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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
NANCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

,,batt1e director Of the mint will
sA.Ss ,bot congress should make prnyis-
1lleaaua dom ption Of worn out coin That
w Iny ,cb almost all other civilized gov.
dlV "tnnsider they owe the people. but
asas Oso,erumeut has negleciei. The
~ out sshly Is that uutil lately coin cannot
~ Y. have been in actual circulation We
sI.ars been more or less under the do
aSnaper money down TO the smallestd
a,i,ns The government can easily at-
laAuon,I the worn out silver pieces, because
w., The silver II buys at bu lion
is.a.' on, AT par. Toe wear and tear of
Hu pa} moi so great, because they are not
ois.snly passing from hand to
ehVv,nvan in that case the loss
rsry great. But whether great or
N % u'rgsrTmeuti Is bette abe to stand II
IA yldual who iiuds himself In the
~ oSinCuneut money. There Is one
Wv cnin which the government cannon
/ W,bstis to say CLIPPING. for the purpose
~, Nc some Of the metal. lttle govern
s.sond bind il elf to redeem such coins 1t
isaa",nly offer q premium for DETACHMENT
i.sis remedy in that case es wlln Inc PEG
W. ,iyss-that Is to say, 10 refuse 70 re-
hsilNseeaS coins That leaves them la the
sga.gg,Se clipper and defeats the fraud. A
',vity In bringing such Offenders to jus
4 vyud likewise Aoe pe nu' i,,a w "a" u
rSSrent and severe enough, II ought to be
I, "a without mu)n mora delay
|fnooey order poot'oiheces are now re ldy TO
E,p.iAl money orders LOT all'u', W. vi rom
XXI oreyen cent II wanted Heretofore
\. HE highest amount that the postonce
-liles could issue IN money orleIs. Inc
..srorders will be as tOlQWs' MOI exceed
nj scents; from $40 10 !! ~ cents; from
M y Is cents; from $50 TO ~ - eehtS' rom
IN 81 q cents, from sou 70 e0' 3y cen,s, rom
. "A ANTS tTnm .U 10 10 - ~ ANAkht AANlll /
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wheat 25,52i corn, s. $685. oats, lsg ese The,a
Sen s Inning exciting in the provision Market
day 1915 October sold at tbe sS,ns { s
Hnieh was no. different from the dav heioree'
I 0I lard booaght Z95 the ya ne s,1Sc
s sS evening and october dropped IS renIs
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HEAR lnh " ILLNESSES.
sayed from a morrlhle nea. h.

VI 70 May last had spent at least Ave hum
dreA dnlatS Tor trea lment bv many ~ ,ha nas,
medical men, without any heneas. | suffered
eNoru'atngly, nm all my best iiiends advlsed
me that the i'y hand OF DEAN WAS last Az.
proaohinE, Ieaught NJ 3, =, 3 like drownins
could feel cha sc 100 the better The soras
hegan 10 discharge freely, and the Rhtumatism
To abtie. when had taken six bottles eyery
sorr had healed, aud my skin began 10 assume
taken Twelve bottle. large siKr and \ NE. FIs
NOT 4 SYMPTOM OF TaE DIsRASE nF.
aAlNlNd, aud feel us well us ever ala i
nave Raned Mon,y lone pounds IN flesh, and
my friends wonder At my improved condition
have recommended II TO many aud Ia every
insia ice with complete success believe mat
), s. 3 hsSsayed me from horrible death'
II. SMILEY, Quincy, Ill
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II IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

