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V ' r j t ill 11 1 t F."' . .." I I t i ' Hi 1 I If f I " 1 I 'J C ' f I a : i ?t r 4 " i 3 fi'l :oo. ll8.Wll!lllllipOTllP: JOHN i, f II AKEUS,.f Vatvi.-rtj T'ETCfrt.Rt r mrrr Co. Kfr A .:'. w of 5-' y f'r'f!-:trer ,f Si ate, V. i I.. I A ' ! I 1 !" " I1 s;, ' r Alli n . -y J'ur A ' kv ?". al, 1"! ! J .' ' A S V. ''(' T '. V, . f J ,1 r.-(li k For JSiii't Im1j lDgtri;-lit.i, I." f. erratic UMinty Convention . I.'f I.y, April 10, 1S7S. In pite tf the stiver bill, Atncricart bonds in London are tm tha rwt with plenty of inveatois at lha i.Jvanctd price. That' the kin J jJ h Owvf rumcnt thid U. Hot Ppritsgs, Arkansas, wi ai- : t totnlly dct toyed by fire a j w d;:ys s-In"11. Hundred. of f.un-ilje-a ars homeless and thera is gr at suffering' and w ant. Billy Chandler's gang; say they will give New Hampshire away la the Democrats, to make Hayes It-el Ladly ar.d repent him of civil rer ice reform and constitutional proclivities. The relay of tn last Democratic House of Representative. begins to exhibit itself. While the taxes Line bum reduced, the surplus in the treasury hits increased over $10,000,000. The Administration starts on Ihe fecot.d year of its course with a rattling' escort of enemies and a slim and discouraged following of Iriend?. Its chief consolation would seem to be that the latter aquad can't be much smaller. ll. Y. 2ribune. Gold drepp-ed to 101 in New Tc-ik Saturday. It has not been so low down in the scale sinca 1S02. The gold bug? are trying to ex-j-'Iain the thing, which does ntt exactly accord with their voluminous vaticinations during the silver dollar ;iht. . There is not a "confidence man," a pickpocket, a burglar, a tramp, a street robber, a scamp of any degree or direction of guilr, that is not a Democrat. Indianapolis Journal. 11ns is a specimen of the manr.cr in which the Republican press cf ths Etate have commenced to conduct the canvass. Stat Auditor liendersen is about to issue a circular to County Auditors informing them that the same blank forms for assessment of property vr ill be used this year rs ware prepared specially for the purpose in 1S77, find calling the attention of county assessors to the Dew law providing fos spring elections. Gen. Tcib. Browne, of Indiana, a fzw years ago a Republican candidate for Governor of the State, gives it E3 his opinion that ths Democracy in the United States will triumph in the future elections. Nothing Is inure certain. Tb people bave tired of the party of fraud, and there Is no hope of reform except with the DemooTh government at Washington hzs tftSen excellent care of the tnthmcn of the LoiilManA returr.h ; t c:.rd. It I. ; c "tinu5d Wed. 3 .-s rurveyor cf tho j-,rt ef New OfU.r.s, svl.rre, fa no service fd rd 1 , 1 j nv-. i vi C7," " j er ! ".' ! a r ; t tj 1 1 1 s 3 ,r. ',' poty at i . I u yt AT, If.-cts r f t i. ?'t lt 1 . 1V4 . fc. -alii I .A. t '. 1 i :" (. t.. r'tr: 1 1 ir- : . : I ' J d, yc 1 in .j. . .. " . to . ; .it .! 1 v It i 1 t: t -

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At !!.- 1:1 It tc r t r .t s ' - ,j t f I! -.-:: tr ti C;:a ti r of I) 'i-io-i'l I. s ; 1 iy ,.;r I r tl. " r; ' .f c .h- .i"n in ji rd Jr, 1 1 1 1 f f. , 1 ni :rr: oflnUir ', . t U'dy ccn vt rdic i. Aftrr l'-.:rir,- ft:;:--? I- from persons present, the Central Camroitice vs.h c:dif to order by Tim. B. Bti:kirk, Chairmnn. On rail of the townships, nir.n were found to bs represent eJ. On motion, it .was. ordered .that the linncrats nu'et in delegate convcntioii " at -Paoll, Wednesday, April 10, 1S7S, nd that the primary meetings be he'd in the several townships on Tuesday, April The committee adopted the following ru!'