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country; it is only a of l2a2
business failures during the first weeks Of January stats
of mind" have reached the ts of the business
These business failures establish record for period Of
weeks and there few scattered the country who
wearing the badges Thank God for Wilson.
sssSS
EXIE OBSERVE that there opposition both parties
the law providing for the loan the farmers of the state Of
the school funds by the opposition
to be based the deceptive money
ute fund and should be saardd for the benefit of
schools OF just
sacred but let hope that their sscredness will prevent
their legitimate The school funds and should Be
sacred that will be them
msappropraon them for the benefit of Cooados
land children Every
suggest should be thrown around these funds Bot
fail find in that school money
should lie idle in the vaults the Office Be
fmed few favored banks when might just well b
loaned good security
lat of interest which the farmers will consider reasonable aad
yet greater rate than the banks paying for it.
...... -.... SSS 80 -
THE SALOONSTS and their friends the
saloons The bootlegeers would flourish But
facing inevitable
modified their shout hundred per The
Saloonkeep orgsnised anbsst
society and claims that ney hsh OF the liquor sd
lin year sold without license The
lime repeatedly made the Post the effect that
territory only infested by bootlegger We
how vigorously the awbreakne booegger pursued
but the attack would have with better the saloons
who backing had begun their fight before the people had
Also they themselves had always
regard Sunday midnight closing
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mo proof nefcency Democratic admins
N recond
program allowed the stand
The truth they found their boasted impractical that
their party friends would stand for and they
thus obliged hedge This clear admission that their plan
they obliged order
their bacon But is late They cannot reudste their
good with the and in 1916
pie repue the Democratic party for their a.d
failure faith with those who have heretofore trusted
them. '' IA '"
= .'
NONG THE uperuous and expensive boards which hs
the called for that Of
to about useless think of ut ths
for hanging
their soft jobs with fat salaries attached under the that the ca
yet capitol
demand Of the public under the
that they hold these soft until the building finished
will finished they their wsy about
The thing for the legislature finish these papsuckers
and place Of the capitol with the secretary
of stste without additional cost to the taxpsyers
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VXIE DESIRE any ussd
w . Garfield county Ths slo throusAeut the eo1nY
regarded good investment for the farmer bot
heard Of either Garfield Eagle eountes 1As
that lies the fact largely that sueeulen alfalfa
moisture furnishes in the winter
food the highly priced ensage which with
the lo And stated by authorities that alfalfa
other varieties Of forage greatly
feeding by being through the so What
Will kindly enghten this subect'
VsE DEMOCRATS promised bring the of living
removed hides and the price of shoes went
up The sugar be taken of IN
year Immediately and read Aat
as SUGAR u concerned. ss,.ts 4 .te' $50
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ably edited Democratic papers the country Its criticism
present administration not the captous criticism of
uced observer of the WsonBan regime but the sincere
Of friend When the Enquirer speaks the polio
Wilson and given attentive hearing by the Der
of the country who know its integrity and its reputation
lean fearless journalism The Enquirer calls spade sps
nd digs into the Democratic war tax in the following eec
manner:
The present the coming congress in extra
session, should abolish the obnoxious tax.
1t has place in the financial measures Of the country;
it is deserving of place. and long it remains in
existence will continue to be burden and an embar-
active business offending public sentiment and
arousng public resentment in Of its operations
applications
Nothing contributed the Democratic defeats
last November than this most unpopular tax.
Its existence is . blight upon Democratic prospects
and everpresent reminder that it that existence
Democratic congress- urged to enact by Democratic
administration.
The very first of the administration this present
session congress should have call for
of the revised tariff and the repeal of the levy
There is Of any political party attempting to
evade its responsibility to the country in regard to nan
cial measure of this character.
1t should require any great courage for powerful
political party do right, to be open and cordial with
people, and it is always wisdom and the very best Of
policy to do this. $50 .-
The Democratic congress did expect the breaking
of the European war.
Their tariff schedules failed produce the neceaary
by of the effects of that imports
Our Intelligent people of this failure of the
expected from duties upon imports and they
all that the Democratic doctrine has been for gener
atoms a tariff for revenue ..-5.
The right thing the proper thing the logical thing
to do to revise the present tariff schedules and change
them that the country the requires
The revision being upward. business will be de-
pressed industries injured workingmen made idle
hut the contrary business will be encouraged indus
tries be promoted wokngmen will understand that their
condition will be betered
From political point of view it will be better for the
Democratic party if it do this and not permit this
blot the government to remain Progressves and eR
publcans might taunt at revision but they
could help but approve and praise the remedial
tiOn.
