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From the Dundee Record. Dundee. N. ?.

From the Dundee Record. Dundee, n. ?.
| was troubled for a long time with nervons
affections of the heart 1t became so severe
that found 1t difficulty to lie dOwn-getting
hardly two nights rest In week. Heart
would beat very fast at times, and mt other
timesvery slow When lying down could hear
every artery In my neck and chest beat SEEM
ingly rs loud rs clocks tick. was treated
by some the best physicians in Steuben and
Yates counties but received no decided bene-
~. acctdcntly saw one of Dr. Kilmers
"InyalidS' Guide to Health" and after care
fully reading IT over concluded to try bottle
OF ms Heart Remedy. ! did so, and after
using four bottles | considered myself cured
Lean conscientiOusly recommend his Ocean,
Weed Heart Remedy to any one afflicted as
was. Jan. l, 1856. w. W. Westcott
Editor Dundee Record
Dr. kilmer's Occan-Weed Heart Remedy
Is sold by all Druggists. Price Sl.OO.
Laboratory. Binghanton, n. Y.
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The Coal Trade.


As yet no arrangements for the divis-
ion Of tonnage or restriction of output,
either temporary or otherwise, has been
effected by the anthracite interest. At
present the mines are being worked
''short time" because the elements
have interfered and it cannot be helped.
Within the past week many mines in the
Schuylkill and Lehigh regions have been
deluged by rain and food, thus causing
entire suspension of operation. The
Lchigh Valley Company expects to start
working all its mines Wednesday, but a
number of the Readings are in bad
condition, and it will be several weeks
before most of them can be put in work
ing order. 1t is the opinion of even a
number of the most conservative coal
operators that it may be months before
there will be a new combination of the
several anthracite interests to regulate
the output for 1856, and until some
plan is agreed upon the companies
will continue mining on the ''go as you
please" principle.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-01-16
Meeting Of Iron Men.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-The East
ern Bar Iron Conference held a specia
meeting this afternoon at the Office Of
the American Iron and Steel Associa
ton. There was an unusually large at,
tendance, Representatives being present
from all the leading rolling mills in the
East, including New England, the Hud.
son valley,and other parts of New York
and PENNSYLVANIA east of the Alleghenies.
The feeling was entirely harmonious,
and it waS thought by those present
that, while there was now no prospect
or desire for boom this year, business
would be conducted on paying basis
AMI prices firmly maintained. The con-
ference decided that as freights and fue'
pig iron scraps, and, in some cases labor
have advanced, the mills should advance
prices l-lOth of cent a pound to cover
increased cost Of production. This ac-
ton was unanimous. The schedule of
extras for small iron was referred to a
committee for revision to report to a
future meeting. The conference asked
Congress not to attempt a general re-
vision of the tariff this year.
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The Episcopal ConYocation.

The Reading Conyocation of the Dio-
cese of Central Pennsylvania was in
session at Pottsville in Trinity Episco-
pal Church, The following named
clergymen were in attendance: Rev. C.
Hare, of st. Luke's Church, Lebanon,
dean; Rev. L. J. Rooms, of st. Pauls S
Church, Minersville, secretary; Revs.
j. +. Powers, Pottsville;J. Z. Cameron,
Easton; c. A. Marks, st. Clair: C. e.
Fessenden, Summit Hill; W. p. Orrick
ID. d., Reading; G.. II. Norton, Leba
non; G. X. Nelson, South Bethlehem:
j. p. Buxton, Drifton; b. F. Thomp-
B. W. Atwell, Pottsville: D'Estaine
Jennings, White Haven; j. p. Hawkes.
Pottsville, and W. r. Tuner, Law reader
Shenandoah and Lost Creek. The
work done concerned the different mis-
sions in the diocese.
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A Good Opportunity.

