The Beatrice Daily Express (Beatrice, Neb.)
March 18, 1886

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DAILY EXPRESS. Beatrice, Nebraska. gy M A# BROWN. Entered at the Post office at Beatrice, (iatf* Co.. Nebraska, at second clots matter. DAILY EDITION. mall, oa® year......$60) carrier, week. 15 WSEKLY EOVTION. One ^ear........—.$1 50 Bix months.. To THURSDAY, MARCH 18. PUBLISHER'S ANNOUNCEMENT. With the commencement of* volume three tbc Daily Exnutse lias been enlarged to seven col amos, and the quantity of matter In all depart menu proportionately increased. It in the in tention of tb® publisher to keep the paper up to tk« high®-1 standard possible, and to make it at all times a worthy representative and mouth-piece o f one of ibs most a'Tiv* cities in the West. The price remains, as heretofore, at $6.00 per y**ar by matt; by carrier. 15 cent* per week. the wbekly txraKiui Maintains its place a* one of be leading news* papers of the South Platte country, and at the re duced price of $1.50 per annem la the cheapest newspaper in Gage County. Its subecriptian list has grown; steadily and rapidly, until it is now without doubt the best advertising medium In Gage Conniy. It gives every week a full re sume of local state, and genera) news, and its editorial department treats all pub ic questions with candor and fairness. It is the aim to make It on® of i he best newspapers for the home that ir published in the West. Liberal discount to clubs Address all communications to M. A. BROWN, Publisher, Beatrice, Neb. The postal savings bank proposition has come up in Congress again. The rumor that old Geronimo and his murderous Apaches intend to sur render indicates that he lias lieen given a whiff of ham and whisky. Dh. Milieu has notified the brethren that he will soon return to Omaha, hav ing shaken off the "inoecuous desue tude” of the national capital and spiked the guns of J. Sterling Morton. All hail! _____________ The newspapers begin to talk about the good times coming. The country has been waiting now for a couple of years for these same good times, and it’ they are coming it is well that they come quickly. The Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul railroad is to be extended to Kansas City, and contracts for construction have already been let. This insures an other boom for Kansas City, which is already iiecoming noted as the “boom ingesf’ city of the west. Pk, I have to inform you as follows: The commissions for the quarter ended September 30. ISM, amounted to $16.36. In your money order statement for the w eek ended February 7, 1885. you cred ited yourself with said commissions and you also debited yourself in the same statement with £'22. due to the United Stateshv tha late I*. M.. making a net debit of $o.R4. your receipt for which is now on file at this office. The commissions which accrifcd to Ids credit from October 1.1884, to Januan 23, ISSo. were transferred on the books of this office. January 25. 1886, to the credit of his general postal account to offset a balance due by him to the United States on said account. Respectfully, I). McCoxville, Seth II. CiiAto. Auditor. Wvrnore. Neb. For KnMWiurr Only. Lincoln Journal Topic. lion. Church Howe has lxfn in tire city for a (lay or two. and has kindly called upon these Topics, leaving his card as the desk was unfortunately empty at the moment. We much re gret missing him. for we should have drawn from him the facts in a matter of muAt interest to Mr. Rosewater— whether he is actually a candidate for congress. In the absence of definite in formation we are only able to advise Mr. Rosewater to lie low and keep his eye [reeled. Tlir Hnrj»1o« Tw >1 «irh for Tt»r»n. Phil -de?pbia Record. Among the greediest grab tier* of Fed eral money for local uses are the loudest howlers for the old Jeffersonian doc trine of State rights. Imagine a Jeffer