-: That the votes of the townsldps shall be cast in the county convention for the various ites before said convention in the name proportion as east at the primary meetings for such candidates. That. Use basis of representation sfiaS! be one vote for every twenty-five voles or fraction over twelve east for the IIn. J as. D. Williams for Governor In 1S7G. The several townships will be entitled to the following votes: Paoli, 9; Northeast, 3; Orleans, G; OranjovUle, 4; Northwest, G; French Lick, 8; Jackson, G; GreenHeld, 10; Southeast, 8; Stamperscreek, G. Whole number of vote, Go. Necessary to a choice, 31. Tnos. B. Buskiiik, Chm'n. Temperance. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of this place had an .unusually interesling meeting last Saturday afternoon. Only a few were present, yet the devotional exercises, of tho opening hour were marked by very great feeling and earnestness. Each one seemed to feel that she was indeed set as a watchman upon the walls of Zion, and must blow the trumpet and sound the alarm, lest the enemy strong drink carry away captive many of those whom the Lord has placed within the sound of our voices, and their blood be required at our hands. Though our town has not been permitted to see and to share in the great temperance revival, yet our hearts are made glad that God is raising up the fallen, comforting the broken hearted, and bringing light again to the eyes of thousands whose hopes had well nigh gone out in utter darkness. The half hour for business was filled with earnest discussions and useful information. One of the members read, in a very touching manner, that beautiful "Appeal for the Temperance Cause," writton by 2.1 rs. Frances D. Gage in 1S-S3. We would like to give that poem entire to the readers of the News. Another member read the extract given below from one of our leading religious papers. Let every woman who loves her home read it. Such Home Protection Suffrage will hardly need an advocate before the wives, mothers, daughters and sisters of our county. By older of the Union. . - T1IK WOMAX'3 CHRISTIAN TEM PKRANCE UNIONS BY FUAXCE3 I., WILLARD. The Women's Temperance Unions of the country whose name is legion, whose numbers are constantly increasing have always mads a broad distinction in their resolution between woman suffre in penetal and the vote o:i Ik n dog the li pa ; r trj...'.. in :rtlra! tr. Th J-dier tl.ty call "II Prin C::v cinn.di at tl.? I 1 r :..ii trg r t:.a r. i: . a v n, in which ! Sn ...!. J I . . It I 1 . . lltt i, tl. ey dee! u, 1 i:i .ivnr of it, i.e., of vrei." a n's 1. i vj -a vt.'. e on the; i :e . . .u,' h ;;..:rg tha lirtr.'r. T. y 1 . their arI ::t r t!,:s o:i lb l,i t that ; , -.'.an I-i t y r tura th i t :fi, '. i :rj to Viioi i t ! . . I'Tl Jrcii.n f 1 tr i;. r c i i

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..a i ( r.-.:n iA 1:. p i , tl. -3 ((.: try, pre - ::t- t! f 1 L. c vi ,;t:Gi, km i s.". rfii, ! nd;id that Ihli i; r...t at u ..-!. frae" movement. If tf.ii i. uj were clearly made to-day the women f our Christian churches would be almost a unit in its favor.-' T : r ' Kcgo I'cnclIIngs. Prof. Tiee's predicted storm did not reach Bego. Considerable sickness is rtported this week. I. C. Hendersbot put in an appearance Saturday. The Hisses Stack house, of Orangeville, have been visiting at the residence of Mr. Kochenour the past week. We forgot, Mr. Editor, and hope you will excuse us. Joo Peter's girl I three weeks old, andbeans itsthefustone" Joe wishes tho readers of the News to take notice. Oat sowing has been pushed vigorously during the past lew days. An average acreage is being sown. Mr. S. S. Murphy has been on a visit to Ohio. We have not learned how Sam likes the Buckeye State. The Orleans correspondents wheie are they? Has their "Sun set" to rise no more? We would be pleased to hear from them. Let us hear again from Nineveh. Bv. T. N. Robertson preached Saturday evening at Independent Point to a large and