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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-20

The Jury In the suit Of John =. 6chaum
" a. X. Spurrisr rendered verdict this
morning In favor Of plaintiff for el66 9l
and tbst he was 70 hsve possession OF the
premises II. q. Brubaker for plaintin /;
b. Flank Eshleman and J. Hay Brown for
defendant
The suit Of Kate Atherton ". Henry
Isaac, administYstor OF Matilda Atherton,
was sttsched for trial before Judge PAtter.
son on Tuesday afternoon. This II . suit
TO recover 90 seks' services - nurse BY
pisinsid, who clsimed she rendered that
service for Matilda Athert0u.
Tho defense was that plaintiff was paid
in full for her ssrvicsss, In board and lodg-
ing, she only being employed short time
in waiting on Mra Athertou..
The Jury rendered verdict In favor Of
plaintiff for els4 SO. Brown & Henssl for
plaintiff; H. q. Brubaker for defendant
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rpl,c1p.I undsy ecbooIs.

The American Church Sunday School
association of the second division of the
srohdesconry OF Harrisburg, diocese Of
Central Pennsylvania, will hold It's seven.
teenth regular meeting In 81. Johns
church on Thursday. The Right Rev.
Bishop Rulison will be present Following
10 the programme for the day: 9:3O .. m.,
communion; 1890 to ll:30, lecture on
church history by Rev. Samuel d. McCon-
mol, rector Of st. Stephens, Philadslp phia
1880, general business; IL, luncheon /; 2,
model lesson, Miss Matilda K Coffin, prin.
cipal Of the Miilersville model school 2:aO,
discussion 8, question box; $780, the
Brotherhood OF 81 Andrew, by Mr.. K. A.
Souder, director OF the brotherhood In
Pennsylvanis; ito g p. M, discussion on
the above.
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MOVES or raE E,.EurIoN ELsEwHx.r
The Democrats Of ssd-bary show what They
Are Mnde VI.

&Vu - ~ XH& AA&UHAUN 8kSEW VIZ 8tS ".
SAs Denccr.ts Of ssd-bary show what They
q Are Mnds o.
Yesterday was . field day for the Dsmo
egalD OF salisbury township. They elected
- asoessos, tWo supervisors, three school
lixsotoEs, constable and town clerk. The
1lspublicaRs elected the Judge by nine ma.
! s1ty, their tax collector by 1874 mel ority,
80 duditor BY "a majority. The Republi.
en- Waterloo Was caused by "a house
divtAsd against itselI" There are two fac
jinns Ia the Republican party Of Salisbury,
au6 the successful ono at the nominating
seMventiou, in order TO- make themselves
e0lA with their colored brothers, settled
MaSshal Nixon, (cosorsd) for supervisor.
The result shows that the Republicans re-
nerd their colosed voters more for their
v0ting qualities than to elevate them to the
outies OF citizenship.
- In Atgisn, Chester county, the Democrats
aeetsd I'D. McUsnns for Judge by
msjority. They also elected oue member
q eouncil, one school director, assessor and
eoastable. The Republicans have had
eotrol for many years
In Mount oy the question OF street lam ps
Was submitted to the people yesterday and
y caused some excitement 1t was decid ed
- Get along Ia The dark by q vote OF 266 to
NJ
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DHA THR.

MAkTis. AT Getz's Tavern, East Hemptsld
lo"nsbip. susan ~ wife OF William X ii ar
tin. In III 6ift year OF her age
The relatives ana frftnds OF the fnmiiy are
respectfully invited - attend the funeral
from her late residence on Friday at 10 o'c oc r
Services ut the house. Interment at Kready' s
cemeteIy.i 2toSw
HALDKAAS FEBRUARY Is. 1889. Mary Elliott
Halueman, wife OF John HaldeIn an, $50 , near
cambridge. aged % ears. 9months and s laws.
funera, from her late residence, on hurs-
oay' February 9lst, At 2o'clock p. IN. Inter-
inent At the iani y buryiog ground. 2tds
AsTRIcH lin this city. on The sJ,h inst
Arthur j.. fnfaut son OF Bruno ana Am, iis
Asirieh, In the 9th month OF his age.
ACEvor.-ln this city, on the 2uh inst
AAfy. reiict OF the late DANIEL Mekvoy.
fot'ce OF funeral hereafter,
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TIE EMPIRE REUNION.
1hey WIN N set ON Nsxt wednesday Evening
~ John q. ecyder's

