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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
COMMERCIAL.

In dry goods prices have been steady for the
past week. and there has been some country de-
mand for spring goods. Groceries have shown
some activity the past week, ana cofees are orsk.
Sugars are dull. syrups in good demand at pres.
emit quotations. Poultry remains steady.
GRAIN.
Whest-About the same rs yesterday. with very
little change either in feeling prices. Receipts
small and offerings light. Markets elsewhere gen.
orally dull and lower. New York &c of, Balti-
more 1c lower, and Chicago 1@i14c in the same
direction.
Corn-Under light offerings local markets rule
firm, and all grades for immediate shipments will
bring full quotations. Receipts fair. Futures not
wanted. New York sc of, Baltimore lie lower,
and Chicago &c of.
Oats-Firmer and rather scarce. Good demand,
but light offerings.
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OUR COLORED FRIENDS.

Charles Sweed Is publishing paper in st. Louis.
Rev. Leroy Redd has returned from Kentucky.
George l.. Keeble has gone to Chicago on bust
ness.
Beverly Porter has gone West on prospecting
tour.
Elder E W. Hammonds has gone to Corners
vile.
The Garrett Literary will meet again tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Henry b eaS.es svisiting relatives in Lex
ington, ny.
DAME. Az, OF --,..r o.. has permanently To-
Gated In The city.
Alfred Hsrrison Is pre De- ring an address entitled
THE American Neefo."
James 1borss. of Paris, ILL.,. is circulating
among friends in this city.
Walter r. Sparks. of Boston, is the genial head
waiter at the Hotel English.
A. L. Harris and wallsce Bolden, of Xenia, o. 8
are both stopping in the city.
Charles Posley got his leg broken In several
places by an accident on Thursday.
Rev. d. Slaughter is assisting in the revival
meetings at Corinth Baptist Church.
Alexander Moss and wife. of Peru. spent pleas.
ant social time in the city, on Tuesday.
Miss Rena 'Grigsby has returned from Louis
vile, where she has spent pleasant trip.
Rev. L. A. Cleesner, of Spencer, is being enter
tanned by many admiring friends in this city.
Township Assessor Messick has appointed Cruise
Duncan and Henry Beasley Deputy Assessors
David Jordan, of the Alta Guards, St. Louis.
1ndCe q iylIS Slslt 10 the CITY on ldSl A1OuOdy.
Rev. Thomas Smith contemplstes organizing q
debating society for the benefit of the South siders
Commissioner lillian H. Russell will return
from New orleans during the early part of next
week.
The many friends of Mrs. Flora Robinson will
regret to learn that she is seriously i'll st her resi-
dence. No. AL North Pine street.
Rev. Richard Bassett. of Corinthisn Church. read
an excellent paper before the Baptist Associate on
Subject, Qualifications OF Ministers"
The German" held pleasant meeting at the
residence of Miss Kitty Mann, for the purpose of
reorgenizing, on last Thursday evening.
Intelligence has reached the city that Mr.. Topp,
husband of Mrs. 8. Y. w. Topp. OF the free kinder
garten is lying seriously III at their home in De-
uoif.
grand entertainment, was given last Monday
evening for the benefit Of the Colored Orphans
Home, at the Friends Church, corner of St. Clair
and Delaware street.
Christian Chapel Literati on last Friday evening
discussed the question: Resolved. That the am
bttion of the South did more TO emancipete the
slavc than the agitation in The NORTH Anirma-
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Haag's koumiss.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March l., 1885.
We, the undersigned physicians, take
pleasure in testifying to the good qualities
of the Koumiss manufactured by julius A.
Haag, of indianapolis
In all cases of irritability Of the stomach
it IL invaluable. 1t is often rellshed by the
patient when everything else is rejected.
7. B. HARvEY. M. D.,
Professor Diseases of Women, Medical Col
lege, Indiana.
JOHN CHAMBERS M. D..
Professor OF Medicine, Medical College, In
diana.
HENRY JAMESON, NJ. D.,
Profs ssor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Chill
dreD, Medical College of Indiana.
Manufactured and for sale by Julius A.
Hasg, Druggist and Manufacturing Chemist,
81 North PenIsylvaHis street. All orders
promptly filled.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

