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Brownsville

George Dupler called on Isaac
Flowers Monday.
Alva Arter was seen on our roads
Monday morning.
Arthur Flowers made business
call on Wesley Bigham Wednesday
w. NJ. Flowers, our merchant, made
a flying trip to Rockbridge one day
last week.
Edward Bigham and Sim Springer
were shoppers at VIM. Flowers gro
Gerry Saturday night.
Mr.. Charley Pratt is working for
Mr. Charley Carr at this writing.
There will be Il spelling given at
Brownsville Friday night.
Isaac Flowers called on Lem Ogg
Sunday afternoon.
Clifford Beavers made call on Ar.
thur Flowers Sunday evening.
Miss Hazel Kraft and Blanche and
Cora Finefrock attended services az
the Holy Barn Sunday evening
We have had some very cold wealth.
er last week, it being about ten and
twelve degrees above zero
Arthur Flowers and Willard called
on VIM. Flowers and family Sunday
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Sans Creek

Mr.. Ora Black of near Circleville
and sister, Mrs. Edna Luckhart, were
the guests of their brother, Alva
Black and family, Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Brokan and daughter
Lessel, called on Eta Davis Monday
afternoon.
Austin Brokan and family took din
ner with Walter Pierce and family
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Eta Davis visited Mr. and
Mrs. James Arledge Friday.
Maggie Brokan and son. Roy. were
Laurelville shoppers Tuesday.
Austin Brokan and family. Walter
Pierce and family, called on Francis
Davis and family Saturday evening.
lily of Laurelville, visited the latter's
parents, James Haredge and wife
Sunday.
Francis Davis and wife were Laur,
elville shoppers Saturday.
Preston Robinson is porly at this
writing.
Austin Brokan and family. Walter
Pierce and family, Belle Skar and
children, John Price and family and
Jonathan Orr visited William Orr and
family Sunday
DR.. Cain of Laurelville. is seen on
our streets quite often.
Walter Pierce, Roy Brokan and Ed
gar Turner We're Laurelville shop
pers Friday. Edgar has been suffer
ing with toothache and concluded
that cold steel was the best remedy
out
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when he seems to arouse ms from
slmmber, raving with anger, not know
ing where he Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Hines were
the all week guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Frank.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Pearce, Mr..
Henry Frank, Frank Hartman, Van
Morgan and Jack Hoffman were Lam
caster visitors Saturday.
Prof, VIM j. Dunn of Clearport,
was the Sunday CUES of Mr. and
Mrs. George Bussert.
Boru, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Grim,
New Years day, a boy.
One night last week Mr.. Martin
Hoffman was aroused from his mid
night slumbers by the barking of a
dog in the neighborhood of his pet
rabbits nest, and taking the gun from
its place in the corner, proceeded i'm
that direction to make away with the
would-be rabbit-eater, when upon his
arrival the dog started to run. Mr..
Hoffman fired in the direction of the
dog, the shot taking effect in the
dogs hind legs, crippling him so bad
ly as to allow Hoffman to get up to
him. and finish him with club.
Then upon examination the dog was
found to be Il very valuable coon dog
belonging to Mr.. Geo. Mauler, for
which Mr.. Mauler had already refus.
ed to take SIPS. Mr.. Hoffman then
buried the dog, after which Mr. Maui
er removed him from his resting
place. took him home, had his pic
ture taken and reinterred him in a
nearby cemetery, with many friends
to mourn his early departure.
Mr. Oliver Hutchinson and family
visited with Martin Flowers one day
last week.
Peter Burgoon of Lancaster, o.,
visited his mother, Mrs. Harriet Bur.
goon, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Maravy. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Carol called on Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Bussert Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sisco called
on Mrs. Margaret Wolf one day last
week.
The new telephone line in our vi.
cinity is near completion; poles all
hauled and set ready for the stretch.
ing of wire.
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Marion, No. 2

Mud. mud, seems to be the order
Of the. day; it seems as if you will al
most mire in it,
School is progressing very NIGEL;
at No. 8 under the management OF
Sherman Polling.
Miss Millie Pierce Is on he sick
list
Mr.. Odies Statser made a business
trip to Logan Saturday.
Miss Goldie r. Scholl and Clara NJ
Run We're Logan visitors Saturday.
Miss Rilla Brown called on Edith
Wolfe Sunday.
Miss Goldle Scholl called on Miss
Emma Brown Sunday.
Mr. Guile Stivisos, Mr.. Thomas
McLin and Carl Scholl called on Cliff
ford Brown Sunday.
Quite a number of young men at.
tended church at Harmony Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Jesse Fickell spent Sunday in
Lancaster,
Mr.. Levi Wolfe called on Mr. Ellie
Pierce Sunday
Mr.. Isaac Wolfe spent Sunday with
his parents, d. Wolfe and wife.
Mr.. Eliza Bright and wife and chill,
dren called on David Wolfe's one eve.
ming last week.
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obituary

