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VOL. V.
LOMSBURG, N. C, FRIDAY, JULY, 11, 1876.
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Churctt Directory,
Mktiiodist CncRCH. Rev. F. L.
Rcld, Pastor. Fervices every Sabbath
at U A. M. and 7 . P. M.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday"
at 7 P. M.
Communion service the Second
Sniidiiv in each month at 11 A. M.
Fteward's meeting Monday night
ntter the second babbath in each
month.
Sabbath frhool every Sabbath at
So'cVck P. M.
St. Pauls Episcopal Chdrch.
Rev. E . Dolloway, TWtor.
Services on the llrst and third Sun
day in each month, morning and
afternoon.
Holy Communion monthly on first
Sunda?.
Sunday school every Sunday morn
Ing at 9 o'clock:
Professiona Cards
TLtYi QZh. B;QUn.4 Sfcrl. bahja dress , get soiled against the
wheel of the perambulator, and
BY HF.LT.N FORREST CRAVES.
Miss Alicia shook her for answer-
"No'' without the regulation
am" tacked on to it. And to
cap the climax, Jry hart to go to
oed without her supper because the
'What's in a name?" says the
great delineator of human passions
and griefs, but it is our theory that baby chanced to be cross, and Mrs.
there is often a deep significance in Rickcrsteth had to rock it to clcep
. .i
'a name And when Ivy Hazard's herself, instead of .shirking the
parents called her by the name of duty cn the bound girl as usual.
the sweet clinging vine, they little At eleven o'clock, when all the
dreamed howr inappropriate il woul 1 1 house was still, Tvy crept down the
DAVIS & COOKE.
ATT'YS and COUNSELLORS at LAW
LOUIS1JURO. FIIANKLIS CO. IvC.
Will attend the Coartaof Nash.Frai !
lin, Uranville, Warren,Hnd Wake Cui)
tts, h!ho the Supreme Court t Noith
Carol i iiii and the U. S.
eventually be.
They died sudden and violent
deaths, and left her to the mercies
of the cruel world. -
And Ivy, changing from one care
less and indifferent hand to another,
finally found herself "bound" to
Mrs-Blaekcrsteth.
;Only a bound girl " paid Mrs.
Conway, scornfully. "Louisa and
Adelaide, you know you're not to
sneak' when vou meet her in the
sneers wiui -Mrs. liiacKersieui s
baby!"
"But ma, she's a nice girl," said
stairs and out at the iron't door,
closing it .,- softlv behind her as she
went.
"For I won't lie a bound girl any
longer," Ivy told herself.
She wandered through the lonely
streets until she was tired, and then
curled up on a comfortable door
mat inside of a vestibule to go to
sleep. And there Mrs. Frenchley
nearly stumbled over her when she
came home from a party at two
o'clock in the morning, in her white
silk opera cloak and diamonds."
"What the duse is it? A doer?"
'she's very pretty, I
I could bo pretty if I
maliciouls;
dare say.
painted?"
"Hold, your longue!" cried Er
nest, savagely. "Paint, indeed !-
Why, you can see the color come
and go in her cheeks as she talks !
She is the loveliest girl in Rome
ay, and the whole world beside.
Louisa tittered faintly.
"I do believe our Ernest ha3 fal
len' in love with General French
ley's daughter she said .
Love, like all other tropical
plants, thrives in the languid glow
A. TRUE STORY.
ler mother u tjedj aoj tick!, l ot
aba know do Want. Tha "roor out.
One cold day in Wintv a Ud stood can'' "is her rorrorL ' tfoblv W lu-
at the outer door of a cottage in ; Scot- m the trust reposed in him.
land.. Tlie ow had been fallinff verr I vw . i w.- r.
fast, and tb poor Loj.luokcd very rake me'J'the tord Vdl itU me trp
aud hungry. , , . 7 Statdard.Z'r. ' " '
3Iayn 1 1 fay ma'atn? 1 uid to
To thcYorklns'lass.
He em famitbctapoTQXvtnijiikk
yo can euk&vtr) Urge pay,,! yoor
un iciiiirr nuoui ult( tway
from home'eter tifirbf. 1 A
t mtrtry tvn a ad coan'y . t utas
1 : 1 r v r .
the woman who had opened ' the 1 door.
