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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mr.. Albert Dial went to jamestown
yesterday.
Mrs. H. X. Aiken is at Henderson
vile, N. G..
MIR. G. B. Taylor of Princeton was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Counts are visit.
ing Iii Prosperity.
pr. H. a. Mcleod spent sunday at
Chick Springs.
Mr.. A. M. Copeland of Clinton was
in the city Monday.
DR.. II. X. Aiken spent the week end
at Hendersonville, N. C.
Mr.. w. Wallace of Gray Court Sec
tion was in the city Monday.
Mr.. D. E. Tribble of Clinton was in
the city on business Monday.
Mr.. G. II. Roper has returned from a
weeks stay at Glenn Spring.
DR.. Charles A. Elicit returned Sat
urday from a trip to Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Reid visited friends and
relatives in Anderson last week.
Mr.. jeff Armstrong is clerking for
II. w. Willis, the furniture dealer.
Mr.. w. L. Stone of Rabun section,
was in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Josephine G. Watts has return
ed to the city from Brevard, N. G..
Mr.. 7. r. Simpson, of Barksdale,
was in the city Monday on business.
The Misses Riser of Selma, Ala, are
visiting their aunt Mrs. w. r. Richey.
Mrs. C. E. Gray and Master Clark
left for Ruthurfordton, N. G.. Saturday.
Miss Lidia Sloan Of the Pea Ridge
section visited relatives in the city first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shands of Clin-
ton We're the guests of friends in town
Saturday.
Mes3rs. r. Vance Irby and Jas. w.
Dunklin have returned from an automo-
bile trip to Pendeton, S. G..
Mr.. Carl Barksdale returned to Gin
vacation with home folks and friends
here.
Mrs. II. S. Templeton spent several
days of last week at Williamston with
her father, Mr.. David l.. Reeves.
Mr. w. M. Bates, manager of the
dinner house at the depot, left Sunday
for visit to his old home near Rich
mond, Va
Miss Othella Milan and little Miss
Edna Cureton of Greenville are the
guests of Maj. and Mrs A. Huff on
West Main street.
Mr.. G. Marshall Moore, editor of the
Piedmont, Greenvile's afternoon pa
per, was in the city Friday and paid
The ADVERTISER pleasant CALL
Miss Blanche Clardy, of Greenwood,
was In the city a few days ago on her
way to Tate Springs, New Port and
Smoky Mountain, East Tennessee.
Mr.. w. e. Toucistoue at uue ti...,
superintendent at the Laurens Cotton
Mills and now a successful farmer at
Fountain Inn, was in Laurens a short
time Saturday.
Messrs. j. Y. Darlington, A. C.
Todd, l.. G. Bale, Jr, Stobo Young
and e. D. Langston comprised an auto
mobile party which took in Harris
Spring Sunday
Squire f. M. Sexton began his du-
ties as out side man for Watts Mill
Tuesday. Mr.. Sexton has been in the
employ of the Laurens Cotton mills for
number Of years, having accepted the
position at Watts with Mr.. Lucas on
the anniversary of his hiring to him ten
years ago.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
A Card from Mr.. McGowan.

Mr.. Editor: In my communication
last week you made me speak the op-
posite of what wrote. In certain
sentence you have me saying: "The
City Council ought to disregard petition
for extension of the water works." the
word mot" being ommitted after the
word fought" 1t should have been
printed: "The City Council ought not
to disregard petition for the cxtention
of the water works"
For instance, on the eastern part of
the town, by extending the water mains
300 yards to the dwelling of j. Wade
Anderson five dwelling houses would
get the benefit of the public water. BY
extending the water main to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Jernigen some five or six
residences would receive the benefit of
the water.
Now these people pay the tax for the
water supply and they ought to receive
some benefit of the same IN their nron-
erty when the houses to be relieved are
so close and along the same line.
f. p. MCGOWAN.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
WatermcIOHs TO Spare,

Mr.. d. S. Lynch OF Cross Anchor
brought load of splendid watermelons
to Laurens on last Wednesday and
another load on Thursday. With a
practised eye and big heart Mr.. Lynch
readily recognized the hardest worked
and least paying professions and sclec-
ted two Of the choicest melons of the
lot, presenting one to a deserving
physician and the other to occupants
of THE ADVERTISER office.
Mr.. Lynch stated that he had pulled
over 700 melons from a half acre
patch.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
PIBNIC AT DIALS.
Woodmen and Farmers Union Hold
Joint Celebration Last Friday.