sonian democrat of the old school voting away S77.000.0i*) of revenue of the Fed eral treasury for distribution among the States for school purposes or for township roads and bridge**! A *maii steamer to be used for fishing, hunting and other pleasure excursions will be put on the Klkhorn river tins summer ny a few West Point gentle mern interested in manly sport. HOE ASK AS BAPXb GEOWTH Nebraska happily escaped those civil *»ttU» left that 1 Keep in ca*e I should be again attacked k rotn Long Kmc, Brown Co., Neb., ame good news in a letter from Mrs. M. A. Morford, who says: u Two bottle* of Athlophoros have al most cured a lady here who was a great sufferer from rheumatism. Fhe has been nsing the medicine for about two weeks and finds great improvement. She thinks it a most valuable remedy and is so pleased with it that she doesn't know how to ex press herself, bit says that those who make »t are angels f»*r helping her to much. 1 have also recommended it to several other persons." “Borne fourteen months ago," says A. Hayward, of Burlington, la,, ‘‘I was at tacked with inflammatory rheumatism. I tried a dozen different kinds of medicine said to cure /heumatism, but to no pur pose. Finally, I procured a botti# of Athlophoros. After osing the bottle it did me so much good that I bought another, but did not have to use more than a third of the second bottle before i was entirely cared. From that tiufe up to the present I have never had earthing like rheumatic pains, and I thank Athlophoros for the cure.” Thomas McCue, Bush's block, Dubique, la., whose wife was cured by Athlophoros of a terrible case of rheumatism, declares it was ‘'truly a miracle in my wife’s case." If yon cannot met ^thujtoobos of your drag gist, we will send it express paid, on receipt of regular price—one dollar per bottle We prefer that you buy it from your druggist, but If he i hash t It, do not be pertuadftd to try something else, but order at once from u*. o« directed, i ATOtoruoro* Co. 112 Wed street. New York. tflMIMA FARMS W circular. A. O. BUS Climate, Cbsap borne* orthem Colony. Send for Cwtralla. W*. PIANOS, ORGANS 7th Year of Business la thl# Hue In Beftrlw Strictly First-Class Iutramts j A *peci»Jty. No other* far- nUheu except on »pe cl*! oAfer. j Haines, Sohmer, Albrecht Piano* are in the front r*nk. The Wilcox and White Organs Unrivaled In tone and dnrab'.l Sir l»v any organ In the w* rid. The m-e! of tune term# given. M;. murlc room i# tomeiiDi't closed. When 1 am om le*Te name on door. Ai.* at* open ail d»; hat tbla 1 great “winger i* Boar ainytng million#. Su one 1* too rich to «w at»v« seeding one, and no j one U too pvrr *o own e»*«? of th« n- untiring helpmeet*. whl'h *l«ur* •wetly thnl not loudly* while it work*. Lad**# are rordlalfc tamed io TtaJI ot»r ftke* 1 tad latwct our new peer **i. F," Macdin**. i So trouble |a explain tbcu to uilm. WM, H. CLARKK, Manager, *M Mb at. Heat rice. •Mtf W. W. HUNT, MANAGER. Ir hitebreast Coal Co., BEATRICE, NEBRASKA. Hard and Soft Com. Always on Hand. LEADERS IN LOW PRICES Up-Town Office First Nat. Bank Building, Telephone 41. Office at Yards, Tolephono No. 80. Pioneer Jewelrv StoreT S W WADSWOSTH. TMJl f»1AM(l\I>. TURGOR AMI I'KVUI. HINOS, Ladies’I Gents’ Fine Gold Watches. ALSO A FI LL LINK OF SILVER AND SILVERINE WATCHES. No. 407 Court Street. BEATRICE. NEBRASKA TH K. [Rst National Bank Boatrico, Nobrnska. 409 Carr t Steeet, CAPITAL., 1,100,0OO Established by Smith Crotbers in 1872. Organized as a National Dunk In 1877 v.i:b a Capital of $50,000. Increased June ICfh, I8E5, to £100.000. /fastness Solicitesi from a!! Portions itf the C'mtntry and from Adjoining Tonvm. Foreign Exchange Fought amt Sold on all of the Principal European it id. The Fund« of this Hank are Protected by the Corliss Purgtar. Proof Safe. J. E. SMITH, President. S. C. SMITH, Cashier. J. HENDERSON, Assistant Cashier. BEATRICE FLORAL CONSERVATORY,! i No. 1405 Elk Street. G. W. MOORE, PROPRIETOR A larire supply of Hot-Houao Plante, choice Roane and Everything in the Floral Line always on hand. Also a Complete Line of Small Fruit* awl Ornninenlttl Nlmihs on Hand. We will endeavor to keep everything in this line and furnish Mime on short notice and at reasonable raten. Out flowers •eeured ip twelve hours. MEM VIGOROUS HEALTH J15 r farir u i*r £TA,AbZ.t ..ii fujj ijt j 1 *KTe t4 i.) )irV*7i.,V'-Mnie* Irlfli. 