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The herald., 1895-11-06
NEWS MATTERS At VENTURA
Nominations to Be Made for
the City Election
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Electric Light and Water Plants
Ordinance
Polling Places and Election Officers Des-
ignated - General News
7atte.s

VENTURA, Nov. 5.-The nominations
will be made this week fol- the city cleo
tion December 81. Everything is being
done quietly. The wirepullers are at
work and an interesting time is xpected.
There are at least four candidates for
clerk and about that many for marshal.
Marshal Cook fences are so well built,
however. that 1t is expected that he will
be nominated again and elected.
For clerk. J. f. Newly, E. II. Ireland,
W. H. A. Thompson and James DAILY ale
mentioned. j. f. Newly is the present
clerk and he will make a strong fight. 1t
will be decided in a few days, but at
present further speculation is useless.
THE TRUSTEES
The board of town trustees met last
evening in regular session.
The PRESIDENT. statement charging the
town marshal with the town taxes for
1895 was received ald ordered filed.
The marshal reported having paid in
Sl5l9 80 license money.
The treasurer's report for October was
received and ordered fled.
The matter of removing Mrs. COINS
fence from off Valdez alley was referred
to the citr engineer and the city attorney
to report at next meeting.
Fireman Stockland of the ire depart
ment made complaint of several fire plugs
being ont OF order. The matter was re-
ferfed to the m arshal with power to act
Ordinance No. SO, repeating all ordi-
nances relating tn the purchase of the
water and light plants, was approved and
adopted. Also ordinance No. "a, fixing
the marshals salary at S75 per month
plus $50 for deputy tax collectors, was ap-
proved and adopted.
The CLERK was instructed to give notice
that an election for alltown officials will
be held on the first Monday in December,
and appointed tho following polling
places and election officers:
Precinct One-Polls, Ayers hotel; in
spectors, V A. Simpson, Peter Bennett;
Judges. j. NJ. Eebert. Jai. es Mehan ;
Jerks E NJ. Wagner c. II. Hood; bal
lot clerks, George Begg. Jonn C. Elwell.
Precinct Two-Pols, town hall; in
spectors, l.. Cart, ]. Hamer; judges. J.
a. Corey. Seth Tobey; clerks, g. II.
Whitney, J. W. Hammons ballot clicks,
Ed T. Hare; James Daily.
Precinct Thrae-Polls, Judge Hobart's
office; inspectors. Frank Hobart, Fred
Hum; JUICES, j. L. Harris IN, s. Cole:
CLERKS, Thomas Gould George Sifford:
ballot CLERKS, 6. L. Johnson, Gus Shep-
herd.
NOTES.
Tho men who worked on Crothers'
threshing machine for three months and
received no pay for their labor have
brought suit through one of their num-
Der, Charles Wager, 70 whom all claims
were assigned. The suit is against James
The herald., 1895-11-06
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 5.-Cartain
Westdahl. connected with the United
States coast and 2eodetic survey, arrived
here yesterday preparatory TO making
investigations Of the changes in the
earth's surface at San Miguel island
caused by earthquakes and eruptions dur
ing the present year. The report is to be
made 40 the officers of the coast survey.
The principal work will be TO make
soundings and note the changes in tie
depth.
The herald., 1895-11-06
OCEANSIDE
A Tramp Killed by the Escondido Train
1Ontay

A Tramp Killed by the Escondido Train
1ontay
OCEANSIDE, Nov. 5. Yesterday morn.
ing abont 10 o'clock as the Esconddo
train was swithing, the engine and a fiat
car ran over a drunken hobo who had sat
down on the side of the track. The wheel
struck him on the right side and passed
about half over his breast, crushing him.
The engineer reversed the engine and he
was left lying on the track, but died al
most inn ed;ately. lie lag waiting for
the cofnner's arrival from San Diego
until i rs yhis afternoon. when the COR
oner, true to his Populistic sentiments.
instead of ordering the justice to summon
a jury and hold the inquest, telegraph he'd
TO put the body in the depot and await
his coming, as he mad two inquests there.
The tramp was man about so years old.
Nothing more will be known of him un-
til the inquest develops it.
The herald., 1895-11-06

