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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
DAYVILLE

Mir. and Mrs. ". F. LeBelle wera In Boston to see the baseball games
 Herbert Thompson spent the week end with his mother. Mrs Almira Thompson
 William x. Burnett of Providence. R. l.. was hon for Sunday.
 Lewis Gross Of Providence is spend ing few days with Mrs. Mary Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oswald Street have returned from their wedding trip and were callers in town Friday
 Mrs Mary Josiyn Is spending this week in Boston.
 Mrs. Thomas Walsh is visiting in Providence.
 A. T. Hope spent Sunday at Potter Hill. R. l.
 Miss Mary L. Blanchard has been entertaining her aunt.
 Mrs. Addie Kennedy and her moth CT. Mrs Barnes. were in town Thurs day They formally lived here in the village and their friends gave them a hearty welcome.
 Mir. and Mrs William Way and Mrs. Angus Park were callers at Mrs. N |. Grefs's. Sunday.
 The committee of the Ladies Aid Society gave the people of the village hne treat In the concert which was given in the Columbia hall. Thursday evening by the ladies from Worcester, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. V. L. Grieg attended the big ball game in Boston Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
oNECO

Charles Branson has returned to One CO. a>is
 Mrs,~g. S. Mowry was in Moosup on Tuesday,.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gate of Providence spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Will fam L. Tillinghast.
 Charles Hess of New Jersey spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Fred Whit ford. a
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Smith were the guests Monday of Mrs. s. William Bur- dick. 1s1is
 J Smith iss working in Sterling mill.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Spaulding spent last Sunday with tkeir daughter, Mrs. Henry Frink of Yantic.
 Mrs. Doughty of Providence is wis. ttfng her sister, Mrs. Charles Spauld- ing.
 fred Holt was in Boston Tuesday for an eye test. 4- at
 Mrs Charles Spaulding was in Prov idence Thursday. she was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Doughty. Nellie Rathbun entereained friends from Washington, R. T.. Wednesday. zs The Ladies Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon. Ada Greenman was in Piainfield or Wednesday sS5s Esda i+5
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
Windhanl County
ELMVILLE
Village Has Weaving industry Coon
 Hunters Active.

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 A new industry is being started in Elmville, that of weaving rag car pets and rugs.
 T. Hanney and family or New Lon don. Mrs. and Mrs. Clinton Merrill and family of Providence were Sunday guests at the Hill Crest House. 4 Mrs. Mary Potter of the Hill Crest House is visiting her daughters in Providence.
 Ralph Rogers spent Monday in Bos-
 Charles Keegan. was a. week-end visitor with his family in Providence.
 Mrs. F'ayette Wright of sPomfret was the guest of Mrs. Clayton Wright, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Albert Evans has returned from few days visit in Worcester.
 Louis Kibbe and son have been called to Springfield by the serious illness of MT. Kibbe's mother.
 Miss Olive l.. Kent was home from Providence over Columbus Day. Mrs. James Kent is entertaining Eifsr M. Clark of Norwich.
 Elmville's famous coon hunters James Kent and William Ross, have already got nine coons. one weighing twenty pounds.
 Mrs. Mary Dwyer was a recent guest of her sister. Miss Sarah Con- way, in Putnam.
 Miss Florence Hopkins was Prov fdence visitor Thursday. Herbert Hopkins, who Is working in Providence spent the week end at his home,
 Mrs George M. Lowry of Pomfret, ME. Naples and Miss Lillian M. War ren of Putnam and Mrs. R, Ls- Kenyon enjoyed an outing at. Old Killingly pond on Wednesday. !. Mrs. Ida Place was in Worcester "Wednesday.
 Charlie Place and Frank Gabby were recent visitors at East Killingly
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
RRooKI.YN
Rev. James A. Brown Accepts caiifor.
 nia cali-F5arvest Supper.


