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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
rHF R1CHMoND DIspAroH--sUNDAY. FEBRUARY Z. 1892.

I. Rovall. Mr.. and Mrs. Otwsy Allen, Mrs.
Edward Msvo. Mrs. William Moulton, Mr..
and Mrs. James Patterson, Mrs. Ashton
Starke. Mrs. c. d. Langhorne. Mrs. Nc
Pbail. Mrs. James A. Welsh, Mrs. william
Stokes, Miss Lon Adkins. MIR. and Mrs.
James Branch. Mrs. G. 7. Lathrop, , MI'
and Mrs. Allen Donnan, Mr., and Mrs MI
liam Talbot, Miss Murchison OF new
Fred' Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Branch,
Mrs. j. w. Reinhart. Mrs. John p. Branch,
Mr.. Landon Caboll. Mr.. Clarence Cabell,
Mics Bagbv. Mrs. CABOT, Misc Nirgie CABOT,
NJ Carter branch, Mrs. Frank Christian.
Mrs. Buck. Mrs. Alfred 4. Harris. Mrs.
Russell Robinson, Miss Berta Wexford,
Mr.. William Massle, Edwin Palmer, Mr..
Hubbell. DO. Lane Stern. Joe Johnson
John Lottier, Miss Fannie Queen OF Gov
ington. n.y.. and Mr.. and Mrs. george d.
McAdams.
yRs. roDD's LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Charles l.. Todd gave beautifui
luncheon ON Friday. Bouquets OF Amer,-
can beauty roses, tied with broad punk
ribbons. with the name IN colo letters
were presented TO each guest. The beau
t;ful aoral decorations were by Harvey.
The centre-plece was of white Roman IVA,
cinfh, and maiden hair ferns, bordered
with American beauties. Standing palms
end large bouquets of roses were artistic
ally arranged. The guests we're; Mrs;
James Tyler and her guest, Mrs, Adams, OF
Paris: Mrs. Thomas N. Jones. Miss Annie
Walker. Mrs. Warner Moore, Miss Annie
Moore. Mrs. Thomas Todd. Mrs. Dr.
Shields. Miss New of Portsmouth, Va,
Miss Carrie Elicit, Miss Coons of Virginia.
Mrs. REGISTER, and Miss Juliette POWERS.
PERSONAL POINTS.
81
The Misses Gregory are tho guests OF
Mrs. Otway Allen.
Mrs. Charles W. Warren. OF Bacon's Cas-
tie. win visit her sister, Mrs. L. n. Jones,
3ls south Third street, on Monday;
Miss yirgie Brock entertained few
friends informally on Thursday evening. >,
Miss Lizzie Pickett, of Norfolk. VIII
soon visit Miss Morton.
Miss Leftwich, of Baltimore, IS visiting
Mrs. Randolph Wexford.
Miss Lyde Matthews, of Covington. n.y.,
ia the cuest of Mrs. Robert Whitlock.
Mrs Mason Miller. of Staunton, Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Young, on south
Third street.
Miss Nellie Carmichael, of Fredericks-
bnrr. ia visiting Mrs. Joseph BRYAN.
Miss Eva Walker has returned from Nor
folk.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Hugh Gorden. OF New
York, are at the Exchange.
MIGSoS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

The New York February conysntion IS
as fair 10 one as to the .otber. The pri,,
,narles are open TO the friends OF both. and
every Democrat in New York has arIayed
himself on one side or the other; There.
fore. The pretence that the people are not
now prepared to decide between tne Two
,rsrd 70 conceal the weakness OF one can:
S,Jste and misrepresent the strength OF
the other. -Lgnosturg Aesos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

To Ulf fNTTW- y tst I7''F'''''' ,
saw IN the DIsrArcH some months ago
an inouiry from Mr. Charles Watkins, ask
inc n any one knew anything about Mr.
lones VINO died in Richmond during the
var ANY information needed relative TO
a Major Jones. from Winchester, Va, who
died AT No. 200. corner OF Grace ana
Twenty-seyenth streets, Chufch hlu'
june, 1862 from having ms les elnpu oa
tated, can be given by applying 10 NO; oV'
north Ninth street. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Some Democratic editors in the South
are heaping terrible abuse upon the head
of Senator Hill. of New York, Just because
that distinguished gentleman IL seeking
the presidential nomination.
These same editors will be hurting the
sweetest sort of taty at Mr. Hill II their
favorite is nominated. they know ina.
without Hills influence New York cannot
be carried tor the Democracy. Manchester
Ted6ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
EFFECT AN ENTIRE CLEARANCE
DURING THIS MONTH.

