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Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
FOURTH EDITION,


Choice family coal under cover at
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
The Household Sewing Machine IL
guaranteed for ten years. VIM. +.
Crossley, agent, 623 Shipley street.
Pure olive oil in bottles, and thought
superior article. Taylor and Fullerton,
3o2 King street.
Get prescriptions compounded by
Frank +. Smith, druggist, Fifth and
King streets.
The Apron Bazaar of the West Pres
byterian church will be opened to-
morrow evening.
st. Johns Castle, No. 4, X. q. E.,
will celebrate its second anniversary in
the Smith Building this evening.
Tin ware and house furnishing & GODS
at greatly reduced prices. Schoen
Heater and Stove Co., AIS Market and
Ala Shipley street, Wilmington, Del.
The managers of the Wilmington
Female Bible Society will NEST at No.
500 Washington street 10 morrow after
noon.
ST. Msry'B T. A. II. Pioneer corps
will give complimentary reception IN
Webster's dancing academy this even
ing
Sergeant Harkins of T Company,
3D.
watch at the Catholic fair at Chester
town, Md, on Monday.
Headache thoroughly units one fol
any active effort. DIR. Bulls Baltimore
Pills always cure this distressing dis
order, givir prompt relief and cure.
Sheriff Ford on Tuesday sold house
and lot on Sixth street, near Lombard
| belonging to James A. Anderson, ad-
! ui.pistrator ard :. Z, 10 Lewis Kaiser
for $500,
The Congregation of st. Joseph
| Catholic church. Christiana Hundred
| has purchased IA lot OF land adjoining
it's cemetery and is charging its buria
| grounds.
+. II. Gregg will sell at public sal
on Saturday next, several building lot.
situated 1t Fourth and Rodney, on OAl
near Anchorage and on Anchorag
near Oak.
The ll0-acre farm of Joseph Lancas
ter, situated near the Kenneth pike
jast above the Delaware line. will
sold at public sale on Thursday, De
| cember ).
The farm OF Courtney and Mac
! Dop..d, containing 13 acres aud .
perches, situated near Landenberg, Pa
! viii be sold al public sale on Saturday
the 2lst inst.
Alpha Council, No !, Legion of tn
Red Cross, will meet In the Smit
Building, Market street, above Sixth
on alternating Thursday nights until
permanent hall can be secured
The English steamer Craigallior
which was damaged by going ashore OIL
San Salvador, was brought to the ship
yard Of tbs Pusey K Jones Co. yester
day afternoon for extensive repairs.
| john p. Bait, formerly of Philadel
phia, having leased the United State
Hotel, corner of Water and Frencl
streets, opened the same last evening
when quite an attractive display wa
presented. The lower part of the hous
has been .furn ished, and every al
FapGeInent made for the accomm odatio
| OF travellers.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
Accidental insurance.

James c. Hanna, the newsboy who
died from the effects of u blow from a
shinney, was insured in the Prudential
Insurance Company of America, and
his parents have been paid S25 on that
account, although they had paid in
dues only 10 cents. This company has
the best reputation for promptness in
the Payment of claims and for It's
liberal dealings with all who do bust
ness with IL, never resorting 10 techni-
ca tiles to escape its liabilities. The
company has S1S4 for every 500 OF liza
biltty. which fully proves its flourish
ing condition. The company has alread y
over g. 600 policies in our city, and
appears TO be rapidly growing in popu-
larity. AS the dues are only cents
per week, even the newsboys, as well
as mechanics generally, can afford 70
get insured, The office is room No. Z,
Exchange Building, Seventh and Mar.
ket Htreefa
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
Cyrus w. Field sues ames Gordon
BENNETT

LONDON, Nov. 17-Mr. Cyrus w.
Field has sued Mr.. James Gordon Ben
nett, p.oprietor the New York Herald,
and Mr.. A. Oakley Hall, his London
correspondent, for el0, 600 damages, for
libel in publishing a cable dispatch
dated London, February 4th, stating
that Mr.. William Abbott, broker and
operator of Tokenhouse Yard, sup.
ported by many stockholders of the
Anglo American Cable Company, an.
nounces that at the Friday meeting OF
the directors OF the Anglo A merican
Cable Company he will introduce a
resolution to expel Mr.. Cyrus w. Field
from the dictatorship, on the ground
that no is unworthy of any position of
confidence or trust" The preliminary
motion was made this morning in the
Court of Queens Bench Division.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
TH|R D EDITION.
A DI.bonest Exhibitor.

