The Greencastle Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 August 1895 — Page 4

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GREENCASTLE DEMOCRAT SUPPLEMENT.

B, B BARWICK

ADDITIONAL COHKKSl’ONHKNt K.

Is selling more

GROCERIES

Fur one dollar than any other house in the city.

Hardware, Tinware and Stoves

So low that you would not go away without them.

Come and See.

B. P. BARWICK.

Ladies’ Shirt Waists, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. LADIES’ Shirt Waist Button Sets, 25c. Latest styles. LADIES’ Silk Belts with white metal buckles, 25c. White Metal Belt Buckles, 10c to 25c. Sterling Silver Belt Buckles for $1. Worth $1.50. Extra value in Silk Mitts at 19c and 25c pair. Just in, new stock Silk Umbrellas and Fans at bargain

prices.

one of our 50c Summer Corsets—best on earth for

the money.

Try

y, c. ett-nao^g. ^ DO YOU W

Want Insurance of any kind? Want to buy or sell Property?

Want a Tenant for your bouse or farm?

Want to rent a House or Farm?

Want to sell or buy Stock of any kind?

Want to hire Help of any kind? Want to find Employment

Want to find Employment? Want to buy or sell Anything?

If so call and see me.

H. M. JORDAN, OREENOASTLE, IND. Over Weik’s Grocery Store. 3-3m

Livery, Feed —ANDSale Stable

Buggies and Harness All New. KICK. OXKTLK, 7 0/'/' T JUtl VEUX FOR TUF HOAR.

Come and livery wilh me. bring in your h rses and feed with me. 1 appreciate your kind patronage in thr past and will promise you the best ot sailsfaction now. GEORGE M. BLACK. Near Northeast Corner Public Square.

am,

-TTu

Verbenas, Josephine,

Ami Other Famous Brands and Leaders.

TRY THEM.

Chas. Kiefer

North Side Square.

CLO VEKDALE.

There is considerable sickness prevailing throughout tlie country, principally n-

mong children.

Misa Ivona Carr has gone to Orleans to

remain about two weeks.

County surveyor J. K. O'Brien line been employed by ibe com miss.,ners of Owen county to do a lot of engineering. The coni in issoners evidently believe in getting the best, which they certainly have in this insianre, ns Mr O'Brien hsi achieved an enviable reputation as a civil engineer Tlo- tinest lot of oak timber that ever passed over the Motion line is being loaded at till-i place for shipment to New 'i ork, where it will be manufactured into veneering, The largest oak iree in either Owen or Putnam county was shipped from here this week. The tree made two 1? foot logs and one 13 foot log without knots or limbs, and averaged about 1800 feet to each log. Fret and Charlie Cummings, Rii»s Marlin, Shorty Rogers and Cun Query are the veteran log-haulers who are delivering the logs, the entire lot being ot unusual si/.-' and every log free from blemish. During the thunder storm Monday nigi t two line cows were killed b\ lightning on the Cooper farm south of town Mrs David Hall who lias been dangerously ill of lung fever is in a fair way of recovery. Lucy Sboppel, granddaughter of.I. H. Sparkr is quiie sick of typhoid fever. The wife of Wm. Broadstreet Jr., has a severe attack of old fashioned tyiJioid. John Merwtn’a youngest child has been (ptile sick this week K-rp K. Long has been ve y i k this wei k, but is now improving J. T. Hore lias moved his family to Decker, Ind., where he is engaged in business The wife of W. A. Moser died on Monday night Irom puerperal erclampsia., and was interred ai the Cloverdale cemetery on Tuesday after Mrs. Moser was confined on Sunday night, the child being horn an hour or more before the atlendi'-g physicion arrived, and seemed to he gelling along nicely until about an hour after the physician arrived, when she suddenly went into convulsions, and although everything was done for her that human skill could possibly do. all was without avail and she died at 10 10 p m on Sunday night The convulsions were Die result of diseased kidneys. The deceased was well and favorably known to the people of Cloverdale and a host of friends mourn her untimely end. Tom Utterbaek is having a well drilled at his residence, and at this writing is down 185 feet in ( 8olid rock witli no indications of moisture. If water is not found at 200 feet the drilling w ill he abandoned, and the hole will he for sale Pearl, the nine year old daughter of David R Mase, fell from/,, horse, while visiting in the country Monday, ami broke an

ny ■_ I -

The Weklockehs.