A dilatory winter and business-like
desire not to carry over stock from sea-
son to season are the motives that
prompt us to this generous action.
To the bargains offered the past two
weeks the public have responded by
purchasing largely. We are already
losing too much money on our merchan-
disc to feel justified in spending ex-
travagant sums in half-page advertise
ments. Sufficient for the day IS the
evil thereof" All we have to say Is
that positively
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
THE BOSTON
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS AND STORES a
~ FOR RENT. q

1880 per annuIa-No. Dl3 east MarsnaH
street; 1b rooms. Modern.
$500 Der annum-No. 104 east Main street;
rooms. - oo . -, 49,.
x rooms and kitchen. Modern.
1900 per annum-No. 3l4 west Main street;
10 rooms. Modern.
$3.50 per annum-Twenty-ninth and X streets;
8 rooms. large lot. 80.
street.
also per annum-Nos. 1910 and 1912 Beyer-
ly street: rooms. -
si2.50 per month-No. 1921 west Cary street,
sIo per month-No 927 west Clay street, 8
rooms.
ss.33 per month-Nos. 706 and 7os Buchanan
Is Der month-No 6l3 High street rooms.
s7.5O per month--No no Buchanan street;
81 g' Der month-No. 393 Nicholson street; 8
az per month-No. 60i Beverley street; 5
ais per month-No. 1927 south Cherry; 4
rooms.
$40 per month-No. $40 south Pine street; .
rooms.
sI6.67 per month-No. ii east jackson street;
rooms and kitchen.
$3.50 Per month-No. 1900 west Leigh; 4
rooms above.
sI.50 per acknowledgement between Main
and Cary.
$50 per annum-No. 1912 yenable street;
rooms.
- per annum-No. 1881 east Main street.
Also. SMALL BUSINESS PLACES and SMALL
HOUSES suitable for colored people. Apply 20
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
fe Tit Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

The fight IN New York has been and is
for the most part fight between factions,
not in the interest OF Democratic principles,
but for the promotion ON the one hand and
the defeat On the other of some individual
Hitherto New York has controlled the ma
tional Democracy, and we think the time
has come when the party should assert Its
Independence and select it's candidate
from some other State Ddncille Regis'er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Entertained by MIR. and Mrs. westwood.

Entertained by MIR. and Mrs. westwood.
A very pleasant social was given at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William j. West
wood Friday evening. A small assembly
OF friends enjoyed the hospitality of the
charming host and hostess. The parlors5
and dining-room were prettily decorated
and the supper was q dainty collation.
indeed. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. b. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Is. Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sinton, Misses
Mary and Kate Dodson, and Messrs. Dick
erson and Leake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
xoR RxNr.
ENOR RENT BY a
IL J. B. ELAN b CO., -
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTI0SKERS,
lll3 MAIN STREET.
Frs,


No. 203 west Franklin street; ESQ per month.
No els east Leigh street; $500 per annum-
No. 1417 east Broad street; $500 per annnm.
No. 1912 east Broad street: GAO per snnum.
No. 2713 east Grace street, $40 per annum.
No. 1907 east Broad street; $40 per snnura-
cheap.
No. 2002 east Broad street; S240 per annum-
No. $50 norsh Esd street; $3.50 per annum-
No. 2212 east Broad street; also per annrm.
No. s03 west Clay street; t2I6 per annum.
No. goo south Belviiere Sc; e24o per annum.
No. 2706 east Clay street; also Per snnum-
No. All north I'd street; t24c Per annum-
No. 1881 west Marshall; sf0 per month.
No. e12 north 26th street; ei5 per month.
No. 2s02 O street; $40 per month.
No. 2B11 o street; s11 per month.
No. 1914 west Cary; s12.50 per month.
No. $50 north 9Th street; sl3.60 per month
No. 200 Reservoir street; sl2.50 per month.
No. 2l2 Reservoir street; ell per month.
No. 2s00 east Leigh street; sl0 pcr month
No. 1913 Reservoir; $3.50 per month.
No. - Cedar street 46.50 per month.
No. 1907 east Main street s240 per snnum.
No. 2015 east Clay street: $3.50 per month.
No. 2SI5 east Grace street; $50 per month.
No. $50 north Seventh street; $3.50 per AM
mum. Possession March LIST.
No. 500 west Main street; SIS per month.
No. 2714 east Broad street s15 per month
No. 2ll5 cas-. Marshall street: sl5 per month.
And SMALLER HOUSES, OFFICES, STA.
BLES. FARMS, STORES. etc.
Cnl for PRINTED RENT-LlSr. giving full In
formation fphonef9l II V.lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Ayorp ALL Risk with sstubborn Cough
by using Of once Dr. ID, yayne'sEzpec'o3,.a a,a
a cure remedy for Al Cou2ns 1nu 1p. .si
, PA On Ito Lungs snd Throat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
TlnMer And I'M.
ALBANY dispatch to the New York VOL