attentive audience. The Independent Point singing class will meet sc cond Sunday in April at 2 p. m. Come everybody and bring your "harp-?." Joktan is at home again and we shall expect an expression from him soon. Wo ask how many, since the announcement of candidates, have sat and whittled away good -5 boxes, talked ot corrupt oKicers, hard times, c, when duty demanded you at home. Look well to your domestic interests, as well as political, and hard times will, in a great measure, vanish. Mr. Wm. It. Mattox is or. a visit to Clay county. Mr. James Bundy has vacated the Chenovveth farm, which has been reoccupied by Mr. Colca.su re, of Salem, Ind. Mr, C. has pur chased the farm. The schools of Crawford county must be in a flourishing condition. From the "Roll of Honor" of the do Utile school, published in the Democrat, wo are led to conclude that Crawford must have some jrood schools. Pkleg. Hewten Stewart Items Health good with few exceptions. Charles Wade, son of David Wadr, is very low with consumption. Mr. Wade has lost two daughters in the past year with this fatal disease. Wheat looks better in th's vicinity than has been known for several years. Farmers are engaged in sowing oats. Hogs are dying in this township ith a. disease resembling the cholera. Married At the residence of the bride's parent, on Thursday, Feb. 2 I .7 Mr. V 1 IV.-rl":? to Mi Lou" i.;m Flkk. tltocking'jr an 1 I'ranklin L tve h tvi rc-it to their lortan;,-. O.ily a fiW t s till our April t a cti..i and v, vu..l ?.y la tl.D Dei.ioeraey cf Jaikoom to'.'.nsh i p tl) :t we h we a g ; . 1 ti.'L: t v.::. I vo can c!4Lt it. We oul J like to s-j every D.'inccrt e.t ths cI.;tion the l we vili L : :t tl ;i ! y a !ar m J rity, P 'ems tf t i; kr -y.v.s d!i-'a5i-. -c'tioii t :f.,c. i the fr;..- Ii cf Jo,! ;- Wi! : j and Mr. I; ":5:k. I.. 1 1 1 : k ti vr t . ........ fair c . a.ir. We. .. to tl i . ' at.: i.is 1 5 n .! I II'...i cf P.. I :S ; c. .v. I t it 1.1 e;:I 1 t

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hi i -r t -t tP.r tl f t ocralisj CoDTCBtioti. re autiiv:iza to announce Jh-.'o FUANK VTII.SON. of r.,-.'.. nl, as a cao.litlate tor JuJ-eof this. Tunth, JiulicisI Cir cit,suLJocl to the ueciiioaof tho Ueiaocratio J uuicl stl Cofttc nttos. - Fori ctKRic. x -' JOHN' li. StilPSSTX, present Clerk of ths Orange Circuit Court, in acaailidato forreumnlnstiwa antt re-election to that oScei" subject to the tlecisioa of tho Deraeeratie Coaveatioa. TOR SIIEKIFF. -SA JICKL A. IiAVIS, present Sheriff of Oracle county, i.- a caEKlklate lor tii-c iiorninatioa lot that o&Ice, subject to tlW Geciasoa et tho Democratic Convention. r ' REPRESENTATIVE. " We are authorized to saneance LSltUIX PICKENS as a candidate for Joint Kcp.resentative from Orange aaI Crawford counties, subject to the decision of the Democratis Convention. -. FOR. COMMISSIONER. ' AARON SFEEE is a candidate for re-election to the ofice of Commissioner for the Second District, subject to the action of tho Icmocratic Convention. FOI? SURVEYOR. We are authorized to announce JOHN 2dcDOSALD, of Jackson township, as a candidate for re-election to the offic of Surveyor of Orange county, subject to the action of tho Democratic. Convention. ; E. D. BASSFORD'S, Cooper Institute, ITet? York Citj. LVew Illustrated Priced Catalogue is a book of fifty closely printed pages, qnotin with th size, capacity and gtyie the prices of about SIX THOUSAND items of HoiiHefurnishing Hardware, China, Glass, Silverware, Cutlery Cooking Ufansils, Table Ware, Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets, Coal Vases, Fire Sets and Stands, and every kind of goods for the furnishing of a house, table, hotel, yacht, steamboat, school or public Institution. The largest assortment in th -world, from the plainest to te most rich and costly, all at greatly reduced prices, 40 to 69 per cent, be'.o1 retail rates. Above price list, with illustrated catalogue, mailed free. Goods most carefully boxed by experienced packers and shipped to all parts, betters promptly answered, nnd estimates for goods from ONE DOLLAR to $10,000 cheerfully furnished on application. EDWARD D. BASSFORD. 