SECOND GRAND EXCURSI ON TO New
Orleans and the Worlds Fair. The Great
Excursion Steamer BIG SANDY will leave Gin
cinnau Tuesday, March q. at p. N. Will re-
main in New Orleans six day. Fare SO for the
round trip, which includes board In New r1eans.
For rooms, write or telegraph C. M. HOLLO WAY,
Superintendent Sig Sandy and fomerey acket
Co Cincinnati, o.
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were J. II. Mellett, New Castle: J. B. JulIsn and
Fremont Afford, Indianapolis.
John Anderson, Charles Walker. Arthur Ellis,
A. r. Hughes and sidney Walker have gone to
Ksnfas to permanently locate a large number of
the citizens Of this coanty are seeking homes in
the West.
odlst Church Friday evening that was enjoyable
and profitable. Mrs. Ebert 1yner read paper
Revolutionary Tea" while music and refresh
ments served to enliTen the occasion and make it
indeed a tea marty
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Every piano ought 10 be judged as to the
quality CT its tone its touch and its work
maDship II any one of these Ia wanting in
excellence, however good the others may be.
the instrument will be imperfect. 1t is the
combip alton of these qualities in the highest
and il is this combination that has made the
Hazelton Piano the choice of over 200 of our
best citizens At Pearson's Music House,
No. 10 North Pennsylvania street. they can
be seen in all styles. and are sold at very
reasonable prices. and on very easy terms.
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tive, J. T. V. Hill and II. p Hill negative K. j.
Johnson and c. f. Bailey. The decision of the
judges was rendered in favor of the Affirmative.
Mrs. Linzey Moss, aged eighty years. died ather
residence, No. 4l0 Blake street, on las. desday.
the 18th inst. The funeral services took place st
the second Christian Church on last Thursday
afternoon. Elder Leroy Redd officiated.
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CHURCH NOTICE ,.

4, RACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Corner of st.
VI Joseph and Pennsylvania streets. Services
will be held to-day, Rev. Mr.. Prentiss officiating.
COUTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH-Cor ner
- Noble ana South streets. Rev. John Ha mil
ton, of Chicago, H.. will occuply the pulpit OF
the above church to day. both morning and eve
ming. All are cordial invited to these services.
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Exquisite and Tasteful.

The large importations of rare and chaste
patterns OF trousering. and the elegant
styles Of suitings lately received through the
Indianapolis Custom. house, and shown at
Egan & Treats opening the past week, have
been on exhibition the entire week. The
best dressers in the city have been on the
tip toe Of expectancy. and whoever else have
examined the styles were delighted. Many
orders have been taken this week for spring
suits, Notwithstanding the cool and buster
ing weather.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
FranKltn.

Miss Lizzie Slater has returned from Aurora.
Oma Stewart has returned TO her home in Elk
City, Kss.
Misses Lena AyYes and Willie Hill are the guests
OF friencs here.
Mr.. Frank Moore, OF Frankfort, was the guest OF
friends here this week.
T. J. Allen and wife are the guests OF friends in
Pittsburg, Northern Indiana.
James Woodruff and S. L. Overstreet went to
Kansas this week for permanent residence.
Mr.. Frank Day has returned home from New
York, where he has been attending lectures.
w B. Jennings and lady and Luther Short and
wife are taking in the Worlds Fair at New or
leans
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HOW THEY TALK.

said Mrs. Q. to Mrs. K.
sAnd what Elegant New Patterns Why.
sI think his Body and Tapestry Brussels, Mo-
quettes and Velvets are in the handsomest de-
sic rs have ever SEEN"
"And so Cheap!"
Cheap! I never knew anything like it be-
fore was charmed with his Wall Papers; also,
what exquisite taste he must have to select
such delicate harmonies in colors."
But. did you see the Lovely Lace Curtains
Mr.. Gall is showing now, and the Magnificent
Rugs? and at such low prices. I don't under
stand it,
WELL do. Mr.. Gall bought just at the right
time. The market had touched the very lowest
point. So you see, dear, that's tn way he Is able
to give US such ntltal things at such deugnt-
fully low prices.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
The Supreme Court.

The following cases were decided by the su-
pyeme Court yesterday:
11,6lo. John II. Teter VS.. James A. Teter. Ham,
ilton G. c. Reversed. Elliott, J.
IL ,S22 George w. Mason VS.. Margaret ]. Mason.
Jsy c. G. Affirmed. Niblack, j.
1890 Ex rel. Frank NJ. Howard VS.. Charles
Johnson. MONTGOMERY c. c. Reversed. Howk. J.
1926 Louis Merett ct al. VS.. Sophie Mcmahon.
Allen G. G.. Dismissed
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

All the new spring styles in boys and
childIen's goods, many of them exclusively
eur own, are now to be found at the MODEL
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

