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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-25

4lU IleTce, Lduo1
423 Freddy, John +
$50 Perasich, Elias
AT Patterson, Charles r
400 Person, Jesse
$50 Pixley, Robert F
574 Putnam, William
$50 Peters, Henry J
5s7 Pine, Horace a
694 Pierce, Eugene F
73s Powley, Alfred E II
TO Petretti, America
sol Pichette, Joseph
s24 Parrett, Thomas
$40 Packard, Edward J
So Parkinson, Edward J
s95 Plat, James
0O9 PLANES, Frank w
947 Perovich, George
957 Pedrotta, Gligio
1907 Petralli, Barnaha
1888 Putney, Oscar r
1851 Parker, Marvel
loss Perrault, Rock
os5 Quigle, William A
3s1 Quill, jeremiah
% Richards, John 5
IS Ryan, Christopher
IS Rosenstock, Joseph
los Ryan, Henry Is
1856 Robinson, Marshall
1876 Roche, Peter
S02 Richardson, Adelbert c
325 Risdon, John A
$50 Rigby, James A .'
365 Ravenelle, Eusebe
429 Ross, Alexander "
| 49S Rhodes, LATE
$40 Radzinsky, Isaac =.
SIG Robert, Henry ~E
, 1874-01-29
SUBURBAN NEWS.

Dctwoon 1000 and 5000 people in Elgin aro
dcbatlng tho momcntona question us to who
Mayor.
The noxt agricultural exhibition will occur on
Sept. /, 2, 0, md 4.
l'ooplo In tho Fourth District arc beginning to
aaggost tllat Con. Uurlbut looks bettor In Del-
vidore than In Congress-.
RIVER TAnK.
Tho entertainment lust Saturday evening for
the benefit OF tho FirRt Presbyterian Sunday.
school WIS very satisfactory. With tho asBiat-
anco Of number Of ladies from Chicago tho
tnb1oaux wore cnrried OH with perfect SUCCESS by
ladioa connected with the Hundey-Bohool. The
no1t entertainment willbo concert, to bo givot
Euh. Ii.
, 1874-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

Thcrc will DO prayer for colleges to-day. Tho
Rov. A. Z. Kittrodgo, Of the Third Presbyterian
Church, will preach before the University OF
Chicago at II O'Clock.
Tho Third Presbyterian Church will hold ita
monthly social gathering this evening". III tho
chapel IT tho church. corner Of Washington and
Carpenter streots. There will ba Al old
Folks CONCERT " as part Of tho entertainment
All lnombors Of tho congregation are cordially
invited.
The ney. DR.. Wise, Of Cincinnati, will giyo Q
FREQ lecture In English III tho congregatlon, , Of
l1olay Sholom, Wabash ayaune, ut 7 oolook thia
oyoning. The public aro cordially invited to
nttoud.
The young ladies' Of the Eighth Proabyterlan
streets, giye u granI literary ae musical onter-
taillment IN the cllurol. this evening. Admission
25 cents. REFRESHMENTS will bo suryod III TIC
Sunday School roo'ua utter the concert. Tho
proceeds arc TO apply towards tho organ fund.
Tho 1.cy. 7. G. Clenloning, pastor Of Grant
l'!!aco u. Z. Clnrot, haa hoen requeatod to re-
, 1874-01-29
poat l,ia Bcyn,on un Christianity nnl Bkcpti-
ciBm Compared" md will do 10 Sunday.

