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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Hogan is at Ocean Spray
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. schley are visiting
friends in Lynn.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson will go to
Jersey City Sept. II.
Mr. and Mrs William Munger left
yesterday for Halifax.
Frank Donahue will pass two weeks
wheeling through Maine.
Thomas L. Brown will go to the
White mountains next Sunday.
Miss Tilly Lawson will be at Old Or
chard Beach for two weeks
]. w. Carroll leaves tomorrow for two
weeks among the Maine lakes.
Morris S Wright and family are at
Humarock Beach until Sept. l.
Miss Mary Healey will pass the next
two weeks at Marblehead Neck.
Miss Mary McHugh will visit rela-
tives in Connecticut for ten days.
Miss Stella White has gone on two
months vacation to Halifax, N. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowen have re-
turned from a trip around Boston.
Miss Daisy Burns will go to Block
Island tomorrow for a few weeks.
Miss Emma Benoit will pass her va
cation visiting friends in Hartford.
Fred w. Green will leave tomorrow
for vacation trip to Wolfboro, N. H.
Miss Sylvia Mirick and Miss Minnie
Mirick will go to Newport, tomorrow.
G. William Coates will pass vaca-
ton Of two weeks in camp at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Bartlett of
Kilby street are at Auburndale for g.
week.
William Gendron and James Sheen
have gone on a three weeks trip to
Maine.
Miss Katherine o'Connor Of Brook
Ign, N. Y, is spending her vacation in
this city.
Superintendent J. A. Hay Of John G.
Machines Co., is in New York for a
few days.
j. p. Weixler will pass two weeks
touring western Massachusetts on his
wheel.
Miss Julia Corbett will go on a wheel
ing trip for two weeks beginning to-
morrow.
Mrs. Esther Edwards will pass a va
cation of two weeks visiting friends in
Fairhaven.
Miss Clara Rochelle will pass the
next two weeks visiting friends in
Providence.
Louis /. Feiga is enjoying a two
weeks vacation in New York. the guest
Of relatives.
Miss Theresa Brosnan begius two
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
35c each or 8 Splendid Shirts for Sl.OO

za4f
the Temporary Home and Day Nurs-
cry, began her vacation last night.
Misses Mary Cahill and Elizabeth
Campbell will be among the Vacations
lists at the beaches for two wseks
Misses Margaret and Alice Archibald
of Townsend street will go to Buriing4
ton, Vt, for two weeks vacation.
Or. w. e. Ball, dentist at 406 Main
street, will pass two weeks at principal
summer resorts in New Hampshire
Mr. and, Mrs Frank r. Macullar OF
West street left yesterday for Bass
ROCK, where they will pass some time.
wv, a. Carpenter will go to New York
city tomorrow, and will spend part "a
a vacation Of two weeks in that vicin-
ity.
Joseph Hagerty, Anton Anderson and
John Lindstrom will be at Camp White,
near Providence, for the next two
weeks.
Miss Belle Schofeld will go to Block
Island tomorrow to pass a two weeks
vacation. She win be registered at the
Mannissee. ,,ga
Misses Annie Murphy and Agnes
Leonard will pass the next two weeks
/ in making trips to the seashore and
mountains. alr M
Charles E. Squiers secretary of the
board of trade, left yesterday for Mon-
son, where he will spend his vacation
of two weeks.
Miss Irma Oehme will begin two
weeks vacation tomorrow, and will be
among the sojourners at The Weirs,
New Hampshire.
John Ralph and P. H. Ralph have
planned a tandem trip of two weeks,
beghlning today and touring through
northern New York
Miss Marie Malmberg of Jamestown,
N. T., who has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Anna Syrene, has gone to Roch-
dale TO visit two weeks at the home Of
Miss Nettie Adams.
The Misses Lizzie Fallon, Margaret
Kennedy, Catherine CARNEY, Annie
Rooney Mary Kingsley and Mary
Burke are at Newport, where they will
enjoy a two weeks sojourn.
Messrs. Francis Creeden and Nc
Namara, DR. I. A. Crawford, Henry L.
Canning, Richard Tobin and Arthur
Cooper OF City Point South Boston, are
camping at Lake Quinsigamond.
William Hart and family left But
tonwoods Beach yesterday. and for the
meat WV WGChH Will OC ut 4NetIItSdu~
sett Pier and Newport. Miss Nina Hart
is expected to arrive from Europe on
the New England Aug "a. SNa
Stephen Holman, manager of the HoI-
yoke Machine Company, returned FRI
day night from the National Founders
Association convention at Niagara
Falls. Mr.. Holman went to his sum-
mer home near Nantasket for few
weeks.
b. a. Wendin and Oscar ,Sandholnn,
representing the Swedish Gyrnnastic
Clubaof this city, attended the meeting
in Brooklyn last night of delegates from
all the Swedish gymnastic clubs in the
country, who meet to form a national
-unaon. They viii return tonight
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
WANTED HERE.

