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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-04-11

The M"undsville Daily Echo ia
three years old and il an excellent
.nd we'll edited local paper. Bro
Shaw in speaking "f the venture SAYS:
The initial number al the Daily
Ech" WAS issued three years agr tn
day. That The daily edition uf the
E.chn has survived the adverse winds
oftbrre years seems Ia be- y problem
with The fraternity that Old rules tsii
t" solve. During he short life Of the
Ech' number "f daily ventures have
heen put rn tpst thr"ngh,aIt the state
only Ia meet the fate IF institutions
where ri"re money is required than The
receipts willkepp pace with. 4 daily
newspaper born with III. the surround
,ings 1T many people and large busi.
mes center. in older to keep To breath
requires tn. careful nnrsing of II new
horn baby on Greenlsnds icy noun
tains."
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BrOOkSyille.

Mrs. Ralph Howard visited her
home last eek.
Squire S. q Rogers says he and
wife have five hens and one ronste.
and gets six eggs dizzy. Who can
beat that q?
n. b. Terrell has been on the sick
list for several days.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Fer
rell. on the 29,h ult--a hoy.
Mrs. } s. Sileoit aud Miss Franci,
CrIss were visiting friends and relu
Iives here Saturday and Sunday.
John White closes his school here
the 29th inst with an exhibition at
night. A good time is anticipated.
Wishing the GIRO SICLE and all
lis patrons success, We will close BY
promising to come again when news
is more plentiful. BILL NYE.
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prsciicing in said court. a. commit
tee 1" draft resolutions "f respect to
the memory If w A. Dutfield, de
ceased. The following resolutions
were reported by said committee and
adopted ny the court, and ordered To
t" be spread upon tie records:
WHEREAS. William A. Dufiield,
who has been, far two years past.
member of "f this court, and up To
the ooh day of March. last. was pres.
ideni thereof, at which date he WAS
called upon to pay the last debt due
Ia nature, at his hnme i'm this county,
and IN whose death this court rec"g
nizes for itself he loss If careful and
pains taking member, ard an official
at honesty and integrity of purpose,
and for the county at large, useful
and exemplary citizen, whose place
IA -uch Will III hard to ell, therefore
he it
Resolved, That this court az body
and ~ individuals sincerely regrets
the un,in+ly decease of Mr.. Duffield
at time WHEN his career of useful
ness Was at it, zenith; and desires Ia
enter at record the appreciation of The
court and the members there. & Of his
worth and utility rs an "tficer aud
citizen.
Resolved, That the preamble t.
these res"luiinns, t"gerher with the
resolutions he entered of record ON III.
proper order hnuk nf this court. and
that copy thereof, duly engr"ss"d
he furnished IL the widow of the de
ceased, with the signatures uf thu
present members 1T the court and al
the clerk thereof appended.
ResoIe,d, That as a further evidence
of respect tn he deceased, this cnur
nnY take recess until 2 o'clock thi.
Afternoon.
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Staten.

Is. F. Cain moved to the mouth of
Steer creek recently.
}. K Bennett will move to the
head IF the West Fork soon, where
he has purchased farm:
1t seems that something stronger
than wafer was drank by some who
have been down the river Oh the re-.
cent rise.
Sol. Gniner and others los; cnnsid
cradle timber on the last big water
The boom broke in Sycamore.
Rpads are in a terrible pli.e Our
road surveyor, f. Y Rob nsoI, sa, 8
no can't men'i them until pc pie quit
hauling logs ON them.
There is considerable Improvement
being made in this section.
Augu" Gherke i, very much in
disposed at this wriung.
Jake Huffman has Completed his
timber b "H Rush run.
There II "ne Among the hest Sun.
day schools At The mouth III Rush
run your humble servent ever attend.
ell.
Ross Stump, one # GranisyiIle's
good naiured gentleman, was in our
midst rprprfly yi.ttin., r.I,,,;,.o.. i
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fIr 'ery small profits.