ciBm ComparotA" nnt will do 10 S.lntlhy.
Tho lumbormen Of Cl,lcago will hold n meot-
ing at O'Clock this ovoning, ut tho Fnoio llosol,
for tho purpose Of organizing d Lumbornaa'H
Association, n,N1 tleviBing some mcans to pro-
tcct tho trAto againHt dishonest carpenters and
contractors.
The members Of tho independent 0rdor Koatior
Shul Daracl (rho Iron Knot) will attend T. moet-
Ing Of pormonia Lodge No. 81, this evening, at
their hall Nos. 112 mid Ill Eaat Randolph stroos,
to receive visitors Of tho Order.
Thts evening, concert, tudor the direction
of h1r. i. W. Root. will bo given at Christ
Church. corner Of Michigan ayonuo and Twenty"
fourth atraot. 1t will bo IN enjoyable ontor-
tainmofit, and. M tic object Is to sustain lilo
missions Of tho church, 1t Ia to DO hopod that
oil who carl will attend.
ST. 1uKE'a nosp1TAr. ....
a company Of young 1adies mud gontlemon
Inns beon formed tor tho purpose Of producing
amateur thoatrlcals and Mrs. Jar1ey's Wax.
Works, this and tomorrow evening, III Standard
Hall, for tho bot,cnt Of St. LuloH
Hospital. Tho managers Of the enter.
taiumont nre A[ra. N. X. Fairbank'
A1rH Charles Cor1ey, Mrs. j.. T. Nyotsoll,
N1rB T. NJ Dnrkitt. Mrs. L. N. Buchhnn1ft Mrs.
=. Bimmonds, Mrs. W. T. ,Noyo. and Mira; g.
h1ayo'a, noar tho Palmer House; Mitchell i
HathawaYa, No. is Clark Btroot; and Jansen d
McClurg'a, No. III State Btreot. Tho proceeds,
as stnted aro for tho benefit Of tho hospital,
which ID ono Of tho best and most deserving
charities in tho city. It Ia supported aolcly BY
private do,ationB and IL consequently in need OF
all tho assistance It Gun recotyo from every quar-.
tor. The entertainment will be a worry interest
ing ono, and fully worth tho money paid to 800 It
, 1874-01-29
MIKE AND THE SUNDAY~SOHooL
MAN,

Thoro was a Superintendent of a Sunday
School OIL tho South Slide, Baptist Sunday
School, noar tho terminus Of ono Of tho branch
limos OF tho South Side Btroet railroad, who has
sourcd remarkably bright boy against religion
generally, and Baptist sunday-sehool suporin-
tendeuts in particular. The boy WAS too much
tlsgustcd about 1t to mention tho subject, but hc
lot 1t cut yesterday unawarea. Mike nBod to
out, mud his 90 wook ceaHod to DO forthcon,-
Ing 30 he turned hiB attontlon to tho highly
mercantile pursuit Of solling TIE Tn1nuNE oarly
IN tht morning, and piokiuK up odd Jobs during
tho day, ~ which no makes nearly g
in q lot OF coal yesterday, AMI whom
Ills work was ended hc camc for his quartor.
Tho Indy Of tho Aouso found herself out Of
change, md told Mike to como rouud the next
He said tho next day would suit him, as be. was
tired out. The lady asked him 1t bo did busi-
moss on q strictly credit baRiB. Mike snid ho
did not mind trusting; man oVor the
way owed him 30 conts, which he could
got any time, Ho only got fooled onco In lis
lifo, and ho Ind trusted . good many persons.
At tho recollection OF tho Que sad exception to
the prevailing honesty among his debtors,
Mies faco ssnmod very oontemp.uoua
TO- eA'a tic 81 sunday s' School over thero sad
his thumb tho sce,o OF this dire calamity, "and
tho Superintendent used to bo always tollin' mo
to work. I told him was ready to 60 to work,
and ho told mo to como around to his oihco ne1l
day and bod give NC plenty OF work. Well, o1
course l went round, aud he gayo mo lot o
| bifls to atick round on foncos and places, and
told mo II did that he'd give mt
s2.50. Mike says ho, .oome round about
o'clock aud ri pay you.. So Jest aot to work
md stuck up all thom bills about 30 high. i
| was hard work sticking them bills. but I go
| through. When I went to liis oltice for: tue
mouey did not 500 him, aud waited round. 1
WAS nigh o'clock and asked for him, and |
| gentleman in there told me hod gono East, ant
| wouldn't como back. So was out my $3.50.
at tho conclusion Of this painful narrative Mix
expressed hiB determination never again tt
trust Sunday y-sohool people. Uere's chano'
| for some ono to work q h0a!thy conversion.
, 1874-01-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
4 MINISTERIAL MoNEY.LENDER.

