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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
A lam entRble Case.

lis true, It's pity; and pity it's lis
true" that ever nam Of the upright
ness of Dan de QniIle shoali be COM
PEELED 10 apoio.ize to a man like Jim
Fair. But he has been and gone and
done il. An item in Fridays Enterprise
was SO misconstrued by certain legal
gentlemen tia. they forthwith appeared
in card in Friday evenings Chronicle
IN defense Of the character Of the Fair
aforesaid. Like the co!ored woman Of
story. they took the blame all 10 them
selves. and in yesterday mornings
Enterprise Dan de Qnilie nleekly SAYS:
I'VE deem il jus, 10 Mr. Fair ana our
selves TO saw that the item in yesterday
mornings Enterprise regarding the suit
commenced by the Consolidated Viz
GINA Mining Company agains, Gracev,
County Assessor, was published under
misrepresentation Of the facts. We had
no desire or Intention OF rejecting on
MIR. Fair, and regret that such a con
struction has been PIT upon the notice.
Oar information came from what We cor
sidsre0 credible source. and, while
stating q portion Of the facts. omitted n
very materia! part. ard hence led us into
the error. The attorneys Of thu Consol-
ldated Virginia hav" il II card fully vim
dictated Mr.. air, explaining thar because
Of - suppression ot portions OF the Ian
-uace II a statute q great injustice was
10y our publication done Mr. Fair. and a
serious reflection cast upon Mr.. Fairs |
legal advisers. We are sorry that s;Ich !!
a thing happened, tu; vii plead in self
Justification tina; the data supplied Us !
Was ~ a kind which would have been
deemed conclusive by any person, actu-
.,ed. rs We were. with no motive except |
10 lay u matter OF direct pubic interest
oafole the people" So goes the wor;G.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
Notice.
TO WATER CONSUMERS.

Ii PERSONS RENTING WATER
N from the Carson Water Company who wish
to use it for irrigation during the coming sum
iner, must first apply at the Company's office
and make the necessary arrangements. Any
person diver.inG water for rrigation, sprinkling
etc, withoU: first having made prior arrange
ments, VIII be charged such rate as the Com
pany shall deem right, and sny person making
connection with the company's mains. or re-
newing a connection after it has been Gu: of,
will he deal: with as the Company may see 1T.
Carson City, Msy 5, l976-tt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

A Big GAME OF PokxR-Abont a week
or ten days ago two politicians Of H.
banking house in London. and John
Chsmberlin, the well known turf man,
who makes his winter quarters in Wash
ingtou, SAT- down to . quiet sesnce at
draw in one OF the leading hotels there
The play grew hsavv as time passed.
and the interest became SO intense that
the sitting lasted IS hours. az the close
Of which Cham Merlin way winner 70 tbs
amount OF $li0. U0@. lie celebrated his
victory BY = grand dinner faw nights
after ward. Precautions were taken 10
keep the affair secret, hut il leaked out.
notwithstanding, and has been tbs Lad
ing topic il certain circles. - Cincinnati
Commercial
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

LOOKING BETTEE-WorEing is being
vigorously prosecuted by the Consoli-
dated Poe. and 4 great Improvement is
noticeable in the mine. Capt. Griffin
came in last evening and says the slopes
are looking much better; the ore bodies
are widening out. and the ore improving
in quality. The ore now being taken
out assays $50 per ton. Reno Journal,
,Jun9
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

Miss L.nra Spence of Georgia is six
feet two and \ half inches high. and
when her young man sings - Thou art
50 neaI and yet SO fax, he can throw
more feeling into the song than any other
man in the State
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

1t has been customary in old communities TO
suspend pieces of stick sulphur around the necks
OF children as protection against contagiOn in
epidenics. i thorough washing with GIENN's
SULPHUR Sop has been found Z much better
preventive. Sold everywhere. Iuy2Swfs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
ONCE in a While we come across al n

ONCE IN vhie we come acr2s5 az n
cideut which proves The practical value
of religion. A great many people have
Christianity III their leads, but no: in
their lives. They Can arGne about It
but they canno. live i. : poor German
women was lying IA Il tenement house.
Size was fairly tired out With evil fortune,
and WAS looking forward TO rest at last
in The grave. When the ministers at
tempted to hold on. hope Of recovery
she shook her head and replied, I" Eein,
nein. Die Welt ist NIGHTS; der Himmel
ist allies" No, no. The world IS no.
thing: heaven is everything.) That
little episode is worth more than long
sermon on Immortality, and brings the
fact Of the future closer home 10 the
heart.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

Highest and lowest thermometer for
last "A hours. ending June =, . Pm:
Highest Thermometer. ..... So degrees
Lowest Thermometer. AZ degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

