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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

IT Is said that civil service re-
form bill has been prepared for
introduction in the House this
winter. Its chief feature is that it
prevents the removal of officials for
four years from the time of their
appointment, except for good and
sufficient cause. The commission
runs for four years, and if the
holder conducts the affairs of his
Office honestly, and intelligently, he
cannot be removed, whether or not
his politics is of the dominent kind,
or whether he contributes to the
campaign funds of the ms. A Mas
eachusetts democrat is!author of the
bill He is wasting his efforts, and
taxing his ingenuity needIessly. His
bill cannot pass the present Con-
greSs, which is republican, and the
next, which viii be democratic. will
hardly make a law to keep repub-
licans in Office two years after a
democratic president las been
elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25
Music for QuadrllIe and Brass
Bands.
has arrived, at Calder's.
Two Promising Young Ameri-
cans,

Two natives of Maine are Just
now creating quite a sensation in
Europe. They are Lillian Norton,
who was born in Pennington, and
Frederick L. Cover, native of
SedgWick. Miss Norton is "a years
old, and is the favorite soprano of
Paris. Her parents removed to
Boston when she was I years old.
at the age of seventeen she began
musical culture in the Boston con-
|serVatory, where she remained
three years. She then went
to Milan. After her Italian course
she was engaged by the Grand
Opera House at st. Petersburg for
1000 for the season. The next
year her salary was doubled. She
created fur0re in st. Petersburg
ami in Moscow. She dined with the
Gar and in the imperial family. At
Paris she is under a three years en-
gagement at $4,000 per year, has
luxurious apartments. a carriage
and liveried driver. sc. Her moth
er is with her, and has invited her
father, ParsOn Allen, to come over
and make them visit.
! fFhe engagement of Miss Norton
to the Mr.. Cover above mentioned
is now announced. Cover has
had remarkable fortune. He is
thirty years of age and is
worth $1,50o.0O0. He made his mo-
ney in the formation of telephone
companies in Europe. He recently
sold his English interests for
100000. He is now large owner
in French companies. His father
died when he was two wears old.
He and his brother were INDICATED
by MIR, A,H.Abbott, of FarminetOn
Since his good fortune Cover has
made a handsome return to Mr..
Abbott. He visited this country
last year, and purchased a S25 O00
house for his mother in BrooIzline
Mass. He pnt a s, 600 engagement
ring on Miss NorLon's finger. They
viii soon be married,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

At A dinner of the Boston Press
Club, the other night, Ben. Butler
in the course OF a speech, said:
''Afen look to you, not for long lead
ing editorials, for they are of little
consequence, but for the keen para
graphs which cover the whole situa-
ton in word OF phrase" Won
der what word or phrase did the old
man have in his mind covering the
whole situation en- the morning of
the 9TH?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

The DEMOCRATIC papers are not
yet done flying their roosters over
the victory of the 18th. A great
variety of the birds has been dis
played, but as yetnone has appeared
quite big enough to do full justice
to the occasion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

THE CONTENTS of the HERALD
this morning are as follows:
lgr PAGE-Latest Telegrams-Commer-
cisl, etc.
% PAGE-The Abrsbamic Sacrifice
A CHASTITY SigOt.
Sd PAaE-Telegraphic News : Lake
Storms.
4TH PAGE-Editorials, etc.
5rH PAaE-Telegraphic News, etc.
9TH PAeE-Teleg:aphic News-The La
Dor Congress.
7TH PAGE Telegraphic News-Mis-
cellaneous.
sTH PAeE-Suecide-Lncsl Items.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

EX-GOVERNOR HENDRICKS has so
far recovered from his late serious
Illness as to be able to leave the
room which it was thought would
be his death cahmber.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25
Pushes. Pushes,

Having imported direct from the
manufacturers an immense stock of
these goods we are able to offer them
at the following remarkably low
figures:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER.
of Bourbon, Ind, says: 'sBoth my
self and wife owe our lives to SILL
I0H'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold by Q. G. M. l. Drug Store. (9l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