IN XII
,,,,o,,,,,,,. 4a,,, ,,,,, voo-
n'o4S '.soioat'i'H os"n.'1'"t'o. 'oon P,"eo
toFaay beiofo tho hosistof III bahKruttoy'
About tho lst OF Inst Novombor Harmon u. Am
nthnn Inv a n,,a,c.,,o,,or al 1trccnnrt. Amor-
.' 49, ''u1'e ..>1 IT,. T.. s.x
.."s H'a'eh tna3 n'a ao!l"aa "s'l'as t1os 10 io1
the sum OF about 81, ,ool for money adyanoeu on
notes forged by Batl Jonathan 1lny, and
in tlo furthor sum Of e1,030 Of, notes
..,,.,. ,... tr.,. ran ,,,a,,. nmorrta
e.!aA :" 49,, u' oo t.'o.,;,~ t,,n<,
ahd at various tmce' Athorn"B '1on
fore the filing Of tho petition, Ind. with intont
to dofraud Ills creditors. doparted from tho
nt,tn ~ oracouaoa md lint lin vita Eliza
ela.o' ~ "o' .'Ao :"D a,,1 o,,t
hiB stock Of pianos, sowing machines. aud mu.
atcal morchandiao, at largo Bncriiico, collected
M mrct AZ aha co,,ld on tito dobts owing him,
ant1 % tnni. t,,a nroronfia. Tho ordinary rule to
issuod, w ~ mud May subsequently adjudicatod
hnmkr,,nt. and Albert Dliss appointed Assignee.
oOn.f' maa im'mcdintoly went to work md lnid hold
of all 10 could got, far and near. Among those
s i By Mrs Hay 3or tat ,Da thG Aissnso
two two covers. e etc., whioL wero her own property.
ST,aa Hdn 1lay nlso iiod petition asking that /.
tIno stairway uplight piano might 10 returned
to i,er, which Bliss Ind wrongfully takon.
dav. to dotormlno tho question Of ownership
f'tth of 'ttho nrtiolos mentioned in tiloir petitionn.
Nirs. IIay's examination showed that Bho was
a yory actiyo praotlcul manager, running largo
md lacrnliyo business Of her owwn In tic musi-
chi and sewing limo. and proDably WAS
tho nbrowdor of tic two. Ada testified that aho
i,ad anTuel mud paid for tic piano, partly by
cIerkinr in hor fathors store.
Inv was smooth, gcntlomanty.appoaring
mn. Of yory insinuating address, mud roputed
to 10 ouito wealthy. Part Of his buaneBs was
IN sellfnr nfanos aud machines and to take notes
il, uartial payment. Affairs went on swimming
ly Until about tho 9th Of Septombor, whom Ada,
liin t1auri,tor. received lotter saying that Bho
would 1soyor soo him agai,. This ,sas thunlor-
bolt, But this was only m introduction. thus
boon stated that tho petition alleged forgery Of
nosos. Among tho Victims in this limo was
rentlon1an OF tho clotl1-a Mr.. Aaron
Wolf. who. in addition to converting sinners aud
laying 1 up nnseon Treasures, thought it not do
rogatorY " to tho character Of Methodist clorgy-
mai, to Inv IN a little filthy lucro on Garth, by
lonillg au,ls to lis friends for tho nominal con-
sidcration of Is per ceut, or, not to put too 1ue
n noint on 1t. by shaving notca. uiB Golfers
grow heavy aid Ills heart light until short time
boforo Hay's tisappoaranco in September, hfs
counuimity was disturbed by re.
cnvinc 4 book from that worthy.
fila book was tho remainder Of chocl
hook. tho checks having boon talon out mud
lin atuhs left and It contnincd tho information.
, 1874-01-29

