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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-05
/ rJ. o. Marshall, >, Trial JUSTICE.
!, Washington street, opposite
~ Law Range. Dec 20 ~
IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL
| NO L [ G E. RI

TN order to close optiour large, varied
Il and extensive stock OF DRESS GOODS.
PRINTS, DOMESTICE. 'HOMESPUNS,
TWEEDS, JEANS, CASSIME EHES, GENTSr
FURNISHIN GOODS. NOTIONS, LACES,
EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS,, HATDKERf
CHIEFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, MERINO
UNDERWEAR, SHAWLS, LINENS, ia
BILE DAMASKS, TOWELINGS, BLACK
ALPAOAS, BOOTS and SHOES, CARPETS,
O1LCLOTHS, RUGS. MATS, OTTOMANS,
&C., &C., to make room for Spring Stool1,
we have marked down our prices, and for
the next sixty days from this date will seH
REGARDLESS OF COST. We have jnst
received large quantity Of goods, bought,
Tor cash from several bankrupt stocks in
New York, at unprecedsntediy low prices.
We offer 6oc. Dreas Goods at $50. q yard,
and large lines Of other goods in proper
ton. II a6. Ill TI..,-,1'fl'TE. d
We are daily receiving NOVELTIES for
the HOLIDAYS, anu win offer them at
prices to suit the titneeI We invite all Ia
want OF goods to examine our assortment,
ae we offer such Inducements to buyers IN
NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS that they
very seldom SEQ. Our goods arc all new
and of good quality, having been selected
with care, and specially adapted to thie
market, enabling us to meet any competi-
ton OF whatever character. Our salesmen
are polite and attentive, and will take plea
cure in showing goods at the
Grand Central Dry Goods Etsablish't +
WIN. D. LOVE & co. '''..'
rB-Samples sent gratuitonsly upon ap-
Pncetlon. i.N :. 80 ~ Dec 20 ID
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Price OF Gas Light Reduced.

At the annual meeting OF the Boerd of
directors OF the Columbia Gas Light Com
panv, the following change was made:
Resotrcd. That from and after tho 1st OF
january, 1875, consumers will be charged at
the rate OF IS per thousand feet, instead of
&c as heretofore charged; and that dis
count OF per cent. on that amount be al
lowed on ali bills paid within five days from
date OF notice.
ResO!rei, That the Secretary and Trea-
surer is hereby instructed to havs all
motere closed after ten days notice remain
lng unpaid, and not permit any consumer,
either private or public, to continue il not
paid monthly.
Extract from minutes.
JACOB LEVIN,
Jan 3 SEQ. l. Treas. Gas Light Co.
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NO IMITATION.

Il PIPE, from five to twenty-five dollars.
or genuine CIGAR.H0LDEK, from two 10
ten dollars, or WALKING GAME, from
twouty-five cents 10 twenty-five dollars, 20
to the INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE.
There, the largest ssortment ever offered
remember that there is nothing gentlemen
appreciate more than the genuine article;
therefore, in selecting PRESENTS, they
should inspect this stock OF genuine Nicer
echaum Goods. Dec %
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HOLIDAY Goods.

Holiday Goods.
I DESIRE to call public attention to my
Il stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS, consisting
of California Pears, Canton Ginger, Pre-.
selves aud Jellies OF all kinds; Walnuts,
Pccans, Brazi! Nuts, Filberts Almonds;
Lemons, Oranges, Apples, Cranberries and
Dried Figs, Pleasant Valley Grapes, lin
boIes,) Prunes, Citron, Currants, Malaga
and London Layer and Seedless Raisins,
Dec limo JOHN T.. GYLES. Agent
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II Can't Understand"
Look After Your Stomach

Look After Your Stomach.
rTHHE finest Medicinal Confe ction in the
Il world il at Heinitsh's. Chocolate for
Pistache Faste, Cocoa Caiame Orean,
Chocolate, Althea and Mallow Drops, Solu-
BILE Gum Drops, Cough CONNECTIONS. Gin.
ger Drops. Eng. Mint Drops, finest Extract
Vanilla. nnest Extract Lemon, for sale at
HEINITSl'S Drug Store. Dec 22t
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Notice.

