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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
cLARK'S SUMMIT.

Mrs. Datesman has returned from her
visit to iElmira, N. Y.
Mrs. w. p. Lifts is under the doctors
care.
Mrs. Frank Bannon has returned
home.
Mrs. william Justin and family were
In Scranton Thursday.
8. G. Koons went to Scranton on
business Thursday.
Mother Morris, .of, Scranton, was call
ing on friends Of this place Friday.
Frank Weichel, OF Trenton. N. J., IL
visiting his brother. Fred weichel. at
the summit hotel. '
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
ARCHIBALD.

A special meeting Of the school board
was held on Wednesday evening for
the purpose of selecting teachers for the
ensuing term. Applications were re-
ceived from all those who taught last
year. and they were re-employed. Will
liam Nealon was added to the corps,
and was given charge OF the Edgerton
school this year. His salary as well as
that of the teacher at the Ridge, Miss
Mary Corcoran, has been fixed at $45
per month. Miss O'Connor, who taught
at Edgerton last year, will have charge
OF the primary department in the CEN
trail building this year. Mrs. Neary
was appointed janitor in the First
ward building. and Mrs. John Maguir
at the central building.
Mrs. John II. Lack, her daughter, Mrs.
John ]. Samson. Of Duryea. and her
grandsons. Frank Lack and Lack Sam
son, are inhaling the sea breezes at
Asbury Park.
The Riverside Coal company has tenn
porarily suspended operations owing to
the continued dullness Of the coal trade
Richard Kielty, OF Hill street, Is
spending n week In Buffalo and To-
ronto.
The remains of the late Mrs. Anthony
Neary, who died early In the week,
were laid to rest in the Catholic ceme-
terry on Wednesday morning. The SER
vices. which were held In St. Thomas
church. were of an impressive char
acter. Rev. r. J. Comerford delivered
an impressive sermon and fittlngly re-
ferred to the good character Of the de-
ceased. The pall-bearers were James
Cawley, John Moyles, Patrick Curran.
Patrick Keegan. Michael Mahon and
Martin Cummings.
Burgess Burke has signed the con-
tract with +. II. Scanlon, providing for
the laying Of crosswalks on certain OF
the borough streets. This IL the con-
tract that muddled the council few
weeks ago, some contending that Il
was not properly awarded inasmuch as
there was no ordinance providing for
the fixing OF the grade or the laying
Of the walk. It. was hinted that Bur-
| CESS Burke would not approve OF the
contract, but he satisfied himself that
he had right to approve OF 1t, and he
afI,xed his signature on Thursday. The
fiagstone to be used In the crosswalks
| Is on its way here. and the work will be-
gin Immediately after Its arrival.
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Medical.

1AD,Esi Chlehester's English Pennyroya! PMs
tp,smcud Brandt, arc the Best. SAFE s:ss,s; R.ss
~ fsis no osh.r Send .nmp e. n,.s nisss
for . ,.,,'s Shsym,S y S:srsro e.. Ehda. r..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
Ndzd E.: .;:: !: So $ !: :. IS: !::s s:!:'

excellent cuisine service. Tho standard
Hotel for giving MORE VALUE FOR
THE PRICE than any nrst-class hotel in
the world. Facing Central Park, 68th and
6oth sts., Plaza Square and Fifth. avenue;
reached by any uptown oars, and the
erosstown cars ct 6ofh It,, which latter In
tersect all surface and elevated roadss
terminal station 9Th ave. L road within
American and Nuropean plans. Drinking
water and Ice used % vaporieed and frosen
On the premises. and Aertined - g purity
81 Prot. Chandler. y. ~ 8A09ONR
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
Situations Wanted d.