At the appointed time last night the Daughters of Wedlock convened at their usual meeting place, with a very much larger attendance than at their Inst meet ine. At the meeting last night there ware not only virgins but a large number of fatfair, gay, rollicking frollicking widows none of whom were over 20 years of age notwithstanding the bare insinuation of tlmt beastly old Mogul, who, by the way, delights to have the descriptive adjecttve i ‘'Grand” prefixed to his name. Toe High Priestess called the meeting to order with a single tap of her dainty gavel. She then asked what success Die sisters had in their campaign, and if any one had any plan to suggest Dial would suppress the cunning Mogul. Miss Fannie Fast arose and said that she had been working in a quiet way and hud completely fascinated, infatuated ind charmed three of the Mogul's brotherhood. and that as cold and cruel law prevented in,.rry ing all three of Di in she was in a desperate dilemma to determine which she bad better take. Upon tins statement Widow Kelchum arose and desired Miss Fannie to give a descriptor! o Iter gallants, which was given as follows. Mrs Fannie sai l: ‘ jfhe first that I caught was that dear, darling, dandy Dode, who for his particular type of masculine beauty stands without a peer. His deep, dreamy sky blue eyes are incomparable and suits his rich blonde completion to perfection, and his elegant hirsute appendage is of a color exactly to match his complexion. His scholitrslpp and superb gentlemanly hearing will compare favorably with that of the Count of Monte C’risto or Sir William Wallace and as to voice, lor singing, he would discount a male nightingale. Anottier devotee is the worthy Worth, who at this time Is pushing his suit at. a fearful gait. Now Worth is a Hell(e)so lo speak among the hand, and he lias Die en tire confidence of that big 'Gull. Worlti too, is a comely lad, but his style of beauty is very different from that of the item dandy Dode, who is of s'lort stature ami slender build, while worthy Worth is o/ long stature and a ‘ soggy” build anil a very pronounced blonde, With proper training he would he a champion heavyweight miller under the Marquis of Queens bury rules and I hope In will not become jealous of Dandy Dode for if be did and should give him a '‘right upper cut” Dode would laud some wliere near Kalamazoo. The last but not Die least of my worshipers is the model Mort Jessup. Now you that know him, know that he is just too cute lor any thing. He is a tall handsome brunette who would suit Die fancy of the most fastidious wedlocker in the hall. His skill in music makes him rank with the old Italian masters. Three nights ot each week 1 ant wafted away into the rosy realms of rest by a delightful combination pf harmonious sou mis Dial emeiiate from Mori's larynx as he Inisss in a rosy bower by my chamber window. This is the

chorus uf his tong:

'Sleep dear Fannie sleep dream of love and

me,

Fori love thee host of all thy lovers three, There's worth Worth and Dandy Dode to i cull. So tak ‘ your model Mort, and rob the Grand Mogul.”

The Priestess complimented Miss Fannie very highly upon her won erful success ami advised tier to select Die one of her lovers that she thought had the shortest lease on life, and that she would probably take them all in rotation. Several other ladies reported they had started a system of flirtations witli the bachelors and were firmly of the opinion that they would have a beau in low in a short time. The H. P. called attention to the fact that there were plenty of widowers who could easily be caught and recommended that the short statesman and disciple ol Solon, who dwells in the Flats be besieged and captured. She also inenDom-d the beautiful Conrad Job. and sahl he would fall an easy prey The Priestess then turned her iiDcntinn to

the Mogul and spoke as follows:

