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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-04-10
AN OLD MANS KRANKY KALEIDOSCOPE
Pictures Of Life in the South Forty
and FOrty.Five Years Ago. and
Contrasts Between Phases Of
Southern Life Then and COrre.

spending Phases Now.
Mr.. James r. Bacon's lecture entitled as
above, will be delivered in the School House
on Wednesday evening. April II, 1895.
This lecture will be u very attractive picture
of life before the war in the South.
History and romance pathoS and humor,
wit ami merrlment. music and comedy, Incl
dent and accident, wit and criticism, the
grave and the gay. all stand out prominently
In Mr. Bacon's delightful lecture.
Mr.. Bacon will preface his lecture with ff
teen or twenty minutes OF piano music; and
In the course OF the lecture, he Will illustrate
the style of piano music of lorty years ago, as
compared with that in vogue now. Besides
classical and saloon music Of these two
periods, MIR Bacon will play plantation melo:
dies, and other characteristic music OF the old
times.
Prices of admisson-Adults, 25cts. Chill
dren under II years, l5cts Lecture 10 begin
at 500 o'clock.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-04-10
Teachers Examination.

Iu,HE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINERS
l. will hold an examination OF applicants
for County Teachers Certificates in the School
Commissioners office, at Abbevile Court
House, on the 10th day Of April next COM
mencing at I'D o'clock a. m.
A ii applicants are requested to provide pa
per pens and ink for examination. Prompt
attendance is earnestly desired.
w. T. MILFORD,
8. C. and Ch. BID Of Ex.
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For any information relative to tickets rates. sched-
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W. D. BARKSDALE.

TT REMOVES THE CRAVING AND THE
l. necessity for stimulants. The cure IS
made the future Is with the ex.patient. IL
does not put brains Into man g head or
pad lock on his mouth. After treatment his
condition as TO the craving is the same az pc
ease, our part is performed. The families Of
The ex. patients, the community In when
they live, in fact all must give them enconr,
then be fewer lapses. A small percentage,
ipss than 7 per cent? only Of those treated at
ihe institute of South Carolina, have expert.
mented with liquor. and less than per cent
have returned In their old habits, and some
of the worst and almost hopless cases have
beep sent to us and are living witnesses OF the
KELLEY CURE. Can the treatment OF other
diseases show q better result? For 1urther
Information and leaflets address the
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
ais mir St6f6rafer 6aeen aefeierf.