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, dir
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book Pills 1oe and
$50 box. Book free at your
druggists or write B. F. Allen Co.,
365 Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales more than e.0oo 900 boxca
The herald., 1895-11-06
SANTA MONICA
The Beneficent Rein-Death of n. w. BaiIy
News Notes


SANTA MONICA. Nov. 5.-Ths ram
Of the past two days has refreshed and
frightened up the entire town and sur
rounding country so far as the foliage,
ETC., is concerned. at least. There was
hardly enough to starr the first grasses of
the rainy season, but every indication
points toward a further dispensation of
the blessing before many days. The rain
also wet few of the many buildings in
course OF erection which had not yet got
the roofs on, but did no damage worthy
Of notice.
In reference to streets Superintendent
Richmond has them in such good condi-
tion that no matter how hard the down
pour. all storm water would be amply
taken care of in its flow to the SEA.
Today with this sun shining and at
mosphere clear we are er joving the ideal
weather OF Southern California.
n. W. Baily of the south size, who was
taken to the soldiers home hospital two
months ago, died last night Deceased 5
remains will be laid al rest tomorrow
from his home here by the Odd Fellows
lodge and Grand Army post of both of
which he was q mem Der.
With an elopement, two separations
and a divorce suit IN progress Santa Mon
lea is strictly in 1t in that line.
The herald., 1895-11-06
NON

Tho men who worked on Crothers'
threshing machine for three months and
received no pay for their labor have
brought suit through one of their mum
Der, Charles Wager, 70 whom all ella i'm s
were assigned. The suit is against Jam es
The herald., 1895-11-06

The Chino Valley Beet Sugar company
ie now prepared to lease both its barley
and beet lauds on the Chino ranch. The
barley lands will be rented to beet raisers
only. For terms apply to Chino Valley
nardino county, Cal.
The herald., 1895-11-06

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teething. 1t soothes the child,
soitens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
Twenty. five cents bottle.
The herald., 1895-11-06

The average uaily attendance at the
Atlanta exposition thus far IS 10, 900.
The herald., 1895-11-06

When ordering Cocoa or Chocolates, be sure
end ask or HuyIers. Purity and flavor unex
celled.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
ELIZABETH CITY
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Items OF Personal and Newsy
Character.
Special Dispatch to the virginian.


Special Dispatch TO the VirEinian.
ELIZABETH CRY, N. O., December
3l,-The first enow of The season
fell to day. 1t began falling last
night and still continues. At pres
ent it is several inches deep. The
sleigh bells jingle merrily as we
write, aud the small boy is enjoying
the luxury (seldom enjoyed here) Of
snowballipR and attaching his sled
to passing s!eighs.
The socinble of the Chic Club
held at tue residence of MIR. Jas. Il.
Old on Friday night was about the
most successful one they have given
since their organization. Eighteen
couples were present.
Tie Brownie Club give O german
at Armory Hall tonight. A good
many visitors nre III town spending
the holidays and n larger number of
couples than usual are expected to
be present.
The usual Sunday services were
held at all the churches Yesterday.
Rev. }. Il. Hall having returned,
conducted services at the NJ. L.
Church, aud Rev. L. l.. Williams,
the rector, ollicinted at Christ
Church, Rev. DR.. Johnston at the
Presbyterian and Rev. DR.. Black.
we'll at the Baptist.
The Christmas tree exhibition will
he held OF the Baptist Church to-
niRht. DR.. Blackwell says they will
have something new and attractive
IN the way of decorations and au in.
! terestlug programme will be pre-.
sented By members of the Sunday
school.
The disbanding OF the Pasauotank
k'Hes, which took place at their last
meeting last week, is to be deplored.
The company was organized about
twenty years ago and siuce that time
has been an houor to the town. They
have taken several prizes at com.
petltivc drills at encampments of the
State EGuard aud the company
was generally acknowledged to be
the finest in the State. They have
never seen active service, but were
always ready to respond to the call
| OF the Governor.
The negroes here will celebrate as
usual the anniversary of the eman.
cipation proclamation to morrow.
| Io,morrow being a legal holiday
the banks and postoffice will be
ciosed. Several watch meetings will
be held TO night to watch the old
year out aud the new in,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
IN PETERSBURG.
THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Peters,
burgers i'm Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to The yirginian.