4 WI Nv ~ H. A9AAAA ~
tho Blood and cprichCgit. and 10 thorc-
fore q lno iHrigordiii and corrective
Ia rasesOfall chrHic mdiddies which
arc associated with ON iMPoyEpisuID
STATE or ruE BLOOD. These an Yield
tOthorcgulntlnga and nOurlahingprop-
critics or lts great food tonic elements
tcompcnanics for tho loss of rltdhiY.
induced by Consumption, tdfarrh or
bronchial and Throat affections. ne
srW rcmedU Feminine JlcbiliiU ana
reimburse tho Female physique for
those losses Of riidNfY accompany
ing complaints peculiar 10 The SCR
Mothers nursing their own children.
md delicate troHsu who expect To
become mothers aud bring up tigor-
Gus children ehOullhy all means usp
A.. 10 ,rin restore sufferers frous
Mental or Nervous prOsfrdtion nris-
inc from Orcr-iroris, Erceos or
grOirdctci Disease. 10 cHi euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium Hubic
for as tho appetite grows hoallhlcr
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho use u this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dlca away until totally cX-
tlnct. ms hiJh'Y b'ny'cidi 90 Lircf
Complaints, Mdldrih icrrr. AMI
ALL MGidffdi Discuss; aud Tor tho
debllltating effects ~ fcrcr ~ cHu
Rind 20 has no equal. 40 rcpdirf
trasir, improves Digestion aud Up
petiic, and affords tho Duspepiic IN
raiid an edsilu dssiIniidhlo driicia
of food, and Is 40 pleasant % the tnsin
that tho most sensitive palate Will not
reloct 10.
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COTTON.

lH',o,al visible supply on September lst,
hL6ll763. agnt, st / 27C,Sl7 at the came date
ysaL showing an increase Of 3ji,9lj bales
cOBsOudsted receipts at all the ports ioi the
p endltg last Friday. were 9i, 1856 The eN.
I ior the same time were, 10 Great Biiain
France agA, Continent 1884, the stock on
n as,S0i bales
laeNc pts inthIs city to-day wee 22t bales,
.olow' At compress III, Forces ytrd ~
ilas yard "a. by rail n. kealey Bros lie.
Fd H. Wakefield 1, Schneider Il Davis 3, aud
llgT Bios, /, all from lewlsvillc; BanSen'
I Blake, l from Benton and from Fast.
Y aud W =. Jacks from Trinity NJ lis
nWere no shipments 10 day. The markets
over the country are reported firm, but there
loghAnge 10 noto In prices. In this city t1ere
an advance to-day Of an eighth, and the
lkel closed firm.
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an sure that swlfrs Specific saved INV I'm
was terribly POI oned wi h Malaria, and was
given up To do, Swilts specific relieved me
promptly aud o. tlrely | think Il Is the groei.
eat remedy OF the age. G. a SPENCER
sdPt Gas Works, Rome, Ga.
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msaiex,

nc-1A, EVeANk DEVApx, OF FRANCK
has n ade Us his agents for the s,aie ~ rsxsss
~, III rs heyet.failing remedy ~Namre's COINS
Dial kestefsuye or vitaliker" All affected with
nervous debility loss OF manhood and an Sin
Srsu H.seS should et once procure his elrculs,
above enuonel then at once 20 procure from
us or throlgh us by your druggist or y exnrees
the nevel-lailing remedy
cSoWDpS BALDWIN & wILLIAMs
wholesale Druggists, nallas, Texas
by ,eiei' - Now y a Br Is an j. /. Williams
u ira'ed Marr'ase Guiie go pages, cloth
AND slt eindipg' 10 cents same Ia paper cover,
. cents Manhood, 10 cents womanhood. 10
cents pamphlet 3 cents securely sealed, by
mail Send money or p'stpge stamps. DIR.
WHITTIER the Great Specials. sl7 So.
ohSrles Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
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srsi 900 Reward win be paid To anV
chemist who will find, on ana yss of 100 bottles
OF ! g., one particle OF Mercury lodide
potassium, or any Mineral substance
Tllf swirl aPRUIFlC co,
nfgWar d.
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s "ses w. w heed, the VITA mud passing unot.
~ esi 70 insanity and DEAN Ne~@
hE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTirUrH
VII agree 10 forfeit Five Huudred Duit,4 - ~,
ease ~ ms Kind The VITAL RESTOKAltvI
not Qufo Or Tor ANYTHING imuute ~ INN, 49,
.e ,., MI fuE EN0LIsB MEDICAL IN.
9i,IuiE treats all Private Diseases suocesafnllv
Nlthoul mercury Consultation Free Thor.
SIS Of urine y 81 Price OF Vital Kes,. ,.tIss
h.nV 'nple or four times the luaptin. Is. 0o
seh, nany address ON roceipt Of price, or T. D d.,
no q o. y. sent without o. enclosed a. a susis
sn.eoh .eopie irym observation, aud In private
EslllUIE' us olive street. ~ Louis, Mls,oerI
VINO Wholesale Agents. j. J. scHoTT a CO. !,
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mar rHE MEDICAL PROFESSION