SlTUAT1ON WANTED - BY A BOY Is
- years; knows the city we'll and willing to
work. Address c. ~. Tribune.
S1TUATION WANTED FOR WASHING
y and ironing to do at home Call or ad.
dress L. b.. &3t N. Sumner ave, Hyde Park.
nRUgGIST, REGISTERED, WANTS PO.
~ sition as clerk or manager: ~ years ex
perience; city or country. Address DkUGS,
care Scranton Tribune.
A WIDOW WITH TWO CHILDREN
N wants q position as housekceper Call or
address v. NJ, $40 Oswald court.
SlTUAT1ON WANTED-A COMPETENT
~ woman. agcd % years, wants situation as
housekceper or somo good position in 4 re:
spectacle. temperate man q family. Address
NJ. A. BURCH. Dunmore, Pa.
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THE Pittston office Of the Scranton
Tribune has been opened by II. w. Cruiser.
agent. at No. s Williams street, where con-
tribution OF news, complaints Of non-de-
livery. orders for job work Of all descrip-
tons. should be addressed and regular
subscriptions received. Advertising and
subscription rates cheerfully submitted.I
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~ arFnr

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Here we come again with plenty of
rain and mud
Emory Gale was over at Bruceton
last week.
I'D M.'slaney is working for Jenkins
& Hartley.
There hasn't been much blowing
done yet in this locality.
Lake Moore returned home last Fri
day from Pennsylvania where he had
went to work.
Oscar Cress, of Rockville. has moved
his family on the Greathouse farm that
he bought last winter.
Mrs. ID. II. Savage and little daughter
Lulu, were visiting relatives aud
friends here over SUNDAY.
Aunt Katie Rohr died on the first day
OF this month and was buried in the
Gale graveyard on the second. She
was respected by all. SELDOM SEEN.
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correspondence Of the Argus.

correspondence OF the Argus
&. w. Williams is in Grafton
Theodore Lynch & Son are painting
at Tuunelton.
Dog killing" is the order OF the day,
and our citizens are making short work
of n few worthless ours around town.
Several of our friends around town
have been very sick. but we are glad TO
note that they are all recovering. MIR.
John Harrington, after being confined
TO his home all winter. is able To navi-
gate. Dave Baugh, after having n Sc.
we're attack of the fever, is recoverin ?.
Also Tody Bell, after an illness of sew
eral weeks, is out circulating among
his friends And our friend, Worth
Smith, is able TO make the 40 pop"
Quite brilli,ut social was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Dent on Monday
evening in honor of Miss Ira Ashby, o.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio Among those present
were DR. Joe Ellis, Messrs c. w. Will
liams, ID. NJ. Fortney, r. Y Frazier, =.
b. Montgomery, Robert PERIL, and
Misses Matte Hanway, Lena, Minnie
and Artie Horchler, Belle Ellis, Zoe
Cross, Nellie Dent and Miss Ashby.
Music was the principal entertainment.
efreshments were served promptly at
10 o'clock. All report very pleasant
evening. X.
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LOCUST GROVE
lenoe OF the Argus .

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Spring seems To have come to-day.
Lettie DsBerry is visiting in this
vicinity.
Victor Cupp is working forJ. J. Kelly
this spring.
WIN Guthrie was at Terra Alta this
week on business.
Clyde Kelly was visit ing at his grand
mothers on Sunday.
]. j. Kelly was at the County Alliance
ut Albrightsville on Saturday.
John schnopp has moved on the farm
lately occupied by Jacob Spiker.
Marshal Harmed and wife were NOV
ing to their new home last week
The stave mill will move in the near
future TO the farm of j. ]. Kelly
!. A. FranlShouser Is now looking
through broad smile It's girl
Mrs. Daniel Franlxhouser and son. of
Corinth, attended the funeral OF Mr..
Guthrie.
We have to record the death OF an
other of our prominent citizens in the
person of Stephen Guthrie who died
March 30th. LJ.K.
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To Persons ErrOnesuSIy Assessed
WITH TAXESl
Special Term Of the County Court.