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 15. lb ana Cooper Institute, 33 Ave., 4th kx., Astor PI. & 8th St., New York City. PI73.IC KSASIISATiO OF I will hold Public examination f Applicants to teach in the Common Schools of Orange County, Indiana, at the High School building in Paoli, on the last Saturday of each month. Examination will commence at 9 o'clock a. m. Applicants must present the proper certificate of good moral character. I will also be at the Auditor's office in Paoli on the second Tuesday of each month. JAMES L. NOBLITT, County Sup t. Paoli June 29 1975. 41. LEGAL. SHERIFF'S S All 12. Br virtue of an execution, to roe directed from the CJcrk of the Orange Circuit Court, I will exaose at public tide, to the higuest omiier, 0:1 S AT V ii DAT, APRIL 6, 1878, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. 111. and i o'clock p. m., of said day, at the door of the court house of Orange county, tho rents ami profits for u term not exceeding beven years, the foUowinjr dcsc.vib'jd real estate, to-wit : The south half of the southeast qsu'rier of section seven (7), township one (1) iilh and ran. ire one (1) ea.t, ai-i the went hslf of the south west quarter or section eia'.it (8), same township and ranje, and the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section seventeen (17), same twu and langc. and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section eighteen (l?), same town and range, all in Oransre county, Judiana. And 011 failure to realize the full amount of the judgment, interest andcosls, I will, at the same time nnd place, expo.se at public sals the fee-imple of said reai estate. Taken a-s thJ property of Lenniel Undcrwoot. at the suit of Abraham Cook. Said sale will he ma te without any relief whatever from valuation or apraismeat laws. S A ML" EL A. DAVIS, telieriir Orange Couutv. March 33, lS7a & i aul.Jk in.' Jul- '3 ij.iiiiji Ty virtue of nn exeeotion, to me directed from the Clerk of the OrangeCire-uit Court, I will expose at iiubiic sale", to tlsa highest bidder, on SATURDAY, MARCH 15. 137S, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. va. and 4 o'clock p. ra., ot sjtid day, at the door ol th court house of O ran ire countv, the rents and p-n for a trrn 1 t- f .'jHI",rl!- i , X' v f-l h.iif Of tl jih it 'V, t tt " Jn e.. i a it e t ' f of exceeding scvcq years, 'Hi ' 1 -.1 .tie. to-w it : ?i j 1 e.it qua-' r t f 1 10 1 J "rt 1 f 1. 1 1 r Id ; t !.tv ;cs""-. the sontheast tjtiarter of , m town ti.n :,! tecf -n tv, cntv-j.TC norm and rmis3 one f 15 wc-t, Anu-on failure to realize the full amount of t' e j : !! :it, i- tc! e--t ; - -i !. t, 1 aa, 1 !, (tt t ' e ratue time and place, csjmhms at puuiic eala 1 - ci,."' is ( ? "!i j !?! f - i.pa Sil 1 .'-crtv i,l "v, ii'.M: 1 V. 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Total due...- CTl;5 CI ' Also the sontbpsft quarter of L southwest quarter t-f ?cti?a tu'eritjthre, in townatifi on5 sotth aau ranje one east,, coutai ning forty acres, more or less, anil the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter' cf sectica twentysix, in same township and range, con taining forty aeres, mere or less, also the north side of tbe northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twentyvsix, ia same township and range, containing twenty-five acres, more or less, the same having been naortgagetl to the Sate of Indiana by Samuel Erd and Serepta Bird, to seenre the payment of three hundred dollars belonging to Congressional township fund, one south