AMI lnvallds generally may properly
understand tho merits OF "t0lden's
Iiqiid Def Tonic," an analysis ~
the sentiment chemist, ARTHUR HILL
HAssALL, Md, FRS, % London.
Tntlnnd aud nlsoan endorsement By
Tho celebrated physician, Professor
sIRERAsMus WILSON, PRS, LID,
Of London, arc labeled on each bottle.
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THE GRtAr ENGLlSn kbnhul

lsA never.fRiling tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
nal Weakness, sper,
mAiufrhpa, 10 ST
MANHOOD iInpolon.
cy ParAlys, and all
the terrible effects o
SELF a bnke ynuihfu
f. Hes ard excuses In
lnfturci ytaTs--snch 40
Loss NJ Me- of,, Lss
slln'ie. Nwlllirusi Fmis
sion, Aversion b. sncie
tV. ifunpQag ~ ~ .ta..
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HUSTON 4 TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY


n,
In p way between pson daily eO, SUNDAY IN. ,
q Az rdRouGH this s he II ty s @
nd
M isN orleans Sho
o. BUFFET CARS
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E.,"".. lOS l0S lOS
'ae",.,, '........ Firm steady.
t'a' 81 %
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Opening Closing 'lO3tu8
To-day. To-day. Yesterday
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.,n", nos l0is 1915
'ae ,...,, I.,.,,,.,.u. Quiet, Farm,
=" l......... 2.2lo 1897
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-24
THE GATHERED GRAIN.
a Comprehensive Glance at the General
Crop Results in Kansas, Nebraska aud

a Comprehensive Glance at the General
Crop Results in Kansas, Nebraska aud
Missouri.
ST. JosEFH Mo. Oct. 22.-Talking to-day
With prominent gentleman who has during
tie last two weeks travelled considerably
over Eastern Kansas. Southeastern Nebraska.
and Western Missouri, he says that the corn
crop is a good one. a splendid average, and
that IT Is beyond question the best ever
grown in the section Especially is this true
of Kansas and Nebraska. There is some cut
tiHEs Ia Kansas and a little in Nebraska, but
none TO speak OF in Missouri. As a general
thing the corn crop will not be
1Ie until the latter part OF November
or Tie first Of December unless the
weather changes, and We get cold dry,
and sun, rather than clouds. rain. aud gener-
ally gloomy weathsr a. we have had for II
month or more throughout the section. The
cOrn IS IN no shaDe To moye-not so good to-
day a. it was month ago The frost has
been heavy recently, but the corn Is not in
jured at all. The sale OF corn in the field
amounts to nothing. Scarcely any at all has
been disposed OF. aud farmers evince a desire
to hold, anticipating better prices. There is
very little OF the crop Of 1889 in the country
Speaking of winter wheat, he said the acre
age now was much the largest ever known in
the country, fully one-halfgreater than 1882.
LESS lidi Oue-Ddil "a the Winter wheat has
been moved. Farmers holding and
those who are not have been prevented
from selling from Il combination OF cir
cumstances. County Fairs have been nu-
merous. and farmers attend almost to a
man. Then this has been year noted for
reunions of every kind, rainy weather, and
remarkably low prices-al combining to
render the re noval slow and sluggish. The
poorer farmers sold, but those who could
held. and the country is iull OF wheat.
There is nothing to say about rye, oats,
and barley. The apple crop is some better
than reported Apples seem abundant at
sixty ana seventy cents per buShel. Potatoes
simply drug in the market They are
hardly worth digging and sell at twenty-five
TO forty cents per buShel and in some ill
stances as low as twenty cents.
The number of hogs that will be fatted this
year will be very great-mOre than double
that of any other year.
The year 1885 has proven most prosperous
one with all, notwithstanding the fact that
it stands labeled the year OF cyclones and
disasters of all kinds.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-24
LAND GRANTS.
An Important Decision by the Secretary of
the Interior.

