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GREAT REDUCTION
Price. of Tea.

~ VI - SS&s
OOLONG, black 4Oc. per pound.
Good flavor and strength the
ZANE as We have been charging
OoLONG, BLACK soc. per pound;
very superior TEA, and as
good as Is usually sold for s.
IMPERIAL ., 5oS Per S gGpPs vor For
BEST IMPEKr Al. ' GsTe enc. sIoo.
imported; former price ) Is.
BEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST, tbIack. }
SIC. per pound.
FtHsY imported; delicious flavor.
BEST JAPAN, tmncelored,J 81. 90 per pound.
This Is our choicest uncolored
japan, same as usually charged
) $50 for elsewhere.
BEST GUNPOWDER, green $50 per
The highest price TEA we sell.
and as good as can be purchased
price was s 70. O'H'''
BEST YOUNG HYsON, s1.25 per pound.
REMARKS:
On account of the depression in
the Tea market, and the conse-
qnent extremely low prices IN
yotbing lots, we are enabled to
5 5educe our price list from loo to
speciality. our facilities for
purchasing are surpassed by no
esuailed by f .Ss' S S9nmars; s saa
always get fresh TEAS from US.
G. G. CORNWELL q SONS.
FINE GROCER.S,
-my2-lOt lis Pa av., opp. w tsLsTss Hotel.
CINCINNATI
LION LAGER
BOOK AND PII4SEN BEER
CASKS AND BOTTLES,
For sale by
SAM'L G. PALMER,
81 GREEN STREET,
mayEtr GEORGETOwN q
SoMETHIEG NEw.-The only reliable CALEN.
- DAB CLOCK ever made in this country Beau.
nful and perfect time pieces. Exclusive kfcncy It
~ -. QLkhhS Jewelry Store, 1903 street
eortnSe0. aNl-An
+. -. MERCHANr TAILOR,
sIS STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT 0yyrcH, =.
Isp~'V Washington, p ]
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SCHALKS NEWARK LAGER BEER at Fritz
Schaible's, northeast corner eth and Il.

PROPERTY-owNERs who have not made
application for damages to property by
reason Of public improvements can row file
their claims with j. c. Lay & Co., No. 223 }.
street. -
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LUMBER. &c.

| ,UMBER! LUMBER!
GREAT RED CTTON IN PRICES,
Parties in want of LUMBER will do vell TO call nj
GEORGE III. JOHNSONS LUMBER YARD, cor
f foth and SITS northwest, and buy Lumber at the
= White Pine Siding, dressed, 50 per 100 feet.
White Pine Gull Siding, best q per 100 feet
- White Pine, dressed, SO 80 per 100 feet
- East: Shore Dressed Flooring, So 50 per 100 n
yellow Pine Boards, Joist and Scantlinc. 50 per
100 feet; Laths, Shingles and Palings and ali other
kinds OF Building Materials at greatly reduced
prlces. mays lm'
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Board of Health.

Board Of Health.
MORTALITY REPoRT-THE INV STREET
CLEANER LIKE A POODLE DOG TIED To A
STICK-THE COMIQUE WALK.
The Board of Health met last evening, and
Mr.. Marbury. the treasurer, presented
statement of the condition Of the deficiency
appropriation, showing balance on hand,
$40. The Registrar DIR. Bliss presented
THE MORTALITY REPORT
FOR TIE week ending 18th inst, showing 6S
deaths. Consumption had II victims, pneu-
mCnia s, congestion of lungs 4, bronchitis 3,
diaTrhOa I, deaths from violence .. There
were 81 whites and 81 colored. and Of the 80
minors Is were white and II colored Under
two years there were "a and II were between
20 TO 20. In public institutions II died. There
were marriages and % births-52 whites end
y cOlOred. The death rate was 1913 per /, 900
per arnum. Rate of mortality Of the white
population was 1i65 per LOCO per annum,
while the mortality OF the colOred pOpula-
Rate OF increase of the white population by
births over deaths 9.93 per 1000; while the
decrease of the cOlOred population by deaths
over births was 1890 per Loco per annum.
FILTH.
y Communication was received from the
health officer, recommending that the clean
ing Of public sever traps be made the sub
isct of special conference with the District
Commission erS. i'm which he says that the
inauguration Of p more systematic. decent.
and sanitary method than that now pursued,
il necessity which does not admit of longer
delay, for the present system is nearly allied
TO the old method of removing night soil.
lr. Bliss said that the streets of this city
were never 50 dirty as they are to-day.
Mr.. NarbUry remarked that the ncw-fangled
street sweeper was humbug. and DIR. Bliss
sat il was Ike poodle dog tied on "A stick.
The communication was referred to the
special committee having the subject in
charge, who were also Instructed 10 have
general conference with the Commissioners
on the subject of the filthy condition of the
streets and alleys of this city.
THE COMICUE WALK.
The secretary read a letter from J. p.
Rogers. proprietor OF the Theater CCmique.
inviting the board to witness the exhibition
Of endurance of Harry Brooks. who has out
walked Professor Carlyle, and who was still
continuing his tedious Journey.
Hr. Cox said the invitation should be de
cI1ned, for an acceptance would reflect no
credit on the hoard. II was an exhibition
which would injure health. if not prove fatal,
and he had been considering whether or not
the board had power to stop il. IL was an
exhibition As to how far man could 20
without killing himself, and should be dis
countenanced.
DR.. Bliss said that common courtesy re-
CURED an acknowledgment of the invitation,
ard whether the board accepted it or not he
intended to witness il.
DIR. Verdi said this test was not in the
interest of science, and ii was gotten up for
the purpose of making money.
Mr.. Marbury moved that the invitation be
declined; agreed to.
Prof. LangStOn, from the committee on
smallpox claims, submitted final report;
which was adopted, and the committee dis
charged.
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. +. SEYMOUR,
M III. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING, ANn CLEANING EsTAl