Samuel Cohen, Arrested in Newa rk,
viii Be Brought to Worcester.
Samuel Cohen, whose arrest in New
ark was told in yesterday mornings
Spy, is wanted in this city for the lar
ceny Of team from Harrington Bros
stable June 2. He hired the team, ac-
cording to the description the Worces-
ter police have of him, and will be
brought to this city by Inspector w. j.
p. Stone of this city, who will probably
necessary to have requisition papers to
take a prisoner out of New Jersey, ac-
cording to a law recently passed, and
Inspector Stone will get the necessary
document from Gov. Wolcott early
Monday morning.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
EMPLOYEES OUTING.
All Envelope Shops We're
Closed and the Help En-
ioyed the Day.

The employees of the Worcester En-
velope Company, the Hill Envelope
Company, Whitcomb Envelope Com
pany Logan, Swift and Brigham Com
pany and the Sherman Envelope Com
pany enjoyed their second annual PIC
mic at Lake Waushacum yesterday,
leaving the Union station by special
train at SIS o'clock
The arranged sports began soon af-
ter the arrival of the train, and the
winners We're as follows: 100 yard DASH
first heat, w. Rourke, list; c. Eckvall,
I'd; second heat, Otto Clason, LIST;
Charles Stevens, I'd; third heat, NJ. e.
Hambleton, LIST; H. Jones, I'd; final, w
RourSe, LIST; C. Eckvall, I'd; Otto Ga
son, Sd.
5O-yard dash for ladies, first heat,
Maud Taylor, 1st; Mary Shine, I'd; sec
ond heat, Josephine Erickson, first; Ma
bel Hassan, I'd; third heat, H. Erick-
son., LIST; Jennie Wilson, I'd; fourth
heat, Maud Allen, LIST; Mary Rourke,
I'd; first heat of semi-finals, Maud
Taylor, list; Josephine Erickson, ID;
second heat, H. Erickson, 1st Mary
Rourke, I'd; final, Maud Taylor, list; j.
Erickson, Cd; H. Erickson, 8.
Half-mile bicycle race-Edward
Downe, list; Harvey Hubbard, I'd; w.
j. Taylor, Sd. Half-mile bicycle race
for ladies: Florence Sheldon, 1st; Mary
Shine, I'd; H. Erickson, Sd. One-nile
bicycle race William Clark, 1st; Otto
Clason, I'd; M. e. Hambleton, 3d.
Forty yards egg race-First heat,
Jennie Wilson, 1st; Katherine Flagg,
I'd; Annie Smithe, Sd; second heat,
Katherine Sullivan, LIST; Mary Martin.
I'd; final heat, Jennie Wilson, 1st; Kath-
crime Flagg, I'd; Mary Martin, Sd
Forty yard dash for girls Mamie AL
len, list; Evelyn Taylor, I'd; Katherine
McGrail, Sd.
each shop, won by M. E. Hambleton
Frank Allen, Burt West and Otto Cla-
son, from the Logan, Swift & Brigham
company.
Running broad jump-W. Rourke,
list, Is feet; Harvey Hubbard, I'd, IA
feet, 10 inches; Charles Flint, Sd, II
feet. 8 inches.
turkey dinner was served after the
morning sports, and in the afternoon a
team from the HILL Worcester and
Sherman companies, and one from the
Logan, Swift and Brigham and Whit
comb companies. The players were as
follows, from the first mentioned com
panies: W. Sibley, p. H. Gates, George
Moore, Lewis H. Martin, William Will
ton, Harvey Hubbard, Frank Allen,
Herbert Warren, Charles Flint; on the
other side were G. McGreachy, P. j.
Rheutan G. o. Randall, Thomas Lu-
sere, f. Flagg, w. Rouke, r. Bennett
w. Smith, G. Smith. The umpire was
Harold Day. Five innings were played
and the score stood is to 9 In favor of
the Logan, Swift and Brigham and
Whitcomb combination.
The double boat race, lady and gen
tlemen, was won by E.. Lucius with j.
Wilson The bowling match by teams
from the several factories was won by
the Worcester company's employees.
The party returned to the city about 9
o'clock last evening, with only one ac-
cident George Moore was struck by
foul during the ball game, which put
him out of commission for few min
utes
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
LIBRARY CHANGES.
improvements That VIII Be Appre-
ciated Are Begun.