ALBANY dispatch TO the New York Worldl
II seems strange TO say so. but the facts
ito prove. that Governor Flower is entire
~ out of politics. If anything, hels helping
Senator Hill. SO Judge the experts here
who soc that for all the vacant
Offices only the names OF friends
ot Hlll have been sent in to the Sem
ate for confirmation. And the Senate
has confirmed them, and thereby the Old
machine has been strengthened. Inc
Governor tells hrs friends he could hardly
do otherwise, for when he took control OF
the State he found the party organization
complete and perfect. The men whom he
has appointed TO Office were not only
friends of Hill, but his own friends;
The machine which seeks to send
Hill TO Washington Is the same
machine which sent Flower to Albany.
Gratitude might dictate all the appoint
ments he has made SO far. They would
have been made even though the senator
were not managing politics at No 123. ="
The politicians, big and little, recognize
that the Governor does not wish 10 take
any part in the political contest; that he
prefers to stand one side this year and let
the best man win al chicago.
The evidence accumulates TO show that
Hin and Flower understand each otherand
have understood each other ever since the
former was nominated at Saratoga. What
the understanding is only the two mon
Snow. But would it DO so very strange
if. failing to get the s nomination nation
swins their strength for Flower and
make him the choice of the Demo-
cracyY One doesn't have TO strain the
IMAGINATION 10 think that some such thread
NAV run through the agreement reached
low the two men. Suppose. too. Flower
sbould be elected Would 1t be surprising
n James q. Blaine's successor should be
David II HIP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

OILY twenty-five cents for bottle OF
Salvation Oh. the new and popular ltni-
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

All our profits and a great portion OF
the manufacturing cost of our Fine
Clothing, Hats, and Furnishings for
Men and Boys sacrifced-giyen away
during this mark-down sale, our objective
point being to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
EVERYTHING IS REDUCED,

and as far as we are concerned we hope
you will never have the opportunity to
purchase Gentlemen's and Boys fine
apparel at such prices again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
STATE pEPosITORIEs.

Mr. Cooke. OF Norfolk, introd laced a bill In the
House yesterday prescribing Ia what banks tho
money Of the state may be kept. The bill pro
vides that any bank Of circulation or Of deposit
and discount, or any loan AMI trust COMPANY
dJipga banking business, VINO shall deposit
with the Treasurer RiddeOerger bonds IN e1ces'
OF s25, 600 face value, shall be deemed stat'
depository. The amount OF the Commonwealth
money deposited with such bank or banking IN
s,itution is not, however, to exceed 90 per CENT
of the face value OF the bonds placed with tbs
Treasurer. 1t is made the duty OF that Oinciai
as far as the same may be done conveniently, U
distribute such with equal justice among tht
banks complying with The provisions OF ths OH
cent interest is 20 be paid.
Another bill will be Introduced containing th.
same provision with the exception that "olcott
will DO substituted for Ridileberser bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
WHITE AND SILVER.

Mrs. James Allison's at-home was most
charming gathering. All the decorations
were white and silver. Miss Marsh. of
New Jersey, and Miss King, of New York,
in RECEIVING. Among those calling were
Mrs. James b. Pace, Mrs. j. W. Reinhart
of Boston, Miss La Fonde Palmer, Mrs.
Robert Munford, Miss Ellis, Miss Nina
Taylor, Mrs. j. Armstrong Welsh, Mrs.
McPhail, Mrs. G. p. Lathrop, Miss May
Handy, Mrs. Andrew Christian, Mrs.
Royal, and Mrs. Thomas Boiling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

r. the Younger members Of tho
h., ' Delegates. who is great ladies'
e. 'll "ho. by the way. was recently ac-
psl ~ matrimonial aspirations" IN
"a invited TO dance the Sara band
ASSOCIATION Ball. Nothing would
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

