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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

There are a few things that even
very young man doesn't know.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

Since the war began babies are up
in arms and opinions are fired at ran
dom.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

Doctors and lawyers can always give
you large bill in exchange for small
ones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

A poor mGn without principal is usu-
ally devoid of interest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

About the hardest thing for man
to do Is to kiss a girl Unexpectedly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21
RFTHfl military ACADEMY

Bethel Academy, WI ~ p.rronaap
xniry-ssse.a session opens 49, ,rs - .oIeisrs -
1nhllArS than Any other prlvnIs LnstltaL,e- -
esuth. liius- eataiogas. = A AeiS So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

You can't judge a mans religion by
his actions in a horse trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON X. SEPT. =. 2 KINGS
I3; 1925.

solden Texts Precious In the sight of
the Lord Il the Death of His saints"
Psa. 11e; 1.-THE Death of . Great
RefOrmsr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER

IL q bottle Of GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC.
Il rever fails cure Then why experiment viii
Worthls-s SztsstionE- At all druggistA-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

SIDNEY sUGGs. Publisher.
The sun., 1898-03-08
Eggs.
METHODIST CONFERENCE,
Thiiticth Annual Conference OF the
". II. Church to bc Held at
IrWcS This Month.

The thirictI annual session Of the
Wilmington Conference Of the Method
ist Episcopal Church will be- held at
Iewcs, beginning on Wednesday, March
%, and continuing for about II week.
The conference embraces the Stat. Of
Delaware and the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land and Virginia
The conference will lm presided over
by Bishop john 7. Newman, of this
city.
Two presiding elders are to be- named
at this session. one tor the Wilmington
and the other for the Dover district.
The names Of Rev Ezra Tinker, Of As.
bury, Rev. ". l.. :. Murray. Of st. I;,ulS
and Rev. }. ID. G. Hanna, Of Union, are
mentioned for the Wilmington district,
and Rev. Y. $. Collins. of Georgetown,
Rev {. 4. triSr, Of Cl'rstrnown, Rev.
Il. 4. II. DBrirn, Of llrdrrica, and Rev.
:. NJ. Morgan. of Snow Hill. for the
Dover district.
I;ut few pastoral changes are likely to
occur in the Wilmington district. Rev.
u. =. Corkran will leave New Castle, II.
q. Rndd will 60 to Berlin, Rev. T.. &. At
kins will go,u CrntmviIc, Rev. W. T..
Dawson will g to Chester, and Rev.
William Mowbay will <" to Zi"n Cecil
county.
The sun., 1898-03-08

Of smyr a, was a Wilmington visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. {. W. Everett, OF Lowell, Mass,
is TIE guest Of Mrs. i. NJ. Hopes, OF
this city.
Stanley TucI'ton is lying seriously Ill
at his home suffering from an attack OF
brain fever
Miss Mary J. Williams has returned
u Dover, after very pleasant visit to
friends IN this city.
William j. Beck has returned to Della
ware City from this city where he has
been visiting friends.
The ncL,b',s Is Eureka Council, Jr, ..
I. A. NJ, attended services ON Sunday
in First NJ. =. Church.
Mrs. Martin FAIRY, OF this city, is en-
tertaning Mrs, James McAdans and
son, Of Camden, \. J.
The Rev William Sclnouler, Of Eikton
will preach on Wedne sday. in Imman-
uel Church, Highlands. .
Miss Eliza Hurn, who has been visit.
ing friends in this city, has returned to
her home at Middlctuwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Lodge, of pauls-
boro, N. D., have been visiting Mrs
Lodges parents in this city.
Superintendent K. l.. Holiday and
wife passed through this city Yesterday
cnroute to Augustine, Flori da.
W. y. Bond, President Of the Board Of
Trade, Of this city is making three
weeks stay at the R,arborolgn Atlantic
City, together with his family.
Miss Nellie Brown, who has been
spending he winter in this city, has re.
turned to her home at Scaford.
The Board Of Managers Of the Mnq,a-
dale Home met yesterday afternoon at
the Ncw-Century Club building.
George $. |. MatingIy, of this city, is
spending few days as the guest OF W.
5. Thompson, OF PauIsboro, y. }.
Toa pure, sensitive and affcctionatc
mind, every act Of finding fault, or deal
ing in condemnation, is an act Of pain.
Lester Wallace has returned to Prince
ton University, after pleasant visit to
his sister, Mrs Horace q. Knowles, oi
this city.
The handsome doll to BE- chanrcd off at
the Wilmington Bicycle Club fair has
been very handsomely altired bv Mrs.
". r. Goodley.
The Rev. II. Richard Harris, d. ~,
rector OF Grace Church, Philadelphia.
Will preach this afternoon at I O'Clock in
81. Andrews Church.
Edward West and Miss Lucy Ella
Wyatt have returned from II short visit
to lhiladcIphia where they spent il Dicps-
ent time with relatives.
\ retreat for men was opened on Sjn-
day evening in st. Peters Prot Cathedral.
Members of divisions Nos. |, and 4 met
in their hall and mare ned in Il body to
the cathedral.
A narrow silk ruillc finishes the iastcn
ing OF dress waists. The friling is lis
naIlv anticipated, but ON a slight figure
1t can be simply II narrow tlounce pulled
on to the edge hat hides he hooks and
eyes. Vi
Very neat nphuir waists are usually
made with Il full front laid in tuck;
bright blue sage green, dark green and
BLACK nolariS used. The blue ones are
very smart, indeed, H. tl1 nohair is ~
commonly brilliant. 1hcS back has II
N"Ik with turkng up and utwn bcntMn
The sun., 1898-03-08
LOCAL. IEyI'>.