and range one east. Amonntof principal due- 300 CO Amount ofinierestaue 84 07 Amount of damage due 1 63 Amount of cost due - 7 50 Total due- 25 Terms of Sa'e Said land will be sold on the following terms: A credit of five years at 8 per cent interest annual-, ly in advance, and for a sum not less than the appraised value thereof; all costs, damage and interest now due must be paid at the time of purchase. ' COMMON SCHOOL FUND. Also the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-two in township one north and range two west, containing forty acres; also the north half of the northwest quarter of section twenty-two, in township one north and range two west, containing eighty acres, the same having bee.i mortgaged to the State of Indiana by David 1-ivengood and Elizabeth Livens good io secure tha payment of three hundred dollars belonging to the common school fund. Amount of principal due- .f 300 CO Amount of interest dne 7 1 93 Amount of damage due 7 44 A mount of cost du 6 00 Total due 335 37 Terms cash. Also tbe northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twentyeight, township one north snd range two west, containing forty acres, the same having been mortgaged to the State of In.lis.na by Thomas Flick and Nancy Flick to secure the payment of one hundred and twenty-five dollars belongine to the common school funds Amount of principal due $125 00 Amount of interest due 12 36 Amount of damage due 2 75 Amount of cost due 5 50 Total due .. 145 61 Terms cash. Also the south half of the northeast quarter of section twenty, township two north of range two west; also the north half of the southeast quarter of same section, township and range, containing in a51 one hundred and sixty acres, the same havtsg feeen mortgaged to tha State of Jntliasa by William. Dougherty and Catharine De-ubrrty to seenre the payment cfthree hundred and fifty dollars belonging to the common school funds Amount of principal due $350 00 Amount of interest due 63 31 Amount of damage due 8 30 Amount of cost, due 6 00 Total due 434 70 Terms cash. Also part of th west half of. tha northwist quarter of section twentyeight, in township twr north and range two west; also part of the northwest aarter of ths northeast quarter of same section, township and range, containing in all one hundred aid five acres, the same Lavinpj been mortgaged to the State of Indiana by William Dougherty and Catharine Dougherty to secure tbe payment of six hundred and fifty dollars belonging to tha common school fund. Amount of principal due 1 CO Amount of irtcrest due !" 27 Amount of'damage due - 16 10 Amount of cost due G 03 Totsl due S27 27 Terms cash. In testimony whert-of I have hereon to attached my signature, and sGxed the seal of tbe Board of Commissioners of Orange county, Indiana, th.8 25th day of - FeVsrusrr, l-'T-S. , ? ,r DAVID F. STUCKER, i ( i' Auditor Orange County. ;'ntii c is i I ti 11 ' h y e t Mairh. 17, J fc' Ui II. 1 ir . 1 i r- .!- t ! i a. . i t ( 1 1 . . ,1 t , r f '-. , . " . . .1 r ort a-? r . " .f.1 s - t. t t . ! i -i 1 . 1 - ' ; I ' !."r'MlM'H i t i' - . . ' I .""ill 1 ' !tt 1 ' '1 V I ! , . 3 V t T )' ., il ,1." !' r " I 1 " ' ft 1 if, ' ' 1 ' 1 H I 1 s ' I r I tlx. I n lid "1" if if t , 1 1 1 4 ,r . . h i 't - .f I v I 1 . 1 . " - t I I A t ! s ll " I til J i At - t 1 M - . i ' " , I I! t i-.au yd ,.;r , T ' ,i i 11 'ii - ii ... s J : ' f t s