The voters of all parties the business interests of the
nation especially will heartily applaud the which
ends the altogether abomnabe utterly undesirable
tax.
How the Wilson supporters such boadside de-
by Democratic paper tried and true! There dee
and the Democrats although few Of tn
the courage admit it frankly the Enquirer
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le0DElN DIALOGUE
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DUMMIES YAuURH

RESIDENT Wilson there nothing the matter with the
country; only state of mind Since there l,232
business failures during the first weeks Of January the tas
mind reached ts of the business
These failures establish period Of
weeks and there few scattered the country who
wearing the badges Thank God for Wilson,
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oapnn Or Runzxe.A91oN.

ATE or, WEST VIRGINIA..
54sllAA held In titf- ONCE OF the Clerk
IN sdeSd tiie DIN ist day II FebFlsFsy..
NE trErffaa SAVING Bank ana Trust
\ IN, "a corporat Ion. piatntin.
i$aap w. SeInans, Josiah v. T7lompspn.
James ". Hustead. Farmers Bank OF
p corpora tl.Ls- l1arvGy Nv.
l5afTnar, Trustee. aud LII NJ Griffin.
s9tiEAne person., and Merchants National
BALlSg or West Virginia at EiAri1sburEs n
corporation, defendants.
iisf5 Object qf Suit.
III ~ obtain a deere against the defend
SR.Itss Isaac w SeaII1afs Josiah 6-V
Thompson and James ~. Hdistcad Tor
the SEM of Ten Thousand u 900 Dol
day OF December. 1oi 4, due from a. "a said id
defendants to tde plat rdH on a certain
prointkSnry note Tor tlle sum OF $4,000;
Bearing date the 18th day OF AuEuse5
a19l4. aud esaeented by the said setnans
5irilot1pson and Hustcad and y.able to
the order Of the p1ainti II four months
aftGr the date thereof :at1d to ENFORCE
tho payment Of said debt by process OF
sgt t<scfrnetpts against the real and per-
w. sen1ans. James II. Hustead and
Josiah W. Thompson. l an
W. "A NO II appearing from an afidarit
He'd tn.said sllit that isaac W. Sanans
James NJ Efustead and Josiah W ,r1lomp-
SOB are n6n-residents or this State.75it
" ordered they do appear within one
an1TIth from the date Of the first publ
Elton &c this order and do what Is nee
essarF TO protect their interests herein
~ '14vs1 undeT my hand This the 1st day
:, i AIDE; COLEMAN. clerk.
Counsel for Plainttff.
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ORDER or pu1L1cAr1oN..

STATE OFysTEESTi,VIR SsINIA IA ~ ...s 81
s AZ Rules held in tho ot1Ice$ OF the Clerk
Oh The CIRCUS. Court or sHarri son County,
on y, -Monday. the ]. 1'st day OF February.
| = ~ E sthe, following order was entered:
r.sllen I1sis and 5Cornsla b Bassel,
s. e OF, the "a 81 w and testa-
dnent or 7 Ohm Basel deceased, Plaintiffs
!. vs. vs. m hanoery: gsstsf69
w : a1aes e., No Barlaes Alfred y Cochran.
= ns1 Vest a, CORPORA
Lilly II Griffin. coninlittee or Sheridan
Il G 81 mn. an Iinsane person. and Nor,
en IlT, Nation al sank OF Nv est Einta
at g arksburE. cnrporatio on efendants.
~, OBJECT OF Suit.
The object OF the above STYLED suit is
to 2. Obtain On. e deeres AGAINST the defend
and Josiah. "A. Thonapso for the sum:
of t IL Ten Thousand Two and 72-1o0.
g p.002. I'D Dollars. wi tn MS ftnerest on
S5Ool.36 thereof from the y e 9th day Of
June. 1914: and with interest on the re-
manning S50G1.36 thereof from Tile 9Th
day ca y, OF q; Nay due from then, The
issor!T notes tnaYtit I: the first thereof
ZOE the sum Of $5 900 dated F.ebr,1arN go,
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The IsowndeG sAvtnEs Bank and Trust,
5oEnpany. al corposatfon. John q g.
lice q. ~ KrlEiEe IA.
faoH Robert ~. Carroll. In his Sownsrig t1f.
as Eua1ut ian OF e gar r. Beal. a minor
a1lu rs trustee OF the estate OF EsdEar
- r. sea James Es. suIlAr AAfrNd ~
eslla a. mes and saas 81.
