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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-21

day and nearly busted Inn all 10 flinders.
II Knocked ho'h eyes ont. iwia Ell his
nosa r, one side shivcrei Ms hear N
apparatus and Jared his talkln' machine
so badly that after the catastrophe The
poor old cuss conld not DO much mote
than whistle II was good thing for tho
iiDgiiilin family that the 'iGhNn De lcft
the old man his whisilmg powers. for
that was his stock In trade.
NOW. this here boy used 10 natter along
the river and when he found fishing
party that Were on, If luck he would h re-
his old dad ~ thenl by the hour. The
youth would make the bargain and lien
he would lead old ilogii'hn to he bank OF
the river aud helm him upon a rock or a
log and say All ready ~ IT. dad Throw
ils Nour hooks, ladies and gentlemen
w ell. as | said before. yon never secd
began 20 whistle Me fish would come a
splaShiu through The water with their
months open Aud the more that ~
whistlad the more they would come. After
awhile Inc boy would shout + mo Is up,
ana then he wonld pull the old man down
and away hey would 60 in \ troi, ling
in- their moaey and prancrr along IS
happy a pair of catfish in mud hole.
here last party Of eight gentlemen who
were tho last 10 ever use old Iloghllin
were all in fine humor. little dreaming
rhaf the angel Of dcaih Was hryering
around In the ops of the trees Colonel
shorter throw The boy n dollar and said
Mel, sonnie. start the old man up an J
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-21
OLD BIT EVER NEW.
This story Good Enough 10 Bear Re-
telling at Any Time.

This Story Good Enough 10 Bear Re-
telling at Any Time.
Weekly TELEGRAPH.
Tn. re Is an old story. hut GOOD one
Of two painters who were employed 70
frrsco the walls OF cathedral ana botn
stood an n rough scaffolding consiructef
r1r tho purpose some forty feet from me
floor. one Of them was so intent upon ms
work that he became wholly ahSorhen'
and in admiration stepped back from Ne
pictl ro. gszinE at II win intensn ne-
light Forgetting whcr0 he was, he
moved siin further ha ~ Surveying ne
work of his brush. unil he had neared
the edge of the plank nron wh'cn ne
a, ms critical moment his companion
turned suddenly. and, almost frozen WIN
horror. heh.ld his imminent peru; An
nther instant and the arts, "ouin ne
prec'nitaied upon the paNemnni pcn,a ~,
if ha smoke 10 him. Il was eerlt 1911, ~, =.
IL he held his peace death HaS elnams
snre Suddenly he regainef ms presence
RI mind. and SEEING W. ru,n' ~ ~
fliinr il against the wall. speitetlnt ~
hsautifnl picture with unsEhtlF plo,riie,'
RI cnlor'ng. The pointer lew ~ S,n u,
and turned upon his friend YIN iie,r.
,nhrsld ngs. hut startled A. ny 55nacsis
I,rs no listened TO his recital Oh dan ~, 90
Looked sh,,dderngly over the arvsn ~ ~ a. a.
below and with tears OF s,,ss
blessed the hand that saved h'' "'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-21
bed A FISH DELUGE.
Eight smothered by the
Finny Tribe.
|#Il PISCAT0RIAL STORY.
lAlitss the Tale as 1t Came
ths Survivors, Mouth-Fish
Tend Of Whis'ling.

