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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

There are some reasons 10 believe that America
may have been visited from Europe before the
time OF Columbus by the inhabitants Of SCandi-
nayia the country now divided into Denmark Swe-
den and Norway. In the old romantic tales Of
Scandinavia there stories which go to show that
the Norscmen. under the command of Lief in the
year Of 1901 and afterwards. probably explored the
coast of America Ii these stories of Left represent
real voyages the discoveries which he relates would
probably never have been recalled 70 memory II
Columbus had not opened a wide door at the right
moment Even in latter days the Edersburg eN-
plorer had thrilling adventures But they were
nothing 10 equal the great plOrer of BerTet Dur
ing one of the late snowsturms saw him with his
compass containing the magnet needle Of his own
make and his mattOck, exploring in and about an
old unOccupied dwelling near Berret, in search of
gold few years ago there were several gold coins
found about its walls. After asking numerous lot
of questions he claims 10 have found several depOs
its The owner OF the property making some com
plants the explorer, being kind hearted gentle
man. agreed 10 give him half of hisdseoyery, which
has caused the owner 10 be quite proud, expecting
soon 10 become a very rich man. Anyone wishing
to see or consult this explorer will find him at his
shop of inventions, between the hours of and
O'Clock on the corner Of Main and WhterOck streets
BpTret
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
News of the Week.

Firedamp an Albrecht mine, Austria, has en-
tombed 100 men.
on Tuesday 200 negroes sailed from savannah
Georgia on the steamship Hors,, for Liberia.
Ex-Congressmau Amos Townsend, of Cleveland,
ohio, died Monday in ST. Augustine, Florida He
was a years old.
col NJ. V. b. Edgerly. President of the Massa-
chusetts Mutual Insurance Company died in New
York city Monday
Another moonshine whiskey dstillery has been
found in New York city. They are not all south of
Mason and DiXon'S Line.
Charles Thompson killed his brother Edward
during quarrel on Monday night at their home
in North Carmel Maine.
Conductor Goodman acquitted al Charlottcs-
VILE Virginia saturday of the murier OF Colonel
Parsons, of Natural Bridge.
The Rev Dr. John W Broadus President of the
Baptist Theological seminary OF Louisville Ky.
died in that city on saturday.
Superintendent of Carriers Robinson. of the POST
Office at YonkcrS. New York, has been arrested
charged with robbng the mails
william b Thomas and ". IL. Morrison were
caught by the It Louis police ON SUNDAY in the act
of moulding counterfeit quarter-dollars.
The slater wooden mill al Webster, Massachusetts,
was damaged on sunday to the extent Of $4,000 10y
the explosion Of boiler. No person was injured.
pr. " e. sampson ST. dieI in TiHin. Ohio. Mon
dav. in his g3d year He pnCtieed medicine in
Wyandottc and adjoining counties for t. years. and
for Ia years practc,- among the WyandutJc Indians.
The New York ucutraI Railroad Company has
contracted with the Butl5lo car Manufacturing
company Tor l7I1 box ears. They viii cost SAou,J,
ami give employment o" Ia" men for five months.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
The Democratic Advocate.
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1895.
Governor Browns Record.