A MOTION was made by the defen-
dant in an indianapolis court, tore
quire the plaintiff to furnish leg
ible complaint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

These are all genuine bargains so
don't fail to take advantage of it.
= VIM. JENNINGS s. Sons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-25

We beg to inform patrons and the general puhGo
that we exclusive Agents for and carry regularly
stock line of Stoves which unexcelled in this oran
other Territory State in the Union We are oferno
them at prices that defy competition heavy percentan
Of the population of Utah already using our renownd
Monitors and Champion Monitors both Plain and Exen
sion Also, Charter Oaks-2oyal Charters and Other
Stoves both cook and heating manufactured bv the well
known firms '"The Excelsior Manufacturing ca" and
William ResOr and Co." The superior construction
and the increasing demand warrant the opinion that ere
long hese celebrated Stoves will occupy position in
every we'll conducted household In Utah
VIM. JENNINGS
Superintendent
NM =
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-21
Petit Jurors.

i,r. wrGH.-M. I. Block Jno. \. Charles, Ca
rev Robinson Maith". lIailu-, lsrry anderson
Mark wml., u. \. FalrI,ai,. John Lowe; a, :
iurr II. W. Rrabcn, H. VI. Muil"ns, j; u. ID
Bridges. ". Il. Shelby. Lcc o. rrihrwrl', y. ~
Mathcnry, Richard CoSwtll j. W, MassiC, y. W.
Gates, j. Bsslcy, 4. y. Bcacham, II. ii. Ship
H. L.. Kin, T. j. Pierre j. VI. Bcnslry, j, u. T'n''
Ter. Eiit" i,nai, Pleas lIurlaso u. IL. Bcn'ley, L.,
II. Davis, j, A. l.rsgctt
81, wgEg.--F. u. Cateaipg, j. c. Harris, John
N,cKrwcn. q. W. Sistitlnk. W. u. Lee, Henry
rrr,cr. T. NJ Melee, I. u. Loyd, j. i. anderson
q. W. joucs. q. W. Harrison, S,ioniiiir, ! u
Halter. W Russell. VIM " I;nbcson i lass,
VIM II Watson. j !. Cranforl, JasG Lyril, Erll'
rain Byrd. j \ Russell w l. Ferguson, il
Smith. DIV welch, David 7 Gates Meredith
,rwis. q VI Davis. j Davis, j VI Elwarls.'
ard wI1x. III u Strong, BP Hicks. II Iloc'l'
Jasper Charles \ j Lusk, Oihc oliver W u Tenn
plc. j. NJ Haley W W Iufkin j y Minis W i
Mor.hrrl. Az Oliver, j James, y q Answortli'
L d NcKinncll. " W Andersol,'W W L"sgett
II q Riser. e. ! Johnson, VI StaI1cs, W Hog
l,rtt. II MrMcllon Az llarrisJ : + Ihhls'r'
j Farmer. II T. AinswortlL IL osbuiii, d d
BcachanL " 4 Hicks, Allen.
9Th wggs-Eli MtKinnis. Winston Barter, J "
E,rin,ton. David Smith Frank DiOoks Janus
K.sl.y. David Rap,-sy. CIV Douglnss, L Mill
saps, T L. Matthews Vim .Bcacham, ID Niy
ilcn.y johnson, II j Mcitry, jackson Araca
Anderson Williams, Jacob ssindiior j j Parker
John Taylor, $ ID Minor, Gssrse Clanton, u
I;oitold, 5rssc Ray Felix Rhodes, CA Leggctt
q w aIcrii,r, Henry Lee, " FiMillsaps, W d
l,illsaps, W j Gallman. George Pricr.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-21