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ci' I.. IIa;.j. to t! 0 J : cr.Tfif lUity: C 'rt." I, J- 1 Clerk of the 0rA It'. in a J t ir (Se t Utc cf a. .n,tv f i.l c r.T . ; 1 c s s v 1 : . r are t ! tali" h! 3 A'::', lT.at .-.it eiectiontf cn tl ? f ri I 1 t'.e sfA Ti.1 ) ic in said county. O facers to b ships; elected by the town PAOLI TOT.'XSniP. Two Josdce.3 of ihe Peace, (one for the town and one for the township). Three Constables. One Trustee. One Assessor. One Road Supervisor for each read district. NORTHEAST TOWNSHIP. Two Justices' of the Peace. .. Two Constables. ,. One Trustee. One Assessor. . One Road Supervisor for each rond district. ORLEANS TOWNSHIP. One Justice of the Peace. Tiirep Constables. One Trustee. One Assessor. . . One Road Supervisor for ertkh rcti district. ORANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP. One Justice of tho Peace. Two Constables.' One Trustee-. - : One Assessor. One Road Su'pcrviior for each rcai district. NORTHWEST TOWNSIlir. One Justice of the Peace. Two Constable. One Trustee. One Assessor. ... . One Road Supervisor for each roatl district. FRENCH LICK TOWNSHIP. Two Justices of the Peace. Two Constables. One Trustee. One Assessor. One Road Supervisor for each road district. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Two Justices of the PeaceTwo Constables. One Trustee. One Assessor. One Road Supervisor for each read district. GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP. One Justice of th Peace. Two Constables. - - One Trustee. . . , , One Assessor. One Road Supervisor for each road district. SOUTHEAST TOWNSHIP. Two Justices of th Peace. Two Constables. One Trustee. One Assessor. One Road Supervisor fc-r each road district. STAMPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP. Two Justices of the PeaceTwo Constables. One Trustee. One Assessor. One Road Supervisor for each road district. The Sheriff of Orange county. Stat aforesaid, is hereby directed to give le g:il notice of such election in conformi ty to the statute ia such cases made and provided. In witness whereof I hereunto set my . , . hand and a(Tix the seal of the L.S- O ran 2 Circuit Court, at Paoli, 1 -v-- ' this tab ?ht of February. 1S13. JOHN'R. SIMPSON. Clerk Orang& Circuit Court. PROCLAMATION. Notice is hereby given to th qualifi ed voters of Orange county, Indiana, that the polls will be opened nl the places for voting at elections, in the respective ptecincts, o Monday, the 1st day of .April. Ifc78, for the ofiiceis named in the Clerk's esrti tic-ate abov. SAMUEL A. IA VI SberiiT of Grans County, I v. .1. February 16, 1H78. kctica to Heirs of Petition to Sell State of Indiana, Oranqe County: Xotice i. hereby frivtu that Solomon Scott, Ailirtinistrator of liie csiste of Kaocy U. JiihnsuTi, deccrni"!, has tlleI his efition to sell the real csutio of the decedent, her xr!tft! projiertr lMinjF fnxuSIrieRt t pf hrkitAi and that tvaid petition will be- heard tt tho ne t term of the Circuit- ' s of il miinty. Attest: JOHN Ii. bIMsO. Clerk Circuit Court Orange Countv. Jan. 21 l-i78. . JAiilillli l. 1 Fl tor 3 . OUGt N"' i " is i i-r !v j. ve 1 !':.' i uri '1 r-'. f have thiis lar teeti aitointt Atmmitr tors c f the 1 -t;.t" f f Jw .n r'lri-d. S- v 1 ' " of Orange, county, 1 nditioa, deer-eased. sd m t ate is -nni uit to be sol v m' . All 1 h'vh'iiiJT c i 1 '-t'i'i t r i 1 i tv (in. rvt rh.-ei 1 . r' .as-., . i'i itir sett h'r.jiit, is 11 1 a : 1 j- r -.-i 1 t u i t . 1 e-t-'ie are rc'j tet -1 o v: e iv t i.-s-mediatislv. 1'dYAl. 11. illl.i) a ir.UA!I i l.i..U. Feb. 22, 1S7S. 2t-3w Administrators. llotica to Heirs cf Petition to SsU State of Indiana, Orange Courtly: Notice is hereliy riven that Tlttf& .Tone. Administrator of tlie ewtrtte tf J h Kver- -:s.r. deeei!ed. lias lel hi rH-tition to h .1 the reai estiite of tht.".jcilA-i!t, pf 1- il property hi iinfuoient to pay hi ' s; dii.l ti'ust said petition will be bear at 1. i nxt terra ol tit Circuit Court of sat't e .ry. . .test; - IS. SIMPOX. tderk Circuit Court Orange Cotiot. I b. 5 Is ."8. " 21ItoW W. A . ...... . . .- . . r T ' i' . 1 to her larre ud exest- . la.; i.'' 1 lill 1 l.J- I'.iiliS r 1 --. I rA i. - I--u-irr, lact ! i 1 . j'- - t 1 0" 4 f 1 'IV

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