Notice.
H1H E annual meeting Of the Shareholders
L of the Carolina National Bank of Co.
lumbia, s. c., will be held at Banking
House, in Columbia, on TUESDAY, Janu.
AIRY -, 1875, at II O'Clock NJ
Dec 29J36 C.J. IREDELL, Cashier.
Annual Meeting Columbia Gas Light
Company.
CTOCKaOLDERS in the above named
- company will attend their annual meet.
ing on TUESDAY. the 5th OF January, at
my Office, ut - O'Clock M.
JACOB LEVIN,
Secret airy and Treasurer Gas Light Co.
Dec 30 Ian az
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Every person engaged in selling
segars at wholesale. 80.
Soda water, where sold from

SegarS at wholesale. ...... 90
Soda water. where sold from
1ount... ......... ............ Is
Stables, livery aud sale. ....... 100
Stage or omuibus.... 35
Telegraph companies. s........... 100
Tailors, merchant. t............. 10
Undertnkers so
Warehouses;, storage. ........ SO
Wagons, drays. carts and hacks
run for hire, one horse. 5000. 10
Wagons, drnys, carts and hacks
run Tor hire, two horse. ....,.. 20
Wagons. drays, carts und hacks
run Tor hire, four horse. 80. 30
Wagon, dray or cart, private, store
or business for hauling, &c., into CITY
Treasury, for badge, 80 cents.
No person shall let or hire any
wagon, cart, dray or other Carriage or
vehicle for the transportation of gvods
or passengers within the limits OF said
city, without having first obtained q
badge from the City Clerk, to be placed
on some conspicuous part of tho vehi.
ole, paying therefor into the City
Treasury 80 cents, under o penalty of
20 Tor each and every day that such
vehicle shall be 30 run, to be recovered
by information before the Mayor:
Proriled. That nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed to extend to
wagons. carts or other vehicles going
to or from market; and for any other
business or profession not otherwise
provided for. license tax of $40 to
$40: PToridea, .fu,lher, That where
two or more branches of business, not
necessarily connected, are conducted
in one establishment, license shall
be charged and collected for each
branch of business 80 conducted, as
specified III this ordinance. Dogs
upon each and every dog, to be paid
by the person or persons on whose
premises the dog is kept, SO; and the
police OF the city of Columbia are
hereby authorized and required to
seize and con6ne every dog found run
ming ct large, and not having on the
city badge or collar for the current
year. and for every dog so taken up by
the police 81 additional shall be paid
for the same.
SEC. 8. That the proceeds of the
taxes levied and collected, with the
license tax, be applied by the City
Treasurer to the current expenses of
the years 1874 and 1875, commencing
lst April, 1874.
SEQ. 8. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances conflicting with tins ordi-
nance are hereby repealed. ..-,s.sia.
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pROWN'S BRONCHIAL TnOCHES.
40 Chocolate Potash Pasti!es,
Gelatine LoZengcs,
Wistar's Ealsam Wild Cherry,
Hills Balsam Honey,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Jayne's Expectorant.
PlsO's Cure. For sale at
l.. II. SILLIMAN & CO.'S
hec ~ Drug Store.
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Seyenty.fl five Out of Every Hnndrai

Seventy-fve Out Of Every Hundred
DERSONS arc affected with some de.
IL rangement or dise4ae Of the skin. No
mater ma what tho nature Of II may be-,
great American Blood Purifier, will oure It.
This is quite enough to, cay. II you have
any akin diaeaPe, use, Heinitshts Queens
Delight. =, ~ ~ 49, Dec 10 va
DURis OAt1FOSMIA MADEIRA.
l. Dec 18 J. 9. SEEGERB.
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Family Residence for Rent,

~ THAT nicely finished and comme-
h|td dious BUILDING, on the corner OF
- Lumber and Sumter streets, formerly
the residence of Richard Wearn, cont aiming
eight rooms and all necessary out build
ings. fine garden, &c. 10 reliable tenant
tho rent will be made easy.
ALSO,
two story DWELLING, we'll finished,
with comfortable 'out-buildings and good
lot, on Wayne street, next to Geo. Shields:
residence. Apply to
JACOB LEVIN,
Auction and Com mmission Merchant.
Jan3
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Supplies for City Institutions.