"The very idea of that beastly old parody that burlesque on man; that mangy . old fossil; that freak of nature, that denominates bimsell Die Grand Mogul, calling me ‘ the little old weaz -n-fuced, waspish telltale woman, aged amazon, etc, and referring to us as “nzzle-headed gum-chewing nymphs” is enough lo condemn Minin Die estimation of resnectable bachelors. If the old monster thinks lor a moment he can disconcert us by having recourse to all the vile vituperations of a Billuigsi'ale Bum, he is much mistaken. Thirlv five years angling for a husband!!! The old sot! with six quarts of the tluid extract of malt in him! And two quarts of moonshine mountain dew!!! I tried to chain hint!!! Why he is so ugly, a glance from him would give one the horrors, or slop the interest on a note. To smell his breath would give you the delirium tremens, to hear hint talk would paraliyze the auditory nerve 1 n short be is so low down ill the deptiis of social and moial degradation Dial if a lever 10O0 miles long were attached to him and Die Rocky mountains >s a fulcrum, uiui Die united strength of all the ancels in Heaven above and all Die demons down under the sea appl ed they could not raiie hint to Die cnnimon level of the condemned, (cheers) Now dear sisters continue in the good work and in n short time wcwill lutve all the desirable material the old fraud has. Here the willow Kelchem aro-e and said that she had a plan. She would trap fur the Mogul; that she would use her natural charms as halt; and if she failed it would he her first time as she had already had six husbands. She said she would take Die old hound for the sake of obliging her sisters and thus disrupt Die organization ami she promised to tell at the next meeting how she would treat him. The meeting adjourned to

meet September 1.

MAN H ATTAN. Mrs. Annie Fellows is-irk wilh typhoid fever. Miss Nannie Albright is on the sick

list.

Mr* Marv Kiter, Mrs. .Su-an Whittaker

mi S l*kJC-,: viethed

ton were here Sunday to see Ms mother ami oilier relatives Frank Moore of Mansfield spent Sitiulsy among us Ed Nolan and daughter and her husband of North Salem were visitors st John Williams and Atnni Nicolsons from Friday until! Monday Mrs. Stokes of Irvington who lias been visiting here returned to her home today Mrs. B. S. Harris and daughter Claud vi«iied at Amo over Sunday Mrs. Caroline Hall and two daughters of Arcola Illino'.s are spending collide of days with her sister Mrs Henry M. Maun and go from tiere to Lawrence county to visit other relatives for a few days before returning to her home... Lightning struck Die barn of Mr. T. J. Ferrand Monday night and set it on fire. It was entirely ciiustimed with all its contents, 4 horses, hay and many other things. Nothing saved. Fortunately he carried an

insurance.

PLEASANT HILOE. The welcome showers that fell recently will make the corn in this locality. The prospect is good Last Tuesday was lirandnia Route's nine y-fourlb birthday and quite a crowd of relatives and friends were invited to take dinner with her. Elder Pope and daughter of Fincastle, were present, and all report a splendid time, An infant ciiild of Mr. (’amnia of Cttnot, died l ast week with cholera infantum Mr. Hart of Clove.dale, was on the Ridge Monday buying more timber He bought two hundred dollars worth of Jas. Reeva-s Grave O'Neal aatid Roxy Parks of Puttiaitiville, were at J. K. Jenkins Tuesday Tlie young faalks haad a social hop at Lewis Knoll s Monalay night Will Knoll is at work ot. his new house There wiii be a basket meeting at Cunot tile fourth Sun day in August Mrs. Carrie Jenkins anal daughter Dnvie, visited at Mrs. Lou Herbert’s east of Cloverdale last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Harrison and Mrs. Mary Cociiran visited at Am j-i Neier's Sunday Tlie Misses Ollie and Mytta Tucker are attending Institute at Spencer. Owen county this week Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jenkins attended meeting at the M. K. church at Cloverdale Sunday, ami took dinner with Mrs, Lizzie Kelley. There is to be a ice cream festival hi Union Chapel Church four miles east of Poland, on Saturday evening the I7th, everybody invited, the proceeds to go for the benefit of ibe church Quite a number from here attended tlie picnic at Quincy on last Thursday.

FINCASTLE.

Rev. Airliart a baptist minister, preached at the U. V. church Sunday night lo a very

large congregation.

Mrs. Jacob I.Hfl'olette of Shanuondale is

"ir.itiog her sister at Oils place.

Mrs. Rachel Williams is on the g A list

Annual Report of William W. Warner, Trustee of Warren Township, Putnam County, Indiana. Receipts and Expenditures on Account of Road Tax Fund. DATE. RBCKIFTO. Amount received from County Treasurer 8 37 7S Total receipts road tax fund S7 75 Balance 10 a Overdrawn, last report 2151 KX t'ENDITURES.

None.

Receipts and Expenditures on account of Additional Road Tax Fund.