Ian, cadaverous looking native
klly into camp and after rest
ID flint lock muskct against Il
aoNn on a log and quietly re
pat "he reckoHed he had seed
caurht out Of this here Brazos
here than was ever caugh,
Sle Of water ia one day on
ID the stranger oyer as II each
measuring hts capabilities a.
one of the boys said: That
been some Time ago. at least
awhen there we're not SO many
IN the country, for we have
M faithfully with the prettiest
|'ss you ever saw for two days
single soul has been thrilled
A cork disappear beneath the
lhs Brazcs.
Il oui,i,, 40 ~" wv w
quin,n- pl'.s INTO his mouth.
may, N.Y. sile va
s mltlerci the st. Louis
u must haze been before the
wv have heeu u iiuo old world
~a-a world chuck fun Of
today" 80 ''7
I'll, y se man" continued the
Isr s.ayAurseeiiHIne to notice IN"
Ina ~ nave seen that There
VI nsn thai yau could walk
!. I ssan ana no, nol s. your fest wer
NJ. as hlsh as Thorn there iirst
as' here sycamore ire over
A gelileman who is taking a
.,vl :, ne ieg Without EYER 50
hi, MN Here's to you "
,siali Reformed Ia PASSED the
~ We had a4 he sad. wet
ana ilei tho organs of truth
~, h look ID around aud Pc
~ ~, gentlemen Niis lis tho
,bn "afre soy0n good men ana
-e Tx, 'lves- literally. as il were.
hv g., ~ ~ NH'lfTi ana over
h nsli and reptiles an: only
! NJ "a ,ell tha tide ile rode
W eull alligator ana renori1I
sHorily Nofnine nf tho kind
Wef happened M mis- b",,
,n, CHER II actually makes
ssrs To think of 4 ana I h,ri
!, W Proceed wth tn" li',rrov'i,,,.
Nh 80" SpnleN9ri further slim
\. Il. ~ haze had the aeic
rtsa Nv, Wa and The doctors nav.
|nsi ,eal ih"y have ;Hehily US
n NJ, here rs s1ms,hinc ;ho mat
pro ,.Vsr'
%omily stimulated ana tbon
as EYES ana sa,d ~ "a
n KAY a. nelr as pos,eT,ly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-21
HER BICYCLE WAS IN FAULT.
,l.E.r.a


II was NJ The bottom OF hill that the
policeman overlook her.
MADAM" he said politely, but with
some hrmness. II regret to inform you
that you have been violating the law. and
| am unusr instructions to see that IL IL
strictly onforced."
What have / been doing ?" she asked
"Scorching," he replied. 'You came
allows"
Well" she replied with a sigh. as sho
pushed her bicycle In his directfsm III you
arrest that II wasn't my fault that was
gong so fast. and | guess wanted to stop
just much as you wanted me to-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-21
A SEVERE RELAPSE.
Corpus ChrIstl Callcr.

HTNHH '1TTIFTI 'HTT'T'
II is gratifying to learn that Hon. T.. u.
Linn Of Victoria who was sick md nigh
un.o death couple Of weeks ago. has on
tir.alv recovered and Is about TO he nom-
mated for the state senate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-21
REAL INGRATIrupE.

Washington Evening Star.
Sometimes" said Uncle Eben, when
yoh does fovoh foh er man. he acks ike
yoh orter be thankful fob de chance ter
show or"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
ENTHUSIASM IN EARNEST.
CLERMONT AVENUE RINK THRoNGED
WITH REPUBLICANS.

A GREAT CROWD LISTENED TO SPEECHES ~
cHArNCEY NJ DEPEw J. FRANKLIN FORT
AND ". A. HANNAH BITTER N'-
RAIGNMENT or BIINANlsM.
One of the most stirring demonstrations ever
seen in a political campaign IN Brooklyn was VIII
messed last evening in the Clermoni Avenue h"k'
The biz auditorium damned with eh'huSl-
a>ric Republicans and Sound Money Democrats
who listened 10 speeches Ivy Chauncey NJ pepeN'
! Franklin Fort and others. The meeting u'
mons,ra;cd tha, there was an abundance 'l Hic
and activity among the opponents OF brEa"s'i'
and tho speakers were in full sympathy Win
the audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD
FEDERAL REPUBLICAN CLUES PLANS

