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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16
NoTLcE no TEACHERS.

There will be an examination OF
teachers for the public schools June
18th and 10Th, 1909, at the court
house, Leesburg, beginning at eight
o'clock.
If j. R. LONG, 6. s. c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16
LEEssuRe HIGH SCHOOL.

G. M. Sparks, principal.
Mrs. H. L. Long, Jr., first assist
ant.
Miss Tulip Johnson, second assist.
ant.
! ]. R, Long, C. S. C.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16
How Is Your Liver !?

II your liver is right you feel we'll
all over. L. L. L. keeps IL right.
DO YOU FHEL BADLY?
# SO your liver is wrong you need
l.. L. Ask your druggist about it.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16

sALEsMAN-Ws are DESTROYS Of
curing the services of an exp9
salesman on a salary to begin wi
Of 800. 90 and expenses per mont
No one except . hustler who G;
give good reference need apply. "
offer the right man good contrac
National Loan and Trust Compan
Triton, Georgia.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-C. B. Martin.
Councilmen-J. P. Galloway, Mayor
Pro Tenn; D. D. Hall, j. B. Tyler, G.
B. Lee, H. c. Odom.
A. w. Goodwin, Clerk and Treasu-
ger.
James salter, Marshal.
Eureka Lodge No. 247, F. and A.
NJ, A. w. Goodwin, w. NJ; S. P. Crow
ell, Secretary. Regular communica"
ton second and fourth Friday nights
in each month.
Visiting brethren cordially invited
to attend.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16
soARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION.
Frs.

I. P. Cooke, chairman.
w. c. Laramore, sr.
R. p. Johnson.
A. ]. Powell.
N. M. Minchen.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16

MANAGER-We want a good mai
who has $1,000 or more to invest ti
manage a branch Office for US in thu
loan, real estate and investment bust
ness. We can offer the right man 4
contract which has some future to ii
1t will pay you to investigate this
proposition. National Loan and
Trust Co., Triton, Ca. Il
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16

ATTORNEY-We would like to make
contract with good attorney in
Leesburg, who has two or three huE
dred dollars to invest to handle OF
loan and abstract business in the cit
and vicinity. w. NJ Giddens, Pres
dent, Triton, Georgia.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16

MONEY-We are in position t
make loans on either city or far1
property at a very reasonable rate d
interest with but little delay. M
tional Loan and Trust Co., Triton
Georgia. t
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16

SALESMAN-We want good sales
man, either on salary or commission
at once. Can offer the right man al
good contract. Address w. M. Cid
dens, Triton, Ga. til
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16

The people of the United States
are the greatest users of the tele-
phone.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-16

LISTEN-If you have nothing else I'd
do, write to- c. w. Giddens, Valdosta
Ca, and he will offer you a PROPOSE
ton that will interest you. tt
The Washington times., 1909-07-05
CHAPTER XVIII.
ROBERTS 'sURE THING.

Tor once the night did not 'Tbring
L counsel" When Graham arose and
proceeded to his office the next morn
ing, tired-eyed from his wakeful medi-
tatiOns, he was as much at sea as ever.
Turn the problem whichever way he
would, he was unable TO see daylight
on any side Of il; and this unwOnted
dullness Of perception made him all the
more I'll at ease.
Arriving in such a state or mind. it
was only natural that he should find
everything at the office gone wrong.
He learned that two cases which he
had expected to win hands down had
been complicated by the Introduction of
new and bOthersOme Issues which threw
the results into doubt; and in a third,
advantage had been taken OF an almost
forgotten statute 10 secure long delay.
stipulation which lie had never
doubted would be granted by a firm of
opposing attorneys had been CURLY re
fused, and an important client wrote 70
announce that he had transferred his
business 10 other hands
To add 70 his irritation, Hilda, usually
as prompt as the clock, was late in
showing up, and there were a dozen
matters recurring his attention which
only she could put him straight upon.
Then, when she finally did appear, she
seemed confused and inattentive- In
fore the routine work which ordinarily
occupied her only an hour or 50 was dis
patched
Finally. however, things began e.
move IN more formal groove, and
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BY CHARLES CAREY
=AUTHOR OF-=
"A Woman to VIM "The Van Suyden Sapphres" Etc.
=AUTHOR OF