ciated Are Begun.
Work on the addition to the Public
library has already begun. All the
contracts have been given out except
the heating sand plumbing, which will
be decided soon According to the
contract, the addition is to be finished
Dec 1, which is the beginning of the
library year. 1t will be ready for use
probably by Jan. l. The rooms in
the French roof of the old building of
the library are almost ready for the
Medical Society. The rooms on the
second floor, which have been occupied
by the Medical Society, will be fitted
up for the children's room. The room
where the circulating department is
now will be for the use of adults. The
addition now being built will increase
it rs feet in width. Besides accommo-
dating more people at time than now,
the counter will be that much longer,
and give space for more attendants to
work. This will give change, which,
of all the changes made, will be most
appreciated by the public, for it means
quicker work in the delivery Of books
and less weary time spent listening for
ones name to be called.
The separation of the children from
rian Samuel S. Green has long had in
mind. He thinks that the children
should have a place of their own with
an attendant in charge of the room
who is thoroughly in sympathy with
children and knows their needs and
how to supply them. Among other
improvements, the new elevator is
nearly ready. Improvements in the
cataloguing of the library have for
some time been going steadily on, and
have now reached a point where prog
ress will be more rapid. 1t is Mr..
GREEN'S idea to sometime have COM
plete card catalogue of all the books
in the library together in one place.
This means an expense of some $25, 900,
as the labor required for the catalogu-
ing makes the work expensive. AS now
planned, the work, instead of being
done once in year, will extend over
several years.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
The Boston Young Woman Who Has Attained Fame BY Taking the
Baker Family From Lake City, s. c., to the Hub.

two weeks, tomorrow, going first to
Nahant for O. few days.
Miss Mabel Wood leaves tomorrow
for a vacation of two weeks at Peak S
Island, Portland Harbor
Miss Katherine Smith will pass few
days of her vacation. beginning tomor-
row, at Alton Bay, N. III.
L. d. Gleason, shipping clerk at Dam
iels- Cornell Company, leaves tomorrow
for two weeks vacation.
Miss Louise Brennan starts tonior-
row on vacation trip Of two weeks to
the coast resorts of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel f. Rourke and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Fitzpatrick
are at the Hygera, Block Island
e. A. Ranville and Wilfred Picard
win be among the vacationists at the
seashore resorts for two weeks.
Miss Oharlotte Emerson. matron OF
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13

weeks trip to friends at Salisbury
Beach tomorrow
Primus Storms will go to Nantasket
tomorrow, where he will pass two
weeks vacation.
Miss Blanche Hill Of this city is the
guest of Miss Stella w. w. Carroll Of
Boscawen, N. II.
Miss Gussie Baker will leave tomor-
row for two weeks vacation at the
North shore resorts
w. z. Lincoln Of the firm Of Currier
q Lincoln, insurance agents. is in
Maino for two weeks.
DR.. James S. Hall will spend week
In September at Nantucket and Mar
tha's Vineyard island.
Arthur c. Stone is away from his
desk Mt Daniels-Cornell Company, on
a two weeks vacation.
Il. A. Brown begins vacation Of
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
COURT MATTERS.

