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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
White Graniteware,
" China"

We open and place on sale a special
line choice White GraniteWare Ia Tea,
Dinner. and Toilet-Ware. which we price
at half and two-thirds real value:
White Granite Bowl ana Pitcher. SOC.
the set
White Granite 1O-piece Toilet Set spe-
cial, $l.S9 the set.
White Granite 10-plece Toilet Set. spe-
cial. SLIT the set.
White Granite 5s-piece Tea Sets, spe-
White Granite apiece Tea Set. special
s1.79 the set.
White Granite Cups and saucers. spe-
cial, 3Jc. set (half dozen cups and half
dozen saucers)
White Granite Largs-size Meat Dishes.
special l2c. the set.
White Granite S-inch Covered Dishes,
new shape, special, 34c. each.
White Granite Large-Size Soup Tureens.
special, l3c. each.
White Granite Plates-e-inch, 50c. d0zeni
finch, 60c. dozen, S-inch. Soc. dozen; 7-lnch
Soup, soc. dozen: 5-inch Soup, Acc. dozen.
ST Real China Dinner Service lo2 pieces,
beautiful decoration, gold lined, real value
So special, $l7ss
s35 Lanterniers French China l02-piecs
Dinner Service, elegant decorations. gold
traced, real value SS5. special. S2l the set.
$50 Haviland Preach China l0l-piece
Dinner Service, handsome decorations,
gold-stppled handles. real value $50, spe-
cial S2i.9S the set.
Special Lamp Bargain:
S-inch Real Onyx Column, Centre-Drart
Burner. real value 2.79 special, Sl.99. COM
plete.
Special Lamp-Globe Bargains:
9-inch Pocelain Globes, delft decora-
ton, special sc each.
9-inch Porcelain Globes. beautiful de'rt
decorations, real value N-S9, special, s9c.
each.
10-nch Porcelain Globes, delft decora-
tons real value So special 81 % each
SPECIAL.-Candy Department Offers
many special bargains. WE NAME
ONLY ONE:
Al Marshmallow Drops, best quality on
the market. usually 40c. pound, special for
Monday, l5c. pound.
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Second Floor.

Special sale of New Wrappers,
Skirts, and Muslin Underwear.
Best made goods and lowest
prices are special features of the
sale.
Ladies' Black Saline Underskirts. fine
quality with 5-inch rufiie around skirt,
regular CSC. quality, our price, soc.
Fine Soft-Finish Black Saline Under
skirts, with frill. double ruffle, umbrella
effect, extra wide, regular sec. quality;
your choice, 75c each.
Fancy Figured Rustic Cambria Skirts.
with full double rufile, umbrella effect,
regular SIS quality, at bargain price, gSc.
each.
Fine Quality Soft Finished Saline
Skirts. umbrella style. 6 cords around ruff
tie, regular $l.49 quality, at bottom price,
81 % each.
Extra Fine Quality Black Saline Skirts,
deep double ruiiie, finished off with cords,
regular Sl.69 quality, at the low price
Of $3.50 each
Fine quality Black Moreen Skirts. deep
iounce, umbrella effect, extra wide, regu-
lar N.9S quality, the Always Busy-Store
price. Sl.69 each
Extra Fine Quality Black Saline Skirts,
full length and width, deep double ruhle.
finished off with ten cords, regular $50
quality, our price, $l.9S each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21