 Mrs. William L. Tyler. now living with her daughter in East Hartford. was recent visitor in town and rented will move into it this fall.
 Rev. E. A. Blake and wife took a long motor ride Wednesday into Mas sachusetts to athe place where Mrs. Blake spent her girlhccd days. Mrs. Myra c. Burnett, now of friends in town and attended the Thursday evening prayer meeting of the Baptist church, of which her hus- band was the former pastor.
 Accepts California Gall.
 The sisters of Rev James A. Brown son of Deacon Benjamin Brown, now of Enperia. Kas., have had word from him that he has received an unsolicited call to the pastorate of the First Bap- tist church of Fullerton, Southern Cal ifprnia, and has accepted.
 Convention Delegates. k The Baptist church has appointed as delegates to the state convention to meet with the Baptist church in Mid dletown Oct. 19 and 20 the pastor Rev. George F. Genung, D. D., and Riley B. Witter and William P. Bar stow.
 Mrs. R. P. Bennett of Providence
 
 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pond William R. Thurber spent Sunday with his daughter. Grace M.. in Lowell Mass, where she is teaching.
 Mir. and Mrs. Theodore H. Pond and daughter are spending his vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond.
 James Cram, who was taken to the Day Kimball hospital for an operation Is reported as rapidly recovering. Prof. Rufus Sheldon and daughter Laura are again occupying their home here.
 Harvest Supper.
 The Brooklyn grange gave a harvest supper Tuesday night in Unitarian hal which was largely attended.
 Mrs. James Copeland and daughter Grace were recent visitors with rela- lives in Abingdon for the day
 Mrs. Frank D. Spaulding is spending a week in Providence with friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
EKONK
Local Gransers Visit Paehaug and
 Plainfield Oranges.

Plainfield Oranges.
 Mrs. Stella Kellogg, who has been visiting here nearly two weeks, re- turned to her home near Boston. Mon- day. Mir. and Mrs. G. H Gallup accompanied her as far as Providence. Rev. MT. Pease of Providence oc- cupied the pulpit here Sunday morn ing and gave an eloquent address.
 Ninety Year old Visitor.
 James Campbell and three ladies from Providence were callers here Sunday. They visited the Kennedy cemetery and the house where Mir. Campbell was born over 90 years ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Mckenzie and son Julian from Westerly were callers at P. B. Gallup's Sunday.
 The crack of the rifle is heard every day now and much game is bagged.
 ..s. Grange Visitations. Ekonk Grange visited Pachaug Grange Thursday evening of last week and Wednesday evening this week 25 Ekonk members visited Plainfleld Grange and gave the program. The first white frost appeared here Sunday night. Crops are being har- vested as fast as possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16

@ Evcrybody-at Church Sunday brought out good congregation. The pastors sermon was on the value of fellowship and communion in the whose day has dawned. The text from Luke 24:I5: And while they com munel together. Jesus Himself drew near and went with them"
 It was voted after the Sunday school session that october 24 be the date of the Sunday School rally. Margaret Slattery's program-ne, Forward Steps" is to be used and music to DO practiced this week.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting on Sunday evening at p. m-. is upon the Responsibility of our Society for the Christian Endeavor Unions. Local State and National" Ps. 135, Ia. Leader Frank Hoxsie.
 The Ladies association meets on Tuesday, Oct. Is. with Mrs. Belcher Brown from 2 until p. m.
 Mrs. James Lathrop lII.
 Mrs. James Latnrop has been i'll with the grip all the week and was unable 10 hold the Sunday school meeting ana social Thursday evening.
 Johr Hern's household goods were sold at auction Tuesday. October Picnic.
 Miss A. F. Weaver brought a party for a picnic at Miss Palmers Tuesday They came in Mrs. witter's bus and enjoyed a beautiful day.
 Miss Palmer and Miss Stewart spent two days in New London this week
 Miss Hills, Miss Grace Hills and Miss Emily Patterson of Hartford mo- tored over from Hartford Tuesday for a call at the parsonage.
 Motorsd From Norwich.
 Miss c. l.. Gilman of Norwich Town and Miss Kelly of New Haven came over from Norwich this week with Mrs. George D. Colt in her car to vIs- it old Colonial houses of which Can- terbury has several, especially the no- table one occupied and owned by the Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Hetrick. to which travellers come from far and wide
 Settling Francis Estate.
 pr. and Mrs. Clinton Hyde of Brook | ly, N. Y.. were here for several dayI last week on business connected with the settlement of Mrs. W. A. Francis estate. the bulk of which was wiIlec and his brother. The house in whicl Mrs. Francis lived was her in trust anC comes to the son. of her first husband Charles Davis, of Jewett Cay. Personal Items. Mrs. Everett E.. Brown of Pomfret and Miss Anna Smith of Worcester spent Columbus day and Sunday witl their mother. Mrs. Frances Smith. Ralph Brown was home over Sun day from Storrs college.
 Florence Exiey who is teaching fl Hebron was home for the week end. Mir and Mrs. Richmond moved thi week to South Windham where the! own several houses. Canterbury i | very sorry to lose them. Miss F. F. Miller Is a little bette but Is still seriously i'll.
 Mrs. Button of Black Hill on Sunda, | went over to see her brother, Weller | Smith who is reported seriously i'll 4 but who seems 10 be improving.
 Esther Cornei1~of Black Hill is visit ing her parents.
 Miss Annie Pitcher of East Hamp ton is visiting Mrs A. F. Leonard
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16