TINE Business Course in the INDIANAPOLIS Busi-
Il ness University, when Bocs," opposite the
Posiofce is no. ough and Efficient. Strict atteu-
ton is given 10 single ana double entry hook
keeping business arithmetic, commercial CORE
spoDdeDce, business penmanship ana English.
Gases day and night The institute of penman
ship is uneoDaled in the facilities il affords Tor
mastering the art. The short hand school is es
pecislly equipped Tor practical instruction and
speed writing The telegraph institute has been
reoIgsnzed, and is now in frst-class order. The
attendance in all departments of the University
has largely Increased. The scope of work has been
greatly broadened. and the methods OF instrnc-
ton have been much improved.
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Greencastle.

Greencastle will have gas after this week.
Mrs John 8. Bowling is visiting at Terre Hsute.
The present term OF college closes on Wednes-
day next
Miss Lucy Mcclellan, of Brazil, is visiting Miss
Jennie Black.
Miss Hortense Holden. OF Charlottesville, has
returned home.
Jacob Kiefer and wife visited friends here dur
ing the past week.
DR.. John is unable TO hear his classes, on ac-
count of sickness.
Milroy Gordon, ESQ.,. and family, have become
citizens OF this place,
Rev. A. Hummer, OF Terre Haute, will preach at
College Avenue to-day.
Miss Anna Burnside OF Terre Haute, visited
friends here this week.
Rev. Alfred Hummer will deliver the University
lecture this afternoon.
The Sophomore performance is on, and will con-
cluoe Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma Brattin is at Danville, and has taken
charge Of her fathers store.
Rev. NJ. II. Troop. OF Charlottesville, viii preach
for the Episc0palians to-day.
Mrs. Lieutenant Budlopg, of Fort Hayes, is Wis
ing 81 Lieutenant J. B. Goes.
Judge Elliott, of the Supreme Bench. will de-
liver an address TO the law class, April l.
Thomas A Edison has presented Professor De
Motto with handsome thirteen-light eleetrolier
Hon. E. p. Beauchamp (my hole hart late Con.
sui at st. Gale. Switzerland (ofce aboishedl. was
in the city during the past week.
This city is threatened with musical festival
on June D. This is during commencement week.
and one day and evening has been set apart for
that purpose.
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How to Judge a Piano.

Great demand for the tourist jackets at
the MODEL.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Haag's kUumiss.

New spring goods being received every
day at the MODEL
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Greenfield.

Mrs. Charles A. Sample is visiting Avoka Iowa.
James A. New. a prominent attorney. is sick
with the measles.
Miss Anna sproule. of indianapolis. is the guest
of her sister, Miss Gertrude.
Miss Hattie Minor, OF Lewisville, visited Miss
Carrie Faurot the first OF the week.
The Laconia ChautsuQus Circle Is making prepa-
raions 10 celebrate shakespeare's birthday.
William r. Hough has been chosen Trustee oil
the city schools. vice +. f. Glidden, resigned.
Miss Frances Derry. an attendant al the Insane
Hospital. Indianapolis visited her parents In this
city last week.
Mrs Zerilla Swore. Charles and Dottie New and
DR. }, V. Hinchman and family visited Rush
County friends the past week.
Mrs. John Plough, of Rushville. was In Green
held last week at the bedside of Mrs. Isaiah A.
Curry. who Is dangerously sick.
Governor John A. Burbank. of Richmond,
special agent OF the Postofhce Department. spent
Monday In this city. examining the Greenfield OIL
fee.
Beginning on Tuesday evening of next week the
ladies OF the Presbyterian Church will resume
their church soc1ais. that were % popular several
months ago.
The spring term OF court began Monday.
Among the attorneys from other places attending
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
OUR SOCIAL LIFE.
As Seen In Miniature Views OF Indian
apolis People.
A Complete Record Of Society Events,
Together With the Coming and
Going OF the Capital City
Denizene.

rTne Society column OF the Sunday Sentinel 70 .
special feature. and sn effort IA made with each
edition to furnish sach column as win be OF inter-
ct 70 AL the readers OF the Sentinel We hope the
1z1en1s of the Sentinel win stu furnish as with
matter for this department, and assure hem that
III such items used II practicable. In prepar'
ing society items. please use but one side OF the
paper. All items for this column must be signed
by the author. not for publication. bar for our
SSu prUtecslon.f
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Muncie.