4 1 11 work, cut wood go for watej, and
do all your erracdk" ; '
t4You tnay come in at any rate, un
til my hiuband oomea home' the wo-
man said. "There, git down by the
fire; you look perishing with the colJ;''
nriiUXl.1.i. ,ff 'a-i- obcntr f-r The CVn'cnnul Rirord.
. - tbcltrrtn poblicaUoa tn ih4 UaW
miiuainuiun. q,.... ' i n .... . .
ly lllaatra!'; Tcrcai oar 1 ter ttar.
not C ) its.
Circuit and
N-. 7 -tf
W. H. SPENCER.
ATTORNEY.
AT LAW,
Louisa, "ami she plays jackstones sleepily demanded (Jcneral Freneh-
beautifullv!" lev
And T'nclc Tiewis says she's' got
eyes like a ga-ga-" began Adelaide.
"(Jazelle," promptly put in her
younger sister.
"I can't help that,' said Mrs.
Conway; "she's a
mere
9"
menial!1
On Nash
OFFICE,
Street, over
Brick Store.
Hawkins"
LOUISBURG N. C.
U. r. m'l.LoCK JK. T. T. MITCHELL.
Bullock & Mitchell,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
F HANK LINT ON, N. C.
Will practice in the courts of the Oth
j ulicial district.
Prompt attention piven tn the coIIpc..
tion of claims. No 50 tf
:h:it that, mamma.'" (iiiestion-
53 53
PETERSBURG Va,
E. ltllMTEU.
Watclunakcr and Jew
eler. VISE Watrlios Mini .lowclry of the bes
M mut;cUv mul at w liw.t p H-ex.
All woik porfonully attrudfd t and war
ranteil. '',-.
ll 53 Sycamore St., Peterbmg, s
Whitelaw & Crowder,
Marble & Stong
"W O E E S ,
Corner Fayettev'lle and Daln Streetfi.
OPPOSITE THE
YARBOROUGH HOUSE;
Raleigh. N- C.
Orders Solicited. "a
;OOaEIEE
JOB OFFICE.
We have RfMed to our stock a pplcn
did JOB PRESS, with au tkpant
n lection of type of h Utt-st gtjks,
and we are now prepared to do
TOT? TWYTOIT.
in the neatest and best manner.
S vou need not eend yonr IOB
V.'ORK N irth, for we will do it iust as
well and cheap 60 you can get it elsewhere.
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
ed Louisa.
1 'Goosey ! not f o know, what me -uial
means !''' shouted Master Er
nest Conway. "It means to work
for vour livii!! Iw Ilazaid wor-ks
lor hers. She washes dishes and
scrubs down the steps, and wrings
out the clothes on w&shing day
That's menial P
"Oh!"' said Louisa, dubiously.
"But she's a great, deal prettier
than either of you girls," went on
Ernest, cracking hazel nuts between
his teeth. "She's as straight as an
arrow, and her voice isn't squeaky
like Loo's, nor her nose ptig like
AddjV! I like Ivy.'
"She doesn't like you though!"
said Adelaide, viciously. "She
says you are a mean, ugl, mis
chievous lout !'"
"Docs she?" said Ernest, some
what discomfited. "I'll pay her
out for that!"
So the next day, when Ivy Haz
ard was out trundling Mrs. Ricker-
stcth's baby, in its secondhand
perambulator, Master Conway af
fixed to her shabby blue shawl a
placard inscribed "Bound Girl !'
' -Aint that jolly ?" quoth Ernest,
hugging himself with delight.
"Won't she benhad when she finds
it out? the hateful, stuck-up puss!'
Meanwhile poor little Ivy peram
bulated on. unconscious of the
u irth and wonderment she was ex
citing on all sides, until she was
forced to a knowledge of it.
"What are you all laughing at?
Why are they all following me?'
asked -flic, stopping shot t at. once.
And then, tearing off her shawl
she saw the. obnoxious label.
il'li.il!il this?' sln (Vmnndcd
with flushing cheeks and fire-darl-
Itiit eves.
''It was I !'" said Ernest Conway,
defiantly. "You ore a bound girl,
aren't you!" 1
' I-y- plucked off the placard and
llurg it into the gutter.
'.'Ell never forgive you for this,
Ernest Conway!' she panttd.
'never!'
'!As if I cared whether you did
or not!' declared Ernest, contemp
tuously. "I don't associate with
servants, any how !'