TIE United States Circuit Court Will
be in session in the United States Dis
trio, Court room tomorrow. The United
States D:stric. Cour. will meet on Tues
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

HAGsNs MAGNoLIA BALM preserves and e
stores the compilations: removes freckles, tan
and sallOwneSs; makes the Skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot he detected.
Iny2leoG-wfs-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
CHrRcHRs ought not to find it difficult

CHURCHES ought not to find it difficult
to meet their ordinary expenses. Sys-
tematic giving soon becomes Cheerful!
giving if j. be found in the way OF right
eousness, and if it is distinctly under
stood that the orQanizs'ion rts-s on the
sympathy OF the people they vii! aband-
sn,ly provide 'or !. Protes'snts are N
the wrong on ihis subject. They give
tho impression that they are rich and st
once begin to beg. They always apollo
gize for the contribution box. as though
it were not a legitimate part Of church
property. and an for help as though they
were ashamed to receive it. Their con-
sr.gations are wholly uneducated on the
suhiect o. giving aud look upon petit
toner rs fraud. Every Catholic, on
the contrary. knows that the usefulness
o. his church depends on his personal
Gift. and when he puts dime into the
BOX he feels that be is lending to the
Lord. Giving, then, is a pleasure as
well IS a duty, and no soon learns TO ask
himself not how little but how much he
can contribute. There il = vas: differ
ence in the two methods, but the latter
is certainly the more effective.
A MANS FACE MANGLED.-An acct ent
occurred IN The Bowman Incline last
night whereby a man, who wishes his
name suppressed on account Of his fam
lily in the east. was seriously injured and
perhaps disfgured for life. The injured
man WAS coming to the surface, riding
on the rope in front Of the CIR, when the
car ran against the end OF section Of
the iron with which the wooden track is
laid and which had become detached |
from It's fasteuings. The car was thrown |
from the track and the man thrown |
against the end o. the pro I
trud:rg iron. The bones Of the nose |
Were shattered and ana crushed, and his !
face and sca'n fr!5Ltfully mang|ed.
iough he sustained no injury 20 4 vita!
part. Tie riding On the rope IS IA com
m"n. though dangerous practice II ;his
mine, this being the second accident
which has oc"UIred from tLe sa,;A@ cause.
There = foot way for ihe me-, % g. :, ?
II Gown. BAT 10 save lime and sole
Gather tlet Ds'ch ca the rope when the
a: IL gong "p.-lE. i. heve;-!4,
une !.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

LIONS kATHAIRoS makes beautiful, glossy,
luxuriaMt hair prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. It las stood che test of 40 years. Is
charluingly perfumed. and has no rival.
my21eod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
HOTEL. ARRIVALS,

cENsar aoo-E-azoraz >. ra-zn, PROPRIETOR,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

BERLIN AND ZEPHYR WOOL DEPOT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02
Reformed Mems Union.

Iuto the Reformed Neu's Union,
which had just been orgauizsd at sritiug
OF our last report, 25l Of these and other
men have beeo gathered. The recent
report of tho secretary of that Uoioa
stated that Of these l64 have kept their
pledge, aud &C have become members Of
Christian churches. Tho regular meet.
logs of this union. beld each Saturday
nieht, have been full Of interest. ofteo
t. uciing and im, rsssive, while S .bbath
pra. er meeting sustained by tnens ve',
has been in successful operation ior some
months.
10 give SO briefly the history Of the
regular meetings seems like secgilege-
80 delightful has been tho work. so SOL
emu this contact Of heart oud haod With
human souls; yet We have dwelt even 50
long to impress this truth, that our wolk
has not lost, during the year, tbe ain With
which it commenced, that Of carrying The
Gospel Of Christ to the sinner, especially
those enslaved by intempersnce. 10 tho
midst of many temptations to more gen.
eral Chrstian and pbilsnthropic effort,
we have teldiIy kept in view this spe.
cial aim, aud the BIZ Jog Of God has ever
rested richly upon or spiritua! work.
The Second Auuual Report Of The Bro0E-
Ign Woman's Temperance Union.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02
WOMANS TEMPERANCE COL.
UMN.
Killing Snakes.