bera aro making a strong effort to at
tract the Cobbs Island travel, and WIZ
endeavor TO make their places 90 at
tractive "a posslble for the coming sea-
son The Cane Charles Hotel has hhd
ba tb-rooms and hot and cold water anu-
ed to its conveniences recentiy, ai0o
nooI- and billiard-parlor which az stu
ated away from the bar. and where iadies
can participate in the games, IL desiren.
Mr.. Charles f.. Millegan, VINO 'ece"'is
located here with the Intention Vi GU
gaging In the fish business, Is canvass
ing the town. with a view 10 estao-
fishing an electric-light-plant nero III INV
near future.
NEW LOCOMOTIVES
The New York, Pennsylvania, and
Norfolk Railroad Company has received
another new engine from the BALDWIN
Locomotive Works of Philadeipnla'
making n total OF five received from the
above company. These engines were
built expressly for the freigns-serVlce,
and can haul a train OF Sixty cars at
the rate of thirty to thirty-hVe miles an
hour. -,,,.
Mrs. NJ. Forney Reese, OF EastViiie,
Va, Is the guest this week of MS AsnDy
Jones. of Richmond.
Mr.. Mack Disharoon and bride returned
home on Friday evening. ana are aI
present stopping on Randolph avenue
The Misses Field. OF Philadelphia
daughters OF Mr.. Gus. Field, were the
guests of Mrs. NJ. II. Stevenson, on Ran
dolph avenue, this week.
Mr.. Charles G. Marshall, who for seve-
raj years was telegrapb-operator In tne
superintendent office OF the New YORK
Philadelphia. and Norfolk railroad, AT
this place. has been appointed chiet-clerk
TO the superintendent Of the Staten IS
land Rapid Transit Company or new
York. Mr.. Marshall left here about
three years ago, and was for about one
year connected with the elevated rail-
road Of New York as agentsdurinS which
time he acquired a knowledge of short
hand by attending night-school.
Mr.. Marshall is % years old. and Is
native of Accomac county. Va, where
his parents now reside. Mr.. Marshall
has a host of friends on the Eastern
Shore. who will be delighted to hear OF
his promotion.
Mr.. II. d. Travis killed an eagle in
the woods near this city on Thursday,
which measured over 8 feet from tip TO
tip of it's wings. Mr.. Travis presented
the bird to Mr.. Nicholas, superintendent
of the New York Philadelphia, and Nor
folk railroad. who is having 1t mount
ed Dy captain CIuih' lhe heePNi VI S'"" .
Island lfe-savlng station, who is pro-
fessional taxidermist.
DIR. Griffin w Holland. Of Eastville,
Va, who graduated from the University
Of Virginia last June. and who has since
been practicing medicine in this county,
has accepted a position in the United
States Hospital, at Memphis, Tenn.
The Eastville Va) Herald, which
came out Friday afternoon, strongly adj
vocates the nomination of Judge Gilmer
S. Kendall, of Eastville, for Attorney
General next fall.
Mr.. Thomas G. Baker, of Delaware,
and Miss Bette S. Outon, Of this county,
were married on Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Ont In Highland.

MONTERREY. VA, February 2O.-(Spe-
cial.) -Father Payne, Catholic missionary,
is holding a ter-days' meeting at Pine
Grove school-house, seven miles south of
Monterey.
Mrs. W. II. Furry, of Bridgewater. Va,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Craybill, in
the Crabbottom Valley.
Commercial Traveller Leowenbach,
from Baltimore. is registered at the
Commercial Hotel.
Justice O. Wilson, who has been quite
sick from rheumatism. is able to be at
his office again.
The grammar-class department of the
Monterey Graded School, in charge of
Walter p. Campbell, will celebrate Wash
ington's Birthday by an extensive and
appropriate programme, consisting of rec
itations, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Basement.

In the Housefurnishing De-
partment we shall hold a sale
this week that for variety and
bargain-giving will eclipse any
previous effort of ours. Users of
China of any grade are request
ed to supply themselves this
week.
5G-piece English Porcelain Tea Sets 5
designs and colors, real value - the SET,
special, $29S the set
English Bonn China Cups and Saucsrs,
beautiful decorations, gold trimmed real
value 2.75 dozen. special, $l.69 dozen
06-piece Porcelain Tea Sets, beautiful
decoration. gold trimmed. real value sl5a
the set, special, s. the set.
56-piece Real China Tea Sets, beautiful
decoration, real value $40 the set, special,
S6.SS the set.
lO-piece English Porcelain Toilet Sets,
beautiful decorations, new shapes, real
value $3.50, special, Sl9S the set
lO-piece English Porcelain Toilet Sets,
delft decorations, real value $3.50 the set,
special, S2.79 the set.
Real China Cuspadores, Sic. each.
Real China Cuspadores, 49c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
CARROLL COUNTY.
4 Great Deal of SicI1ness-Thc
Scramble for Office.


HILLSVILLE, VA, February 20
Especial -County Court has just ad-
journed, after being in session for the
past few days. With the exception Of
the case of the Commonwealth against
Thomas Moore, Indicted for felonious as
sault. there was nothing OF any i'm
portance disposed of.
Notwithstanding the comparatively
mild winter, our physicians say that
there is more sickness in the county
than ever before known. Grip, followed
by pneumonia, has proved fatal in a
number of cases.
Mrs. A. Il. Green has returned from
Richmond. Va. where she had been
for the past few weeks under the care
of DR.. Hunter Mcguire. Her many
friends will be glad to learn that her
health has been much improved.
DR.. Graham and DR.. Sayers. of Wythe-
Vile, Va, have just arrived here. and,
together with DR.. John a. Upton, Of
this place, will perform an operation
upon Mr.. j. w. Green.
Miss Marion Early is spending a few
weeks with friends in Knoxville.
Mrs. Catherine Upton is visiting her
son. DR.. James Upton. of Sweetwater,
Tenn.
Miss Jessie Thornton. of Ivanhoe, and
Miss Bertha Brown, OF Pulaski. are
visiting the family of MIR. w. c. Thorn
ton, this week.
Mrs. Allen, Of Cloverdale, Va, was
called to the bedside of her daughter,
Mrs. John f. Moore, who has been criti-
cally i'll here, but who is better at this
writing.
As the time draws near for the appoint
ments under the new administration the
applicants increase, and the scramble for
office bids fair TO be the liveliest ever
known here.
There is great complaint among our
people about the manner in which the
mails are carried from here to the rail-
road. They are very irregular and I'M
certain. Although the attention Of the
department has been called to the matter
time and time again, they pay no at
tention TO our complaints.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
CAPE CHARLES.
Claims TO BE 1OS-New Locomotives
Personal Notes.