STEAM DIEING AND CLEANING ESTAB-
LISHNENT.
AZ Jsfsrson Street, Gsorgetolrn, ID. C.
Established, ISL. Premium awarded, ISL Er.
larsed and improved. 1874. Ladies and Gentemen's
wearing apparel of every description. including
Eelyets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&C, &c nicely cleaned or dyed; also, Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months,
Send us your address and we will call for and re-
turn work at place in the District free of extra
charge Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and 10 any place in the country ap2l-tr
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INV EAFKkSS LINZ VIA IANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH
lGGToN AND GEORGETOWN, DO.
SAILING BAYS.
From Pier 3, North Wharyes, Philstelphs.,
eATUR friday, at IL N. ~0-A
From 80 WGter street, Geo-ge.ovn ESSe41RaN
II. C., MONDAY a. 6p m.
This line connects At PhilsdeIehis with Ciyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line # Steamers for Pr0yl-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age in Boston BY this line.
CT. HYDE, Agent Ger d. ofO
II. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID &. MINK, 20 Deyonshire street, Bostca.
~ Ereights delivered By knoxs Express Or.
deTs left at General Once, sos Pennsylvania ave-
nue., or st the Steamers Wharf, will be promptly
attended to. sepS "
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ga WORD To THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT"
We would direct the attention of persons
who are about to leave the city for the sum-
meT 10 an institution in this city, which
many Of our citizens do not appreciate the
importance or comfort OF. We refer TO the
National SAFE Deposit Company AT the cor
ner OF 18th street and New York avenue. The
vaults are fire, burglar and damp proof If
You nave ValuableS OF any deScriptiOn-such
as jewelTy, diamonds. laces, bonds or pa
Iers-that You may wish 10 preserve from
IRE. burglars. danpness or mould. by all
means examine the vaults and facilities of
This company. and place them there for safe
Eeeplng. The charges are moderate, being
rot more than one fifth of fire insurance
FONT delay, but place your valUables be-
yOLd the risk OF accident.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