hrS. w neat EdNO a
on tuesday evening" to about thirty guests.
Progressive euchre was PLAYED. The en-
tertaiument was in honor of Mrs. Frank
Isaacs. Among the guests were :. Mrs.
davenport, Mrs. Otway Allen, Mrs. Charles
Rose Mrs. Andrew Christian, Misses An
derson, Stringfellow, Walker. and Ellen
Mrs. Buck and Miss Mary Williams gave
the first of their Thursday receptions III
February ON Thursday afternoon. All the
decorations were pink. Pink roses and
pink.shaded silver lamps adorned the
table. The reception was especially de-
lghttul.
THE GREESBBIER STOP CLUB.
The Greenbrier Stop Club was enter
famed by DR.. and Mrs. K. q. Cabeli on
Friday evening, and the meeting was one
of the most pleasant yet held. The house
was profusely decorated with tall palms,
and above the mirrors in the beautiful par
Tors were banked ported plants. smilax.
and blooming flowers. All the draperies
and decorations were pink: The base or
the mirrors IN the halls and dining-room
were also banked With flowers. There
were three tables of Newmarket Stop.
Mrs. T.. ID. Christian won an elegant silver
nin-tray as first prize. Mrs. James Patter-
son won as another first prize handsome
sofa cushion of old-rose brocade; Miss
Oueen, of Covington, as first prize, re-
ceiyed handsome cut glass bon-ton dish;
Mrs. q. 7. Lathrop. an exquisite work.
basket, design of a large mushroom. OK
white velvet, hand paintsd; ars. Moul-
ton. silveraoss holder, and Mrs. Edward
MAYO, an elegant shoe-buttoner OF repousse
silver.
AT the place OF each guest was placed a
handsome sOurenif--a miniature cham
payne cork with heavy silver head, con-
tanning delightful bon-bons.
After the games an elegant collation.
with wines was served IN courses, SUI
perb basket Of white wicker with high
rold handle filed with oigeous American
beauties, was placed IN the centre OF the
Champagne punch was served during
the games.
Grundy. Mr. aud Mrs. u. ID. Christian Mr..
and Mrs. Gideon DavenporS Mrs. Caskle
Cabell. Mrs. John Enders. hz. and nrs. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14

A ENTERTAINMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOB
A TIE XE%;YoGK TElp{ ST. w. WILL %. ~ sra Ma
way "A dor north q Thry r. oo ana Stu
ave. =. G o3i-st l52 Gthaye; l5I tourth.oSa,
corner Iourteen.t 200 ThrdaSe, corner
100 IVES, Forty rs 81 ws:t S 20
a. 2SI West 4ad-st; $40 Chureh-st'; 'sf 1hra"'o''
1888 Thrd-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
GeIp t0anteO.
cost III, founo

oST Stock Certificates Nos GS3 OSi 65j OS1 ana
IL C3T Of the Ncw.York ed Honduras Rosario Mining
Companr IN nam. Of William y. Beers. for 100 shares
each. Tho fndcr will please r,tirn thn -alc 20
WILLIAM II. BEERS, qua.
No 40 Boadwai. New-forN Wv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
rs,turss ana nlsstinss.

~ Office OF PUBLIC MEET1NG.-There
VIII public meeting q tn. BSSrd % New
York City, on Thnrsday July H. isS2 r ssSs
s,orsse Il powder Or other explosive. uTo1 barscs noorsi
at the ancoraee grounds duly AUTHORIZED by tne un'
III" Cenri Raird Of N.wJcrcy =: com.Sniresw wa sg
OF complaints that the storage typosives
this locality endro safety HENRY nmsyr
Colonel NJ Engirers Brt Eh7rch u o. ~ H'e'"'e''
" tho board --------------
NOTICE or pTBLIC MEETING.-There
y will be rnhc Meeting o. hs coasi o. tnen rs
at Il o. NJ on Tuc.day July ~ 1872 70 Give nsirtns
The questions Fixed and dr.w bridges md q s alins;sp
avos NrwYo,k Ciyy All portes Interested 10 these
ma.trs are fe1ue.td be present aad Give their Tswe
cen L. S. A., President Of tho Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
Snmmrr Resorts.
BLOCK ISLAND, r. I.

III h"ElA HOT EL.--.iA modern Nenicnce~' finest
nee on tho lsls0d P1re air good fishing and oathlng
NeeNkh oIte In hotel. Daily connections from l'sW:
o.k Send Tor iustuted circular for terms. Cal al III
East 34th.st.. New-NOik CIV from II Q. 20 D. m.
fouN L. or AMPLI\
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
Connirn Boaro.