guest of friends during the week.
Misses Ella and Josie Gray have returned from
a weeks visit with friends at Anderson.
Mr. Frank Brady. one of Uncle Sans route
agents, is in the city. visiting his parents Mr.. and
MIS-, Samuel Brady.
W. Orr on Friday night and spent very pleasant
and profitable evening.
The Universalist Church Social held very
pleasant session with Mr. and Mrs. DR.. c. A.
Budd on Thursday evening.
Mr.. George Lemon left the city Saturday for
extended trip through the South. During his alb
kence he will visit the New Orleans Exposition.
Miss Flo Carpenter, a prominent teacher in the
schools OF Wabash. spent The week in this city, the
guest OF her parents and many young friends.
Professor J. II. Miller. of Holon. Kas attended
the funeral of Professor J. A. Lambert his sssoci
ale in The Campbell University, at Dalwelle, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles Legg, very estimable citizen OF
this city. has shipped his household goods to Fort
Scott Kan, intending to make his future home
in that city.
Miss Vienna Martndse and Mr. Robert For.
ester were united in marriage Oh "Wednesday after
noon, nd INN edateIy lett for their new home or
Lltchfeld, Ills, The bride is q sister TO Mayor
Ellis wife.
Dr. E c. McCrillus, one OF the Oldest and best
near tie city on sunday, and was inferred on
Tuesday, the funeral being attended by a large
number OF friends.
The NJ Z. Church or this city Will celebrate the
ffteth anniversary OF its organization on sunday
April 5, with an sll-day session. An excellent
programme has been arranged ana very inter-
esting time is expected. The participants include
many of the Oldest residents of the city and c0unty
who will contribute of their fund OF "reminiscences
for the entertainment OF all. The management Of
the exercises is in the hands OF the following ac.
tive gentlemen: DIR. q. W. II. Kemper. C. w.
Moore, Lloyd wilcoxon. James Sparr and Rev.
Thomas stabler.
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DIED.

BOND-Edward Bond. in his ffty-seveuth
year Funeral from his late residence, LII Clifford
avenue, at O'Clock n. N. sharp. Monday, 23i lust
Interment a. Greenville, o. Friends OF family in
vIted without further notce.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A TTENTION, LADIES'
n Lebaucaux FIereg. Paris,
IL Rue dl Opera,
Medicine pour lie Ruste.
The celebrated ParIslsn remedy for developing
the bust. Immediate CROWN. Warranted per
fectly harmless and efficacions. soothing lotion
for nursing mothers. Ser q cent stamp for circu-
lar or sec postal order for trial psckaee 10 Mrs.
Mary Mortimer. lock box I0l. indianapolis. Ind,
7 cali at Room l5S North Pine street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

Mr.. Philip Robbins is sight eeing at the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. E. and C. Valentine are the guests OF rels-
tives in Paris. III.
Mrs. Susan Bailey. of Covington, KY, is the
guest of relatives here.
Mr.. 7. L. Richardson and lady have returned to
their home in Terre Haute.
T. E Valentine, C. Valentine and E. Meyer are
killing the gentle duck in Illineis.
Mr.. George NJ Tinoall, Of indianapolis, was the
guest of relatives In this city this week.
wiring Hut returned from his Western trip
this week. he says there is too much land for the
money.
The body of Alex. Sanders, who shot himself at
Hot Springs. Ark. arrived here Sunday last and
was taken charge of by the Ocd Fellows
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

Get the correct thing in new spring hat
at the MODEL.
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Seymour.


Miss Josie Isaacs went to Cincinnati this week.
Mrs. Will Frey is visiting friends at Louisville.
Miss Eta Abbot has returned fiom Columbus.
Mr.. John McElvaine returned from New Orleans
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Mitchell has returned to her home
at Kokomo.
Mr.. lyman Rosenberg has returned home from
Philadelphia.
Miss Kittie Minnick, OF yiacennes. was visiting
here this week.
Miss BERTHE Swope, Of Madison, is in the city
visiting friends.
Miss Julis Jackson is visiting relatives and
frie nds at Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Thomas W. KEENAN, and son, OF Do Soto,
Mo-, are here visiting friends.
Misses Matte Thompson and Cora Kelley are
visiting friends at indianapolis.
Miss Jes ie Donaldson, of Delhi, o, was the
guest of Miss Annie Wills this week.
Misses Vallie Hill and Lena Ayers went to
franklin. Wednesday, TO visit friends.
Mrs. Pierce Mccarthy. of Jacksonville was in
the city, the guest of friends, this week.
Ensign John B. Blish, of the United States Navy
is here from Norfolk, Va, visiting his friends.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
WANTED.

