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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22
NO NEWS IRON KANSAS.


Kansas City Times II has been OBJ
served with some sOlicitude that news
IrOIc Kansas is becoming alarmingly
scarce. To be sure the crops are har-
vested ana gathered into the garner, the
students have resumed their studies, the
elections have come and gone. There
is still an aching void which we had not
anticipated, an absence which all con-
slant readers must regret. Those good
old topics which we had learned tai VEN
crate and wait for, running out time
copy pending their arrival, have been
relegated To forgetfulness. The summer
has deepened into iAll, the autumn has
darkened into winter, and yet we learn
nothing Of the temporal condition Of the
knights TempIar band of Emporia. No
cheering news reaches ms OF great
boom in Clay Center. Many months
have elapsed since the telegraph an
nounced that Writ Walton had prompt
ly kicked a creditor or indignant sub.
. scriber, or something of that sort, down
the Office stairs. II seems ages since the
truly good General Rice favored us with
the full particulars Of thrilling
ward resolutions in Fort Scott
Our little boys reminds us tina,
Father Baker Is neglecting the court re.
ports, and We tell our grandchildren the
story Of those exciting days when WITCH.
ita and Salina were wont to lombard us
with waterwOrks matter.
Those good old times have gone Even
Captain Payne has forgotten to drop into
court with his accustomed regularity
and the only thing lett is souvenir ol
the past IN the signal service report
from Leayenworth For men may come
and men may go, but that signal service
report is always on deck.
1t Is not true that Kansas has ceased
TO flourish, that towns are not building,
bands are not playing, courts are not in
session, and editors not continuing to
throw creditors down stairways TO their
great bodily damage, it is only true that
old customs are passing away, that new
ideas are springlng up, that in the rush
va tho auNaHSiuB okCI JVuIu"IiSui 10 Tvs
ing its personality.
There were grand old days when the
rural editor with a sweep of his pen and
click Of the instrument told the world
that Hiawatha had put mp two new
buildings. aud Seneca was negotiating
Tor n new church. Now the editor seems
10 have lost heart in his work; be
stands aside and makes way for the
troubles In Tonquin. Now and then We
begin 10 think he will favor US with &
commercial item. but the days glide by
and the power oil the Associated Press
agent IN Kansas returns not.
And all because heartless superin
tendent teleGraphed from New York
"Iou are sending too much worthless
matter; you must boil"
Thus are our IDOLS shattered, and thu
are we remorselessly cut off from cheery
intercourse with the bright and cOngen
ial spirits across the line.
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ABOVT BLAINE.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Sun says: "Blaine's friends
say that he will entertain a good deal
during the winter in the house he has
rented, and that he will do it in DEM
Ocratic way which will make every one
feel at home. His entertainments may
not come up to Arthur's grand AFFAIRS at
the White House, but they are expected
to cause him TO be held in remembrance
by his old frienda. This, Of course, he
will do as an author. NOT as an aspirant
for the presidential nomination and so
his friends and the pnblic are expected
to understand it,
Old time WashingtOnians and polite
isns of other days in many parts of the
country will remember the entertain
ments by Mr.. Marcy in the house Mr..
Blame has rented for keeping up his
history, and at the same time his old
friendships. II il in a quarter conven-
lent for friends to drop IN, and foE him TO
sally forth in quest Of material for his
book, and so work and
pleasure will go hand in
hand throughout the winter. Further
more, Mr.. BlAine's house Is near to and
in plain sight of the White House, which
circumstance will make II easy for him
to pay Arthur frequent visits, should he
be so inclined, to inquire after the well
fare Of his administration, and how
friend Chandler prospers at delegate
hunting.
In this way diversion will be obtained
which all writers of history hsYe found
to be necessary, as Mr.. Bancroft, whose
house is in the immediate neighborhOod
can tell Mr.. Blaine, if nc has not already
done so. 1t Is the book, and only the
book, on which Mr.. Blaine will employ
himself Whoever so much as init
mates that it is the presidential nOmin.
alton on which he has an eye, does thai
unambitiOus statesman an injustice.
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Topeka Commonwealth: The news,
sent from 81. LOUIS yesterday to the
Board of Railroad Commissioners, by
Mr.. l.. A. Emerson, to the effect that
Mr.. Hoxie, general manager Of the
Missouri Pacific road. accepts the
schedule Of freights made by the board
and Ar. Emerson, for the Central
Branch road, is considered very good
and means that the board is bound to
win. They dictated the rates on that
schedule and made them to correspond
with the rates adopted in the BelOit de-
cision, which means a reduct.o Of ten
per cent on first-clAss goods between
local points and considerably more than
that on the distance tariff. for through
treighis. The board telegrRped Ar. EN-
eFsOn To come here as aeon as possible
and assist in making few adjustments
in the rate sheet He is expected tn.
day.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sor.n.