1t is rumored in many circles that the
Singer Manufacturing company which
has its works located at Elizabeth, New
Jersey, will remove to some section of
the Anthracite coal fields, providing a
suitable location is given them, and
other inducements are offered, in the
form of exemption of tax and the appro-
priation of sufficient land to build their
factory on. This is an opportunity that
our enterprising citizens should not let
pass. Who will be the first TO act in
the matter?
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Public Sales to Take Place.

The following sales of real estate and
personal property will take place at
time and place as below, as per bills
printed at this Office, or advertisements
in this paper:
Jan. 10, at 2 p. m.-l3 acres of land
with dwelling, at Hazardyille, prop
erty Of David Walp, decd.
FEB. 2, at l p. m,-Horses, wagons,
&c., property of Leopold Meyer, at
Packerton Hotel, Dolonsburg.
March "a and %, at u n..-Farm of
69 acres, horses, cows, farming im-
plements and furniture late of S. II.
steigerwalt, in AahUning twp.
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s&an Farm at Private Sale.

a FARM of 26 Acres and 50 Rods,
situate in Mahoning Valley. about 2
miles from Lehighton, 2Oacres Of which
are cleared and under a good state of
cultivation, with a small Log House and
Barn erected thereon, is offered at Pri-
yate Sale on very reasonable terms. For
iuther particulars apply at the Carbon
ADVOCATE Office. Jan. 10, ISS0-tf.
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Newspaper Laws

Any person who takes the paper regular
ly from the post office. whether directed Ia
his name or whether he is a subscriber or
not, is responsible f,r the pay.
The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers and periodicals from the
post Office, or oTemOving and leaving them
nncslled for, is a orina taciG eyidence of
INTENTIONAL Fraud.
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.AtNiiNN Nlnttlllk Nlltll VIII AItNllA hhllEt N
by sending I'm their names and residence fol
"A. B. Mensch, of Macungie, was ii
town during the week.
F. l.. Stillwagner, of Allentown
was in town Tuesday.
Edwin II. Schilling, of Philadel.
phia, was in town Tuesday.
Misses Lillian Gongloif and Annie
Shut, of Orwigsburg were visiting
friends here last week
Our popular young friend AL. X,
Leuckel returned to Lehigh University,
South Bethlehem, on Wednesday.
Miss Emma Miller, of Philadelphia,
was visiting her sister-in.law, Mrs. A.
K. Miller, at the Valley House during
the week.
Rev. W. G.. Laitzel, of Lebanon,
formerly pastor of the Lutheran church
here, was in town during the week, visit
ing friends.
Miss Glare L. Miller, an accomp-
lished young lady OF Philadelphia, Is
visiting at the residence of DR.. w. G..
NJ. Seiple, on South street.
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100 Doses

Ono Dollar. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only
medicine of which this can be truly said (;
and it is an unanswerable argument as TO
the strength and positive economy Of this
great medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is made
Of roots, herbs, barks, etc, long and favorably
known for their power in purifying the blood :
and in combination, proportion, aud process,
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is peculiar 10 itseJ.
:" For eco4omy and comfort we use Hoods
Sarsaparilla." MRS. c. BREWSTER, Buffalo.
floods Sarsaparllla takes less time and
quantity TO show its effect than any other
preparation I ever heard of. l would not be
without 1t In the house." Mrs. c. A. NJ
HUBBARD, North Chill, Y. 100 Doses
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-01-16
Blowing up q MuuntGin.