When the record is made up it will he
found that the administration of Gov. Frank
Brown has been one of which he and the state
can be justly proud. No mistake was made
when the Democratic party gave him unan-
imous nomination and the people elected him
bv majority the largest since the Republican
party was augmented by nearly fifty thousand
colored voters The record will show an
economical, clean, business administration of
affairs. and the financial condition of the state
will be most gratifying to every property
owner and taxpayer. Every duty has been
eonseientiously discharged. and in dealing
with the strike in the coal regions and IN re-
moving Coxeys army from the state, Gov.
Brown showed conservative Judgment and
acted with a promptnesS that insured success
in carrying out his policy. In matters OF leg
islation he has prudently used the veto power
and protected the people and the treasury.
He has not assumed to be the legislative branch
of the government, and has only interposed
when defects in bills required a veto or the
treasury could not stand the drains attempted
Ia be put upon it. He has cultivated cordial
relations between the executive and legislative
branches, in order that the utmost harmony
might prevail and the two branches work to-
gether for the public good. No Governor in
recent years has given as close attention to
the affairs of government. No Governor IN
recent wears has striven SO zealously and con-
stantly to make his administration beneficial
to the whole people. No Governor in recent
wears has labored 50 faithfully to learn the
wants Of the people and to secure for them
that which he believed would add to their
contentment and prosperity. He did not sign
the free book bill, because the bill did not
specify the fund the books were to be paid
from. and he informed the father Of the biFi
thai he would sign il If the defect was rene
died. He faithfully labored 10 have new as
sessment law passed that. in his Judgment.
would be fair and just TO all interests. and his
record from his Inauguration to the present
time is one of serupulous devotion to duty and
Jealous labor to promote the public welfare.
Governor Frank Brown Is not candidate
for denomination in the sense thar Rayner,
HAYES and Jones are candidates. They are
working To- secure nomination. Governor
Brown would accept nomination II il we're
offered him by the Democratic nominating
convention The avowed candidates may So
divide the delegates that neither will have
sufficient strength to win. and in the dead
N.H.H.El
and ask him to lead the party again. IN that
event he could not decline 20 serve and would
not He has too much gratitude and feels toe
deeply the honorS the party has bestowed
upon him to refuse 10 serve II when called
upon. This IS the Governor position. Flr'
he Is a Democrat, and wants the man nom'-
mated that will lead the party TO victory. tie
is more interested in seeing the party succe~>-
fal than in the ambitions Of individuals
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
Early Nominations.

Chairman Hattersly W. Talbot. u the
Democratic State Central Committee. has Is
sued call for a meeting Of the Committee ~
Baltimore on April Sd. !, Is thought the
Committee viii call an early convention to
nominate candidates for Governor. ATTORNEY
General and Comptroller An early eonven-
ton Is the need Of the party The iadifienee
and lukewarmness nov prevailing Will NOT
disappear until the primaries and convention,
are announced. In addition to full ~iaie
ticket there will be rather full tickets in all
the counties The local tickets viii arouse an
interest, and We look for about the usual
Democratic successes next November. ifearly
nominations are made
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

Wheat YIELD or THE WoRLD.-W Washing
ton. d. c., March 20.-Advance figures OBJ
tanned from the Bulletin of the Statistician of
the Agricultural Department for March seem
indicate that the argument 50 frequently
made that the price Of wheat is constantly
falling. in the face of the fact that there has
been no increase in the amount of wheat
raised. is erroneous. These figures, which
have been obtained from the most reliable
sources. show steady increase in the wheat
supply Of the world during the past four years.
The annual yield has been as follows: 1891,
,. $40. coo. 900 bushels; 1892 2,4l4, 900, 600;
1893. ?. 427, 200, 600; 1894, ?, $50, 600, 600.
Notwithstanding the increase between the
wears 1893 and 1894, the United States finds
itself with shorter supply on hand March J,
1895. than ever before. This is explained to
be due to the fact that wheat has entered so
largely into the food supply of animals, owing
10 the shortage in other crops BY virtue OF
this consumption Of wheat, hitherto unknown
in this country to any appreciate extent,
there is less surplus to carry over than ever
before.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

The stables of the Glendower stock hlrm, near
Charlottesville Va, the property of W. Gordon
Merrick. were burned sunday night Twelve fine
horses including three imported hackney stations
all the feed &c. contained in the stables were de
Stroyed Several Of the horses were taken ont Ofthe
burning building. but they broke loose ami rushed
back into the flames where they were roasted
The loss is estimated at 5000 or mere some inSur-
ance.
Helen Cummings known throughout the Catholic
world as Sister de Chantal for 30 years mother
superior of the Visitation Convent, Washington ID.
c. died on Sunday. She was born in Washington
August s ISL and took the white veil OF the age of
nineteen. She came upon the streets nut twice in
the e. years she has been connected with the tnsti-
keen sense
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
MILLER BROS.

