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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-07
S Z NJ N @ n S .
THE DISTRICT CoUHT OF The

, = DIS } III
I >,,ur-! Judicial l':siE.'t u the State Ci NJ
vaGa. IN ana ;rr the County Ci GfIashy.-
AGNTS HAHN, plaintiff. JOIN HAHN
,lt Z, lilat A,t,. h-ogEIi ia the I3-strc: C>aIt
Of the ;. cOnd judicial DIsrri,t Of tie State Of
Nevada. III and for the County Of p-Inshy. and
Tie Complaint fled in sad county Of Orrnsby,
in the Office of the Clerk uf sale, District CoErt.
The state Of Nevada st iidk gre, ting to JOHN
HAHN defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear in al action
izuu. lit e;.iIst YOU by the ah,He named plaiu-
tiff the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State &c Nevada. IN aid tor the
County Of OTrnsiy. and TO ans wer the complaint
fled therein "a copy Of which accompanies this
Summons within ten days exclusive Of tie day
Of servicol after the service Oh You Of this Sum-
l;lons-if served within this county: orif served
cut OF TINS county, but in this District. within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days--or
JutiIiIltL; ty default Ill m tahtu sgaiIlst You.
Ihc raid action is brought to dissolve the
bonds Of lnstriulony heretofore and now exist
H., oetwce yourself and the plaintiff. upon .he
aiI.s, srouEG Of wilful dcsegticn Of plaintiff
for NOE han two years last past, and failing 70
rvvide tie plaintiff ind family the common
LtctsssTi,s ,f lie Tor period If Incr- than two
v'srs last past: thai the plaintiff lie awarded
te care aIc custody Of the MINOR child. EVA.
tthe iawfnl issue oi vonc lrarrissel, ant. judy
Iclii tor ftr sts If Ills SUIT.
End you ere hc-e1,y Itotifcil That If yon fail TO
appear and answer IL. said complaint as above
rtGuircd. the said plaintiff Will apply at the
neat term Of this Court tx til, r..iri prayed
tttreln
kMS Given under ny hand sn6, the seal
Is 96SA e TIE District Court 4 tie Second
~ judicial District of the State Of Ne
vada in a.d FOR the County If ornsl,y. this
nrsS day t.: August, in the year # or Lord.
one .LuCsaIs. eight hundred and Seventy -four.
THOS. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Thos- WELLS, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-07

L Location Of princiai place of bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location q
works, White Pine county, State ni
Nevada. There are delinquent upOrt
the following described stock, or
account of assessment NO. y levied OF
the 18th day Of May A. H. 1874, ia
several amounts set opposite the r.amr,
OF the respective share holders il said
company, rs follows:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-07
not ICE.

PROPOSALS WILL EE i.IfFiTED
II at the oh ~ .i's s'oIIsr,aI s;iljn. t,Jis.-
pany y. iTpIre & y to- L. 1t =: ten do n"
ELK q Ell AFT ri. h ret 10 =. ."li a.. -, IL
shalt twsa,y tive fec: U,tp- IC.l,-ur 80 SEQ
f3rnish every hiTg- tasIi.DiS Viii Ur Htsr.
lEentbiy icy 81 s.rk ,.ul,r i>. tes Nv, -,
cent. vtti i.:, =. :l..is,I OF ;nt ~
-. :.CCEWGUN.
y22-icI S,,:ttsr..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-03
WAY rmr ucrrRu DIDN'T coue.

