THE FLAINDEALER,
ruMUbrd tttf Monday aud Thursday
Bf Tun ri INtfALER t'VM.IfHINU l".
K. I). M KAIIORI
C. V. ir N.IAMIN, ...
Editor,
Manager.
fiuttnt rtttaii
(Mil) Year
Hit Month
Throe M-niti.
Hutea.
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MAY
18US.
Republican State Ticket.
I MlveriHT.
I I . (.Ti n, of Murieii
'i rvtHry .'1 Mil to,
I I IHNBAK. of llt.
Male" lreaurvr,
I IIAKLK MOOKE, of k-amaili.
.-up. rmti'Uilrtit of I'uMIc InHruclion.
I. It. At M KMAN, of MultnoimiL.
fnprvuio .'ud(fi',
I . . "O0Rl of Coluuil-ia-Atiuruoy
' oiKtu'.,
u u taAcKBi'Kx.oi ijca
.-tate rrintor.
m U. LEEK, el Jacksou.
t .vDeroMnnp I lr-,1 l)ttitet.
1 110.?. II. TON '.it K, of Wliliirtoi:.
.'n.lgi-, t.-i'oud. .lUii.oUl lUMrict,
A C. "MH'I-ClVk'.ot Lane.
t-l' llll AttO! 'I T. ni uJ J jvlivjnl l-ie-iiiii
'ro m.pkon,oi I'o-ir"-
C01N1Y KEPl'BLICAN TICKET.
i ouuly JiidftC,
A. r. 6IE.VKN&.
t-heriff.
.'. A. ELACK
( ountj Clark,
j.u.sucrr.
i ounty ConimUaloncr.
O. II. BEYER?.
AMeisnr,
"'.P. BRUT.
Treasurer,
.EO. W.riMMICK.
vhool Superintendent,
F. It. HAMLIN
representative,
'.It. RIDDLE,
. r. EROWN,
.. MATTOON.t
virveyor,
r. HEYDON.
Coioner.
K L.MILLEH.
DLER CREEK PRECINCT.
Jur.'.ic of the Peace,
W. F. BENJAMIN.
Constable.
II. C. SLOCCM.
Manila has 300,000 inhabitant
It ij not thjse who talk uaott
fi:bt l8t.
I'ucle Sam never lost a war, because
her cause was always yn.
America is slow to arjger, but when
tbe does tret ber dander op, eomebody
gets hurt.
C'apt. Sampson's sqaadroo brings in a
fresh Spanish prize about every morning
in time for breakfast.
A lot of populists in Oregon are off the
democratic reservation and refuse to be
rounded up by the bosses.
The reformers who were howling load
est for war a month ago are now kicking
the bardset about tbe prospective war
las.
'"rpaiu hasn't bad a fight with a for
eign nation fui almost 100 years. Tbe
one she has now will last ber for another
100 yeaie.
I. G. liath, editor of the Uaklaud
Gazette, has been appointed post-master
at Oaklinl. Hero is congratulations,
Uro. Rath.
The liiny season commences in Cuba
about tbe middle of May. The Dewey
season beguu iu the I'bilippinea two
weeks early.
The hist ory of Spain has been written
in blood and is a record bf cruelty and
oppression such as has left ber without
a friend iu all the civilized world.
The Uregon National Guards aro anx
ious to be sent to the Philippiaes. It
may be tbat the volunteers from the far
off I'acifio Coaat will see tbe first service
Don't ever believe that Mi a. Lease is
coining to Oregon to advocate tbe trans,
fer of the populiet party I? the control of
the democrats. The oil lady is not that
kind of a cat.
A mouth ugo a lot of "reform" fellows
were jumping on tbe republican party
for not going to war. .Now they are
whining about the government borrow
lug money 1 1 juy the expenses of tbe
war. Some people are hard to please.
Tuo overland pasneDgcr diviaiou,
w hich w ent to Kiddie a short time ago,
bus been changed baik to Koeeburg.'