None.

Receipts and Expenditures on account of Township Fund. DATE. RECEIPTS. Amount on hand front date of last report J m 85 “ reeeived from County Treasurer S51 50 “ “ Putnamvllle Cemetery 18 80 Total reeelpts towiishlpfund 40OI5 Total expenditurea since last report... 205 4S Balance 184 87

EX PEN DITC RF-S.

To whom paid. For what paid. Amount. It. It. Bowen road lumber 5 82 88 G. W. Hurst gravel 0 05 M. M. Mrllvatn supplies , 2 00

' HO

5 25 5 00

5 00 10 00 )0 00 10 Ob ‘25 UU 10.1 00

I u I Unix last week.

Miss Ida Wriglit hits returned front Danville wher* she lias been attending

school.

John Hinote and family, James Ferrand and family and several others went to Cataract last Sunday. The well drillers have come bad: again and are drilling another well for Daniel Ztring Jr. The funeral of Mrs. John Best here was largely attended, services by Rev. Bry an at the Christian church, burial at Die Manhattan cemetery. Tlie family have the sympatliy of a large efreie of friends The festival here Saturday' night wai quite a success. Rev, Johnson, of Lebanon, will preach here the third Sunday in August and Sat iirduy night before; all are invited to com and bear him. Peuuotty. RACCOON. Mrs. Williams is on the sick list. Wallace Coshow ia visiting relatives ai Shannondule. .Mr. and Mrs, Broom visited at Roachdale Tuesday. Mr. Ridlen ainl Binlee did business in Crawfordsville Friday, Mr. Ridlen lias two cellars to wall at Fincastle. Mr. Edwards is building an addition to his house. There were nine persons sprinkled and received in the church Sunday morning. Tlie section men had to go to Montezuma Sunday to wi*'k on a dangerous bridge at that place. Thieves visited at B. I). Skilltnnn's store last week. John Shannon is attending tlie New Ross races tins week, Foster is staying in Die office. Hie Owens boys came home with ten premiums from the Batnbridge fair. Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs. Cooper front GreencasDe spent Monday with Mrs. It. 8. Grider. Mr and Mrs. Frame, Mr. and Mrs. Williams ale Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coehow. San; Owens and Willis McCray attended church at Hehron Sunday, Mrs. Hkillmnn writes back she is able to take tier meals at the table now. Miss Ola Nicholas is staying with her Grandma this week.

' '4

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood of Greencastle visited at Mr. Clay Bridges end lamily Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Brint Leaton is going lo bttild two

rooms to his house.

Mr. Ollie Allen's mother and sister were visiting him the past week, We tieard that Mr. Clay Posher of Roachdale was going to move back to his farm

at tins place soon.

Quite a number from itere attended the the Bainbrid -e fair last week. Mr. Crit Williams and son went toCraw fordsville last Saturday. Mr. John Walsh and son are visiting at

Goldsmith this week.

Mrs. Alice Woodrum and children are

visiting her parents.

When paid

out.

June I, 1805. Mar. 8, “

■ 8, •• ‘ 18, “

April 8, “ June 3, “

‘ 28, “ i It

July 12, “ June 11, “ July 1, “ Mar. 15, “ Mar. ... “

No.

voucher.

2 3 4 5 0 8 8

10 11 12 13

Hurst Bros patnls, etc M. K. Cooper supervisor

W. K. Harris

M. M. Mcllvaln supplies J. L. Johnson supervisor Smiley A Carpenter legal services. Luther Easter supervisor Henry W. Marshall guide post J. A. Michael freight W. W. Warner trustees’services .

Aug. 25, 1884. 14 D. W. Hester

251 08 work on cemetery road 18 au

285 48 Receipts and Expenditures on account of Special School Fund RRCEU'TS. Amount on hand at dale of last report 1148 (7 “ received from county treasurer 318 33 “ '• sale of joint school house 188 54 “ “ coal sold 28 51 School lot at Westland and I'utnam vllle furniture 21 76

Total receipts special school fund Total expenditures since last report.. Balance 326 02

7UI to 370 28

When paid out. April 27, 1885 June 11, “ '• 1U. “ March 18, •' *' 18, “ “ «, “

J one

July

8. 8.