How almost universal 10 the hatred Of
men for snakes Most persons seem 10
think that they are fulfilling a bible com.
msod II they kill one. Children are ear.
~ taught to dislike them and make war
upon them. Snakes certainly ore not
very pleasant Deighbors, and some of
them are poisonous, In a few varieties,
the bite is fatal 10 men and animals And
yet after all, there are serpeuts that are
much greater enemies to human ueace
and safety tban the snakes that crawl on
the ground-ssrpents whose bite is fatal
to both soul aud body.
| should like to have oil the bows and
girls make war upon the serpent iotem.
Peranco. TOis serpent bites and poisons
aud kills more people thao all other scr.
points together. Possibly six persons die
ia the United States 10 year from snake.
bites; though doubt if there are half
that number. But from the bite of the
serpent intemperauce about 60 1000 die
every year, and hundreds of thousands
moro are so badly poisoned by it as to be
u0ht to 1.-Two aud uu6t to die.
The serpent that kills SO many you
will dod everywhere. Thousand, are
kept 10 barrels or bottles 10 houses, aud
are let out to bite people who come ia.
They are 10 hotels and in saloous. Peo.
pie often keep them 10 their cellars and
ladies sometimes keep them in their cup
boards, and let them out to bite their
friends who come to visit them.
Do you know what wise man Of old
said about this serpeOt? THIS is what
he said Look not upon the wine when
it is red when it giveth lis color in tho
cup; when it moveth itself Alright. At
ihs last it biieth like serpent, aud sting.
eth like an adder" That ia sound advice
and solemn warning. 1 bope sou will
need both.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02

The buckeye Lecturer" many years
ago told the following story: "a man 10
Ashtabuls had tho delirium tremens
In that condition be saw devils nud was
tormented by them until be piled circle
Of bibles about his bed then The imps
OF darkness took beloved boy and Gunq
over the bed and back agaio. The poor
sufferer could not bear that, and SO starts
out TO get warrant TO arrest tho devil
Meeting the mayor of the borough, be
demanded n warrant to arrest the devil.
After q moment of hesitation II was
granted. snd of he starts on bis humane
errsnd to arrest the devil. Going home
be commenced the work, and when b.
had succeeded he took an old biLle under
hia arm, and walked out into the stree,
He soon met the resident minister who
spoke very kindly to him. Stepping
back and pressing bis hand on the bible
be said Sir, don't speak to me, not q
word. Here you have been preachips
twenty years. aud have not been able q
drive the devil out of this place. And
L. continued he, fourishing tbs bible
above his head, have licked sll the imp
in less than bslf an hour, With only c1.
poor old bible"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02
The Moderate Drunken.

a so.csiled moderate drioker vas oncs
very angry with friend who claim u
that safety is alone in totally abstalniug
from the use Of ardent splr T., and who 81.
lowed his isnatical nctious 70 insiuu to
that the moderate drinkar hinsef might
then be beyond self control. 10 make
plain the question wbo ia wrong" said
the temperance man, "wiil you just quit
one month, not touching a drop dariog
the timer" Said the other; To satisfy
your mind, sir, l will With pleasure,
though know myself; l will DO na you
ask 10 cure your overweight ideas." lie
kept the promise. but at the eod of tho
month be came to bis friend with tolrs
in his eyes, and thanked bin for saving
him from dTunkard's grave. Said be.
Il never knew before that | wss in apy
sense slave to drink, bat the past month
has been the 6ercest battle Of my life.
see now l was almost beyond hope, a1d
had the test como many mouths later. it
would have been too late for me. But
have kept the pledge, and BY Gods help.
| will keep it for life."
Moderate drinker. jusi try 10 lcr ons
year, and see how near you arc to the
rapids, beyond which there is no return
log.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02
Louisiana.
Especial Correspondents Of the Cincinnati TImes.)
New ORLEANS, November 20.

Especial Correspondents Of the Cincinnati TImes J
New ORLEANS, November 20.
TO day I received letter postmarked d
Cincinnati. which dishes NE up 10 the
following racy and rafting style:
Nov. what is the use of such lot OF
balderdash and stuff as ia contained 10
yours Of the l4th, to the Times? What
do you expect to gain By eudeavorDg to
Iuaame ths Northern heart with hatred
of the southern people2 Have yon
received orders to "Give it TO EN-" re.
gOrdlesa Of iacts7 All this sort OF outrage
porridge has been served up 60 often, aud
10 80 trsuePsreu,iy aud vIvivu.,y 9 food,
| cannot believe any ir-minded mao, be
he never so ardent Radical, can pay
any serious attention TO it. II Hayes has
such q sure aud soft thing, why endoa vor
10 cover up the dOings of such rascals as
Packard, Kellogg & Co., by directing
attention to imaginary outrages committed
by fairy tale Buil.dozers.' There's no
such thing, Why, you are getting to be
the most radical Of Radicals. A Repub.
licaD byens! A bloody soreamer! Cut
loose from such outcasts aud thievina
rascals as Kellogg, Packard. Puchback
&c II you will write letters to the
villsinous Times, why not shade them
with coloriug oil truth here aud there u
-snd about as much moro TO the came
effect.
Now 1t is pretty safe to conclude tha,
the person who wrote that letter is .
Democrst--is somewhat sore headed over
the situation oil Affairs, and never was il
Louisiana in his life. His style. howov
er, would do credit 10 the Gre eaters O
the back parishes of Louisiana, l prin
The letter, because I think it sfords Q
fair index Of tho feelings Of many North
cru Democrats. and because it affords me
fair basis to show something Of the rea
work Of these mythical and fairy tai,
bslldozers. ! sm not altogether ignorsn
OF Louisiana atfairs. I have been her,
several times before. and have spen
many months 10 the state. eau reason
ably. | think. he supposed TO have som,
idea of what am talking about. A,
the letter | have quoted 10 Of the natur,
OF personal attack. may be pardonec
If say in self defense. that one Of th
morning papers in this city, last week
speaking Of Northern visitors. said of me
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02