Atlanta Ca. on Wednesday Miss Car
rte will accompany her an NiSit.MiS
Burta leaves II host of friends AMI nd
mirrrs in lIazlclurst who will long ~
member with pleasure her stay anon.
them.
Crystal Springs Lodge M ~
Knights of rythias has our thanks inl
their knightly invitation tn the festival
and hall. To take place ut Kendall hal
FRIDAY evening April 18th. The oc.
casinn promises to he hc event of III,
season hcrcahoutS' \ considerable ut,
tendance from the hub city lass III
ready sigriiicd itself among the bcauN
and bells.
The pleasant bnlmy mir al Sunday
evening brought out u full representa-
ticn orpromcudcrs. The beauty and
chiyalry of the city s,accd the i;,youtr
rontcS. seeking relaxation and harm
less enjoyment. We noticed McssrS.
OShuru. Appel. John Minis and Eh
Staclhnu>c from The Springs. and Geo.
( Hamilton, popular beau from Wcs-
son, amonc the regular sunday visitors
which something attract, 20 our eli,
every Sabbath.
Tier. is uc,lans. no hone at present
t,a, , ryr c,.ipr ,nn,r,tp, can l., 80.
,.,,,.I - ,,t. ,i,,. ,rt c.,,,;,,, ~,
t',,,Ii -. ',,,, - ,,,..,r;n,, .rmI
,"y'.' ~, $500 ','' =" '' I, I, "J',
undoubtedly u ycry sor,iceahlc one
co.1l lee pyorur,l secondhand in
New Orleans at a reasonable iis"rr'
"'i " , M r"'N', "i'S.'", =, say r',
n,o,, ,n., ~, ,,,,c, c;,,. ,i.,.rn, ,n, ,,.c
,r,.sc,, we'll. 80. r,,,Il feel c,mnn,,.
lively ,oi, agaiu>, any repetition of
;hr Htcdimtcsoa, fires which found
u - completely a' their mercy. Some
'n'' d. p'''.,'''' ''' "''''' ""''''''
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news Items, excluded to him will he
".p'J I 1T" p'''e'! "'"'''"'-
70 p+h Moods and J'e e'apieton are
dovn On B'yo" Pierre iI'S!ng aud
N>'''Eo'
We are Indebted to Hon. Van. IL.
Manning for valuable public docu-
ments received.
n :. Iur,but cpd wife are ut Hot
Springs Ark, seeking beaefi. from
tue medicinal waters.
III. Wash. Wagner, ono of our
mos. POPULAR young men, IL with q
!a,ce Wholesale house in Texa.k ma
Arkeusns.
Our Young friend Sidney johnson
las coke 10 Nl;chcz 70 resume his
profession Of Civil Engineering with
a new railroad enterprise.
CIV Marshal Wheeler sports a
new walking stick. tho git of tina.
genial and reliable ;ic!io. taser. Con-
dlctor Fitzpatrick.
The Heavy rain f,,l OF Tuesday
evening converted some Of our streets
AM sidewalks into temporary canal'
"a little labor ON some OF them wo'd
render this impo sib!e.
C. o. MrKunell, tho handsome
and prosperous iqnior member orthe
firm Of Afford ~ McKinnell. of Rock
port, visited the hub city last week
and CAV usA welcome visit.
NJ Joe Mayel is clerk;ng in a
prominen, hotel az san Antonia Tex.
ionlhariziJg himself with the ways
VI nv ''" noluo '0'o'' "'"','''
s''',ihs "p'" 'u'''o-0'Bo'' pan
Ia all new countries
Over 1000 bales OF Tho tleecy
staple shipped from this place SO far
''''S SeaSon-a eonsi'ct"o'e iucre"se
over same ''n'e iuS' year N''"'h8
UlgCOnr uElIU IN tnpSC uturCS,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-21

Refined Cotton Seed Oil for cooking
better and cheaper thin lard, for sale
at Archie Ailiswerll''s. Try i once
and you will quit lard, ..... I'D
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-21