Several hundred people attended the
picnic at Dials last Friday which was
given jointly by the Woodmen of the
World and the Farmers Union. Old
Dials is a mighty fine place for any
sort of gathering to assemble and en-
joy day.
Fridays picnic had been we'll adver-
tised and people from almost every
section of the county were in .atten-
dance. All of the invited speakers for
the occasion were present and for sew
eral hours the crowd was regaled with
much oratory and eloquence. The
speakers were Hon. o. P. Goodwin,
Solicitor r. A. Cooper, Messrs. C. A..
Power and j. F. Bolt, Col j. H. Whar-
ton, Hon. j. M. Cannon, Congressman
j. T. johnson and Superintendent of
Education II. w. Nash.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
Sons and Daughters Meet.

Pursuant to the call last weel. Of Mr..
w. c. Wharton quite large number of
Sons and Daughters met in the court
house on Monday, for the purpose, aa
indicated in the call, of taking up the
work Of collecting funds for the pro
posed monument to the memory Of the
Confederate soldier.
A central committee was ma med
which will labor in conf JUNCTION witt
the several township committees here
after t9 lie selected.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
WHAT ABOUTTHE
BOLL WEEVlL?
Reported That Insect Resembling Texas
Cotton Destroyer has Appear
ed at Waterloo.

1t was reported few days ago from
Waterloo that an insect resembling the
Texas boil weevil had appeared in the
cotton in that section. The Advertiser
endeavored to find out something later
as to the work and scope OF the sup
posed weevil, but farmers who were
here Monday from around Waterloo
did not seem to attach much importance
to the ravages of the insect, though,
the forms have been whitening and
dropping off for two weeks, as they al
ways do at some period. This is one Of
the peculiarities of the plant.
If the farmers find that an insect OF
worm of any description is damaging
tage of the following suggestion taken
from Tuesdays issue Of The State
newspaper, which was made by Mr.. e.
d. Smith in reference to the Laurens
| report:
"Mr. e. d. Smith, field agent, goes
today to a meeting Of the executive
committee of the Southern Cotton as.
sociation at Jackson, Miss. He urges
the Laurens farmers to send him sam
pies of the infested plants in that coun-
ty Mr.. Smith would like to see the
weed, leaves, bolls and all parts Of the
cotton so that if the pest be not the
weevil he may submit it to farmers
from different sections for an opinion.
In the meantime he advises the Laurena
farmers to get into communication
with Prof. Chas, II. Chambliss al
Clemson College,"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
LAST STAR ROUTE
is DISCONTINUED ID
Also Two Of The cOunty's Oldest Post
0fficess..'COunfy Mail Service
i'm EOrcp

in Force.
Under instructions from the Postof-
flee Department the star route from
Laurens to Princeton was discontinued
September 1. This was the laat of the
old star routes in the sorvice in Laurcns
County, and now like the rest it has
been supplantcd by tho rural free de-
livery system. With it also goes two
of the county's oldest postonices,
Tumbling Shoals and Alma
The discontinuancc Of the above
Offices and the star route is regretted
by great many patrons Of both, and
while they are to be supplied by the r.
F. ID. service, mail in some instances il
will be little later reaching them.
And Cal Harper, the faithful colored
mail rider on the laurens and Prince.
ton route for many years, is taking a
rest and when he returns to work again
it will not be to resume his daily trips
as star route mail rider. For about
twenty years Cal has hoon a familiar
figure on the road leading west from
the city out by Alma and on to Tum.
bling Shoals and Princeton. Formcr,,
the route extended on to Belton and II
required two days to make the trip.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
Saved Her Sons Life.