Tbe new ruu proved uutatisfactory to
both the company aud to the employes,
ibe Review cau now open its batteries
on tbe railroad company again. It may
succeed better next time.
The tiret regiment of Oregon Volun
teers, now being mustered into service
at Portland from the first and second
regiment O. N. G , will be ae well pre
pared to go into active service within a
week, nt was the volunteers of the Civil
waratthecul of thruo or six mouths.
Aud yet there aio a lot of reform states
men who have for years been clamoring
gainst tbo National luard, demanding
that the appropriations for its support
be cut olf and the organization rim-banded.
CAPr. B. F, HAMLIN.
No mau w ho baa enlistod in (be (mice
of hi country frotu lb slate of Oregon,
under I ho president's rail lor men to do
IfttJ the II -g, lias done bo at a uroater
Mcritiee ibnn baa Capt. 11. K. Hamlin of
Koaeburg. Capt Hamlin was at I bo
Hive lb call was made, principal of the
Koeebuig Nhool and a tepublicati uom
uiee for com, i r nipetiiileiuhm of schools,
No iii.mi onl.l have ollor ed inotc salis
factory excuses for eta- ing at borne than
could Capt. Hamlin, None tif tbrae
things bowt'vii weighed a iiinmeM
again-1 the mil ol Ins country, Ilia
usine will tein.iin on the ticket as t l.o
republican canili lan foi rtiperiiitt-ndciil ,
anJ whiie be i away Mlltudtng to our
business, let ti.-t see to it that we uppieei
ale palrietism by electing liim ly llio
i ,;f st umjoiitx ever given a candidate
for au ollice in IVugl is coiinly. It is to
bo li )Hd tbat tbe war will be oxer iu
time for bim (o return anvl per lor m I he
duties of the office, if lie is elected, if not
the proper authority cau appoint tome
one to Cll the otlke uutil be does re i urn.
It would be a disgrace I J Douglas county
it Iter people ibouM refus.- to vote for
bitu becautc be id uot hea to ma'- a
personal canvas of the county.
QAZLEVO.N THE NATIONAL Ul'ARD
Tlio folloatU); c.rd which pub
lished in tbe Koseburg Koview in Marcb,
IS','1, she' s lbs estixation iu nbicb Mr.
a.-ley !! the "rcon National
G third
" Car J.
"To the voters ol l'oulaj coiinly As
I am a populist noiuioee for lrialativo
bouore, I do hereby pledge uiyeelf, if
elected, to do all iu uiy power lor the
abolishment of the Oregou tta'e itu.ti Je.
t. OA. Ll , lr.
L'auyouviiie, Marcb '.'i, lS'.'t "
TML
REMEWS LOVE I OK
NATIONAL f ll'ARl.
I ML
Now th.it tbe Keview is tlaiuiiug to he
such a fueudt i Lie Oregon National
Guard, tbe following editoriil which ap
peared at llio bead of the lirsl coluuju on
tbe editorial page oi that paper iu tbe
iajue of December U, HX. will l e in
teresting readiug
"The next legislator sluulj kucck
out tbe state militia appropriation ''
The Spanish fiaaacial situation mast
be very critical. It is repar'ed that
baut notes issued bv the goveromeu: at
Havana are practically worthies.', and
sometimes pass for from j to 5 cents oa
the dollar. Uoscburg Review-.
Tbe Ameiicao tluancial situttiou
would aleo be vet) critical if tbe admin
titration was compelled to depend ou
demociat and populitt voten iu congress
in order to furnish a revenue to piy the
expenses of tbe war. The bill t raise a
revenue for war purposes which passed
the bouse last Friday received every re
publican vote but two, while every dem
ocrat and populist but six, voted against
it. Democrats and populists are very
willing that men should enlist for tbo
defense of tbe flag and tbo honor of the
nation, but when it comes to providing
the meaos to pay them, they either don't
want them paid at all, or they want
them paid in a depreciated curreccy. It
was ever thus.