14, 15, 1«. 28, 16, 12, 24, 20,

No. voucher.

u 3 4 5 8 7 8 8 18 11 12 13 14 15 in 17 18

expenditures.

To whom paid.

For what paid.

G. W. Grubb lumber. Luther Faster 12 cord wood Wm. Estep 8 cord wood Hurst Bros scIi<m>1 supplies . Wm. Carrington janitors Institute.. W. 1’. Backet repairing windows

Amount. *78 24 15 IK) 11 87 12 114

2 no

Jesse Williams township Instilule II 25 W. P Sackett .... || go Ida Adams “ “ 10 HU Dock Hurst 9 cord wood II 25

J'lercy A Do . J. A. Turner I. B. 1’crry

J. K. I.augdon

11.8. Rollick A Co T. M. Lane G. W. Grubii and .1.

A. HU-elc

supplies 57 78 8 cord wood and repairs Hi 75 1U!4 cord wood 13 uo supplies 21 on '• 13 85 1)011 76 supplle- 75 lumber for Joint school, etc 88 (X)

370 28

Receipts and Expenditures on account of Tuition Fund.

RECEIPTS.

Balance on hand at date of last report 8 74 70 Amount from distribution, 1885, common school revenue 1138 22 Total receipts tuition fund 1212 !(7 Total expenditures since lust report.. 71 H5

Balance

EX PENDITCRKS.

1141 U2

When paid out. Feb. 13, 1895

For what paid. Amount,

teaching 9 71 86

No.

vou-

cher. To whom paid. 1 Lutie M. Perry

Receipts and Expenditures on account of Dog Tax Fund.

RECEIPTS.

Amount on hand at date of Iasi report Amount received from county treasurer..

When paid

out.

.-.■vr » No.

voucher.

•m

Total receipts dog tax fund Kspexllturee el nee lasi report

. 8 n :tu 48 1U

57 40 57 40

EXPENDITURES.

June 10, 1H95 1 Mack Jones.

To whom paid.

For wlmt paid. Amount, sheep killed 8 57 41)

HUMMAHY.

Road fund Additional road road fund Tow'nstitp fund Special school fund Tuition fund Dog fund

Receipts. Expenditurea. 837 73 821 51

450 15 701 88 1212 97 .7 I"

Total 2458 65

SERVICE ACCOUNT.

Date. Nature of service rendered. Btorage on election accoutrements Keeping school books one year March Hi, 1895—Business with county superintendent

2ti5 48 378 28 71 85 57 40.. 782 (72

Balance. 818 22 184 87 325 02 1111 02

108(1 83

EAST CLINTON. Jessie Hamrick, George Slavens and Robert Dills went lo Putimmville to attend the shakers meeting last Sunday. Bob Bee says he would raOier have better gravel roads to hnegv ride on titan there is in Clinton Falls. A L. Myrick visited at James Thomas’

last Sunday.

Brackney Urn*, pulled their threshing machine to tb“ shed Die first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J tines Thomas visited his brother Milt near Morton. There was several from East Clinton attended tit - Batnbridge fair. PUTNAM V1LLE. Mrs. John Williams is reported heller at this writing.... Andrew King drove over to Indianapolis Sunday, will return tomorrow Billy Haymaker and family of Irving-

BROAD PARK. The largest rain Monday night of Die season H. H. Parker is preparing to build a new barn Henry Barns and son are building a new house for Elmer Hurst S. J. Beadle and Noah Woods were at Indianapolis Monday on business. Alva Hurst and wife are at Martinsville this week Cap. Ben and Art t'ostin were up Saturday for the i’ecksburch p coic. Chuck Wallace is seen onourMreels quite often of late Airs J. C. Broadstreet is better at this writing Chas Dalbs is sick—typhoid fever '....Mas. J. W. Stinzer bought a new buggy Tuesday of Elliot and Buis Mrs Jane Elliot presented her daughter Mrs, II. MoCammack with a new surrey.... Everybody took in the Quincy picnic Thursday.