drawn the south bound mixed train,
formerly due hero Mt $40 n. IN. Our
friends from the north visiting Haz-
lehurst during daylight, will be CON-
PEELED to takc the morning mail train
or the way freight arriving here at
O'Clock p. M.
l.. c. Williamson tie Druggist
proposes ns soon as no can secure
the brick, TO add q third story to his
bric'; s;oro on Front street. This is
nccessiIa'ed By increase of business
crowding him for storage room and
m lu!acturing facilities.
Judge CalLoon will open Circuit
Cou:t Monday next. Dist. Attorney
Foote will be on hand to guard the
peoples interests during tho scs sion.
Our local columns will contain full
md accurate accounts Of oil matters
OF iutorcst trauspiring during the
term.
Tho Dramatic Club from Crystal
Springs are expected to entortaip
our good people soon, if proper hall
facilities can be- procured, in bchnli
OF the Episcopal Church inai. We
trust the treat may not be allowed
t escape us through lack of proper
fort 20 secure q hall
Miss Annie S,ackhouso OF Crystal
Springs ior the past week guest of
the Misses Neil ard Coos. on the hill
vas compelled to return Thursday
evening, without participating at the
much Postponed DE-. JIncs party.
Less rain aud moro sunshine rex!
time Miss Annie.
,,n. u.;I, ~. ,ln,o.,,,,,h ,,,, viu
,;.i, rnr,. Mad. oo,,,,,r ,,o -, la,
oru.r ,h., ;, ,l;,,nn wu i, nh.
sem, rr,m u,,,,.,r,s, ,ro m,,,hs ,n,.
one wishing picture. of themselves OF
little ones will take duc notice thereof
and govern Themselves accordingly. II
Can't B;rasopc's extensive mr..
chosos whi,o in Nav Orlrous com.
,le,.lv 81, h;s .yto,siyo s.,.o rooms
The C,ptain evidently anrreciat.s
tho demand which tho limited mum.
,,.or ,,oo,.,ormo.o,,,rd;so o,d ,I,o
,,,oro,lo nros,o., f,r coo1 crors
,
Miss Madge Haut, tho N;ghtin-
gale OF the Mississippi! Valley is said
70 bc engaged at, The Oil home on
'No "''' ~ ., "
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o o.nr 90 c . nro,io,od two
xoals 600 NAV vat nrovo consider
,,l. 81 g r,ilurs Tho Chinese elm.
oro o,,oc;,l,y ,(r.c,ed word reaches
-. TOO from somo localities that tho
.,ara Of c,,to, bos boop killed by
,hncli am, inst p,qsel Wa avail,
,,,.,,o. conformation, with yreo. ~.
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-21
Grand Jurors.

Dist No. i.--Jno Dinring. ST. WI l'ea' S, Dill.
Lpl Joseph Inilodge,. -s'oa i1...- 81
,Disr. M. &C Array $ q saltcr, Isaac u Rus.
sen, Thos Normaii.
pier. No all II Harlow, T u Matthews, John
Smith, Geo Holloway. ~. la,...r ...
Dior.. so. i.-payid Mahons. j S'anlry, w.
Ford. Greeri Wells q co
'pnr. 80. c..AwM Kciihl,:;' A.B Oates, RID
oebulp,iIhos Robertson. ~. ~. tut
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-21
C!RCUITCOUET

Commences The fourth Monday OF
April. The following is the list OF
Jurors. 't .+..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
Candidates for Congress.

Darc you answer these questions?
First. are you in any way person
ally interested In the profits from
any railroad enterprisef
Second. are you in any way per-
sonally interested In profits accru-
Ing under the present patent laws,
Third, do you ride on free rail-
road pass and will you accept \ free
railroad pass II clected2
Fourth, will you II elected labor
and vote for the governmental SUI
pervision OF railroads2
Fifth, will you demand and vote
TOR laws to protect agriculture and
farmers from the greed OF monopo.
liesl
Sixth, will you vote against all do
nations OF the public lands to cor.
porations?
Seventh. will you labor and vote
Tor such patent laws rs will save the
Innocent purchaser OF patented ar
ticles from liability to the patentee
Eighth, will you labor and vote
Tor laws that will provide for testing
the validity OF patents without cost
to the Individual?
Ninth, vii! you act and vote in
Congress with the same economical
discretion in financial matters MS
you would in the transaction OF your
own private business?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
OYigtNU! Notice.