The froo roaling-room in st. potor's Hall.
state ssreot is we'll appreciated by tho clerks and
workingmen Of tho city. All tho daily paporB aro
on fllo regularly. 4 concert will bo giyon In tho
hall Wednesday, for tho benefit of tho 1onding
library.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Highland AaHocia-
tion Of Chicago. for tho election Of officers, wan
hold Tuesday night, with the following result
George Mcphoraon, Chiof; Angus Mcdonald.
First Chieftain.; Alexander Mclean, Second
Chieftain; james D. MackintoHh, Secretary; }.
A. McRao Assistant secretaryi Murdoch Camp
boil, Treasurer; Alexander Mollinnon., Libra
zio j. Mcmillan. .Lnchlau Mclean, and Thomas
Tnlloch wore also elected momberB OF tho
Council.
preliminary meeting Of the dormnn stone
cuttors OF Chicago waB hold ut No. AIT South
Caunl street ycsterday afternoon, II. +. Hiepol
acting US President, nnd Fred Oleudorf I'll socro-
tary pro tom. Tho object OF tho mooting
was to SEQ what action tho dormau. .stonc ~cuttors
would take to form union Of stone-workerH
throughout tho city. Speeches wero ando. by
tho President mud others in support Of such u
stop. md nearly nll scomed to DO in favor OF IT..
mooting adjourned to moot in connection with
the American branch of the Union, at homo t,s-
ture time aud place, of which duo notice WILL bo
given.
Yesterday, Officer Grouse found tho body Of
William Kech III barn in tho rear Of No. 53l
Burnside street. An empty bottle Of landannln
| was uoar lin, and tho poison had cvidoutly boon
tue CAUSE OF his leath. Kelch ut ono time wan
the owuor Of a largo tobacco store, aud WAS con-
| sidored ono Of tho finest experts, In everything
| pertaining to the trade, IN the Wcst He was q
lending Odd Follow md Mason. and had Il
briinnt prospect before him, but whisky bo-
| camo his master, and he lost all lis money.
He then received an appointment on tic
Fire Department., but could not keop
1t, aud tito once wealthy, polished gentleman
| became street drunkard. His wfo and chill
dron we're taken from him and aent ont of the
city by fricnds Of hers. whoro they wero proyid
cd for. As q last trial, aomo Of Kolch's friends
used their influence, and obtained a1i appoint
mont for linn as Nh official in tho penitentary
but 1t was no uso. After keeping sober for twt
months, he got on spree, oame to Chicago
again, and was yesterday found as stated above
and leaves wifo and thrco children In Gal
| umQt.
, 1874-01-29

Ellen Decker, alias "Ths Black Quoon," was
arrested last evening by South Side detective
for receiving stolen property, knowing it to DO
such, aud was locked up in tho Asmory.
A night or two ago the store of Charles
Danie1s, No. 056 Archer avonue, waa entcrcd BY
thieves, who stole o trunk containing 910 III
cash and u kit of carpenters tools. Yesterday
Policeman Kihb arrested youth named Henry
Collins upon suspicion Of complioity in tue rob-
berry, and locked him up at the Second Precinct
Station. lIo will have a hearing before Justice
Boyden this morning.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. 4. Smith, Of st. Paul,
vent into u mock auction shop OIL North Canal
stroot, and generously. gayo the proprietor $45
for three watches which were worth about $l6.
"dcstituto" young man, thinking ho was ,nals-
ing good trado, and subsequently, aB win1-
up, permitted himself to bo ropea into brace
faro game on Lasalo street, whore ho deposited
$3.50 more. "Yhough you bray o fool in a
mortar, etc."
Another day was consumed in tho Criminal
Court yesterday by tho trial OF hllchael jones'
| Tho only now feature In tho case was tho de-
feuso, which consisted in the bringing up Of tlf-
teen witnessos to prove alibis on tho different
occasions Oh which Witnesses for tho prosecution
had sworn thut thoy saw tho defendant. Tho
caBo dragged along until within q few minutes OF
| 5 o'clock, when, Mr. Brch's argument being con-
cludcd, tho Court adjourned until this morning,
| when tho arguments OF Mr. Gill for the defense
and Of Mr.. Dow for the prosecution will close
the case.
| A Young man named Thomas K. Ryan waH
arrested, md brought to the Aru.ory yesterday
morning, charged with atealing books from VA
| rlous uorsonH. Ho first OF ell took from the
Office Of lawyer Whcaton couple Of laW
books, which he took to ba'dwin'a second-Eand u
| uctual yaluo. While IN Dalawin's store ho stole
| two moro books which ho sold to another sec
, 1874-01-29

more North East ra., q. IL. D!e1ock, Spring"
field, M4ss.i y; Q. C sQunn, a. L9nis; L: I.
Wostort, Daacono st. Louis. =. Sherman,
Yor,se-Q. q. Earlo, Omaha George Abrams,
Now York I; ". NJ. Springer, springfield :; i. II.
sooulor, Now York ]. Il. :Llnguo, Now York :;
/. l.. Ko1ly, LnCrosso W. @. Hurley, Cincfnnn-
tt. Palmer Honse-W. D. HonnoBBy, Now
York; s. ]. Ataaou. st. Louis +. Il. Grosmenor,
Now York =. D. Carpenter, Ottumwa N. 2.
ataloy. Now York: ]. Rydor, st. Louis q. l..
prnkt, New York.
, 1874-01-29
MORE F1RE-ENaINEs WANTED.