An Important Decision by the Secretary of
the Interior.
WAsHiYeTox, Oct. 22-The case OF the
Southern Minnesota Railroad Extension
Company VS.. Augustus Kufner was to-
day decided by the Secretary Of the Interior.
In 1876 the land grant OF the railroad was
certified to the State of Minnesota by the
Land Department for the benefit OF the Rail
road Company. Kufner however, recently
made an entry Of tract of land, and this
entry was received BY the Commissioner OF
the Land Office, who held that the certifica-
tinn of lands 70 the State was irregular, and
that the certificates had not the force OF pat
ents. The Secreta-S. on review oil the legs
lation upon the sub ect, ~ Ids that BY virtue
of the grant and under The acV Of July IL
1866, as amended July u OF She salee year,
the title to the land contest eassed u tue
State of Minnesota for the benefit OF the
same Company, when the tract was certified
to the State in 1876 by the Land Department.
He further holds that in having been decided
by said Department in 1Sfe, that the land
passed to the State under the grant, and 1t
having been so certified, and under such ju-
risdictiOn lands having been generally sold
to innocent parties. such decision can not
now be changed. IL is said at the Interior
DEPARTMENT that the decision of the Commits
sioner. ii sustained, would have resulted in
a loss to the Railroad Companies in Mime
sota of about /. 000, 900 acres of land. and the
decision might also have unsettled the title
10 5000 acres certified TO Railroad Com
paasas i'm other States.
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edge of the extent OF the damage was ob-
tanned at the elevators, which Immediately
received orders from headquarters 10 refuse
ali such wheat until fnrther notice.
A prominent elevator man says: I'VE do
not know whether this wheat will make -four
Or not, but judging from the fact that it
would not have frozen If it had been per
fectly ripe We think il will not, and. further
more, il not having been matured when
frozen is another point which the millers
make. The moisture which more or less re-
mains in the berry makes the possibility OF
Soufing when ground into flour very proba-
bic. and understand commission men here
hesitate to receive the grain for feed at any
price, for fear of its heating. For two days
past Washburn. Crosby Il Co besides several
other mills. have been experimenting with
this wheat to see what virtue there is in it,
but nothing satisfactory has come from it..
Chemists are hard at work with il, and in the
course Of day or so we expect TO issue in
structiOus to our agents at our elevators As
il now stands we don't know whether the
stuff is worth fifty cents buShel or nothing
Yesterday Afternoon there was a general
meeting i'm our office. and it was empbatical
" agreed not to receive any more OF the re
jecied article until something is known as to
tie disposition of il. do not want TO cause
needless alarm, but believe that the coming
winter will be the ruin of many a farmer in
the Fed River Valley.
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GARFIELD MONUMENT.
The Trustees of the Monument Association


