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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
Sci. Fa. sur Me chaniC's Lien.
A. D. No. 80, Sept. Term, 1895.

A. d. No. 80, Sept. Term, 1895.
E. D. WATSON VS.. A. OWENS and
THOMAS TATE.
WHEREAS, f. d. Wasson has filed
claim in our Court of Common Pleas, for
said county, against A. Owens and Thos.
Tate, owners or reputed owners and Step
hen Ellsworth, contractor for the sum of
$3.50, one hundred thirty seven dollars
and fifty cents being for actual labor done
in drilling and dressing tools on a well
for the improvement and development
of certain leasehood, situate on the II.
A. Hespenhide farm in Adams township,
Butler Co., Pa, Bounded as follows, to
wit: On the north by Cooper farm, on
the east by Thielman farm, on the south
by the Samuel Balfour farm and on the
west by the Davis farm. THE farm on
which lease is located bounded same as
above. containing sixty (6o) acres, more
or less, held by Owens and Tate; And
whereas, it is alleged that the said sum
still remains due and unpaid to the said
E. D. Wasson; Now we command you
that you make known to the said A.
Owens and Thos Tate, owners or reputed
owners, and Stephen Ellsworth, contrac-
tor, and to all such persons as may hold
ty thereon, that they be and appear be-
fore the Judges of our said Court, at
Court of Common Pleas, to be held at
Butler, on the Ist Monday of Sept. next,
to show cause, if anything they know or
have to say, why the said sum of $3.50
should not be levied of the said leasehold
together with the property thereon, con-
sisting in part of one wood rig, one Ajax
boiler and engine, one Ioo-bbl tank, 625
feet 81 inch casing 1925 feet of AS incn
casing, 1854 feet of tubing and rods, one
bull rope, one belt and all connections to
the use of the said E. D. Wasson accord
ing to the form and effect of the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provid-
ed if to him it shall seem expedient. And
have you then and there this writ.
WITNESS, the Hon. John NJ. Greer,
President Judge of the said Court at But
ler, this 18th day of July, A. D. 1895.
SAMUEL NJ. SEATON,
Prothonotary.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01

CHICAGO. Philadelphia and Toronto are
clamoring for the privilege of hanging a
man named Holmes, who while in the
drug business in the different cities, made
business Of poisoning people.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
SAXONBURG ITEMS.

Miss Louisa Narterer is at home with
her parents and will stay till Fall.
E.R. Remington and A. A. Knoch we're
in Butler last Wednesday.
The telephone is in good running order
and has proven great accommodation 10
the Sa1onbuTg public.
Al Knoerr has been on the sick list for
the past week.
John Krumpe took charge of the Hotel
Laube last Monday. Now for license.
If the person who took the watering pots
from certain lots in the cemetery will re-
turn the same they will receive the thanks
of the owners.
Ben Burton of Middlesex twp. has the
sympathy of the community IN the loss oil
his baby girl.
HAIRY Bauman left for Allegheny Co.,
where he has secured work on an oil well.
Charlie Schoentag sold out last Satur-
day. Every thing in the shape of house
hold and other goods was put under the
hammer. Charlie is going to West Viz
ginia.
A. A. Knoch contem plates organizing
O NlOllA ILdco aL lAC COAhSg NOoes
The dance given at the opera house
Wednesday evening was quite an affair. A
very enjoy able time was had. Prof.
Muder's orchestra furnished excellent
music.
A. Il. Hammers and Elmer Helmbold,
both Of the Pittsburg Century Club, are
training for future races and have selecte
Saxonburg as their training headquarters
Miss Sadie Pieil spent several days at
Tarentum, but returned in time for the
dance.
Professor Knoch is decorating the out
side of the opera house with several coats
of Buff paint. Something the opera house
was sadly in need of.
Elmer Helmbold is training for another
road race, and hopes this time to land
winner.
Mrs. Helmbold, Clarence and Jimmie,
arrived home last Friday, after weeks
sojourn at Evans City.
Some people seem to delight in holding
political offices and do not heed the law IN
regard to offices that are Incompatible.
The case of the Post master at Saxonburg
is one which should be looked into as IN
addition to being Postmaster, he is secre'
| tary of the School Board and Town Clerk.
These latter offices are paying ones, and
according to the constitution of the state
of Pennsylvania cannot be held by any
person holding an Office under the U. D
Government. The postmaster's attention
has been called to this law, but he persists
in hanging on. The attention OF the
school directors and town council has also
been called to this matter, but IL seems
they either don't care or for some reason
or other do not demand resignation. II
the postmaster will not resign it is the
duty of both the town council and school
| board to oust him.
The very few hats, ribbons and other
| millinery goods left over from spring stock
at McKee's, will be sold at actual cost to
make room for fall goods. Call and see.
The town council held meeting Mon
day evening, but nothing of Importance
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
v. McALPINE,
Dentist,