Ell DORADO, Kans.. Nov. 19.-Late
Saturday evening, as Under Sheriff
Sthrnm opened the jail door to give the
four prisoners their supper, three OF
them, named Starting, Woodruff and
Hamilton, attacked hIm. and after q
lively seuffle in which Schrum was
choked End battered over the head with
his own revolver, which they took from
hIn, they escaped. Hamilton and
Woodruff were soon captured and
Startling was arrested at Douglass yesteT-
day evening. All three are ia for horse
stealing.
Word reached here this morning thai
Walter Mckaig was killed on Saturday
evening in ashoOting scrape with James
III. and TenBie Hampton. father and son,
over an old feud growing ont of the
jumping of claim in Hickory town
ship, this county. Tennie Hampton, a
young man of 81, did the shooting.
The HamptOns are under arrest.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22

AIiami Republican; United States
senator Preston Il, Plumb and Col. II,
C. Gross. of E.mpOriG, Kansas, the pro.
moters oC the enterprise which proposed
che building OF the st. Louis Il Empo-
ria railroad, have just returned hoppe
from PleasAnton, where they made their
ultinatum, which has been excepted
and work on the line will be begun
within ten days at Pleasanton and con.
iinue westward until EmporiA is reach.
and that division of the road completed
The line will then be extended east from
Pleasanton to near Appleton City
on the A. K. x T. division Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific. The townships through
which the road passes have been bonded
for some time.
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PanaioH Frauds.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 19.-The
following order has been made: at ap.
peaFing that certain persons haYe been
prActicing Systematic fraud on ex-unIOn
soldiers and their widows and orphans,
or their heirs, by making false repre-
sensations concerning pension claims,
and extoFting illegal fees tor service
pretended 20 have bee1 or promised 20
be rendered, and this department, hay
ing reasons TO believe some postmastsFs
haze been aiding these fraudulent claim
agents by furnishing them lists OF names
OF x-unIo0 soldiers and others supposed
to be entitled to pensions, and also by
distributing their unaddressed circulars
among that class; therefore postmasters
are forbidden hereafter TO furnish such
lists or ID distribute any circulars Of The
kind Indicated unless they were address,
ed TO some individual and are prepared
as required by law"
[Signedl w. B. GRESHAM,
Postmaster Genelal
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22

Miss Emily Faithful says in her lee
ture on "MOdern Shams:" 1.-THE Dollar
is our god, and Shoddy is his high
priest. If things continue to so on as
they are, in fifty years we shall scarcely
have rag Of social morality left When
women go about with painted faces and
constitutions patched up with chloral
and pick-me-up, and men pretend to
estheticism on the strength Of SUM-
flower and the cut Of coat, surely it Is
time to speak out" Miss Emma has
been too feFvent over the fashions of
fools. There are few women left who
don't paint, and there is nothing sinful,
at least in Kansas, about q sunfloweF.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
STATE CT KASsAs, EXECUTIVE DEPT
TOPEKA, Nov. :, lss3.


To the People OF Kansas
WHEREAS. During the past wear the people
Of the state Of kansas have enjoyed peace and
an unprecedented degree OF prosperity. and
their labors have been rewarded by bountt-
ful harvests and full granaries. aud thus have
great reasons TO be thankful to God. who
doeth all things well for the many blessings
bestowed by his 0mnipotent will.
Now. therefore, I. q W. Click, governor
Of the state OF Kansas. 10 hereby recommend
and most earnestly request the people TO lay
aside all secular cares and observe Thursday,
the 18th day Of November. a. H. 1853. rs nay
ol thanksgiving and prayer.
! further request that the people assemble
in their respective places OF worship and
earnestly ami devOtedly offer up thanks 10
Cod for the blessings he has so generously
bestowed upon US during the past year. and
implore OF Him To let live that We Ay
merit = continuance OF his beni6cence and
rood will.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO sub
1cribed my name and caused 20 nc am Ned the
great seal Of the state.
l.. S. Done at the city OF Topeka. ahC
day and year nrst above written.
BY the Governor: q. W CLICK.
JAMES SMITH. Secretary OF State.
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Burlington Hawkeye: Col. IngersOll
says If he couldn't make a world with
out death in it he wouldn't make any.
HA, now maybe that's the reason he
hasn't made one. He has been telling,
for So many years, just how world
should b. made, that people have begun
10 wonder why he didn't turn out icw
But this statement explains it. al hev
often noticed" says Josh Billings, that
the man who would hey done such WON
derful things ef he had bin thare. meyer
pits tharen
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22