Counirn Boar0.
sHLEY HIL COTTAGE AIandar P S.f:Str Co..
yatd, cool; rlsincs, waterfalls good fods l.. MfJ.lL2
A LIMITED number OF boordcrs b. accomplished .:
"A Chrysal Spring Cottage, at Norih trrrnnld 3afotdgs
Co. Location pleasant spring q the very best pure
Including gravel. Send for circular. address. -
J. c CCLNER. POrprs Corners saTatosa Co. y. Y
II ETIGirTFtL country board Montclar y. j. four
~ inirhtrs from deIo, everything now terms fsi pn
attic d-mhlc iop'n' only lcf'rrncc. required Aade>
T. II. C.. T.. -. Box 2.9l1. y. Y Ct. 49,
T IT'LL POND COTTAGE, Farm Bo1rllne-horSc.
IL j. BoDfN Proprietor. yULAN. Sullivan Go. NY
communication, Tor 30 persons. Double pr7bs oil around
piano danrlng.foom pl,nty Of shad, ETC. Irrm,, ~ 70
K, pr week 80 pr day children nndc, 10 Eoas,
81 Mvown pond front Of house .tocked WIN pcksrcI
,crch ,st Two Other lond Boats and fishing free
CONVEYANCE from depot 81 ea'h.
AKEsTDE FAEM. Sharon valley Ga lnc..
i pleasant ho%c for !: or lawn G?9 %b oq "a hERRc
NJATrIcE FARM norsE.Cstss MONTH";; ci.', a.
-. ELIAS MAl1ICE rropr Eoat wndham. n Y.
ATT SHE HOUSE. III INTER- Greene Co.. y. Y. cats,
vi Rllls-poquful location fac drive, acromnod1tc 70
guesis: sie.ial rates to ianli.s c J.. HtH'ANH-
n INF GROVE FARM norSE KISKNoM, Greene
l. co. y. Y.-lligh, pleasant -hilI k,onnas ne t!Ir
of nits ~: trm. -. address LOHI,NZp ONEEHAl'H.
n ARK COTTAGE. HUNTER. Greene Co. y. y
Pca,ant healthy location. In heart Of Cat.ki' good
{, rrvER LAKE FATN.-Gool boating and 1,hlng:
- ample shade tennis; bnth loom With all mod rr
lmpfovcmcn,s Mr.. +. u. HAMLlH. sharon Gun
& uHF rATMXG new "2lbqa s.,5 s"'1rog
rarrulots w!:h T. r. Iar.in. sc Fulton. N'd"n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
Che Gurf.

MONMOUTH I PAR ak,E RAcE IS :.
Races TO commence at : 80 y. m
frains and boats eyefy 10 minutes. -. -.
- Csntt'i r. y, M E sIsSS 81 I2:s5 Secisi q
special 20 on SATURDAYS only ! 80 M PsnnsyiSsn 1
q 90 special; II 80 M spes,ai Y M n,,v y 70 r.
sstarla, on roat. yla s.ndy Hook from Pier 9. foos
Of Rcctor.st.. D. u a. n: lzl5 Specia T. n. "A
Fare Round Trip. including odr'fson 10 Fird. el10
The state herald., 1892-04-15

general government. that their cheek in
asking for government help apparently
has no limit They now ask for au ap-
prop,iation Of 100000 to be used by the
city in .defrnying the expenses OF the
National Encampment OF the G A r. to
he held in that city next fail. The cities
competing with Washington for the en-
campmcnt did SO with tho unde. stand
ing that the successful one should bear
the expenses of the eucampment. a
vigorous protest against such an appro
propriation is being made by the q A Il
Posts aud citizens Of the west. If the
citizens of the national capitol are not
able to entertain the old soldiers during
their encanipmant without government
aid, they should say 30 and plenty OF
Western ciiies can DC found to gladly
tako tho Job off of their hands. If there
was no city able and willing to bear the
expense OF the oncampment, then there
would be some reason in asking for nn
appropriation.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
Fir, publication Mar III
STATE OF COLORADO,
county Il Pmllips.