COUNCIL CHAMBER.
COLUMBIA, 8. o., January 2, 1875.
SEALED proposals to furnish the CITY
- Aims House and Hospital with sup
pIios, for three months, will be received at
the City Clerks Office, up to 18th inst.
Any information relative to said supplies
can be obtained from Alderman Swygert,
Chairman OF Committee on Aims House.
ALSO,
beef.
Bids must bo sealed and marked on the
cover, Proposals fOr furnishing supplies,
&C., or. proposals to fur nish fresa Ii be >"
RICHARD JONES,
Jan 3 City Clerk.
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Carriage Mandatory,

MFR. A. F. CARROLL, having purcl,a sed
Iv1 my stock OF tools aud niateris Is, used
at my Carriage Mandatory, take great
p'easure in recommending him to my
friends and the public az u first class Car.
riage Maker.
He will continue the business of CAR.
RlAGE MAKING and REPAIRlNG at the
old stand OF Carr oil IL Spellman, and So
iicit Tor him continuance OF the patronage
heretofore extended to ME. My stock OF
BUGGIES.
CARRIAGES and
MILBURN WAGONS
Will be sold by Ar. Carroll ut low prices tor
cash, to ctoSe tie business
JOHN AGNEW.
Columbia, s. G., December 3, 1874.
JAn3
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into the City. Treasury: si....el
Astrologers and olairvoyants. 80. $40
Apothecaties, retail. ........... 25
Architects or. surveyors ........ 25
Auctioneers.t. ............ 100
Agents selling GOAL. l.............. rs
Agents selling wood od............. 25
Agents, Peal estate, and collection
brokers. per annum. ........... so
Agents selling with sample at
retail, per year. ar............... so
Agents selling with sample at
retail, per day. y................ s
Attorneys at law. w................ 25
Renke ard bankers. 100 to 400
Billiard, bagatelle or other gaming = !.
tables, for public use: $3.50. so
Bowling alleys, or pistol galleries., =
for each alley or gallery. 80. :. 25
Builders AMI fnbatef. mechanics. 90
Butchers, str. each. stall hired. ... -. g,.1lfO
l BlaSks1sis q VA shSgs y aFss forge, e (,
Broksgs 81 " eotspppIioSf VI, 's, ,y,<
PAc"uOoss.ssss ssssss.j,ss........,e pV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-27
BUDGET OF FUN.
Little Johnny Compositions
TIE SHEEP.