TAMIL L SUfFL1ES.
ELPHONzo YoUNos g. 60.
ARE SELLING
LIB. SUPERIOR GREEN TEA .............for SOC
LIB. SUPERIOR ooLoNG TEA-.........for SOC
1 LIB. NEW YORK STATE BUTTER.....for s5c
1 DOZ. FINE LARGE BANANAS for soo
DoZ. FINE LARGE BANANAs.........for Il
LBS. NEW YORK STATE BUTTER 81
LARGE CANS sTABLES's GENUINE BART.
LETT PEARS, in Syrup .....-................tor a
5LBs. PURE VERMONT MAPLE sUGARfOr a
LARGE CANS ToMAToEs..................-fo 81
LARGE CANS PEACHES, in syrup......fOr 81
81 LBS. CRUSHED sUGAR........... ....fOr n
sH LBS. GRADUATED sUGAR...........fOr 81
LBS "a" sUGAR....-........... ..... ...for 8
10 LBS. &C" NEARLY whiteJ sUGAR.......for n
10 LBS. NEW TURKEY PRUNEs.....for n
10 LBS. NEW YORK STATE BUTTER for 90
ELPHONzO YOUNGS 4 CO., Grocers,
(MAsoNIc TKnrLB,J
Corner 9th and sts., OPP. U. 8. Patent Once.
ELPHONzO YOUN0S,
JEROME y. J0HHSON.S may7-0
CIV, AND "KAUPHY.n
Lovers OF good TEA end COFFEE will be pleased /
10 nse tnat they can buy the celebrated
IN. 4. CLUB TEAS AND COFFEES ~
~ STANDS Nos. IL y and 149 Center Market IL I
EAST wing, and at my store corner Of 9Th and
These goe de are Of the Choicest Importafiop. ana
are retaiied at small advance on wholesale price.
lie and 1I9 Center Market, esst VIM.
Open every day. sepia.f
II
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hCBHAED's PAT. SPIRAL Srups-set In
,ne, Lake George diamonds AMETHYST.
"iDSz, garnet and sapphire-in gold: received
81 Hss = on the avenue, near ~ 81.
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IN! EovFMESTs IN THE POsT OFFICE DE-
PAETSfFNT EUILDISG-EGten> improve
ment> and repairs are i'm progress at the Post
tfte Gel arfmeut building under the dlTec
lion OF Col. j. e. L. BGTt>iGe. superintendent
Of the building and discussing officer for the
department.. An OF the rooms Of the higher
'ffic as Of ire department have been entirely
" fun i-hSC. the furniture COuSi>t ting of heavy
Brussels carpets 81 a bright and attractive
pattern, and chairs Cf the latest style, uphol-
stored IN drab leather. the rooms referred
TO. - well - All the corridors and halls, are
beng fTe>cOed in French gray under the
dir elton Of NeSSrS. Schutter 4 Rakeman
ant hammered glass panels have been place,l
III All tie doors Of all the corridors. The
water closets of the building have been en-
lSTSed. and the latest improvements added
and much other work done which will very
greatly add 10 the appearance of the interior
81 the building The work Of improving the
exterior IaTt OF the building is under the
direct charge OF Mr.. :. L. G.. MOrSel. The
special appropriation made for the improve
meIt of the building for the present fiscal
year was SiO0 600. OF this amount eco 600
has already been expended. For the fiscal
year beginning July 1St next. S1G6, 900 was
appropriated 70 continue the work of i'm
ITOvement- This includes the expense of tn
hot water heating of the building. the con-
tract for which has been let 10 the firm Of
Bartlett, Robbins Il Co, of Baltimore, who
have heretofore done much similar work for
The government Should the appropriation
warrant. Col. Burnside will fresco ali of the
rooms in the building.
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The AWARD OF THE FIRENEN'S SILVER
TRUMPET took place last night at the Memo
maj Church festival, corner OF Vermont ave-
nue. and y street, before a large audience.
he trumpet was to 90 TO the company sell
ing the largest number OF tickets. The result
OF the contest was;-UniOn. No. /, sold 1.OI3
tickets. netting ~250.15; Franklin, No. ?, SO.
Sl45.s5i South Washington, No 1, 10. ~ 81:
Henry Addison. Ne ), 534, SI{}.J0, Hook and
Ladder. LIES. S35l.2j. Rev. DIR. Butler pre-
Senied the trumpet To Foreman Thomas
Robinson. Of the Hook and Ladder company.
Columbia. No. 3, made no returns. owing TO
the loss of their purse containing the money.
which was stolen from them by some sneak
Thief during the absence of the members to
attend fire, as has been before stated in
The STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-22

ARREST ON BENCH WAPR,xr zoe,
evening Mr.. J. i. L2Zenby wa arresfaI ~, a
bench warrant issued by Justice MacArthur
IN consequence OF an Indictment havino bas,,
nuhd against him by the grand jury. The
charge ~ conspiracy 10 deiraud the District
government by means OF forged pay roll.
llhls morning he gave bail IN 500, Owen
MeSuade gong ON his bond.
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Condensed Locals.