Tho insurance agents OF this city think the
Firo Department iA inadequate to provant largo
cont!agratione, and movement ia OIL foot to ill.,
duco tho board OF Police to materially increaso
the number Of euginos. Tho Board of Under"
writors hayo Ind the subject under cousiaera-
lion, aud at thoir last meeting appointed Mcssrb.
Lyon, Montgomery, Floyd, James, md
roall 3 committee to got faotH and report to the
Board what forco they think necessary to avork
luothor calamity. The Committee llayo hold
ono or two aeAAiol,a, md agyoc1 ul,c1 plan for
obtaining information, h., as it MA. Ii, n"
, 1874-01-29

Mail antl Express. 7:M
tItlawn mud Htrentnr Pstt.nnger. 7:G0
Dubuque i Sieux City Exp. !s:M
paritio faet Ltns. fur Utnnha. sto:o0
ohisou / 81. Iosgph Exp. 49,. 'tnan
Arrnrh Passenger. r........... I:lH
MGndOtE, Ottnw1 j. HtrtAtoe PAs8Es ! III
Aurnrh Passenger, h:l0
Aurora Passenger {S.snhay)..... f:M
Dubuque i 4fDux City Exr...... 0:M
pnottio Night ksp. for Onaata. tlO;oo
ehison / Bt. Joseph lixr.. 80. I+1o no
Downer's tlror0 Accor,nuftntl0nI+ LIS
Downor's lroro Acoonlluodatl0nis G:l5
Tg1aS Express. s........,,....,..... 1u:00
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Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUGGINS' AGENCY,

Established in Columbia, $. e., 1919
Er%A FIRE INSURANCE co. of Hart.
ford, Conn. IS 600 .OC0.
INTERVAL FIRE I3aURANCE CO, Of
London. Eng;and. IS COO 600.
FRANKLIN FIRE lhSUkAAGN co, OF
Philadelphia, 80 500 900
PilEhlX FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF
Eew York. s! ,C00,GCO
OLD DOMINION FIREINSCKANCE CO.,
ct Richmond, Va, $SO0,0O0
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO., II
Hartford, Conn, $500 COO
Risks taken on Buildings. Merchandise,
Cotton, &c. DC.
GEO. HUGG1NS. Agent.
Office opposite Tho Columbia Hotel.
Sept Is t2m
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SOMETHING ABOUT GEN. EMORY. 1t
may interest your readers to learn thut
Grants satrnp III New Orleaus, Colonel
and Brevel Msjor Gen. W. FL. Emory,
was ''virulent and malignant seces-
s,onist" in the year 1860. Being Of
dered TO Now Mexico in the latter part
of 1850. or early iu 1861. he left his
resignation III the hands of his brother,
Maryiander of strong Southern pro-
cEiytties, 10 be tcndsred when Mary
land should join her fortunes with
those Of the Sunth. When tho Massa
chueetts troops were attacked in Balti
more, the brother thought the time
hud arrived, and forwarded the resignu.
ton which was accepted. On Gene.
raj (then Major) Emory's return to
Washington, III May. 1861, he realized
the fact that ho conld make better
thing of it for himself by hanging on
10 the army. Hc accordingly besieg9d
President Lincoln, the War Depart
ment, and every Que else that he
thought could aid him. aud. after eat
ing nu immense amount of "humble
pie, the nccepluuce OF his resignation
wGs reconsidered, aud Emory was ro.
instated in the army. This ia the man
who SO 1ippantly styles the best men
OF Louisiana insurgents and anar-
chiatS," because they made manly
effort to regain their liberties. Or
such Is the kingdom of Graut.
s. Louis Times.
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Quaker Linjment!