Augustine. son of James and Nan
cy (Baughman) Palmer. was born in
Hooking county, Marion township,
Oct. 10, 1897
The years of his young manhood
were spent at the home of his father
until the time of his marriage, which
occurred Nov. 90, 1859. to Barbara
A, Blossef, of the same county and
township.
He later purchased the farm of his
fatherin-law and there he lived until
recently, having moved to Bremen,
Fairfield county, Ohio.
He with his wife united with the
Brethren church in the year 1880, in
which faith he ever remained stead.
fast, never shrinking from duty but
always bore his good part of the bur.
den and work of the church. He
loved his Bible and read it much. He
adorcd the association of Gods peo
pie regardless of denomination.
His suffering the last several weeks
was intense, caused by a complica-
tion of diseases following valvular
utdlt lIOuDlt. leu lC tIluuItu IL all
with remarkable patience, never com
planning, though often expressing the
desire to be free from his suffering.
Finally the summons came, and on
the morning of Dec. 81, 1908, his spir.
1t winged its flight. Like a weary pill
grim tired of his journey he pillow
ed his head on the bosom of Glory
and fell asleep in Jesus, at the age
Of II years, 2 months and | days.
The following children with his
wife survive him: j. II. Palmer d.
o. of East Chicago, Ind; Rev. d. Fl.
Palmer of Covington, Ind; Mrs. C.
n. Kishler of near Junction City, O..
Mrs. Fl. Nj. Scholl, Mrs w. j Scholl
and G. Arthur Palmer of Bremen, o.
Two sons died in young manhood.
The funeral services were held at
Bremen, conducted by Dr.. j. Allen
Miller, dean of Ashland university.
1nterment was made in the beautiful
Grand View cemetery, near Bremen
The family desires to thus publicly
thank the good neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted during the
sickness and death of our beloved
husband and father.
Mrs. A. Palmer and Children.
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WARM AND DRY
TO STAY WELL

Now Is the time when the doctor
gets busy, and the patent medicine
manufacturers reap the harvest,
unless great care is taken to dress
warmly and keep the feet dry.
This is the advice of an old emf.
nent authority, who says that
Rheumatism and Kidney trouble
weather is here, and also tells
what to do in case of an attack.
Get from any good prescription
pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid
Extract Dandclion, one ounce
Compound kargon, three ounces
Compound Syrup SarsapArilla
Mix by shaking in bottle and
take teaspoonful after meals and
at bedtime.
Just try this simple homemade
mixture at the first sign of Rheu-
matism, or If your back aches or
you feel that the kidneys are not
acting just right. This is said to
be splendid kidney regulator,
and almost certain remedy for all
forms of Rheumatism, which is
caused by uric acid in the blood,
which the kidneys fail to filter
out. Any one can easily prepare
this at home and at small cost.
Druggists in this town and vi
cinity, when shown the prescrlp.
tion, stated that they can either
supply these ingredients, or, if our
readers prefer, they will compound
the mixture for them. Jan. IA.
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Wesley Chapel

Death has again visited our yicin
ity and called away Mrs, SpurrieI
and Mrs, Snyder. At their death the
former was residing at her sons
home, Mr.. ID. G.. Walker, of this place
while the, latter lived at her home
near the Ash Cave. They have both
passed through a good many sum.
mers, bringing them to good old
age Our sympathy goes out to the
bereaved friends, but as both of the
deceased professed to be followers of
Christ we believe that what is term.
ed 10 be loss TO the friends is eter-
nal gain to the deceased.
Mrs. Jane Steele is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mr.. C. H. Reichley has returned
home, after an extended visit among
friends
Mr. Harry Lyons, who has been
sick. Is fast improving.
Mrs. Lafe Beery called on Mrs. C.
H. Lyons on last Monday.
AIR, Hamp Steele called on Harry
Lyons one day last week.
Sunday school has been re-organ-
lied at Wesley Chapel. Everybody
invited to attend.
Mr. John II. Starkey and his moth.
er have returned home, after a
weeks visit to Van Vert county, o.,
and John has taken up his school
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Pike Run