SSn nferem Sberlanbe 1T Bel S9u1tern
unb S6netbern Der 8raub, DaB tie ubon
Patrt33t Bis M}t9eli" b. b. bon Mttte W2Gr3
Big @nbe September nur BEL Sa9li9t ar6etz
ten. Wm Mnfange btefer s3ett unb am @noe
ber5elben Itnb alIp bic fi~ir3eften Sageperfe,
10 etpa gutgemefen roon feds Bis feds,
Ser 0anbperter arbeitet auf Der Gter i'm
Sa9lD6ne, un0 ba liebt e8 Der Bauer gerne,
tpenn er fri6 auffte6t unb ipGt Seterabenb
md3t, mas i'm SDmmer unb i'm Wirter
au@ f~attfinbet. SIN @tpter 1teigt Der
6anbnerter morgenS I'm flint aus benz
Nete, arbeitet Elm paar Stunben, Damn
fOmmt Die Sriibiuppe, arbeitet pieber bier
Stunben, bann fDmmt bas MtttaQsma6l
arbeitet flint StunOen, Damn fpmmt bas
SduT enbrDt, arbettet cine Stunbe, Dan1a
Die Mountaineering, in pel@er er cine
balbe Stunbe 2ibtfeier 6Glt, arbeitet na6
berielben pieber .3pet Stunben, 6erna6
tommt bas Na9tmabl, na9 bem7elben ar
beitet er mod etne Biz 3pet Sttnbeft, bann
tptrb es 3e6n lbr unb 3eit 3um S6lafenz
ge6en. Menn bann Der S9uiterqe1elle elm
mai 6Drt, bqB in ben @tGbten un6 Sa6rifen
bic Qeute tGglt6 nur a9t @tunben unD Bel
erb06tem 2D6ne ar6eiten mone1, ipren9t er
bor Corn unberfeben5 cine N6le ab unb
brummt: v9a muB t3 bin. Die 2eut'
BADEN ben 0tmmel auf Grben!"
limb bic SON. in Der Gnigfeit!" f6reit
Der Meifter, unb reiBt fetnerfeits bor 53orn
ben @arnbra6t e%nt5pet. nSSa freiGi9, bic
Son. in Der @tpigteit, neil Tie bic bieGe frete
3eit ba3u brauhen, I'm bic 00p gu perDiez
men, unD ben boben 2o6n, I'M Die 90Qe gu
f%oufen!"
gu meiner Sun6tperfer5eit tpirb nod feGz
ten Elm 1ol9es Mort gefaQen -Iein. Dtr
fiir6teten uns reblt9 Dor Der 60Qe, fpie es
etnem fatbolii6en @brtiten anftebt, unb freuz
ten urs mitunter ein bts3en auf ben 6im=
mel, ob3tpar infer @9neiOergefele, ben mir
ben Me6reren bieBen, neil er aus MG6ren
mar, einmal ettpa5 8tpeiflertf9 bemerfte
,@as tb fir Elm. 2uber bin! Sd glaub'a
nit, 6aB i5 in ben 9immeG tOmm', i'd
gGaub'5 nit" ,r 49,
vNur fletBig drbeiten, nd96er BAIT nil
s3ett our 3uberei!" W9it bie1em mad bet6er
Geiten 6in port6eilbuften Ratb f4nitt Den
Meifter Oas @efprG9 ab.
r3u Mt9eli", tpenn bic Na9tar6eiten Bel
Serge ober &ienfpan anbuben - bama1S
CABS tetn petroleum, NOD tpentger etpas
@leftriT6es, tpenn man ben 8ltB unb Bit
jungen G9netber ausnimmt - fanb cir
fleines Set ftatt, bas n2t6tbratel", Sii6ri
Der Mei1ter am Sage bes betligen Mt6ae,
ober ben acknowledgement Sonntag Ieint
@eIeuen unb 2ebrbuben t1s Wtrtb86aus
lGBt i6nen cine MaB Wein %auftrugen, fernel
@~9petn8braten nit Salat, unb es giebt of
8ufGQtg anpeIenOer Muiit einen l1ftiger
Nbenb, nit peGbem Die tpeniger Iuitigen If
Der Merttatt eingeleitet tperben, Ser 2e6r=
bub muB barum nOtbmenoi9 babel fein, 3D.
NIT iemdnb bprbanben 1T, Der Die &no6er
abnagt, unb 10 burfte i@ an ienem Sage
bon Dem t6 er5dblen min, nit ms @irt6s=
Raus 9eben.
(GortisbunQ foIQt)
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
KohIen.

t6ortz Sobler, large egg 50. so
part Eoblel1, egg, stove uub nut ..... 5.75
8el9@Soble1, @rie 800
8ei9z 6oblen, 9ittsburs ........... 4.35
Wet6@6oblet, Snbtana Blod ......... 800
Nel6zSoblen, gloBburg ............. 500
We!65&oblet, SoGil9 ............. $50
lSetbsSoblelI, gStImit9tom. .......... 200
QoS=s@ote $50
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
auoemeiner proouFtenmarFt.