The happiest mother in the little
She writes: zone year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to help
him; when, by our druggists advice I
began giving him DR.. Kings New Dis
coVery, and soon noticed Improvement
kept this treatment up for n few
weeks when he was perfectly well. He
has worked steadily at carpenter work
DIR. Kings New Discovery saved his
life" Guaranteed best cough and cold
cure by Laurens Drug Co., and Palmet-
to Drug Co. Price so cents and $1.00.
Trial bottle free.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
OUR SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONE DOLLAR buys barrel
fresh lime at Watts Mill store.

ONE DOLLAR b,vs lo,,
fresh lime at Watts Mill store.
ROOMS FOR RENT ,ou, g.
nice upstairs rooms ro,. ront ''tyG nnJ 4
of household furnit,rr o fnr ~ ntlo anu
Rogers Ianrnns { = ''' 'N'e'
nnn o,n
will cxcban~n for moou o.nad n"I'Ilg lnarGt 1
NJ. l.. Copeland f70'" S0"'N III
ONLY $l.OO per barrel for first ct
lime at Watts Mill store.
NOTICE Yon take no chor,os :,
ontrnatinn yo,,. onnoI,t go -" 'ti"''ces W.
handle them with the McCaskey /
tenn Kennedy Bros, Laurens, S. 2
5-2t. ',
LIME FOR SALE Corlooa %
fresh limo ot q dnIIa,, = , hnrrni "Io oi
Mil stnrn " "'''''' " ''i ic''
FOR SALE ] Mule 4 years oIf
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
Picnic at Copeland School.

a neighborhood picnic will be given
at Copeland school, 3 miles northeast
of Laurens, on next Saturday, Sept,
7th. There will be several speak kers
for the occasion and good time is cx-
pected. The ladies will serve refresh
ments, the proceeds of which will gc
to the furnishing of the school building
The old veteran, T. f. Sem will fur.
nish barbacued meats. All are re.
quested to bring well filled baskets.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
Minimum Price Fixed at l3 Cents.

South Carolina will instruct Presi
dent E. d. Smith of the Southern Cot.
ton associatiopsto vote for price of at
least l3 ents per pound for cotton sold
this year. This was decided upon here
yesterday at a meeting of the presi-
dents of the county associations of cot
ton growers, there being about DC
delegates present from 81 counties.
All of the delegates agreed that t. s
should be the minimum price for cotton
SO far as South Carolina is concerned
and from reports received on conditions
of the crop the farmers are now pas
sing through the critical period. The
cotton crop Is late and there is little
chance for an increase in the estimate,
which is one million bales for South
Carolina, but chance for decrease,
with unfavorable weather conditions.
This State, however, is in better con-
dition than any cotton growing State
and therefore is in condition to dictate
the price.
Mr.. Smith thought that the entire
crop would amount to about 1900, 900
bales, or million less than last year
and the South Carolina officials of the
association are willing for 13 cents as
a line-below which no bale shall be sold
and should conditions be still further
unfavorable the price should be even
higher. The matter of price for cotton
at the meeting Of the executive COM
mittee of the Southern Cotton associa-
ton, to be held at Jackson, Miss, next
week.
BAILING OF COTTON.
The association also adopted an i'm
portant resolution agreeing to push the
use of low grade cotton for the manu-
facture of heavy duck for bagging in
place of the jute and burlaps now used
This heavy duck could not only be used
for cotton but for grain and fertilizer.
At present the use of burlap and jute
causes American cotton to arrive in
European ports badly damaged and
bursting through the bales while the
cotton from Egypt and India is we'll
packed and brings higher prices.
President Smith will bring this up at
the cotton meeting at Jackson and will
endeavor to pass the South Carolina
idea as it is of vast Importance to the
exporters.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
Pension Board ReOrganized.