The Trustees of the Monument Association
Invite Designs. 81
CLEyKIASD, Oct. 1S-The trustees of the
Garfield National Monument Association in
wife an international competition; open 10
all artists for a monument in honor oil
James A. Garfield, late President of the
United States. The following conditions
will control competitors: ~ All designs
to be represented by models or drawings on a
scale not to exceed one-twentieth OF the pro-
posed size, with estimates of cost. The trus-
tees reserve the right 10 require
any drawings they may Judge
desirable to be represented in model before
final decision (2) each design to be
accompanied by a sealed letter inclosing the
name and address of the artist. Upon the
envelope shall be mark or motto similar to
marks or motto upon model or design TO
identify the artist and his work; (3l the de-
signs to be printed by the LIST day OF May.
1884 in the city OF Cleveland. o., free oil cost
to the trustees to be exhibited in room pro-
vided by the trustees but at the artists
risk: 10 be removed by the artist within two
months after the decision is announced or
Otherwise to become the property OF the trus-
tees: ~ the designs will be publicly ex-
hibited for at least two weeks prior to the
decision; (J) the trustees are at liberty to
reject any or all designs presented; go for
the design possessing the highest merit
in the judgment OF the trustees. Sl,e0O
will be paid for the second, 500;
70, the third, $500; Cd the designs for which
nreu1, ums are awarded will become the prop
erty OF the trustees; (sj the monument - 70
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Notice to Non-Resi.lents.

STATE OF iNDIANA, IS: In the Supreme Court.
- May Term, lSS9.
Henry n. Cook vs.. F. Delevan Woodruff ct a .
No. ll,1i6. Appeal from the Marion Superior
Court.
Whereas, il appears by affidavit filed and due
proof made to the Court, that Conrad Neab. Jesse
". X. Lemon Linda VI. oons, Urbana Wine Com
pany, X Frank Kennedy. George /. Morton. John
steel. James Seymour. and - Seymour, his wife
William ". Andrews, Andrew COwen. Frank Ne
Whitney, \. H. Gunckle George Jackson, Joseph
T. Towbridge. Charles g. King. William Kirkup
Edwin II. Avery. Edwin HoOle. Trustee, and the
heirs (names unknown) oil Charles T.. Adsit, de-
ceased, are non-residents of the State of Indiana
and are necessary parties to said appeal.
Now, therefore, said appellees above named are
hereby notified that the 3lst day of August lSS3
Henry II. Cook filed in the CLERKS office OF said
Court transcript OF the record and proceedings
in a certain suit appealed from the Marion Superior
Court wherein the said Henry II. Cook plant
i'll and SAID r. Delevan Woodruff ct al. were de
PENDANTS, and OF the tendency OF said appeal; aud
said appellees also notified TO appear
nj the Stale House in Marion County. Indiana, be-
fore said Supreme Court. and defend said appeal
on the Goth day OF Nov ember, 1883. the same being
The first judicial day OF the November Term, lSS3
OF said Court, else The same will be proceeded
upon i'm their absence.
And il is further ordered by the Court that the
Clerk OF this Court cause this notice 10 he pub
lished in the Indiana State sentinel, newspaper
Indianapolis, in Marion County, Indiana, Tor three
weeks successfully.
Witness, the Clerk OF said Court and the seal
thereof hereto affixed. this 18th day of Sep
seal. TENDER, 1885.
s. P. SHEERIN, Clerk
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The Damaged Young Lady Claiming to be
senator sharon's Wife Fails to Produce
the Marriage Certihcate, and Her Case is
Dismissed.
SAN FRANcIsco. Oct 20 The charge of
adultery against Senator Sharon preferred
, by Miss Aggie Hill. claiming TO be his wife
came up for hearing before Judge LAWYER
this morning. An immense crowd had as
senbled at the doors of the Police Court, and
long befCre the proceedings began the room
was crowded TO its utmost capacity Senator
Sharon, accompanied by his counsel. Gen
erai Barnes was present w. NJ. Nelson, the
complaining witness. OH behalf Of Miss Hill
was assisted by 6. W. Tyler Miss Hill was
not present. The examination occupied the
entire morning Prior To the consideration
at isshe, Nelson made a statement that his
witnesses had been intimidated that the DO
lice authorities had failed TO serve subpenas
and that consequently he was uu-
able to produce them. General Barnes
objected to such assertions saying il would
be sufficient for Nelson TO cite the instances
referred to. The entire complaint and law
would show 10 how deal with them BY per-
mission of the Court, Nelson was allowed to
continue his statement which was partly of
his own knowledge and partly from inforlna-
ton. Jle then proceeded tn stay the pro.
ceedings, and that when he refused. lac was
alleged adultery took place could not be
found; that the father of Miss Brackett the
confidential companion OF Miss Hill had
Suddenly acquired wealth.
The witness called by the defense denied
Nelson's statements. after which the case was
called, charging Sharon with felony. The
Prosecuting Attorney Immediately arose and
stated that IT was impossible to continue the
prosecution, as the statute governing the
case had been repealed and 10 longer ex-
iSted. Barnes agreed TO set aside the tech
nicalities and allow the case to 90 OH
as he wanted an opportunity of
obliging the prosecution to produce
the alleged marriage contract under which
the complaint had been sworn out. The
document was not produced nor was its ex
istence admitted Barnes strongly denounced
the whole business as j villanous scheme,
and the contract as fraud. 4 lie and forgery
from top to bottom. and the complaint rs ali
outrage on public justice; chiefly SO on &C
count of the defendant. who was dragged
into Court on a sworn charge OF felony, and
when the case was called the prosecution
abandoned it. Tyler said he was not aware
when the complaint was made out that the
statute had been repealed. The Judge said
such was SO, and ordered the case dismissed.
The fact that the prosecution was unable, or
unwilling, to produce the alleged marriage
contract seems to confirm, in the public
mind, the original suspicion that the matter
started to eXtort money from Sharon.
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FROZEN WHEAT.