PRICES, QUALITY AND
QUANTITY COMBINED
TELL THE TALE-NOT
PRICES ALONE. IT Is AN
EASY MATTER FOR \
SHOP KEEPER TO
BUY ALL LOW GRADE
OF GOODS, SECONDS,
JOBS. THE COMMON
RUN OF THE MILLS
AND SAY THAT He II
CHEAPER THAN OTHERS.
WHILE At THE SANE
TIME HE Is MAKING \
BETTER PROFIT OFF YOU
THAN THE MERCHANT
THAT SELLS YOU FIRST
CLASS MATERIALS.
YOU ARE NOT AFTER
THIS LOW CLASS OF
GOODS-YOU WANT THE
FABRICS THAT \ II f
WORTH THE MONEY AND
TIME EXPENDED ON
THEM-WHETHER IT BE
APRON GTNGHAM. WOOL
DRESS GOODS OR SILKS.
YOU WANT THE RELI-
ABLE QUALITY. YOU
WANT To SEE \ REASON
ABLE ASSORTMENT OF
STYLES. COLORS. GRADES
NOT ONE OK 7 W O
PIECES OF \ PRICE.
AND LAST OF ALL YOU
WANT THEM ALL At
THE RIGHT PRICES.
WE OFFER GOl 4
PROPOSITION TODAY
AND THE SOLUTION OF
TT YOU MAKE WILL BE
ENTIRELY SATISFA &C
TORY TO Is.
We PROPOSE THAT
YOU SHALL INSPECT OUR
STOCK OF COLORED
DRESS GOODS. OF WASH
FABRICS. OF BLACK
DRESS GOODS. OF BLACK
SILKS. OF COLOREb
SILKS. OF TRIMMINGS.
or NUNS VIKINGS ANb
Wells. OF HOSIERY.
GLOVES AND EMBROD
ERlES. or UNDERWEAR.
OF pOMESTItS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF NEW
SPRING WRAP. &c.. AND
IFTUECLAtMS We MAKE
FOR orr STOCK IN POINT
OF LARGER VARIETY
BETTER OF ALlTl AND
LOWEST PRICES II NOT
~ BSTNNTlA TEu WE Ill
HAVE NOTHING FIBTiI
ER To SAY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

The ten thousand employees in the FTick and
Southwest coke companies in the Councils
vile coke field were pleased 20 find on the
10Th notices posted stating that there wonid
be an Increase Of wages, averaging about hi-
teen per cent, next month. Aud this Nolnn-
tary increase occurs under a Democratic tariff
act that was to close up all industries and send
the laboring man to the aims houses. Under
the Mckinley act, in operation four year>,
there was not a solitary advance ia wages,
aud under that perfect Protection measure
employees were continually striking Ia avoid
reductions in wages.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

Japan has completely crushed China All.
soluiely helpless China sued for peace and .
ready to grant Japan any demand. Japan
demands the independence Of Corea, the sur
render Of the balance Of the Chinese feet the
possession Of the Island Of Formosa and will
occupy the Chinese forts at Port Arthur and
Wei Hal Wei for some years. She will also
get war indemnity of $3.50, zoo, Oo0.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

Steve Elkins is the latest candidate brought
out for the Republican nomination Cor Presi-
dent next year. EIkins would make a typical
candidate for the party, and Gas Addicks.
occasionally Of Delaware. would make a good
running mate Elkins and Addieks What
ticket that would makel Both have ''har Is,
and the rallying cry would be Elkins. Adj
dicks and Doodle
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