On motion IL is ordered that all appli-
catious for correction Of assessments on
personal or real property shall be made
In writing and shah show fully the
grounds rclis1 upon for such correction
Also that all such applications shall be
considered only on the first and second
DAYS Of the April term Of the County
Court. aud that che several assessors Of
personal and real property be summon
ed TO attend on said days OF the April
term Of this Court TO give evi fence as
90 such applications. but for tnis year
IL IS ordered that n spsci 81 term be he'd
on the 29ri day Of April 90 consider
such applications, and notice Of such
special meeting shall be given by notice
published for two weeks io two Of the
county papers, and for the future cor
rection above provided for, due notice
Shall be given aforesaid by pu blication
for two weeks prior TO the April term
each year in at least two of the county
papers.
copy from the record Teste:
! AMI MARTIN. Clerk
4-4-95-3t-$3.35) County Court
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Tc..N AIT

C"rres confidence ~ the Argus.
sol Jno ID Rigg ANA wife left ON
Tuesday morning for Philadelphia
Col. Bin Lavelle. of Tunuelton. was
n pleasant caller in our town last week
Hon. L. 5. Hyde. OF Piedmont spent
few days ia town this week on bust
ness
Mrs W. II. Berry, OF Brucetou. spent
SUNDAY and Monday i'm town the guest
of relatives
Mrs Florence Ieermons, OF King.
wood, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
VIM. III. Mcknight.
Frank Fosle, who is attending Mod.
ieal College in Baltimore. is at home
for a few weeS's rest
Hon. Johu y. Jones and daughter.
Miss Cora, left Tuesday for a few
weeks visit at Wheeling.
Rev. c. r. Guthcrie. of Ralti,nor.
spent few days in town last week the
guest of Mrs l.. c. Jones
l. n. Smith is preparing TO erect n
dnc residence on his lot opposite the
Catholic church on the Hill
Miss Annie Bolden returned home 20
oakland, sunday, after spending a week
with MIR. and Mrs q. A. Bolden.
George NJ. Ridenour spent last week
visiting friends(P)aud relatives in Pen.
sylvania- lie returned home Saturday.
John Butler, OF Rodamer's has pur.
chased n lot in Formau's addition md
will erect a residences thereon in the
spring.
VIM Reed Crane attended the an
nual meeting of the stock holders OF
The Terra Alta Oakland & Aurora
Telephone Company at Aurora, Monday
Our public schools close Friday after
1--WE months session. The teachers.
Prof Whetsell John q. Jenkins. Misses
Casteel and Welch, have done their
duty rs teachers, aud all join i'm saving
1t has been very successrul term OF
school.
Prof Whetsell. assisted by O. G wilt.
will open "a Summer Normal here about
the first week in May Already there
has been over City applicants and it
promises TO b. tho bsst school Terra
Alta has ever had with such able in.
structors as Prof, WhctseIl and Wilt
Yes, THE ARGUS correspondent from
Terra Alta is n constant reader OF ths
Oracle, as we Gnl IL bright aud newsy
paper, and we believe that it would be
better for the Oracle il it would he n
constant reader of The ARaus's letters
from Terra Alta, as IL generally gives
a brief description OF tho latest news.
For instance IL the Oracle would have
not been 'snoozing" and would have
glanced over TuE ARaUs's letter OF
away last summer, IL would have know N
that the water tank west OF town,
| (which the Oracle made msntion last
week as n late Improvement, was
placed there by tbs Is. 81 O. X. II. Co.
way last su nmsr, not this spring ms
one would suppose by reading the
Oracle Come, come. Bro Oracle, and
arouse from your weary slumbers.
SANTA Rosa.
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HEEDSysI.LE.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Straw hats are in style.
Cobun & Bro. are doing rushing
business.
Quarterly meeting mere Saturday and
Sunday, next.
Mrs Lloyd is preparing TO rebuild on
the old hotel foundation
None too early to SOW garden seeds
and plant eggs for spring chickens
Mason Watson has moved into the
property belonging to Miss Anna Reed.
George Kern is the pleasant, accom-
modating clerk at Cobun e. Bros store
Miss Jennie Loar returned home Sat
urday from a two weeks visit at
Grafton.
DIR. McGinnis has moved from town
into the house recently purchased by
Virgil McMillen, down at the old mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland, OF near Terra
Alta, were here Friday and Saturday