Noble Prentis. IL Is announced. has
made arrangements 70 deliver q cOursa
OF lectures. at di faFent towns IN Kansas
From reports winch haTe gained eircu-
lafion concerning Mr. PreRtis incOnnec-
ton with a charming lady at Topeka tn
whom he has been very devoted for the
past year or more, We inferred that he
was preparing IN attend lectures thIs
winter.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22

The Cowling- GreenIesf case which
| is in progress OF trial in the district
court has brought to the witness stand
all the sheep men in the county. The
court room to-day presented the appear
ance of q wool. growers convention.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22

A correspondent says Mr.. Blaine will
aim to be absolutely impartial IN his
new book no friends are to be applaud
cd, no enemies pillOried IN it. 1t Is
to be judicial and calm in its tone, and
he means to make it the greatest effort
of his life." He declared To q CORE
spondent that he no longer longed fol
the hurry bury of political life again
He has dropped out Of 1t 30 easily and
completely that he can look upon the
past twenty years Is q ''sOrt of Vanity
Fair of which he was part" The cor
respondent adds that If there is a tinge
of the partisan in Mr.. Blame, he was
unable 20 discover II.
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AtA0ufe

ST. L0UIa. Nov. 81.
Hoes Reeeipts. Ia. 800 head hipm'ts, $50;
duh and lower on heavy receipts and
warm weather; YoFkers. 81 S0G4 %; pack
ing. ~ 3Je9S so; butchers TO extra, s. GOA so .
CATTLE-Receipts, ] 500 head; quiet and
shade weaker; little done yet
WHEAT-OpeHed higher, hut declined; No.
red. 81 O116gi 02k; No. 3 red. 957I096kc.
CoRN-Opened higher. but declined; S9k0
OKTs-yery slow; 96KG9gkc.
FOKK-HigheF; Jobbing, 81 50.
LARD-FIFm; 81 60
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GulIfy Of Groea NorIecs

MILWAUKEE, Nov. GA Madison
dispatch says The verdict Of the cor
oner's jury in the case Of the recent capt.
toi disaster, holds the contractor, O. F.
Nolan, of GAINESVILLE. guilty of gross
improperly repaired and the supervising
architect, James. of Madison, and the
consulting architect, FL. G.. Koch, Of
Milwaukee, for designing the internal
construction without due regard for
safety during erection. thereby contrib
utIng 70 its falling, Nov. 9Th.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22

The jewellers and hotel keepers Of the
city have all put forward their clocks To
correspond with standard time. and the
town clock on the tower of the Garfield
school building has also been turned on
minutes.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22

Governor Click is said to be mem
Der OF a Kansas syndicate which has
leased 100000 acres OF lSnd IN The Indi-
an Territory for grazing purposes The
governor is gradually fixing up for re.
turn to private life.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22

Rev. Allen Buckner will DELIVER his
lecture on "The Campaign from Muir
freesboEO to Atlanta" at Hartford on the
evenings of November 2Sth and Goth,
under the auspices of Post 1856 q. A. Il.
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rlIisIon nannt

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 21.-Seven cars,
. caboose and an engine were wrecked
in the depot At ColHmbia by a coliisinn
between freight trains. Brakeman Da-
Vid Mower was fatally injured. ~
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At ChleAGn

CHICAGO. Nov. n.
HoGs-Receipfs. q, o q head: market Quiet;
light. 81 tUft4 80, rough packing,
= ltQb4 30; heavy packing and shipping,
"a sGQS4 rs.
CATTLE - Receipts, 100; market dull;
exports, 50 2Sle7 90: good to choice e 4OA
%; common 20 fair. - 00fD5 %.
WHEAT-Wosker; 953<c, Nov.
C0RE-Higher; 5Sa<s for Nov.
OATS FirneF; s9c Nov.
kYE-Higher; 571<c.
BARLKY-6Sc.
PORK-Firm; 81 IS Nov
LARD-WeAkeT; 81 Coz Nov.
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~conv,ctsa Of Libel

PTrTsBURG, Nov. 2l.-W. j. KOuntz
proprietor of the Allegheny Mail, vas
convicted of criminal libel tn-day- The
suit was brought by H. Walters, a cnsIn-
Gilman Of Allegheny.
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A traveller who has just completed a
tour of Kansas says that theonIy re-
mArkable thing about the s1ste IL the
youthfulheas Of its railway c1naurtnrs.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.
THE PRICES 40 TRADE CENTERs

THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERS
The Kansas CITY l. ri Stock Market is Re
pOrted espcCt a. for THE DAILY
NEW afternoon by
ANDY i =, DER & Co,
Rooms 23 a..s Exchange building
EANSAH TON ARDS
A. q City
MAS CITY. Nov. Il.
CATTLE Receipts. 5fsI head: very dull and
mean Tor r. cen natives, but about steady for
all other grades; there continues 10 be Q
strong demand for feeders.
HOas-ReDeipts. 62i1 head; steady range,
81 2JIGi 80; bulk. ~ 354lt4 40.
The Daily Indicator reports: Wheat re-
ceipts, 80 99f bns.; shipments, % ass bus:
IN store. 1854 bus; more steady; No
rel. cash 81 Use bid. s2isc asked No. soft,
cash, 90, Gys0kc-
CoRs- Receipts, IL Gs6 bu. shIpms'ts, II, Ge7;
in store. 6I.Ss6 bns.; nrmer and higher
No. mixed, cash, a-Gt3ske.
OATs-No. 2. cash. 22IS bid n 7sc asked.
EYE-N.,. cash, lie.
EGGS-WsAk 2Jc-
BUTTER-UnchaBgetl.
rRoyISIoNS- Unchanged.
BROOM CORE-5aD3e per pound.
FLoUR-tluIet and unchanged
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A Clint WeddinE

PITTsBURa, Nov. 20.-Pattrick Viii.
liam O'Brien, the Irish giant, and Chris.
tiana %. Dare, the German giantess
were married in this city to-day. The
ceremony was performed IN the German
Evangelical church, on SmIthlleld street
by the Rev. Frederick Roulf and was
witnessed by an immense concOurse oi
people, including Mayor Lyon and the
council of Pittsburg; Mayor Peterson,
of Allegheny: Judge White, John Nc.
CuIlOugh, AArgret Maaher and the Aztec
dwarf Indians and Jim An
derson the snake chaEmer. Outside
the church crowd gathered in such
numbers as TO Obstruct traffic IN spite
of the efforts OF large force of police.
Mr.. O'Brien wore full dress suit a
medal, presented to him by the Land
I.eeue, oFnamenied his manly breast.
The bride wore an orange blossom
wreath and a viel that covered supnrb
held a bouquet OF enormous size. After
the service the bridzl party
drove At once to HarrEs' Auseum
and held public reception. This even
ing a special reception will be given at
the Hamilton hotel. The wedding cake
Is the largest eyer made, measuring nine
feet in circumference and three feet in
thickness. A giant LOAF of bread, five
feet 10 length will decorate the table.
This was the first voyage
Of the giants in America. aud the SECOND
in the world. The combined height Of
the bridal party fe Is feet 3 inches, and
they tip the beam at $40 pounds. The
wedding ring weighad seventeen penny
weights and was FIVE inches in cireum-
ference
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This was day which caused people
generally to annreciate the street car.
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JOHN SMITH.

Urbana, III, Gazette: John Smith is
visiting relstIvcs in New York.
Aurora, Ill, News: John Smith
slaughtered another beef Yesterday
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

Rig Name From Due
a asf * Sashstf liz f. Fl damss 40
Am blk Amy Turner from Boston, Jan %
CIR blk Campus FIN Bremen, y FeB7'
- Jubilee from Newcastle. Feb IL
Stmr Zealandia FIN Sydney, Feb II
Stmr City OF N. York from s. F. Feb 1S
Br ship Ambassador, fin Newcastle
Bark Loeb Lee. FIN Newcastle, Dec. j.
Am blthe Ninor Vernon, I'M NY. NH Is
Blk Jsiict Court, fin liverpool, March
Blk g II Bishop, from Bremen, :, Feb 10
Br G I Hook fin HOnSkong, Due
Br ship Glenbervie fin LivcrpI, NH
VESSELS EXPECTED At xAHuLui.
Blk E.S-EhNaa,lsAn~fs esa NanAisao a-'~s-s.-
Bgtne Hazard from Pt Townsend
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.s,xEsseus, IN lPoRTJ1al

.gsvEssEGsS ~ IPORTJTaRp
II. B. NJ. s. Mutinc, +. Edwards, ,.if, IL
U.S.S. Wachusetts, Pearson
U s s Lackawanna, Wilson
French man.of.war Limier :. ,.s, - s..
Stmr Suez, Dodd.. ...,,,o
Stmr T. Q. Hook
Am ship Hope, n
Ship Aberaman, Chapman ~, ...;
Bark d G Murray, jerks IS
Blk Lizzie Marshal
Blk Lilly Grace, Hughes NN, As Is
Bark Ullock -
Bark Revere.
Bark Gettysburg "a. q ,p,s q ga
Bktnc Eureka, Pcnllallow ~ j g.s ~ 81
Am tern Datoka,
Tern j @ Ford" ~ iN'gf }''a@ l'.a
Bgtnc Consuclo, Howard ~ 20.
Bgtne John d Spreckcls la1
Bgtne Morning Star
Bgtne Hespcrian,, Winding
Haw brig Ninito, Cameron
Schr Anna, McCulloch
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VESSELS LEAylNe TINS pay
PASSENGERS.