The ridiculousness 3 of the bonltbat
tbe Review was duviog the railroad di
vision away from Roenurw Luu:t be
painfully aapatent now to the contemp
tible outfit that gave it utterance. Re
view.
Nobody said tb.r. the Review was
driving tbe d.taiou away from Kobe-
burg. A great many ooplu said ti.e
Review was t' ving to drive tbe division
away from Roteburg aud everybody id
glad that it has not yet succeeded.
The middie of the r-.adert: iu Clacka
mas ccun'y put out a ' icket yesterday
and propose to make an honest effort to
elect it, It appeals that Finch, fusion
candidate for statu ptioler, and U'ten,
the notorious, fcr e'ato senator, had
agreed in return for their uominatiooB to
keep the pops in line, but the rank and
file, the pops for piinciple, did not pro
pose to bo delivered over to the "any
thins 'or ollice"' crowd.
Cottage Grove Messenner: T. T. Geer.
P
rofe6sional office seeker and krjov-itttll I
farmer, has l-een nominated by (Uo boas
ee for govcoor of the state. Geer, who
has always preached that he made farm
ing pay, will be kept d'ley during the
campaign explaining now he has been
forced to mortgage bis farm.
No trouble (o explain that. I our
years of free-trade democratic rule
caused hundreds of thousands of farmers
all over the United fctai is to mortgage
their farms.
If the administration doca u jt hurry
up, tbe Spanish war will bo over before
they get that bond kiao out, aod Mar
cus iiantia will have thus lout a golden
opportunity to reward his Wall street
friends. Review.
Perhaps McKiuley aud Mark if anna
may be too late, but trover Cleveland
and his democratic congress got in their
work to the tuue of 13 iO.OJO.OW, and no
war either.
The Review still insists that the ac
tion of the militia boys iu trying to hold
their oliicers in their positions ' was
mutinous, and that the frieudti of Lieu
tenants ifayues aud iiildebraud who
Interceded in their behalf should be
severely caudemued for their sction.
This is a matter iu regard to which men
will differ. The Review is at least con
sistent lu ii i opposition to tbe National
Guard. Having heretolore ou every
possible occasion shown its opposition,
it now refuses to turn about aud defend
ii at a time when it might be charged
thai it wa doing ho for thu hmIa of
policy.
LU fil tPMU'
TROOPS
For the Philippines Within
Two Weeks.
ANOTHER BIG NAVAL BATTLE
Is Likelv to Occur Soon Between the
Two Atlantic Fleets.
SIX 0l: SAMPSON'S KIM-ST WARSHIPS SAIL
On a Hystericus Mission, and the Combined Fleets
of Spain Ready to Leave for American Waters
Will Probably be Lost at Sea.
Washington, Ma' 4. Ttoop;, will be :eut to the up
poit of Commodore Dewey at the Philippines. Thib much
is settled The numerical strength uf the lorte and time
of departure will lc kuowu upon receipt of the first dis
patch from Dewey, iu which are expected to he indicated
the commodore's ideas as to the number of men required
to hold and defend the island. It is probable that uot less
than icy.'O" tioops will compose the expedition, and that
they will sail from San Francisco for Manila not later than
May 15.
Telegraphic orders have been sent to Sau b'r.iueisco to
engage nine steamers of the l'acifie Mail Company, which
could transport without difficulty an army of 10.000 men.
Arrangement have also been made to :,end a supply of
coal if Dewey should ask for it, but it is understood that
there are 10,000 tons at Manila and good grounds to be
lieve that the supply is much greater. Just back of Fort
Cavite is a dock with abuudaut appatatus for ordinary ship
repairs. The principal problem, therefore, is to send
enough men to garrison the city, and it is believed 10,01.0
American troops will be sufficient for this purpose.
The present plan is to take all the national guard from
California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado
and far Western States generally. To these troops will be
added probably a regiment of
cavalry, and possibly the Texas Rangers, or one of the new
volunteer regiments now being organized.