is now located In new and elegant rooms ad
dining his former ones. All kinds or clasp
plates and modern gold work.
"Gas Administered"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
CLARION Captured.

The survivors of the Sixty third, One
Hundred and first and One Hundred and
Third Regiments, Pennsylvania Volun-
teers. held delightful and memorable re-
union at Clarion, Tuesday. They were
royalty entertained at the hotels Of the
town al the expence OF the citizens.
The public buildings, business houses
and residences were gaily and profusely
decorated with flags and bunting. About
500 survivors of the regiments named
went there and between TWO and three
hundred other old soldiers
AS special trair having on board just
one hundred Of the veterans was nearing
the depot at 2 p. m, a salute of 81 rounds
was fred from the town cannon, the gilt
of the late General Greenland.
In the parade that afternoon, Mrs,
Agnes NJ. Hays, daughter of General
Alex Hays, the first colonel of the Sixty
third. marched with the veterans of that
regiment.
AT the park Burgess Ross, on behalf of
the citizens, spoke cordial words of well
coma, after which the veterans were as
signed to their quarters at the different
hotels. There was An enthusiastic camp
fire in Normal Hall that night.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
Birthday Party.

The surviving members of the family OF
James McGinnis, deceased, for many
years a resident of Butler county, met at
the home of Joseph Carey, Maharg, Pa,
July IL, 1895, to celebrate the sixteenth
anniversary of Earl Carey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carey's eldest son.
The McGinnls family have.been separ at
ed tor many years and it was believed that
j. M. McGinnis was dead. But, through
the untiring efforts of Mrs. Carey, sister
of Mr. McGiunis, lie was located, and the
family met ard spent a day never to be
forgotten. For "the lost was found and
the dead was alive" and many had come
together to have good time and to eat a
dinner that could not be excelled.
After dinner the history of the family
was read by Mr.. Greenlee of Lotona, Ohio.
Those who were present are as follows,
Mrs. ane McGinnis, mother of the family,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. McGinnjs and daugh-
ter of Pittsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Nc Ginnis and Mr.. and Mrs. f S. McGln-
mis-, of Sturgeon, Allegheny county; Mr..
and Mrs. r. M. Snow and three children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and daughter, of
Butler; Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell, Raymilton
Pa; Mr.. Stewart Greenlee, Hartstown, Pa; f;
] los. Greenlee, Lotona, Ohio; Geo. Whitteu,
Salem, Ohio; Grant McGinnis, grandson,
Parker; j. w. McGiDni3 and Mr.. and Mrs.
P. J. McGinnis and three children, of
Stoughton; Mis-. o. P. Childs and three
children and Mrs. J. S. Cooper of Maharg.
After few remarks in behalf of the fam
lily by Jos. Carey. and the singing of the
hymn when Shall We Meet Again" :"
prayer was Offered by Mr.. Greenlee, and
all went home feeling that they had spent
a day long to be remembered.
W. s. DIXON.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
Hotel Butler
]. H. FAUBEL, Prop'r.