The greatest piece of blasting on the
Pennsylvania Schuylkill Valley Road
was successfully accomplished Friday
The people of Pottsville had felt some
alarm in reference to it, as it was known
that over ton of dynamite and Judson
powder were to be used Crowds gath
cred OH the river bank and hillsides
opposite the point to witness it, and a
number of photographers took views at
the instant of the explosion. One Of
the most serious difficulties encountered
in the construction of the new railroad
was Cape Horn, a spur of the mountain
a mile below Pottsville 1t was a solid
rock and the drilling of twenty-five holes
into depth of twenty-five feet each
has occupied many months. 1t was
feared that the shock would be so great
aS to do damage in town and many nerv-
Gus people waited for its coming until
long it had passed without knowing
that it was all over. The holes were all
fired at once by electricity and were
touched OF by Contractor Gaynor, who
In personally superintonIed the dri Ing
and charging Of them. A. half-past
four he pushed the lever ana in an
instant the whole rocky mass rose
several feet and then fell back into place
with loud, rumbling noise, shaking
the ground in the neiGhborhood, but
neither heard nor felt in town. I'M
mediately following the first explosion
there was another, which filled the air
with rocks, some weighing a quarter of
ton. 1t is believed that the mass dis
lodged weighs fifty thousand tons. The
explosion was witnessed by thousands
of people.
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TliF Carbon Sdpptntc.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1885,

SPECIAL N0TICE.-Persons making
payments To this office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WEIssPoRT PosT OFFICE, as The Le-
highton office Is NOT a money order Office
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-01-16

At the Annual election for Directors
OF theFirst National Bank of Lehighton,
on Tuesday last, the entire board were
reelected, viz; Thomas Kemerer. r..
4. Hoitord, A. S. Durling, c. II. Seidle.
7. ), Kistler, j. G. Zern and Dennis
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One Dollar

Hoods sarsaparilla cures scrofula, salt
rheum, all humors, boils, pimples, general de.
billty, dyspepsia, blliousness, sick headache.
catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver COM
plants, and all affections caused by impure
blood or low condition of the system. Try it,
~ was severely afflicted with scrofula, and
for over year had two running sores on my
neck. l took five bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, and consider myself entirely cured"
G. L. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
floods Sarsaparilla did mo an immense
amount of good. My whole system has been
built up and strengthened, my digestion i'm
proved, and my head relieved of the bad feel
ing. consider it the best medicine have
ever used, and should not know how to do
without it." MARY L. PEELE, Salem, Mass.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by @. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass
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STOCK MARKETS.

Reported up To IL o'clock, by De Haven &
Townsend, Bankers, No. 36 S Third Street.
Philadelphia. Stocks bought aud sold
either for cash or on margin.
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1:30 to $3.50 p. NJ.

Reading in Intermediate Classes-IIon. A.
j. Davis, harrisburg.
Ihonic Analysis tClass DIR lD--F. StettlCr,
SHtmgtOn, Ia.
State Teachers Reading Circle-l. X. ELL
wood, Mauch Chunk
Primary Geography-H. j. Rcinhard, Parry.
vile.
School Governmental. A. Person ,SeigfIieds
Bridge.
Address-supt. ]. II. Werner, of Northamp-
ton County.
Addrcss-Sn6t J. o. Knauss, Of I.ehigh Co.
Don't fail to hear the Lecture on
" Alaska and its Wonders" on Friday
evening. The lecturer has spent con-
siderable time in our cold Northwestern
Territory and the lecture cannot fail but
be instructive and entertaining.
DSS" Il most cordial imitation is er-
tended TO all Friends Of Education.
Local Institutes will be held at Wealth
erly and Lansford during next month.
Announcements will be made in regard
to them in due time.
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Programme.

The following is the programme for a
Joint Teachers Local Institute to be
held at Lehigh Gap, January end and
2)rd, 1886
FRIDAY EVE, JAN. 22.-School House.
LECT EE-"AlaSla ard It's Wonders" by
Hon: \. j. Davis, Harrisburg, Ia.
Muslc-L"hlsh Gap Curnet Band.
Admission, Ito pay expenses of Insti-
tutel, 10 cents. Doors open at 700 p.
NJ; Lecture at 7:3O =. NJ.
SATURDAY, JAN. 23.-School House.
900 \. NJ. 20 1890 NJ.
Organization.
How 10 Teach Grammar-S. W. Hawk, Cher
rygille.
Class Drill in IIistory-L. G. Rothcine,
Leliigh Cap.
How 10 Teach Mental Arithmetic-J. +.
Bachmun, Dauicsvillc.
Physiology Illustrated hy ChartS'-Thomas
l.. Ncui2, Aquaslicula.
Object Lesson on Bugs and Insccts-W. J..
Messenger.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-01-16