The command will probably be given Major-General
Merriam, in which case he will be made a major-general of
volunteers.
While theae plans have all been made iu outline, they
will be held iu abeyance entirely until Dewey's report
comes, so that it may be determined what will be necessary
to do to hold the Philippines as a base of supplies for
future operations in the Kast
The government has already
by purchase or charter, of the.
of Pekin, now at San Francisco, and she will be put 111 con
ditiou to sail by the 15th, at
aud troops for Manila.
Washington, May .. News of a naval battle in Atlantic
w aters, ending in an American victory of equal if not great
er impoitauce than that gained
Manila last Sunday, is both
dently expected at Washington within the next ten days.
Despite the retiiceuce of navy department officers tegaid
iug fleet movements, it is generally reported than an im
portant stroke is about to be delivered, and that the next
news from the North Atlantic and living squadrons will
be of a sensational character.
The harbor of Key West
Arlmiral Qamnsftn'a mnsr fnrniirl.i 11 liiiis. flu; New York.
...
Indiana, Iowa, Cincinnati, Detroit and iayiiowcr came in
to port early today, and after coaling sailed for au unknown
destination. It is from these vessels that the next import
ant news is expected. The other vessels of the North At
lantic squadron are still maintaining the blockade of the
ports of Cuba.
The mystery surrounding the destination and intentions
of the Spanish Cape Vcrdes squadron has been solved by
its arrival at Cadiz, where it has joined the Spanish war
ships undergoing repairs there. This news comes iu a dis
patch from Lisbon, which also says that the entire Spanish
fleet is on the point of starting for American waters, in
furtherance of plan of the Madrid government announced
yesterday, which contemplates the stakiug of everything
on a single blow to be delivered at the American squadron
' the combined fleets of Spain.
The battle-ship Oregon and the gunboat Marietta sailed
frou Rio Janeiro today, presumably to join Sampson's fleet
iu Cuban waters.
Notice, of Dissolution. ' To the Public.
Notice is hereby given that tuo co-; 0jJ uuJ aftjr tLlaJuUj( I wish it under
partnership heretofore existing under '.,,.,, ln 4rnlH . ii uudorlakor'fl
the Gnu name of Koblbagou cc Wu I
has. been dissolved by mutual consent.
L KohlhagHU will continue the busi-1
uess, pay all indebtedness aud cfjlktt all i
accounts due said urui. ,
lioseburg, April li, 1S0H.
I.. KoiH II ii.iv,
S'm Hivon.
TO SAIL
regular infantry and oue of
Indies.
obtained possession, either
Pacific Mail steamship City
the latest, with coal, stores
by Commodore Dewey off
anxiously awaited and confi
is once avrain empty. Six of
. .
goodB e CMh wttb the ordor. I find it
Imp0SliibI(, to do business on a crodit
basis, ami belive that I can do bettor by
my patrous und myself by soiling strictly
lor :ann. V. Uk.vidk.-k. on oriaxer.
Konmnirg, uro., pn. ... o,o.
"'"
I'ay ymir hiilni ii'li'-ii loday.
) Squirrel jro.Gopher
It'll lllli
Srk'tl and l.rtrctual Pr
M ruction nt
SQUIRRI:
(iOI'MLKS
RATS. MICE, CROWS. ETC
1; A. C. MARSTERS & CO.,
I"'
ACCOl'NV Ol I Ml; HATII l;.
'ictr Due to tin Superiority of
the American Officer.-.
oitK, .May .! llio lleial 1 tda
publishes tbo lollowing iliepa'ch Iroin
Manila, il.ilcd Monday, '.'-' u. ui
Couiniodoio IVwry's eijiiadron i otu
plotcly destroyed the panidb tloit hi
Manila batbor yesterday tnoiuing. I
Thueol Altniiitl Motiteios ulupeweio;
but ncd . one was sunk and the rest of the ,
Spanish warships rendeioJ Lot do com
bat by the American guns. Our llnet
euteitil Manilkl av ycntoidav uiorning
at-- o'wuiK mi l anchoring Indole Ca '
Vtt ) llio ships tooK up their position in
liucu! bailie. I'he foil on hhoie at ,
oiuc o mi I in-- .on nur slops at long .
r.iti;", iiinl liio Spanish licet anehorfl oil'
Civile uuuie liati lv followed with their
heavy gun;-.