This house has been thorough
ly renovated, remodeled, and re-
fitted with new furniture and
carpets; has electric bells and all
other modern conveniences for
guests, and is as convenient, and
desirable a home for strangers as
can be found in Butler, Pa.
Elegant sample room for use o
ommercial men
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01

QUAY's friends secured him one dele
gate in Greene and one in Columbia, two
of the strongest Democratic counties in
the State,-lsst week Of the twenty-five
delegates elected since the fight begun,
twenty are for Gilkeson and two for Quay.
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A birthday Dinner.

At her Old home, six miles from Daisy, on No.
yember %, 1Sa1. to celebrate the 10Th anniversary Of
her birth a dinner was given Mrs. Ann David BY
her children, Mrs. Jesse Rice, Mr.. Edward David,
Mrs. A. Holland and Mrs. Tom Clarke.
There were present eighteen grandchildren and
one great grand daughter, the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tolly Williams, Of Nanelcave.
There were also present u large humble OF
other relatives and friends. some Of whom were
her brother, Charles Ravens, VIM. Fletcher AMI
daughter, John Fletcher aud wifi, John Manning
and fmily, Mrs. W. y. cain and family, Mrs. vii
liam Carter and family and q few others.
The dinner was enjoyed very much aud the day
passed very pleasantly. 1t was Il day that will be
long remembered.
Mrs. David was born in jackson county. and al
her long and useful life has bcel, spent not Far from
the place where she was born. Her many relatives
and friends hope Mrs, David win spend many more
birthdays us pleasantly ny this one was spent.
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\cHR1srMAs HAS COME AND COL

1 Christmas of 1898 with It's joys.
pleasures and heart-aclies has been
numbered with the things that were,
The day was a gloomy one in Serum
ton, and hardly distinguisliahle from
other period of the year with the cx-
ccption that more people were to be
seen on the streets and the small hoy
made the usual display Of fireworks.
Some had too much mornings norm
ing" but the ardent was not INDUCED
in rs freely as is generally thc-case on
Christmas. W. presume the reason
therefor the bilious inclined were
minus the wherewith to purchase the
red stuff. There were no fights and
no arrests, and the day passed very
quietly. !,
We are getting ready to enter updn
the duties Of the coming New Year,
1896, and with the help Of the Lord
we intend ia keep the DEMocTAT-
STAR up to its present standard Of
excellence. Although there are rum
ors of wal with England we trust it
will rot materialize. Subscription
price, 50 year in advance. We are
confident this country can whip Eng
land, Job work neatly executed. YLet
us have peace !"
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Chancery C~ourt--2dDist
W. T. nousroS. cHAvoElron.

VT. HOUSTON. CHANcELLoR,
tn4he comfy OF Pearl River, on the irst
MondayUf jaTNary pnd July aga continue
In tbe county of Marion. First District. ON
No second Monday Of january and July and
.ontipue six days.. In the Serond District.
81 The third Monday of January and July
and continue SIX daES.
In ths county OF Hancock. on the fourth
,loft.Ry OF January ana July and continue
In the county OF hurrison. on the first
Monday Of February and August and con-
In the county nf. Jackson. on the second
Monday OF February and August and CON
In the county OF Wayne, on the second
Monday Of June and bcccmber and continue
six days, =
Inil,e county OF bones, OF the first Monday
Of March and September and continue SIN
n the county of Jones. on the first Monday
~ March and September and continue SIN
days.
n the county OF Jasper, on the second
Monday OF MARCH and september and con
Finuc six days. .
In the county OF Perry. held in Augusta,
ths First District. on the thiri Monday 0l
March and septombnr and continue stXdayS
IN fle town OF lIattiesburg. the second ms
trict. on the first Monday OF June ana neceia-
her ana continue siNdaYs-
I'm the connty OF smith. on tue iolrln huu-
day Of March and September, ana continue
six days.
IN the county of Greene, on Thursday httei
ia second Monday of April ana OCTOBER ana
easuifinue three days, .-,
In the county of tOviugton. on the innrti
Mondayln April and October and continue
six days. a.
In the county of Newton, on the iirsI Hpi,l-
day of April and November ana cout'hue SLY
DAYS. q
In the county OF Laulerdale, on the first
Monday Of MAY and November ana continue
iw%enty-four days.
In the county Of Clarke on tiie Ihttu Non,
day nf April and November and continue sly
davs
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TEIE COURTS.
THE REGULAR TERMS.
Circuit Court-2nd Dist.
SAMUEL II. rERRAL. IrpcE.