Police Captain Adam A. Gross and hi,
wardman. George Smith, we're dismissed from
the police force Of New York. because 81 cri-
denee against them BEFORE the Lexow COM
mittee They appealed TO the Supreme Court
for Reinstatement, aud that tribunal has or
dered their reinstatement aud very severely
criticised the character Of the two witnesses
upon whose testimony they were dismissed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

The Republican slate-for Governor, Lloyd
I.owndes. Of Cumberland; for Attorney Gen
eral. Harry NJ. Clabaugh, Of Carroll; for
Comptroller. James Mallalieu, of Queen
Anne's This is the ticket as made up By the
Republican bosses. Keep it in mind and
compare it with the nominations
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

The oyster supply in Maryland waters ought
10 be greatly increased. The last Legislature
shortened the dredging season and the severe
weather Of the past winter prevented dredging
and longing for about a month. Altogether
the present has been the shortest oyster year
for some time and fewer oysters have been
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work horses and colt. mich COWS. some
fresh: balls. heiier. sow and apigS. , shoai~.
q sheep. binder mower. drill. ploNs, harrow~.
corn planters. ihrr>hing machine, horse power
Tud separator, 3 farm aud spring wagon.
buggy, wagon and buggy harness, and many
nih,r article. n~ual on we'll stocked and CON
iucted farm. For other particulars see hand
Uils.
cash. ou all sums Of $40 and over "a credit ui
SIX mouths vii be- gwen un note. wiih ap-
uru,eJ security. bearing interest from th, las
uf .ai.
JNO. MILTON RElFSNlDER.
John T pHcuhaugh aHci Trustee.
mar - t~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
Pennsylvania Items.

4 shocking accident occurred at the Valen-
tine Rolling Mills, at Bellefonte. March Is.
by which Robert Hepburn. aged 20 years.
received fatal injuries He was working near
a cog-wheel and he was pulled into the ma
chinery, having an arm, one lee and three
ribs broken. as well as being badly hurt in
ternally.
Mrs. Parmlle Magdaena. wife of Simon
Slagle. died on Saturday morning in Hanover.
aged Il years. s months and IA DAYS. Death
was due to pneumonia followed by a stroke of
apoplexy. The deceased was the daughter
of Daniel Git. deceased, aud was born
in Conewago township. Adams comfy.
About 81 years ago she was married to Simon
Slagle, who with six children survive.
Several check raiser, and forgers have been
arrested various parts of the State.
On Monday the barn aud contents of VIM.
Yoden. near Reading. was burned: also :
COWS, and - sheep. Loss $500.
Mrs Charles Hunk. of McSherrystown,
dropped dead ON Thursday evening of last
week.
Work ON the Western Maryland Railroad
bridge over the CodoruS. in York viii begin
at once, and trains viii be- running into George
street by July lSt.
Mrs Anne L. Kerr, aged 81 years. died in
Gettysburg on Monday. and ON the same day
Samuel Hartzel. aged - wears.
\ despatch from Greeucaste March IS,
>ays:-Word has reached here that five masked
robbers entered the house of j. NcNlilliu. near
WattS'S Mills. bound and gagged the hired
man aud three women. and then waited
nearly two hours for the return of NcMil-
lin. When he came hc was bound Ia a
board and leaned head downward against rbe
rl.. 4i,4Y- fnrt4I,sr.t4t htrH
instant death unless hr revealed the hiding
place of his money. NcMillm had deposited
81 .OuO IN "a bank the previous day. After
burning his tcet with hon Goals and whipping
him uumrrcifallv the villains finally believed
hi, .rur, and departed. Nr>. NcMilU and
daughters. who were compelled fu witness the
torture Of NcNiliu. are iu % very serious con-
dition from fright.
The Hanover and MARYLAND Line turnpike
Cumpaus have elected rh, following Board Of
Dir,ctor,.-.luSrph Bruoklcy. Reuben Young.
=. y >lagls, Luther Wojglr. Charles Dung,
Capt a. ". Ejehriherger aud job" 6aiy
The directors orgauu-d Do, ulrrtiH- Joseph
Braykley. president. Reuben luuug. -egrrt.g
-, and treasurer. aud Vim. johnson -up"r,l-
-ur. All ni 'Ap Ea,f wear -ato Keepers "or'
napp",Hr'd
John SHUT. as h,- Nlih yearstHri iu Han
ugur ia~t week.
Man SaunrI-. 60 wealthy Il,urrv lr,idlcr nt
P.u-NHrg. U4- murdered H.ar lu1ai!nrd fur
ti, money Th, mHrdeur- af. HUr"-et q"
ra., made g. -.=5a hau.. o., rHr. 'lrtW Na-
known tu have baJ >l.tss uE WHry su bf>
..-r-Hu. tie arrived trgn Pif'-'ur- s5fa "a
Largo -ra... aud started au, during tho after
ras,u q. -rll hs- aar.~. 80 Hu.cturs THAT ufebi
h.- H..It.a tfaHd between ODE r.~i HU8 west
F..-.5.l tracks .t fh. Pts -aHrr Mgkp+.-ttff 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