for 'ery small profits.
Farm work has begun in earnest
and many af orr farr'ers have hem
turning the snd preparatory to plant
ing large crops.
w. l.. Taylor sold his horse last
week for II fair price
w. ~ T2llcr has flashed iin,be,-
lag and turned his attention To far.
ing.
Wilher McCurnbers is hauling logs
I" J"hnson's mill, preparatory To,
huilding dwelling house.
Or. Adams passed through here
SUNDAY Last enrnute for county court
at Grantsville.
Mrs. Downev, wife Of Alex. Down
ey, OF Eden, died on April LIST. She
has been sufferer for many wears,
hut her death at this time MAS umex.
pectei. She was Inferred on the
home farm on the 3rd in the presence
Of n large congregation, among whom
was most all l.er children. Mr..
D"wney has heen resident al this
place fur several years aud has the
sympathy Of the whole neighbour
! hnmd.
There is considerable sickness here
al present.
Mrs. Chen"weth, wife Of Owar
Chen"werh, has been very sick, but
IL better NJ this time.
Mrs. n. A. Johnson has been quite
sick for some time.
Mrs. R"lis"n and her daughter are
visiting Alex. Duwncy.
w. l. TAYLOR, who has been study
ing medicine i"r some time, is talking
Of going To Nicholas county SOON tu
continue his studies
The J,hnsnn mill is doing good
work OH Mound run, where they are
saving COR w. II. Campbell, after
which they will station il aud POT up
their wheat rig. Mr. Campbell will
have large amount of fine poplar
lumber we'd 1T this mill, aud n.
poplar lumber is scarce here, / think
he will find sale for it.
| see tw" or three parties talking
up the sheriff question in the Signal
aad ! would just SAY that il their MOI
are g"nd and suitable men for The
place they will have shaw for cleo
ton. Name them and trnt them aus
1 don't think the West Fork wan,
that 'ffice this time, but there is on,
thing We do want and that ia that va,
put r bridge across the river IA
Grantsvilie for our convenience II,
well as yours, aud f YOU should tax,
e notion IT, do that, don't think ",
would kick even if we did help pa,
tor it.
We think we should have and vii
get man from Washington distric
to fill the vacancy in the county court
if We fail We will be mad about il
That is all is all the Office we wan
until next election, unless it isa plac
on the Bard Of Examiners aud w.
will take that every time We can &c
1t. ELI.
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I" a word 20 The wise is sufficienr'
and II word from the wi,o should 'c
sufficient. but you ask, who are tn,
wise? Those who know The oft
repeated experience of trustw"rih,
persons may he taken tor know ledge
MIR. NJ. w. Terry SAYS Chamberlain
Cough Remed' gives better satislac
ton than any other IN the marker
lie has been in the drug business Il
EIkt"n. Ky, for twelve YEAR; has
s"ld hundreds Of bottles # this rene
dy and nearly all other cough medi
clnes manufactured, which shows con
cims;vel v that ChamberIain's is lhr
most satisfactory t. the people, and
~ the best. For sale by Dye Phar
macy.
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Sour Stnmnch Crrn

a long time Vas great sufferer from
Liver md stomach troubles. h d dull
pain in my left side under my heart. NJ
times my side became swolon and the pain
acute. My stomach was al says sour and I
would vomit every time / eat My bowels
were very irregular causing me pain and
distress. tried many things without BEN
Cit read oi your medicine and cOnclud-
ed TO try %, and am glad that did I felt
better alter tn first dose. ! continued to
take RamOns Liver Pills and Tone Pellets
until I was entirely cured % W enland
Otto, Macon Co, IS. Y. For sale by Dye
ibarmacy.
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II appears that MI. Bryan stirred
Perry Belmont, he New York "tiuId
Democrat, up IT, sense "t his condi.
ti"p. lie has written u letter say inx
that he will supp,aI tie democratic
ticket in 1900, even though the pat.
form should declare for silver, IT. tot
We'll, MIR. Belmont can prepare IT,
get on the band wagon" tor that is
the tune they are s,ing 10 play. Col.
one! Bryan will lead the procession,
80 you had as we'll get seut early
gentlemrn.-N estrm Democrat.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-04-11

Snodgiass u Sharps nre having q
fine lot e poplar timber put ia Left
Hand his spring.
Wrrren and Pei Knots run .wo
or three RATS ofnak out If Left Hand
a frw days ugu.
There are thm,ands If cr,sNies
drified up in fields along this creek,
which, To my mind indicates that
iheIe has beeu Ipts " work done here
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-04-11