4U A*--! Men# t r F*tbt Y»«t* la t tJJ‘/nsari| rv.s*«» IF tl«-, r**t'.rq j>r*n. Badtiror-*. 'V-wti f.jil vil.iU.'FU tin.l i a1'*’ thr.lr ric R*. R« **I»* that Ha* Kr.T, ll'i'9.»i.)«, li 41 int Inkrfiie ri.»i atrstHAi to Iritfmm, or ranee q i>r ,u F1*». byt So f tJ*»«4 dr'./ The fcatuf 4 11 h* ttiganium e n n#»*nr o* n-« Jg^usht *W.Kt b? tridirrfJuu, L* w rm, £r*l a I try* »»*at *>»4 u« Wort.« wvtr tiun.i, vi:h 4**4*-m-■> itfruur Ir-iis' to. r. ad TKlAI- i’M’H/.tif.i >1 K.»Kft Vimn' i fftCATHCirr.—On t). tnU.11 M. Tk««, *7 HARRIS REMEDY1 CO., Mix CHMOTf, THOS. YULE A. SON S Abstract I .nan Office u low *ny offlct ta He m ttid no delay in far til*hit'. j money Coapitti Abstract si Title t« Usds n Out c«. -akktv uertiurr vaults. OS™ os Korfb Tlf(S Btiot, totiroos Court rod RIU. A. V. S. SAUNDERS, Alwtractor ami Conveyancer. RKATMK K, XK«. Ilnving nearly completed my ahatrart hooka, 1 •m f oily prepared to tract Hue or make rortlfltd abstract* n abort n *lc* Oflico on aecond floor of berk betiding, fleet at the right of the alaira. WE HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCI Of FANCY GROCERIES seen An Jellies, Jams, Maple Balk and Bottled Pickles^— Soaps, Flaforini Eitraets, Which we Offer for the text THIRTY DAYS AT COST In order to redact, itoek. Glee a* X call »Dd tie convinced that C. J. Schmidt Son -GIVE BETTER BARGAINS FOR CASH Then any other Grocery ffoeee In the r!jy. MO. 415 COURT BTHRIKl THE OMAHA TO CHICAGO SHORT LINE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL RAILWAY. THE BEST ROUTE PROM OMAHA TO All Points in the East. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, 8t. Paul, Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Froeport, Davenport, Rook Island, Madison, Rockford, Elgin, Winona, Janesvillo, Beloit, La crosse And «l! olt.r Imiolntml Point* North rnet «nd SonthtMt, For through tickets call on the ticket agent at Bratrirr. Jirb. Pullman sleeper* and the finest din lair tar* in the world are rnn on the main ;!Uf,*of th* Chicago. Milwaukee and Ht Paol K«iUa*. and every attention i* paid to partt n g« r* bj c .urU oua employees of th- C"tnp.«ny'" K. MILLER. A V, II. f'ARPBSTBR, General Manager. Uen‘1 Paaa'g Agant. J. V. TC f>r, J.fc? BDMAN,Lond- MW mlf Oyer 1*1 fig Wash I a* War tuiit a. If |on want one *end tie your name, SdJisarwjsjgft^— T>*u’»wi

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DAILY EXPRESS. Beatrice, Nebraska. THURSDAY, MARCH 18. Notice to Dally Subscribers. Subscribers to (tie Daily Exraas* will confer . P. Gillette's. Fruit and candies at W. O. Gibbs. Remember Gillette when you want coal. ___ Coal and wood delivered from Gil lette's. _ Three cigars for 5 cents at Barmby’s grocery. Hard anil soft coal of all kinds at Gillette’s._ Ask to be shown our Acme bill holder and ledger.__ For ladders of every description go to Washburn Co. Three cans of black berries at Bann by's for 25 cents. Two second hand show cases for sale cheap at Lamb’s. A full line of alabastine, ail colors at Washburn Co’s. Go to the U. P. bakery for f resli bread, buns, cakes and rye bread. The “Dasher”—the best live cent cigar in the city, at W. O. Gibbs. Chamber's Encyclopedia, sheep bind ing: 10 vols. *18. Lamb’s Hook Store, miotf All klnast week. Our girl-readers are now reveling mid the “Lucy Hooks," while the boys are enjoying the "Palmer Series." LITTLE LOCALS. RKIEF MENTION OF MINOR