visiting their daughter, Mrs. w. G..
Cobung
With the coming Of the balmy spring
weather, the base ball enthusiast be-
gins 90 crawl out of winter quarters
and rejoice
Miss Anna Reed is expected home to-
day Monday from Albrightsville.
where she has been for month with
her sister, Mrs Mary Bishop
There has been considerable incon.
veDienoe the past week in getting the
mail from Newburg. Since the death
Of Eli Warrac's there is no re Eular tr-
rier, ami no ono can be- secured that
will make more than one trip.
Encourage spring industries. Have
the boys fix up the ash-barrel, get ont
the kcg Of soap grease, tie an oil shawl
around your head, and plunge into the
mysteries Of sOap-m1kiug. while get
ting a cold in your head and the tooth
ache.
Have you heard Of that mean man
who sold his son-iu.1aw onc.half in
terest in a COW, AMI then refused 20
divide the milk, NJ Hnt1ining that nc
sold only the frort half? Rscsntly the
COW hooked the old mln, AMI he has
sued his son-in-law for damage
Some people are aiarnsd over the
report that an editor has invented an
internal m1chine which he places in an
envelopes and sends % those who won't
ply for the paper. The machine ex-
plodes and kills the whole family and
the fragments that fall in the yard
kill the dog.
We have greatly enjoyed the letters
written by r +. Thomas, and hope nc
will continue 20 "boro us with his
anger Of misery" His letters arc like
a chapter from the wild western
scenes" and one.wishes while reading
them that they might BE- like the poets
book, 20 on forever
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Don't fail TO read the advertise.
ment in this issue of the Terra Alta
Normal School to be conducted by
Messrs. IL. 5. Whetsell and Oscar
Wilt.
A new telephone was pat in the
postoffice bailding this week. for
use IN the postoffice and ARGUS
office. 1t will be great conven-
fence in regard to mails and matter
connected with the paper.
Miss Vernie Craig will open out
millinery and fancy store in the
room formerly occupied by DR..
Harr, in the Ashby residence, Tun-
melton. April LIST. and solicits the
patronage of her friends aud the
public generally. LIMO.
George A. Baker left yesterday
for Smithfeld. Pa, where he will
open out harness shop in the
Sackett & HUM building. George
is clever young man aud an ar
dent Democrat and we regret to
lose him from the county aud state.
The Ladies Social Club met last
night at the Hotel Gordon aud was
entertained by Miss Flo Martin.
With games and elegant refresh
ments, the evening passed very
pleasantly. The Club will be en-
tertained next week by Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. q. Hyde.
William f. Manear, the Assessor
on this side of the river, commence
ed his work early this year and
about finished Kingwood aud vicin-
ity last week. lie will assess Reno
district this year himself instead of
getting it done by a deputy. He
expected to begin there this week.
l.. NJ Albright's Annual Closing
Out Sale. Great many articles at
one-balf price. Has commenced
to- day and will continue during
March, on all Dry Goods. Notions,
Dress Trimmings, Ladies', Mems
ana Children's Shoes. Carpets and
Ready Made Clothing, strictly for
cash. Call early.
March z, 1895.
DR.. Madison L. Powell has the
handsomest Office in town, in his
line. second floor of the new AL.
bright building. Two rooms hand
somely furnished and fitted up,
with carpet, easy chairs, sofa, book
cases, fine line of new drugs, ETC.,
and everything is new, neat aud
clean.
Joseph Grimes, aged twenty five
years, died at Hutchinson last Sat-
urday morning nj 3 o'clock, from
pneumonia fever. The remains
were taken to Reedsville, Preston
county, on Saturday evening. and
on Sunday evening at 6 o'clock
they were laid to rest. lie was
prominent member of Minersvlle
Lodge, No. Is, Knights Of Pythias,
and the remains were accompanied
to Reedsville by seven Of their
members. He was an exemplary
Young man. and was much respect.
ed by his associates. Il Fairmont
Free Press.
wish to say to my friends, that
will be located in Tunnelton on and
after April 10th. with a good stock
of millinery goods, composing the
latest styles from the cities, and
will be prepared to do all kinds Of
work in that line. Also dressmak
ing, and assure my patrons that
their work shall be done in salts
factory manner. JULIA Orr.
mo. Tunnelton, w. Va.
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Tariff or No Tariff.