And he walked coolly off w hist
ling,, with hi hands in his pocket:
Ivy stood looking after him, with
a sense of bit ter injustice swelling
ucr heart" and filling her eyes.
"No;" it's . a child, responcd nis
astonished wife.
"Call the police,"' suggested the
general.
"G!i. no, I would'nt do that.
Let's take her in and give her
something to caf ."
Mrs. Frenchley was chihlless and
soft-hearted the general was too
lazy to object much when his wife
seriously insisted, and Ivy was very
pretty so that the chance inp in
the vestibule was the fortunate cir
cumstance that led to a new life.
Ivy Hazard was a 'bound girl !'
no longer. Mrs. General French
ley had something besides a tan
terrier and a gray African parrot
to interest her mind at last.
be his wife.
"I'll think of it,' said Miss French-
ley, coyly and evasively.
"No but Ivy I may call you
Ivy?'
"Well, yes, I've no objection to
that.f-
"l knew an ivy once, years ago
of a southern sky and it was jrst and she drew chair up tot he irannett
six week3 after their introduction corner; then, suspiciously glancing at
that Mr. Conway frankly told Miss the boy from the corncra of her ycn,
Frenchley that he couldn't think of she continued setting the table for sop-
existing any longer unless she coold per. '.':
Presently came the rap of hcaty
boot?, and the door was STrung oicn
with a quick jerk, and the husband en
tered, wearitd with his day's work. 1
A look ol intelligence parsed between
his wife and himself. He hnd locked
at the boy, but did not seem very well
pleased; he nevertheless made him
a wild little elf of a child,' began J come to the table, and was glad to s-e
how heartily lie ate his guppcr.
Day afte day pa-ssed, and yet the
the boy Ixed to be kept "until to
morrow," ho thy good cm) pic, after due
consideration, concluded that, rs long
as he was 6uth a good boy, and worked
so willingly, they would keep him. '
One day, in the middle of winter, a
peddler, who often tr.ded at the cot
tape, called, and after disposing of
some of his goods, w p.cpariug to
go, wiitn i-'aid 10 tho woman:
'You have a boy out splitting wood,
I sc-e," ptintiug to the yard.
"Yis; do you know Juiai?
'I have seen him;" replied the ped
dler.
"Where? Who ii he? What
A is for Avery, ufe hi hit prison ".
R U for Uxbock, who, fclujuU e in
; - hi",
C U for Colfa MohJJlci's 9h mo.
U is . PelaiKJ, who. f wludled thn ..ed .
I K ia for "Emuia,' 00 Kneland un
F Is Fort Sill, that poor Belknap"
ex-
"Oh, I wish I wasn't poor.
CARDS,
Ac.
wish I wasn't a lx)und girl," she
sobbed, nearly overturning Mrs.
Rlackstcth's baby into the gutter in
the vehemence, of her distress.
Mrs." Blackersteth boxed her cars
when she got home foi letting the
Sunset in Rome, with the grand
Campagna bathed in mellow amber
glories, and the dome of St. Peter's
rising like a dream of beauty out
of the sea of golden haze. And
I vy, dressed in blue silk and sap
phires,, with myosotis bbssoms
braided in the auburn gold of her
hair, sat at the hotel window watch
inr the glory of the serenely perish
ing clay.
''Come, Ivy," sounded the voice
of Mrs. Frenchley, grown round
and obese, and glittering more
gorgeously than ever in her. dia
monds: 'aren't you going to the
evening service at St. Peter's?
The Conwavs from New York are
to be there."
"A re .they?'
Ivv smiled to herself as she rrse
up and yawned a pearl display
ing little yawn.
: .4,But, mamma, these perpetual
masses, and vespers, aud saints'
days, are a great bore.'
"My dear Ivy! vhen 3011 are so
wild about a bit of rock or a trail
vine." "Th.l's just it, mamnia.x I am a
worshiper at nature's great altar,
but art wearies me. Neverthe
less, w here is my bat? Yes, mam
ma, I'm ready.'
The Conwavs were early. Louisa
looked up as the party from the
Hotel d'ltalia entered.
""Mamma," jdie whispered, 'there
comes General Frenchley and his
wife."
"With the prettiest girl lever
saw ' cnthusiasticallv declared Er
nest Conway. "Is that the lovely
daughter with the queer name ? I
never knew but one Ivy before.and
that was Ivy Hazard, the odd little
creature that used to wheel Mrs.