This animal is one of the seven Wonuers
of the world, cause its hair is wool, but mol
cotton wool. If there wasn't no Sleeps therc
wouldn't be no wool, except jest litlie on
The hedges, which the birds makes nests or
and If there wasn't no wool were would TINS
cote ben. So you see we all ware secondhand
close, which we gifts from the Sleeps
The he Sleeps is call rams. and the HUE
sleeps is call lambs, and the she sheep Is
YOU They is all made Of board and close
but some folks likes beefs better to eat wen
q sheep has been sheered he don't look the
same. My father had sheep wien was
sheerd, and when il was sheerd IL was :,
ashamed in blushtred. jest like my sister. II
had little labm, and when the laDih CONF t'
suck 1t run up with its eyes shut us 'ney AZ
WAYS does. but when it got done, and lookl
wot 1t was about it ked bacKin' OH ana
noddin' its he'd like sayin' beg your pardin
il was my mistake and that labm had to DC
brot up by hand.
Sleeps is very playfle when they are young
but not so much as kittens. When the son
shines worm IN the spring they turns out and
has good time on the grass, like sirsuc
Bill saws, but no music and no ephelant
Once saw d old COW wIch was o watching
n labm wich was a-goin it. Then the ole COW
stuck out her tale stiff, and give jump up
and came down with her legs stratc like stills
Then the lamb stopt still and lookt at her
and then it walked all the way round her, a
lookln at her all over, and then it went stratt
away in other fiel out Of the ole COW, and
begun to 60 it agin.
My uncle Ned says the SKanny navous had
a god wich could hear the wool a CROWN on
the back of the Sleeps, but what good did II
do him if he couldn't stop it? s'pose he
wasn't real, live, sure enough god, but JUS
somebody Tide.
Rams is great buffers, and their horns
would be good shell for big snac.
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yung bizzy boldly may be simply mis-
chievous, but an old one liz purely disgust
ing.
lie who had rather be feared than loved
must be just about M happy AZ tiger IN a
cage.
A man haz no more real right TO liv on the
reputashun ov hiZ ancestors than he haZ TO
expekt rents and profits from farm that
passed out ov hiz CRATE grandiather's hands
TWO hundred years ago.
Tempranse IN all things IL the golden rui0,
tharc liz not emmy thing but what excess may
make dangerous.
Every truth haz its kounterft, and l hav
even seen Men who emulated depravity.
Thare never waz a man so lazy yet but
what good sharp attack of luv would start
him OH the jump.
Adversely sumtlmes makes villain ov a
man, but never makes phool
The best kure for losses that haZ ever BIN
kovercd yet is to forglt them.
Fear makes towards ov sum and dcspcra
does ov others.
Sulkyness i'll a boy or in man Is CRATE cv-
idence ov inkapacty.
Next to akiing right, akting quickly IL the
strength ov the game.
The very things that our fOreiathers kan
transmit to us are the very things ov the
most kOnsequentZ to us--their virtews.
What costs us nothing gives but small de-
light.
Buty IL the most trcachcrous gift ov
Heaven.
He who falls from the top round ov the
ladder ov fame don't stop when he reaches
the bottom, but goes about ten foot into the
ground.
Sleep IL the best gift ov heaven to us poor
mortals
If we eXpekt to enjoy life we must not be
suprlzed at good LUX or bad LUX, but treat
them both az we would 4 good or bad
penny.
1t IL not possible to offer emmy excuse for
ingratitudc.
lie alone IL a wize man who Is certain that
he kan learn sumthing MI every day.
The man who wont profit by the experience
of others certainly wont by hiz own.
Yu must make a servant ov friend, but
YOU kant make friend ov a servant; it amt
natral.
The instinks Of wimmln are more korrekt
than their judgments.
Did you ever see bizzybOddy that was
hunting for sumthing good?
Fault.finders never suspckt thcmselfs.
One hour of old fashioned, jumping tooth
axe IL more than match for whole year
ov emmy kind oy plezzure.
Piecoshus children is another name toi
precoshus fools
Men are apt to think they are not appre
shated in this world, but the trubblc IL We
mark our goods so high that we kant dispose
ov them.
If yu hav emmy doubts about the pricty oN
thing you may be pretty certain that the
doubt il right
The man who haint never been cheated
don't kno so mut&I now az he will sum day
hou itnn r1 Nv, NXhn
than they could tell, but / never hav seen one
ov this breed yet; but i hav often seen thos,
who could tell heap more than they knu.
Modesty and ditiidcnce are often kon
founded, but one IL the consciousness oy vir
tcw aud the other II the consciousness ON
ignorance.
Opportunity, like game birds, hav go: t.
he taken on the wing.-Josh Baitags, jn NcV
York Weekly.
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a man going along Santa Barbara road
the other day saw a plug hat IN the mud. He
gave the hat kick. There was head un-
der that hat and from the head came, Look e
here, stranger; be careful how You fan my
hat with your tan yardl I've got a horse IN
der me. and as soon as can gopher cut of
this I'll tend TO your case
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We'll, my SON, said Detroit father to his
eight wear old son the other night, what have
you done 10 day that may be set down as a
good decd?'
Gave a poor boy five cents replied the
hopeful.
abba, that was charity, and charity is al
ways right He was an orphan boy, was he :
4 didn't stop to ask replied the boy; i
gave him the money for licking boy who
who spit in my dinner baskct:'-LftToh Ere,
pEss
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a talking machine has been constructed in