Special Dispatch to The yrginian.
PETERSBURG, VA, December 81.
The police commissioners held n
meeting to-day ut the police station
to investigate the charges against
Chief of Police Parkinson for re-
iDstatlng Sergeant Il. s. Chandler
after engaging in n fight with Mr..
II. +. England, another member of
the police force. Before the fight
MIR. RaglaDd surrendered his star to
the chief of police, aud said he
would give up his job. After hear
good deal of testimony, the com.
missioners excused Chief Parkinson
for re-instatiug Sergeant Chandler,
aud also re-appointed MIR. RagIsnd
to his former place on the CORPS.
Tho commissioners next proceeded
10 the election of two sergeants of
the police force for the next six
months. Those elected were Ser.
Reants II. S. Chandler and r. II.
Bragg. The commissioners also re-
elected James II. Young and Irving
Brown substitute policemen,
In the Hastings Court to day
James Hancock. a matchmaker, was
arraigned to answer three separate
charges OF larceny. The larceny
with which the accused was charged
was that of stealing two articles
from Ii. w. Fowler and one from
George A. Brown. The jury found
verdict of not guilty In each case
and the prisoner was discharged.
There WAS a brisk fall OF snow
here early this morning, aud yes
terday there was skating on the lake
at West End Park.
learn OF but few changes to be
mnde in business circles during the
next year.
The Excelsior Mila OF E. II. Pat
teson * Co., at the foot of South
street, were destroyed by fire this
afternoon about 5 O'Clock. The OIL
gin is not known. Loss, between
$500 and $4,000; insurance, 81. 800.
The stock was valued at 5000, on
which there was an insurance Of
only $50. During the fire horse
hitched to a wagon took fright and
ran away. Tha driver, q negro
named James White, was thrown out
aud badly injured.
Mrs. j. l.. Baylor aud Miss Mag
gle Baylor, OF Norfolk, are visiting
friends here.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
Cut i'm Nngcs.
BY Southern Associated Press.

PIrrsBURG, December 3l.-The
Carnegie Mills at Braddock, Home.
stead, Lawrenceril!e. Duquesne and
Beaver Falls, will resume work
Wednesday morning. The time
allowed for the acceptance of the
new wage scale expired Saturday
evening. The new rates wero
generally accepted by the employees
and II, 600 men will return to work
Wednesday at the different mills.
The average reduction in wages
amounts to probably Is or 90 Der
cent. from last years scale, The
rollers and smelters in the Omen
Hearth and Bessemer mills received
cut OF from 20 to 45 per cont.
while the wages of many low priced
workers were not charged. MANY
OF the Homestead steel workers
VINO are dissatisfied with the cut
made by the new wage scale. will
remove to Ashtebnla county. o.
they will exchange their homes and
other property for farms,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
Miners WiIiI.o.c,
By Southern Associated Press.

MAssILoS, o., December 31.-The
miners are thought to be bound to
lose their demand for "a better scale
than that awarded them by the board
OF arbitration. The operators would
never have left the issue to dIsin.
terested committee bad not public
opinion seemed to demand it. aud
now, with public opinion TO sustain
them in insisting that the men shall
make good their word, they are un
likely to yield.
They are tired OF conferepcas
they declare now that a few dava
will see them preparing to import
new men to take the places OF those
who refuse to work. They regard
this as the only way to break the
strike. and they fully comprehend
that 1T means anxiety and possibly
turault. Previous to the arbltra.
ton proceedings they had contract
ed for new men, armed guards
tents and stockades, ana thew viii
simply pick up the thread where
they dropped it. They might he
willing to wait till spring, but tbsv
cannot afford it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
II. C. Hoggard g. Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
TAG MAIN SIRE ET,
PHONE No. 74g.