YYHE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND Pa
i MILY MEDICINE, is the best remedy
i'll the world for the following complaints,
VIZ: Cramp in tue Limbs and Stomach,
itheum atism in all it's forms, Neuralgia,
Dysentery, Fresh Wounds, Toothache,
Sure Throat, Spraius aud Bruises, Pain in
the Stomach, Bowels or side, Bilioue Collie.
Cholera, Colda, Chapped Hands. Burns.
Purely vogetable aud all-heAling. For in
ternai and external uae. Prepared by
G. ii. hkINIrSH, At his Drug
Sept 16 ! Aud Oh -mioal Htor
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honcKeo8 OF Japanese 1cnks @eru
wrecked. Fully two hundred lives
were lost at Nugassaki alone. Stores
and houses we're Ovsrthro wp, aud the
Governors new houses are all hrap .
Of ruins. Ksobo also suffered Not
lees than one thousand jnnks we're
wrecked. Sagoken suffered much from
the typhoon. Six thousand houses
were destroyed. one hundred lives lost.
aud thousands Of cattle on the planta.
tions killed. Ten thousand Chinese
troops had reached Singapore, en-
route to Formosa. When the Vasco
de Cana left Iokuhama, there
we're still prevalent conflicting reports
hbouS Fuimosa, aud it WAS the general
opluion that wur must eusue.
New YORK. October 2 The failure
OF tue firm of s. Kaufman e. Co., deal
erf aud exporters Of cotton, grain und
petroleum, WAS announced !ute this nf
ternoon. The liabilities have mt been
usoertnincd.
Elmer d Washburne, ex- Chief Of
Police Of Chicago, was to day ap
pointed Chief Of the Secret S1rvice
Dlslsiou Of the Treasury.
The Attorney Geuerut, to-day sen.
the following circular to the United
States msrshals III the Southern States,
In which armed bodies of mon hive
committed. or are threatening to com
nit. acts Of violence and btuOdshed:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. WASHING
TON. September 80, 1874 SIR: I
would anggest that ut those points
where Uaited States troops are, or may
be stationed in your district, soue
prudent ahd feuress persop, in whose
Judgment you have confidence and
whom the people respect, may be up.
pointed as deputy marshal, to act at
once i'll the arrest Of parties commit.
ting outrages in the vicinity. so thu, il
may not ba necessary in such cases to
send to you before the troops can be
used for tue purpose of arrestiDg those
who are gnllty of violating the laws Of
the United States This, Of course,
will not be necessary where you ARE
easily accessible, but where tue troops
are placed ut remote points. Before
the necessary Dom mmnnication as to the
causeS committed can be nude, the Of
feuders, am m geucrai rnls, have an Dp.
portnnity to escape. You will give The
Y
to procuring warrants. aud need not
repeat that 1t ,s important thut yuu
should delegate this power to noue bat
cnreful and reSpon>i ib!n persons.
(Slgned) & IL. WILLIAMS,
Attorney General.
AUGUSTA. Ociober 2--rne Auga.,a
Cotton Exchaugc has rectt rcd answers
itum twcniy-three Connties in Gror-
gla. The yield will tie abont three.
fonrihs as much as last year" crop
WAsHINGroN, October 3 j. III.
Thatcher, the Assistant Conmi ission
of Patents. wns tu-d"y promoted Com
missioner OF Patents, rice Lsggett, re-.
signed. Ellis Spear. member Of the
Board of Chief Examiners, was pro
noted to Assistant Commissioner.
These promotlons, though not directly
under civil service regnlaiious, nru
made in the spirit thereof
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South Oarolina---Richland County.
COURT OF PROBATE.

South Oarolina---Riohlan County.
COURT OF PROBATE.
Edward Reed, as Administrator OF the Es-
tate Of Alexander Kinard. deceased,
Plaintiff, against Caroline Kinsrd and
Copy Summons. 1i. - r.
To Defendants Caroline Kinard and Hike
Kinard, a minor: 4, jc.I
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer tho complaint in this action,
OF which copy is herewith served upon
you. and to servo copy OF your answer to
tho said complaint on the subscribers, 1T
their office. It No. II Washington street,
Columbia, 8: O., within twenty days after
the service hereof, exolusiye Of the day Of
complaint within the time iafores aid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated Columbia, 8. O., 28th August, 1874
WIGG Il HUGUENIN,
~ Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Witness my hand and seal OF the Court
OF Probate for Ricbland County, at Colum-
bia, 28th August 1874,
SANDERS 'SWYGEHT.
- tt f.nsa sl Judge OF Probate.
To lhe Defendant Caroline Kindrd:
Take notice that the complaint In thie
action. together with The summons, Of
which the foregoing IL a copy, was fled in
the office of the Judge of Probate for. the
County Of kichiand, in the State Aforesaid,
on tue Gath day OF September, 1874 ",'''' ''''
'5H' 70 = WIGi & HUaU EN1N.i!p =
Sept &c &c Plaintiff g. Attorneys, d