Friday night, November 9th, stephen
j. Burleigh, VINO had rug-knitting
machine on exhibition at the Armory
Fund Exposition, invited s. Lloyd
Boldly, of this city, to go out with him,
after the exhibition closed IN the even
ing, and show him around. They were
Joined by Thomas K. Mills, an En-
glishman who had an exhibit of lava
ware, and T Vester, an Arabian who
used the space adjoining him with a
display OF goods LII AIDE from olive wood
which purported to be from the Holy
land.
The party spent some time roaming
around the streets, aud were about TO
retire to their stopping places when
Mr. Boldly missed his watch, a gold
time piece, valued at about 500. AS
the watch was present from his sister
he priced it very highly. Each
one of the party protested that he had
not seen it, but upon meeting Sergeant
Taylor Mr. Boldly had the whole
party taken to the hall and searched
but az the watch was not found they
were allowed to 90.
They all protested their innocence
and Burleigh was 80 indignant at being
charged with the theft that he threaten
ed Mr.. Boldly with personal violence
while the other two declared that the,
would ploy an attorney the next da,
and prosecute him to the extent OF tn
law.
notwithstanding these threats, an,
their protestations of innocence, MI
Boldly felt certain that the watch ma
been taken by some one of them, an
acting under advice he notified the dec
tectives OF Philadelphia, who in tur
furnished the pawnbrokers with a de
scription of the stolen watch, and mott
fed them to be on the look out for 1t.
On Monday night a man entered
pawnbrokers atreuth and Parrish stree
Philadelphia, and offered watch #
pawn, which the proprietor immediat,
ly recognized as the one which be ba
been notified TO look out for, and ste
ping 10 the.door he called In Speci
Officers Hoffman and Heaton, who ha
pened TO be in the vicinity, and thu
took him in custody.
Mr.. Boldly was notified and went
Philadelphia yesterday morning, al
at the hearing at Central Station ide
tilted the man az Burleigh, and he wi
committed 10 await the action of u
authorities of this State.
This morning Chief of Police Doughe
ty went to Dover 10 obtain requii
tion for the prisoner, when he will
brought here for trial.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
LATEST fn :. Patents >,

Hostet'er's Bitters, a cents Ponds
Extract, 40c. 3 n. Liniment, 20 and
33c. Gareling OIL, DOC. Rough on
kats, l0c Sci maps, soc. Ayers
Hair Nigor, Csc. f; Halls Hair Renewer
75c. Swsim's Panacea, 81 80; ST
Jacobs Oil, 38c. Horsford's Acid
Phosphates, 3Sc. Green's 9ugnsr
Flower, 100. ; Kidney Wort. zoe Win.
slows Soothing Syrup, 1sc. y. b.
Danforth's popular drug and prescrip
ton store, corner Second and Marker
streets. Medicine ohtainable night and
Gay. Night bell at Second street door
1'russes adjusted by experienced per
sons. Special room for applying il
second noor
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18

DR.. Ward, The physician az SmpSing.
says Ferdinand Ward, the conyic'
broker, Il Improving in health, and /.
not tue OroHrn down creature that Some
or the reporters have pictured him. He
Is engaged in selecting castings for The
stove contract The work is light ard
not rAfleniAS He has made only ono
CAL u 2oh tue doctor since he has been
thete, ana that was after he lad been
in uniform few days He complained
OF lane back The doctor gave him n
cspsIcn'a p .-ter, and since then Le bas
had no complain To make. Hesays he
ID being treated well.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
ahificera InhInIInn

Past Worthy Master James Nick Ell
vey has installed the ia lowing officer
nt Star of bethlehem Lodge, No. 125
Loyal Orangemen, in their hall Seven
tenth and Union streets
w NJ. John Long; ID. w. NJ. Josiah
Foster Treasurer, Edward Bacon
Secretary, James l.. Pilbeam Con
ductor, James McKelvey; Chaplain, }
Cheney /. s., f Abrams .. s..
james Braden.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
SIIAWLS.