6OGsenOe @retie purben bel srOBereu purs
ten e~r3ielt:
&c.. @prius G6ifens 89@9c.; &urfeps Gi@
1916; gnten 9@12c.; @Guie 7@10c.
Wtlb- Sutpe 1925 per Ous. 9louer
S-@1.50; Nilbenten S1.50@10.00 perOus. /;
&obbtts 75e@$2.5O;
@ter 25@26c. per Dusenb.
8Obueu 9feue, NIT Der San6 ees
pflidte, 1.70@1.724;a lte. $1.45@1.5 5.
@rbi Ell - 9%etrodnete, ocii1e. S3@95c.
barfs 60@64 6as 8ul6et; &ole 55c@60
4eerleB 57c@61c,
@epfel- S2.75@S4.O0 per IuB.
8auaueu- 50@S1. 80 per 8un9.
Gt%troueu- $2.00@3.0O Die Bor.
dip el in Ell - Storiba So. 75@3.75 per
8or.
9onts- WeiBer RGee. i'll pfunbe obses
tbeilt, 133@14c; ni9t 10 bed, 1O@12c:
bunfel Sc 6as BfunO /; ausseloiiener 5@6c
We5l - 6orter @ei5e1 (Ynteut) warel
ouseiebt gu s 3.OO@$3. So, i'll SGHern mei6er
@ei3eu Watent) $2.85@S3. 10: bartes @eis
SeIz 8Gdermeb0 S1.85@$2.O0 III @Gdeu;
wei6er @ei5el1z (8ddermebD 81. 75@S1 80;
u3eb DOC" $1.60@S1. Go i'll SGfeH; g8iMters
pei3en S2.2O@S2. 40 in @ols.
Go99en- $50. 2 534@534c.
9eu 50. 50@$10.50.
81 rM- 8ertGufe I'M Store go. 8 41@
AZ C; SEQ. 8 9elb 411@424c. 8ert6ufe nod
Brobe pGren: go. 8, 413@42c; $50. 4, 404@
41c.
@ III t er 10 Ell Ell - GerfGufe i'm Stpre,
SerfGufe Ha6 9ro6e waren: SEQ. 2 rotber
513c.
@erEe - $50. 255@56c.
Safer 8erfGlfe i'm Gtore, So. 2 4;
g1o. 2 petB 31@314c ;gto. 8, 284c. @ertGufe
ua6 Qro6e mure1: SEQ. 2. 284@29c.
SGmereteu - Sla9s S1.41; &imotbp
$4,000 70; &lee S8.25@8.75.
% btsfep - 1922
Gutter - 8eite @reamerp=0 aare 231c;
quite 21@22c; mittelmGBige 17@2Oc; Ooirp,
bete, 2Oc; mtttelgute uno CUTE 15@17c;
fri{6er Padin9=Stod 1000.
Sd e-0ou119 Qmcrtcau 10@103c; S6weis
5erfGie 10@11fc, Qimburger 9}@10c.
@e IN ii e-@ei5frout So. 0O@7.0O per 100
&opf. Seuerie 2O@3Oc 6as Oubenb @etBe
Niiben 20@23c per 8ui6el BEL Der Gar; Stef=
riiben @ bas SAP Moorritbeu 10000.
per Barrel; 3mtebeln S1.75@$2.25 per Sap
&omaten o. Der Rorb.
St OF be &i -@-c. per Dub.
@urfen S1.75@2.25 per 4 Oubenb.
SHB tartoffeln SutnOts $1.25@
9 at - 9Oc@s1.oO per 4 90. @oIe.
@ptnat-S2.25 per Sap.
Spor9el Greibbous)-S-.- per Outs.
8lumenfobI - @ per Oue.
@ranb errte 8 - Serieps S10.50@11.5O
per TaB.
3ot9- SEQ. 1, 48c. gtp. 2, 3Ec.
8el eneoru- 9uf Der 8obu, ,Soir"
big u@boite" grimes 5t@6c; mtttleres, ROTH
ODER bloBforbtg, 44@5c; rol1b utO 9rob 4@
&c; p@boice", grimes, 6u Carpets iriten,
5000; n@elf=worttn9", grimes, 5@51c;
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
Chez.

Young Hyson, com. to fair ..$O.27 @O.45
Yg Hyson, extra to choice. .45 % go
com. to choice. 20 90 SO
Japan, extra to choice ...... .35 "a 40
Japan, commOn............. .28 q .32
Oolong, good to choice...... 40 o. 10
Oolong, common. ........... Is q .35
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
@nrftberiMt+
90. 10. Sebruar.
Iusp6rtioe nT6rftc.

99tuBpreiIe lit @etseu u1O GOrn iii anoes
ren St6bten 1paren:
@eisen - Seem gort: Sebruar, SIC;
MGr& 568c; - Wtai, 574c; ct. louis -
6ebrlar, 503c; Mai, size. 9ulutb:
gaor, 569c.; Wtai, 57gc; - MinneapOlis
8aar, 564c; Wtni, 574c.; Baltimore
Sebrrar, 81; Wtoi $50. 3oleOo 8aar, 534c;
Mai, $500; Milrpolfee: 8oar, sage; Stat
53Ee;- Detroit: 9aar, SIC; Mai, 555c.
Corn - Stem gurf: Sebruar 48gc;
Wai. 48ge; - ct. QouiS, Sebruar, 404c;
Ytoi, 414c; - Baltimore: Sebruar, 464c;
Wtai, 48c.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