Our people WHO may have relatives or
friends visiting them viii greatly Oblge us
by sending I'm their names and residence for
publication under this head.-EDGIORl
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-09-18

Andrew Jackson, it is related.
was ut at one time entertained by a
gentleman, and among those pres
ent was one of those people who
often find their way into story books,
etc, as the type ofthat offensive class
of Americans who are always trail
ing their nationality in the dust in
the effort to exact their individual
independence. This particular
gentleman, over the wine and wal
nuts after dinner, in order to en-
phasize his own independence Of
disposition, of which he was loudly
boastful, remarked with a rare ex-
hibtion of self-complaisance to
Gen. Jackson: .r-
Il always vote against you, sir"
The company was naturally rem
dered speechless by this unex-
pected disclosure, and Jackson put
a stopper OH this boastful individual
and avoided further trouble by
smilingly remarking:
"And |, sir, have always fought.
the battles of M country that you
might enjoy that privilege"
Another instance of a happy re-
Spouse is that of an old Southern
Judge-but whether judge by cour-
>tesy or in fact, the writer cannot
state-who must have had the fac
ulty of quick and appropriate reply
pretty well developed, if the story
related of him is true. Speaking
at certain place one evening in
the interest of his own candidacy
for Congress some one in the audi
ence, who evidently had a good
memory, inquired:
Didn't YOU speak here just be
fore the war;"
Il did," promptly responded the
judge.
And didn't you say we could
whip the burned Yankees with pop
guns?"
Il did," replied the unabashed
judge, but, confound 'em, they
wouldn't fight that way?"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-09-18

Why that good for-nothing, to
be surel How can you encourage
him in his falsehood?" Lady Eden
broke in wrafthully.
"Papa-mamma-Ernest didn't
throw the stone it was Gus. | saw
him but it was quite an accident"
a weak voice whispered during the
silence which followed; and Phil,
raising himself by an effort, gazed
wonderingly at the scene before
him.
Is this so, Gussy?" Lord Eden
asked.
Yes; but l did not intend the
stone 10 hit Prince" Gus said sui
lenly, letting his eyes drop before
his fathers contemptuous reprov-
ing glance.
Loid Eden turned towards his
wife, who, ashamed at her former
injustice, was bending over Phil, as
much to hide her face as to tend
her son.
81 think you had better wait
next time, Clara, before Furnishing
the innocent. | am afraid Gus is
the good-for-nothing, not Ernest.
Go to your room, sill, and don't lei
me see you again to-day" he added
turning to his eldest son.
Gus tremblingly obeyed. whilst
Lord Eden, passing one hand over
Ernest's fair curls, bent and kissed
his brow, sitting a sigh as he did
so, contrasting his eldest sons bad
disposition to this boys sweet pa
thence, even under unjust punish
ment.
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Alias Sumnons

IN THE JUSTICES COTpT ~ -,
4 for kctchum precinct AI,,r. AND
Territory OF Idaho. - county
The Idaho Forwarlins Connanr -.
Versus F'''A''..
Jake Kaufman. d.rend,,,
To JAKE kAuFFIAN, defendants;
In the name Of the people "a ,lor...
Stats. in the Territory OF ld,L" H'ed
hereby notified that there /, now - :. :, ais
the Justices court cf kctchun ~ '..s "
Alturas county, Idaho Territory ii,s'.lel
plant of Idaho Forwardin, MUM ,rv ,o'l'
claiming of You the sum If thir,,.fli.al',,S
lvJ dollars for goods sold and A.ii;,,..''." ~
and you are hereby summoned :, a,,'cl
before me ut my office. in >aid r-si iieE
county aforesaid. within five day. fro,, ".
date OF the service hereof up1n ~, '.'
elusive of the day oi service ~ -. "a
unto said complaint. and unless yon -
and answer 10 said complaint wifl,t ~
time herein specified, the plaintiff viii ~
Judgment against You Tor the sum ~ ti;-..
four o-lOO dollars, besides cost, n ii5,
action. way
To the Sheriff or any Constable ~ IL,
county greeting: Make legal seryire .~i
due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18Th l,v +,
August, 4. ID. lss6.
JAMES G Dow
Justice OF the pcac. Is. said prerirr,
SesttN1
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-09-18