Washington by an ingenious mechanician
connected with the patent office, which pro
nounces distinctly all the elements of speech.
One would think there were talkingmachnes
enough in Washington already, without tax.
ing the ingenuity of mechanics 10 increase
them.
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4 jealous vegetarian expounding his theo-
~, safd: a man who eats pork becomes a
little swinsh Goes he not? and if he eats
mutton he is inclined To be shecpish. Per
haps So replied the late DIR. Walker, as
quoted; but | have noticed that men who
live on vegetables are apt TO DC ra;her-small
--pOfpfoCS
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The candles you sold me last were very
bad, said Suett to a talow chandler. Indeed
SIR, am sorry for that Yes, sir, do YOU
know they burnt To the middle and thes
would burn no lOnger| You surprise me
What, sir, did they go out:' No, sir, no
they burnt shorter.
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In "a country graveyard in New Jersey
there is plain stone erected over the grave
of beautiful young lady, with only this in
scrIption upon it:
Julia Adams, died of thin shoes, April Il
1882 aged lG.'
One stone, mole conspicuous than the rest
has this singular inscription upon Il:
Here lies buried the body Of John Jones
Uho necer leu an o6ice. An honest man
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A man went into a butchers shop, and
finding the owners wife IN attendance, IN the
absence of her husband, thought he would
have a joke at her expense, and said: Ma
dame can you supply me with a yard OF
pork? Yes, sir she said; and then turning
to boy, she added james, give that gentle
man three pigs feet
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John, [ saw Your cousin Isaac few weeks
ago, and he had Just received fall, which
cut a most horrible cash in his arm All,
poor fellow, what did he fall on" Well,
really forgot now; but it strikes me he fell
on Tuesday morning.
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NoHLGAGEI a., AWhdGrf ns v 3s on th he
deed OF that dre by them duly executed ACKNOWLEDGED
ana &ye1d Sa Sd in BOOK 81 i aud
pagc ~ OF SAID records, did convey unto William b. PM
epan i Of La sale aud state Of Illinois and known and
de,crbcd rs follows Wit Lots number one and two IN
lion 10 Maisecswh said mortgage deed was given to
secure the payment Of certain nroms,1py n9G o. e'sh
woodward and payable 20 the order Of tne sHd william -
Philips ef@en tns onshs If arn Sni A. D. rs Tor Tie sum
OF hundred and i:ccn dollars ana MY seven cens
with interest al the rate Of ten per cent Per aH"G pay"
And whereas in and by said mortgage deed It was aud s
payment Of said promssory note any par! hereof &C
codng TO the tenor and effect Thereof inc sag Party
irga ~ Attorney after having advertised
such sale iqr y %ays S ID dn S Htc Roiccs in four
places IN The county where said premises are situate may
s sem i've ala smpSa Of S said parties Of the Ts part
namely, james 4. Woodward and Mage hls Nie,l ut
lie ycndue to the highest bidder for cash. ut c Court
House in ottawa, in said county a. we e spp"u1n y,
time a. discretion and the said party OF the second part
10 make execute and liver to the purchaser or purchasers
thereof deed for the premise. 80 SOLD ,.., , o.
And whereas the SAID promssoty no'' became anu WI
h4s never been paid and here now due and owing To ne
party Of the second part TIE whole oil snh nInclpa su o.
t557I nd the interest thereon ~ the rate Of ten PEI
cent per annum since Tue sad I'm Gay oi Juy 4, &
wholly neglected and refused 10 pay said princp ana III
crest aforesaid any part thereof OF either said rncra
Vow Therefore public notice Is hereby given. that N,
Undersigned under ami by virtue OF the power aud author
iry gycn 10y The SAID mortgage deed will OF ssinrday th
iih day Of April A. D. $50 ~ l1oclocA IN lhe forenoon
said city ofOaWa. and county OF La sale Limos sell ~
Inc terms OF sid mortgage deed all the right, tile, bcren
and equity OF redemption OF said James y Woou"sl NV
, MsTss 5 "ood" w 9 NE P rfiT Morrases
BrokroRp, BowES y MoLoNEY, SOLICITORS. m mar. ~
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L thought you were born on the LIST OF
Aprily said a husband to his lovely wife,
who had mentioned the 21st as her birthday
Most people would think so, from the choice
made of a husband was the reply.
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Cut that meat for you-of course l Will,
said western Kentucky waiter as he strap
ped a case-kuife on his boot leg. The CUES
was one of your particular men from Boston
and he got up and left the table.
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Conductor Nose Terry, remarking upon
the weather few mornings since said: Cold
Y-s.a-s, The Atlantic ocean froze over, and
a man lust come over with a load of wood.
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With insane prejudice against IA homes
calling Georgia will not permit gallows-mak
ers to serve on iuries which are to dctcrmin
whether or not q mar shall hang.
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The Main Legislature has rejected bill to
compel the sale of eggs by weight, on the
ground, probably, that articles which are laid
by the chcken-yard ought To be sold by
measure
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\ saving husband: George, dear don'i
you think it is rather extravaganza OF you tc
eat butter with ilat delicious jam? No
love-economicai same piece Of bread
does for both"
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Manufacturing Company
8 Madison Street, p. O. Block,
OTTAWA, ILIINolS.