Bickersteth's baby about. Ikm't
you remember, her, Loo ?"
" Hush-sh-sh !" checked Mrs.
Conway. "Yes, she is pretty.
I The Conwav familv met the
Frenchley 3 at a reception at the
house of a Roman banker that same
evening. Miss Frcncblcy, still in
blue silk and sapphires, won Er
nest's heart, as it were, by storm !
"Oh. ves," said Miss Lou, a little
Ernest.
"Who vowed she never would
forgive you, because you pinned a
plain truth on the back of her
shawl ?'
Ernest stared.
"Yes, but how did you know ?'
''Because it was I!' answered
Ivy, quietly.
You!'
'Didn t vou know that l was
only Mrs. Frenchley's adopted
daughter? 1 recognized vou, Er
nest Conway, when first I saw you,
lor vou Know 1 used to Hate vou
desperately '
'Do you now, Iv?'
"Not quite so badly, perhaps,
but'
"I won't wait!' said Ernest,
positively. "Now that. I have dis
covered we arc such oi l friends, I
insist upon knowing a once wheth
er vou will lc mv wife or not !
"But"
"There arc no buts,' said Ernest,
securing the little white hand, all
sparkling with its pearl and sap
phire rings. "It is yes or no!'
'"Would jou wed one who was
ence a 'bound giil?'
"I would make you a 'bound
girl over again, dearest, fcr life
this time, with myscli in the place
of Mrs. Rickersteth.'
"Yes, then if you will insist on
having an ansivcr ' owned Ivj
And the indentures were sealed
ike rvecbfu ) total to wfcitetrr U
ol totrmi coAote'ea With tie Crates
n'ai -jtt. '1M rav- JCxhiUftoar
tail. i.irjlxdj vast it. Tb wbol
people feci Rrrtt Intcrrtt In tfctirCcrca.
trjCiMcuDial liuUdy, tad waatta
know, all about, it. An eVgaol pairi
one cryon'd'awir5 premium' pvctor
Is prevented free to each aUWrtUf. It
UestiOcd. , Via. r ebr4c f tV
Oae IIuQ-lredtti Qojvrary rf tbt la
dependence ui taeTdtM Statia.0
n. r V. i' H . . 4 ' I 7 vufHU
kj is ior urrr.i ido u pnui to kcxtcn. I u-em a auvccaaVacai, lor bnt aow
II is for Ilamnirton. cxbcrC In' Mf. V' W 0il rc,.nr nP hondrcd c
T t.. f, T 1i-'..4.f n t- . 1 I . j vow-rrsT,.
m. w iui iuKiaUu iiujr. 1 Lerc Xaera to oa bawacM that will
J U for Joycewhol-a icodiiog,. did PJ .It'ia.-aireaeot. Wa ktva
- ! L ' 1 ntny cfoia woo are ccikiof aa Mh
Morton. : M - f j
L was the Landaulet for WillLma lo
sjort on
M is ior Marsh, who to process h wn-
N w fjr No ono Lut Rmtow, th
honest.
O is tot- Orvil,
brother.- , . 1
the grbct
with a wedding ring.
"A jail bird;' and then the peddler
vung his pack ovor his shoulder.
"That boy. young as he looks, I saw in
court myself, and heard him sentenced
'ten month..' You'd do' well to look
carefully after htm."
Oh! there was 50inethinx .o dread
ful in the word "jail." The poor wo
man trembled as idie laid away the
things f:ho had bought of the peddler;
nor could she be easy till she called the
Lwun
! .
P ia for Picrrepont; convictions to
smother. ;.;!
Q is the Qacftions that no ono didm
ax.
R is the Responses that ket-p out the
S is for Shepherd, his riiilut. a;
- panders. t . .1 j V "
T aic the tax payers, wl.05c money be
squander.
U is for Ulysses that stands by these
fricLds.
V Ls the Villainies that hi djfcnls.
W are the Witnesses hunted with
vigilenee.
X is the 'Nominations which ht xnyt
silence.
Y is the Yell from the nation : that
nngs.
Z is the Zeal for a new state of things.
rz TOM1' vi r yttm a
tra. Srad f.r cur circuurf, trrtaa,
and saple copy papr hlch art
ent tree to ill hoapj;do ittedat.
C-fnje rntSt Irrt to tloe whad-
'ki.194tiAr ioc.ad tlauikra'afk
th vrrv bcst.o! aecntt- AJ jimi.