The township representative met
here on Monday and rcorganizcd the
Laurcns County Pension Board for an
other year which is composed Of w. p.
Coker, j. p. Caldwell, John M. Hud-
gems and r. p. Adair.
w. p. Coker was subsequently elcc-
ted chairman of the board, DR.. j. T.
Poole, physician, and John NJ. Hudgcns,
County Pension Commissioner.
The Pension Commission will be In the
Office Of the County Auditor every Sat
urday in January next for the purpose
of receiving applications for pensions.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
First New Bale.

The first bale of the new crop of cot.
ton received on the Laurens market
was sold at auction on the square last
Thursday morning by Mr.. j. w. A
Boyd who farms just beyond the city
limits. The hale weighed 40 pounds
and was bid off by Mr.. j.. f. Bolt al
13 SIG. The staple is opening rapidly
now and there is complaint to the eff
feet that the crop has deteriorated fas
for the past ten days.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION.
Annual Meeting Being Held With First
Baptist Church.

The annual meeting of the Woman s
Missionary Union, auxiliary to the
Laurens Baptist Association is being
held with the First Baptist Church, the
sessions having opened yesterday
morning with sermon by the Rev. j..
ID. Pitts.
In the afternoon reports from the
various bands represented were sub
mitted and very interesting exercises
by the children were executed.
Last night at o clock the Union was
addressed by the Rev. l.. M. Roper, D.
d., of Spartanburg.
Two sessions will be held today, and
adjournment will be reached at
o'clock this afternoon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
CROSS HILL HAS
PYTHIAN LODC
Instituted Last
District OfiiC
PECULIAR
Horse Killed in Sing .saf
Something About VisitOf
and Visiting.

Cross Hill, Sept, 2. "A /,
Knights of Pythias was organ
last week. Quite a number D
were here at the organizat
whom were Messrs. e. FL.
w. A. McSwain of Newberi
Carlisle of Spartanburg, j. A.
sett of Columbia, Prof. Mart
| Clinton and c.. A. Power of Lad
Miss Matthias of Enoree, S. @
mate of Miss Wilmer Raimey nd
visiting her the past week.
Our accommodating Post. NJ
r. G. Crisp has returned
ing a while at Greers and Chnt@
The Misses Dennis of NewbS
visiting at Mr.. r. Il. Hollingsworlis
Mr.. Daniel Beeks is visiting nd,
He with his sisters, Misses Sallie a
frankie Beeks have just returded fir
trip to the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. Enoch Pinson contractor is pa,'
ing the work on Mr.. Barmoroa11
house. 1t will soon be finished. iEY
Mr.. Erskinc Campbell son of ReNS
Il. Campbell of New York is visitiN
his aunt, Mrs. N. |. Williams. M
Campbell is student in the Theoli,
cal class at Princeton, N. j.
Last Friday night DR.. B. w. Not
was driving down street and Mr.. G.;
Proffett up street, their teams collide
The shaft of Proffett buggy pcnetrat
the breast of the Doctors horse killi
him instantly.
Mr.. Albert Garett's friends are+S
to see his familiar face among tho
again.
Mr.. Reid, contractor is having cemc
blocks made in hurry for the nd
school building.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
Notice Of Election.
School District No. 7, 3illlivj
Township. y

An election will be held at Brewe
Academy, School District No. 7, s
vans Township, Thursday, Sept. !.
1907, to decide whether tax of t.
,(3) mills for school purposes shal~Sl
levied and collected in said District y
Those in favor Of the tax will y
eyes" and those opposed mo" j
gistration certificate and tax reed
are requirements of electors to vote.
1T Is ordered that the Board of Tr,
tees shall act as managers of said c.
ton, which shall be conducted acJNl'
to the rules governing general
tions.
Polls will be open from Z a. m. to
p. m, BY order of the County Bos
of Education of Laurens county.
r w. Nash, Chairman
r. A Dobson,
l.. D, Elledge.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
COpetetivc Examination.