In the Circuit Court for Howard County. Iowa.
September Term 1852,
d. y. Cook, Plaintiff
VI
Euntce Z. BAKER. Janette 4. Enowl,on. Josepb
knowlton. e. ). Miller & Mrs. 4, s. Miller and
Edwin Hunts Sons Defendants.
10 the dcfrnsants above named:
You ar Eer.Dy notified that there Is on nle
IN the once al tile Clerk OF tie Circuit Court il
anu Tor The condty or Howard, State Of IONA. 4.
Petition uI the nisthtin above Iau.ed Claiming
VI lou the SUN OF Two hundred and tifty aot *
.na went -hss sthts on your three pfomisory
hnlta also aakigg Iot the Iarce o ,ule OF Il c,r.
TAIN l4orthage given To secure said notes on h,
10. b.ock ., Liiae springs Station, Howard, conn
" iowa aEd twenty live dullars AZ attorney fr,
anu anu Ten per cent ihterest from September aoth
isss, ana Cots. No personal Judgment claimed
except against defendant Eallce H. baker. and
'hal ,'css ynu APP n the reio before NOS OFT
second day Of the next term 81 tie said .IpurI
10 be held At the Court house In said
souii J, commencing on tina a5th day OF septam-
Der isa2, youi default Will be entered md !.
luds ment rendered against you thereon, IN ac
toraaaca With the prayer CT said petition.
III. Z. MstAE7ES il 10
.oa. Attorneys Tor rla.gun
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07

In Circuit Court for Howard county, Iowa
September Term. 1889.
The Davenport Savings Bank, Plaintiff.
Patrick II. Meigheh SNsan Mcighen his wife chas
Ray co, John 4. St0ncman, Stroth-
er ConklIng and Edward Meighan and wife,
DEFENDANTS.
TO Defendants above named:
You are hereby notified that there Is on file
In the office Of the clerk or the circuit court In
ans for the county OF Howard, state OF Iowa,
petition OF the plaintiffs above named, Calming
OF you the sum OF e2236 dollars ana 80 cents on
your prOmissory note and for taxes paid by
plaintin on the North East quarter OF section
no. twoin twp no. nlRety-nine, north OF range
no. thirteen west OF the 5th D. m. Also asking
Tor the foreclosure Of a certain mortgage made
10 secure said monies by Patrick III. 4 susan
Meighn on the real estate above described with
ten per cent interest on said sum from Septem-
bero6 1889, and the further sum OF Sl25 dollars
us attorneys fees. No personal judgment
ant Patrick II. Meighan.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
rent before noon OF the second day or the next
term of tho said court appointed TO be held Ut
The court house In said county, commencing on
tbs 18th day OF september 1882, your default will
be entered and a Judgment rendered against
yon. thereon, In accordance with the prayer
VI said petition
wv. q. SCHMIDT, 4 II. c. MCCARTHY CO.,
4Ot4. Atty's for Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
Original .1'OficO.

In Circuit Court for Howard county, Iowa.
september Term, 1882.
The Davenport Savings Bank, Plaintiff.
kildee & Thomas kildce her husband and u. N.
Osborne 4 CO.
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby notified that there II on file
In the OfIcc Of the clerk Of the circuit court. In
and for the county Of howard, state OF Iowa, d
petition " the plaintiff above named, claiming
of YOU the sum OF si7l7 dollars and 05 cents OH
YOUR proMlssOry. notes ard for taxes paid by
plaintiff on the south half Of the southwest
quarter OF section no. thirty three also the south
east quarter or the Of the south east quarter
and tho south half of the north west quarter OK
the south east quarter Of section thirty-tMO III
township no. ninety eight. uorth OF range no.
fourteen west OF the 9Th p. IN. Also asking the
foreclosure OF q certain mortgage made tn Sc
cure this sum by defendant James kidee on the
real estate above described With ten per cent
interest on said sum from september Goth fa22,
and the further sum Of AGO dollars IS atty's
fees No personal Judgment claimed except
against defendant James kildee.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
fcnd before noon Of the second day OF the next
term " the said court appointed TO be held At
the court house In SAID county. commencing on
the 25th day ef September 1852, your default
Will be entered and Il Judgment rendered ngains
you thereon, In accordance with the prayer OF
said petition.
wv. 9. SCHMIDT, 4 II. c. MccARrEy a co,
46t4 Atty's for Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07