But l. was Blain a second la;er that
he hal misun eIstood the others mean
yes" eIucidated Newell. his original
lay or profession OF whatever YOU may
call 1.-THE marine paint business. He
started out in that line with his uncle,
you know, before he went into the
/ street "
Sure" assented Robert. but if you
are imagining that he is back with Cor
lett & Co. Barry. I can tell you"
No, no. protested the other, Il
know, of course, that he couldn't get in
the same kind, aren't theTe2 Anyhow.
although it's only q surl1ise on my
part I'm willing to bet that L m right
What makes you think so? Did
he intimate anything of the sort?''
No, but I can put two and two to-
gether as well as the next man. While
we were sitting talking a telegram
kas handed Warwick, and as he opened
it 1t tapped over so that 1 could not
help reading it."
Robert had very shrewd suspicion
that Barry had deliberately craned his
neck to gain the import Of the cOmmuni-
catiOni but he made no open comment
THE message" continued Newell
said. WI meet you tomorrow as sug-
gested, - discuss proposition and
terms aud was signed n. +. Mont
gOmery.
Robert glanced up sharply. III. f.
Montgomery he questioned.
Yes: old Henry Montgomery, presi-
dent Of the Dewdrop Paint Company,
you know. Doesn't that look as though
our fris I'd Warwick had returned to his
first love. as / told your
Graham had 10 admit that II did or
something very much like it. He had
been taken aback for a second when
his companion said, H. e MontgOm-
cry but he readily recalled that this
was the name. as Newell had explained
OF the Dewdrop Company's president
In fact, MIR. CCrlett had mentioned him
as the man who proposed the cut
throat policy when he was telling the
story OF the 'Sentlemans agreement
earlier in the evening.
The 'DewdrOp" was Corlett & CO. IS
most important rival COO. the concern
which stood TO profit most in case the
big house went down. Il might well be
then, that Warwick, in associating him
self with MONTGOMERY was meditating
mischief, planning To avenge himself
upon the uncle whom he hated
THIS, although a straw to show the
way the wind might be blowing. did
not make clear the particular card which
warwick intended playing in the trust
investigation, nor did It explain the req
son Of his call upon Gladys.
It wss, Graham discovered, how
ever, the extent Of Neweirs fnlorrna-
ton. so he made an early excuse to
separate from his talkalive companion
and try 10 thresh out the answer to the
problem for himself
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= =

minute, and IL his story stsl,ds fire an
right III insist that that record come
TO me without delay"
Nor did there prove to have been any
laSk or IrankneSs on the pit Of the
millionaire. Word for word ne recited
the same story he had told the night
belofe, and held to il so rlgfdly that
even Robert was at least convinced ne
had heard the truth. the whole truth.
and nothing but the truth.
ITS al right he said 10 Hilda with
NIslpie satisfaction as he hung up the
receiver, the old boy got a shade crls-
" toward the end, but he stood the test
IKE a trump. I'd go bail on him now:
ana ne says 100. that he'll send those
.'Heno.' he broke of. for the tele-
phone. vas tinkling again. "Oh. hello.
GEAR. IN a sensibly altered tone, as he
FeSognlzet Gladys voice upon the wire
Hida turned discreetly away, and
Dusied herself with some papers In fhe
hles; but she could not help overhear-
ing nis questions and responses, and
from De- knowledge of the. situation.
she S4sasred that Miss Cerlett was
laying down an ultimatum.
c,dit,gs sea ere ovsrwrought, darling. :"
ting yourself be carried away BY fears
which have not the slightest foundation
IN fact. There is no danger, I tell you,
not the least in the world
Other talk OF the scrt followed In
HhlSh he argued with her, strove to
laugh her out of her approximations. hut
tiAlda maze out Al2I although GLADYS
was inclined to be hysterfcal, she was
very much in earnest, and was declar-
ipg that unless Robert saved her father
from indictment, she would have to
break their engagement and never think
of marrying him.
Neither would ne girl explain this de-
clsl0n apparently sut she had insisted
on II so stubbornly, that Graham, more
10 quiet her than for any other reason,
at last assented.
All right, girlie.' he laughed. have
II your own way. I'll agree to stake
my happiness on Dads chances for i'm
munlty. but warn you right now I
am playing a sure thing"
lie rang on then: bur almost fmue-
diateIy the telephone bell sounded again.
and with an impatient exclamation he
once more caught up the receiver.
Oh, Aelles Mr.. Corlett." he said.
Wnat the matter now 2-Eh, what 2'i
WITH startled information.
There was moments silence while he
drank in breathlessly the message com
ing over the wire. Then the receiver
fell from his fingers with a crash. and
ne buried his fs &c in his hands.
Good heavens" he groaned. ssC,orleff
tells me that the record of the confer
ence IS nowhere to be foundl He viii
De indicted now as sure as fate
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CHAPTER XVII.
WARWICK PLANS TROUBLE.