For RENT-l2G Wiloughby, 9l3ani
3l5 Willo ghby, al modern conveniences
and cisterns; lt2 Park avenue. 40 Farm
avenue. - Highland. zoos Highian AVE-
me o. Kelly 'enue. new house on GibbA
avenue. AZ Wool street, rs Cha 81, *
Hre"er, % Charlotte street. 20, Chspel.
9anl ID Batter :" niue 3gand 43 DENLY.
FOR SALE wo houses on ! arr ave-
nue.: ionr Oh WiiloGghDy avenue. two on
COOKE ayenue. one on Gibbs avenue,
four on Highland three OH Reservoir.
one on Tunstali. two on Falkland Two
on ovitt avenNc. one on CLAW. one ON
q avenue, lluntersville. and nice lots ON
Freemason. BouB1. Dartmouth. Cor.
row, MARSHALL. Hiyhlnnd, Park ana
Gibbs also { veral nice farms well oca Ell.
suitable for stock raising rain or trnck
farming. oil easy torn. Cores ponden
solicited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
THIRTEEN Persisted.
Fire in the Delevan House.. HEAVY
Loss.
By Southern Associated Press.


ALBANY, n. Y. December 81
The latest estimate is that thirteen
persons, all employees OF the hotel,
persisted in the Delevan House fire
last night. Three OF the missing
people are m.n aud ten are women,
conservative estimate of the loss
ls $3.50, COO on the building. which is
insured for $50. 600. aud $50. 900 on
the building, which is insured for
$4,000. The rents of the hotel
are insured for $50. 600.
a Meisser " Mulfelder, dealers in
Wholesale notions, who occupied a
store under the annex, suffered a
loss by ire and water OF $40, 600.
Fully insured.
Slight losses were incurred by
several merchants on the opposite
side Of broadway, caused by falling
walls and intense heat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
itreckiur.dge lu.r.
By Southern As.ocist.I pro,.

CiNcINNATT, o.. December 81
Col. ". q. P. Breckenridge. who
sued Gustavus a. Myer to recover
the receipts levied upon ct his lee
ture Thursday night, lost his case
to Gay. The Court sustained Myer,s
claim for services III taking deposi.
tons in the Pollard case a wear 600
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01

Messrs. Horace s. Pesd and Jas
NJ: Jordan have formed a co uartner
snip under the firm nama of f. Al.
feed d Son, to conduct the SHIN
ohaindiery and ship supply business
ut Water street and Roanoke eve.
nue..
ooober list, 1seA. ee30sntuts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
She NIodern,,o,n

Hes found that her little opes ore
improved more by the laxative
syrup OF Figs. when IN need of tbs
.aAeXt,vs effect of a gentls remedy
Ihan by any other, aud that it il
more accountable to them. The true
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, ia mann.
fsctnred by the California Fio
Syrup Co, only. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
Sentence Confirmed.
BY SOUTHERN Aasoelated Pros,

Paris, December 3l.-The Conn.
Gil OF Revision has confirmed the
sentence Of confinement fortrnss
for life which was imposed nnon
Capt. Alfred Dreyfus by cour, mar.
tlsl on Decent Der 22d.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