John NpSllc|l has returned t. t;alrnl.
John hgy~ was in piiIa Iphia v,.S-
,cl1Iay.
Mrs. j.. E|ya Roe is the gncr, Of friends
in this city
Mayor Nr'"ar Of this city was in
Dover y">"~l'v.
Mayor Boyd ni Sew t"Stc. was in
this city yesterday.
Re-. J, y. {. Hanna will give a lecture
tonight At Townsend
Agreeable MANNERS contribute wou,lr,
fully to Il man ) success.
Miss Bertha Cr"wlng is visiting
friends At Camden. y. ].
Alvin Il. Morrison was Il visitor ut
Gainesville, Pa, Yesterday.
Miss Name Moore. Of Dover. is the
guest OF friends in ibis city.
larrnce Richards has returned T.,
Mlddl"town from this city.
William IT, McInrm"u. Of PhiIadrI.
phia. i. a Wilmington visitor.
George Gray. Of this city. has been
Believe but half the III and credit lvi ice
til" good sa'd OF your n"igbor.
Miss Emma Iar"bv is entertaining
Mrs Mi"k|r Of lr,rvvi'r. Md.
Warren NarSnnd. Greensboro, Md.
Is II guest at tie Clayton House.
John Bralt"n. Of New York, spru,
Sunday with frinds in this clly.
George II. Burgess. Of 'ittsh,,ry PA,
is registered II, the Clayton House.
Mrs. II. A. Ball. Of this citv, has been
t'" guest Of friends at Georgetown.
Willard salisbury, Jr.. was the guest
OF "iS mother at Dover on Sunday.
Miss Grncvi"cw Cnrrv, Of phiIod i.
ph'a is visiting friends in this city.
Jacob Kramer. Of this city. spent las,
week with relatives at perkasir, Pa.
james Fischer Bell ,.oi Boston, Mass
has been visiting friends in this city.
Miss May lnrnh. Of this CITY, is yjyi,
ing Mrs. Ltl"rhnry, Of Middlc,ovn.
Mrs. William &. E;,mb,, Of this rity,
has been visiting friends in M,,lIctown,
The baseball team Of the Wilmington
High School will Engin practice this
week.
Rev. /. D. Taylor of Felton,, was in
TINS c'ly Yesterday on his WY to Balti-
more.
Nir. ana Mrs. Samuel bancroft, .Jr.,
viii SAL Tor E''r"p" today, to br gone six
weeks.
Dr.. x. H. Tybonl, Of this city, has
Me'' the guest Of Dr. John J. Back, Of
New Castle.
Ex'Prot''onatory Joseph Burclcnal
The sun., 1898-03-08
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Changes Made by I hicf OF Police
DOlan and Where Officers are
Stationed.