The street Ianrs will he lighted tonight
at - T. m. and extinguished AZ II ?. m; =,
The (0,sJ,Gl tomorrow on sherman is
See new time table Of 3. * p. railroad,
once Grant Killed a mad dog on o street,
tetween Eth and 18th streets yesterday after
noon. -, w., n. c,,
which was announced 20 come of on the 2Sth
inst. has been postponed
Al ae6d white woman. 20 wears old, named
Margaret RYAN. died suddenly OF apOplexy
al the residence Of Andrew schwartz, No.
III eth street northeast yesterday.
The Richmond Y. VI. c. y. Convention on
The 18th inst. promises 10 be largest and
most important OF International conventions
Delegates Will leave here on Sunday evening.
In Consequence of the Court in General
Term not having got through the business of
tie term the Criminal Court viii on Monday
be adjourned over another week.
TIE RechabiteS Of this city are making
arrangements for a grand parade Ia take
place abOut the tSt OF JuIse- There are seven
tents Of the order here with membership of
nearly I.Og0.
There are in to-day's STAR an unusually
large number % special notices OF interesting
religious services To take place in our
chUTCnes tomorrow. 10 which we call atten-
ton Of our church going readers
Al Odd Fellows nail. Tuesday. MAY 2Jth,
will be performed the moral drama Ten
Nights in a Bar Room" and the laughable
farce Of Perfection" by a new AMI talented
dramatic company, under the direction of
The interest on the Authors Fete at Or
SUudeTiSId'S nuTCh. j. as great "a ever. the
attendance last night being as large as on
either Of the other evenings. On this account
and at the desire Of a great many. the laiieS
Will continue the entertainment this evening
y committee OF both branches of the Balti-
more City Council Will visit Washington
Eext week lOT The purpose of examining the
garbage and sewer systems Of this city and
the working Of Tie Board of Health. IL is
expected that Mayor NausaHt viii accom-
Iauy them.
The republicans OF the Arlington tVa}
magi>teIial district on Tuesday evening
TCmIrated: Supervisor. r. G.. ScHutt; con-
stable. Randall Ra;C>, justices OF peace. Benz.
Austin. ,TeHOmiHated.f Henry \. WuailOu
tTeIClilEatcd- ard Austin Syphax; OVerSeer
Cf I'ur. John Curry; delegates TO the county
CONVEX lion. capt. III. Dwight Smith. Rev. r.
= Laws. Nelson WOTmley. Ennis Syphax
AID II. L Holmes: maZiStrrial district com
miijee. Eeri- Austin, Henry y. WhallOn
and Il. l. Holmes.
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R0ATS FOR HIRE
~ By JOS. PASSENO, -
No. % Water street, ~
myl52w doors below High street ia
(kORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK, ID. G.
L (

Bank hours. a m. 10 2. m, and on SATURDAYS
tto receive deposits until p. m. Intert It paid on
deposits. General BankiI Business done, and col
lections made all accessible points Discount
days, Mondays. IL. POLKINH0 RN, President
ii. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
y. Polkinhorn, Thos Bowling, J. T. Mitchell,
Henry Dickson, X. l.. Cropley, Fred. W Jones,
Riley a. Shinn' E l.. Hartley, Thomas knowles
Hin
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L g.,
Dealer IN Best variet1ss Of
AHTHRAOITE AND CUMBERLAND GOAL.
Also, WOOD in the stick, or sawed ana s,Iif
Prices moderate for cash.
Omces and Yards:-foot Of 4 street. and Rhode
Island avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
Orders also received through Mesun. HAMILTON
. F1AkSOh, corner 9Th and d streets. jy0-lv
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JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALRRs.
CARG OES OF COAL AND WOOD ARRIVING
DAILY.
One OF the best selected stocks ever oe red ia Wssh
ington.
We invite the pub or those IN want OF Fuel, 70
call down to our wharves and depot and see IT,
2,2A0 lbs. guaranteed to the ton.
Cheap! Cheap! Tor Cash!
Depot and Wharvee-foot l1th street southveue
Onces- 1909 street northwest.
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THF SAWYER WILBUR CASE-4YTeSt on n
tboICs u PeriuIHI.-On Wednesday night last
MI. W. l.. Sawyer went before Mr.. Dawson,
81 the Police Court. and >wOre out q war,
rant Cor the arrest Of Major Wilbur. one OF
Tie Patent Office examiners. for perjury.
Tie warrant was served yesterday morning,
when Mr.. Wilbur appeared and entered into
Bonds for MS appearance for further hear
ing on Tuesday next. the court accepting his
OVID TeccSHiZance- This grows out OF the re-
charges against Major Wilbur preferred by
"a Syer. Yesterday Sawyer fled in the Pa
Iehl once a revocation OF his power of at
toTEey TO his agents. Mum & Co.. and asked
Suspension Of further action upon his APP
IilCatlOns until the lst day- Of February next
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OPENING OF \ FLOWER MISSION
lie hrSt flower mission for the distribution
% flowers 20 the sick was opened a. I4Ii r
street, opposite Willard Hail, Thursday af-
terIOOn by a number Of Benevolent ladies'
over nifty bouquets Were received yesterday
ara were taken by the ladies' 20 Providence
Ho> Eltal, Wuere they were diStri buted To the
sick, who seemed very grateful cor the beam
liiul elitS. Inc rooms of the mission are IN
De open regularly during the summer. be-
tween me hours Of eight and ten on Thurs
day mornings a committee OF ladies' will
~ IN waiting tOTsceive all flowers and fruit
SeLt 20 the rooms.
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IHE WoNAN'S TEMPERANCE UNION be-
zane an incorporated body Yesterday nv
Iii eertincate with the Recorder of Deeds
<aiu me excellent ladies composing this or
SsishSuon are now maturing their plans for
sSStiaSllsning several additional ,unch-roon1s
.tr ~ Wn.cn Will be known by the name Of
.I1.iy Tree Lunch" The trustees are as
Anna L. Davidson, Margaret w ConnniiT
Mary u WlIkinson, Kate A. EaStlart- E.IiSys,
q. ScidmOre, and Phoebe y ITnIerhim' INC
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THE MARKET DEAIFRs' IIcFSs-r CASES
~ ne Police Court, Judge Smell, Yesterday
AFTERNOON the cases of the District of
Iolumtia against the market dealers, for
cong business without license was taken
np, mat Of VIM %. Shreve, produce dealer.
:. lhs tiie hrSt one. After hearing testimony
ne defendant was dismissed. A nOIIe rro-
NtSNi Was then entered In the remaining
eases. on the ground OF defective in foEnation
no i"e nr"Secuting attorney; Mr.. Birney
stated that ne TCuld file new informations
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LATE PUBLICATIONS
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books book which is apt 70 create il the ~a
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CLASSIFICATION OF MINERALS &C.
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The ubkct il the author Of tAi> little VIA
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A Model Book Store.