lad. on account of the death of his mother. She has lived here the great CT part of her life Funeral services were held at her home Thursday aft ernoon at 2 o'clock. Burial was in the family lot at Evergreen cemetery.
 In the Bay State-
 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hopton, MT. and Mrs. William Broedhead and son Wal ter, are enjoying an automobile trip 10 Massachusetts, visiting Mrs. Hop toms father. Mir. Cornell. before they return
 Mrs. John Mcdonald and son. of day.
 Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of olneyvilie. R. l.. visited friends here Sunday. where she formerly lived
 Miss Esther Cornell. of Coventry. R ', is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Cornell. at Black Hnl- Taken to Hospital.
 Edward Riley. landlord at the Gen. trel hotel. has been very III for sew eral days with an intestinal trouble. Wednesday afternoon he was taken to Worcester hospital by Erwin White head in his automobile and was ac- companied by his nephew. William Shaughnessy. who lives at the hotel.
 H. Elmer Lewis was at the Lewis cottage at Gales Ferry Wednesday to close it uo for the winter It has been rented during the summer Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hutchins who were married Tuesday morning, are on trip to the Berkshires
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
EAST THOMPSON
Quarterly Conferenee-Vernor Jensen
 Attends Resimental Reunion.

The trustees have completed shingling the M. D. parsonage.
 The Kings Daughters held their regular meeting Wednesday. the 18th Plans were made for e harvest supper. One new member was received into the circle. ya.sre
 District Superintendent c. c. Scriv- ener held the first quarterly conference Friday night at the home of Silas Jos lin. s5s4t Ss Y Attended Reunion.
 Vernon Jepson attended the reunion of his regiment Tuesday at the G. A. R. hall in Worcester, seventy-ni persons being present.
 Luther Robbins, whose wife died in June. is breaking up his home and is going to reside with his sisters at his birthplace in the east part of the town. E
 Ernest Robbins is away on business.
 Henry Robbins who has been i'll with a cold, is able to be ont again.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mir and Mrs. C.. W. Bowen have re- turned from a motor trip. sfl.t q
 Senexet grange met last wednes- day when the programme was in charge of the three Graces. Refresh- ments were served and a social hour enjoyed. s ss,ss.ss Mrs. Belle Young has a friend. visit ing her from the West
 Mrs. Flynn of Norwich is visiting Mrs. George Young.
 Mrs. Henry Young is spending few days in New York. S
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
WESTMINSTER

Preparations are being made at the parsonage for the new minister, Rev. T. E. Davis.
 The LadiesSAid society did not meet Tuesday on account of the rain.
 The bones that were found in the ruins of the barn on the Pike farm were not those of George Dewing, as hezhas been in Westminster since the fire. Nothing definite has been report ed xby the cor oners yet. <
 squash weighing 40 pounds was stolen from the porch of MF. Linnell receHtfy. M
 L.: T6nneison of lapleshade
 The Ecclesiastical society met and voted to shingi the parsonage
 Charles Learned. recently employed ing Ansonia, Is spending a few days with his rarent s
 Fred Green caught three coons re-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
WINDHAM
Mir. and Mir. GuiIford Smith Close Summer Home-Post Office Being Wired for Lights.