The following changes in the Police
Department were made by Chief Of Police
Dolan Yesterday morning:
Isaac \. England to be transferred
back to his old place in the central sta
tiol as house sergeant, and Joseph How
gate to be put back to his old position as
patrol sergeant Officers Scott and
Aictiillion to he First district in place ui
Officers John Ward and j. II. Massey.
Officer Lyons in place Of Officer Rails
ton. who has been transferred to the
Eighth district, in place Of William
Ward, who has been changed to the
Seventh district
officer Taylor to the SIKH district in
place Of Officer Ford, who has been
transferred to the Fourteenth district in
place OF Officer Mcguire, who goes to he
Twelfth district in place OF Officers
Mclaughlin and MctiilIion.
Officer Mclaughlin to the Fourth dis
trict in place of Lyons.
All officers wh" can ride bicycles have
been put on the district lmtroled by he
bicycle squad. The change took effect
last night,
The sun., 1898-03-08
(ieOrSrtOWn.

\ distressing and fatal accident uc-
Cured in Nanticokc hundred, about four
miles from this town about nine O'Clock
sunday night. In attempting to -x-
'ingul.h Il light BY blowing into the
gluh" ol the lamp an expulsion followed
and Mrs. Nancy II. Barr, taking fire,
was burned 80 badly that death resulted
about three O'Clock this morning. Her
son, Everett NJ Barr. who had retired Il
short time before he explosion occurred
was awakened by his mot hers screams.
and FASTENED tu her relief, but found her
completely rnvri"rd in flames and be-.
ypnd human aid, The unfortunate
woman ran ont "i doors and soon fell to
the ground an unrcc"ynizabIc mass Of
cIalrrd flesh and bones, the clothing be-
ing completely burned from her body
Mr.. Barr, in his efforts to- cNtinyu-h the
flames, was also burned severely about
hands and body. The burning oil that
was scattered III all directions when the
expulsion occurred, set fire to the build
ing, and it was with rxtrcnn difficulty
upon the part Of Mr.. Barr and George
Vincent, visitor, that the flames were
gotten under control. Mr.. Barr was
brong 1T to this place during the night
where he is now under the treatment Of
lr. q. ID. Robinson, at the home Of h>
brother, John Barr, and the unfortunate
man j. almost heaubrnken on account
Of the loss Of bis mother. Mrs. Barr i.
the widow "l the 'ar David ". Barr,
who was a Wc.ltodo farmer Of Nanti.
coke hundred. Four SONS survive her,
John Barr, OF this town; Robert and
, William Barr, farmers OF Nanlicok,
hundred and Everett NJ. Barr. whu
resided with her at the old homestead.
William I'rrncIl WoIic "A well known
citizen III this town. died Yesterday
Afternoon after II brief Illness from heart
trouble, aged 10 years. The deceased
was tn" father Of William ". Wolf and
Mrs. James \. Exams, Of this place.
Intcrn"n' will take place tomorrow
afternoon in the old VI. /. Cemetery.
The sun., 1898-03-08