Paisley, Sls.po, were $500 an $50 4
Striped do lO.0a I" 41.M
SilkSAawi 90, from = 90
a few Black T1.1eis.
Square Thbet, $500, trom Sl.5o
500, - -
Long SEa~.A, 300, 500
square Shawls, 90, ) 20
TO , OF. spec, sink, i5c. lH yds
spool auk, 7c. needles, Sc. paper
spool cott"1, &c. Corse.s, jJc., .i1m
81 %. also some stuaii siz-s a &c
Gossamrrs, 81 30, were $500, \ lev
ends OF V.lvets reduced from s : 90 .,
Sl.0O. Canton Fiaunels at nc. ard
were l0c. and 15c.
NOVEMBER Is Goods omm;t.5 i,
above, list
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
Bill IGNORED.

We are informed that the Graud Jury
ignored the bill presented against Thot.
Cloud for selling meat on the King
street market, contrary to law. II ap.
pears that Cloud was employed by Mr..
Wlndle, who had rented a space on
King street and was engaged in selling
the beef from cattle fed by himself Az
Mr.. w. had the right to sell ths beef
he had the right to employ any man he
pleased TO help hi IN do so, and the
Grand Jury on that ground ignored the
complaint against Cloud.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
fZIon lIurch Concert.

The Ezinn church will give a grand
concert IN the Opera House this even
ing, NJ iss Adelaide G.. Smith, a Boston
prina dona from Professor Tourgee's
conservatory of Music, called " The
CoIortd Patti" will make her first
s:peaTance in this city, Miss Carrie
Melvin The greatest musical wonder
since the days of blind Tom will play
on TIE violin cornet, madolin and klo-
kenspie.. Other singers Of note will
appear. Reynolds orchestra Of nine
pieces has also been engaged.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
II or ChOIera.

This disease is prevailing to a consid.
cradle extent in some sections of our
county. A few days ago John Wilson,
who resides on the Massey farm near
Middletown, lost all his pigs with in "a
hours after the disease appeared
among them. 1t Is to be hoped that the
disease will soon disappear, and pork
raising become as profitable aud safe as
heretofore.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18

In gross earnings Mr.. Edward Cor
rigan, OF the kaI sas City stables, is the
largest winning owner OF 1855. His
total of S96, 500 exceeds the gross earn
iugs Of Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's Rancocas
Stables by S633. This is the first time
lie largest racing winner has hailed
from west ofthe Mississippi. TIE lead
ing winners from Mr.. CorriRan $ stables
were FIeeand, S22, 445; Iriph Pat,
slj,3lj: Modesty, { 1905; Lizzie
Dwyer, g. Cy0, and Ida Hope, IS GO
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
ULSTER CLOTHS, Ga wIpn.
MEEINo CNDERwEAR.
MUSLIN UNDERwEAR.

Made to our special order by II. NJ
Moseley, Rochester, y. Y, and liz
best make in the market. Chemis@
Soc, i7c., 55c., Coo, 75c., 81 90. 10 Fl. ~
were soc, 7jc., soc, Sl.00, &. 90. toS3 20
NIGHT DRESSES-45c 56c., 72c
Slj3, 81 y, $50 were SlU0, s. ",
81 90, & IS, S2.5U, S275
one Lace Trimmed Sett, SAB, wer,
S7.I5
CASHMERES-IH a!ides!rahle even
ing shades, 81 &C., were I5c., .Uo.S. %
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
Anne Municipal

Josiah Benson got gu
around last night, anu,
front OF Charles a, By ar
Orange street below ,.. l''
light out of the wih .a,'i,ro
was giving his le'' ,an'
thought it was a very 'r
laughed loud and Lea an3
laugh half az loud when
minus said S. and costs,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
Another tUroneT'b