There was a good attendance at the auction at the William Swift house Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs W. S. Kelsey and Miss Elizabeth Kelsey of Boston are in town.
 Mrs. Crockett of Troy. N. Y, is e guest at A. H. Anderson's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Guilford Smith have closed their sumner home here and re- turned to South Windham.
 Mrs. Ada Larrabee Is spending a week in Groton.
 Mrs. Horher Wood and son Francis, spent Sunday in Willimantic.
 The Woman's Missionary society met Friday with Mrs. George Cook and Miss Emma Larrabee. at the home of the latter.
 At the Inn.
 Mrs. Isabella Thomas and Mrs E. w. Johnson have returned from Glou- cester, and are at the Inn for a few weeks. Frank Edward Johnson of Washington has been spending the week with them.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Harris and Windham Sunday. and called on Mrs. Harris sister, Mrs. Clayton Fowne.
 Sang at Church.
 Miss Wayne Palmer returned to Hartford. after spending a week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w Palmer. Miss Palmer sang two solos at the Congregational church las. Sunday morning, which were much enjoyed.
 Mrs Bessie Maynard woodnlan o1 Waterford is visiting Miss Josephine Keeney.
 The post office is wired for electric ity
 Miss Bertha w Viall of Providence who has been spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Clayton Towne motored home last week Mrs. M. A. Bolande of Franklin was the guest of her sisters, Mrs. H. C Hatch and the Misses Johnson, Wed nesday. Could Not Get Seats. H. c. Lathop and son Keeney wen, to Boston Tuesday. hoping to attenC the big ball game but were disap. l pointed as they were unable to get I seats.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
PACKER

School was closed Friday afternoon ,n account of the teachers meeting at Westchester.
 Thomas J. Brown visited relatives in New London Saturday
 Marjorie Laudry spent the week end with friends sir, Norwich. E
 Mir Barre of NIentviiIe has recently moved into one of the mill houses
 Mss Potter Eisited school here On Wednesday - E 2 s.s.
 Ms Rriggs ana family spent sunday with eTrs. Emma Howe.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
WARRENyfLLE

Judge o. o. Baker and party of friends captured a fine IS pound coon Monday night.
 Several from here attended Stafford lirs s.ssi sS ! Y asl ssffsi
 Mrs Lewis Durand and son of South bridge, Mass, are visiting the form er's mother. Mrs. o. Cushman.
 Emma Church of Tower Hill spent Wednesday with Eva Lawton
 Mrs Caroline Lawton of Springfield, Mass, is the guest of her son, Mar shaH Lawton. -
 Mrs John Scarborough of westford FaE a recent visitor at E. L. James.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
POMFRET CENTER
Public Schools Topic of Interestinc
 Grange Meeting.

A. T. Grosvenor was in Hartford on Monday.
 Mrs. E. E. Brown spent last week With Miss Mary E.. Averill in Marble
 Jos, Scott spent Saturday in wor- cester.
 Miss Isabel Rogers has returned to her home from q. visit in Boston The council of the Boy Scouts met Thursday with Admiral, Goodrich.
 Quite a number from this section attended, Stafferd fair.
 Wolf Den grange held very inter est1ng meeting. The topic was, Our Public Schools. State Supervisor Frank " Clapp gave a most interest
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16