Exc;,...~,f at Minneapolis over the Re-
Dor,eA s.ri. us Injury to Wheat by the Re-
cent Cold sDA p
ST. Paw oct. ls-Much excitement ex-
ssts amonr -sil,erS nd elevator men in Min
npapoI;s =, ,ccount n, the reported injury Of
the wheat erop bv the r, ost of September 10,
which. il i aid. fairly iron. to the berry and
chilled the lie out of the 2 am "''o.' '''''
not then been cut. and which, - = eS''' n'
ed, represented one-third Of the. nun 0'op,
This particularly hard freeze was 'oio"ev'
by several cold nights which only inc $50
the danger The district afflicted exte,. -" -
no further south than the Northern Pacih ,
Railway, which, indeed, seems almost TO be
an exact diyidisg line. As soon as the sue
ceeding warm days came the grain was
thawed out, and began to shriyel into miser-
able little seeds. The first general knowi'
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lsrulvAy 4 JoyEs. Attorneys for plaintiff.

OTATE or INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. s.:
the State oil Iudana. No. 3I.5i6. Room l.
Samuel Hanna, Administrator OF estate of
James ~. Mckernan deceased, with will an
eli al.
Complaint OF foreclosure OF mortgage.
Be it known. That oh the lltb day OF October
neys. flied in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Su-
periOr Court of Marion County. in the state of ln-
diang. their complaint against the above named
having also filed in said ClerS's Office the AFFIDAVIT
Oi n competent person, showing that said defend
anlS Zlnri G. Lewis. - Lewis his wife; Martha
residents of the STATE OF indiana: that id com
plant j. an action 10 fureC'ose moFIsasc GER
tain teal estate in Marion County, aud that said
defendants are necessary parties TO said action ::
ard where's. aid Plaintiffs having by indorse
mcnt ON sad complaint required said defendants
% appear in said court and answer or demur
thereto on the lctli day OF December ISL.
Now therefore, By order OF said Court said de
PENDANTS hast above named are hereby notified of
the filing ana tendency OF said complaint az tinss
them, and that unless they appear and answer or
delnur thereto the calling OF said cause on the
1Oth day OF Decem her. 1885 the same being The
seventh judicial day OF term of said Court, TO be
beeuu and held at the Court House in the city of
indianapolis, on the first Monday IN December
1885. said complaint and the matters and thinI =
therein contained and alleged. viii be heard and
determined in their absence.
MOSES g. McLAIN Clerk
Oct Izw3y