1hey VIII NJ cot On Next wednesday Avenin4
~ John q. soyder's.
The members OF the old Empire IRE oom.
pspy have arranged to have big reunion
at the saloon Of John A. Snyder on North
Queen street, on "Wednesday evening next
This will be the nrst meeting OF the hind
held by the company aimee they went out
OF existence some years ego, TO mako
way for the paid departm ent When
this company was In service they
ware . Jolly lot Of boys and no body
lot Of men in the city knew better how 70
enjoy themselves. There are about sixty
sx.msmbers Of the company In the city and
these, - woll ~ evory body who had any
connection with the organization, viii be In
vited to the reunion. Ex. Chief Engineer
w. J. Fordney and T. y. Wiley, two mem.
bers Of the company who were always 90
tive, have charge Of the affair and that is .
sufli Client assurance that II will be we'll
managed. Tho boys are all anxious to meet
sgain around the festive board and no one
can give them pointers on . having good
time.
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Harry Nte,xgsr Convicted,

Harry Me.zgar, . young man Of this city,
charged with having obtained SIS from .
farmer named Lands, residing near Bird.
In Hand, by representing himself to be q
revenue ciiicer, was put on trial In United
States court, In Philadelphia, yesterday.
The facts Of the casa were about % related
In the INTELLIoENcER at the time of the
occurrence. During the trial Metzgar was
put upon tho stand. In bis defense he
stated tha. Hicks, the oigarmaker who got
away, wss the one that induced the
payment OF the money and he had nothing
to do with II. The jury in the cise retired
last evening.
A telegram received this afternoon states
that Metzzar was convicted and the
sentence OF Schneider was deferred.
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Some days sgo tfere wss pnblished sn
10Dm sbou: the loss OF an application for q
on1oSp license Ia Maj et,s aud q check ior
y The letter was mail ID a. Mrs,stis by
Oh. D. B. Csse, sddTessed TO b. Il. W.
usban, deputy clerk of,ts quarter sessions
oDart II did not reach its destination In
- usual way. tbs application wss found
. seu days ego ca Church street near East
1lng sud handed to tbs clerk. This
Oosaing the chfek was returned 70 the
ecust BY colorsd girl. She says sire found
= ca Locust street The manner In which
~ letter vas stolen has not Yet been
- plsined.
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% xno oavns 4 nnARlNa AND RE-.
D0nxp 10 couss rOR rRrAL.


4UuneA. rsb. - --August Coflsor,
= tIsosnsuaik Edwssd Hamsks1. Thcss
- John CnWell were siven hear
lM nonnhg before Squire Hsrshey,
e tioe and unlawful assembiy
~ onoaeh Theso men were arrested
Dlueoa q being implicated In the
- = sCn0lD EvsnA Evidence was
1utoA S1saB3ine CorlsoD, Greenawalt
~ 80 HAoakee - persons in the
- uamAnoa Was she ono beating the
01A 10 Ov1oUnoo could 30 produced
1nn0 John Coewell and he was dis
GD4 M eehefs were held In the sum
~ hi to1 answer the charge at
49, uuknown person entered the house
zmuol Huil yesterday afternoon, during
o1Dmpoeasy absence ofshe family and stole
~ The thisi sntsrsd By the front door
31 ~ svefything undisturbsd excepting
- msnsy.
q - 0as q Door club Held meeting last
yonon9 q the home Of Hiram Wilson. DR..
s 3LlDtn's committee entertained the club
A - eesokvallon party. Thirty articles
:U0o plaoe0 on table, and the persons
s1ton thirty minetes 20 obseevA A list Of
~ 0ftioles had % be written In two min
s9tA Lieut. 8. 3. Payne and Miss Emma
sn61eon secured the prizsa Dancing
stoupsed the remainder Of the evening.
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aAs Rsnssns q sne Dsssassa "a 70 Rs q -