CAPE CHARLES, VA. February 90
Especial. )-Caesar Covington (colored),
who lives at Nanticoke Point, is sup
posed to be the oldest person on the
Eastern Shore. He is now in the 10Sth
year of his age. and is still quite active.
Mr.. Matthew Byrnes, who has charge
OF Marcus Days race-horses at Holly
wood truck-farm stables near this place.
IS expecting a carload of colts from
the West to arrive in a few days. These
colts will be trained here for the sum-
mer races.
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr, is. having
naphtha launch built by a New York
firm. Ii Will be- when completed, one
of the most complete in its equipment,
as well as one OF the largest naphtha
launches ever built for this section. Mr..
Dixon is at present lecturing through
the West, and is not expected home UNI
I'll some time next week.
CLUBHOUSE FILLING UP.
The travel from the North to Old
Point Comfort via the cape Charles
route" has been very heavy during the
last few days. The club-houses along
the eastern shore of the Atlantic coast
are filling up with sportsmen since the
very disagreeabie weather has left us.
The Broad Water-Club house. on Hog
Island, is full up, and several OF the
cottages nearby have been engaged for
tho coming week.
General Thomas II. Hubbard, Of San
Francisco, Cal, second vice-president OF
the Southern Pacific railway and party
occupying Special-Car San Carlos" ar
rived here on the Old Point Express
yesterday morning, EN- route for Old
Point Comfort.
A personal conducted excursion OF
about fifty people arrived here this af-
ternoon from New York for Old Point.
The proprietor OF the Cape Charles
Hotel. at this place. has received seve-
raj inquiries during the last few weeks
concerning the location. rates. &C.. of
the house from parties who have here
tofore been spending a part OF their sum-
mer on Cobb's Island. The hotels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Honest Testimony is Munyon's Proof

Mr.. c. e. Holland. OF the firm Of George
r. Coleman & Co. proprietors OF the Hol-
land Tobacco Warehouse, Danville. Va,
says: "rhe rheumatism Cure that l or
dered from you was FOR my mother, who
had been suffering with that disease IN
her right shoulder for about eighteen
months. She was unable 10 raise her
arm to a level with her shoulder. and
had tried innumerable remedies without
success. ] am very glad TO say That
two bottles of your wonderful Rheuma-
f1sm Cure effected an entire cure. 1
cheerfully recommend the medicine
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE
Although Professor Munyon has pre-
pared a separate specific for the home
treatment Of nearly every disease, still
there are many cases that need careful
Investigation. on account Of complica-
tions: and, for the convenience Of the
public. a staff of Munyon Specialists has
been established in this city. They will
examine you thoroughly, and give full
instructions for the treatment OF your
case without a cent Of charge for their
attention. no matter what your disease.
CATARRH. ASTHMA, DEAFNESS.
The Munyon offices are thoroughly
equipped for the treatment Of every form
OF catarrh, deafness. and lung troubles.
Munyon's special apparatus reaches all
the diseased and sore spots, and effects
u positive cure. There is no cutting. no
burning, no caustics; the treatment con-
sists of mild and soothing lotions which
give relief from the first application. and
OF internal remedies. which act on the
blood and nerves and thoroughly eradi-
cate the disease.
1T COSTS YOU NOTHING for a free
trial local treatment at the Munyon of
fees. No obligation to buy medicine.
Eminent specialists diagnose your case.
FREE. and latest appliances for throw
ing medicated spray upon the diseased
parts
Munyon's Offices, COS East Main st.
Open A. VI. to y. VI. Sunday,
tic 2.
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A Gratifying Letter.
IUIf Park Avenue,
Richmond, Va, U. S. A,

l0l4 Park Avenue.
Richmond, Va, U. S. A,
February IS. 1897.
Mr.. +. d. Taylor, Richmond, Va:
My Dear Mr.. Taylor,-About six weeks
ago you admitted at my request ser
want of ours into the Virginia Hospital
as a charity patient. She had a severe
case of typhoid-fever, but has now re-
turned here entirely cured. / write to
express my own gratitude and hers TO
you and your associates for the truly
great and noble benefaction that you
have conferred.
Her treatment at the hospital was
without exception most kind and excel
lent. i desire sincerely to commend you.
and all others TO whom we are indebted
for this great act OF kindness. The spirit
of such humanity as this cannot be
spoken of in too great terms of praise.
l am, sir, yours very sincerely,
b. M. BECKHAM,
Pastor Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Muslin Underwear.