C'litiilii'il'le I'-rtij'n Iliigslup, th
Olytnpi.t. then s-iniil-.'il the ietl of (he
A iu el Kin ll"it to ilraw ilotitrto thou,
, . -.'
an I (o 'li ttlli I i"ir fhipe opelieil a lerrilic
cauuoiiading. ACer half an bout's hot
. . ...
Ugliling !Me snip .m.)e.. t 01
ratiiteut t'io ngii'.-r panicii guns atii
couIiiiiK'd the b jiiilurdinent
with t!o
bi guns t'i",'lrt ellfit. Twenty
tninu latei Ibe ouipi.i again Mg -
nuled t cli-te nurter.t and rapid an I in -
eefSithl rauiiouading bt-gau .
This terilho bombardment soon ended
the light, Oue al'er 'he oilier the Sian-
mliMs-ls ere .ilencel and three of
,
them caught lire, itieltl lirg Montij i s
rtigsuip. the Reina Christina, from an
HXplostoii cf a i-hell fiotn one ol our vn-
aeU. llio admiral atome transferred
his tlag to the leia do Cuba. ne Span-
isl. vemd was sunk and s-veral were
run a-bore to escape capture. Com mo-
. ... i ..
lore'.'.ac s attention a now drawn
o the land l-att. i h h, Inch he silt need
titer an energetic iMjinbarilinriit.
The bat: '- lai too an hour and a half,
in, I it was u ureal and ti-t:itle i-pi-ctacle.
rii SnaniaiilM fiinuhi linni-lv a-uiriHt a
m Jienor force and ull-ri-d ln-iivv hhh,
Kour 1 1 ii ii il r , I SpaniaidH aro teponeil
Xllled, inciuding two cutnuiHiidera.
their losires by ti : c- aro a? pi-ibul 'y
very grea'.
The Spatiiui ls iMitii I not i o iu, and
when the AiuPrieau Ib-et returned lo l'a
v i'e niiic : hols w ere lit ed friiin the furl a
on chore, but our hipa poured in such , of M W(H)( Uiivy
a t.-n it.lo catiuonailii 1'iHt further ie.it- we'ghtH, ".j0: recular pine t '. l!o.
succ wub impossible. 1 he Amerieuns clothe from ti to lit years for $I.'ji) ami
... ll-!-..!! .,.i..u I ...I... .. v...
a-..,-.. iit.i,l.l, a .11111.1.1.1,1. I . II 1 1 111 1 1-
fore I'ewM 'sattai I v, an anl earned out.
71... t, . li till v-l'r , I. , i I hi t . . mill rnll U:1H 11
. . , i i, ' i ,i ,i
beautiful sighl, and . he navigation of
ho bay by out i-bip-i an a iciuark -
able feat of Heauutiolii,', avoiding as they
d id Buccettfullv the ntiini roua shallows.
All in now ovi r a1 C.iv.'.e. (,'ouiliio
doro JJi-ey awaits tli t decieinn of the
uovernor general of tl.o I'hilbpiucs be
fore loiniiiem ing I ho hcuiljiirdtnciil of
Manila, t'nlct'.i a favorable ieply is re
ceived Ii,jli llui goveiuoi-goi-eral tbo
botiibui Jni' nt ijl i ouiiiu'iii e tomorrow
ai II
Mr friend, I.. V . ligis, of i.dcubow-
er ba:i the t hunks of the l'LAi.vbi:.ai:ii
force for the limt box of homo grown
stiawberries w hich liai made its upcsr-.
enco iu this city. Mi . Rrigi has olio cf ,
'bo nice;:', and ii- ateiit, littio fiuit and '
vcgitablu f.iruitt arouli I Rosebuig. Slid
he is one of the first in thu market with
bi:i pioJuci s, which can always hu de
pended upoti to l"i fiesli and of the iry
bent.