They have a new hired girl over at
keyser's farm, just outside OF Newcastle.
,nd on Tuesday, before starting to spend
with friend, Mrs Kryscr instructed
tie girl TO wbilewash The kitchen in her
'boenee. Upon returning, Mrs. kpyser
"uud The jrb done Ia very satisfactory
manner On Wednesdays Mrs. keyscr
dwa!s churus, aud last Wednesday
hen she was ready she went out, aud
iudiug That Mr. Keyscr had already put
he milk into the churu, she began 10
urn the handle, This was at g O'Clock
"a the morning, aud she turned until 10
without any signs Of butter appearing
II en ,he callcd ii lie hired man aud hc
orncd until dihnertime, when he knock
ID off with some very offensive language
addressed 10 that butter which had not
ct cone, Amer dinner the hired girl
.uok hold OF the crank aud turned t en-
rgeticalIy uulll O'Clock, whn she let
20 aud gave It up. Then Mr.. Keyser
what was the matter with that churn
nyhow. II WAS a good enough cburn,
It people only knew enough 10 work Il.
hr. Key ser theu worked the crank until
$3.50, when, as the butter had not come,
lie surrendered IL agniu to The hired man
tecause be had an engagement IN the
village. The man ground tho machine
q an accompaniment Of frightfni
mprecali0us. Then the keyscr chil.
ireu each took turn Tor half an
nour, then Mrs. Keyser tried her hand
,ud when she was exhausted she again
Unlisted the hired girl, who snid her
PRAYERS while she turned. Bat the but
ser didn't come When Kcyser came
ilme aud found the churu suH iu action
te blasted his eyes aud did some other
innocent swearing, aud then seized the
aAudIe aud said bed make the butter
come if he kicked ap au cart quuke Ia
uiug it,, Mr. kes ser effected abUut 900
IftEotuuous OF the cf1uk a minute enough
/ so have made any ordinary butter come
from the ends OF The earth; aud when
shc preparation began to stream from
am aud still The uuuer didn't come, he
altered one Wild sell Of rage and disap-
poiurmeul aud kicked The cburu over the
leuee. When Mrs, ke}scr went 10 pick
a up she pot her nose down close 90 the
oauetmilk and toUk q .utI Then she
understood how il was The GIN had
mixed the whilewash in the church and
/ .elt IL there, a good, houest intelligent
servant who knows how TO churu cau
dad a situation al X yser's 14Irrs j-
/ vacancy .-- Ma 1deicr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-03
a atAKEn paiNTEH's Proverbs

Never send an article for publication
ai;haat giving lbe editor lby name, for
thy uame Uhenumes secures publication
10 worthless articles.
Thou shoalJsl not rap At the door Of a
printing otiiae; f.r hr that apswercth the
zap sneeselh iu hi. sleeye aud I5scth
time.
Never do lbou loaf about, nor knock
down the type, Or the DJys wiH love thee
as ibry DO the saado trees-wbeu thou
Geavesl.
Thou shouIdst never read the copy on
else piutet's case or on the sharp aud
BDoEcd eontnnsr thereof, .or be may
suaek thee down.
Never inquire ol the editor for uew..
tar heliold # is hl. bu.iHss, 20 give il 20
tbee at tie appointed tlme without ssh.
8z i5rit.
o. Is not right that thou shouldst ssk
sIm sho i tile aatisor 1T au artg.e. t3f Il
il bis duty 70 seep such things nato him
seiL
When lhou dost eutef Lis Office. take
beed unto itgseif ibat tbou dost a0t look
81 sbat may c9aeefn thee NOT, f9F that
il not meef ia tas sight " good breed
ing
Aellher examine tboa ihe proof sheef,
Tor H is a0t fesag 10 meet tblns eye.
fItUsf fft4t.. f4ss-f 5f.45t 4.t4s.4
i'fslet tiape oaH nwu paper . aus
OTHER aud ta5seri.e ir & mmed.ate
Pa iof i ID advance, aad j. shall -
well with thee sad thigs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-03
NOL LUAiE XIV


iu an adlrf. before sn agricultural
sae.ely, Ma Uarcleg gave uusaucs to
lbe tai'8vIug sound suasrsUanss
thg truth which am uaw anxious 70
impress is ibi., tbal ua poor usn can
affard 30 be a poor farmer Wbfa have
recommended agricultural improvements
I bere unea been told that expensive
farming viii DO well enough ior rich
people, but we who arc iu moderate cir.
cumslauees csuuot aootd lt. Now, Ills
uut ornamental lafmiuE / recommend,
hul profitable farming 1t is tue that
'be aWauHI of a mans capital mast IA
the limil of u business ia agriculture a.
in everything else Bnt, however poor
you may be-, sou eau afford to cultivate
and wen, II ven can sllHd 10 cultivate
% at alt. Is may be cut OF your power 90
keep q large farm n high state ot euItl.
valjun, but you should rest part Of 80,
AID cnHiva'c "a small one. lFYau ara
roor mau yuu eauuet AFFORD iotaisr small
crops, yuu cauuol afford tn accept
"at rup lram hud capable uf welding
Whole oue. II you arc poor mau, v0u
uHuut afford tu fence woaeres 90 stears
'he crup uu ought to grow uu one acre;
you cannot gtl,rd 10 pay or lose the iu.
trresl ou the cost OF one hundred acres
of laud TO get tho crops that viii grow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-03
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-03