Alias Summons

IN THE JUSTICES COrpr
Tor ketchum precinct. Sl,ni IN Am
Territory of Idaho. ''i'uFas Count,
The Idaho Forwarding Cop,,a
Versus P1iy' plainus
Wade Beach. defends.
To WADE BEACH. Defendant
In the name of the peorl. o,.
States, in the Territory ~ a. -. 'he Cnitss
hereby notified that there il , ,,l.' You an
the Justices court OF Ketcbro,'"' on ne n
Alturas county, Idaho Terr;,,,'l.h precinr,
plant of Idaho Forwarding The con.
claiming of you the sum Of !, ohpanr
100 dollars for goods sold .,,1' Three 81
and YOU are hereby suinmona1 ueiiyeFe,
before me at my Office In saii 70 app,,
county aforesaid. within five d.. feclrc
date OF the service hereof on w., ron ths
of the day Of service, TO an-ws r' *, exclusive
complaint, and unless Won a,,. unto said
answer To said complaint witI,G;ppPeear and
herein specified, the plaintiTi in .- tne tile
Judgment against you for the wi. VII TAX.
three 30-lO0 dollars, besides c co'. u sixty.
action. N'''' u iii,
To the Sheriff or any Cons,.r
county, greeting: Make lesal . 49,, y s-il
due return hereof. 's4'ice and
Given under my hand This -.
August. a. ID. lSS6. ION day Il
Justice OF the Peace Of said ~
sept Tvs ASl
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Notice of Sherif's Sale.