Tue funeral oe COL DsvId r. Houssoa
took plDos thls mosnmg mon ~ reGo0en0o
.of r. J. HoussoD, No. 22s Esss Ossnoe
street. The services q The houoo weee
conducted By Rev. D. Aodsrsoo, OF
Octoearo church, anieted by Rev. Camp.
bell, Of Roanoks. and Rev. hsmineer, Of
The city. The body We taken 70 the Penn.
syivania railroad staeion, end the fuusral
party took the O'Clock train for Chris.
SianA Al thst plsoe services wese
held In the Pf0byterian church ~
Rev. Mccoy, who IVES assisted By Rsva
Anderson and CsmpbelL The body was
then taken 10 Ootoraro for iuterment. The
gentlemen who sctsd a. pall.bearsrs were
Hon. II 8. front B. w. Jamison. walter
Budweil, Col. John 4, Penn, W. +. Baker
and John Sexton, OF Roanoke, Charles u.
Pugb, general manager Of the Pennsylvanis
railroad, Elijsh Pugb, Of Philadelphia 3.
A. Dyer, president Of The First National
hank Of Chester, John b. Roach, Of Roach'a
ship yards, Chester, Samuel 4. Crcxier,
Francis Il. Weston and s. o. 6proul, Of the
Croxier iron works st Roanoke.
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MAEkETS.
unicaxo rrooucs sassa.

usroAso. Feb 20. s:s0 a. m.-Market orsner
june,N o..
nrn5teo. s4ci Mar. $40 May. ss,.e
oets1Feb, f5xc, March. see Nay. gsfc
rork-nay. elI TX, June. eli 20.
June, u 67k.
sn"r, Rios-vsb.. o soi Aarcb.e s2x May
cLoeIno.
juno, sl 0s
Corn-feb. siei March. sa,lc Nay. s5xc
uais-feb 25Xci March. $50 May, sIxc
June. 27e,
PORK ,fsb, ros5; March. 90 IS; Nay
oll 10; June. Sll %
a Lard-.sb ,sss'i March. s7xi Nay. u 70
&9i Jnnss Ush.
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a0nE fALENr AT WORK.
= 1asys Aadsescs ANends vsry BAD SHOW
4 ~ the Opera House.

y large Asdssscs Amends vsry BAD show
~ the Opera House.
81 FQ Several PEARS pest shows by local
s1olana have mot been largely .attendsd hero
IA sho large audience thpt greeted the one
6lvDn n the operA house last evening wss
3 G1lokAing OF . surprise The affair wss
o1VQRtieod q benent to N. II. FfAiley and
: snlcApngh number OF persons, who are
!: nloered bright lights OF the local stage,
sGQpeared, several that we're billed became
q91ky 81 The legs end could not be brought
- bo1Ootlithts even with nerve food. For
oWoee part the show IVES very bad, and
- loAsurts deesyvh Z OF notice were the
sm18 ~ Of 6chaum and Wilmer, limitations
fG0 Harry Htsny and fests Of ledgerdemsin
- HI. Mohn. TIE impersonation OF
M. ytkyu and DR.. Hyde was rather
z1o6Wy work Tor the bsne ficiary who made
n A6tmal failure. The fun Of his act wss
ooeod By young Bts6y, his ass,stant who
49, 3 borytble tale OF murder, mispru.
fnoun6ang every other word. The parts Of
oAhow that WsBe bad we're very bad, and
90 ondisace ksve the alleged sc:ors .
{ 1p1lne that would cock On OF. The
+ Noa pair on The bill were Messrs. Fiosy
Z - Morton, who seem 10 be aspirants for
~ -
f1Q eslled IN act, in which one appeared
~ = oegso and tn other - Hebrew. The
oeotopos "gos on 10 them " at the OUT
IN and allowed them no mercy.
2Aey wsre torn up" from every part
~ - housa, but they continued TO "scr'
nnl1l The manager Of the house ran the
eQgta1n down upon them. Men that can
h31na What ihsy got from the audience
eaould b playing Mullen and Msgee's"Men
- Nerve, sand ought mot to waste their
No. in . town Of this sizs. The show
|eo6ed with "6cenes from Real Life" In
Whjoh AIas Rsy Morrelli, young actress
Z " lhta city, who hes had scme experience,
SApesared. She dad ros do badly, although
sno one knew what abe was trying TO play.
5 9dee oslivsry was good and she wss not q
\ ~ dlaturbed by the terrible drubbing that
1une other prsdeosseors had received. The
on1jeoce teok kindly 70 her and she was
p9mly spplauded until she did an aero
batle song and dance fall that caused the
4 curtain TO drop. The most useful men on
I Ne sfass wers four negro boys who COM
poood the Excelsior Quartette. They can.
Aos Aing little. but they we're forced before
4 ehe Sootiishts whenever vacancy occurred.
They had ~ awful mixtures Of songs tha,
& anused the members Of Prot. Burgers
orehsstrs to weep and many In the audience
10 take refuge In sprspgsr's saloon. Al
4 though the show Was very poor II was u
< teaytiiy enjoyed a. though It was good
4 The hose near the orchestra box had Q
oAauce 70 be used last night but 1, was no,
4 called into requisition.
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To Visit I.Ancsst or.