The same D.. quest VA
Hanna Little case, . 20 -r
last evening III ~ 49, \
gibbons, who WAS 4. I'd \
the West Yerd OF Monj
Engineer John W H'I.
william Lemnlons alj
Thomas Doyle were %ah1
lion to tie accident tdt ~
ELECTED nothing in ald',I
was reported IN the KEY
terday, and a verde. I
death was rendered.
Fitzgibbons is from
where he has a brother ah|
had been employed as an
man on the r., W, b. ~
the m middle Of last month"; p
Yesterday morning D. D
tary of Delaware L1de9, y, y
erliood of Locomotive t1rs
city, recognized that fr y
longed to East Albany 10y 90,
of that order, by papers lo'
person. He at once lties''
Babcock. secretary Of t1e
Lodge, and received ia y -. ~
ceased was not in good 80 4
lodge, but that his pfo,ne y
Cash 10 take charge Of Tue
he arrived.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
Br,erFrocsnmation.

Gov. O'Neill, of Alabama, is ever
briefer thar Gov. ORlesby, of Illinois
in his Thanksgiving proclamation. II,
simply recon mends that Novembe 2,
" be observed throughout the State anc
by all its people as day of thanks
giving and praise to God in humbl,
recognition of divine power and good
ness
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
CAREFULLY MADE
CLOTHING.

What is it for-this ham
mering away day after day,|
this way and that about the
goodness Of the Oak Hall
manufacture OF Clothing 7
Tie trade we have already
won is secure enough. We
are not afraid of that.
We are after the trade OF
the other thousands, the new
thousands in the million OF
lpeople within reaching dis
tance Ct this Clothing mart.
And there i, but a single
way togetit-an old-fashioned
|Oak Hall wayne make
the clothing with an eye
single to what honest, Deepen
liable Clothing ought to be
land a stock large enough tt
|clothe regiments Of people
IRON town and country wher
they come.
That's the sum and sub
s'ance of Oak Hall make
land stock
And the reason we Cal
!. put prices like these
u A Good Quality
II Winter Overcoat at S. 81
i made with extra
D care for service.)
| Or a Considerably
Il Better at >. s. 0
d And as high as you
want to go, up to
J our Finest, at 40 0
:! Mems Serv;erab,e
! Suits, everyday s s
u Choice Ones at 10 o
Il Young Mems Suits
So 90 TO % G
II Prices are our stroke GA
4 in putting this best of Win
: tier Clothing into posessio
a of people eager to make INK
y ney 90 its tarthest.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
Death OF q Brsh Op.

Rev John Freeman Young, Protest
ant Episcopal Bishop of Florida ID led IN
New York on Sunday, of pneumonia.
He graduated from the theological
seminary near A lexandria. Va. in 1845
and was consecrated Bishop of Florida
in 1867.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
sad Ending OF "a Honeymoon.

LONDON, Nov. 16.-Lord ana Lady
Mayo, who are spending their honey
moon at Good wood, were thrown from
a carriage to-day. Both were injured
the former seriously and the latter, it il
feared, fatally.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
sale of Farm,

VIM. T. Lyman, trustee, will sell az
public sale on Saturday next, tn.
farm of the late John Moore, situat.
near Newark, White Gay Creek Hun
dred, and containing about 80 acres Of
land. The location is good one, aud
the property Is in every way desirable.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18

Do SnI OF the min is tiers nd
County 1sUmn Pa. began nh its ja A9 SOD
the Baptist Ohurch'
Pa, Yesterday -
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18

John T. Jakes and George NJ. Fisher
Of Wyoming, Kent County, are regis
tered at the Clayton House.
Eugene g Dawson, who removed {,
Greeley, Colorado, a few months ago, i,
stopping at the Kirkwood House
having returned to this city on "A busi
mesa trip. He il enjoying good health
and appears to be highly pleased with
his adopted home.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
DEATHS.

HANNA-Un he 18th inst. Jane, &. ron ri
,ndrew ard Hannah hhlpR, 0. u
years.
RELATIVES and friends Gra rcspoc fully inyl-
.ed TO attend tho tlncrS, f,u, The residence
= ms parents rs h. seventh street, on
"eahesday. at clock = Il. lutermen: at
ca swedes' cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
naa AehLhoI

To.morro w prom is Ssrs;da1
and partly cloudy . p1,eSl
Pat generally fair weather.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
ApOpIea ny.