Lnm Der dealers, carpenters, wag-
on makers, hardware dealers, and
house keepers will get bargains re-
gardless Of the tariff. Fat Ringers
trustees sale at KiDgwood Satur-
day, May 4th.
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She Said Yes.

l.. f. Thomas %, and Ida Bird 10
Charles f. Fearer "a, and Ida
NJ. Thomas Is.
James o. Herndon %, and Ida
NJ. Combs 1S.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-11
THE KINGW00D 50,
| ,e& NORMAL SCHOOL
s>s-w1LL OPEN
RI oNDAY, NAY 6, 1895

The object OF this School. as is now
well known, is TO prepare students to
enter higher schools and 70 prepare
young teachers for examination.
A thorough review and drill will be
given in all the branches on which an
examination must be passed To obtain
a number one certificate. The school
is supplied with
SPECIAL CHARTS
for tho study OF Anatomy. Physiology
and Hygiene, also n full set of THE
Ross Mensuration Blocks"
The expense Will be as little and the
advantage as great here as at any
school of like kind in the country.
For particulars call on or address
RUFUS HOLDEN,
KINGMnnn ~ Va
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SCHOOL CLOSING.

York Run school. in Reno district.
taught by Miss Hettie Church. the
efficient aud accomplished lady teacher
closed March 2S. Through the prOhc.
iency OF the teacher. the pupils have
advanced rapidly. On the last day Of
school the teacher treated her scholars
70 an ample amount of candy, which
was enjoyed by ali Teacher, pupils
and patrons. all have enjoyed each
Others society, during her stay with u.s.
On Friday night. March 20. tho school
held an entertainment, which was
listened to by large and attentive
audience.
PROGRAM
Musio-orohestra.
Grafton alutatory," II " =. Grimes.
Vocal Music America. q hOir.
Ieelamai.on-Be Jane \ Prairie Pleasures
Guy Hanway.
Recltanon--The inventors wife Maggie Shay.
Pecifation ~raking Toll. Clarence Chldosfer.
Vocal Music Roxannie McGoudcr James
Declamation-Tittle Boy. wiiHe Lee
Notwithstanding, Walker Pouison,
Vocal Music-sbip that Never Returned, By
Meditation Betsy and I arc out, IIottle
Meditation Betsy Destroyed the Papers,
Vocal Musio1 Mule Song. James Watson
Dialogue Rich Farmer, Wesley Loughridge
and Elmer WATSON
Nusio-flrehe 4tra.
Diaioaqe- iulias Peaches, X ". Moore and
r. W. Hanway.
Music4Orohogtra.
stomp speed h-IIaint I rsht,' ,. 4. Han
way.
Hecitatlon-F Frank Watson
Music Orchestra
Dialogue .Eruddor Bon's .Courtship. p ".
Uanwag y. " Hanwav.
Dialogue Bro Gafdner's Address. Charles r..
Mougrf.
Musio-Crchostra
Grafton charles Combs,
Reciiatlon-Carfew Must Not Ring Tonight.
Ollie Knots
Musio.-O Orchestra.
Defamation what Don't Like 70 See, VIII
liam Lee.
Dialogue Prank Michaeis and Elmer Watson
Oration--"Va ledictOry, Frank Watson.
The program was exceptionally well
rendered
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THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kingwood, April IL. 1895.
Dr.. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.