John F. Diehl and wife attended
church at Mt. Carmel Sunday.
Simeon Seitz and Samuel Seitz of
Laurelville, were hauling posts from
this place a part of this week.
Lewis Smith and wife were visiting
Charles Tailor and family of Haynes,
Sunday.
Isaac Swackhammer is improving
slowly at this writing
Jasper Harden and wife of near
Kingston, are visiting in this yicini-
ty.
Albert Smith was hauling hay from
near the Rockhouse Monday, for Jas
Bullock
Pert Smith made business trip to
Jimtown one day this week.
j. p. Diehl and son, Jesse. were
seen on our creek one day this week.
Thomas Bethel and wife. Frank
Schooly and Marion Devault made a
business call on A. +. Stephenson one
night last week.
Miss Ora Carney, Carrie Reed, and
sister, Ettie. made bushes trip to
Nancy one day this week
Mrs. John Bonner was seen ON our
streets Saturday.
Swackhammer Mill and Co. have
moved their mill to Grant Swackham.
mer's farm, and are contemplating
to commence work this week.
Bert Wigans and afmily of Salt.
creek, We're the Sunday guests of the
latter's father, VIM. Seitz.
Sarah Harden was the Sunday
guest Of Mrs Oursta Stephenson.
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Obituary

Again the grim reaper of Death
has visited our community and taken
from among us one of our aged and
respected citizens in the person OF
John Collision, who was born in the
state of Delaware, on the 31st of Aug,
1881, and departed this life at his late
residence in Washington township,
Hooking county, Ohio. early in the
morning of the Sth of January. 1909,
at the advanced age of II years, 4
months and days. On the morning
of Dec. oath he was suddenly seized
with a severe illness, from which he
did not recover. Though a great suf-
ferer for many years. he bore it all
patiently and during his last severe
illness was never heard to murmur or
complain.
He was united in marriage to Eli
zabeth Paxton December 8, 1859, she
having preceded him to the Spirit
world about twenty years ago. Provi-
dence left him childless, but he was a
father to the orphan, and helper of
the needy.
On the oath of September, 1890, he
was again united in marriage to Mrs
Elizabeth Brown, who still survives
him, and to whom he was good
kind husband, and provider always
taking All in terest in the home and
its surroundings Although he never
united with any church, he was
firm believer in Christianity, and
staunch supporter of the Christian
church
Besides the widow, he leaves to
mourn their loss, two sisters and one
brother, and host of friends and
distant relatives. In him the home
has lost kind helper, the commu-
nifty an aged and respected citizen.
But may we who are left to mourn,
look up in the hour of sorrow to Him
who doeth all things we'll and say,
THY will be done"
He Is gone but not forgotten by the
sad ones here below,
Gone to meet and greet the loved
ones who before him home did go.
We knew not how dear was thy form
tlii stiiled was thy fluttering breath,
We knew not how sweet was thv
voice, until it was silent in death.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home of the deceased, Sunday,
Jan. 10th, at 10 o'clock, by Rev. M.
X. White, pastor of u. b. church at
Enterprise, after which the remains
We're taken in charge by Funeral Di-
rector Goss and laid to rest in the
grave yard near the residence.
CARD OF THANKS.
wish to thank all my neighbors
and friends for their kindness and
help during the sickness and death
of my beloved husband and compan-
ion.
MRS. JOHN COLLISION.
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EverybOdy'S Ridge

We are having some winter wealth
er at this writing.
William Scholl of Marion No. !
passed through this place Ell route to
Logan Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Rilla Brown called on Miss
Edith Wolfe Sunday.
Miss Goldie and Carl Scholl attend.
ed church mt Mt. Tabor Sunday.
Mr.. Edward Stivison called on Jos.
eph Miser Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Samuel Canon attended Sun.
day school at Mt. Tabor
Estella Stivison called on her
grandmother Thursday afternoon
Miss Rilla Brown of near this place.
visited Marion No > school Thurs
day.
Our village blacksmith, Joseph Mi
ser, is busy shoeing horses at this
There will be preaching at Mt. Ia
Dor Sunday forenoon, January II, by
Rev. Cheadle
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Starr

We hear of the death of Mr.. Matt
Carter formerly of this place, but at
the time of his death, lived in Logan
Mr. and Mrs. jeff Edgar called on
Mrs. Mary e. Cruise Sunday evening
Mrs H. H. Cruise is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Morse called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Cruise and fam.
lily Sunday.
Prof VIM. Morse of Columbus, is
down here on business. He is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Morse of this
place.
1t began to look like winter has
come, as the snow has fallen and
birds are twittering around.
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Gas 8 Oil News.