MEWS ABOUT TOWN. —The streets were never much mud dier than they are at present. —Hogs brought $3.30 at outside fig ures in the local markPt to-day. —Is this spring, or is it not spring? is the great question among those who are most interested in the weather. —Matters in the county aqd police courts were extremely quiet to-day. there being nothing of news interest. —I’ejple seeking locations are arriving in town every day. and Beatrice is tak ing hold with the opening of the season. —The river rose two or three inches during the night and remained station ary to-day. It is away over the banks now. —This is the year that Beatrice will boom as she never did before. If the people will only take hold and make it do so. —The chance is still open fur the building of tliat new opera house and new hotel heretofore mentioned in these columns. —A daughter weighing nine and a Irnlf pounds, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. M. I). Rolierts, on the morning of the loth inst. All doing well. —The caucus in the Fourth ward will' be held to-night at the school liouse on Smith llros.' addition, to nominate an alderman from that ward. —Candidates for city offices are com ing to the front at the rate of three or four a day now. The campaign is not going to be a failure by any means, —The Ilea trice Benevolent associa tion will meet at three o’clock Friiiay afternoon at the Cbristain church. All vice presidents are requested to lie in attendance. —The Sunday school instit ute of the Christian chinch opened last evening, conducted by A. D. Finch, state Sunday school evangeli st. The Institute will be enlivened by the bestof music. Every body is invited to attend. —Rawlins |>ost G. A. R.. will hold an open meeting at the hall next Saturday* afternoon at 1:S0, winch all the com rades from the county are cordia llv in vited to attend. The meeting will be something like a camp-lire, and a pleas ant time is expected. —The people should turn out next week and give Halliday Ac ^borne’s dramatic company a rousing benefit. The proprietors are citizens of Beatrice, and they have kept a company on the road during one of the hardest seasons known to the show business in a long time. —Sam Hecks, of this (iiattsmouth) precinct, left to-day with his family and household effects for the vicinity of Be atrice, where he lias a farm. Hi* many friends in this city and vicinity greatly regret his departure, and wish him every good fortune in his new home,— PkUtmivwih Journal, —Soon as the water mains are put IdMHi tmA the work— the gas mains, if any is needed, is done, steps should tie taken toward paving the streets. Their condition at present is worse than it should be under any circumstances, and the time is not far away when some thing will have to lie done to remedy it, —The interest manifested in the old fashioned spelling bee. to lie given by the ladies of the Unitarian church at Good Templars’ hall to-morrow even ing. promises a full house. The vol ume of poems, as first prize. Is worth contending for, and the booby prize would lie an ornament for Barnutn’s museum. Come one. come all. who wish to spend a pleasant evening. —Kemember the liook sociable at the residence of Hon. N. K. Griggs this evening for the lienefit of the library. A book, periodical, or cash admits one. The guests will tie entertained with choice vocal music and literary exer cises. All are cordially invited to at tend. There are some sets of liooks which can be had at the book store at reduced rates. Miss Alcott’s works are in great demand at the library, their set being literally read to pieces. A number of people might club together and buy a set. thus winning the lasting gratitude of the young people. Vfont* C itriulw. An exchange sav*: "The Jay Simms Comedy appeared a! the opera house last night for the second time. The play presented was the famous French