votes entertain upon public meas
urcs affecting the general public,
aud In arriving ut n correct stand
ard by which to judge Of the respect
I've merits or measures and OF the
Dries III government, il In their dis
ellssion In all their bearings before
the people. therefore, in behalf Of
the National Grecnback party Of the
district, its central committee, and
its congressional nominee, we seek
10 arrange for u joint discussion be-
tween Hon. L. II. Weller, and Hon.
Thos. UpdegraT upon any equitable
terms IN every county Of the district
ut such places IA shall be most ac-
cessible to the people.
An early reply naming nm early
dry when tho joint canvass may be-
gin. with such suggestions us you
for your committee and candidate
may make touching the same, will
have the considerable attention OF
our committee.
Very truly,
W. II. MEAD,
Chairman Nut. Cong. Committee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
original Notice.
In Circuit Court for Howard county, Iowa
september Term, 1852.

In circuit Court Tor Howard cOunty, Iowa.
september Term, 1852.
The Davenport Savings Bank, Plaintiff.
Michael Lydon Ellen Lydon his wife, Thomas
l.. lydon Mrs.Thos.P. Lydon his wife. Cannon
q Deering and AmmOR, Scott 4 Co., Defendants
To the Defendants above named:
Ycu are hereby notified that there Is on file
In the Oflce OF the clerk Of the circuit court, In
AID Tor the county OF Howard, state OF Iowa, Il
petition OF the Piaintifrs above named, claim
Ing OF you the sum or $l6.2 and 95 cents on your
pfgmissoTy notes ana for taxes paid by plain
VII on the southwest quarter OF section no.
Twelve, In twp no. ninety eight, north Of range
no. thirteen west OF the 5th D. m. Also asking
the foreclosure OF a certain mortgage made By
Michael A Eleu LydOn to secure said sum on
the real estate above described with ten per
cent interest on said sum from september bit
lss2 and the further sum OF $4,000 as atty =
fees. No personal Judgment claimed except
against defendant Michael Lydon.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
lend before noon OF tho second day OF the next
term VI the said court appointed to be held n
tue court house In said county. commencing on
the .5th day OF September 1882, your default
Will De entered and a Judgment rendered
against You thereon, In accordance with the
prayer or said petition.
Nm. y. SCHMIDT, 4 II. {. MCCARTHY & co.
aCt4. Atty's for Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
Original .1UflCp.

In Circuit Court for Howard County, Iowa.
september Term, 1882
The Davenport Savings Bank, Plaintiff.
Va.
DAM Hunt, pruda N. Hunt. his wife L. r. Durand,
Gushing and Mrs. cushing hts wife, Anton Kou-
ba. =. H. A l.. J. Mccormick, VIM. III. Patterson
Defendants.
To Defendants above named:
You are hereby notified that there IL on file
In the Office OF the clerk Of the circuit court In
anu Tor the county OF Howard, state or Iowa. a
petition OF the plaintiff above named, claiming
VI you the sum OF twelve hundred and thirty
one dollars ana IS cents ana ten per cent inter-
est thereon from September 26th 1882 on your
promlsOry note and coupons and for taxes paid
Also asking the foreclosure Of mortgage given
TO secure the same on the East half vi the south
east quarter or section no eighteen, township
10. ninety eight north OF range eleven, west or
the 9th y. M, and also one hundred and fifty
dollars atty fees, also asking the appointment
OF a receiver for said land and the produce,
rents, and profits thereof, and possession there
" and other proper relief. No personal ludg-
mcnt claimed except against defendant Daniel
Hunt
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
Tend before noon OF the second day Of the next
term ~ the said court appointed 70 be held al
lie court house in said county, commencing on
the eoth day OF september 1882 your default
Will be entered and a Judgment rendered
against you thereon, In accordance with the
PRAYER OF said petition.
| ". y. SCHMIDT, & ii. G. MCCARTHY & Co,
46A. Attorneys for plaintifT