Poor and Weak
Catarrh and Bronchi.il 1 rouble - I
Harl no Appotito Now Bolter In j
Every Way A Dobcnto Child. 1
" r- l j i - I inn: ( 1 1: I took n .- i 1 1 1 1 1 cohl !
anil cotil'l mil i;ei riil ol il. In u.g . 'ibj t
toealarrlitinu bronelm 1 1 roiiM-' I i oni;ln il
terribly. I lo:,t toy tippet itc ainl i-f t'
poor und weak anil I UM not feel like
work. I begun t-ikiiiif Hood's i-aiuupu-rlllu.
Iu a short time Ike coui;li ili-mp-piurtil,
I slept wtil, bad a goo'l upielito
and I was bitter in every way. I.a.-,t
spring I was not feeling well, I bad uo up
petite ond no btrcngth. I rt;OrleU to
Hood s liuruapurllla imil boon tilt mora
llko v. ork. My little in phew v an a ib u-
cato child Biitl hail a burner which trou
bled him so hu could not real ut night.
IfO bus tukell a leu hollies ol llooii'ii r?nr-
kSparilla uud no.v he Imi a f.'uod iiiipelile
and is able to uleip." Mins .mjuik j.
ritEb.MAN, South Hu.vbury, Man.
Hood's
$arsa'
parllla
I'J 111'; !!' fie l.i-i' 't I mi. i '.In..,;: "-! ' M.
Hood's Pills .
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ii ': ' V7
ROSEBURC,
ORGCON,
V . V A
V.
HON. T. T. GEER
Is announced to a Idroa the voters of
l'.iuliM i-iiiiiitv at thu fiillou'lnir iltut-s:
; ttud placin
Gardluer, May loth.
IM.toii, May lllh.
Piain. May '.th.
NOIL'S OF INTIIRLSI.
Hung )our job woi k to thin ulhu
I'aro ltros. are tlio boss ineit tiatil.
i - t j thu RoHclt-af for the bs-t i igaia
For a good 5-cent cigar call on Mra.N.
... ,
"oyi.
Riigx ill iiitinito variety at Alexander
,C Sirniig'ti.
I or M-i-il oats vail ou II. M. .'lailiu.
near the depot.
.-la iliVJIII II, VII- I'VIIII-I 11,11 ".nn ..
;..i..
i . i . m
.iaii liiiAi'ij.
1 acts - not lakes is what mir ii m r
vmaua
ii-present. The lluni-
I Store.
i v- -.,,,...,. . MUihuri.LoJ tu ii--
reive and receipt for subscription to ilu
' I'l.mmic li.ii.
' V 1 1 our goods bio new and ul the latim
.styles. No slinpwuru goods on band a'
, ,1,e lIJ9M 'ore.
J- W. Uecklov Co., the butcliera.w il
keep only the cholenat of meats when-
with to supply the KoUHbiirg public, hm
uiouthly seltleuiants will be re.iuired.
tfu.r , ,gt e wl ,
auction hi the price o( Oliver plows an-
eira- throtighutit the entire lino. J tie'
'eceiveil a rarloa.l of barb ire.
Mk.uui, A l hu.nows.ii.
Children and adult toiturod by burn
scahls, it j-irin.t, I'Cfeuia or Hiiu ilifeai-i-
mav i,, int,;.tlt r,lu.f ,,y u,iv), ,.
i wnt'e Witch llaM lu, it i tin
ureal l'ito remedy. Marsters' I'ttn
" ore.