A
- RAHAM gave a slight exclama-
ton as he caught sight or the
teu-tale monogram. ana turned
quickly to mount the stairs
again: but instantly reeonstdered his
purpose and passed on cut the door.
After all, there was no need 70 dis
turb Gladys again that night to ask
for an explanation, for ne could 90 so
lust as well on the morrow. Besides, II
tbe truth must be told, ne felt Il little
hurt that she had not volunteered one
II was all right, of course, but
More than any other feeling IN has
mind. as he sauntered down the street.
however, was one OF peTpieNity.
What on earth had brought warwick
to the surface again-fOf he never
doubted what the wv. W. on the
monogram stood for-and, above all
what had induced the fellow 10 call on
Neither Robert nor Gladys Was ac-
duainted with the full extent OF hef
kinsmans dupiicity, OF col'rse' nut oOtu
suspected that he knew more about thst
unreceived dinner invitation than ne
was willing TO acknow4 ledge, and the
girl in particular was bitter over ms
gratuitous ISLANDERS against heF lover
Warwick had tried TO explain these
last by declaring that ne had simply
repeated things he had heard; and II
he had been permitted 20 go on "olii ~
have attempted 10 substanuate ms tales
J
But Gladys dashed out at him IN such
angry score when he started 10 head
that way that he had held his peace
The wedding was not to occur. ne had
learned, for at least two years, and he
reflected discTeetly that within that time
there might be q more suspicious sea
son TO tell what he knew. William war
wick was one who never gave up a
game for lost until ali the cards were
played upon the table.
As was only natural. though, his Wis
its to his uncle's very promptly ceased
He was not forbidden the door, but he
had the good sense to recognize for
himself that he must stay away.
Indeed, he had seemed 10 disappear
from the haunts Of men altogether. FOR
IL was a long time now since Graham
had seen or heard anything OF him,
Really the first time Bob had heard his
name IN months was the casual mention
old Corlett had made OF il in his re-
cital this very evening
At the recollection Of this the lawyer
halted moment in his stride anu stood
stiIl.
odd, was it not, that the millionaire
should have brought out Warwick s
name IN connection with the matter Of
the trust, and that later, after an in
terView with the man himself. Gladys
should have inquired so apprehensively
concerning her fathers peril2
Could IL be that Warwick was en-
deavoring to Brighten the girl by exag-
gerating the danger in which her father
stood? But what object could he pos
sibly have when he knew better almost
than anybody else that COTlett was e
no danger at ALP He had been present
at the conference OF the manufacturers
and had heard his uncle's emphatic re-
fusal TO Join the proposed conspiracy
Was It possible then. conceived Rob
ert suddenly, that COrlett had held
something back from him2 He knew
a does every other lawyer, how diff
ficult II is TO obtain absolute candOT
from a client, men almost invariably
hesitate 10 bare the whole truth even
10 their legal advisers.
The Washington times., 1909-07-05
synopgig Of chapters Already Published