No person visiting Chicago sho4ld fail
to call at Nos III x l19 State streets, and
see what is conceded to be the finest
Book Store in America, the largest in the
West and probably the best arranged OF
any on the continent. It's prOprietors,
Messrs. Jansen, McClugg & Co, are prac-
teal business men. and We doubt very
much if there j. a person engaged in any
branch of business who more thoroughly
understands the art of a successful busi
ness, and gives it closer attention, than
does +. L. Jansen, OF this firm. His per-
sonai time and attention are devoted to
the general superintendent OF their i'm
mense business, and nothing escapes his
watchful eye. About f rty CLERKS are
employed IN their store, each enc Of
whom has a particular branch in charge,
and their work is well and faithfully at
tended to. Symmetry and order prevail
throughout the entire establishment, and
everything moves with precision and
care. Their store is Iarge and spacious.
with every available shelf, corner and
table filed with books, arranged in al
artistic and tasteful manner.
Upon these shelves we find, in addition
TO the standard literature Of ancient times,
in various editions snd bindings, all of
the great works which mark the progress
of events, the histories Of nations and
civilization, OF waraBd pesce-the growth
Of the religious sentiment and The crea-
ton, rise and fall Of q million theo'ogi,
cal theor!es. Here IS alnICst everything
valuable in unIversa. history. from Gene
sis to Frogde and RawiGson, in every va
riety of type and binding, the RANKS being
constantly reinforced with the freshest
issues from the press Of the world,
Ever book Of general value published in
the Engii7h tongue, and not a few in tie
German and French, find the way to this
house as fast as steam can bring them 10
Chicago. But the proprietors are not
satisfied with a single edition of q stan
dard work OF the eminently popular
favorites like Dickens and Scott they
have some Twenty-Five editions of each, |
and Of other popular authors in proper
lion; and these not the cheapest alone, !
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04
Original Notice.
OF IOWA,
T4MA COUNTY, s.

To Idau BHa1gardaer::
IcU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, tina
| there IS now on file, in the office d
the Clerk Of the District Court of Tams
County, Iowa, a petition Of Noarse s
Kaufman, claiming of you Three Hun
bred and SevenEf-iye dollars with inter
est, as money due them for legal services
rendered for you in l suit 10 remove a taS
title from certain land of yours in Tams
County, Iowa, and that an attachment
has issued to secure said claim.
And that unless you appear thereto.
and defend, on or before NOON, of the
second daY'cf the next term al said Court
being the February term of said Court
for the year A. d. 1876, commencing
on the third Monday of February, A. d.
1876, at the Court House, in Toledo, in
said County, default will be entered
against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon. SrRuBLE s. GooDRIcH,
"A Atty's for Plaintiffs.