The county commissioners have re-
ceived a large and up-to-date map of
Worcester county, drafted to show the
new highways and latest roads author
lied by the commissioners during the
last five years. The map is hung in
the office of the commissioners, and will
prove convenient for their own use as
we'll as for the public generally.
w. W. Currier has been sued by his
tailor A. Masse, to recover for suit
OF clothes The claim is for SIS, and
the writ was served yesterday, with ad
damnum of $4,000. The case will be
tried in the central district court Paul
Bronner appears for the plaintiff.
The telephones which will connect the
various offices in the new court house
are being installed. Workmen from
the factory of the Art Metallic Com
pany, jamestown, N. Y, are at work
setting up the metal furniture for the
new office of the clerk of courts.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
GUILDS TROLLEY RIDE.

st. Johns Temperance and Literary
Guild VIII have trolley ride to Graf
ton Wednesday evening, and a commit
tee consisting Of Henry Cummings, T.
.. Cronln, John McGrath, j. L. Sulli-
van, j. #. Mccarthy and Matthew Tea
ny has been appointed to make ar
rangements. Cars will leave the CITY
hall at o'clock and Chaffin's orchestra
has been secured to furnish music
Tickets can be purchased from men,
bers Of the committee
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
P|NKHAN I Wills 60.
THE CITY.
Yesterdays WEATHER.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was 76, the minimum So At o'clock the
temperature was 76 Southeast winds
prevailed
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
DEATH FROM OLD AGE.

Mrs. Mehitable Overend 70 years old
and wife of Henry Overend, died yes,
terday at 10 Bleeclter street of old age.
She was born in Gardiner Me. and
lived in Worcester for a number Of
years at IA Washburn street. The fu-
neral win be held today at Curtis chan
ell. with burial at Hope cemetery.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13
exactly the kind of Furniture
we sell.

we sell.
1t pays you to buy our
kind. 1t pays US to sell it;
that is, it's worth while to
have a reputation for sell
ing right goods at right
prices. Our furniture has
made that reputation for
US. By selecting here you'll
get a reputation for good
taste.
Carpets too if you want,
the kind that wear we'll,
and look well, at reasona-
bic prices.
New patterns in 5-frame
Body Brussels at
Sl.lO per yard
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13

Elizabeth Mills, wife of John j.
Mills, died yesterday at her residence,
so May street. The funeral will be
held Monday afternoon
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-13

y The annral excursion to Saratoga
VIII be run via the Hoosac Tunnel
roate Saturday Aug. 18th, leaving
Worcester at 40 a. M, arriving az
Saratoga at noon and returning from
Saratoga at $50 p. m giving over five
hours at this most popular resort in
America. Arrangements have been
made to enable those going to visit
"Pompeii" at half price The rate for
tickets is only $1.50 for the round trip.
and will be limited to the capacity Of
the train. Tickets will go on sale at
Union depot and City Ticket Office, No
2g6 Main street, Worcester.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04