Robert Graham, young New York
lawyer, having rescued from hotel hre
and fallen violently IN love with GLADYS
Corlett the daughter q millionaire
proceeds home 70 End woman lying In
sensible on the doorstep OF his boarding
house. She Is Hilda Montgomery. young
girl lured 20 the city by a villain under
promise Of marriage and then deserted.
With a blizzard raging and only 30 oents
in his pocket Graham gives Up MS own
room. and when he learns next day that
her father has disOwned her, still Keeps
her concealed. until he has been able 70
secure her a regular boarding place and
a position IN the Office where he WORKS
Meanwhile Mr.. Corlett retains him as
counsel in an important case william
warwick, a scouudrelly nephew OF Cor
let's fears the young lawyer as pos
sihlc rival to Gladly hand, and plans TO
ifiscredit him. lie laws a cunning plot
but in the end is baikeG. and Robert and
GLADYS become engaged The millionaire
consents to the match, but ADVISES a
delay until Graham is fully established.
and the latter accordingly starts up IN
practice for himself with Hilda as his
chief assistant. In time he prOspers and
asks GLADYS 90 redeem her PROMISE but
she puts him off, and seems unacc0unt-
ably exercised over the Government in
1estfgatfon into q trust with which her
father is reputed to have connection
Robert cannot understand her agitation
as there are documents in existence which
clearly prove Corlett's innocence Later,
he learns that William Warwick has had
an interview with her.
The Washington times., 1909-07-05

Lesvins wharf, 5;h aud 81 sts. ssy. daily.
except sunday. % a. Ei- aua 200 3. IN.
EAEE-7Sc EoUND TaIp.
eucluding adnisziun L. grounds anL mansion
ie5-tf
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COME-Summer, I9G9-Sh
miles from Washington,
Mineral Springs Hotel:
weekly. II. 5. kOOnce,
". Va
The Washington times., 1909-07-05
WOMAN ESCHEWS
FOOD FOR 40 DAYS

Los ANGELES. July 5.-Mrs. Lillian
D. Hoag has broken records for fasting
by abstaining from food for forty-nine
days. Today she ate small cantaioupe
During this period she has done heF
own housewOrk
Mrs Hoag claims 10 have cured her
self OF several physical ailments.
DR.. II. s. Tanner. of Long Beach.
Cal, set the first record by fasting forty
days and nights.
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BATTLESHIP AFLOAT

ship Danton has been successfully
launched here. An effort was made TO
launch the battleship on May - last,
but owing 10 an accident she stuck on
the WaNq
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BALTIMORE & An.
NAPOLIS ELECTRIC RY. co.
ivS-2r
Washington to Philadelphia
City and New York
ERICSSON LINE STEAMERS"
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE from
BAI.TIMORE 10 Pill a III III