Andrew j. Wilson, Of Dover, was
attacked with apoplexy this morning.
and Is now lying in a very pr.carious
position, the physicians giving little
hope OF HIS recovery, as he is over 81
years of age.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
HOSIERY

Two .ots, best Englirh and French
Merino and Lisle Thread, at !0r. and
be, were Sl.oO to al so. Gen ; IAsl,
Thread Tor &c, were 75a. to 81 90
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
,o., mad Foul

Two small rand w
Foraker ak second nd. s n"nrs i
When found there "A' u
nv the fanny
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
T If 7 \ ED|'
This NOrpinx,sC,

Gnu Associate Judge, n
houston on the bench.
a jury was drawn, and
William II. Morris, lanes
brose Wilson ard ,Icin
colored, charged witb i
lafcesy, was taken M i
Deputy Attorney Genera \
State, aud Thomas yav,.1
vas assigned by the ,C5nr,|
fence.
The case was opened h.
who briefly stated the tac,l
and what lie proposed IN
which he commenced On = ]
witnesses.
| Herbert Hayden was sw1
tlhed that he is engaged
bushes at Second AMI n
with Edward n. Lculep
shop about sl5 Sa,urdaJ
was there again abou;
Jay morning, Some m,l
iday night the place vas
robbed, He went tom. n
day morning about
found that some one ha1 4
trance through the back "A
There were severa. ualra
shoes taken, part Of wLleI
persous who had LEFT N
) witness to be repaired. II
Il 20 a pair Of pants tasenI
lone pair OF shoes, was
the prisoners.
/ Edward NJ. Louder w,{
testified tia. he IS eng.yed
with the preceding w...1
land Poplar streets. H-I
inc testimony OF TIC lFed
In reference to the roah.nl
that he visited seve,a /
tplaces in search Of Tie ~
Edward &. Bra iy tes.ld
l in the shoe business a, y 4
ls're I. On Monday m,.I]
ners came to his pace I'll
tried to sell him a par \
which he refused 70 buy.
Morris as Ii lad
lplace no otAor occd..od
bling done.
Joseph Nc 1aulley ,e.
Monday morning lesawl
looming from over NAKED
Olone of them had a fJOll
boots and another a p.i,
He suspicioned that IA
them, from the fact ma,
the same party on SuudJ
OItwo had on very poor snol
came in search # III
The put him on the track 4
al John L. Gormley tes,.d
v a police officer. and was
OIM. Hayden on MONDAY
y he had been robbed. he
tof the prisonetS and .oa1
nlpairs OF stolen shoe Oh
UHe knows the prisone''
r THAT they al go together!
love had been arrested a
hall lie sail that I'D
Together when the robbed
n mitted, and that VII
~ were inside lie WATCHED
side.
George NJ. b. Lopez
IL q police officer IL 'nii
sisted III arrestlug tLe
Morris had On 4 pair u
we're identified by Mr.. 4
:, property. y hen he Al
the pants were Whole, a
conditioa, but The ps!sd
knife aud cut them
I The STATE closed with
and as the defence hal 20
Davis opened for the deiel
the point hat the State nj
tablIsh tLrlr Ease by nat
Flthe shoes were r'gLte AID
ans .ered by Deputy Ai.ol
Big q, who cited autAo'ia
.Ithat this wasnot pecessar
Ilpoint raised by iir. DaYi
.. ruled by the Court.
He then made a brief al
Jury, aud was followed BY
: who urged the lnry 70 REM
:. in accordance With tie ihd
ve which the jury were en-
n. tChief Justice lui retired
ne The case OF George Ora"
re charged with committi'I
with intent to Kill, was Pc
next Monday, on actolLt
Iot a mattriA, witness Tor |
The jury returned a,
a verdict Of guilty Tor !"
o. land John Msnlove, ard II
: " | Ambrose Wilson and ) ii'
oil Morris sni MAnloVt w
u to pay The costs. ia 'f'a
land one year impfis1i'm7'
leach next Saturday, 'l'
Ipi'iory.
DI Court adjourned unit =
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
MD GLOVES,

Mostly evening shades, in the tAra-
best makes-Courvoisiers, Harris and
Tre'ousse-! button. tiadies' BE
3-button, jJc. Gents Sl.2j, from i: %
SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGUNuS,
10 frfrp lup
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
~--S--
VI Ar IMAGES.

pAIIDS N-LEARlMORF-un tuesday
evening, the 17ih INST. at the Union VI +
parsonage, 10y the Rev. 4. W. P-ettymnn
MI Frederick W. Davidson 10 Mr. l. rtit
L4rluore. both Of his city.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
SPECIAL AND POSITIVE
CLEARING SALE.

