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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

OWN YOUR OWN
HOME.
Make Your Own Terms.
Sc, 000-New 6-r ON
brick, furnace heat,
4Ol5 and 4017 West
B roa d. Lots run
through and front on
F'itzhugh Ave. This
property has a splen-
did future and will
grow in value, while
you are enjoying a nice
home of your own.
S7,000-New 7-r O ON
brick, hot-Water heat,
built-in refrigerators,
oak floors, etc. 20 Au-
burn Avenue.
$7,250-Same as above,
sernidetached, Nos. Is
and "a Auburn Ave.
81 90 0 = Bungalow,
Westhalnpton; 5 rooms
and bath; no heat.
S6,500-S-room frame,
Libby Ave.
50, 50O-122 S. First St.,
Groom brick, corner.
$2,250-12O S. First, G.
room brick.
2,000-7-room frame,
large lot, 630 N. Ninth
Street.
$3,Oo0-3315 N. Henry
Street.
$50, o00-417 w. Grace
Street.
$4,000 = 1649 West
Broad Street.
S3,50O-1326 w. Cary
Street, corner; rent,
$3.50 per year.
WALTER SCHAAF,
Central National Bank
Building.
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DIsrL.A GhassltihD

by virtue of 4 certain deed of trust
uHlcu January %. 1872 and recorded
IN thc cicrk S Office of Amelia Circuit
court, IN -. -, "a. paro iS5. default
having been made In the paymeut or
a certain PORTION OF tho dcEt secured
..ht'yhy, and having bccn required by
mo beneficiary hereunder SO 10 do. j.
inc Undersigned trustee. VIII. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMEEE 90, 1922.
at II o'clock noon.
on the floor OF the Richuiond Real
Estate Exchange. - North Nsntl,
street. Richmond, Va. proceed to sell
inc following described real estate
to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel OF
lana, lying ana being ~ Leigh Dis
trict, Amelia County, Va, together
with the improvements ana StOrchonse
thereon and thereto belonging, con
tanning onc-fourth Of one acre. moro
or less, and bounded as follows. on
the cast by the Lands of l.. \. Mann
west by Stoney Point Road. r,lnninu.
fourteen yards from the west corner
OF storchousc to StOnay Point Road
thence along S;oncy Point Road for
twenty-five yards. running south ana
lhcn east twcnty-four wards 10 N,
lands or the said l.. A. Mann c;sr.
ana north, the only lruls c,,Lrnr,I
is whcrcon tho store stands.
TERMS: Cash
W. y. rN%DLEToN.
L. i. ScnMIDT. "''e''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

DIV ELLINCS-l.HrSe and medium sized
IN every section Nf c!:y; also suburban
lots. Large quantity .: line farms.
owHcrS list your farms With Us ~ uDcV.
Stead demand Virginia Rcalt! Co..
y North %.n.h stree.
HOtSE-My o!ght-rOom house. with II
acres. al sja;ipn. 10 reasonable offer
refused or rented after the first. F!cgc.
Drcwry'E iiun, Va
WANTED. 10 sell my brick residence in
Rowland PARK. ~ has rooms not
water heat. large lot. hardwood floors
and IN Arst class condition. Possession
can ID" hal any time. Address r. y.
M"Se!ry. I!aiishoro. Va.
NI'rH hCrINELH furnished room. bu:h I'D
Joining; hrrakfns, and evening dinner.
Isl? W"s, Grace. boulevard $685..
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country hoines--os acre..
S-rucp house. miles RiChInund; 10
acres rooms. near trolley. PER-:
Meadow, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Snlo SO

II ACKEs-High state OF cultivation. S.
room House. outbulldinys; all In fne
shape, miles from town. Mr.. Carter.
with Hudgins & Co. Madison 1886.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

CoLoRpp PROPERTY Eew nat. Tor rem:
on Clay Street. Apply 81 T.. Franklin
street.
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Allan, Saville & Snead, Inc,
1O8 N. Seventh Street.
Randolph 1926.