Ericsson LINE STEAMERS
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE from
BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Through the Chesapeake and T9eIsV.-srs
canal 10 PHILADELPHIA Stopping NJ
the great fishing grounds. Betterton ais,
Chester Pa From Washington by 3 and
O. ". B. a K Ry-, to Baltimore
thence Ericsson line TO Philadelphia Steam
ers sal daily except Sunday. d. m
but night boats from either Fhffa
delphia OF Baltimore July 4tu and 9TH Fast
day boats daily and SUNDAYS a nl
Tickets 20 Phliadeiphia on sale in Washing
ton AZ =. and .. and W. 3. & A e n
Ticket Offices. Also ,. SPLIEDT, Ticket
Agent. 1898 + 81. y. ". for New York A.
lantic city, Cape May. Asbury Park Ossau
Grove. Long Branch. Albany, Troy. an
points north Meals 50 cents. Write 10.
guide.
CLARENCE sHRTVER. =. p. A.
Light and Pratt SITS Baltimore, No
JsI7-sgr
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Sherf o. the City aud C0anfy cf san Francisc1
q aL motion 20 advance submitted b. Mr. r.
Golden Donaldson IN behalf Of the appellant
Nc. tsb JoscIa y Carpeurer e al, retilione-s-
IS David J. VIM petition for a Hnt of euOr TO
the Uuitod states Ci-cgt Ccurt q Arpeals fcr the
Second ciTc1It submitted By Mr. John Z AbBey
for tlc patitioner and by Mr. John W Boothby. for
the respondent
Nc. 30 Spokane Valley Land and Water Com
pauy. plaintiff IN error, .. K. Madison snd ANA
e. 1Iadson. his wife; and
No. y. Spokane VALLEY land and Water Con-
Iany. plaintiff IN crrT. vs.. K. Madson and Anna
Madison; motions 20 dismiss submitted by Mr- : &.
Hyde for the defendants IN error IN support q
The motions and - aIr. Albert Allen faT the plain
tif IN efIu- In opTosifion tkCreto.
No. Sc LEEDS * CstIin Company. petitioner vs.
Victor Taking Machine Company et al; argument
eonfiuued hy Ar Horace Petit for the respondent.
and concluded b. AIr. Louis Hicks for the pe;i-
tiCner
80 81. Leeds & Catli1 Co. petitioner. Is Vic
ter Taking Machine Company q aL; Argument con-
mence5 by Mr. LOUIS Hicks for the petitioner. coz
tinued by Mr. Horace Pettt Tor the respondent and
concluded b 3lr. Louis Hicks FOR the petitioner
No. 58 Christ Nelson. plaintiff n error. -
The State of Oregon; argument commenced y Mr-
Z. G.. Mcdonald for the plaintiff in euor
Adjourned until to-day az y o'ciock.
The day can for Tuesday. January z. ise, WI
D. a. follows Nos 20 80 land 80. 90. 81 81. 81.
565 sc. ss7 50 so. so. g. s.. s. S, s ,znd S.,
g. g. and g.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. AL
Nc. ST. Johnsan & johnson vs. Whelzu; argu-
nasnt continued by 4ir- William G. HeadeEsoa for
appellant continued hv Mr.. GeorEe A. Provost for
appellee. and conclgded by William 4 Henderson
for appellant
No. Ise- Nash e a. y. Milford z al: argument
commenced rs F H. Stephens foT APPELLANTS.
c7-finued bv A- A Birney for appcllees. and coz
cicded By T. r. Thomas for appellants.
Ne 57Z Churchill Goodwin. decision q the
CCumssioner q Patents affirmed Opinion b M.
Justice Van Orzdel
Ne. la5. Lemon IS. Jones argument coznIneuced
b. A. s W0rhington for appellant. continued b. J
J. Darlington foF appellee
No. 1875 Garfield United States - rel-
SpadInE.
Nc ~. Gsr5ed vs. United State II rsi. sp2id-
ing and
No ls5L GARFIELD vs. United Statcs * -rl- STal6-
ing Motion for allowance of urit Il eTrur % re-
move cluse % supreme C0ETt # tie United
States Submitted by NJ p. " Baker. q counsel
f1r appellant II support e motion Motion that
mandate issue forthwith submitted b Mr. C. G.
Tucker. & counsel far arEeliee. n s1pport q
msrion. and b. Mr D. " Bske- IN opposition; /;
mandate ORDERED % iss1e Tuesday. January s. un-
less IN the ueantIne petition for cer-crari 70 sub
mit 10 supreme Cour- q the United States
assignment for TO-DAY:
No 1855. Lehman IS Jones. Attc--egs. 4 {.
W1-rEiuTtc1-J. J. Darlington.
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Equity Court No. 1.

JI-IIiE aAItNAhLI-
NJ. EeH. PickfCrd et al ys Talbot = a.; order
zr1uuuE leave 70 F. Efward Mitchell 70 intervene
Petitioners solicitor. Z Forrest
Ne 2E-5- BoEles vs- ockstadt % al; c75e- over
rlIinE motion Attorneys. I. T0briner-PsdGett &
Forest.
No zslE. Dashieu ~ SteEa-t e al: appear
anoe Of absent defendant ordered Attorney. BA F.
Leighton
No EA1 Lynch rs. Lynch. vill construed. At
tcrueys r r DoEuinE-W Il Dennis
No zesa- Brzn5enburs e. al Dewey - al
order Tacating sale. Attorneys. ". Moshy Williams
j. J. Darlington and Hem1h:u & Pete.
No ga Morrow vs. Morrow decree for sale
Atte-ueys. ". Mex Clayt1n-C. ? Bea5azin-
No 50. DAVIS ct al IS. DaTis: decree for sale.
Attorney John Rid0ut.
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Equity Suits.