ttony,. EdWard u. Owen. IT. II. Patton
20 30 JOSIAH Thompson rs executor
q1 me last WIN and tesstal1 OF GeofEe
e. = deceased lFarmerss National
4I5sl-fA On ssprdnknelu, Ohio a scbIpotat1on,
= esse az sliaEEes; IaIIles ~. Hnstead.
| 0n9ecf Of HJs1 " d .S
80 ne 1ect OF IN ~ 1hove styled suit
1 y 20 recover g {. ecree against tho de-
osi an " rn1ts,sson,
~ son =. ard lsaac eInaus. fpr
me sum .tof Two Tho1lsHrd C2o0O) Dol
lars ler With sEtersst thereon ct the rs:se
from from ne aeh day of 1917:
orfncipf1 sum or Two thousand C20001
l3otlals fd9fed July a. 1914. executed by
the said y ostHl Tlon1pson and Viii
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ORDEE or PuB11CAr1oM.

STATE OF WEST vIREINIA
~ ~ At lies he'd In the tfffc esnf sthe Clerk
IN !, u ~ g; oEslay the lst Felrtsary,
y 80 - 8 ne fpla ring order was entered:
vs. In Ghanrery 3 " d 2aS55sss.
4 4I 81 ot7la VI hn1npsor ler Ho4sett.
1sRsic ~. Ssenran William NJ 1liounbson
w ltiaEn Har1lsins. Farmers Bark \ of
3FIarraes. Trustee II M SGridin az
con1rnittee of sl.erttan r. Grimm. an In
ofs.EEest Virgins at ClarksburE 4 cor
porataon, Ellen 6. Davis and lCornaida
y =. Esasssel: az .executriccss the last win
The IsoEndes Savings Bank and trust
S,oziPaa1F,S e. CORPORATE on. John w. Ag-
new. Alice q. Basel. The Empire Ne
tion Robert NJ Carol ], "a In his own Right.
as Euardtan Of Edgar r. Beal. q minor
ana =. as trnEtee OF the estate OF EdgaS
Cochran, James r: Barnes Z Isaac a.
80. e y. Owen II Patton and
- 81 Ihoon1p5on. as executor Of the
F1ibbs. deceased Farmers Nattona1f III anlr
OF Springfield. OtIo "a. corpofaftion Rob
ohjoct or s1it.
The object OF the above entitIed suit
IS TO obtain 9 decree against the defend
TIrornnson and Isaac w. senlaT,s, Far
the sum Of Five Thousand $4,000 DOL
lars WI tn interest thereon at the rate of
Eth day OF January, 1sI5. due from ts1s
sara defendants to the said pialirttff
upon pe e certain negotiable proEniseory
Thousand CO o001 Dollars. dated July al.
lsl :. made by the said Josiah ". Tl1o111p-
son and William y n. Thompson and pay
se1nans six mon this after the date there
OF at the First National Bank OF Undon-
no.Wfl. PelHsylvar1i F. With interest there
on tom the maturity thereof until paid,
aL pf1e rate OF eight per centtn per an
nun, payable annual =, In aa1d by wa1dch
and William M Thnrlpson fod Mi = Esnd
seyerally promised and agreed that the
max rs. sITeties and endprsers thereof
protest and se1a1aT WaiXed dssn,aad.
and agreed to any extension OF the sn1ne
ana 1t, 20 pay al costs Of cob entlun: and
wards ana before the en- n1atnrstY '' 81 81 TIE tie
sai7se and while the same was still I'M
ipadd endorsed and delivered to the said
tdorsenle1lt and delivery . Il, The said
pfa5nttf, and at the time Of such en-
doTsef' ent and deHvery the said semans
3sikned by him waived preseBtnent for
pes,.netlt OF the same. protest and notice
e, non.Ia.Enent thereof; And the fur
the hvnent Of said debt 81 process of
chzne emit supon che real and personal
Thompson, William M Thompson ana
Isaac ". senans 81 q
And ut appearing from an .afflsnvtt
fled In said suit that Josiah ~. Thornps
William NJ. Tt1ornpsn william fIanEi ms.
James r. y Barnes, NJ ton ana
5tl11s State; II Is ordered that they 10
anpear WI thin one month from the date
sofs the first publ fcatf on OF this order
interests herein an - ~
Given under my hand this the 1st{ day.
s5Gts7T wa M f.f,Eyry.FA ~ r.1.,,
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q! ORDER ) or pua11c.Ar1oN.