4 nuhnqur boy has exploited great
glory hy his s. 80 ia charming venamnus
serpeRts. Master Maurice Ntlsnding-
hsn for such H. iiIs uamr peruil. tic
reptiles 90 taiue abpul bia, aud their
fsugs he iesrs not. Ile begau abaut a
year ago with = nile.nake, and has
since maize Lsocoou 81 himself sith
81 ihe different serpents % Tie region.
Iic hss aisa SET up as q Professor. sad
has IsFtr cIass Il other buys 60 whom
Be imHar l's secret. some GHe dav
there w9 Sc funeral n DaaaqHe.
aud on 81 sH.kr. lanefaI either
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-03

Naa #avr aas eaa3 na fo 'oak 90, ST.
.a.ss. s.sh.#. aa.f ta. armef a good
m.gr ua. j guess Fn, eaanea.l Yau
a# s.t as. M. u.s aauga-, Wlmh,
us aa.f
! amw aaH.aH .. aa. af lbat pcrpet
at qaeHa.. .Has began almost 10 wish
.Um a## aed somo bIemi.h in ms
btrsalu, .f E. wwa uug la be- able q, give
O satisfactorily answer, buf really the $40.
tma -.r med to be perfect, hj. sole uu-
desirable qaaiaY being, tbat he was So
quiet Goo harne.s. that my wife could
dfIvg hm. aud llked 20 DE- So, which iu-
iergelyj occasionally with ms tides
Beiare had htd hIm six weeks, rbs
.qurc uigered hundred guinea. for him
sud refused H. That one fact is more
ylnquout tbau several pages Of ealogistio
description
~tA months aher had acquired lhls
cheap paragon, my wife went 20 stat
with one OF our married daughters, who
Was .rttled near Lincoln, and / wa. tu
pa} a shorter yi-i before she icf, max
ing ID clergsmau's week uf ia. From m5
parish 90 Lincoln, il eas seventy mllrs.
uud uu old college FREUD uad q living
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-03

a DHbuf HUIe dafery refused q 20
TO church, kass Ae diia'l want % lJok
there Ike Aucklsberry 10 pan VI milk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-03

TIE @0f.t klnI 81 education 10 be
brouga, Up b a poileenaa
, 1874-11-25

in use and sufficient Accommodations for the
small military force which might temporarily
be commanded to Frederiksted will be obtained
in the apartments in the lower part Of the
southern curtain.
The above-stated alterations would cause
an expense ofS115O.68
But at the same time there will be saved
!. the rent of the Schoolhouse at Friedens-
field .$l68 p. a.
2. {" " " Teachers Dwelling
do .............- II
s." {" d" Buildings for Court
house and Police Office at Frederik-
sled ......... ....'''.'... 800.
$618. p. a.
besides which the expenses for keeping the Pc.
lice.Prison in repairs will also be saved, and
the Colonial Treasury will also be having a
yearly revenue from the rent of the Police
mems houses at Kingshill, c $3.50 p. a. By
the sale Of the Police Prison as well as Of
all supelfuous materials and articles of inven-
tory, the Treasury will also be gaining a
revenue, which, however, can not at present
be calculated.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-06
SynOpsis County Court, March Term
1874


j. NJ. Morgan J. P. ia civil district ?
qualified.
C G. Thompson J. P. in civil district 7
qualified.
Guardians Appointed
Thompson Allen guardian of Florence
Cooper
VIM. NJ. Norment guardian Of Thomas
S. Minter.
C. p. Malone guardian of his children.
Eliphalet Brown guardian heirs G..
w. Harris, decd
NJ. II. Daniel guardian of B. P league
w. d. Cheshier guardian heirs G.. NJ
Williams, decd.
W. D. Gather guardian of 7. D. & J.
w Hunt
Hiram Vinson guardian of his chill
dren
S. J. Doyle guardian of Octavia Doyle.
Virginius Ammons guardian of Vir-
ginia H. Ammons.
Richard Hill guardian of NJ Z. &
VIM. SlUan.
A. 7. MeNeal guardian heirs A. Mil.
Ter, decd.
G. A. Swinebroad appointed admins
traitor of the estate OF G. w. Swine-
broad deceased.
Joseph g. Allen apprenticed to T. G.
Patrick
A distribution of the insolvent estate
of 5. r. Harris, decd, ordered.
Commissioners appointed to assign
homestead and dover to Ellen Dorion
Commissioners appointed to assign
homestead and dover to Virginia s
Cooper
Commissioners appointed to assign
homestead and dover to Julia Caring
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-06
Land Sale.