Col. VIM. X. Aylett, OF tine Virginia tu-
pseme court, and grandson of Patrick
Henry, who lectures in this city March 4,
n the opera honss. oa the Blus and
0nys will be accompanied here by few
0ewbersoi the Pnilsde phis BrigsJe, who
sever let an opportunity pass to do honor
- this distinguished Virginisu. Arrsp ge.
0Aeuts are slso being made to have Mr..
George Pickett, son OF Gen. Pickett, oi
= bloody spgIs /" fame at Getty sburg, come
4jth the party.
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RBw Youz, Feb. eo-ylour market steady;
Gns. q 1905 % $ extra, % O05s IS.
whsst irrs.rNl:r 70 Esa sisss ate asNs as
March. March. ssc @ .,inMy:s, imsy:Sl olN Jnne osx re-
: Corn 81 oAdy NO. Q Mixed, cash. csc peb ,
A!a,; Mar, S.lAs' April, 4s'<c; receipts. Ss.soo
Oats steady NO white state. 800; Nos
90, 10kc; No. Mixed. Feo, 8ke; Mar, 3oJfc ;
Asy. $50 receipts. 80 Geo; shipmsnts, 10.
Rye dull.
Barley dull No. Carada. so0s,c.
Pork quiet; Meas, ele b00l2 70 for new mess.
La.d quiet Feb, % 3, Mar, 90 10
Molassts quiet, New Orleans, 2tQisc.
Turpentine flrm at a1k048s.
kosip dull at q 060l 10.
Petroleum q uiets kednad In bbls, u TO-
Freig hts dull grain 70 LiveSrooi. IA
Butter weak, wastern O!eAmery. 300
Cheese quiet Ohio II IT. l00llkc,:
lao.
ted. &c Mould A.. 7h.
bice dull prime city, 5-l6N
Iailow quiet prime city, t-lGc.
Coffee steady Fair Carxoas. Tor kio. i7kc
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Hs was Supposed 10 Il. . woman

There ia great deal Of excitement in
Hartford county, Md, over the marriage Of
Katie Beall aud Il Hanna CnwfoFd. The
two were neighbors and lived close to each
other. Crawford has been supposed to be
q female since childhood and II IL now
shown that be Ii Q man. The affair hss
created an awful talk aud the BRIDE and
groom are n issipR.
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Held For OOurs.

William franklin and Abe Hess the
two Seventh ward men who were caught
last week with turkey gobbler, which
they he'd stolen from David l.. Kreidsr, Q
farmer residing near S.rssburg, were heard
before Alderman Spurrisr this mornirR
They were held for trial at court
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AsTRlCH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
THURSDAY, FEB. II.