FEDERAL REPUBLICAN CLUES PLANS
a BIG RATIFICATION MEETING BEING PREPARED
FOR OCTOBER ?
The regular monthly meeting Of the Federal %.
publican Club OF Kings County was held on Thurs.
day night in the clubhouse No. :;i1 G'nion-st The
business was principally to complete plans for the
ratification meeting OF October 2 After the routIn.
business had been disposed Of there addresses
by W. J. Barnes Felix j. Herman. Arthur Dins-
more Joseph Mackey. r. f. Caldwell and several
other members.
The ratification meeting will no an elaborate A.
fair and Mr.. Hanna has promised to be present "a
well as y large number Of prominent Republican,
4 conmodious stand has been erected in front q,
I ne building There will be a Mckinley and Hobar,
ba nner meeting on the same evening The onlcers
of the club are: Charles Hermance. president: A
v Frame. vce-presdent William TefOrd secrs-
tary and Charles " Boschen. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
ITALIANS FRIGHTENED BY 4 SNAIL BLAZE

Considerable excitement was occasioned yester-
day morning about o'clock by fire which broke
out I'm an Italian tenement house at No 10 Union
: \ pile OF kndling wood under the wooden stairs
had been set abla2e I'm some way. There are four
families In the house and the alarm was
given they ran ont without attempting TO dress
R,mito Ponslllo. thirty lone years old. pushed
headlonc out of his window and fell distance Of
fifteen feet fracturing his ankle and receiving sew
cral Commissions OF the back and side. The fire
put out without much difficulty. The fire had
every evidence OF incendiarsm Fire Marshal Bry-
NIL mako "A l--.eful luyestiC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
CONTRIBUTIONS ASKED FOR.

Walter T. Atterbury. chairman Of the Fnanc.
Committee Of the Kings County Republican Cam.
paign Committee has sent letters to Republicans
asking for contributions 10 the campaign fund
A vast amount OF literature is being distributed
from the county headquarters I'm the Rothschh
building and other big items Of expense are being
placed on the committees account book Nr At
terbury says the general disposition OF the Repgb-
licans is TO rest easy and be satisfied with cer
tain majority for Mckinley in this State. regard
less of it, size. This feeling has kept many from
contributing to the fund. The committee Is deter.
mined. however TO put up a stn hght. and will
not be satisfied until II has secured a ftnd which
will enable II 10 conduct most vigorous and thor.
ough canvass. Mr.. Atterbury's letter reads
follows:
The Finance Committee OF the Kings County he-
publican Campaign Committee respectfully solicis
a contribution from you toward paying the sgiti-
mate expenses OF the present campaign. which Is
the most important that has occurred IN our coun-
try since 1861
Every citizen OF Brooklyn. irrespective u past
political affiliations. is interested ln mnntii1ing
stable government sound money and good wsges
and bringing about better times. TO iid ~ secur.
ing such results we earnestly request Tubs,-fpy
ton from you. ,, -,
Ali contributions will be promptly acknowl' ICED,
and should be sent TO W. Is. AtterbulF CHAIRMAN,
L. o. Box 2is. Brooklyn. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26

The Republican Judiciary Convention of he ia
Judicial District will assemble at noon to-day and
nominate four candidates for thes SMreme Cour,
bench. The convention will be- teld in tho cour.
house and will be called to order by Judge Aspin.
all II is practically certain that these men will be
named W W. Goodrich. Of Kings county Samuel
r Maddox OF Kings: Michael 1rshberg. OF orange
County and Jarret J. Garretson. Of Queens ounty.
These men have been picked by the county leaders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
CITY SALARIES WOULD BE CUT

The Board of Estimate has appropriated over
neVDo"o for the current expenses OF the city next
year. For this would be able 10 secure only
about one-haf OF what have made plans for II
the proposal TO permit the free coinage Of silver
az the ratio OF IS to becomes n certainty OF this
amount. the city has allowed the sum Of S2.73j 90
Tor the support OF the public schools IN 1881. IL the
Qecasement OF the currency becomes a fact, the
GElhpfes- Of <Ahe sehQols tcacllers Mages. olo..
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26