Sun" from the news dealers here and
quite number were compelled to 60
without one. They sold readily.
II the weather continues favorable the
shad fishermen will begin operations
next week. About thirty nets will b
fished from here this season.
The official board Of the NJ. T. Church
held their regular meeting last evening
in the board room OF the church.
The Single Tax party OF this city will
hold meeting in the Town Hall on
Thursday evening, March 10Th, for the
purpose Of selecting candidates for office
to be voted for at the city election held
in April.
The suit ipr damages agai nSt the nca,
ware Iron Co. entered by John McNuity
Of this city, came up before he court III
Wilmington yesterday. 1t involve. a
claim for S2o, 900 damages for injuries
sustained by appirah, v lille in the com
panv'S employ. About a year ag, Me-
Nully, while setting Il brake, slipped and
fell under the moving cars and had lall
of his foot amputatrd. The claim ior
damages arises from the fact that the
train was on the company'S tracks and
under control OF an engineer employed
by them.
Frank Borir, iorncrl y'of this city, bl,
now in til" employ of the Wc~,iny house
Manufacturing Company, Of I'lllsburg,
Pa, writes home to the effect that hc is
highly pleased with his present ;}o~ition
Prosperity has evidently reached that
section of the conntrv a. he states the
works are running full time, employing
over four thousand hands and hayr moe
orders than they can fill. In the
draugltSnmn's office, in which Mr. Horie
is employed. forty designers are con-
stantl y at work.
Mr. Taylor, Of Wlaslinyton, u. C.,
father OF Mrs. +. l.. Dent, this city, has
SO far recovered from hi. recent Illness
AS to be able to be at his desk in the
penSi IN Office and to resume his clerical
duties. Mrs. Dent has been in constant
attendance n her fathers side since the
beginning OF his attack.
George 4. MAXWELL OF Wilmington,
was visitor in this city yesterday after
noon.
The rumor is again alioat that the
Delaware Iron Company will resume
operations ON Monday next, but So far
as can be learned there is no foundation
for it. Every time Il stick OF wood O.
piece vl coal is seen to enter the gates OF
the firm the report is spread that the
works are to start again. 1t can be as
surcd that ample notice will be given
to all when it is definitely decided to
resume again.
II" valancy'"i book kkcepcr in the
office OF James &. Knowles il causing a
number ol young men "f our city to
apply lor the position.
The sun., 1898-03-08
New (';,StIr.

Mayor Boyd assures his friends that if
'h"r" Is room ON the platform to set even
ol" loot, h" does not intend to lc
rrm'rI Off He will be- . candidate for
re- rrrI"rtion to the Mayors chair at the
spring contest. But before he officially
announces his candidacy he intends
waiting until all Of the asp,ants are in
tie field facing the Scratch and then
he vii! line up with the rest and give
them Il 'rln for their money" II is
thought by many that the Mayor has
the pole in the coming race and that he
will carry it to the finish.
After $50 Yesterday morning it was
i'm '"ssible to obtain copy of the "TnE
The sun., 1898-03-08
Secs Day Celebration.

Yesterday Sister Thomasinia, Sister
superior os st. JoscphS Home ior Cot.
nrrd Orphans in this city, celebrated
Secs Day when she received the con-
gratulations OF the other sisters Of the
Franciscan order. st. ,Inscph's band
from the Industrial School at Clayton
was present during the evening and
rendered appropriate selections.
The sun., 1898-03-08
stanton.

The Farmers Institute Of New Castle
county convened here yesterday. About
2O persons attended the afternoon and
evening sessions The Institute will be-
held again today. Yesterday Prof. ".
II. Bishop, of Dc!awale Collie ge, lcctur. d
on ''The Nature OF Studying in Public
Schools > "Emphalic Problems in
Modern Fruit Culture was the subject
Of an interesting talk BY Prof. G. Harold
Powell Samuel CrsIIIan. of Rhode
Island, spoke on the disadvantages Of
Modern Poultry Culture. How tr Avoid
Thrnl.'
The sun., 1898-03-08
To Give Il i;rrcp ion.

The Y. NJ &. 4. will give Il reception
in their hall on Friday evening next to
the students Of (;oIdcy'S College. 4 con-
test Of high Jumping will also take place
be, wecn the students and members If
the associat ion. On sunday next ". J.
Merritt will address the Association and
the Harrison Street Church cnpr will
render some very fine selections.
The sun., 1898-03-08
HOckcSsiI,.

An entertainment was given in the
Methodist Eplscopal Church Saturday
evening. The evening was spent in
vocal and instrumental selections
About tllrc" hundred persons were
present.
Frank Mckern'S residence, that was
burned recently. was caused by sparks
flying out the chimney on he roof
John DeZcmoni was the guest Of
Jeremiah M"yinhan, on Sunday.
John nnud, Of New Garden, was in
Philadelphia Saturday.
Edward hrnnison, Of Yorklyn, was in
Wilmington Friday, ON business.
The sun., 1898-03-08
Isri,igtyiIlc.