VIZ ANTED-By large New York cigar manu-
w featuring firm, making all grades, few
competent statesmen. Experienced men, with
good connections and an established trade, pre-
ferIed. Address N Y. and Havana Cigar Com.
psny, 81 Broadway, n. Y. CITY.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis Live Stock Market.
UNIos ETocK-YARDs, March q.
OATrI1-Receipts. $50 head shipmenn. 40 head.
Quality only fair: but few shippers here; market
q little slow. and no material change in prices; q
few common bu tchers left over.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-01
Diseases of Man.

All applying to me will receive my honest opinion of their conp,aintS-NorX experiment. ing l will guarantee a positive cure in ev- cry case undertake, or forfeit Si,0O0. Con smliation in office or by letter FREE and strictly private Charges reasonable. Thorou gh cxaminatin including chemical and microscopieal analysis of urine and advice, $500.
 Office hours 9to 8 daily ( io evening. Sun days to F only. Call or address
The Tombstone., 1885-04-01
My Hospital Experience

Gfavinc been surgeon in charge of two ipad- ing ospitals) enables me treat all private diseases with excellent results. I wish i; dis iinctly understood that do not clain to per form impO,sibilIte-, or to have miraculous or suv erhuman power. l claim only 10 bc a skiful and successful physician ard surgeon, thoroughly informed in my speciality
The Tombstone., 1885-04-01
Notice for Publication
PEE-EMPTION No. l1l3.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIZONA. January 29,h, lSS5. Notice is hereby given that the folloving-namcd settler has flied uoiice of his intention to make final procf in -uppOii of Lis claim. ans that sad proof Will bc made before ile Register and Receiver al TI, sVr, Arizona. on thr l7ih day of March. 1885 viz: William C. Moore. for inc w. of NEl. and VIZ of SEA, See. a33 Tp iG :. K. 20. F..
 He nat es the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cuItl,a- iion of. said land, VIZ: Thomas J. Turner, Benson, Arizona; Thomas E Robertson, Bun. son, Ar.zrna; George Fugaie. Benson, Ari- zCna; John L. Story. Benson. Arizona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register.
 First pnhlic.tiOn JanUary 3lst, lSh5.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-01
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

DIR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN, Is 4 regular graduated physician and Surgeon, educated al Bowdoin College and Cnivcr <iIy of Michigan. and is acknOwlrdgeh ts he the most expert surgeon in h.s specially on p .a.l.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-01
NoIIcc for Pub.ica1ion.
PREVENTION No. li23.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA, January a9i h, lss5 NOlice Is hereby given that ihc Icllowm" named settler has hl,d notice of hi. intention to make ii Eal proof in support Of lis cialm. and that said proof will be made before the Register an, Re ccIvcr at Tucson, Arizona, on March lslh 1885, viz: WIiiiam Dunbar, for the SWl+ of see. 2S. Tp. F. S.. R. 20 F..
 He namts the foI!C wing witnesses Co prove his continuous residence upon. and cultiv va lion C,, said land. viz; Thomas Baker, Tres Names, Arizona; John Huiluker, Tres Ala mos. Ar.zona; Jotn W. Calkins, Tres Ala mos, Arizonu; Paul Kicker, Tucson, Arizona d.
 BGS. N. THOMAS. Register
 First publication January :;l~t. lSS5
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HrTHlnCE.

IN THE JUSTICES COChT,1 OWNS HIP ; Q. l, In the c,unfy ofCCell1", trrritory of Afi7Sns. Ma lin c. Lau.tiin, l4.iEi |. Y. Gilip n ] Stevens, ov:.EGanr. Bet"e C. J. / lyurd, instice Arizona seqts greeting 10 V ili'am l. sn vs, 2, defsnda". Ou are ftrehy sHtarnoued ard Te gured 70 spp ar b, fore rne al my ofic. in Tomb sIone, conniy Of CocEi-e, on inc 3i day of Apl u. A D., le>5, ct id "'C!o k, q. Hl.. 10 aGsser ihe complaint CT the al ovc rrnrCl lantif. who de ma cs u' Hou that y l. sr- indebted 10 him in ihe sum of thir'y three d liars d siXty-1ve .~nts. atd f ynu fail tO rlpesr aud answer taio ccm- ulIiht hs herein rcquired tho Il"iuIi4 will Iste judgmtnt against yoa as cemsuoed and foi tLe CUsi of ihis suit.
 c Yer nader .ny hand this I'd cay of February A. D. leS5. (. L. ALNOkD.
 Justice cf Ire Peace