By virtue of a Trust Deed to me exc
cuted by Abner @. helms and wife So
phrOns Nelms on the 24th day Of April,
1873, duly registered IN Record Book "B''
of Trust Deeds, etc, pages 43S, 439, 40
of the Records If Hardeman county, said
trust deed having been made to secure
certain Indebtedness therein specified,
will, at the request of the benefioiaries,
sell at public sale for cash. on Monday,
the 9th day Of March, 1874. between the
hours of u m and 2 p m, at the Court
House door Of Hardeman county, in the
town of Bolivar, the following described
property, lying and being IN the county
Of Hardeman and State of Tennessee,
being certain lot or parcel of land, con-
tanning one hundred aud fifty acres, in
the 1lth civil district Of said county of
Hardeman, bounded on the north and
west by the lands Of ]. w. Mullins, east
by the SwinebrOad Tract, now owned by
the said Abner G. helms, and south by
the lancs of William Jones, which said
tract Of land IS the same conveyed to said
Abner G. helms by deed from w. H.
Bryant, which said deed, duly registered
in said county of Hardeman, is hereby
referred to for a more specific description
Of said $50 acre tract Of land. Equity Of
redemption is expressly waived. The til
tie is believed to be good, but ! convey
only as Trustee. ID. L. MCKAY,
Trustee
Vance d Anderson, Attorneys. Tfeb6W4
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NOR-ReSideRt Notice.

State Of Tennessee n
HardeBsaR County. w. a. H.
In the Circuit Court of Hardemsn,
County-Pitser Miller vs w. H. PAS
rick
In this cause it appearing from the
affidavit Of plaintiff that the defendant
is justly indebted to the plaintiff, and is
q nonresident of the State, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him, and an original attachment
having been sued out before me, clerk
of said court and returned to the March
term of said court, and the same having
been returned by the sheriff of said
county of Hardeman, and by him execn-
ted, by serving punishment on Moore
* McNeals, commanding them to answer
before the Judge of our said court at the
March term thereof 1874 1t is there
fore ordered by the clerk of SAID court
that publication be made in the Bolivar
Bulletin newspaper Published in the
town of Bolivar, Tennessee, for four cons
secutive weeks, commanding the said
W. Il Patrick to appear before the
Judge Of said court at Bolivar on the Sd
Monday in March 1874, aud make de-
tense to said suit against him or the same
will be proceeded with exparte
J NJ. RICHARDSON,
Feb. 18th, 1874 Clerk
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A Woman at the Case.

The Memphis appeal of last Monday
contained the following local:
The Appeal compOsing~room afforded
a notable event in topographic circles in
this city Saturday aud last night, being
that of lady compositOr working at
the case the first instance of the kind
that ever occurred in mphis-indeed,
1t is a very rare occurrence that women
are seen working at the printing busi-
ness, except in some subordinate capaci-
ty, in the South. The event alluded TO
was the theme of conversation among the
craft yesterday, and as far as we could
learn, seemed to be regarded in no other
than favorable light This is quite q
change in the sentiment of the craft to-
ward women cOmpOsitOrs, as previous to
she war, one of their clauses in the con-
stitution of the International TypOgraphi-
cal union positively forbade the encOur-
agement or employment of the fair sex
in the printing business. This objection
able clause, however, has been expunged,
and, we believe, women compositOrs are
received into membership in all cities
where typographical unions exist and,
when competent, are permitted to work /;
and, he it said to the credit Of the typo
SA"PhAO"i AAaeeEHltyi E6celNO IDo same
pay as male cOmpOsitOrs. The lady eu-
gagged on the appeal proved by her work
that she is an excellent compositor,
Thoroughly au fat in all that pertains to
the art, and, 20 use phrase peculiar to
the composing room, "hsld her own ="
equal to the most expert of the opposite
sex. She is a married lady, her husband
/ also being a comp sitor She served
her TINA principally in Chicago, and
! ;!iheld cases at one time in Fort Wayne,
| Indiana, where also she was the first
lady cOmpesitor who ever worked in that
city. The lady came to this city, in con.
/ panv with her husband, about three
/ months ago-he working regularly on
the appeal, but she, preferring all day
/ work, applied at the book and weekly
newspaper Offices for work, failing IN
which, she went to work in millinery OF
! dressmaking establishment, ard struggled
along with the exceedingly low wages
until she concluded to brave the conspi'
Guilty necessarily attending night work
! and applied for and obtained work on the
| appeal, with the result as above stated
/ Printers are, by those who know them
least, regarded as hard set Of fellows
If those who entertain sucn opinions
could have witnessed the respect paid
this lady during her hours of work, they
would have been Thoroughly convinced Il
the contrary. In fact the printers ex.
press themselves highly pleased will
the elevating association,