilhetlc'd and That there Is no other person III
ths >aiu comfy OF VIII M there can b. service ot
the process. a, atn'" tid, they are require tu an.
"sti IN me clerks IN IN hitsen DAYS after du,
" Ica'ion hcfc"i, and do villa; may lie necessary
To protect Their interest.
A & pg-ICste:
A.. kELIAM: G. e.
~ W. N EillS", J.. 4. an2l- W Nv
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21

THE use of 'Cas;oria is so universal and
fs m"ritsso we'll known that it seems Il work
OF s~upercrogation to endorse 1t. Few are the
intelligent families who DO not keep Castorla
within easy reach" ,
CARLOS MARTYR, b. D.,
New York City.