The Good Hope company held
meeting Wednesday night, and de-
cided to begin the development Of
it's leases in Marion and Falls
townships in Hooking county, as
soon as possible. The stock sub
scription book is now open. The
company has 2,I53 acres under
lease. The Crockett's Run com
pany, composed of Hooking county
farmers, is drilling a well on a
farm that adjoins these leases on
the north 1t is 1920 feet deep.
The old Enterprise we'll is just
west.S The officers of the Good
Hope company are as follows: AL
bert Martin president, j. G. Reeves
vice president.
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His Whiskey FrOze.

Washington, January II To
day, through the issuance OF a
mail stop order, the Post, Off sc de
partment put virtual end to the
operation of the York Distilling
company and the York company of
Newport, Ky. These concerns,
operating under the management
of Il. o. Youtsey, advertised by
means of some five or six million
circulars, "two quarts of fine old
whisky" for dollar. The com
plant against the firm came from
j. A. Watts at Glen Ellyn, Ill I,
who said that TIE "whisky" froze
in his room, something that ought
not to happen to well regulated
whisky. The Post Office depart
ment investigated and found that
the quarts were not quarts and
that, moreover, they contained on
ly enough spirits for about one
short pint. The postmaster at
Newport testified that the concern
has cashed money orders at his
post-ofiice amounting to $40, 900 IN
a very short time. There will be
no more money orders for the
York company.
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RESOLUTION

Declaring it necessary to extend, en-
large and improve the water works
system of the Village of Logan,
State of Ohio, to secure more per-
feet enjoyment thereof, by extend
ing the mains, sinking wells and
equipping the same.
BE 1T resolved by the Council of the VII
lage of Logan, state of Ohio:
Section 1. That 1t is necessary to extend,
enlarge and improve the water works sys-
tenn of the village Of Logan, State of
Ohto, in order to secure Il more per-
feet enjoyment of the same. by extending
the mains, and sinking wells and equipping
the same, according to the plans, proflles
and specifications, prepared by w. II. Gar-
ney, Civil Engineer, duly approved by the
Board of Trustees OF Public Affairs of said
Village, now on file with the Clerk OF said
Board.
Section III. BE it further resolved that the
whole cost OF said improvement be paid out
of the funds OF said Village raised by gener-
al taxation on all the real and personal
property of said Village of Logan, State Of
Ohio.
Section III BE 1t further resolved that
the Clerk be and is hereby directed to cause
this resolution to be published In the man
ner provided by law.
Passed January IL, 1909.
ID. V. THURNESS, Mayer.
Attest: F. C. GROVE, Clerk.
Jan li-2w.
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Revenge

Quite number attended preaching
at the U. b, church Sunday by Rev.
Conkle.
Mrs. DR.. IIufford and daughters, H.
zie and Elizabeth, We're in our village
Sunday,
The little twin boys of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Frank are quite i'll with pleur.
isy.
Schools all opened Monday with
the exception OF Adelphi Rock and
Mechmicsburg, of which both teach.
ers are indisposed, Mrs. Bussert is
suffering with neuralgia and diphthe-
ria, Mr.. Johnson also has the dipth
eria
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Wagner and
family We're the guests of Michael
Stoneburner one day last week.
Mr. George Moore of Clearport. is
quite i'll, suffering from the effects OF
paralytic stroke, which has rem
dered him unconscious at all times
and immoyable except at intervals.
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In MemOrium