y. w ID. writing 10 the Preston
county journal 1T West Virginia
seuHtors has the following to say Ut
our own X. +. Kidd:
"Nr Kidd transact, hi, business in
The senate very quietly. II he De
sires 70 defeat or pass bill, he argue.
Tor or against IL in a cummunplnce
Kind Of way, 90 that ~ especial i'm.
porlsnce il given to IT, 70 illustrate
be will say, as matter uf ecnunmy
this bill ought not to pass, or. make
this bill law would not be xpcusivc.
aud great good would result from il.
tie possesses great Tact, aud is shat
might be called "fosy." lie i. a
large man dark complicated. With
very expressive eyes lis had il,
large, symmetrical and almost bald
ais laldness IS very striking. It
seems that his hair IL gone all over
the surface # his head except lew
hairs scattered here and here. re.
minding one oia augar csmp With all
the uDdergr9wth cleared away. IIc
Re man ~ large mental resources.
snd is rareful To keep Ia touch with
toe s'rouKgr wing Z m y u rr,..
Hrty.7
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Notice tn Take Dispositions.

Calhoun county, State of West Virginia, in
the circuit court of said county:
Mary j. Keaton, Plaintiff
VS., In Chsncery.
John n. Keaton, Defcn'nt
To John III. keaton, take notice that the
dHpositiors of Mary J. keaton, J oslo Keaton.
Marv EeatoR, J. l.. Douglas. David Sham
lin, Weden II. Jarvis DIR. A. ID. Adams,
Squire q. w. Griffin Josiah Jarvis, Thorn
A. Postalwait and Others will I've ken at
the office of Jas. X. Douglas, Notary Public.
in the county of Calhoun and State of West
Virginia, on the :ah day Of MAY, 1897 he
tween the hours OF O'Clock Il m. and Z
q clock p. m, to be read in evidence on The
hearing of the above STYLED cause, in behalf
OF the said Mary J. Keaton: and il from any
cause the taking OF the same shall not he
commenced, or being commenced shall not
be completed on that day. the taking of the
same will he adjourned from time to time a,
the same place and between the same hours
until the same are completed
Gours etc.
Mary J. keaton.
Per council J. y. Cutlip,
Attorney for Plaintiff sl:-lC
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A Hard QUESTION.

There are II good many Colleges lonk
ing in vain tor presidents just now.
Why should they not select the utf
cials from among those individuals
upon whom they ." freely he>tow
"hr""rary" degrees? Louisville Gu.
rier nurnzl
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S.afsaY ?I.a!aH Mil %.
CONTAGIOUS aud BUILDERS.

CONTRACT ORS and BUILDERS.
Keep on hand far Sale all kinds of
Dressed Lumber, such ~ Weather
Boarding. Ceiling, FI""ring, Drop
Siiing, Moulding, and Brackets, also
all kinds ot Building Material, such as
Sash, Doors, Nails. Glass, Paints O.lS.
Locks, Hinges and Screws. aud, in
fact, Building Material uf all kimd,.
* ept al residence on Daniels ran
P"sloffice address,
ARNOLDSBURG. ". ~.
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Hss55.!I5 iI!.i.!GsI.sa
W"st W: gimIa's Lrns':ug EauliI
ana political Ee"s pnpcr.......

In the forty-seventh year Of it's life the
lHTEI.LIGt%CEi; is stronger than ever in the
Ia ~ ha.fcsntury during which it has been
visiting the homes Of the Stale. The year
1899 will bcgin a new epoch in the history
OF America. The developments OF the Span
ish- american War, and the new policies
foreign 2nd domestic, thereby made nece-sl-
ry, will lavca mom"ntous hearing on the
destiny of the Nation. 1T will be the great
est history making period since the DAYS uf
lSJl'65. The debates ia Congre q o or the
Peace Treaty With Spain will br citing
AID historic \ United States Senator il to
DC chosen, aud il this respect and otherS tie
session "fthe state Legislature will he event
itl and interesting. rLs INTtLILGESCER
gives AL the nswo-SlAtc, National aud
Foreign.
TERMS HNu FREMIuM2:
TAE WEEKLY IHTELIIsKScER one wear
In advance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
IHE WrEELr iHrkLLIGk ScER six
months in sdvsnce ................... 60
cor'c3 ous s-r nnd Al extra copy to
rcr'un getting up c!uh......... ......... 3 90
i" corj-' "nc year and ar s,tr, copy to
person getting uP cub ................ 10 on
20 cope ore tcar and a copy Of the
Daily one yes free to e>on getting
up 20 90
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-04-11

The CBRONICLE job printing de-
parlmeni has recently been supplied
with vii the equipments necessary for
any Kind Of printing, from the neat.
Rlain b"sinrss stationery ~ the multi
colored poster. We give special
attention 40 book work.
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What You Can Bay For So. 90.