Gowns. made Of heavy cotton, cut full
size, yoke of tucks, cambria ruffie around
neck and sleeves, regular Soc quality, at
special price, 300 each
Drawers, good heavy cotton. deep hem,
with tucks; also. full line with ruffie of
Hamburg and Cambria, regular 39c. Quali-
". at special price-3c each
Chemises, made OF cotton. plain and
trimmed with Hamburg on yoke, trimmed
with lace around arm-holes regular 39c.
quality, at special price-23c
Corset-Covers, extra fine quality cam
brio. low. square neck, regular lie. quail
ty, at special price-23c. each
Children's Dresses fine quality cambria.
wide skirt, deep hem, inserting in yoke,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Wrappers.

New Spring Line of Navy Stripes and
Figures; also, Black Stripes and neat
effect of Mourning Wrappers. extra good
quality percale with tight-fttng lining,
full front and back, new style sleeves,
regular 81 quality. opening price, 75c
Extra Fine Quality Percale Wrappers,
large assortment OF colors; also, full line
of Mourning Wrappers, yoke front and
skirt, regular Sl25 quality, choice of this
large assortment 81 each
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n the Racs Of Organized BiSotry and
Prejudice to Establish In
Richmond
ATRUE MEDICAL REFORM
HONEST DOCTORS,
HONEST METHODS,
HONEST OPINIONS.
AT YOUR SERVICE FREE
Not a Penny to Pay for the Fullest
Medical Examination or AiYlce.
no NATTER WHAT THE DISEASE

II You Are AiiIng I'm Any Way why
Not spend IL Minutes With One or
Munyon's Eminent Spccinlistsf-
You VIII he Told the Nature OF
Your Disease I'm Plain Words, ana
Given Full Instructions for Treat
meut, without Being Expected 10
Pay One Cent for the Doctors At
teutIoD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
FIsHERMEN's SUPPLIES.
GENE THREAD, GILL; NE4H2
ING TWINFS

All the leading brands of THREADS
AND TWINES in stock. Fishermen VIII
ind II to their interest to have their Nets
made of Lion-Brand Thread, which has
no equal. We are making Netting that
will be sure TO please the most particular,
and solicit an examination OF the goods
we are offering. Don't fail TO examine our
Double Coated Oiled Clothing. guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Everything In our
line at lowest prices. l. LICHTEN-
STEMS SONS. corner Seventeenth and
Bponklin straAtA fa S-dff
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bon, with Taffeta border, in all solid col
No 50 Q-lnch)-All-Silk Beautiful Plaid
Taffeta Ribbon, rich color combinations
No. so a 1-2-inch)-All-Silk Brocaded
Taffeta Ribbon. with White gauze lace
edge, 4Sc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21

Bishop sleeves, regular 39c. quality. AZ
special price. &c.
Odorless Feather Pillows, large size
fine quality press feathers full pOunGs
TO the pair, regular 50 quality, at bargain
price, s. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Children's Goats.

Children's Gretchens, only 10 in this
entire lot, sizes from s to 10 years, regu-
lar price from $3.50 to B.75, at special
closing price. 9Sc and S19S.
Chi.dren's Coats, in navy, oheviot, ana
checks, sizes from 20 years. regular
price A.25, at special closing price. N.4S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Richmond and petersburg Railroad

Richmond, Va. February 20. 1897.
THE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF THIS
DAY. February 22d General Washingt0n's
Birthday. except for the delivery OK
Punishable freight. which will be delivered
g 2-lt Il. IL GRAY. Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21

Ladies' Fine Silk Hose that are worth
q - a pair will be only soc. a pair
A lot of Llsle-Thread and Silk-Plaited
Hose. in Black, Tan. Gray, and opera
Tops. for 95c. a pair, worth up 10 81 1-2c.
Ladies' Drop-Stitch Tan, Gray, ana
Black, Plain Black, Balbriggan, Tan, ana
Gray, l9c. pair, worth SSc.
Children's 40 and 81 1-2c. Hose for l9c;
a pair. They are Gloria, Hermsdorf, and
Crown Dye. with hlgh-spliced heels and
toes, and double knees.
A lot of Infants Socks, I'm silk and Isle,
Black and Colored, for Doc. pair, worth
up to Soc
A lot Of Pin-Striped and White Half
Hose for infants, that were &c. pair,
will be only &c. pair.
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New Silks.