The name Of thl, corporation shall be
The Valley Cotton Mill -
The dumiylla OF said corporation shall be
hrr.nule, Washington County Mississippi
The name Of ihe perG0Hs forming this cor
poratiou are ! " Harrow, ! A Crawford
Abe Blum W a Jewell, j D. Smith, f.,
Ng l1r u. Halter W lsgnberg, 5. walker
W A Eyermun " Il ir"ys, 4 j Aldridge
j. T hfIcrhrTry ~, ElZleIl. J. II. Evans
Z. e. WorLinEtou j II Negus, Jane
RobeltsWW.J r Currie. II H Kriger, A
u. stone, George MetCalle l. Wnlin, II
Walczm-H, j. v BEL. Il . McGee, p 5.
stoyaIl, j, a. Lake, ". W Stone, and their
associates
4 The capital stock ofsaid corporation shall
be One Hundred Thousand dollars, which may
be increased at any time to an amount not to
exceed $500 COO by a majority vote of stock
holders
b. said corporation Is created for the pur-
pose ofbuildng, owning, operating and con-
Quoting factory for working cotton, wool,
silk and lute, and for that purpose may acquire
and own land and other real estate, contract
debts and do any and everything necessary
to the operation Of such factory
N,ud corporation shall have and enjoy all of
the rights and privileges conferred on corpor-
atoms by Chapter p OF the Code OF ls92, and
the amendments thereto. not Inconsistent with
the purposes for which It's created,
t. said corporation shall. exist for period
fifty years
Said corporation shall have The right to
orgnnize and commence business, whenever
$50, 900 OF The capital stock shall have been sub
scrlbed and per cent OF the amount subsCrib
ed shall be paid in.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04
Citizens Meeting,

ma Al a meeting held at the Cih
h ti"'i last Wednesday night tbe
business men who were nrosent
were fully aroused as to the n No.
GCu .y OF a cotton factory for
ureenylllo, Mr. n GoIdstcip
WA, was selected chdIrnSn and called
~ 1Io ~ meeting to order Mr.. Frank
H. u, .Iompklns, the special rcnr.,
sentative OF the Intcrstate-MI9sis-
slPPi River Improvement Com.
lnl'5lon' aud author Of the new
WORK ,. on the necessity of Ievecs'
:, ehl'Iled THE Riparian Lands Of
o .ne mississippi River, Past, Pres
en- and Prospective" addressed
lho meeting on the necessity of
government construction and con
troI OF our Iovees. After his nd.
dress, Mr. GoIdstein appointed y
committee Of three, on motion 81
Dir. l.. Pink smith, to take m
the matter Of circulation of new
DOCK and push the sale II. Vile |
DR., r. S. Toombs and
capt W A. Evcrman were seIec. |
ted Mr.. H. II. Hargroye who
was IN the city a few days ago and
was also present by invitation,
made another appeal for the
erection of cotton factory in
; He clearly showed
I was not only a paying invest
nent to tie stockholders. but
every citizen of the county
ma state by increasing the price
u the raw material, the popula-
ION and wealth. At the concIu-
non Of his address a committee of
even, composed Of N. GoIdstein,
A. Crawford, Chas. Halter, W.
Jewell, Abe Blum, II. p. Haw-
ans and Ed Taylor were appoint
a. to secure subscriptions Of stock.
ne meeting will provo beneficial
nd no doubt be the means Of Sc
uring a factory for GreenyiIle
eiore another cotton season.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04
Notice to Taxpayers.

The books are now open for the
collection Of State and County tax.
es, and your attention is called to
the following sections:
Section 2S2 !
Annotated Code 1892 (
"All taxes remaining unpaid on
the 18th day of December shall
Immediately be collected by the
collector, by distress ana sale of
any personal property liable there
for; and such sale shall take place
at the court house door unless the
property be too cumbrous to be
removed, and five days notice OF
the time and place and sale shall
be given by advertisements put up
in three public places in the couu-
ty, one of which shall be at the
court house door, and the collector
shall be allowed to collect and re-
tam in addition to the taxes al,
necessary expenses of removing
and keeping the property dis
trained"
"And l per cent on all taxes
after the 10Th of December, and
81 for each poll collected" Sec
ton 221.
The above sections will be COM
piled with to the letter, and all
receipts on file and not paid, will
be treated as other delinquents.
j. b. HEBRON,
Sheriff & Tax Col Washington Co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04