"a.
WATER POWER MILL. timber aud :ar;n
property. :i-hhfrcl capacity; building
i"NiD feet. stands Wolfe Rolls.
fnrrEn s"o.."r. SprOut Wnldron sitter,
90 'in'h stone for !nAal Success turbin"
wheel. LARGE pond, lifoot head: build
ms sni machinery IN good condition:
:! acr-s - tcgcs cleared. 500. 900 feet
IN" sin;!'er: broom dwelling. other out
bhiiIlngs. Sacrifice price. $1,000, includ-
.nE some personal property venab!a
f"rd i.ynchhurg. Virginia.
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1LCiiDhS-LEEdLS
Legal Notices


Richmond. Va. huXust ls 1917
NOTICE 10 HAHEBl GIVEN that N
Special Me-tinN OF the stockhoiders OF
The Chee.pvahe ana Ohio halfway Con,
pany hn1 been called by the Board or
Directuis OF asic Company to 10 heia
al tho principal utico Of tn Company 10
day. the 10th day of September, Isai ar
II 500 o'clock A. AZ, for the following puI-
po-s;
Gal To consider ana sct upon . n.o-
poshl to lacrosse the cump2uy..
capital stocA ~ tho addition thereto
OF stocA IN tho par amount OF s.o,-
Oyu.OVo TO be divided iI.to sVO ylo
sharos OF the par value o! IIVO eAen
40 as TO make Ihe total ui9vrl I'D par
smouht OF SUCH capita! auock sIss.-
pSv.Vgy combating u! l.btV,GyU IaA.ea
u the par ,A.ur OF jiVU each arch
'hcfesse VI uaL!ta! siOCk ~ Dc OF
such Giaaa OF c!HAsuA With such desix-
H"uuns. preferences. and Yotlng powers
or restrictlons OF Qualification, theru-
OK, A. tao a,ocnhoL1ors at Sad meet
ihs rhaH drtstmina or 1utnoTik,. and
hpcc rC9liy. without liinltuk tho k.n-
rEAIiy OF the foreSoiut. To ouuIider
anu act ulon p:opOsa! thAl tho ad-
ahl"n"l capita AtocA Is 40 tae nrat
iHetauc. prsfsrT,d sIueh. aud thst tho
sGHe, or Any gper-oi. may be co.,
N.T,.b!c int cJ:nGuVL stocx:
90 10 authorize the board OF d.
reciors of tue Company from ti;no To
time To iGsue hnu to dispose OF .ueh
AdditiOusi uSUcs Cd such terms as such
hoard may Ia the cIcrC.s. vi ia inu-
hui d!sci otion determine,
tcj To rhtify ana confirm such &C
tloD heretofore taken or author ,
" ss!u BOaTo 10 Anticipation U! sucn
oElioG oJ the biocs EJiirrA q ma, 40
suo!nI't-d TO the meeting. anu to take
ouch niaGt and f1TtLe! ACTON ia lns
premises iGctGo!u. tar Authorization
Oh any Eec.s1uTy OF ap.GupgIat,
smehGH-nt u. a!neEdiDrutt .. tn-
Charter ~ III CDiG pAUS. aA tne a,aCE.
C'!drfh "a :iG meeting may ~.
t~-Hiae. ana
,cJ Foi ;nc traiuactuu OF ,.t,
other SGslnvss - may progeny .oH.,
bti"i' t:r meeting.
F"f iHt .ggatav ": tac !4rrtI.s ne stu.s
FH"airi au"n- ISL. TO rlus-u ~ 8 l. !.
on rr'o"5 september !. !9.. NuJ s,u.4,..
S'o~'d uuuI 10 81 0n t,.dusyG.y
sc.fulihvr y 1873
rs prd-r o: the 3vhrd OF D.rrrict.
A IREsHETr
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13

Advertise. In The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
REPUBIICAN WHIsT.