sHrAnE OF WEST VIRGINIA ~.
At Hu1es held ~ d the Office Of the CLERK
ssss saIs e aa as 81 Fe SsSR
NJ ". the #foll OWING order WAS entered-
Josiah Thompso Fuller Hogsett,
Isaan W Semans. William M. Thonp-
arrneEs Bank Giarkse.lr a. ss,rs
Z Idly NJ Griffin as conllnit tee of Sherf-
y dan r.. ritfin, an insane person, Mer.
at ciarksburg ~ corporation, Ellen 81
IAatda and Cornelia B. Basel. as execu-
Estrices OF the last WI l.a1fd testament of
savings Bank and Trust Conlpany.sa cor
sppration. J ohm w grew. lice G.. Bas-
SCI the Empire natl nal Bank OF Clarks-
i burg. aacorporation. Robert n. Carroll as
Trustee of the estate OF Edgar r. Beal.
4 and Samuel e. Frork.
,s OBJECT et ths Sc a sa,s; .tvaa IN.
5ias III obtain e. decree against the defend
Josiah VI thompson. Fuller Hog
sSro ferthe e1 sum of thirty st Thous
and Nine Hundred and 5 OIL Oo Gao. e0O.50Jl
Dellars, with interest thereon from tho
said defendants to the said plaintlr
fprtneipa1 sum of q. 1raai1,t, rhcu.sara
J ana executed. by the said defendant,
#J1Hiah w. Thompson To the said Hog
set. sernaris ana " ilia1n5 81: Thonpsnn,
and payable to them one year after the
date thereof at Ihc First National Bank
OF Tnfof1tbwn. Pennsy'l vafli Ia, sIvith inter
4sse thereon From date until paid at the
Z rate OF sir per cantum per anrlIrn, pay
able semi annual Isl. and which said note
WIS endo rsed and delivered before me-
Thirty By the said HoEsctt. Senlans md
William NJ. TIL onipson to one Samuel
{ e Frptk. ana at tn Il time or making
5Baid ASST snn1ent said sendnrsers by WRIT
ing on the face Of said note aud signed
by then- waived proteAt and notice OF
protest thereof. md afterwards the said
note was endorsed AMI assigned by the.
said Samuel e. Frock to the said pallet
tff, before the maturity OF tho said note;
and while 1t was still unpaid: the in-
steFeSt on said note has been paid to
the 22nd Of July. i 914; and the further;
object OF said suit iss to enforce the pay
S1nAnt aEa1nst the real and personal es-a
tates of the sale Defendant to- 1uslati VI
sTflnnrpson, Fuller HoEse It. Isaac w.
aSennans and Wal lam NJ! T17on1pS1h
NJ And IT. appenrifE from an !. afRdar4k
BAlkds IN said suit that osinii ". Thonrp.
fon- EULER HoEsett, Isaac w. Sat7lans5
am N. ThpnnpHon and SAMUEL e.
sFsrock are snnf.rebidentA Of this EtAfAS
s. iE ordered that sthAy do appear s@Lttiifa.
@nhas sInonfh from the date or that hr1st
4puhAcation-o OF this order and do what / s5
Necessary, To- protect their Interests
III 6rein. 3s e @ FiiS;$$i sAss#sst
Given under ms hand this the 1st dag
sof February. L.. si lse5s II 5s5 i8 ss5tts
3 !! A5aE oTFafA Clerk.
sGEp: y. zoFF,H Z;
Gpnnse1 Tor 5s.
~ yHst
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loRDnR or PunI1uAE1oN..
ZOE WEST vIRGTN1AF

yE5.l
STATE OF sTvIRGINIA.5
= At At hnies held nathe. ONCE ofathe Clerk
Of Of the Circuit Court Of Harrison County.
The Peoples Savings Sank q: Of saEtn.;n,,s;
Michigan, Corporation 20
g. In Ghancery
- 8 III 81. Y: psen, EULER HpEsett
WIN saf,f sIeanz Lam thompson:
GlarksbairE corporation Harvey ~.
Inner Trustee. Lily III. GTIfiIn. q. az
COMMITTEE OF Shertd dan r. Grimm. an In
OF West Virginia at CIarksburE r. Is or
+poratdon. Ellen G. Davis and 7Gorneiia
= as eSecut rices of the last WJ II
The LoW-ndes Savings Bank and TrrI't
5GonPany -cprpnration. John w. AF-
new. Alice q Basel. The Empire Ma
Ftton- Robert M. Carroll, in his ow Il srfrht5
as guardian OF Edgar r. Real Is minor.
ana las trustee OF Z the estGte st Edxar.
saa james Sa1ass sa aRass a5 fssd z
taoby.$# Edward Il. Owen a. IS pa ttnns
3 5osaa 1s,, inc executor g ts
4tbbs. decaased. SFarmeas Nat4onai liz Ran Il.