his property on jackson Street.
Warmers Safe Cure at Nc Millea s
Drug Store.
Mr.. Greeley Hyde came over from
Oakland and spent Sunday here.
Born. yesterday to John Shears
and wife. Of near town, boy baby.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion at McMillen's Drug Store.
l.. NJ. Albright left Monday for
the East to purchase his spring and
summer goods.
A splendid new pump has been
placed In Court House Square for
the use OF the general public.
Don't fail to attend the trustees
sale at Kingwood Saturday, May
4th, beginning at l o'clock p. IN.
Will Blaney has sold out his
horses and wagons to Elisha Thorn
as and Luther Swearugen.
Messrs. J j. Kelly and brother
Frank, of Locust Grove, were here
yesterday and gave us call.
For any and all kinds OF legal
blanks address this office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. tt
Mrs. 1nez Taylor and son Don.
aid, have been visiting relatives near
Tunnelton, the past week or two.
James Ii. Ridenour will move
from Pleasant Dale to Terra Alta,
where he expects to reside in the
future.
We keep only Pure Liquors. Fine
old Brandy SO so per gallon at J.J.
Stump & Co.'s, Cumberland, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Sherman Guth-
erie will go to Baltimore this week
on a visit to the brother of the
former.
The copious rain of the past week
is bringing out the grass and wheat,
but seriously interfering with the
spring work.
For Fire Insurance of any kind,
in several of the best companies,
call on or address, j. ri. Crane,
kingwood, w. Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Austen
Pratt gave social and card party
TO mum Der of invited friends last
Friday evening.
Senator Worley is over at Prunty-
town this week attending meeting
of the Board of Directors Of the
State Reform School.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS office.
Orders by mail wall receive prompt
attention. If
Joseph Graham, who has been
travelling in Ohio the past month,
was home here visiting his family
tho past week.
John A. Wolfe, one of the solid
farmers of the Rockville neighbour
hood, was in town last Saturday
and gave US paying call.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. e. Church will give festival
in the near future. Full particu-
lars will be given later on.
The personal properth Of s. +.
Ringer will be sold at Ringers
Planning Mill IN Kingwood by p. j.
Crogan, trustee, on Saturday, May
4th, beginning at i o'clock p. m.
Spring is here beyond doubt,
for already the small boy is carry
ing his pockets full of marbles and
busy with the game all day long.
1t is said that Squire Joseph A.
Miller, of Tunnelton, had a case Of
Piles on hand during the past week d.
We failed to get the full particulars.
WANTED. "A good tenant for a
farm about three miles from Terra
Alta. Call on or address,
j. NJ. CRANE. Real Estate Agt.,
Kingwood, w. Va.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Thomas. a fine boy baby, Tues
day, April 9th. DR.. j. II. Manown
attending physician. Mother and
child doing we'll.
Samuel Edmunds has opened out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-18
Publication Notice in Attachment

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK ISL md COUNTY. US
Circuit court 81 Rock Island county. Januarv
term, A. ID. f96
Washourn-Halligan c, fee Co., q corporation or
gan Zed under the laws Of the etate of Iowa
plaintiff. Va. Joseph +. Garrett, defendant, in
q tachment. -
Pubic notice is hereby gwen 10 the said Jo-
sepn T. 6afnett that q writ OF attachment issued
out OF the Office Of he clerk OF the circuit court
VI Rock Island county. dated the 10th day of D
tsmoer. a. u 1875, at the suit Cf the ,taid Wash.
BURN Halhgan Coffee Co. and against the estate
q the said Joseph f. Garrett for the sum of
eighty dollars ard sixty-eis hit cents (Ss1 Isl,
directed to the sheriff Of said Rock Islsnd coun-
y. which sad writ has been returned executed.
Now, therefore. unless You. the said JOSEPH r.
Garnett, .hall personally be and appear before
the said circuit court of Rock Island county on
the hrst day CT the next term thereof 10 be
holden at the court house in he city of Rock Isl
and In said coan'y on the 9th cay Of January,
A. ID. 1895. give special bail ard Plead TO The
said plaintiffs action. judgment will he entered
against you. and i'll favor OF the said Washburn.
iailigan Coffee Co., and so much Of III. property
attached % may be sufficient tn sati-fy the said
judgment and costs will he sold to satisfy the
same. GEORGE W GANRI,E Ciork
Jackson HURST, Plaintiffs Attorneys
lated Oct. Is, A. ID 1895.