Mrs. Sarah J. Sumner of winimantIc has been the guest for a week of W. S Warren and family and Mrs. Mary L.
 Waited Old Home Town.
 James NJ Carpenter of New Britain recently visited his native town here, and where he passed his boyhood dave He was guest of his cousins, MT. and Mrs. D. P. Carpenter and O. B. Car penter's families. He also visited and Woodstock, his former home. He was In South Woodstock, Abingdon, Pom fret, Willimartic and Hartford before his return home.
 Enjoyed Hunting.
 Charles S. Johnson of New Haven spent Sunday with his mother and enjoyed hunting for two days. forN time. She Is improving in health. s
 Mrs. J. B. King and sister. Miss Mary Vose. will go this week to their new home in Hopkinton. Mass. That was former home of theirs. They have greatly missed. Judge J. NJ. Tatem will take them to Hopkinton in his au- tomobile. Their furniture has already been transported by autotruck.
 Oliver Bartlett and his aunt. Miss Rebecca Walker, of aDnielson. have | bCGh 6NCSNS IGNChlAy OL MT anu 41ES Fiery Bartlett
 Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Perry of the Yetter hill are entertaining the for mer's sister. Mrs. Nunn. of Newark x. J. -tf, Charles W. Clark was recently elect ed town clerk and treasurer by the re- i publicans t MT. and Mrs. William Keene and sis | ter. Miss Christina Curtis. spent Sun- day with their parents, MT. and Mrs | S. ID. Curtis, of Ashford. John Ethridse of Westerly. R. l. | spent Sunday with his family here. r James B. Bouck and family of New York have been at their summer home here for few days.
 At Stafford Fair.
 Judge J. M. Tatem. William s. War ren. F. Dana Keith, Charles D. Tatem Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Bowen, MT. and Mrs. William Keene and Miss Christins Curtis were among the number wA attended Stafford fair Wednesday. Rev. J. E. King went to Hopkintor Monday to arrange his tenement. Mrs. Ellen Ballou and Mrs. Fred A Bowen visited in East Thompson last week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
WOODSTOCK
Harvest suppsr-coIoniaI Evening of
 Missionary Society.

The harvest supper last Friday ev- ening called out a large number and S1I was added to the plano fund.
 F. W. Barber conducted service at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Harry Child was guest at Valley side over Sunday.
 la Colonial Costume.
 The Ladies Missionary society held Colonial meeting with Mrs. l.. R. Southworth, at Arnold's inn. Wednes- day afternoon. Many of the ladies were dressed in Colonial costume.
 NIT. and Mrs. w. A. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. George c. Spalding at- tended. the Stafford fair Wednesday. Dwight Burrett of Detroit. Mich. has been the guest of William H. Lester. An upright piano has been purchas- ed for use in the Congregational chap
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
EAST WOODSTOCK
Needing of sNaissionary soeiety-ciub
 to Give Farce.

The meeting of the Woman's board of the Day Kimbaii hospital Wood stock branch. Is to be held Thursday. October 4th, with Mrs. George Samp- son, at Woodstocsk Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Rice. of Barre, and Mfr. and Mrs. George E. Moore of Worcester, called on friends here Sum- day.
 Missionary Meeting.
 The first missionary meeting of the season was held Wednesday afternoon with Miss Nellie Pratt. the attendance being 34. The program was fin charge of Mrs. J. M- Paine. who was assisted by Mrs Bixhy and Mrs Linderman. Topic. In Europe and Egypt. sBesin- ming iT India from The Kings High way, the text books for the year were read. Mrs. F. T.. Thayer of Dudley gave a very Interesting talk on the summer school at Ncrthheld. where she spent several days as chaperpns at
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Lloyd Phillips, Fred L.. Hyde. and William Tator's hired man each shot a deer fast week Thursday 3t.s.s Y Mrs. T.s,J.4 Barber was the guest of Mrs Lucy Fuller and Mrs Jane Bar rows at Norwich last week Thursday E Nathan JsRepps has sold his farm to Thomas Mish. N. .
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16