REwAI:E Of spurious needles. roOr sNk t",,, oaa OH
etc lrlicb pvg render he RET DDichins "'e''; w
rn,tn thread and Oall OF superior Quaity-hnt whlc
can be relied only when obtained through our
,rI ranCh itiiCe. 'Ds"
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EeQaI.

SrA'rE; or IlILlNOIss,L Ia sAl.Lk Co IS
- IN ne Circuit tOHd MeTeQ, 10 June Ie"' 4. d. 1919
David Ii Th,rnton Mary King Hunter, James Thorn
ton. Jesse Thornton, Nine j. Shell Eliza A. Ware
Mary McNullen. Amanda VI. Dawson, Sarah Z. gabriel
HE guardian ana next friend William Honize, Admis
,strator win the VIII annexed oil te estate Ti nfa
William Cook Theodore Iiochsater, Jesse Thornton
Sarah iiaowell Louisa Stallard Sarah Keith Wesley
Thornton, Elizabeth Ha1en. Elizabeth Rector Mary
mond. Henrietta Brice. Ma duene c Allison, Hiram
Kerr Amanda A Kerr, william KeIr. Re6eGs! Susan !,
Thornton, william + I Thornton, Mary NJ hand. sarah
YaHats, nd the Unknown Hers and Deyisees OF Hiram
Thornton. deceased.
II appearing from an affidavit on file the office Of the
clerk OF said court that the said defendants, Sarah
Jsiss Sarah aSfa S
rail- Thomas. Nancy II Almond Henrietta Brice, Mazda.
Kerr, Rebeccs Susan Rounds John Thornton Mary X
Russell Richard Thornton. william Thornton, Mary
Hand Sarah Vanata. and the Unknown Heirs and De.
said state and said companants having nled their bill II
complaints said court the chancery SIDE thereof on the
ghth day January d. 1870 and their amendment
said bill the egh eenh day OF March n 1879 herein.
and summons having been Issued thereon according to
Notice therefore, hereby given said defendants Sarah
Th0lntoD jesse Thornton, sarah Hallowell Louisa
sen Elbes ecor Mary Rec1oT susan A
SON. Sarah Thomas, Nancy Almond, Henrietta Brce,
Magdalene Allison, Hiram Kerr. Amsnds ke:r. vii.
russell, Richard Thornton, william T Thornton,
Mary Hand. Sarah Vsnsts, ana the Unknown heirs
and each you personally he and appear before said court
said term thereof be held the Court House In Ottawa
in said county the first Monday OF June next A. D. 1873,
when and where said summons r..nrnable0 and plead.
answer demur except to said bill the will be taken
confessed against YOU and the matters and things there
In prayed Tor decrred accordingly ps !, uooy c,sr.
CHAs. BLANCHARD & c. H. Brush. Solicitors. mar2o