tL II, ItltNAL. b'fr
1NNiEs II. NEVILLE, DISTRICT ATTORNEY
In the county OF Lauderdale. ~ the first
Nondav of January and July and continue
In The county 0t Noxuhee. on the second
Monday OF February aud August and con-
tinue eighteen days.
Tnthe county OF kemper. on the first Mon
day Of March and September aud continue
twelve days.
In'the county Of Clarke, on the third Nom
day of March and September ana continue
twelve days.
IN the county ot Wayne, on the first Mon
day OF April and October and continue six
III fl,a~@~uity aS Greene. on the second
MeHdayof April AVID October n continue
SIX days. :
in the county Of pearliilyer. on the third
Monday of April and October and continue
six days.
n tile connty of Hancock, on the fourth
Msgday Of April and October and continue
Twelve days. ,
In t~hecounty Of Harrison. on the second
N ondav Of May and November and continue
Twelve days.
lnthe county OF Jackson. on the fourth
Monday Of May and November and contlnu e
twelve days.
In thecounty OF Marion, First District, on
the third Monday OF June and December and
continue six DAYS. In the Second District,
on th.e second Monday ofJuuea ndilecemoe
tnd continue six days.
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United States MarSlaI's M0niti0n.
Moss poiNT MEECANTiLE Co.. IN

Moss POINT MEECANTiLE Co. In
STEAMER ELIZA ANN. rally.
In the United States District Cont,
Southern Division OF The Southern
District of Mississippi.
In obedience to IN admiralty warrant.
to me Greeted, in the above entitled
snit. | have sliced and taken INTO my
possession The Steamer Aliza Ann, her
tackle, etc, nnw libeltd by The Moss
Point Mercantile Go. for the cause Sc
iorIh in the libel Now pending in th,
District Cont of the Southern Division
of The Southern District of MissiSsippi
and | hereby cite and admouiSil the owner
or ownrrs thereof. and all and every per
son tr persons having, or pretending I,
have. any right. title or interest in or tt
the same, to be and appeal ut II District
Court of the United States Tor the Dis
ttict aforesaid, 10 be hol,en ut the city u
Mississippi tlty, on
Tie 6h day Of Januarg. i. D. l~9j,
10 show cause If any they have, or can
why the said Steamer Eliza Ann. hen
tackle. ETC., should not be condemns,
and sold agteeably to the prayer Of tn,
libellant.
United States Malslial's office, MiSsis
sippi City, December Z, 1895.
j.. S. MCNElLY, L. ). NJ,
Per L. SUGDFN, y. NJ.
December -, l>95. 1881
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En- PISTON PLAN.