County Board held examination last
Friday August 3Qth:
Applicants for Citadel b. A. Sui
livan, Jr., w. Roy Gray and Z. Folly
Armstrong.
For Wofford Fitting School U
Wilson of Alma S. C.
Results will be announced later.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04

We will have a Majestic Range in
operation in our store every day during
the week from Sept. % to 28th. Be
sure to come in and let US show you all
about the Great Majestic Range
whether you entend to buy or not.
8. M. & E. II. Wilkes 81 Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04
Daughters of the COnfederaCy

The j. b. Kershaw Chapter Dauh
ters OF the Confederacy, held a MOI
pleasant meeting at the home Of Mi
Z. Z. Featherstone Monday afternocf
Inc attendance was good but ought 6
have been better. Stops were taN{
at this meeting to give an entertal
ment for the benefit of the molfun \
decided that each member of the Cls =
ter shonld contribute /, dollar Ntass'+
the monument, thus giving a nuclcy
to work upon.
Mrs. Fcatherstone, the hostess scrl
ed delightful ice cream and cake whe
the business of the meeting was dis
posed of.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-09-04

Come in any day during the week
from Sept. 23rd to 2Sth and let us shov
you the Great Majestic Range in opera
ton and show YOU all the good pointl
about Majestic.
S. M. d f.. II. Wilkes & Co \
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH
Atiorneys.


IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
n Columbia holding District Court In re
widening IL a section n Columbia road east 81
Sixteenth street IN the District of Columbia DIS
tract Court No sL-Nutlce Is hereby given that
the Commissioners of the Dis.flct Of Columbia
pursuant 70 the provisions of the act Of Congress
approved January 9. 1907. entitled An act Tor
the widening ~ a section of Columbia road east
a Sixteenth street. have lled petition n tiis
court pr3yi1g the condemnation II the land nccfs-
sary 90 widen Columbia road brtwecn iie cast sloe
~ Sixtcenth street extended and the western limit
n the subdivision of the north grounds q Co
hmha College 10 total width of seventy Ieet,
concentric with the present improved roadway on
such street. as .showu on a plat or map hica
With the sand petition. as part thereof and Iray ing
also that jury Of five iudicious. experienced. dis
interested men, Who shah be iraeholdeT> within ihe
District of CoiUmbia, not related 70 any person
interested IN these proceedings. and not - tne
service Cr employment IL the District Ci Columbia
or q the United States be summoned b. tne
United States marshal for the District a. Co
lumoia 60 assess the damages each owner Of Hand
% be taken may slstnn BY reason Of the sad
widening Of the said street. and the condemnation
n the land necessary fer the purposes thereof,
and 20 assess as benefits resulting thCrcfrom at
least Ouehgif 0 the entire amount of said damages
plus the costs Of this proceeding. upon the band
abuttng upon the said street 20 be widened. and
also uTOu an other pieces parcels of lard which
the juTy may ind win De benefited bq the said
widening Of The said treet It is by Tie court. tbs 2ist
I
sons having any interest in these proceedings be-
and thcy are hereby. warned and commanded 10
appear in this court CT bCfCTc the UTH DAY
Of DECEMBER, \ u. 1897. at 70 O'Clock q IT,.
and continue in attendance until tie court shall
hSve made its hnal order utfying end confirming
the award of damages and the assessment 0f bene-
IT'S q The jury 90 bc cmroncicd ard sworn herein.
and is furtaer g7iCrfd that COPS Of This
notlce and order BE- published once in the Wash
irgton law Reporter and on six secular d.ys m
thc Washington ErCniug star. she Washington
Herald. and the Washington Post. newspapers pub
/ hshcd i1 the said District. commencing az least
twenty DAYS before the said g0fl day II Decem-
hcr A. ID. 1907. II Is further ordered that a copy
! Cf THIS notice and order be- served by the United
States marshal his deputies upon such Il the
owners Cf the land to be CONDEMNED herein as
may bc found b. the said marshal or his doIutles
within the District of Columbia and upon the
tenants and occupants of the before the
/ said 10Th cay cf December. = ID. 1907. By the
court: JOB BARNARD. Justice. A true coy
/ Test; iSeali J. X. YOUNG. ClCTk. b T. l.
/ CUNNINGHAN Assistant CLERK.
| no29.de23456
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
UNCLE SAN IS HARD HEARTED
Shows a Mean Disposition Toward
Self-styled PhilanthrOpist.
Prof. Mcintyre, ID. :. T.. Told Not 20
Send ROSeate Literature
Through Mails.