6NoO6tNSeu0s
From Kahului, per Kilauca Hou,
Feb. 1Oth-Major Weeks, w. A. r.
Brewer and wife, All Fawn, g III
Lehman, N Ohland. w b Kicna, p
F Thorntrn, james Baker, VIM
Goodness, w F ENIossman, rIy \
Andrew ST. Ahull. RevfD Kcawc-
amahi, and family, Judge kuilielam
family, Rev Kapu, Miss Young, Mrs,
Farnsworth, about lao deck.
For San Francisco per Ella Feb: 10
Mrs Wordsworth, A Fisher, G p
Swanson, Miss Sherlock.
FLom, windward ports, per Like
like. Feb 1-IIonS j p Parker, . X
Kaunamano, Miss Pilipo, Miss Ahc-
ona, Father Pouzot, e N Arnold, G.
Cusper, Miss Richards, j r Robert
SON. J Rosewareii, G w Wilcox, u
Toomy, w Lumaheiter, NJ Holmes,
j r Mills, e Williams, A Haalilio,
Kuakini, Wiliko, Kaaua, S Hahuka,
Miss Kuupe, Jkaai, G Kamaueha,
W Dollman, Miss Milton, Hookano,
l. Kane, A II Smith, Hon. HKauhe !.
LAM, Mrs c N Makee, Miss R Makee,
Mrs vontempslsy, Father Leuor,
Aseu & wife, Capt ID Taylor, II
Zesbe, Miss NJ Richard, F Horncr,
I CsFersayth, Miss Albro, N Maka-
lua & wife J Morse, r Murdoch,
+ Bal, Miss l. Weed.
For Kahului, per Kilauea Hou,
Feb 1O-W H Bailey. zi- ,la -
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ARRIVALS

ARRlVAls.naW ss'fEnt
Feb 10
Stmr Lchua from Maui and Molokai
Stmr.Jas Makee from Kauai -.
Stimr Nfokolii from Laic "a
Schr Nettie Merrill from kahului
Feb. IL
Stmr Likclikc from windward ports
BIZ Forest Queen, from San Fran.
Bk.Eheraltl from, Port Townsend
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DEPARTURES

Feb. 10
Schr Kaluna for Maliko. jfGItp
Schr Malolo for Hakalau
Bktne Ella for San Francisco
Stmr Kilauea IIou for Lallaina
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Nj. McINERNY.

Honolulu, Jan. 10, 1883. 2o6 I'm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-17
Citation by Publication.


THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY or BEXAR. I To the sheriff or
any Constable OF Bexar County-Greetlng:
Whereas, j. n. Armstrong has filed his suit
before me on the 25th day of October, A. ID.
1883, against j. II. Halligan, TO recover OF said
j. III. Halligan the sum of fifty five dollars and
seventy-one cents 1855 ID, due upon an account
for gas and fixtures furnished 10 said j. IL.
llalligan, and the said j. n. Armstrong, having
made affidavit brfOre me that the said j. II.
Hallgan is nonresident of the State of Texas,
so that ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him. These are therefore to COM
mand you that you summon, by publication for
four successive weeks, In some newspaper pub
lshed in the city of san Antonio, BeNar county,
Texas, the said j. III. Hulligan, the defendant,
to be and appear before me ut my office in the
city OF san Antonio, State and county afore-
said, on the second Monday In December, A. ID.
1883, IL being the 10th day of said month of De-
cember, to answer said SUIT of j. n. Armstrong,
plaintiff, in the sum OF flfty-hve dollars and
seventy-one cents 1855 ~, as shown by the
account on file In my Office.
Herein fail not, hut of this writ make due re-
turn, showing how you have executed the
same.
Given under my hand ut Office in the city Of
san Antonio this 2lst day Of November, A. ID.
1888. ANTON ADAM,
Justice of the Peace Precinct No. l, BeXar
County, Texas.
Came 10 hand November 81, 1883, at 10 o'clock
a. m, and executed November 81, 1853, by
causing this citation TO be published in the
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT, "a newspaper published
In BeNar county, for four successive weeks.
u-22-iW FRED BADER, Constable.