Special sale Of Hamburg
Edging in two lots.
Lot I.-One lot of fine Cam.
brio Edges. regular prices s to
Ioc a yard, at 2sc a strip, Of AZ
yards.
Lot 2.-One lot Of Cambria
Edges, sold formerly IS to 2oc,
at 48c a strip, Of AZ yards,
making it cost about Ioc a yard.
One lot Of Plain Lawn Cam
brio Handkerchieta real hem
stitched, regular price Sc, to-
day at SC apiece.
One lot of Hemstitched en-
broidered in four corners, regu.
lar price I8c, at I2Xc.
One lot Of Embroidered all
around, regular price asc, to.
day I5c.
One lot Of Revered Lawn
Handkerchiefs, regular price
SC, to-day SC apiece.
One lot of fine Cream Da-
mask Towels, brochet border
and fancy centre, regular price
35c, to-day at 25c.
We are closing out our stock
of Colored Linen Bargarren
Thread, all colors, at SC a hank.
One lot of Colored Zephyrs,
and 4 fold, at sc a lap.
One lot Of best quality Sax
ony, former price Isc, at SC q
hank.
One lot Of best quality Ger
mantown. former price 2oc, at
SC a hank.
A few Dress Extenders LETT
at and sc set.
A large lot Of 4.inch real
Torchon Laces. regular price
IS to lSc, at Ioc a yard
Our stock OF Dolls in two
lots.
Lot /, at Ioc, formerly 25c.
Lot Z, at 2sc, Double Jointed
Bisque. former price soc to
$I.25, all at 2sc apiece.
WILL REMOVE
On or About April Ist.
TO OUR
NEW BUILDING,
Nos. us and III
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
.s AsTRlcH BROS.
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sr.s.., aa.. ,,.x Of senoo, ,.o.ra

= special meeting OF the school beard b, .
tna vped for 10 morrow evening. Ths
1ejeH Of the meeting II 20 consider pro
10y a. ssBdipg . comnis,ee to Harrisburg
- Monday night On that day there will
( - . tS0 ven'ion OF representatives OF school
Husds 10 formulsss . bill for ths govern.
ueqs Of school districts In cities Of the
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Finger MAsln0si

Frank Brenner, who resides on Plum
street and IA sempioyed at the Penn rolling
mill, had one OF his fingers badly mashed
by having roll fall on Il on Monday,
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THR second one OF the lectures Of the College
l. NJ Z. AS coure vi be Dc ivered In the
college chapel. 10 MORROW evening The sub
tect Is "Palestine.n Rev. c, s. Serhard n,
Reading, is the le eturer.
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rrIAps.sn1A. :Leb. -: y!ese asnS 49,
s.s:s:'s .:ssss - S;;:;fi 3; ss.,ss ss sss5a =
!: VSsss-t:S. sssi aasreA. ssss ADsn.
octs stsSs S6,ss March. soses, Apsii, li,sss
Nay. ls)fe.
0s;s. teb;: ssxcI Mach. SIC; Aprn.
- kc May. 3lkc.
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TOBACCO Buyers Contract Bookr, Rece,p,
Booss. ssmp'e 1sgs, &C, printed al the INTEL
IIsxsosR ONCE AZ short notice. Price, rea.
sonable work nrst-class, feb7tfd
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Of ss,srss, 90 Jps,le...

~ jas,ices Of the pascs site.ed on Tues
- Tsqaiaed under the Law TO notify
Depehoeoss'y In writing within twenty
- shss she. 'r'erd % lit their cor I.
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NRYSTAL PALACE,
yORNIILY KING ST. THsArRE.

rOR1nHLY KING 81. THEATRE.
This popular resort has been entirely reno
vated. No pains or money HI q been spared to
ma xe this the nnast amusement resort IN the
city. In come ction with our beautiful Car
rOusseil we have At large expense secured
Mr.. Augustine. With his gre eat1et curiosity OF
The lSth century. tho result OF Is J ears toll
and studys kntWn - tho
BUSY WORLD.
propelled by steam aud water power. Jns
hueet display OF mechanical aud automatic
srt scenes ever exhibited In this state. elso
MISS LULA. the Mystery a London.
Our Steam Pawer Carou sell, the finest ana
largest which was made tor the Expcsitinn ~
Richmond. Va, with steam Power organ,
having full brass band.
GBAND OPENING.
on Saturday, February l6. lsss, aud daily
during tha Wet K from ap. m t9e p ms and
D, m: 70 1850 m. Our en- tertaioments are
- Admission. cents. which entities the
holder 70 one ride ON CASoussell fie Iva
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FULTON OPERA ROUSE, MARon .