Charles D. Bond, a letter-car in the
Washington office, has been arrested charged
with robbing the mails. He has been an
employe Of the office since 1871. Chief In
spector Wheeler saws he has clear case against
him.
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DARK WANTED.
SCHLOSSER TANNERY.

We will pay Six Dollars SCI per ton Of
100O pounds for
PRIME CHESTNUT OR SPANISH OAK
BARK.
ct THIS years peeling. delivered in good order
and condition at the SchloSSer Iannery be
fore the Is, day of July, 1885.
ENGLAND Il BRYAN, Proprietors.
James ). Baer. Superintendent.
Ia q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23

Ambrose A. Winters, President Of the Ohio state
League of Building and Loan Associations and
General Manager of the Mutual Home and Savings
Association said 10 be the largest organization Of
the kind IN the United States, died Monday in
DAYTON Ohio aged q years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
TO CREDITORS.

This is TO give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll
county. in Maryland. letters of administration
on the Personal Estate of
CHARLES T. WALKER,
late of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated, TO the subscriber,
on or before the ID day of October, 1895;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Feb
ruary. 1875.
SUSIE WALKER.
MARI At Administrators.
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1926 EQUITY

NO. 1926 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, Sit
ting As a Court of Equity.
Frances Y. Bowman and husband Plaintiffs,
". Samuel Cover. Ir.. and other. peien-
dants.
Ordered this 9TH day of March. A. d., 1895.
that the sale Of the Real Estate, made and re-
ported in the above entitled cause, by George
h. Bowman and Charles I. Rcifsnider
Trustees. appointed by the Decree, passed
therein to sell the Real Estate decreed To be
sold. be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 9Th day of April. next; provided Il copy OF
this order he inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county. Maryland, once
Il week for three successive weeks before the
first day of April, next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
-. 3OG. 20.
BENZ. +. GROUSE, Clerk.
True Copy. Test;
mare 81 Benz. f. Grouse. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
DRoHIBITIoN CONVENTION.

The Prohibitiomists of Carroll will meet at
Carroll Hall, Westminster. Nd, SATUR-
DAY. MARCH %. 1895, AT 10. 80 a. m. W.
c. T. l. service at 1890 a. m. Address hy
State Chairman I. VI. PrentisS. In the
afternoon important campaign business,
music, etc. At night mass meeting address
ed by W Frank Tucker. Every Prohibitionist
should attend this most important convention.
CHAS. II. WOODS,
mars 3t County Chairman.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NO. 1914 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Gerhard Butke, Assignee. ", John Eyle aud
Nina Eylc. his Wife
Ordered this 18th day OF March, A. d.,
1895. thar the Account Of the Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless causc IN the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the lst day Of April, next;
provided a copy of this order be inserted for
iwu successive weeks before the last named
day ia some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk.
Trae copv,-TeSt;
mehlG p Benz. +. CE0CSE. Clerk.
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IOOAD NOTICE