BELLE UNION. With the splendid rains the corn crop is assured, and is now being engaged at twenty-five cents per !>*-diel. Childrens day at Union Valley Siunlav afternoon Evangelist Brown will preach at Wal nut Chapel Sunday Elmer Miller of Stilesville, visited his uncle Rev, Thos. Sherrill Sunday——John P. Allee of GreencasDe was down buying calves r-cently, and jersey calves advanced in price very suddenly and unexpectedly in consequence (i. W. Wright has returned home from Manhattan where he has been staying for tome time Last spring a lot of jersey cows were shipped Irom Tennessee and sold at public auction at M. F. McHalfie's farm Tlie cows proved to have some contagious disease Several have died, all are under quarantine. CARPENTEHBVILLE. There will lie an ice cream social given by Die M. E, ladies Saturday evening Aug. 10 in Die M. E. church. All are invite,I lo come and help the good cause ..Mr. Pencil's started hack to their old home Neh. Inst Thursday and while we feel Die loss of such good neighbors we wish them a pleasant journey and a prosperous future Bio. Hostetler filled his regular appointment at Die Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon and Bro. Williams also preached at the M. E. church. MORTON. Mrs. and Mrs Milton K. Thomas were at GreencasDe Tuesday consulting a physician concerning a cancer of which Mrs. M. is suffering. An operation at an early day was determined upon.

Utlice day

Belling school house, etc., settling, etc. . .. Delivering diplomas ...... ...... .... Enumeration Acknowledgment of deed ..— .... Trip to GreencasDe settling for lumber Kiuimeratlon report and trip to Ureenaastle making report Business with eounty superintendent OHlce day — Linking after roads Pontractlug and measuring lumber ... office day Meiisitrlng and receiving wood ... Office day Township business — Trip to Greencastle settling bills— (iffloe day — Office day Making up this report .... Trip to Ureencustle to make tills report

2-3, “ 25-28, April 22, “ '27, “ 31), May 9, • “ 11, “ 20, June 1.

“ 11-12, •• '22, July 5, •' 12, “ 13,

27,

“ 29.

August 0,

*82 00

State of Indiana, Putnam County: I, W. W. Warner, Ti ll,lee of Warren township, in said county, do solemnly swear that this report Is true and correct, us 1 verily believe. Wtl-MAM W. Warner. Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me this5th day of August, 1895. Georuk M. Bi.ai k, Auditor. Examined and approved this 5th day of August, 189.",. John 1>. Hart, ) Humuel K. Farmer, - Commissioners. James E. Talbott, )

irr

We liiive fully made up our minds not to carry over one of them.

You will be surprised how cheap we are selling them. COMA 1 IN AMD SEE. SUTORLIN

THE

HATTER AND FURNISHER.

Hides, Tallow, Ginseng and Scrap Iron.

Over Hie Plurnix Sample Room

Will be found

...HIGERT’S NEW...

Billiard and Pool Hall

Now open under the new city

ordinance.

Four good tables will l>e kepi In the best of order with a competent person toallend to them. All persons from eighteen yeais up are allowed to play. Below at the Phoenix you will Hud the very best hand-iniide Blackberry Brandy, so needful at this season of the year, and

all other kinds.

The Very Best of Liquors, Ciirttrs and

Tobaeco.

Notice to Non-Residents. The State of Indiana, Putnam county, a*: In the Putnam Circuit court, September

term, 1895.

Elijah Grantham,

Complaint No. 5588.

The Highest Market Price Will he paid for Diem bv J. F. COOPER, SOUTH C.REENCA8TLK Cor. Ohio and Depot-sts. 14-3nt

Dr. F. H. LAMMERS PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. Oflloe over Central National Hank 44yl

Guardian of

Emma Musou et al. Charles E. Webster

et al. |

Now conies the plaintiff, hy John H. James, attorney, and tiles his complaint herein, to enforce a partition and sale of real estate together with an alTldavIt that said defendant*. Maggie V. Eckels, John H. Eckels, Myrtle Whitaker and Walter Whitaker are not resi-

dents of the state of Indiana.

Not lee is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the 2lst day of the next term of the Putnam olreuUeourt, the same being l.lie 25th day of September A. D. 1895, fit the court House In Ibe city of Ureeitoaslle, In said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will lie heatd and determined 111 their absence. ... , _

W 11116*8 iiiy name, «iiul tue ical of

1 skal nhid court, affixed HL tbe city of * < JreencHMtle, thta 29th day of July A. 1>. 1896. DAHIKL T. Daknall, Clerk.