9te Ben ddteu Artitet cr6olten.
Sittet Sud- Dor ben pielen tpertGlolen
NaAabmun9en, ipeld)e ais pperbellerteS"
("improved") oOer nfinftliGe8" &arls=
baoer @al3 perfauf It perben. Oieie iino
mn Mtii6um9en bon 9ewDbnlidem @laltz
berIal5 ODER @eiOlibpulOer, Die BON 9ez
wi1enlOien !SdnOGern Oc8 sr6Beren Ser
oiente8 batber, Den fte obmerfen, o%erfauft
iperoen. 9tebmt mn Oa8 d@te, tuporttrte,
notitrli6e @ufer unO Sal3, Slut leoer
S(aI6e bouon lit Ser gtamen83u9 Der
rGi8ner & WenoeGfo on 60, Al<
leiuige 9genten, Seem 0Orf," 5t leben.
@dreibe Uni Yamohlet.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

4 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
annual M8tHmHDt Of the READING FIRE
Readina p ~ INSURANCE COMPANY Of
day of IN the state OF Pennsylvania on the 31st
Sunari,, december 1893: made u the Insurance.
to fPserintendent of the State OF illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
fifde.

No. l whitefish, p l.......s $500 q -
Family whitefsh, p 100 b.. $50 a =
No. l trout, q 4-brl......... 4.5O a -
Holland herring, key, new 10 a .85
Labrador herring, split, Rbrl $50 a =
Scalded herring, q box $50. Is O.
Mackerel, large family, 1-brl 1870 a -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... 10 "a -
California salmon, p brl. ...11.00 a -
Norway XIX herring, p brl. IS so a -
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

ln%CHt VYLelUu+SCH on I%+'N'|tN4'
- SAT- bunbert Sabre 3u9t6an5 berz
f0rperten z Mn9eflagte, tpel3e neuliG tpegen
tpieberbolten 0iebita6l5 unb 0ebleret Dor
Der 2. @traffammer bes Qanogeri6t3 1 in
Berlin 1tanben. Nngetldgt tparen Der 6anz
Delsmann Scarf 6etnri9 0ulfop3tt, 9an=
belsmann Dug. 5r. 8runtolp, 9utma9er
Ostar Sob, @b. 9offmann, @eber Gbrtz
titan Otto @agner, Die Srau be5 MnQez
tlagten 9offmann, Der 8ergolbsr Sulius
8aqenfnebt unb bic bere6eli9te Murie Nuz
quite Maf6nid. - Die mdnnlt6an Nngez
tlaqten 6Qben Elm berartiges 8erbreberz
leben binter 1i9, baB felbit Der Gtaatsanz
malt ertlGrte: Solhe ma1igen 8Oritrafen
Teien Inn in 1einer Prdrts nod ni9t bOrgez
tommen, @agentne9t aletn bat berettS Is
Sabre i'm 3u4tba1fe gefeien u11O fam IN
Ietnem Qeben nur tagemeiie in 6ret6ett 9e@
peTen fein. Sein @trafber3ei1niB begtnnt
bereits in ben p~ter5tger Seya6ren unp ent6dlt
aug Dte5er~erten 3ett II, a, lanai @utbenz
biebe. Mu9 Wagner bat f9on etn W}en@
i9enalter i'm 3u9tbauie unb @~efdngatfe
9~e1ei1en. Oulfopsft unb 8runtop Iino cite
acknowledgements, bic in Sonnenburg 5uz
lebt aneimal feds Sabre 3u1ammen Der>
bra9t baden uno it9 INNER pieoer 6ulamz
men ftnben, 1pbalo 1te Die Sreihett tpieber
Teben. Mm tpenigiten bOrbe1traft lit 0offz
mann, nel4er btsber nun tpegen Meinetoes
cine @orTtrafe BON bret Sabren 3u3tbans
erGttten bat. Die @ngetlagte MaI9nid JAP
bpr @eri9t 10 fromm aus, als Oh ite tetn
WGfer6en triiben t0nnte, unb bod be3ei9@
nete ie RrtmtnaltommiIfar Braun als cine
ber perf@mibteiten unb gefd6rIi4ften r2(usz
bal0onerinnen", Sic tommt al5 Nufpdrz
term in Die berf6iebenIten Tamilien, unb
i6r v@pe3ia1fa@" 1T es, bic 3ett a~us3utunb~
18uften, gu tpel3er Die Gbrtiten in Die
RirGe, bic SSuben in ben Sempel 3u Qehen
%pfleoer1. WG6renb Der MbipeIen6ett Der Be-
treffenben BEL ben 8ottesOteniten peroen
Dann bic Mo6nun9en ausgepliinDert. Der
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
onhuul pt0tUMUhC INSURANCE of
Brooklyn, in the State Of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-04
ANOTHER GIFT FROM ROCKEFELLER.
Donates e3,OOO,OOO More to Endow tho
Chicago University.