The Atlanta Costitution has made
a discovery that will cause Mr.. Nc
Kinley TO see ghosts. 1t is said that
Dir. Mckinley is superstitious, and
that he objected seriously to having
his nomination made on Friday be
cause Blaine was nominated on Fri
day and Harrison, who was defeated
on the second go round, was also
nominated on that unlucky dav.
Now comes the Constitution with the
startling fact that the day upon
which the great Napoleon was de-
feated at Waterloo and the day upon
which the great Napoleon of modern
Republieanism was nominated at St.
Louis was in each instanc June 18th
If It's coincidence happens to come
to Mr.. McKinley's attention the sea-
son Of his great JOY will be "sicklied
DER with the pale cast Of thought. +"
State.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
THE 0PEN1Ne SPEECH

The speech Of temporary Chair
man ia.tbaukS in ST. Louis Con
vcation was thoroughly aud dishon
est, PARTISAN in i,s treatment of
;tc tariff and revenue laws. but
was unexpectedly sound and cxpli
cit ia IT'S opposition to free coinage.
When Mr. Fairbanks says that
under tbc operation Of Republican
laws (the Mckinley act), at the
close OF 1892, gold was flowing to-
ward as and" the national rveuues
were sufficient to meet our obliga-
ton and leave surplus in treaury,"
inc states that which is not true.
according to the Official figures Of
Che secretary. during the eight
months preceding the accession OF
President Cleveland the Withdrawals
of gold from lhe Treasury amounted
S5O,l9I0CO, while the exports n
mounted to $40,O00.OOO. During
President Hsrrison's term tho net
loss OF gold by export was over s123,
100000.
Daring Tao same period a Treas
my surplus Of $SS, 100000 was
7qnarderod md an annual surplus
Of nearly 91O0OOO,OOO was convert
81 into a deficiency. For the last
four months Of Harrisons term the
deficiency was S5,SlO,549.
As a Banker Mr.. Fairbanks of
course knows that the gold reservec
was only maintained 10y the help OF
friendly bankers during the last
months of Secretary Fosters term.
and that thetoficial ordered the
4 plates prepared for bond issue TO
meet tue emergency which he finally
enccoel in passing on TO Secretary
Carlisle.
As for comparative revenues, in
spite Of the notification of the in
come toS and the business depression
the Wilson law produced $I6,OO0.OlO
more in It's Grst year than the Me
kinloy law did the year before, and
he yielded $l2,o0O,O0O more in The
C cen months OF this fiscal year than
Che Mckinley law did in the same
period Of its last year.
WHAT is the use of the McKinlev.
lies starting the lying SO early in the
cGmpaig,3
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26

" IRGIMIA:-In the Clerks Office of
' IazeweiI Circuit court, June 10Th 1895
Samuel L. Litz, Guardian of Mary r..
SuLlmers, an infant under the ace of
Il years. Complainant.
VS. In Chancery.
Mary e. Summers and Martha ]
Summers, the first named, an infant.
Defendants.
The object of this suit is TO sell a
tract of about so or so acres of land
of tue said Mary Fl. Summers. situate
on the North Fork Of CiDch riyer
and adjoining the lands Of Cantain
w. q. Mustard and others. conveyed
to her by Martha j. Summers. bv
deed OF = date, recorded in Tazewell
County Court Clerks office in Deed
Book No 36 page 523. And il an
pearlng by affidavit on file in said
office that Martha J. Summers is not
a resident Of the State Of Virginia. it
is ordered hat she appear here with
IN fifteen days after due publication
OF this order anG do what is necessary
to protect her interest in this suit
and that copies hereof be published
and posted as prescribed by law.
A copy - Teste:
III. Bane Harman, Clerk.
Y. l.. Sexton. ID. a.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
SHALL WE MEET AGAIN.