The high ball lady and the
Poftlye coon; yes, even the new
POn and plantation negro, was in
wA Thursday to honor the
c1ard & PringIe colored min
lelS' When the band started
PSn Nam Street the sidewalks
streets were a living mass of
African race. Never in our
before have we witnessed
20 crowd of them together,
oil, women and men, as char
snShc of their race, were as
ppy as if they were walking on
golden streets Of paradise. If
ever decided TO COLOMBO the
!, We would recommend the
ang through the country
Snar d, & Pringles' bands, as
E pI thursdays procession we
ala lud &c they could lead them
10 Africa if necessary.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04

Mr.. L. B, Daniel, who has been
resident Of the city for many
|ears, died at his home in the race
Pack addition last Monday night.
Plr Daniel had been sick for
fany months with consumption
P1d went west a while back with
Pc hope of regaining his health,
(utreturned last week no better.
be was a man who was well liked
y those who knew him, and his
|eath is regretted by all. He
faves wife and several children
no are also bowed down with
Flef at his loss. His remains
Rere inferred in the cemetery
Gesday. The Times extends con
|OIence and sympathy to the
'pmiIy and friends.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04
Southern railway In MIssIs.lppl.

Account Alabama State Fair. Blrm-
i,ulghan, Ala, November 7th to I7th.
isg9' southern Railway in Mississippi
Wli sell tickets from &reenville Miss.
70 birmingham, Ala, ard return for
one Iair for the round trip, selling
tt, c,I tth and 10th and 18th and
LOU WIN ilnal limit to return Noyem-
, utr -1th, 1888, Fifty cents additional
WI, oharga on tickets Tor admission
10 lhe f4tr grounds A GOOD time Is
promised all visitors.
H 5. CLAGGETT, Agent
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04

The books in my office are now
ready for the collection of taxes
tor fiscal year 1899 in order that
| may have everything in good
shape to turn over to my sue
cessor. Early payments are earn
estly solicited, Ten per centum
on all taxes paid after Dec. Is.
See Code, Sec. 202l.
j. B. HEBRON,
Sheriff and Tax Collector Wash
ington County.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04
Millions Given Awnv.

i 4 certainly gratifying to the pub
\ . HuoW OF one concern in the land
N rre net afraid to be generous to
N ana H suffering. The proprietors
bn,i hlhgs New Discovery for Con-
|Faon, Coughs and Colds, have
sway over ten million trial bot
,a, ms great medicine; and have
naplt,r,slaction of knowing it has abb
4 y cured thousands of hopeless
ma asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
SUI an diseases of the Throat,
an ai " Lungs are sure cured by it
N w. -, u Finlay, druggist, ana get
n jhoy, te' Regular SIZE SOC an 81.
IN 0O'tle guaranteed, or pric re-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04

Harry GlaMer, Il young roman
tic actor. who has entered the stel-
larry ranks this season, under the
management of f. ID. Stair, will
appear in new stage versions OF
Dumas fascinating story, 1.-The
Three Musketeers,' at the opera
house Wednesday night, Nov. $.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-04
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
Western Division Of the Southern District
of MssisAippi 20

On this 18th day OF Oct a. D. 1889, on read
Ing the foregoing petition, ills
Ordered by the court, that hearing be had
uponthe same on the 9Th day of Nov A. u 1850
before said court, at Vicksburg, In said distrct
at II O'Clock in the forenoon; and that notice
thereof be published In The GreenYlle Times
newspaper printed In SAID district. and that all
known creditors Gnd other persons In interest
may appear at the sad time and place and show
cause, II any they have why the prayer Of the
said petitioners should not be granted
Aud 1t is further ordered by the court, That
the clerk shall send by mail 10 all known cred
itors copies of said petition and this order, adj
dressed to them ut their places Of residence as
stated
Witness the Honorable II c Niles, Judge Of
the said court, and the seal thereof NJ Vickf-
burg, IN snid Division or aid district on tie
10Th day OF sept 1888
seal Of the Court. l.. b Moseley, Clerk,
W Il Banks, d G.