81 sprlngneid. Ohio. d corp oaafd "a.
Maste sls ss ss ~ h s5Fss 5a5 "a
The The Henry ~. Gsas1>s,c oinpany. a corpor-
OBJECT o. SUE H
The object Of the above entMlsd s,,i&
IS to obtain q decree a.ainst the defsm si :
ants. James R. Barn s. sIosiadf1 SThon1z
son. sanuelfW- Sl1raderc and The Henry
NJ Carr Company. a congregation IA FOR
ths sum OF Six tlouHandst60 O0) &DpIlarS
With Interest tn ereon from the 22nd day
sc November. 191s due .i rom the said
certain negotiable promi sosry nota Tor
100000 Dollars. ialted NoveGfbAr ss.1is1s
executed by the defendants, BarneSg and
and payable to tho order OF
rhe sAidaShradAr$ nine flnontAiA after the.
date thereof at the First National Bank
%. su mont town, Pennsy9v ania.. with inter
est thereon from the date thereof at the
rate of SIX per centa1nl per 7annum pay
able hnnually W. md which said note was.
atlll unpaid and before fhe n 81 i1r r1isv
thereof. endorsed and delivered to- the
ds1endant. The rs Henry w. Carr CoIn-3
pany. vnho att EDWARDS and before the
maturity OF the same md WI Ile the
Faid note was ST II unrsaad endorsed and.
ssaiSif as gsts net ssad
thereof the said note hscarno due and
payable the same was presented Y and;
shown for payment at the said First
National RanlSi on ss1T Nd ontppiti, Pannsyl-
yania. payEnapt there cor WAS y then
md theras refused by each Of the above
PINNED dafsnd aHts VII erel,pon tie eaid
pay1nent tSefA0f. ali Afof ss1icii Tho Eadds
1ayetnl FendoreAfSS had due mo- fcA.E md
the furtherSo nfsthda suit IT. ~
fierce thAs rayInS nt or said "a cot ~ pro
reak at attArFna llpp on ana kalnst tiies
5s,!.l sesssl sof ferd-s
lsaEaasst Samuel dasFs ana
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oRDER e P,UB1IoAr1o1r.
I'VE or wnsT VlRG1NI.A.

STATE OF WEST VIRG1NIA.
y, s l. les he'd IN THE. of the CLERK
on "a. M o1sday. The st day Of February.
1915, the Following order was entered:
Edward L. Owen G
- osl an an ~ .Thom pson. Fuller HoEEett,
! !1Sai1c w. Senans. illian Thompson.
w MaLiam IIanlSirs. Farmers Bnnk OF
IIar1r1er. Trustee. Lily NJ Grimm. as
committee Of Sheridan r. Griffin. an In
OF West Virginia at GiarEs burg. i =. cor cor
poratdon, Ellen @. Davis ana Corneli.r
Is. EASEL. as sxecutrtces OF the last. will
The Lowndes Savings Bank ana Thu ST
Sonpany, acnrpora.tion. John w. IAg-
Row. Alice g. Basel. The Empire Ma
tiorsal Bank OF ClarksburE.s corpora
ton Robert NJ. Carroll IN his own right,
as guardian OF Edgar Zeal, q minor,
a :, as Trustee CT tsls estate Of Edgar
cochran James =. Barnes and Isaac
&; Rohy Fl. Patton. and Josiah W,
I l5 2 r as executor Of the last will
ceased. 4 ~ 5s
object OF sutt.