The following is one Of the most
brilliant paragraphs ever written
by the lameuted George ID. Prem
ticc: "The fiat of death is inexor.
able. There is no appeal for re-
lief from the great law which dooms
us to dust. We flourish and fade
as the leaves of the forest, and
the flowers that bloom, wither
and fade in a day have no Trailer
hold on life than the mightiest
monarch that ever shook the earth
with his footsteps. Generations
Of men will appear and disappear
rs the grass, and the multitude
that thrOng the world today will
disappear as footsteps on the
shore. Men seldom think of the
great event of death until the
shadow falls across their own
pathway, hiding from their eyes
the faces of loved ones whose liv
ing smile was the sunlight of
their existence. Death is the an
tagonist OF life and the thought
Of the tomb is the skeleton of all
ieasts. We do not want TO go
through the dark valley, although
tho dark passage may lead To par
adisc; We do not want to go down
into damp graves oven with princes
for bed-fcllows. Iu the beautiful
drama Of Jon tle hope of immor-
tality, SO eloqucuIty altered by
the death devoted Greek. finds
deep response IN every thougtful
soul When about 10 yield his
life a sacrifice to fate. his Clcma&.
tAe asks if they should meet again,
to which he responds: I have ask
ke that dreadful question Of the
hills that look eternal-or the
clear streams that flow forcver-oi
the stars among whose fields OF
azure my raised spirits have
walked in glory. An are dumb.
But, as / gaze upon thy loving
face, / feel that there is some
thing in love that nantes through
its beauty that cannot wholly
perish. We shall meet again
Clemanthe.0
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
Rev. John Dewitt, ID.

" IRGINIA:-In the Clerk s office of
' Tazewell Circuit Court. June 18th
j. w: SPOTS, Guardian of Marvin X.
Nelly an infant, Complainant,
VS. In Chancery.
Marvin K. Kelly an infant,J. w. Kelly.
q Q. Kelly, Josephine Preston, Kate
Il. Kelly,.A p. Kelly i'm his own right
and as administrators of J. p. Kelly.
deceased, j. II. Kelly, J. v. Kelly.
j. +. Hurt, Lou b. Ratliff,
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to sell the in
terest of the said Marvin X. Kelly as an
heir at law of Judge James P. Kelly de-
ceased, in certain real estate situate in
the town of Tazewell, Tazewell County
Virginia and known as the home place
of Judge James p. Kelly, and OF which
he died seized and possessed.
Aud 1t appearing from affidavit on file 10
said Office that the said j. V. Kelly is a
non resident Of the Commonwealth of VIZ
ginia, II Is ordered that he appear here
within fifteen days after due publication
OF this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in the suit, and that
copies hereof be posted as prescribed by
law.
A copy-Tcste
II. Bne Hartman. Clerk
Fulton & Coulling p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
NhSORTc TTENS.

A circular ''to all good Mesons
bas been widely circulate emanat.ng
from Detroit and proposing to con
fer degrees up to and including the
ninety sixth degree. The Sovereign
sanctuary Of the Egyptian rite Of
Memphis. for the Cosmosf-whew,-
was organiz,d, SO the document says,
June 16, 1895, IN Detroit TIE fac
is the date Of organization is not an
cient enough TO satisfy those looking
for the antique. They propose al
sorts Of glorious, little short OF tIaus-
lation into celestial bliss in the sev.
enlh heaven. They want ''good Iia
sons to get up chapters. They viii
give S165 worth of degrees for S25.
Any one in search OF 'Ligher de-
grees' can thus Accommodated at "a
nominal cost. We doubt If there will
be found any so poor as TO do rever-
ence to so palablo fraud.-New
York Dispatch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
e 'KiNLEY HRD & REPUBLICAN,
WfTERL0O.

No how how desperate the efforts.
or how freely Republican campaign
shows ere distributed, Mckinley is
defeated as surely and certainly as
the allied armies OF Europe conquer.
ed Napoleon Flatt, Quay Lodge
and others of the corporation money.
bag syndicate dug his political grave
when they Insisted on forcing the
night on the financial question, and
tie adoption OF gold plank at st.
Louis has insured Republican fun
eral next November, at which the
Napoleon Of the tariff will appear as
the aeadest kind OF Presidential
candidate.
The dirge IS written in the fol ow
iug tabulated 2tateIcent of the cleo
toral vote, and, even were all the
doubtful States recorded for McKin.
ley in the electoral college. they could
30 no more than throw the election
in House of Representatives, where
the silver candidate would be sent to
the White House With hallelujah oil
rejoicing by white metal Congress-
men:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
COMMISSIONERS. OFFICE.


{ COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
Tazowoll, Va. juno 18th 1899
- IL. 1after, Complainant,
Clinch Valley Coal and Coke COMPANY.
ana Others, Defendants,
>. q. Lipford, Complainant,
Us In Chancerv
The Same, Defsndap+s.
10 G. X. Tarter, J G. Lipford, Clnch
Valley Coal and Coke Company. a Cor
poratioD, 3. w. Stras substituted Trus-
tee, and the beneficiaries under a deed
OF trust executed by the Clinch Valley
Coal and Coke Company TO James E.i
Mann, Trustee, on the f4th day of No
yember, 1892;
You are hereby notified that pursu-
ant TO n decree pronounced in the above
styled causes at the April term 1896. of
the Circuit Court of Tazewell County,
Virginia, have fixed on the 18th dav
OF July 1895, at my Office, mt Tazeweli.
virginia, as the time and place. to exc
cute said decree. by reporting the liens
against the defendant, Clinch Valley
Coal and Coke Company. and especially
10 report the liens existing in favor OF
the bondholders under the sand deed of
trust OF November, 18th 1892: and any
! other matter deemed pertinent by nv
self OF required by any of the parties.
ana II from any cause said report is not
commenced Un that day. or if commenc :
ed and not completed. the same will he
continued from day to day, or from
time 10 time until completed. At which
Tune ana place you are required to at
tend.
j. II. STUART, Commissioner.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
- Tazeweli, Na. June iG. 1896.
Inc Anitman Il lay Tor Machinery Com
P'hy ana AIS Compliments,
w 3. Browns admr. and als Defendants j..
and
John B. Hurt, Ex'or of J. NJ. Mcclure,
deceased Complainai =
VS. In CboOcor,-
W. l.. Browns admir-. and ais Defendants.
TO The Aultm0n & TAYLOR AIacAinery
Company Jno. Il. Hurt Ex'or. of J. Nj.
Mcclure, dOcd., james Blndy adrnr. of
". Is. Brown decd. B. II. Jones, Trustee
Nancy Brown. widow of w. r.. Brown
decd, VIM. P. Brown Mrs. VIM P. Brown
his wife, John Davis and Sallie Davis. his
wife, Tbos. E. Brown and Mrs. Thos.
T. Brown, his wife, James f. Brown. Jno.
Il. Brown, Zarilda Ellen Shelby. Fielden
). Hel' on and Malinde L. Helton, his wife
Jno. w Brewster and Mary E. Brewster
his wiie, Stuart Vance and Barns Gillespie.
guardian s-ad Item for Nancy NJ. NJ. Vance
DOS II. Brown and w. c Helton.
fon viii take notice that pursuant ~ =
decree pronounced by the Circuit Count Of
1azeweli County, Virginia NJ the Anril
term thereof 1896, in said two cansesLtl,a
SAID causes boing consolidated by said de
cree-i have fixed on tho 18th dav of Jnlv'
1896 at my office.at Tazswen, Va. at the.
time and place, to take an account and re-
port as follows:
list. To take and audit the account of
JAMES Bandy, admr of w. b. Brown decd
IND What real estate was owned by w.
Is. Brown decd, at the time of his death
and also what personl assets if any belor es
to said estate, the liens and incumbrances
thereon, and the priorites of such liens:
3rd The Value of said real-estete snd
the annual rental value thereof. Nd
4th. All other matters deemed pertinent
by myself or required by any of the parties
TO tho above styled causes If from any
cause said account and report be not COM,
menoed on that day. or if commenced and
not completed, The same will bs continued
from day to day or from time to time until
completed AZ which time and place you
are req ired to attend.
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