drama. Monte Christo, written by Al exander Dumas, and w hich has been so widely read and often played upon the stage, alway s with great success. This drama is one of unusual interest and full of thrilling situations. The compa ny is a strong one and for the presen tation last evening the players were wisely selected and well adapted to their various characters. Mr. IV. S. Hieti anlsou was the favorite and la-sides playing the title role impersonated four other characters in excellent style. Jay Simms and Clarence Ifolt as Fernando Mondegro and Doujjlas also came in for a share of the honors, while Miss Lois Ctark impersonated Merceries, the lead ing lady character in a highly satisfac tory manner." This company appears at the oi-era house in jleatrice three nights next week, la-ginning Monday. t.aun«'hinjf tit? t*ro|»elhMiu4t£* Iljr Hem)!, Tire rising water is Interfering with railroad arrangements in -nine jiarts of the slate, rolmnhus is particularly submerged, and eleven spans of the IJ. A M. railroart bridge east of Dime have been carried awav by the rise of tbe Platte. ,V» this bridge is on a branch line, it 1ms not interfered with tire miming of trains ill this part of the B. Ac M. system, lire O. B. V. bridge over the Platte has either gone out or is badly damaged, and the emrserjueiice is that the I’. 1*. trains are running irreg ularly. A transfer of passengers and baggage will be marie at the river, and in tliat way through travel will lie maintained until the break is repaired. The Blue is doing Its share of tbe damage in some pans. Tire (louring mill dam at Crete was carried away Tuesday night. If the rivers continue to rise, we may evpcrl to hear „f more I damage'. —The rehearsal of the e; Valen cia, loc; Sultana, loc. Aiti.ks Quarters, crop lsss. 8c; evaporated, lijc. I’-eaches—Salt Like, life; evaporat ed. 3V-: peeled, ti'ie. fish. FnEsn Fish—15c. Lake Fish—Xo. l whim in kits. 1 urn Salt Water Fish— Xo. 1 innhkerel in kits, 1 Si ruoru i k. I-.IH..-.— BrTTRIt— ltVn lac. Onv Salt Bacon -124**. I S ACEH Kit ACT—3U fl40r' JM1 gallon. ItOTATOES—flOfaTfip. ONiiiNs-sroi.oii. ITio VISIONS. 11am—I4c. SiloELDERS— 13c. ItllEAKEAST liACOV -14c. Side Bacon—Hip. Salsaok—Bologna. I k*. I I.Aiii>—lL’ic: liucket. IV*. 1 Ohikd Beet—20c. HIDE*. WOOL AND TALLOW. Hides—tlrmi, 4 75,n4 iii. Stik k Steers—3 onto4 INlCLTItY. i iik kens I 7V«2 Z5jkt iIom-ii. Tiki.kas—Live. 7c; cfressMl. |0r. DRAIN AND HAT. ft'he it —tj4k a fvv*. Oats—1SoO|>*. Hye-37c. i Harley—30c. Cohn—Slicllcil. 2Bc; r.ir, ‘Jk*. Hay—t no. Kj.A A KVn S>'. Stock Shkei*—1 OOfni 50 per hcail. Calves—4 i»r«4 to. Cattle fob Shii-cino—300014 on. SPECIAL NOTICES. AVicinr»f. C»U I »>o T J. Uowj a? Warn W lie factory. TOR SALE ssALE—A good alngle lw>r#e. Inquire of L W, I*. N'lfh3!?i.-3lf. TK VDE —I Ii*¥r 2jo «rt« of land la Jef. f'-taon county. 2 mile* from Kmiico't, that I A to f«r lot* or hoa.-r and k>t in Beat rice. W, f>. Mil —mlfdf TO RENT >K It RN r—Karta of 900 acre*, tit j acre* tilled ■»i acre* heg tight paetae. Large house er b#, etc, Cash rent. Buchanan ftro* mlft iif. LOS! J '**-T.-A bnnrh of key* from the Variety i etor*. belonging to Jack Wright city Imj| l»w»ter. Find* r niil 1m* auita 1/ lewardcil.'—;;t4 Doing e&at. lioing *ostti I'AMiKNAKK Tit AIN*. It A 51. B, K To Nebraska iitjr. leave*. From Nebraska City, arrive* Arrosifmod*'ion fr >tu Tobiaa. at A «emu notation for Tobias. If