DIR. Nj. I. Hall, the leading Dem
tlst "f West Va, will make YOU q
No. Upper or Lower Set Of Teeth
for $500, cash. Full set $1,000.
Get your teeth extracted by Your
doctor or dentist aud come To Park
ershurg and save enough to by your
winter clothes. Sets made same day
you come.
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The great combinations being form
ed all over the Country are pushing
up prices. Ii the rising process. viii
-exIsnd To 'laborers and farmers, no
harm will colue "t it. B,tifit doe.
nor, lien the business world will grad
.ualIy become unbalanced.
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10 day the people of this nation,
are putting forth tue tender leaves of
hope. A great many Of whom are un.
mindful Of the TACT tina, the chaius OF
oppression are gradually being Ell
twined about them The man WIN
raises warning voice against sucn
state Vt affairs is denounced as =
croker, an old fngy Or deD,agngne
No wonder very raany Thoughtful
patriotic citizens have long ago stuod
aside sn1 adopted the language oi the
millionaire WIS said; the public be
d.
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a great many men devote much
time to compIsiuing about bad Laws
during of years, ami equally AS much
time trying to climb OH the doodle
wagons during campaigns.
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We are not gniug TO kick sguins,
inevitableA. If the Democratic party
think. it can win on free silver, let
her 60.
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john Sherman read some nice
things that were said about HIM While
he WAS supposed t" he dead thar he
wea'd p'ssibly never have seen nor
heard, but for his rep red deuth.
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some "f tie arh-IsDurg papers are
talking about each olher' Ironf read
ing. Gentlemen, we all overluuk
mistakes aud We aIe not in favor ni
giving away newspaper secrets.
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Notice: OR Biz Al,erti4en u
Ne pay eSpres'age IN all whiskcy az
SO per gallon AID upwards in price
/. a RosEVHElM.
;. Ru,enhpim, Agt.,
300 Third St, Parker.lurg. w. Va.
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Whittier Mckinney aud Reed sign.
ed articles of agreement AT their re
cent accidental (?) meeting, has not
been given out.
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While We have p'liics, votes will
he IN the market and while we have
votes ON the market there will be
purchasers.
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Court Proceedings.