A whist and pinoch1e party will be given Saturday night by the Sixth District Republican Women's club, at its rooms at the corner of Madison avenue and Charles street
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
MISS THIBAUBT GUEST
 AT SURPRISE PARTY

Miss Eva ThibauIt was the guest of honor at a delightful surpr-ae party given recently at her home B Pctf-le street. Games and dancing were en- ioyed during the evening and a buffet luncheon was served Those present
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13

sTATE OF CONNECTICUT. District
 of Bridgeport. ss. Probate Court
 January Il, 1922
 Estate of THOMAS J. YOUNGS, late of the Town of Bridgeport, in said Dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly at tested, within said time, will be debarred .F,state < v, requested to make immediate payment to
 Address 42 Stevens, St, Norwalk, r-onT A12s*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
Violet and Jenni

Agnes. Josephine, CeIina, Anna ar Eva Thibauit, Frank Dixon. Ib1rN Turp, George AIcCornbs, Maliiou Ray and Charles Thibault.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
Mrs. De Yer Warner
 Hostess at Musical

Mrs. DeVer H. Warner of Fairfield was hostess at a delightful musical held by the members of the Wednes- dav Afternoon Musical and which was a great success despite the fact that the weather was anything but pleasant The program was arrang- ed by Miss Harriet O. Burroughs and was entitled Women Composers.
 Among the members who enter tained during the afternoon were Mrs Molly Daily Ogren, Mrs. Charles Hall. Mrs Vaughan Wheeler, Mrs. George Taylor. Mrs Hal Thurman Robert Brown. ATS. Thomas Lake Mrs. Harold Yo-1 Mrs. Frank Con- ners, Miss Kathleen Keefer. Miss FL sic Conner, Miss Mary Maraffi, Mrs Harold BeckIey, Mrs. Harold Speer and Miss Harriet O. Burroughs. --'
 Mrs. H. c. Ives and Mrs. Frederick B. Grannis presided at the tea table after the program.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
CRYSTAL ITEMS.

Farming is progressing nicely in
this section of the country.
Decoration Day was observed at
Antioch May 20 with very inter.
esting program.
We are all glad to know that Au-
brey Thomas is convalescent of a
serious attack of pneumonia.
Miss Benthal is in Memphis for an
appendical operation.
Miss Clara Greene and Hill Nc
Daniel were Sunday pm. guests of
Ida Mai Thomas.
Miss Dulcie Vaught was a Thurs
day shopper in Crystal.
Misses Thee Essa Vaught,
Madge Hudson and Lorene Powell
have returned from visit to Mar
tin.
Miss Gertie Russell, of Number
Seven, was a weekend guest of Mrs.
Clarence Davis.
Miss Bremie Shapard is busying
herself with her trousseau. She ex-
poets to leave for Bloomington, ILL.,,
soon.
Misses Edythe and Ida Mai Thomas
and Dulcie Vaught are leaving soon
for Memphis, where they will enter
West Tennessee Normal We regret
very much to have them absent from
our little band, especially Sunday
school, Misses Thomas being teachers
and Miss Vaught secretary.
Second Sunday was home coming
and roll call day at Reelfoot. Many
people enjoyed great sermon.
Mr.. Jim Pinion is on the sick list.
The bellies of Crystal-Dulcie
Vaught and Ida Mai Thomas, enter
tanned new friends from st. Louis,
Mo-, Friday night at the home of
Miss Vaught.
Dewey Shapard and Eddie Roberts
called on friends near Brownsville,
KY, Sunday.
Miss Edythe Thomas was a Friday
shopper in Hickman.
Rev. White filled his appointment
1t Antioch Sunday
Miss Ina Isbell was an end-of-the-
week visitor in Protemus.
Miss Annie Martin Moore was a
sunday guest of Misses Edythe and
Istelle Mcdaniel
We were glad to see so many inter
sted in our singing Sunday after
oon. Come out again.
BROWN EYES.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
NUMBER SEVEN.

Services were held Sunday morn
ing by the children A very inter
esting program was rendered.
Foster McSpedden, who has been
in Nashville for some time, is visit
ing his parents in Number Seven.
Miss John Hornbeak, of Obion, was
the weekend guest of Miss Cecile
Olive. 3,
Mr.. Marvin Chapel and family, of
Union City, visited Sunday in the
home of Mr.. Chapels parents.
Will Carter and family, of ST.
Louis, are visitors in the home of Mr..
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
Beech Church.