Mrs. J. II. .-hup b-in been appointee
' representative for the Viavi Co in On-
i ii. ,iujr ouu iii'ai-iiiu iiniiriiinLiwii i
regard in. or wihing lo procure ilm rc-tn
hiIv, w ill pimiHu call at her tedi lene.. oi
fine Htieet. jl.'I llm
Whuciping cuiigli is the Inoh' ilir'tle-H
iug in.iiail) , but it Juration eau le ctr
-hort by ilni u 't- i.l One Minute C'ltig
Cure, wind- is aim) IIih beMt kliiutu rem
fily lnr i roup arid all lung and hniiii M.il
troubles. A. C. Marsleis' A C.
r- iOV" nil Plliro ..lii, in 101
regular pure fl ,'ii). All these gi-ods
only i j be loiind at tlio R m-i More.
After Vears of UlitoM fiilhling lmu
w p,, of K ,. ir ncr H v i 1 1.-.
, 4., whh ciirod by using u singln box ol
' PeVViti's Witch ila.ti-l halve. Skin ilm-
, as ec.onia. rash, pimples an-'
uliHtinato snres are readily rurml bv thu-
f.iiiious lemedv. A. C. MarHters -V Co.
IN; M l II WD HKAUTV.
HOW .'.IKLD b N A i tli. . LA" .
I'lllLlll i'
ilijlll' I Ilill'lO
I 1-rlce 97. so to Hi ... UuIU-umiih hiiI
run Iturl 'I in cumliliie'l. Inn, V until nml U-T.
t'lir lOiUiiiiiatlxiii, N' uralglu, I.u liilppu, Cnl'ln,
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ROBINSON THERMAL BATH CO,,
Toldo. Ohio.
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CITATION.
Iu tlio county Court of DoiiglaH Cuiinly, In
the bluto of nrt,'"U. In l lie mutter ol tlio i
tuts ol furah l. Weuthetly, iketn.eU: 'Jo
Chan. Weulliorly. Mrn Chun (;liccvei, Kred
UVullii rly, Phillip p. Wtiitliirlv, I'euil Woiilh.
Krlv, Mm. Hlhi riuloy, l.liiilua W( atlierly, ami
U O. WiHthcrly, livlm at law anil nuit ol klu
ol burub M Weatlierly, decei-cl : U uetlnK'
Iu thu iiuiiiu ul tliu Htmool Ongoii )uiiare
hereby cilcl uiel re'iutred to appear In llio
t'ouuty Court ul tliu Hinlr ol iinnnii, in ti.y
enurt room theriiof, ul KoKuhurg lu lliu ('oiinty
ul IJ'iualan, on l uc-'lny. thu full iluv ol July.
Iiji. ut 10 o'clo k In tbe I'irviiooii ol .aid iluy.
then und tliuru to kliow euu.c, II any tliMic he,
why an oi'ler i-houl'i imt hu Hindu grunting tliu
pelllniu ul II. uatliu'ly, linlill tmlor ul ml'l
itute, to -cll ut ulvolu mil-tin: reul piopnly
inn
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tlllra J. AT HOME.
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'J hu .-.in til hulfof thu oUlliul iiiuil-r ol " jM'ee.l li u -1 iMiiieni -, I lint nu -o vlmriielerlsllu
seelhill :ii I'l toiviihlilp '.'J, Boiltb ol rilliKU 7 Hunt, j "I Hm liui'lll' lie I' m .enl-.
and tliu Inn til hull ul lliu northi'UHt iiiirterol Termi, tin In liiimc
Henlidil ii, In liiwiiihlp 'ii lioiitll ol nnii 7 west, i,.,.,., ,.,,oi, ,. , n.. ,
c-inuhihi, iwuere-.',..! in loUU.as eimuty, J ,"rvi,..' uila ,,?ust be pa'il l" l!mr0"la nk.
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Crescents are built
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mylliili, li'iii'l lifiil.'ii mi'l ii.ii iii-ul lintili u noli'
llu Is euiurkiihly I ivel heu-'e-l. o eMilluiit -n.
pohllli.ii, pi Hueily .oiiimI, nml ulillu hu huh n-O-lvcd
no Hu' k Minli. hiinilmnu ihut nb lie
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