The delinquent list Of Sussex county
contains nearly two thousand names.
Miss Cora Collision. Of Seaiord, has
Lern visiting Miss Flora Paltin.
!, !" Cannon, has returned i,um
tieOrgrtuwn.
Miss IIullah i. Todd recently ap-
pointed pnstnistrtss II, Grrnwuuh, is
the daughter Of John Todd. Il prominent
Republican,.
Shells are being pu, ON some Of he
streets in town.
There was IL song service At the VI. T..
Church Sunday night.
George A. Hall. oi SMYRNA. was
recently in town
Oliver Newton and f. Met (aulry,
have returned from ticorgctown.
The spur siding extending below
II. T. ConnOr's creamery has been COM
pletcd by the railroad company.
t'corge i. Ruos is in Wilmington.
Miss Ethel Wiley, Miss Rose james
and Miss Mary Brown were recent viSi-
tors.
Charles Smith. Of Greenwood. was
in town yesterday.
Charles Bullock, has removed to
Denton, where he has opened a jrwrIry
store.
The sun., 1898-03-08
(:ulOI The ISnnk

No. East Fourth street tonight; first
reception; supper served and orchestra
in attendance. j. William Wagner
Proprietor.
The sun., 1898-03-08
Elected Officers.

The Shields Library Association,
elected the following officers Iast nigh,
President, Joseph Combs; vie" president
Tllos. Murphy; treasurer. tl,arr. \.
McI)onMlgh, financial secretary, Frank
Gill: recording secretary, Frank Me-
Cafierty; Librarian. Geo. Farrell assist
ant Librarian, j. j. Sweeney. Board Of
Directors: John Siczr, Jas. Hlrrk, Jas.
Higgins, John Phaen, Carninc DNIa,r.
They also decided to give ball o,,
Faster Monday, April II, in the Turn,
Hall.
The sun., 1898-03-08
CHEAPEST
p PRINTING
BEST
PRINTING

5000 Circulars 6 X 9 for $2.o 90
1000 business Cards, Sl.oo.
1000 Envelopes, $I.25.
1000 Bill Heads, 500.
1000 Note Heads, Sl.oo.
1000 Amateur Papers, s1.25.
1000 Letter Heads, ST. 50.
5000 Labels (not gummed), $1.5o.
5000 Gu'nmed Labels, ST.
The sun., 1898-03-08
Butter and Eggs.

The following are the official whole.
sale prices recorded today at the phia-
delphia Butter and Egg Board
The sun., 1898-03-08
Commerce and Finance.

In Flour The movement was slow and
unsatisfactory, buyers lacking con-
!idencc, in view Of ihc recent decline in
wheat, To stimulate business to any cx-
tent radical concessions would be nrccs-
Sary. Spot Bran was in lair request and
firm, rndcr ligI, offerings Demand for
Hay was chiefly for the better grades
which were steady with limited supplies.
Straw was unchanged but dull. with the
market literally supplied. Refund Sugars
were quiet, but steady. Provisions sold
moderately in Il jobbing way on basis
of quotations. Wheat opened weak and
Il shade lover, but subsequently recov-
cred, and closed steady ON call at about
Saturdays final rates. Cables were
iirmer, but exporters orders were gcncr-
ally limited too low to permit of bust
ness. Corn options ruled firm ON call
under light offerings and fair inquiry
from exporters. Nothing was done
spcculaivcly. Car lots for local trade
were in moderate bu, ample supply.
Oats, in car lots, were scarce and con-
lidcntly held, but juhbcr> bought spar
ing|y Export demand was light. Cot
ton was lj'. per pound lower.
The sun., 1898-03-08
Grain Movements.