The goods enumerated be-
low are the balance of stocks
we no longer keep or buy.
They are arranged for sale
in the rear of the basement
next to the Upholstery De-
partment. We do not in
the slightest degree wish to
mislead anyone who may
find the list OF interest and
state here clearly, that the
assortmects are by no means
unbroken some Of the goods
(and only a few will b.
found undesirable, but in all
of them the prices will be
such, that to replace the
poorest or the best OF them
would require an outlay OF
money, based on the loves:
Wholesale costs, many times
larger than we either ask Or
lexpect. We mean 10 sell
every yard and every article,
land give below a list OF the
leading things and prices
; lior comparison. Qu;se .
number of fancy goods we
! cannot enumerate, bit a.
lthey are all open and or
tables where you can handle
! them. we invite every one t
come and see.
E G. WORRELI.,
Il Masonic Temple
e WINTER CLOAKISGS, 90 WIDE
Black Beavers, $3.50, were (, 90
I'll Rough Beavers, 200, " boa
i. ILightColors, Heavy, 50, Z" 57iJ.o-
White Astracban, 800, .2ou
81 ULSTER CLOTHS, Ga WIDE.
:, Broken Checks, 800, were Is 90
Four or Five Styles Of these,
, Imported, Very + ne Wooden.
L ga Light Grey, Ia, were 8 90
a
Would make beautiful paa,s for men
!, or suits for ladies are The iuest WOO.
ems made.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18
LACE POISTS.
These are It great bargain.
OTTOMAN SHAWLs

Whi g P9iFTey, Grey HOrItr a. M
Was S.5 60.
Back Velvet Ribbons. edges. Ae4,
gouds, from No. 3 to No. 10, AZ cos,
and i.ss.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-18

1t Ike REPUBLICAN onV
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-04
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial DIG
trict Of the Territory Of Idaho. in and for the
County Of AlturAs. Mel Campbell aud Geo
". Fletcher. partners doing business Ms Camp
bell Il Fletcher. plaintiffs. VS.. The Tsh@1na
Gold and silver Mining Company. defendsut
The People Of the United States in the Territory
of Idaho send greeting to The TahomA dold
and Silver Mining Company. defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
tiffs IN the District Court of the Senond Judicial
District Of the Territory of Idaho. IN and for the
County of Alturns, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF the
day OF service), after the service you OF this
Sum mons--if served within THIS county: or. II
within twenty days: otherwise. within forty days
or judgment by. default will be taken agslnst
You according to the prayer OF said complaint
The sal action is brought TO recover Judgment
against you the sa'd defendant, for the sum of
$l342.43, and interest at 10 per cent. par annuin
from February 20. 1885. and for costs Of this ac-
ton, alleging 1t to be for balance of account for
goods. wsres and merch andise sold and delivered
to this defendant by plaintiffs. and for goods.
wares and merchandise sold and delivered to Chss.
Lsydeil for the benefit Of defendant. between No
vember4 1884, and 9th Of January, 1885, inclusive.
The facts more fully appearing in plaintiffs com
plsint certified copy OF which s here with served
And you are hereby notified that II You fail to
appear and answer tho said complaint, as above
required, the sad plaintiffs will take default and
Judgment against you, as prayed for IN said COM
plant
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict Court of the Second Iudicia District of the
| TER Of Idaho. III and for the County of AL
turss, this 18th day OF April in the year of ON
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eighty Ave
By +. L. RICHARDS, Deputy Clelk
v. g. ANDERSON, Attorney for Plaintiff. jy11