NJ zza Mary z. F. Vnzngst e a.. trustees.
rs. Kate ". Frayser e al 70 substitute trustee
Attorney. George T. Iinkins.
NJ 2@5a Lgia Eu,erpel e a. ". EeWin For
rest; 70 substitute trustee. Atto-nsy, H 3.
Mo1iltol
No 9sz5l. Lizzie Harris IS Arustesd Taylor e
a.; 20 enforce rsymeut lien Att0rneys james Z.
Padgett and u. T. Cliuksczles
No Zs9G2 John c. Ryan Fs Bessie J. Ryan e
al; divorce Attorney. George r. HavelL
No zs263. Thomas SomerTile ConRSauy IS. Joho
J. Mccain; Judgment creditors bin. AttoTnsy. J.
Dawson William.
No 225s- Calvin This vs C0tter 7. BRIDE: %
ST aside deed Attorneys. " g. Gardner ard L
y Hcrewel
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JANUARY Z. 800.
Leave Nssliugton New Cuica Station
s3o A. u--Dzilv-Au rriuts on Norfolk ard Wes.-
en-; aiso Knoxville. Chattauooza. and Memphis
i9le 2 n - Daily Roanoke. Bristol Winston
Salon knoEville Chsttaro0ga. Nashville. HIenphis
NeT oreanS Tf-1ugl Sleeper Dining ce
For Ncrsclk-IeaEe Washington. { - a. r. daily
nd5 a. daily fsxcspt sunday. Arrive Norfolk
ll-0 a. N. ard 5-0 p. u.
$50 p. u--Dsi.y- -BerryTii.c. Lz-ay. Shenardoah
Trains frcm the Southwest surive 6z5 a. z. and
le-o p m.
Al information Fourteenth stzeet ard New To-k
aIeuUe Bond Buldinz.
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E CENT 4 WORD

to Edith B:au5s Foster: bond. so. Attorney. s.
Herbert Giesy.
Estate os aary F. Lee. petiti5n for letters q ad-
rliuistration: order granting isttsrs Attsuey Ed
muud Burke
Estate Of Thomas r. Duncan; petitiou i1r 20
bate of win and letters testsme1tsry. AttnrneT
7. J. Ryan
Estate Of Emma Bar; petition and oTder % sell
personal effecs az auction Att0snsy. Leigh Rob
insou-
Estate q Thomas P Sinps0n; petition ard or5er
granting letters q administration 20 ChTistisnz
Simpson: bond. 500 Attorney l. p. Durali
Estate Of Clayton E Sims: vii fled dated May
E yQgF
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JrSTICF WRIGHT

aIolILE- v hiUH I.
Estste q William Z Brown: order admitting viii
TO probate and record VII Of real and psFonsI
estate. AttoTney. George c. Gertnan
Estate q Bsnjsmin F. Egan: order unodifying
order e January z. 1873. ard giving SPECIAL bord
o. Sl.eo9 Attorneys Raastcn & siddozs
Es;ate q Howard W SiIbly: order framing fsS,es
ior trial bg Jury Attorneys. Conrad H. syme and
William r. Fowle.
Estate Of Gabriel v. lea: retitien ara order 70
sell stocSs Attorneys. Gordon & Gor5au
Estate Of Amaade Banks: o7tsr accepting Milton
Banks sGninistrator; boud So. Attorneys Pey-
ton & GaSkins
Estate Of Rcmus F. Foster, suerdcd petition
FOR lettars Of administration; order granting istss1
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

EOTE-Pabl-shsd olly ss information. and Dos
guaranteed
go 2 NC. Z .. LIMITED. Dsily-Fas ves
nerlec tuzIa- PJsl1an EieeDes 70 LerfuEtoo Louis
Vie. Clnounati lndanapolis Chiczgo and -.
LOUIS Connection f0T Virginia hot SEEings- Pull
HAD csr Louisville 70 Memphis and Ssz OrleznA
Dining cars. IA carte service.
il-i0 P. M.-F. T =. LIMITED. Dailg-Solid
vestibnle tain. Pullman sleeTs-s 70 Ciucsnnsff.
Lexington. ard Louisville Conpartnent sleeuins
csr % Virginia Hot S9-1nss week days Dining cz-s
"a carte sc-Tice. P1li1lza Lsepers. ClnciDaad 70
Chicsgo ard s.. Jc-is ard Louisville 70 MeuphiS
Asshriie ard NeE Orleans.
Chesspeaks ard Ohio Ofices. 13 PsnusylTzuia
tTenue; IS59 street. ard New Union Sta'iou- Tel
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