Qualities
you can rely
upon; styles
that are up
to d a t e;
prices hat
will enable
every body
to indulgein
the beauti-
full ia brics.
w e w q II t
YOU to see
these Silks.
They will in
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Z. B. TAYLOR CO.,
30 TO % PER CENT. SAVED.

- t-s - y - - - -
Special prices each day this week in
order to reduce stock and make room for
New Goods.
Monday or Tuesday you can buy
For l2c.. one dozen Nice Table Tumb-
lers.
For &c, set of Nice White Cups and
Saucers.
For Soc. a set OF Good Plated Spoons.
For 81. a Handsomely Decorated China
Tea-Set.
For $3.50. a Beautiful Underglazed Blue
Dinner-Set.
For So. a Richly-D Decorated China Din
ner-Set.
For SIG, a Beautiful French China Din
per-Set.
MARKET BASKETS AND LAUNDRY
BASKETS. all STYLES and prices.
Is patterns of CHARACTERISTICS, to be
closed out at a reduction Of
20 PER CENT.
Come early, and avoid the rush.
+. b. TAYLOR COMPANY.
No. east Broad street.
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Hosiery.

Ladies who purchased during
our January sample sale will
again have a chance to get Fine
Hosiery at less than halt price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Richmond. Va, February 10, 1897
NOTICE.

THE FREIGHT DEPOTs AND ELE-
vATOR OF THIS COMPANY WILL BIZ
CLOSED MONDAY, February the 22d.
except for the delivery OF perishable
freight between the hours CT and 10 A. M.
Re Y-it r. f.. SWAIN, Agent.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad COmDany

Richmond, Va, February 70. 1917.
THE FREIGHT DEPOfS OF THIS
COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED MON
DAY. February q. 1881, except for delivery
OF perishable frelghts from 70 10 o'clock
A. N. II. K. DUKE,
fe 2i-1t Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
CLOSED FEBRUARY 22D.
Southern Railway Company.

FTtIkUt DFDtT lIlCIII.
Richmond, Va. February 20, 1897.
THE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF THIS
COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED MON
DAY FEBRUARY 22d Washington's Birth
day Perishable freight only will be de-
liyered on this day between the hours OF
Re H-lt e. IL LEA, Agent
The state herald., 1897-03-19
ALIAS SUMMONS,

STATE OF colG,rIiMdo, i,,Ii ss In the county court.
James Orr plaintiff vs. samuel II. Shriner,
Kate shriner, A. II. Boden. Gade Weaver and
W. -. Kelsey defendants.
The People OF The State OF Colorado,
To samuel II. shriner, Kate shrincr. A. II
Bodcn, Gade Weaver and ". ID. Kelsey the
defendants above named. GREETING:
You are hereby require. to appear in an
action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff In the county court. Of
Phillips county, state of Colorado. aud ans
wer the complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof. II served with
III this county: or, II served nut of thl- coun-
ty, or by publication. within thirty days al
ter the service hereof, exclusive { the day
| Of service; or Judgment by default VIII be
taken against you according 20 the prayer
of the complaint. And II a copy Il the COM
| plant In the above entitled action be not
served with this summons. or II the service
hereof be made out of this state. then ten
days additional To the time hcreinbeforc
specified ior appearance and answer will be
allowed before the talk ng Of judgment by dc
fault rs aforesaid.
The said action IL brought to rrcnvcr the
sum OF s5us.O0 due upon u rcrtnin promissory
| note anu "hItRuEt ut'u 10 secure tue rhll'
and To foreclosc said mortgage deed on lot
eighteen (lsl Ia block No nv, 10 In the oriRi.
nal town OF H"lyokc Colo according to the
recorded plat thereof said note and mort gage
deed hn, Ing been assigned to this plainiin by
Pierce Wright and Company before due for II
valuable consideration and for the appoint
mcnt of u receiver to collect the rent Of said
premises Us will more fully appear from the
complaint In said action To which reference
Is here made;
And you are hereby notified that " you fnil
10 appear, and u answer the said complaint
NJ above required. the saii piainiir will take
judgment against you ns prayed for In com
pinint
Given under my hand and the seal of our
said county court nj lolyoke In said county,
thl, is day OF February \ u Isg7
(scall 81 SLATER, Judge.