The object OF the above atyled suit.
is to recover decree Against the de-
fendHlrts q. Fl. Patton and Josiah v
Ihosnpson for the sum or Three Thous-
on from the 18th day OF October. 81 13,
due, from the fssadd defendarts to the
said s plaintiff upon proantssory note
October IS. 1913. executed by the said
81 Patton and payable to the order.
Or the said JnsIah& ~. Thompson one
year after the date thereof at the First
National Bank OF Uniontown, Pennsyl-
wanda, with interest from the date
thereof at the rate OF six per centun
per annnm. payable annually and wl1ich.
note the said Thompson in his own
right and purport4n& to act as executor
OF the etsatel of George T.. TIibbs, de-
ceased, endorsed to the said pfafnt1 e.
and at the sandt thine by q WRITING en-.
dorsed on said note the said T11onpsoni
waived demand and protest and notice
OF the noH-paEment and protest stt ereof: \
said debt by process Of attachment
aSaanst the real and personal estate OF
1he said Defendants, e. FL. Patton and
Josiah v. Thompson. 751 -ST{
And It appearing from an affidaVit5
Hled In said suit that ~. II. Patton and
Josiah u. Thompson are non-residents
OF this State. 1t is ordered that they do.
appear Within one month from the date
OF the first publication Of this order
and 90 What Ia necessary to protect
tn interests herein. .1
5lYsn under my hand this the LIST day
I: WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
GEO. NJ. HOFFHEIMER
Counsel Tor Plaintiff.
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oRnER OF puEErcAr1oN.

y 81 49, y F. w sSF5FVIRG1N1A.
st Rules held In the ONCE OF the Clerk
\ o @ th n$ Glrcuit COURT Of Harrison County.
s q, ! l 90 tl14 st day of Februarx,
Losades swings sl Hs4k and snde5 Tr;z
4 Company; a. coTpora lon, Plaintift,
r:s g. is IN 2 e.ha.l,cers. No.
JossiafT W. ThoTnparr1. Fuller. TIor sett
lltAIn M. Thorn anrl William FIankII1s
fEsaI11ers Bank or ClarksburE. 4 corpor-
FEHLaon. harvey w. EiArTner. Trustee Il ilys
~; Grtffins az colnnittta Of Sheridan Il
IS an IN sane person. merchants Ma
s 9s,aa sas of West Xirg1,.e at Gsrs
Z 55sofnsfta 3. Basel. AS exec utrtcps Of the
: aasl VII 5 and testament OF John Basel
q taE.ht as guardian Of Edgar II. Beal
\ 81. minor, and as Trustee Of the etssta
SO I,dEar r. Bea-l; James q s1pler Al
u. EfubF. Edward II. Owen. r.. Fl Patton
= ana Josie II Thompson as executor
ofstha lf will and teataGn emit of GeorE 5
h L. EIibbss deceased. Robert Felty, Jesse
sharps: Peoples Sayings Bank OF
ssssslnaNs, !. ~ icsi San, q corporation and
u kEarT11erst q National Bank OF SpTinEheld
Chic. a cprporatinn. ana john X d Brown
and Bnena.fT. Brown. Defendants
sss Object OF Suit.
- The Object of the above STYLED s11ft
to obtain q decree against the def 1rd-,
saats ~, SemaIls and Jalrlte nj.
s15lstsad. for the sum Of Five Thousand
A5Uunl DOLLARS principal and One ard
& 100 81 Dollars. protest fee with
anEerest on said Sums from the End day
hAlasF e pTudIl I'D upon a certain he
Kghable pToH1issory note for the prIn-
lars .c1eclited br the said 1saaS: ". Sc
mans and payable to the order of the
Baid James M. TIustead. four months
utter the date thereof. which note ~ ass
before u maturity thereof and while
sBtiH imp d. endorsed and delivered by
the said arnes NJ. Hustead to the said
plaintiff and Afterwards when the said
mote became payable according to the
tenor and effect thereof. the same was
sorAsented AND. shown for payment at til 81
caFWhfrA the same was payable and
Tefueea sb3ss the sal sennst1lt -ar1d Hus-s
tad the said note was duly protested
fo1s the encouragement thereof. and the
costs and chars eA Of said protest
amounted to One and 3I-i0O t1.3T) Dol-
sdafA. and the furth err object OF said suit
IS to enforce the payment Of the said.
debt by process Of attachment against
,ttfffk real and personal estates of the de-
ensAnts. II saaes Nv semans and James
!. a aroearin from al anzdaytt tlred
James M Hustea JtsiAh ". Thomp
Esu1ler: HoVsett. w Ham NJ Thomson.
tIlIe4ns rF1aEtlSins. Alfred T.. Cochran
SJAmaH r. Barnes. II. H. Patton. are
non-resiients#o OF this State. 1t Is ordered
That leYs do appear WI thin one month
from tho date OF the first publication.
Of this ordeE and do what .is necessary
10 nrotect tnelr Int ereatA herein
sf eiven. unda ar. my hand this the LIST day
{. WADE coFFdAc. Clerk.
RI 81. DOUGLASS
Counsel for plaintiff.