At thr asasr wf ths rtsurfnuler fur the unif-
rd ~tafra court iu THE ludiln TERRITORY. al
hrllu.tsre. uu thr tHfh faN 90 uerrnllassr. IsIaf
utAA ~rii af rHf...r sole CO. fhr hfEhssar cash
niti.lHrs sanuu. tansafuf or riEhf 81 re-
arrggfiun. thr fulltE INK racrssual urmnUrfVs
About three hnutirTsi heal 20 cattle. rnn-
siefiuE &C gfsu us. calves. steers and hrifrrs
branded u 90 thr lrft -ruulder and % % On
thv lufi sldr. - head uf mares ard their In
crease head 90 fg.st-y yrar-uid mule cuit~s y
head uf teEs-s tsar-ssli horse colts branded ID
uu thr lrft slides 81 bead asf Saddle horses
Alsnut 90 nrad 80 hogs. uue spanish Jack ami
t1u mouse ctisLrti mules. a. urll a. aii thf
.rf her r.r......-fr .f--rffaf Ir a.. rT-..-r--.
truan a. D. auH a. =. AHdtuEtum o. ". M.
frfnrf .fiifs.si sss.rfe er1faer4G lInud nuur
~ delss-it iu the Cirrs's affirr az Artimurr.
VITA thr exception uf thr u Anchor cattle.
All ~ saih rrunerty With the exception 20
about lo head uf a. 10 u raftir.nrs situated On
= hat u KNOW e. thr AddinEtnr Ranch near
thr tuu uu uf AttltuAfwu im thr western part 20
thc thtrsa-ne Natiun- and The said 81 bead
arr situated near AsiliuEtuu hut im the ktu-
ua nud twFraurhr Rr-rrt taiiuu~. The said
rrufsvrty uiii uut o. present af thc place 20
sale. bur BE- uill D. sold az .i d. uuu situated
said sale mlil De- made hv virtue 20 said deed
~ trust uhtCh uar Ettru 60 secure =. Ia.
sands il the gas ulruf uf urumlssurY note
trr Snc1 rArcltrd hS J. =. AidluEtun mnd j.
y. Addtrgfuu ar priucfIsais and ". "a. Fcath-
gr.fun and ". ik WurshAm a. rurrties and tn
tudemuifN -aiI Erafhersfun aud Wurnham a.
such -urvtic-. said note heirE past due and
unpaid
ii-la WI. FrsTurHsrov. Trustee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

United States 90 America.
Southern Judicial District
AuuuunE. Ism. TEn-
Know alI men % these pre-cnt~.
That hy virtue uf the fs,surr vested 10 me a.
assignee 80 ~. u. ~tauifcr. she deed AMI eFi-
drncr 80 which was alrsi in the United States
tlerk~ Office at this uinrr.um uct.t2fh.. tslss. .
elll uu the sfh aaf uf December. A. D.. Iszf
% the huue 20 the said VI. ~. Stanifer cell az
public auction the following described prop
trtY tu-uif.
The terms uf which viii he cash IN hand
one haN mule branded A. mm the left taw. IS
hands hllsh. TEN Hrara Uihs one hay horse
mule. uuf branded. rlG years odd. about IS G-g
tt"u ruciur. ten horse power one Russell
separator. cyclone. and al the machinery
necessary fm run the same. lnrludiuE one
horse isturr uf the same brand.
Gud- The fulluuiuE described property
which VIII hr solid &C the same date but hrluE
at the Fsust office 90 Green. 3. t.
one -rf - Fairbanks scales one zct uf
uf nlaC sulith tuulr and all the Instruments
that gm With the same uun ruffmn gim con-
-isftmz wf enc Atlas boiler and Era engine.
Cullrt kin stands. one Hall kin stand. one
Prat Kin stand. the twn nrsH uf which arr ~
double screw Boss press one press one
corn mill. east bound. one circle saw mill
4nM belts necessary fW run the MImNs one
~hiuEie rau uuG E1Eusirrit. Including al the
iuriudinE dwwlliuE house 20 three rpums.
teu uf uhirh arc t'ux runm- the other %
uhirl ia luE
Az anil sach - the above named articles
will he raid af the places named above on
the tsfr aia.ltc named and 90 the terms. and
lu me ns s-l .gmre - the said W. %. Sfnnlfcr.
This e. s-h day &C November. A. -. lszi
". ". MNuEN.
1-aN Assignee 20 W. %. @tanifer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

m. Iurff.. ,IrnrlrfiD rnr,r,-,,,-
appeaFcd again last night before g
very small audience in the Diamond
Nystsr,. 90 anI +. was fb.-. ,..t..
- ,....-..-,.. -.
q splendid performance. Nnt,yith-
'''','E '"' N"'"'I' 'H''''@ @iarin'.
'ie" ~ N '"eei ne olipahy "ld
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