1 UK CKKtfcN'MAL 'TtECOKD
Portlaad. Uot.
IiltlifiiaHKricr Court.
CotrfpJilfit
Pftlntirt ) CorfpJi
V For
Defd't. ) Divoro
Few men have exprc?sed In more
boy in aud assured him that she knew exquisite language than Atacjulcy
that dark part of his history. the affection which every good mau
Ashamed and distressed, the boy feels for hii mother: , t
hung down his head. lib checks . "Make much of it wbile.yet you
sceuied bursting with the hot blood, have that most preckms of ail good
and his lip quivered. gifts a loving mother. Read the
"Well, he muttered, his fame Hnlathomcd love of tboeo eyes; the g StVGIlS & Oo
shaking "there's no use in my tryin? Mod anxiety of that tono and lonk tt U
to do better: everybody hates and ds however sight your pain. ,:In of-
ter-lilc you may have friends; fond,
ToirMtmnfc Plalatifl
Against
.Miuy irame iei i 1. J Divorce.
It appearing lo tbt fttufactln of
t Coot t V 1 -t3rry Dr.
frndtnt aNe ntmed, cacnot "aUr
due dfVijace k foaod wttbia tha
Su.te ol iorth Ciolioa: It it :hera
for, rrdrred, tl.tt putiicaUcwi cf iba
turamoDS in ttiit casaa, be rnd la th
Franklin Cor a 1 an, a oewirarxr pab
lihl in the town if LocUlarg,onc
a cek ! r ait wki iccteaivelr,
corsruinding tbe detcodtat 1(111
Ilrama to appear Ufure tl Joda of
the fcopenrr. C-oort at a Court to t
Ijfld for li e County of Praoklia at taa
Court ia Isoibarg oa ib4ta
Mondftj allrr tbe 2ud Moaday ia
August 1876, thin and tbrra to aa-iwt-r
tha coatpWiota. a copy of which
will b filed ia iba v&cm ol tA Clerk
of ttid Court within tbe tirea first
ilaya til 'aild letm,tori Jt tb aaid ot
ffodaot ,tak notice Ibat nalcaa ib
appears and ai.tweri said coroplaiat
at said let in, tbe Plaintiff ill apply
:. tl e C01 at f tb4 relief demaadad
in tl.e CotnpWiat.
Cllten under tnj band and tbe seal
ot faid C"irt tbe S3J day ol Jane
A. D. 18T6." " 4 "
V. K. DAVIS,
Clerk iscperioi" Court.
, . Fraiikiia Co., K. C
Shed no muleteers for me. "C.
H. Rristow.
The game is played out Poker
Bob Schenck.
Stand by our post .tradcrshiri
Teat d'armee. Belknap.
I am glad that I die young. It
would be a terrible thing to grow
old and sinful. - Williams.
Mv son never write letters.
Picrrepont.
This is not suicide, but assasina
tion. John R. Henderson.
If I'had only been born twins I
could have made just twice as
mnch -Orvil L. (irant.
Some love to roam o?r the dark
sea foam, but as for me, give me a
worm-eaten hull in a snug harlxr
-IU)lcscru
Don't weep for me. I'm glad to
get out of the wilderces?, Meet
me on the happy hunting grounds
Delano.
Tell B. Rutlcr I died happy, by
speeial request. R. II Dana.
Look i.ot on the 'still when it is
crooked. John McDonald.
They sry the streets of the New
Jerusalem are pared. with gold. J
want to go. Boss Shepeni.
Who would Lave thought that
cold tongue would kill a man ?
Jabbering Jim Blaine.
Thi3 is a sacred thing. Deacon
McKee.
A tanner won 1 last you more
than eight vears. Rabcock,
I go were "mum's tho word."