All members of Beech S. S. are
urged to be present on next Sunday
at 10 o'clock. We shall begin on
time.
Lesson text, Speaking Boldly for
God" Jer. 26.
Preaching service at II o'clock by
Rev. r. L. Keathley.
Everyone cordially welcomed at ali
services.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26

consolation, a deck of cards. Mrs. D.
f. Penick won as visitors high score
box of correspondence cards and
Mr.. Penick won visiting gentlemen S,
a tie.
Mesdames Ryan, Rosser and Wy
ers were also out of town guests.
A delicious salad course was serv-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26

Jim Carter.
The strawberry supper given by
the Christian Endeavor Wednesday
night was quite success in spite of
farmers being so busy and the cool
weather.
One of our boys had the misfor
tune Sunday night to get his buggy
torn UP, being caused by runaway
horse.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
Card of Thanks.

To the many friends who were so
kind to us during the illness of Mr..
0. Dircks and the funeral services
we beg to accept our heartfelt
thanks. May the grace of God be
and abide with you.-Mrs. Dircks.
Mrs Laura Olcott, Mrs. Marion John
son, Mrs. nellie Whitley, Harry
Dircks.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
SERVICE SERUM co.

Pitman- Moore Serum, "The Leader
in the North" $1.25 per 100
Albany Serum, $1.00 per 100.
Veterinary Biologics and Remedies
of all kinds on sale.
Next door to Red Star Drug Store.
Both phones.
E. w. YoUNGBLooD, OWN,
i9-2t Manager.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26

ut is said that there are oyer $50
powerful Hobbies maintained with Of
ficers and agents in Washington for
the sole purpose Of getting their
hands into the Federal treasury In
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
Mrs. Sanders Hostess.

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. G.
Sanders entertained at bridge for her
houseguests, Mesdames Joe Ryan and
r. B. Rosser, of Jackson, Tenn, and
Mrs. Edward Wyers, of Columbus,
Ohio.
Mrs. J. D. Killion won high score,
hand painted card table numbers;
Mrs. r. c. Jackson won mahogany
wicker basket as second, and Mrs.
Nettie Penick cut as consolation a
box of talcum.
Mrs. Sanders presented each of her
guests with Coty Vanity.
At the conclusion of the after
moons entertainment delicious sal
ad course was served.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26

Mrs. Arthur Ellsworth was host
ess to the Tuesday Night Club this
week. Mrs. Fletcher Tate won a
card table cover as high score; Mrs.
inter Elan won silk sox as gentle
lens prize. Mrs. Clarence Beck cut
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26

stead of exercising rigid economy on,
behalf of the people, politicians in
Congress merely preach these virtues
while practicing the greatest profit
gacy in public expenditures.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Announcement.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. P. Adams an
nounce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Marjorie, to Mr. Jno. B. Will
liams, Texarkana, Ark, the wedding
to take place June 14th at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
Notice.

N0Clce.
The American Legion Auxiliary
pins are here. Anyone desiring one,
call on treasurer, phone 1856.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
Miss Adams Honoree.

On yesterday afternoon Miss
Louise Adams complimented her sis
Ter, Miss Marjorie, with bridge par
ty Details were too late for print
this week
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
Bridge Party.

Bridge Party.
On yesterday afternoon Mesdames
Ryan, Rosser and Wyer, who are
houseguests of Mrs. Granville San
ders, were honor guests at a bridge
party given by Mesdames Dyer and
Qualls. The same visitors were COM
plimented Wednesday night by Mrs.
Dora Herring.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.

FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
Bridge Party.

Bridge Party.
Mrs. Avrie CobIe entertains at
bridge this afternoon to compliment
Mrs. D. E. Penick, of Chicago.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
Unusual Sale,

Take care of your complexion by
wearing one of Circle No. rs garden
hats or dainty caps.
Also keep cool by using one of
their attractive fans.
Sale opens promptly at nine O'Clock
Saturday morning, May 81, at Har-
pole-Walker Furniture Co.
- -
Bridge Luncheon.
Miss Gertrude Shatz entertains to-
day with bridge luncheon at her
home in Kenton.
Three tables of bridge players
from here enjoyed Miss Shafts hos
pitality.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
The Smallpox At Hickory Grove.