And NJ cau.ls RN w. L. C..
IIunniclC toward wffMT TlaA n
prevent toting of pistV IN the hip
pocket. Among other things, he says:
!. ] submit tiat the etly eifsctual
way to prevent tho carrying OF con.
cealed weapons Is to prohibit the
making, selling or possessing Of any
tirearm that can be cone, a.cd on
ones person.
Let the shortest gun be three feet
long, and let any one. having selling
or giving away any shorter gun be
fined heavily or imprisoned, or both
ut the discretion Of the court.
That's two plans. Judge Campbell
wants the law abolished entirely, and
Mr.. liunnicut wants the shortest pis-
tot three feet long. Next.
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NOTICE!

rW. X. Ramsay. nf Jacksnn county,
Miss. Up. o.. Ramsay, Miss has l'eeil
duly appointed as the agent Of the Board
'Of Trustees of University OF mississippi
10 protect the lands recently acquired for
the University, lying in Harrison ana
Jackson counties. aud being Il part ct
thesfands formerly reserved by the Z. >.
for nsNal uses, He is aalh,riznd tn pre-
vent trrsimsslre npon The rights OF v,c
University, and TO show the lands to
parties desiring TO purchase land or tim
Der. r Il. FULTON,
university, Miss.
November |, 1898. %-2m
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TIME TABLE VI. ?. Il 7.
a-EEWn~7 -
-IT[A7''
@:ga W. 49, n a2D-%'
Us EFFECT OCTOBER I, 1872

No. | leaves Moss Point $500 a. M, leaves
Scranton 500 a. N. No. 2 leaves PaScagoula
S:35 a.. M. leaves Scranton $50 n. Ms arrives
at Moss Point 9;0j u. ri.
No.. 3 leaves Moss Point 1920 \. m. No.
leaves Scranton 1880 4, M, arrives at Moss
Point Hos. q. m. Meets J.. Il y. No. g. north
at 10 AZ a. N.
No. 5 leaves Moss Point l2.2j p, m. No.
caves Scranton 1888 p, M. arrives ut Moss
Paint l.lO p. m. Meets J.. 4 n. No.. North
IL l2aG p, m. ,
10, Z leaves Mass Point 2.3O p m, No.
'.stFes Scranton $50 p, M, arrives at Moss
int S,l5 p. u. Meets h.. 4 \. No. South al
- pm.
80. 9 leaves Moss Point 4;ij p. m, leaves
scranton 300 p. M, No. 10 leaves Pascagonli
.i0 u. H., leaves Scranton j:2S p. M, ARRIVES
1T Mass Point j.i3, Meets L.& n. No. , soutl
"a $40 p, NJ
Nos. and I run TO Pa%scagoula.
Nos. I and 8 ran TO Pascagoula on SUNDAYS
Nos. and carry freight.
&. H. HOWE, President.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-27
WHO IS THIS WOODS NY.MpHs

The following paragraph Is guing
the rounds Of the fashion magazines
an Northern press, and proves con
clusivcly that one must needs go
away from home to learn the news:
Mrs. }, Il. YardsIey, of Mississippi,
who followed Il mou tam lion for four
days through an Evergreen forest, car
peted with pine needles, and fin ally
killed him, wears tan-colorcd legg ings
and Il navy blue suit, DSjct blicis top
boots and Il tan or gray brewM For
the woods she has to use dark colors.
N0>clf respecting sportswJman would
go out shooting for big game dressed
in red or yellow.
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SncriN's sale.

Byvirtue Of an - ,itioh. to me hand
ed by R. u. Wlesinton, aAinstice of the
peace Of District No 4 IN Jackson conn-
ty, Mississippi, VIII, ON
Monday, lie Gu day Of January. 1895,
within legal hours. and at the front door
ct the ronrt-housc OF SAID county, sell to
highest bidder tor cash, the following de-
scrllmd land. situated in section 20, tow,t
Ship I sHnth of range 5 west. IN OSranl
Shriugs Jackson county, MIsjsslpptb and
known rs lot No =. as sliOwhin the map.
drawn by II +. r sell and j.. ID. Minor ;
said id is bonLdekon the ensl, by Church
STREET. on the north by lot No. 3. on the
west by land owned by Geo. Il. Al,dl,
aud on the south by lat No |; said lot
frouts l40 feet on Church street, and has
u depth Of ll3 feet being the same lot or
na%el of lana sold hy X. +. Russell and
j. b. Minor 10 George Blown. BY decdof
|Fsbuary ~. $50. and also the same lot
~ parcel al laud. INV occupied by said
Tlos. Robinson and his family rs a.hope'
hi cad. j, u. MINOR. Sbcrif
December 6, lP!5@ R4t
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT Jackson. Miss.
December 3, lS95.