5:19 S.tJS 12:10 11:45 3:00 f0:«» 3:15 r. p. w. it. For Omaha, leave* Prow Omaha, arrive*. Accommodation for Omaha leave* from Om iha, arrive* Marysville act om-and alien, leave* Central standard time I* need by tbe B end l'. P. railroad*. 5;W *4.17 11:15 7 M *5. flsOMNO or M.tlU II. A M a** B. A M aooth NEuc and nor* in *p»r« tim*;, or all the time. apitai not required. We wi *t#rt f linmcn*** pay rare for tho*. who atari at once. k «’o Portland. Muni UIRfilNIl FARMS “^p****- cheap home, COMING! COMING! opera Hoo •«—Three Wight*. Man'll 22rmj; goocl* arc all here awaiting your inspection at 502 Court Street. C. Steele DO YOU INTEND Paper Your House This Spring If to, rtmember‘hut I im prepared to execute all order* In pecontiK. Piner-HawiM. IiUoduuk. Or r»iniiug,(ib ibort ooticc, and gair inter honest work. CHAS. O. COLE. At Clancy A I>rag store. f^ftnl Notice*. of Kt brtiki, County of Gage: IN the matter of tbe estate of Hannah bha*. demod On readies: and filing to instrument In writ ing, purport Iff to be tb« last will of Han nth Shi*, late of tiagr County, Nebraska, deceased. ai**i also the ae* otnpanylug oetition of II or ire Biraor* and butiuty. Nebraska. representing among other thing* that the *»ld lianr.ah hhaw lately d'ed at Laona, Utg* t ounty. Nebraska: that a»ld in drumerji ia the ia*t will of said decaaaed. and that the «a:d Petitioner* are named tb>r,-io a* executor* and prayiug that aaid instrument »*w proved and allowed aa the tart Will and testa Hi*-ni of said Hannah Shaw, d* ea*ed: and that letter* of ad tin ml*'ration thereon issued to Ifora* e C, Harmor*- and Stephen Y.Bhaw. it la ordered? That *»W pi tition and prXi'r of Mid instrument he beard on 'he V'tJi day i f April, at !0 o ch rk i. n.. at ih* offir* of the Coonir Judge of (Jage County, Nebraska, when all Interested perrons may appear at my office and show cause why said prayn ahonM not be granted. O. M. EM LOW, County Juige. March IT. iHNd.—mlTdMt Adinlublratur'* Male of Ileal Kdulr. One of the best f»rn» In Hag* ioum), jfih acres only one half mile from Corttan I *1 a bar gain, must be a«Id Terms, ft Qu$ rash, balance on ten year* time, poasesatou gtren im ca*rit*u-)r Sauoire of Mre. M*rgar»-t tkanion at Cortland or A H. Babcock, attorney at Beatrice. 11. L. U«MtcK, tl**U A daaiolatraUr REMOVED! Randall Son Havo removed to the rear of Lamb’s Bookstore, 419 COURT STREET. And are beUt*r prepared then ever before to do al) work in their line In the beet man ner ar.d at living price*. DECORATING PAPER-HANGING A SPECIALTY. House and Sign Painring GRAINING AND IALSOMININQ. f Mail Orders Promptly Attended To KNTIMATKft tilt M»ll F.I>. ‘ANDERSON CO. The Cash Grocers. Dried and Canned Vegetables and Fruits! »T TUI r ARB oil CAW. Jellies Preserves STAPLE ASl> fancy GROGERIES M»WKK THAN BVBIL AN DICKSON CO., KM Surtli Firili Hlrrcl, PIONEER Meat Market! O. 1*. SAVAQB. Proprietor. Having a«aum. 1,'M) (»r*t;d Jnry ioup>riiif. A Ada* ha foi attachment, yo iirderof attachment, fb Attachment for contempt. M«i Preclpta. VO Kiecutloua. V*0 Kierntion on transcript. Vo erdict. vn Order of 300 C’aplar. 300 Pond for coat a 300 Bond in replevin. Bond in auacbiaaBt. 2ff*> May bond. #r» Appearance bond. In junction bond. #J*i Affidavit of publication, 3*3* Affidavit agalsat garelahae. fob »or»rr rrnng, J*«0 Cor U flea tea. ,V» Order of diaebarge. im fcummona. V> Iliac barge of admtailatrator, ate. 5; of '.‘I »<|I .n't t,.um.nl. aw Bail bond. SO Petition for probate of foreign will. Vn Garni* bee lummoai. W Citation. Vt Bond of araiguto. Vi Admuiietrator a bond All bide moat be ne»ied and flled with t k^**®1* 1 V* <,n oe April |JL j-fw.at a p iT.n.l„ «7 Mini” o, L THOMPSON. CV.i J. U. W.MUii.tw. .Printing (i,. H BhlnroH. 1 AH..I: n. g g.im, i'0. f'i,rk. B; Mere lee bp 9’tibIteetiuM. irU-e E. w H*^n, <tef«-a laot, will HP KK NO lf’15 ibat on ib* bib day of Febro f'1^' i'*e Mew Haven Cluck company B I'd K’irto fij I he f ouiitr Court of Gage f UB vN.w„ka, «g*i«*t Mid Char lea K. Wil intend3i»r. b««bjM4 t and prayer of which J «gain*t raid •.*f*r»iant for v. a *V: 11 m t fun and eoata The *«id ftsfii 'j*' *r **1* i| and delie r«‘J by ^..aitri o m rtei dant. <a«lr* K. Wit ao»i ji!l4«U' not ire that be r#i|uired t<i answer INHd *,n ihe 23,b day of March. U r. N8W UAVICM CMi-K CteMPAllY. *rc A tcBHBwa, aitkirnajra. iiated March 1, lMt.-47t4