The Bismarck Gasstte OF last week
says: Up to Wednesday. seven cases
OF smallpox have broken out in the
Hickory Grove nsighborhood and
there may b other eases reported
.ecn. Is all the children who attend
school there we're exposed toit. Those
who have the disease at present are
the four children OF r. N. Denton,
. child OF 4 p. Denton, 4 child OF
Harry 6haner and . child OF Nick
Zine. The disease 10 thought to have
been contracted from one OF the child.
rem attending the school on whom II
had broken out in 4 mild form. Dr..
Gale was called 10 the X. NJ. Denton
place Saturday, and after survey OF
the situation, called in Dr.. J. L.
Thurman oil Potosi, the health officer
OF Washington County. The school
has bsen closed and those having the
disease are under quarantine. Every.
thing possible 10 being done to stamp
out the disease. Mrs. X. N. Denton
stated 70 the Hasetts on Thursday
that while some OF the patients had
been very sick. they we're Al that time
ali getting along ens.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
EXEcUTRiX' NOTICE

Notice is hereby given thai letters
testameniary on the estate oi Ellie
q. Auitt. deceased. have been
granted to the undersigned By the
Probate Court OF Washington County.
Missouri. bearing date the 2lst day oi
December 1921. All persons having
ciaims againsi said sstats are ssquir.
ed 10 exhibit them to me Tor allow.
snce within six months iSo =, tho date
OF said letters. or they may b pre-.
eiuded from any benefit Of such
estase; and IL said claims 10 not 81.
hibitsd within one yess from. tns
date OF the last insertion OF the pub.
lisatiouoi this notice. they shall 10
forever barred.
JOSEPHINE Il. HuTT, Exscutrix.
Attest:
sLOvRL BRYAN,
Judge and sx.Offisio Clerk OF the
Probate Court.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
For City Offices---Spriny Election.
For Mayor,
FRANK GROOM.

Last Friday We had = call from a
Mr.. Norman, travelling salesman Tor
4 81. Louis paper house. What Mr..
Norman said about paper was Of no
special interest, except that prices
wsrsn't coming down much. but in
= little social coniab he let out that
he was = farmer as we'll A. travelling
salemAn and that he had An active
interest in the operation OF the farm
OF his deceased father at Alton, the
county seat OF Oregon County, this
state. He said that he kept herd OF
Jersey cows on the farm and had
regular and profitable business OF
shipping cream n St.Loais. and what
was more peculiarly Of interest 10 that
Alton is sixteen miles from the near.
est railroad and the cream shipments
Travelled between 200 and 500 miles
from the farm to the market. A good
gravel road connects Alton with the
shipping point Mr.. Norman said
that his home county in soil ssd to.
biographical as poets was about the
same as ours, ard that he believed
that the Ozark region could easily
rival Wisconsin in dairy prodscts q
the people here could Be induced t.
turn their atten tion to an Intelligent
development Of that industry. W,
have here the great advantage ei be,
ing 30 much nearer the great and re-
liable market that milk and cream
production could he pursued BY GU,
farmers to . greater profit than ID i.
being done by farmers a hundred
miles or more to the youth Of us.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
House May Pass Rhodes
Militia Pensisa Biz

Some progress 10 reported o.. the
bill introduced by Mr.. Rhodes, OF
Missouri, to extend the prov. sions OF
the pension act OF May IL, ljla, to the
enrolled Missouri uiiitis. and other
militia organisations OF the State
that ceopsra,,d with De military and
naval forces Of the v nited States in
suppressipK The reb .elliop.
The committee mas decided TO in.
corporate Mt b'oodes' bill with the
general pensiS.n bill. which 10 = step
forward. ID has not yet been decided
when the 'y,li will be reported 10 the
Houee, IL at all.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

paper published in said county OF
Washington. Tor tour vssks succea.
sivsly. published once . week. the
last insertion to be 81 least diteep
days before the frst day OF the next
term OF this court.
JOS. cRESSWELL,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Wssh.
ineton County. MissouH.
A uue copy from the record.
Witness my hand and seal Of the
circuit court OF Washington county
this End day OF January, 1872.
ESssi1 JOS. CREsSWELL,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Wash.
irrton County, Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
Netice OF Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested
in the estate OF Edward Hanson,
minor. that. the undersigned
guardian OF said estate, intend
to make final settlement thereof
at tha next term OF the Probate
Court OF Washington County,
Missouri, to DO begun and hold
en- in the city Of Petosi. ia said
county and state, on the second
Monday in February. 1922.
CiiAs. A. You've.
Guardian.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
Order Of Publication.
ACTION TO QUIET AND DEFINE
TITLE.