New York. Dec IA gross and untu-
tored Post-ofice Department at Washing
ton has issued fraud order debarring
the Metropolitan Institute Of Sciences Al
I25 West Thirty-fourth street. from FUR
ther use of the mails in its benevolent
work Of regeneraUng mankind and coax
ing back upon earth the roseate dawn OF
sweet perfection.
What the department bIuntly says in its
order issued Saturday. is that Prof r
T. Mcintyre, ID. s r doctor Of sug-
gestive therapeUJicsl Who is the whole
Institution, SHALL not continue u send
through the mails his invaluable hypno-
tic ball and his ocular fatigue producer.
Little does the hard-hearted POst-ofIice
Department wont what 10 is doing II
such an mhUmau bureau as shat had only
noted before IL acted il would have known
that by prohibiting Prof Mcintyre il was
dcp-iving deserving thousands of the priv
ilege of Intestinal radio-activity and sub
Jective. self-adminiStered psychological
surrogation, or maybe even more than
that.
As the professor has said in one of his
little sermons 10 the bucolic. TO he with
out my complete system is to go through
the world without ever utilizingg the 1nys-
terious laws Of nature. which have the
power Of developing YOU TO the sphere of
life where your inner forces viii he the
dominating power that viii gUide YOU sue
cessfully and healthfully through life"
The directing spirit Of the Metropolitan
institute OF Sciences who is. it must al
ways be remembered. the institute. barring
one blonde typewriter is an honest man.
TO prove that he has done the world good
he has among his modest literature a
sheet two feet long and one and one
half feet wide headed Convincing proof. ''
which contains the testimonials OF those
grateful beings who have been made self
acting and nOn-eNploSive by Prof. McIn-
tyre's marvellous system.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02

Ne. s9sS-. Hofner = Pilliln IS Palestine stable:
account. sl,2,657. Plaintiffs attorney. Howard
Boyd.
Nc sss5S. Nellie May Vsndesrift rs Henry LSns-
b-s-rh; damages S9ml Plaintiffs attorney. F. =
Gies-
No ls9 Nelie Ma VandesriFt IS. Gus;zvs
Lausbi.rsA; dlm2ses. S-o.0e. Pl-iutfs attorney.
L. L. Gies.
Ne isaa0. Nellie Nav vardssrift vs.. Samuel
HAIR; damages S9ooo1. Plaintiffs a-torlcy. E L.
Cies.
" E9lI Freder,ck ". K2hic-t vs. Henry ard
Hennetta Rubenackcr5 account 5l5--a. PlaiuuSs
attorney. Leon Tobrmer
No. sse3- Motor Car Company IS DAVID Moore;
note. So Pl-inti- attorney. A. g.. wells
NJ. lse95. sadie J. Hooker ys. Chari1s n. Mcr.-
lst and Mason y. Richardson. APPELLANTS. sra-ai.
ncfcudarts attorneys. n y. Eicllrls1- and e. H.
Mcrlar-
No ssoai Emul r Johnson vs. E6ua-d If
Eraxton; cjectmelt l0t .. square lsiL Plairti-
attorney stanton q. reels-
~ 1885. Jane r. Rowland rs Thomas r. Ii,e}.
account reut. S151- Auoucs. W0--hiug-11. H-llt
& FIzi'cy.
No sg9- Lrcigu T. Winston vs. Frars A. Aas-
ris1u. zr-CIut S5o0. Attorney. n = Naezlll
-. ta-. William H. Arnold Is. James IT.. DYER,
justice 81 The peace. iuis>ezt. ss.-si- Aro-rcEs,
EuslEe Morgan sni ". NJ. Ar. IA.