Aotlre is hereby given that the follow
irg Wuned settler has filed notice OF his
infenfsn 10 make final proof in support
of his claim. aud thar said proof will h'
made hetore the Circuit Clerk of jackson
county, az Scranton, Miss, on January
IL, lr9i VIZ;
James NJ. Mallrtt, Of Denny, Miss,
homestead No. %, l0l, for The mel. section
10. township . sourll range 6 west.
He mmes The following witnesses to
cultivation of Sad baud. viz;
rSra J, Evans Walter Cowart. David
GibSnn aud Henry Fly. all of DeunLk-
O., jackson county Miss.
ROBERr E.AVnr56X, Register.
December 1888. - 81
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~Non.Rcsident Norice.

The State Of Mississippi Jackson County.
To Isaac Amos. Willie Blllops, Robert Amo,
and Jack Amos;
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court Of said county and state,
on the
Second UORdoy Of February, 1895,
to defend thesuit of Annie Lett, wherein you
are defendants.
Witness ny hand, this I'D day of Decem-
Der 1895.
Drcnubpr1T lSn5. i5-4t
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st,e."5H''s sale.
Ross MEEnNN BRAKE SHOE ForNpin !
COMPANY.
W..
PAsC,GoULA Ice COMPANY.

Judgment. S2.55I 09 aud cost.
u, ar.,o -, .x.cntion issu,1 hy +
II ,wi. clr,t of The rbuufery enurt. !.
'hn, nrnnrsi"nrd sheriff If Jackson conn
-" -" ,,,n nm IN.
~
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-27
ABSTRACT Of TITLES.

Abstract of Titles to Land in Jackson County,
Mississippi.
have the only Abstract Of Titles to Lands
in said county, and am well prepared to exam
inc titles ani furnish abstrnct<.
II. BLOOMFIELD, Attorney,
Scranton, Miss.
September 20, 1895, Sl-tf
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Bob Taylor. when somebody Missed
him in Philadelphia the other night,
said: 'sTl,cre is one fool in the house.
| have the greatest respect for the
brave men who met the South in-tllci
clash OF arms, on the battlc field; bull
| have the most supreme contempt
for the MAI who jecrs at the South N
this day of good will between the
sections. ] an, sure he never smcft
POWDER
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LAND NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice Of his inten-
'tlon to make final proof IN support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Circuit Clerk of Jackson county,
al scranton. Miss. on February u. 1896. viz,
I,eddic Rogers, of Cross Roads. Miss. home
stead No. ~, 7i3, for the Q hfnw or. and ne or
sw ar. section II. township south. range 3
west.
tie names The following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and c~ultiyn-
tiou Of said land. viz:
Green Pryor, StOnewall Ja'ksOn, Robert
Galloway and George ; Leatherbury. Jr., all
OF Cross Roads. jackson county. Miss,
ROBERT +. WILSON, Register.
Dpcpmhrr ~. 1sgl. l5-6t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-27
NONRESIDENT Notice.

The state Of Mlssissippi-jackson County,
To Mary A. Morris. Antonio Norris. Pheliy
Rodriuupz. Dilarine Gabriel. Martha Rod
riqucz, Antonio Rodriguez, Tenesa Rodri-
qnrz and Peter Ryan:
You are commanded 70 appear before the
Chapcery Court Of said county and state, on
the
Second Nonddg Of February. 1896,
to defend the suit of Mrs. A. Davis, ct us,
wherein you are defendants.
Witness my hand, this I'D day OF Deem
Der, 1895.
T, Il. LEWIS. Clerk.
December q. 1895. ij-Jt