Never in the history Of. the
Academy Of, Music has such IN
audience assembled there - was
present lust night to hear Col.
VIM. r. Aylett, OF the Virginia
Supreme Court, and grandson OF
the illustrious Revolutionary pa
triot, Patrick Henry, tell Of The
" Blue and GRAY. And the
cheering OF Old soldiers and lit.
tie children mingled In unison
Philo. Times, May ;, 1888.
Tickets on sale at The book store Of Chas.
Barr, L. Fon Dsrsmitb, L. B. Hoff'o and
John BAef's Sons. Secure them eorly end
reserve your seat. febl3 It'd
MARTIN BROS
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LANCAsT ER, PA.
WlLLIAMsON 4 FOSTER.

Great Combustion Of Prices suits. Oyer.
Keep right on In our eaort TO beat ali Former
oy Ss ns
must terminate in iumphant disposal OF
this seasons styles. Remember the terms are
coats at % %. u 50. IS %.
In Our Furnishing Department
We are showing an elegant line OF New
sp,ing Neck wear IN medium and light shades
Gs asnas as5y aSya Also s.trs
e one ii ss q sise. sn. Ties reduced nom
Welsh Margsison Extra Rich B,sck Ties
down to 0c. 9oc ana q 10 according 10 size OF
Cents New white Lawn Dress Bows.
All the Latest spring styles In Cents Linen
and Celluioid Collars and Cuns.
In white Dress shirts We are showing an
ss 20 per half dcz n. It ;s made OF the Bsst
Wamsutta Muslin. Finest 2.lo0 Linen Boeom,
ana for Mt ana workmnnsbip y - uneQuAuod
Also an Extra Good White shirt At SSc' ooc
cents Full Dross Shirts In Plain. Pleated.
PfQue ana Embroidered fronts.
rome special Values in Underwear, Cardigan
JacA cts. GLOVES. &C.
In Our Hat Stock.
We are now receiving constantly New Goods
for Spring Wear. 1he selec tion this season -
be ftted or suited from our sh OK. We keep
AL the extreme sizes. Mems Hats nom ~ TO
We iron ana block our silk Hsts at any time
without charge. hts work Is all done BY .
pr ctical halter o that you can depend ON the
work being done right.
BAKGAINsI IN CHlLDREN's sPRIEG HEEL
SHOES.
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BARGAINS IN CHILDREN's SPRIEG HEEL
SHOES.

I'm account OF small sizes ana an overstock.
We offer them TO you at sacrifice. Note the
INT In
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-12-21

4 LAS SUMMONS. IN THE DISTRICT
| n court Of the Sixth judicial district Of the
state of Montana in and for the county of Park.
Gertrude Bishir, plaintiff, against Fred. W.
| Bishir, defendant. Action brought in the dis
trict court of the Sixth judicial district of the
state of Montana. in and for the county of Park,
and the complaint filed in said county Of Park in
the office of the clerk of said district court. The
! state of Montana sends greeting to Fred. W..
Bshir, the above named defendant You are
hereby required to appear In an action brought
district court Of the Sixth Judicial district of the
state of Montana, in and for said county of Park,
and to answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten DAYS {excusiye of the day of seryice after the
service on you of this summons-if served within
this county il served out of this county but in
this district, then within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days-or judgment by default will Re
taken against you, according 10 the prayer OF
said complaint. The said action is brought to
obtain decree of this court to dissolve the bonds
of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and
for costs OF this action, and for such other or
further relief as may be equitable, as will more
fully appear by reference to the complaint file
herein. And you are hereby notified that if You
fail to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief PRAYED for in her complaint
and for costs of suit. Given under my hand and
the seal of the district court of the Sixth judicial
district of the state of Montana, in and for said
county of Park, this 10th day of December in the
year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and
eghty-nine.
[SEALl ORLANDO EMMONS, Clerk.
JAMES A. BAILEY, Dep. elk
j. A. SAVAGE, Plff's Atty.
fist pub Dec IA, 1889