1 iJovcc St Louis Junes.
spiscs me; nolsody .arcs about mc"
"Tell me;H said the womaD, 'how
came ycu to go, so " young, to that
dreadful place? Where is your moth
er?"". "
' Oh!' exclaimed the boy with a
burst of grief that was terrible to be
hold 4toh! I hadn't no mother ever
since I was a baby! If I only had a
mother" he continued, while tear
gushed from hi eyta, "I wouldn't
have been bound out, and kicked and
cuffed and horsc-w hipped. I wouldn't
have been s auy and "t knocked down,
and run away, and tlen stIc because I
was hungry Oh! if I'd only had a
incther?' . ,
The strength was all gone from the
DEALE Kb IX
dear, kimi friendi; but never will FUmilUre,' CarpeiingS &
you have again the inexpressible
love and gcntleqes lavished upon
you which none but a mother be
stows. Often do I nigh In ' my
struggle with the hard, uncaring
world for the 8weet, deep security I
felt when of an evening, nestled in
her losom, I listened to someduict
tad(Vsuitablcrto myage.rxad in
her tender and untiring voice
Never can I forget hcr .swcK glan.
ccs cast upfm tne when I appeared'
asleep; never her ki a of peace at
night. - Years haw paffH away
since wo laid her beside my father
in the old charchyard.ycttin hcj
-Pianos,
CoaxtR MArs axn Oxasbt 3ts,,
X0BF0LE, Vn.
" TboT UtSLrA T atbet : 'cif tit sbova
goola ia Virginia.
AU rwvlf gntraatel to b aold a
low aiio anv-Mortbeni Chy, aaour
buVint t .fai ar' boarpl.
Oor gootl ara a!l taxaafactored to
order ami an Uk 1 riilt o( 1 order
Jroitt tbo-j dKficg. t;oudt is .car line
tu ronvjoce fbern, of tbe dv'at ob-
f afnd in drat tag near! bornai
.'IHrini -Wtr etaSihWtel?a
yeara and lijoz f H lK'j ia tka
ticin'ity l rrack!io Crwatr. all eaa
rttrr tn tWepMic cfnera!!y.
.A ate Ageott aon4(rfpa baaa
poor bov, md he sank ou his knee,
sobbing great choking boIs, and rnb-i h?r FJ watch over rac. ai I W-it
voice wbi?pcrs frorn the irravc. and f sr r....
ittd xtruircuur. -
Ling tliehvt tears a way with tho sleeve
ofhisjsckef. . , '
The woman wa a mother, and,
though all her children slept under the
cold sod in the church jard, she wis a
mother still. She put her hand kindly
on the head of the boy, and told h'ua
to look up, and said from that tinx he
should find in her a mother. Yo,
even pet her arms around the neck of
that forsaken, deserted ehfldJ She
poured from her mother's heart sweet,4
kind words wards of "counsel and "of
tendernes. Oh! ho'
fpots loujc fcinco ? hallowed to the
memory of my mother."
A good wife accorditg to PluUrch,
ahonld be as Lvukin bus, to repre
sent her htubaad'r fsee and pairm ; if
he'be tdeWnt she should be merry ;
if Le laagb, 'ahe should smile : if he
look rad, f be should participate in Lis
sorrow and hear a part with him ;and
so should thT continue in rnutcal lova
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one towards another.
To give brilliancy t the eves, abut
swet was Ler I them early at night, asd open them
sleep that D'ght how aoft her pillowl I early in tba morning; let the mind be
She hid plucked some thorns fnm the I coaitantly intent on the acquisition of
path of a little sinning bat striving bnman knowledge, or the exercise of
mortal. Wnovolent fealiog. This will scarce
That poor boy ia now a promising ! ever fail to impart f the eyes an in
man. H:s foist cr-rtbtr is dead, ilia icinjeot ar.n -iiv.z prc5ioo
Virr
Wbt ice.
MafiliDgif fkt'tctr l of County
t'ommiraiooert f Fraoklia Cocaty oa
tbe 3rd day t. AprU IfeTC. Tbe ful
UnlfiphtUtiUodt were adopted.
Is. Thl tie, abetiff aball not nN
ceive In the' rrt!rw:rrtt of taxe, nor
abatl flb lUualf. Trtaaarer pT aaf
County Order Ueued Ufore tba 1st
day of Aprll lS.
ZydJ AH pr-a -koMioj arJert i
aced txfore tbit.dte mutt prrarat tba
lime to fbe C!tr4 of tbi B-arrl on of
Ce.'ora ca:lt' day-it f Jouit
tbtt t norl tl 3 7 t caada)
and parties holding tocb frdrrat wbo
rcfoietd so' pitett the a are hereby
noticed that ibe Ftatata &t UmiUtioa
will be pleaded In ar of tbeir recoy
try, ' " '
P. B, UAWKIK3. Ckirraaa,
JH-TTCKEU, Clerk,