IN ihc onntY curt
james \. Brown. plsInlin, 40,
Alinz
Iohannrs u. jacobson iSIMNONS to
thdda jacobson hon-rcsidcnt.
lieiyig Jaeohson, defendants,
The People Of the State Of Colorado. to Jo-
hannes ~. iacohson ilAddq Jacobson aud iird-
sis jacobson tho Dcicndants nboy"-namcl.
hTsrtlngi
You arr hereby required 10 appear IN nm action
brought against you 10y tho nhuvc nAmnd plain
Ill w the county court u Phillips county. state
within twenty days after the Aeryice hereof. II
served within this county Tor " grrycd out Of
this county. or by publication, within thirty days
after IA. service hereof exclusive uf the day OF
roryicol or iudgoinen, by default will ho tnkon
againn, ,ou according 20 the prayer Of the com
plant, aud u y cory of the complaint In tho
nbo,e entitled action he not served with this
of this state. then ten tiaIn additional % tho
time hurrinhboye specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before tho taking OF
ludee4Hunt 10y default As Aforesaid.
Ilin slii hrtioa " brought 10 recover the sum
Of one thousand dollap With interest upon ono
certain bond executed and delivered by tho de-
l..,daut. 10 l., ". r.ilire tIuntrc. on let day Of
of certain trust deed csccnird and delivered by
the defendants To l.. W. nillies trustee. June LIT
INV upon the " = of sec ptpspri6w W Hiy"n 10
secure said fiim of money ~ Will more fully M.
pear. from the complain, IN said action To- whirl.
frinfrnr" IL here ninde and Ia answer the said
compliant as above Required the said plaintiff
Will take default and Iudgrmnni ah prayed.
(srAt. \ihr said county court Of Iiolyoko. IN
49, Jrnid county thla 18th day al Mar. nd,
" D ~ Isas. EMMETT 4. nllANSON ,Judgo
and Et.pnirio clerk uf said court. mis-
The state herald., 1892-04-15
liam, IIooairtH.

WIN, 1mmons, Postmaster Of ldavllle,
Ind, writes Electric Dlticrs have douc
nofu ior me than MI other medicines COM
hlncd lot that bat feeling arising ffom Md
ncy aud liver trouble" John Leslie, farm
81 AMI siuehman, Of same place. Says Find
Electric liliicts 10 be the best kidney aud
liver medicine made mc feel like new
man. J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant
same town, snysi "Llccirio l.iilcrs Il lust
Tie iliing ~ a man who Is alt ruin down
aud don't carr mi,eilwr he lives ot dies. lie
a.ss~. ney strength, Good appetite aud felt
lusi like Ne had a new lease on life. Onl,
oac. a bottle al city Drugstore.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
srArE or COLORADO.
uoustr or rnitiiFs.
In tho county cour,
James n. brown,
Plaintiff, Alias
vs., lsumupna
James 4, tton-ycutt, to nun resident
ip,frudnut

'lNhhhs hNN+
James A, ttonrycuti, to non resident
b.frndnnt,
Tnr PEOPLE or Tnr srArr ur uoionAbo, 10
Jane. llunryrutt the defendant nbo,c
nnmud, RrcrtinHi
You nrr hrruby required 10 appear In mn
nrtinn brought against yuu by the above
named plniniin III the county court of phil4
ilp- county, state of colorado, nnd nnawor
the con plhlnt therein within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof, " served within this
uonnty. Ur " served out of this county, or
by publication. within ihitiy days after the
service hereof, exclusive " the dny OF arrN-
scot or Judgement hy default VIII be taken
ngninai you according 10 the prayer OF the
ian nhoyo entitled action hc not served Win
this snnnons, or " the service hereof io
hihiip unt of this state, then ten days nddl-
lunni ~ thr time lrtulnnhDyu specified for
appearance hnd answer VIII ~ allowed he
fore M. taking ot Judgement by default ~
Aforesaid.
. Tho said ariian IL brought 10 recover tho
sum of flyr hundred dollars with Interest.
nton onr certain bond executed nnd duliN
rt,ai hy defendant 10 w. W. Tniipya ifuhtnr,
on tile lHt ihy of Jnnr iHe pnintin VIII also
nsh the rfnfuplnsutn of u certain trust deed
upon the ne II OF acc . tpBnrH nltcn "a
-ficiifr enid sum of money nH VIII mors fully
which reference IL hrrr ninde nnd yon ARE
hereby noiinrd that " You lnll 20 npprnr.
aud tO answer the snii complaint ~ nbuNr
required tiip said pnintin w,ll take dof4'lt
nni Judgement ns rtak,h
sa,n,s' " WIN. ili. ilItxYas ai MsirN,H' u. ias
lANirrF iiRANNOS. Judge, nnd
iALAt ts.onlcio clcrh of said Court,