Donates s3,O0O,0O0 More to Endow tho
Chicago University.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The largest donation
ever made to an educational institution at
one time by one man became gift to tho
Chicago university when +. T. Gates, rep
rcsenting John ID. Rockefeller, announced
to the trustees of that institution that tho
eastern capitalist had determined to add
$3,tOO,OOO to his already munificent en-.
dowmcnts. Rockcfcller's gift was sur
prise to the trustees. OF it million dol
lars goes to the university uncondition-
ally.
To the remaining two millions proviso
is attached that the trustees are to raise n
similar amount or its equivalent between
this time and 1890. The trustees say they
have not the least fear of being unable to
raise the full amount, and assert that the
entire three millions is already as good a.
theirs. This last gift makes Rockefeller's
gifts to the university aggregate 81, 425, OOo.
and will make the college the most amply
endowed in the world when all the con.
ditiOnS arc fulfilled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-04
ELECTION CAMPAIGN CLOSED.
Satuation Of the Fight Just Before the
Ballots Begin to Fall.

Wtuatton OF the Fight just Before tho
Ballots Begin to Fail.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Ballots will begin to
tall in thirteen states tomorrow, and be-
Sides this there are few local contests.
The campaign was practically closed
everywhere last Saturday night and the
leaders were making up their estimates.
In OHIO the Democrats will make compar-
isons with the election of last year when
the Republicans had III, 600 plurality,
while the Western Union will compare
with 1888, when they had 1000 Both
parties claim the state
New York elects full legislature and
all state officers except governor. Tho
legislature will elect Hills successor in
the United States senate Both parties
claim the state In New York city Tam
many Is confident and tho Republicans
claim 2o,OOo In kentucky the Repub-
ncans arc claiming the state for the first
time In its history, owing to disaffection
OF sound money" Democrats. Estimates
arc greatly at variance the Democrats con-
ceding nothing. Interest in Nebraska is
in the showing to be made by the free sill
yer and sound money wings Of the
democracy. German is making the fight
OF his life in Maryland, and the issue is
his methods. Predictions are idle. The
church question has mixed those babies
up in Utah.
In Iowa Republicans claim a larger ma
jority than that given for jackson. Demo-
Gratis say Babb will go in. The legislature
to be partly elected chooses a successor to
Allison. In the other states the fight has
not been AT all warm and there are1no
particular features.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-04
NO wARsHIPs on THE LAKES.

President Cleveland Confirms Hcrbert's
Decision to the Treaty.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Thcre will be no
contract, under the present adminstra-
ton, at least, for building of warships on
she lakes. Secretary Herbert decided
that point some days ago. Don Dickin-
son appealed the case to the president and
the executive approved the view of his
cabinet officer, the case being the re-
lection of the bid of the Detroit Dry Dock
company for the construction of gun
boat at Detroit.
The president says: "The agreement
made between the United States and Great
Britain in 1917 contains a stipulation that
no such vessels shall BIZ built on the great
lakes. This agreement is too explicit to
be explained away. While the passing Of
the exigcncy in which it originated and
the change Of conditions that have since
occurred may furnish reasons for its an
nulment in the manner provided in the
contract they do not justify such plain
disregard of it as tho carrying out of tho
bid of the Detroit Dry Dock company
would involve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-04
MAD.
Whole Population Of a commun.
ity in Mexico.
TEN ALLEGEDHERET1cs cREMArED