The ARDNuREITE desires To call the
attention of the young people Of Ard
more contemplating matrimony, that
we are prepared TO execute wedding
cards on short notice and in first
class style. Don't send away or ac-
cept inferior work when Won can get
the very best right here at most reas-
enable prices.
How is YOUR hair, or have YOU got
any2 II YOU have none, or il YOU are
losing what little you've got, 90 10
Jim Sharp's barber shop and get
some hair tonic.
Undertaken Appol's went 10 Ber-
wyu this moruin- .p take charge of
aad prepare fa- nlriul the body of
q. q. Bo'ton. the man killed %, that
place. .a account 10 which appears
elsewhere iu the ..nNoaEiTE.
Gosh. feel Liy Eair slipping ou;.
guess / 10 $50 o. Jim Sharp's barber
shop and pet 8 as,lieof Quia.ne ,iair
Tonic.
u. =. adams, Of Wellington, Kan
sas, j. in the city, and viii spend the
winter with his SON. Or. A.E. Adams
tac popular dentist.
Misses Guycr < Wayuick are
headquarters for fine millinery ui
every description. stf
You will be pleased with The Dia-
mond Mystery tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
NEVER H1IND WHO Lo5E5--YoU SURELY DoN'1.

Whitetield. full size lu-4 Australian
wool blankets S3.95 instead Of SIS.
Nhitciield. ia Australian wool blau-
kets 440 instead or S7.00
Sterling, l04 genuine California blan-
ketS Sl.50 instead uf 500
Sterling. III genuine California hlau-
kct~ $500 instead of $500
Royal White. Ill blanket Sj.Nj iu-
stead of $50
Frotingham. III finest California,
only $3.50 instead of $40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

Noticc g. hereby given that ulII proceed
fu sell af public auction. Co. thr highest hi.i.
tirr. tHr cash iu haud. that certain afts.t &c
merrh hausii-y. located 20 Eun. O.. IT,. in fnf.
huilLiuE heretofore occupied lF Erri.rr-
tt.t&~w Is MaiAiuE. al@.s fHr ehuiltllne iu whts.h
said Errt hludiar O. situated ai-st tlf i.r-s.i.
assignee ui the said. HHr'sarnuHrr g. W4tlir1
hH virtue 20 q certain deed 80 a~all An lleut. .
rNsCuteH uu the 4-fh daV uf October r.
TNEruttHE the notes. aUrfsaufA. taNae# Gre
action ausi other ut thrucsss sf debt t.tutssertf
fu ul' h. fnr -Iiti drrti 90 a--I Ia.ufnenf. said
-air wIil take place .u front uf ttr Store
Huslslfua heretofore occupied Ns rarhar-
ilu~sr - AaiiiuE iu fts fssa % tsf f..H. tnirs
-aa %atinu iuttiau Iesritsr2 wu ~atgr.ias
December 20. f-st.
}. ". 81. uarsEH. assignee.
uafcl Nug. o.. i-a5 i--lr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

tu the United States court im the Iudfrn
Territory. southern District.
Laura fler Truxcl. piaiuftn.
Leonard r.. 2 rrNvl. defendant.
The defendant. Leonard ~. IrHkrl. O. uar.- -
cf c. appear iu this cuurt in thiriy days a
answer tu thv complaint &C the ulnlEfa l.
Laura Lsr Irusvi.
Mtfuezs the Honorable CuurfHut5ne y. tsi-
gore. Judge uf said court. and thr seal thr. s.-
10 this - dav &c November. less.
.sFtt. IusErm ". PutEflrs. Glcrt.
,. g. Thompson. attorney. Thu~. NurI..a ID
HfEurmeV frr uum resident. gl-Ira
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

Nutirrt~ hereby Effru that u.tlI rr,srs...fI
o. -eii af puhlir aucgisu CO., th. highest Bids
der lur cash la hand. that certain -furs s.f
drugs. iuratrd af Mur. 3. n. iu thr building
heretofore occupied tt y. y. allies. "a haHn
stock uf drugs vas conveyed tu u1r as g. .-
-i<urc ui the said D. H. Wuiiins hy virtue ut o.
certain deed &c assignment ra~vuteti.siu th~
lrfh day &c October ls-1. said sale will O. ..s
place iu front uf the store building hereto
fore occupied hv ,. a. WailiuE iu thr tunu 90
EufI. Chfckueaw Natiuu Indian TERRITORY. con
saturday December 20. t~ai.
q. W. CEAvEs-. assignee.
Dated Nuy. tf. isas. t--rl