Minnie, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Jay Cox. was born in West Virginia
May 18th, 1888, and departed this life
at her home near Laurelville, Hook
ing county, Ohio January 4th, 1903
aged 20 years, months and II days
She was married more than three
years ago to Walter Ashe, also OF
West Virginia. To this union were
born two children. The first born
after two weeks brief stay was call
ed to the Spirit world. June 27th
1908, came another little one to bless
their home. But Bessie Lucille could
not stay here long. At the age OF
6 months and days the Heavenly
Father called this little one to the
beautiful home to live with him for.
ever. Bessie just reach home one
day before her mother.
Mrs. Minnie Ashe united with the
Union M. E. church on the Tarlton
circuit, Nov, 1907, and lived a faith.
full Christian life, until she was call.
ed home. Frequently during her i'll.
ness as we called upon her, We found
her strong in the faith, rejoicing be,
cause she had found that peace by
trusting in her Savior that the world
cannot give.
Each time her friends called to see
her she would say, Let us sing AMI
pray" and while her body was rack.
ed with pain, she enjoyed blessed
communion with her Savior and was
ready to meet Him at His coming.
She said, Il would like to live here
Il while longer for | believe | could
make my life useful, but God knows
best, and l want to bow in submission
to His WILL And thus she left us,
having the assurance that better
life was awaiting her in the great be-
yond. She leaves devoted husband,
n mother, four brothers, three sisters
and host of friends and neighbors
to mourn, her two little children, her
father four brothers and two sisters
having preceded her to the Spirit
world
The greater part of her life was
spent near Harrisvlle, W. Va, but
a little more than one year ago she,
with her husband, moved near Laurel.
vile, Hooking county, Ohio, where,
by her kind and amiable disposition,
she won many friends. Minnie was
a loving wife and mother, good
neighbor and a kind friend to all. We
shall miss her, but let us SO live that
as we leave this world, one by one,
we shall all gather around the great
White Throne where there will be no
more sorrow, death, nor separation,
but where we shall continually praise
Him who hath saved us.
"A land upon whose blissful shore
There rests no shadow, falls no
stain
There those who meet shall part no
more,
And those long parted meet again"
All that was mortal OF both mother
md babe was laid in beautiful white
'asket together and on Wednesday
ollowing was shipped to their form.
~ home in West Virginia for burial,
here TO await the resurrection morn.
A Friend and Neighbor.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO accept and approve the plat of
ID. A. Rannells and r. q. Warren's
Subdivision of the Village of Lo-
gan, Hooking County, Ohio, and
known as "Mingo Terrace" Addi-
tion thereto.
Be 1t ordained by the Council of the VII
lage Of Logan. state of Ohio:-
Sec. l. That ID. A. Rnnnels and ". f..
Warren's subdivision Of the Village of To-
gan, Hooking County, Ohio, commonly
known as "Mingo Terrace" Addition there
to and described rs follows, to-wit:-
Being situate In Sections Nos. II and IL,
Township No. IA, Range No. II, in Logan.
Hooking County, Ohio, and beginning at
said Village OF Logan. Ohio; thence north
4O1 6feet-thence north l5degrees, .O3 minutes
west 2l6feet; THENCE north u degrees57 min
3O minutes, East s83 feet; thence south 63
degrees 30 minutes, west 1882 feet; thence
south ~ degrees 30 minutes, east s29 feet; /;
thence south degrees east BJ73 feet; thence
south so degrees 10 minutes, west 7i5 s feet
to the place of beginning, be and the same
Is here"y approved as surveyed and plutted
by & j9hn On n n. NO. olle, surveyor July 9th. 1905,
plated and dedicated to public use by the
said d. A: Rannells and 4. f. Warren, own
ers OF said subdivision, are hereby declared
TO be public highways of said Village of Lo-
gan, Hooking County, Ohio, and upon fling
copy or said plat with the Clerk of said
village, he Is hereby aul horized and direct
ed to approve said plat for record.
Sec.2: This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
Passed Dec. 18th. 1903.
FRED 90. GROVE, Clerk. " ''N A'F' mayor
Jan. "A, 3-wks.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
I he Probate Court OF III lcking County, Ohio,
for Final settlement John 4. Rochester,
Executor OF the VIII OF Ann Moore, IF. @.
Rochester, Accountant for deceased Exc
cutor, as his Administrator, and the same
VIII come on for hearing on The 4th. day
OF February A. y. 1909 AT 10 O'Clock A. M, or
as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
F.P. MARTIN,
Jan. II, 1870. 3-wks. Probate Judge.
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again at No. 4.
Mr. j. s. Cain has completed his
new residence aud has moved into
1t. just one day before New Years
day Good luck James.
Mrs Charles Pleakharp has return.
ed home, after weeks visit at
South Bloomingville.
MIR Asa Ward wishes to correct
the story that comes out in last
weeks paper about the wild cats. He
wishes the readers of the Democrat
Sentinel to know that the writer of
that story must have wild cat on the
brain
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You would not delay taking
Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first
sign of kidney or bladder trouble
if you realized that neglect might
result in Bright's disease or dia-
betes, Foley's Kidney Remedy
corrects irregularities and cures
all kidney and bladder disorders.
Bort Il Co.
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Probate Notice

Notlceis hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed la
the probate oonrt % Of H9eking County, ohio.
Administrator OF the estate OF Eliza j .
Davis, deceased. aud the same Will come on
for hearing on the 29th day OF Jan A, ID.
ip0g at 10 o'clock A. M :, or as soon thereafter
rs may be convenient. II. p. MARTIN.
Jan, 7, s-w Probate Judge.