Town Judge Orders the Holocaust After
Having His Victims Locked Up In the
Jail, Three of Those Sacrificed Being
Women and One an Infant Child-An DC
currence That Seems Almost Incredible,
Even Among Half-Breed Indians.
NEW YORK, Nov. A special to The
World from Pachuca, Mexico, says: News
comes frome Texacapa, a small town in
habitcd by Indians and Mestizos (half-
brccds) that ten persons were burned
there as hcrctics by order of the auxiliary
Gown judge. He claims he was acting &C
corling to the will of God manifested to
him in an extraordinary vision, accom-
panied by certain indications of divine
wrath against hcrctics and people leading
immoral lives. The dispatch says: As
soon as the news reached Mollango, the
principal town in this district, the mum.
cipal president and minor officials with
an escort of over sixty men armed with
rifles went to Tcxacapa
Whole Population Rejoicing.
There they found everybody in the pub
lie square executing grotcsque dances of
honor to the virgin of Guadalupe around
the ruins of the jail, small building SOL
idly constructed close to tho parish
church. In this Jail previous to Saturday
bad been confined Nicolas Hernandez,
Martin Santiago, Jose Manuel, Casper
Hernandez Juan Tomas, Juan Tomas, Jr.,
Maria Juana, Maria Magtlalcna, Maria
Conception and an infant child. They
lad been rudcly hustled from their homes
1t dead of night on the extraordinary
charge preferred by the auxiliary town
Judge that their lives were an evil in the
sight Of God, and that they were enemies
If the faith and heretics whom God had
ordered through His holy saint to be con-
,uIncd by fire.
'Ubeyed the Divine Command"
Pho auxiliary judge related this with
;hc utmost sangfrOid to the authorities
he added that God had wrought astonish.
Ing miracles to confirm what the saint
had told him in the vision. Said the
Judge: Il obeyed the divine command
and ordered out my alguayciles Iconsta-
blcsl and We took these sinners from
,he.r beds and dragged them in the dark
ness of night. weeping and wailing, to
the Jail. When they were locked secure
~ in l ordered the alguayciles to set the
building on fire." Twenty-onc arrests
were made, although the fanatical mob
threatened death to the authorities.
Community an Open-Air Mad House.
The prisoners, securely bound around
the arms and chained together, were
marched to Mollango, where a judicial in
vestigation will take place. The whole
population Of Tcxcapa appears to have
gone mad. All believe the auxiliary Judge
was commissioned by the Almighty and
the saints to destroy evil-doers. They point
to the pile of.bones on which they profess
to SEQ miraculously- traced outlines of
the saints who, on advising the judge to
burn the heretics, left their images. The
community is nothing but an open-air
mad house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-04
Publication Notics In At,achme q, ,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
HocK isL,ND COUNTY Us
Circuit eouft - Rock Island county, January
tern, A. 90
washburn- iialiigan Coffee Co., corporal on or
gan zcd under the laws Of tho state Of Iowa,
p's nnd. vs.. Jc'cph r. Garrett, defendant, in
u tachment.
Pub &c notice II hereby given TO the said Jo-
soph y. 1arncu that u writ Of attachment issued
ont Of the office Of he clerk OF the circuit court
~ Rock Island couptv. dated the 10Th day Of D.
temb =. a. ID lsa5sat the suit OF the raid Wash.
burn-ualligln Coffee Co. and against the estate
~ the said Joseph Y. Garrett for the sum Of
cightyoue dollars ard sixty- hit cents (xsf 6s)
directed TO the sheriff Of said Rocs Island conn
W: which said writ has been returned g ,ecutcd.
=, Now, ther. fore. unless you, the said Joseph r
Garncit, hail personally DC aud appear before
the said circuit court Of Roe Island county 90
The frst day 81 the next term thereof, 10 he
holden - the court house In 'he city Of Rock Isl.
and. in said coan'y, on the 9th Gay Of January,
"A. ID. 1876 we special bail ard plead to the
said plaintiffs action. JUDGMENT will he entered
against you. aud in favor Of the said washbu,n-
Iiallxsn Coffee Co., and 80 much OF ths property
atachcd "a may be sufiiccnt ~ safety the said
Judgment and costs will be sold to ssti.fy the
same. GEORGE W. CAMILLE Ciert
Js,S.oS & HuRsr, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Lated Oct. q, A ID 1895.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-04
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