Twenty seventh Anniversr~ Of Chris tin Mission Chapel 10 Be Observed.
 The twenty-seventh anniversary of the dedication of the Christian Mission chapel at South Chaplin will be ob- served with public exercises at the chapel Sunday afternoon at 230. Rev Walter F. Lanphear of Hartford and William IT. Hall of West Hartford are expected to make addresses. A we'll attended Sunday school has been maintained during the years since the chapel was dedicated. a mid week prayer meeting was kept up for a number of years and preaching ser vices are occasionally held by difrer- ent ministers. who have drawn out good numbers to hear the gospel mes sage.
 Dr. Ed Harvey and Mrs. Harvey. of Long Island. lave visited of late at Albert l.. Church's
 The Ladies Aid society met wed- nesday with Mrs. Justin B. Holt.
 undersoes operatien.
 Robert Lee, son of William J. Lee, who Is at St Joseph's hospital Wn- limantic. was operafed on Tuesday for appendicitis and Is doing well
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
New London County CAMPBELL E MILLS

Robert Dixcr shot four eoons in one day recently.
 Supervisor Young held a teachezs meeting at the WylSe school house on Monday. Five teaAters were present.
 Mir. and M rs. H. M. { Wilcox are en- tertaining MT. Wilcox's sister, Mrs. HRrrison Brown of Exeter, R. l.
 CharfEBAA. Baketsands Thomas Lewis are doing rarpent ter4ng for John @ E. Tanner at Ekp9i
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
CLARKS CORNERS

County Agent Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy were in town Friday.
 Miss M. S. Potter of Woodstock. as- sistant supervisor, visited the school this week. --a. ..s
 Mir. and Mrs Wallace N. Jewett visited friends in Mansfield recently.
 Friday evening the granse presented Mss Viola F. Jewett a tea ball in honor of her approaching marriage
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16

ling address. Patrons present were ask ed to describe the first school house they ever attended, which proved a novel feature.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mr, and Mrs. \. F. Renier of Prov idence and their niece. Miss Margaret Richardson of Manton. spent the week at Allen w Kenyon's as dld also DT. Randall and wife of Providence
 Elmer Goss has been working for Byron Bates the past week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16

Camp Aloha Tea and a social hour followed.
 To Give Farce.
 At the meeting of the Community club next Monday evening. which is public. a farce. No Men Wanted. will be a feature of the program The cast follows: Elizabeth Rawley .... Ruth Witter Isabelle Granger ......- Clara Eddy Girl Bachelors Pynnella Abercrombie. their maid
 .... Mrs A. H. Hibbard
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16

With some people the presence Of a cat in the room induces an attack of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
CANTERBURY GREEN

at Church Sunday Proves sueeess-Norsieh Visitors to Co., IoniaI Heuses-Franeis' Estate Being Settled
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16

When the shrin voice of q peacock 10 heard. . change of weather is prco- able
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
ASHFORD
Rev. J. B. King Moving to New Pas-
 torate-Personal Items.

Mrs. Sarah J. Sumner of winimantlc has been the guest for a week of W. s. Warren and family and Mrs. Mary l. Warren
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
CHAPLIN

Twenty seventh AnniVersr- of Chris. tin Mission Chapel 10 Be Observed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-06
NOTICE

Is Hereb, Given That by virtue of the d, cree of the Nevada County Chaneery Court maGe snd rendered at it's June Term A. D. 1915 in a eer- tain cause therein pending, wherein Louis Sackie et al were plaintiffs, and Isaac Christopher Jr was defendant. that the undersigned as cotnrnis- soner of said court. will Saturday the lAti day of September, iyi5 sell the following described real estate r Nevada County. ArksnSas ta-te.t; Al the right. title and iatt,est of the dcfend- ant in and 70 West half tw l-2l nf the Southwest quarter tsH I.0 Of Section seven t71 towEship ees en tIib South. Range twenty t20l West con taining 50 or less. at public auction at he North door of the court house n Prescott Nevada County. Arkansas.
 TERMS OF SALE.
 Said sale Uill be made on credit of three months ard the purchaser will be required to give security to be approved by the commissioner for the purcha price bearing interest at the rate of ten ilGl per cent per annum from date of aale un- til pa IL
 Sa;a ss.r is made to satisfy as far as it will decree fo closure of deed of trust.
 c. C. Calhoun.
 Commissioner August 2nd. 1915 s-6-4.