Notice 5. hereby given that application viii
}e Eads "a fhr County COMMISSIONS ct
Carroll caunty At lSeir first meeting after the
expiration 1T thirty lay- from the date hereof
O. open o public road, thirty feet wide, begin
ming a; q point rn the publ, ruad known as
Oakland Mills ruad In the 9Th Election bl>-
tglgf ia said county, between the store aud
aarebats~y af the Oakland Manufacturing
COMPANY. and running thence Westerly
fhruush thr lands ri said Company, Ga the land
~ John r. Melville; thence along the edge ri
>a5d N-ly.i.rs land ca the Aui IT Mr.
Caroline Scrjvuar. thencr through the land ui
asi Caroline Sgrtyuog 10 the land Of Johu II.
Iaassrhagh; thence through hi. land 10 the
land IL thr Allen estate 60 ihg Liberty raal "a;
Esq near the bridge over tho North Branch eff
tlr fsrsl>ro.
NICHOLAS " STEELE
EVAN II. BELL
WM. - THOMAS,
D. ". BRANDENEj- re-
" T. RlpGELN.
mars. Is and y other.
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TRANSFERS & ATTACHMENTS

The County Commissioners Of Carroll
county viii mc,, al their office iu tho Court
Housp, at Westminster. ou
MONDAY aud TUESDAY, APRIL LIST
and ~. and ou MONDAY aud TUESDAY,
APRIL 18th and 10th. 1885.
"a make Transfers aud Attachments. All
persons Interested are requested 10 attend, as
no attachments or transfers will hc made after
that time Ia effect the levy ct lsgj. Persons
making application for transfers Of and alate-
meut> on property viii be required to comply
with Sections 10 and l. of Article II Of the
Revised Code of Public General Laws.
By order of Board.
JOHN ]. REESE.
marl3 a. Clerk.
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1870 II slIKINEN-
TO CREDITORS

This ;. 81 g5ss motto, thar the subscriber Mss
Difaiu-d from thr Orphans Court ut Carroll
eaHuty ga Mar .au3 lyi'sr- ts-,aHou'ar' au
tb. Prrsaral Estate Hf
DANIEL LEENE.
late 90 Carol. -puHtY. desel--i All persons
having claim, against the Deceased sry hereby
warned tu exhibit the saue. sith lhc vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated, sa che subscriber.
on or before the 2:d das 81 October. ls9i;
the, nla, otherwise hl Iap e. excluded from
ali benefit at said estate
Given under ms hand this 18Th DAY &c
March. lS,lI
AMOS LEESE.
mars O. Executor.
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NO 5324 EQUITY

Or RE y~y.u raar' fn- tarrsI r1Hr', at'uE
.a E4a-',
tt-ars. No.t -g. al raauas. So. Wt.hHn
Noel et ai Defendant
ur,l.r,-i lhi. ll-f s.4y eft March. 3. b. i>'si,
fhar faa 500. uf ,hr r.ai r.fass uru'iuuri Do.
chess. .r.a--silr-. azsi- aafl sorted Hs t'rsi-
o. N.al rfs-f-- t. ra;lHrd asset ganhrmr,-
tn's-- rzs-.-. s- OBS. rauEfsfF p shusn Hu ug
hei.sr fhs .-3l iat ~ April urNg. provided O.
safs of fh.- ur,irt pa IussEfrd boz saur news.
l4g-f arGri-I n rarraH county. Mar aui.
..r.-. lr 1.h ..y tar,-t -agl.asrgs aesk. I-tars.
Its Itih .ias u. Agssi neSf-
The r.l-ars -r4..s fh- aas.fuf ~ -t.e 81. hs
stuH
HENI & GROUSE. rI--k
True ..,',, -Ifsf