in court and quail fed rs
such commissioner.
VIM. Knntts MAS elected president
Of the court for the remainder of this
year.
On motion Of the Prosecuting At.
t"rhey, &. w. Hays, court adjourned
in honor Of w A. Dutfeld, deceased,
until 2 ncl.ck.
VIM. Price resigned a. surveyor "f
road, in precinct No. /, il Lee di-.
trict.
II. ID Morrison Newton Criss and
j l. Elliott were appointed to view
aud mark road from Newton Cris,'
barn /" the Three Mile road at Mr.
Zion.
F. G Brgg. WAS released from
work "n The pablo roads in Washing
ton district.
Ordered that james Duskey, sur
vey"r ut roads. precinct No 3, open
the road from the mouth of Gnnse
crerk To the Writ county line for
public list.
b. Truman fl"i his report as sur,
vey", vi r. ads III Washin. t,n dis riot
and was allowed 50 for his services.
Seldom Spencer, surveyor Of roads
III Washington district, precinct M.
6, submitted his report and was allow
Ell 81 tor his services.
A. + Eversnn, ID. G.. Wilson and
L. I'll. b. Eversnn were each released
from erroneous assessment.
Hotel license were granted tn the
following persons: ) Stump, n. b
F,rrell III Idrlla Pe'iit, Big Bend;
A. ii. stump, &. w. Hays and l.
Huffman, GAINESVILLE; Lee Gamer,
White Pine; >. Bee. Richardson; NJ.
W. H"skius, II. A. Alrizer aud Z. l..
itaSs, hfuOIdSDNrS.
SECOND DAY.
Ordered that hereafter no claima
will be paid by this court unless they
he fully ilimized, showing date and
shall i'll all forms comply with the
law.
K. w. Hall gave bond aud qualif
ed as notary public
Peter Reip, R"ber, Sharps and w.
ii. Campbell were app 'inteh to view
aud mark Il road f'r"m the mouth Of
Left Hand F.rk If the West Fork tn
The West F"rk road near the mouth
1T Upper Nigh Cut.
John Barr, john Fogle aud J. d.
Jetireys were appointed to view aud
mark suitShle place for ferry near
the mouth If Steer caeek.
l. X. Stump and Samuel Samrborn
appointed 10 view and marx ii place
f"r ferry below The mouth of Ana
murihh.
The Contract Cor re.rnofing the pnrr
house was awarded to J Nc Bail. he
isalso to receive % cents per hundred
for the shingles used.
The Contract Enr supp riing the
p"'r "f the county wns let to J Nc
Bal for the ensuIng ear al 1900 aud
ihe use of the farm.
THIRD DAY.
All The mmi-si'nprs present.
The will uf S,las PERTH, decor ed
was presented by J. VI. Hamilrnn.
md there being no one present IT,
m We roProhn,e the viii, the cur,
did not take any ac'iou thereon. and
it Was ordered fled with the county
court.
Mcmillan, Bush Il ca were grant.
ed permission To- build aud operate a
tram ROAD dowo Rick run IF Yellow
creek.
a ferry was established at Anna
mori"h aud 3 + Petit was apuoint.
ed ferrymau.
5 &, Barr VA awarded the couns
~ printing for one year from july !.
! 500.
DR.. NJ Love granted a license to
run drug store at Arnold.burg.
Ordered that the committee i'm
charge of the re roofug do ntmct
tor tie ,aid re roo6ng, and also f,r
The removal If tn" cup"la aud place
stead a smaller aud more snirn
bio Duc.
Tho court appointed J. VI. Hamil.
rr, + Dheupv,.h ,ud Amr. + Ken
rcy so, are utwJ,r, f he bar
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Remember that at the Chronicle
'dhce you can get an, aud all kinds
"i job w"rN done J"u "aut, and much
cheaper than you can get it done else.
Nhrre.
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The CHRoNICLE and Wheelin.
Weekly Register will he sent to on,
address FIR S1.5O Cash must accom-.
Iany the order.
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a recount has Drcn demanded in
some Of the wards in the city of Par
tkersburs.
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N" Stale in the .nni"n is growing
with more raPidi,, than is West Sir
.ginia.
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q crIvE SOICIToRs WANTED EVERY
Lib WHERE for The Story OF the
PHILIPPINES by Murat Halstead. commits
stoned by the Government a. Official liisto-
Ran To the War Department. The book
MAS written in army camps at San ranci>co
on the Pacific with General MERIT, in the
hospital at Honolulu, in Hong Kong, in the
American trenche> nj Manila in the in,ur-
gent camps with Aguina.do, ON the deck of
OLYMPIA with Dewey, and in the roar of bat
tie nj the fall OF Manila. bonanza for
agents Brimful of original pictures tab en-
by government photographers ON the spot.
Large Book. Low prices liig Fronts.
Freights paid credit given Drop all
trashy unofficial war books. OUTFIT free
Address, +. /. BARBER, Sec v, Star lnsur-
snce Bldg, hicago.
Say you saw this "ld" in the CHRoSIcLt
when GU answer
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Psrkersburg went Democratic last
week by maj rifles ranging from
ANY where ups to PAL.
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This county is going To take ON
great business boom III The near fr-
ture unless all signs fail.
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We hear he names nf great many
g"'d n'"n being pr p sci for Offices
in this county.
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Most all cDuntry lew -paper men
fbelpng toa."'rus'" cHmmny.
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All kinds Saddles, Brides, Girth>,
HaIters, Bre eching aud Check Ltnc,
tItils.
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WHEN EOU SIA
GRASTsvILLE:
CALHOUN CHRONICLE PRINT.
1908
GRASHvILLE:

On the title page of n book you will lind
the pages of that book ple..singly arranged
and perfectly printed.
Though you lnay not be n judge Of fine
arts land printing is one of the finest there
Is a richness ahd superior look about our
work which tells OF experience hands and
painsiakinS care in every detail
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,Wehke I" aid in all pubic inn
.prnvement..
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Mary J. Keaton !


The object Of this suit is to obtain di-
vorce riHc"io Hnt imos, from ;ha bonds of
matrimonv, heretofore celebrated between
the plai' tiff and defendant, and it appearing
from affidavit filed that the defendant John
IL keaton. is a non resident of this State. il
is therefore ordered thar he appear here with
in one mouth from the date OF the first pub
LEGATION of this order, and do what is nect-s-
sary TO protect his interest in this suit
Sl2-l6 Teste: X. w HALL, Clerk
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The court appointed J. VI. HamiI.
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