Receipts at PhiIadrlpha:- u Wheat, ~
S54, Corn, l1o,224; Oats, A.. $50 Bali-
more:-Wheat, +OGSS; Corn. G,G7+;
Oats, 1924. Shipments from Phila-
aelphia ia:-Wheat, 4,72>; Corn, IN, ,SGi;
Oats, l..277
The sun., 1898-03-08

Tlr first step toward greatness is I" br
honest.
Honorable industry always travels tie
same road with enjoyment and duty.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-03-17
.R1r.IIARD AND POOL ROOM,
L. C. WALKER, Prop.
Everything in first class.
Special attention to COM
mercial trade.
: S. E. Cor. square, FORSYTH, MO
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas John Hillman and 1. NJ: Hiliman
his wife, by their certain mortgage oee0 oSteu
On the 5th day of August 1886 and recofGeo IN
book at page ll6 in the Kecolaeis OnSe Tsrev 0r
county for the use OF the capital schooi Inn9 u
said Taney county, the following descrlDeo
real estate situated in said county ana state TO-
wit.
beginning at q point rods west Of the north
west corner of the north east quarter OF the
north east quarter of section "a, thence east ~
rods thence south 50 rods, thence north West
S. rods, thence in anOrtheasteriy d1reeton $. i.s
rods to the place of beginning; also beginning at
at point rods north of the north east corner
of the south east quarter OF the nOrtn eass
quarter Of section "a, thence soutn toos,
thence west 66 rods, thence east "a rods, thence
south east Sc I'll rods to the place of ginning
also the south east quarter OF the noftn eass
quarter Of section "a township ~ range Il, IN
all containing 20 acres more or less excepting
acre of the north west corner OF tHe sousn oi
"a township % range 81, Taney county, MIS-
souri,, which conveyance was made 70 secuIe
the payment of q certain prOmissory note In sai9
mortgage deed described. And, whereas saha NJ
made in the payment Of said note wnen que tne
acting sheriff Of said Taney county snail nave
power and may without suit on SAID mofteage
deed proceed to sell the properly snerE,na and
veyed to satisfy the debt therein oescfioeu Oh"
And, whereas default has been made in the
payment Of said note. when due, and the inter-
est Wb the 9Th 81 day of March, $685.
between the hours flo o o'clock in the forenoon
and FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon OF tnat u"{
at the 9. nth front door OF the court n0ese, ~
the town Of Forsyth. Taney county; MiSso; VIII sa;l
real estate to satisfy said debt and costs
W. A. Johnston,
Sheriff Of Taney county, missouri.
First insertion Feb. 18th. 1885,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-03-17
HOmesteads.
CONTESTS.

Parties desiring to make hOae-
stead elaine, cash entries,
contests or final proofs
will find it TO their interest to
bring all such business to VIM.
H. johnson, Office over Taney
County bank, Forsyth, where
they can have the advantage OF
consulting complete and accu-
rate government plats of Taney
county, corrected each week
from advices directly from the
land Office. He will correctly
make out and file applications
and transact all -our business
promptly, will take evidence
Of contests aud final proofs at
office, thereby saving you
an expensive trip to Spring
field. Will furnish plats OF
townships or parts of town
ships, and any information de-
sired relating to vacant lands,
upon application.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-03-17
Oruer or Publication.

Oruer or Publication.
state Of Missouri,
County OF Taney,
In tbs Circuit court. April term. 1898,
The state OF Missouri at the relation and to the
use Of B. B. Price collector Of the revenue in
and for said county and state, plaintiff
L. d. Thompson, O f. Hinds, Stephen John
ston and Uretta Johnston, defendants,
attorney T. Z. Phillips and ales his petition
that defendants Stephen Johtnson and Urefts
Johnston are not residents OF the state OF Mis-
souri,.
Whereuuon it Is ordered by the clerk in va
cation that plaintiff has commenced . sui
against them In this court, the object and gen.
eral nature OF which is to enforce the lien OF
the state OF Missouri for taxes upon their lands
cover the amount Of taxes due ON said lands fer
the year 1888 and that unless the said Stephen
Johnston and Uretta Johnston be and appear at
this Court. at the next term thereof, 70 be be-
of Forsyth, in said county, on the S!th DAY cf
April next, and on OF before the third day OF
said term, II the term shall SO long continue
and ifnot. then on or before the last day OF said
cause, the same will be taken as confessed, and
judgment will be rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered, that q copy hereof
be published, according to law, In the Ieney
vely the last insertion to be at least four weeks
| b. fore the first day OF said next April term OF
'''' ' J.C: johnson:
A true copy from the record,
court OF fancy county. this slst day Of
Sc" January = " J. c. johnson.
Circuit Clerk.