ACTION TO QUIET AND DEFINE
TITLE.
State Of Missouri. L..
OF Washington 49,
In the Circuit Court Of Washington
County, Missouri, in vacation;
David r. Ford. Plaintiff,
Archibald K. Taylor. James l.. Cir.
ardisr, Mary Louise Taylor. Grsee
G. Crews, John g. Crews. Michxel
Flynn, Caroline HuIsey, Harrison
G, Hulsey. Lewis Girsrdier, Arie
GisArdier, Frits Gapsler, Mary
Gansier, Alfonso Gspsler. Lottie
0irArdier. Henry Bolster, Rose
Bolster, Charles Girsrdier, Henry
GirArdier, Ciarrissa Flynn. Erss.
tus T. Rhynser. Catherine Rhyreer,
Christopher {. Rose, c. c. Ross
Anna n. Rose, T.. T. Rhyneer, Z.
+. Dougherty, trustee tot Bank 81
Richvoods; Bank 81 Eich~oods. a
corporation: r. II. Pierce. May
Pierce, James b. johnson. Willis ~
T.. Flynn. John Flynn, Mary c.
James, Timou A. James, NJ. NJ.
Flynn. Miunie Flynn, Frank Cor
dia. Reuben Bowers and Hannah
Bowers. defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
by his attorney. Z. &. Edgar. and
iiiss his petition and affidavit. Al!ea-
Ing. among other things, that the de-
PENDANTS. Archibald Il. Taylor, James
l.. Girsrdier. Mary Louise Taylor,
Grace l.. Crews. John q. Crews. Mi.
shasl Flynn. Caroline iiulssy. Harri'
son q. Aaissy. Losis Girsrdicr, Ari,
Girardier. Fritz Gansisr. Mary Cane.
Ter, Alfonso Gausler, Lottie Girardier,
Rose Bolster, Henry Girardier. Ciaf'
issa Flynn, Eiastns T. Rhyneer.
Catherine Rhynesr, c. q. REESE. James
Il. Johnson, william =. Flynn, lohu
Flynn, Mary c. James, 1imon A.
James. Minnie Flynn, Reuben Bow.
ere and Hannah Bowers are not resi-
idsnts OF the state OF Missonri and
that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon them In this state.
Whsrsupon IL 10 ordered by the un-
dsrsignsd clerk 81 the said Circuit
Couyt Of Washington County, Mis-
souri, In vacation. that said defend.
ants be notified by publication tina,
plaintiff has eenmeneed suit against
them In this court, the object and
general nature Of which 10 TO obtain .
decree Of this court defining the
sights. title, claims and interests Of
aif the parties hereto II and TO the
following described rssl estate, to.wit:
The vest hall OF lots one and two
Of the uosthsast quarter and the east
hall Of lot one Of the northwest quar-.
ter Of sscsion ave; also lot three Of the
northeast fractional quarter Of section
i've, oil In township tkirty-nins
aorth. sauss two east, containing In
the aggregate l62 Os acres. All said
land lying, being and sisuats in thc
Cosusy al Washington and ktass Of
Missouri.
And unless said defendants bs asd
appear 81 this court. st The merit term
thereof. 10 - bcsan asd hsid ~ the
Cosss HOUSE 10 ths city Of Pot0si, 10
said county. on the osst Aosday IN
March, 1872, and % OF bs1oss NE asst
dAy Of ssi1 sssD. answer o. plead 70
ssl1 peoitlos. ths ssns stil - taken
~ ssssssssS ssd Judgment rendered
asesslissiy.
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