TERRITORY or lDAno; I"
County Of Altura * u
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXEcpp d dly,Ju jus
ID sued out of Justice W. L. rec and .
tees Court. of Ketcl u Il precl,diV ..e,;red Al
the he right title ani interest Of wyaso,dsari
II. Hill. j. A. prichton, :. D. and 10 DE
aaa uI Properly, to-vi: The os .a,s
the Mountains lode mining ela Ga creek. one
on tie west side of ThomEssyoanr m sprius..
and one-fourth miles from Wa'n and about
creek. in a northerly direc,lon, Ke,cbua',
seventeen miles from the town ol COUNTY.
in westerly direction, in A aLsII expose =
Idaho Territory. vhich, l ! s'A, on Iond'!;
the 9TH fa DAY - Of September: A i D 3
one O'Clock. P. ~. at the iIon,. su VI b ~
county court house, in Haley
county. rrprY sneid
Hsilsr, I. T., ecq+enber g. A. =
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Alias SUillInOnS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of ihb
Second Judicial District Of the le;ri'o.!
of Idaho. in and for the county " Al,a's
A. G.. Mandcl. plaintiff y. Tie lsa1li
Gold and Silver Mining company ue''"-
ant al,
The People of the United State. n Is
Territory of Idaho send greeting % He \.
homa Gold and Silver Mining tompah!'~
PENDANT
You are hereby required to appear . h !.
action brought against you ~ ~. 20,
named plaintiff, in the District Cou IT.. :.
Second Judicial District Of the lerII":
Idaho. i'm and for the county 81 -
and to answer the complaint h.ed u' ~
within ten DAYS exclusive Of 'lie - ,ti.
service) after the service on you '. n
summons, If served within IN GUN. .i.;. n.
If served out of this county. he' W LII,
trict. within twenty day.; oth. fNfET' ~;l,
forty DAYS. or Judgment by dtiali' ,'rsr,f
taken against you according - u''
OF said complaint -ocov,,
The said action X brOuEht ~ - tie
Judgment against said deiehu"N' ,ne~r.
sum of >>OS 80, interest ana cn>t', y,er.
il to be for money due on att"Hii't, money
chandise sold August >, ls,i ana u, IN he.
paid laid out and eXpended iol 40 - lsI
nan OF lhc ucltllui4it' 81 mar any
nart Hereof the the facts more fully appeai.an3i
n ,', naintill's complaint, which i; iilea sla
, ~ fIa', = mart hereof a certified COP!
which is Herewith served. 10, z yoa
And you are hereby notified tna a;d /" com On.
fail 10 appear and answer the SaLIi .;ntif
plant as above required, the said R Ile .ia
Mill take default aud judgment TOT ' :, de-
Of $scs 80 and interest ana cos'''
manded in said complaint - ssal Of the
Given under my hand and me Sj; sH ps-
District Court Of the Second Ju; ~ IN and ior
,rict of the Territory Of Idaho ~ If Jnly,
the county of AlturaS. this llih gay lssni eight
in the year of our Lord one 'iiou''''
hundred and cighty-six; .pns0y.
ZEAL Clerk Of the district c'u oI.r..
By Il. L. RICHARDS, pepn' prf
80 =
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIT
4 Second Judicial District 81 tie Terr.,.-,
Of Idaho. in and for the county II A,g-,.
The First National Bank II Kpt,n7.
Idaho. plaintiff -. George " Griffin II.
PENDANT
The People Of tie United states in Is,
Territory OF Idaho send greeting 70 teo-,.
". Griffin. defendant:
You are hereby required 10 appear IN
action brought against you Us tho at.-.
named plaintiff, IN the District cuurt otte
Second Judicial District II the TrrrinrvF
Idaho. in ami for tie county 81 Ai,r-s.
and TO answer the complaint .ilel therein
within ten days teXclu.iyc ii tie day h
service after tho service on vuu 81 rs
summons, il served within tn, caantv. q.
if served out uf this county. but III th.t.,.
trict. within twcnt- DAYS. u:herai.e within
forty days. or judgnen; hy default win
taken against you acco.d.u; % tie ga.T
Of said complaint.
The said action is brought - r. e-r
;uicmonte against said tcieudau' ior Z,
sum OF - ST. - on account ~ j;yt,t ra's
nj divers amounts. Eats and interest -
follows: ON ~ 200. intsr,s' u +. ,er ,'n..
per month from October -. l,,i. 90 So.
interest ct Ia per cent. per .aun;h i!.r.
September -. lcS3; on $40 $. iG,ere,, q
~ per cent. per month from ner,ntsTA
lNS5: on 800. interest AZ per cent pt'
month from March y. lsSG. al,ooaE $40 s.
interest 10 per cent. per annum from ,Niy
-. 1855. due upon an account stated r
tween plaintiff and defendant and costs Il
suit. the facts more fuiiy appearing %
plaintiffs complaint. q certified cory Of
which is herewith served and matea raH
hereof.
And Won are hereby notified that & yal
fail 10 appear and answer tie 'ait con.
plant. a. above required. the said pla'aai
will take default and Judgment for tls sga
of s2.s7l So, and interest and costs as q
manded i'm said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal O ~
District court Of the second Judicial y"
trict of the Territory OF Idaho. in aHd ~,
the county Of AliuraS. this 18th day o;
June. i'm the year of our Lord one tlol'ili
eight hundred and eighty.iy.
4. l.. EiCllAR1>ps
rsrALl Clerk II the District court
Hy +. I. EicHEns
Deputy clerk
HY.pxyAs & BArTEN. Attorneys Tor III.