Tho question OF iron or steel rails is
not very satisfactorily settled. 1t is cer>
tain that a road has got to do q certain
large volume of business before it csD
utilize the extra quality Of the steel rails
sufficiently to pay the increased interest
on their cost. 1t is DOW clsimed by
Lowtbian Bell, the Eoglish metullurgist,
that he has perfected an iron rail which
is more durable than steel. and can be
produced at a slight advance over the
cost Of ordinary iron rails. This is oi
great importance to those iron usuuiac.
turing communities which are depressed
by the competition of the steel msnufac.
turers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02
Stubborn Facts.

Comparisons between tectotalers aud
moderate drinkers of lsts years have been
SO carefully made By several iosaranos SO.
cielies, that no doubt pow remains as to
the advantage in this respect of total ab-
stiuence. In lecture 90 the subject Of
"AIcobcl medically considered. Dr.,
Sherley brought out clearly the following
facts: The teetotaier has at least 20 per
cent. of his life 10 his favor. Ooe society
pays higher dividend to iee'otalcrs, aud
another reluctantly insures publioans, and
when it does, charges so per cent moro
premium. The hard driukeg lives out
scarcely half his days, Numerous stats.
tics we're cited and snalysed 10 proof
the lecturer remarking that the teetOtalers
had thrown into bewilderiog confusion
tho calculations as to their "expeoted
deaths" They utterly refused to do at
all according to the 6gures 10 LILO
expected deaths. the teetotasFs fsll be-
hind 8l2! While in 2002 expected
deaths for the drinkers, they obliaiogly
came up to within 81 Teetoialers don't
like to die, eveo to please calculator,
They lacked 2S per cent, while tie
drinkers lacked Only II PeF eeD,.-Au'
tralian Neies.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02

The nation mas allowed fraud to sue.
ceed, and violence to intimidate, and each
party has been more willing to sympa.
thize with its friends than to Insist on the
punishment Of the guilty. But now the
peace of the nation is disturbed. instead
Of the good order of q single state; and
the government of the nation depends on
the honesty aud fairness of states, iu
which the people have little confidence
The wickedness tolerated in tho past in.
wolves the whole land 10 peril. and sub.
jsots our institution, to greater strain
than ever before known, save in the civil
war.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02

The Democrats OF South Carolina, as
Gov. Chamberlain remarked, and he
wished the fact to be noted bv the people
Of the whole country,-have placed them.
selves 10 the attitude Of trying to prevent
sll investigation into the manner 10
which the late election was conducted 10
this state. while the Republicsos have
sought 10 every way to throw light upon
the whole canvass. II, By any means.
they can get an Investigation. they say
they are willing to invite the whole North.
of both parties, to witness it. aud will
gladly abide by the result. Gov. Cham.
beilain is confident that such an investi-
CATION would prove to every candid map
that the entire Republican ticket, both
electoral and state, was fairly elected
by over 5000 majority. - Columbia Dis
patch.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02
CONSTIPATION Is CURED

T LEAMoN's DYES COLOR SILKS. WOOL.
~ ems, oottons; color anything. Druggists sci
them. book giving full and explicit directions
Will be sent 10 anyone by addressing the propris.
ters, WILLS, RicHAEpsos d Co., Burlington, VI.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02

H. h. SMITH, Attorney Aud Coup.
S%s sellor at Law. 0fioe No. /, Tupperf
Block. Midllebury, t.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02

ALMOND u CASSIDY.
IL LIVERY STABLE.
ADDISON House. If MlDDLEpuRr, VI
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02

IL A. STUkTEVANT,
LIE Attorney ut law. onics over Clsy's store
in the new block.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

TOHN AVERY, NJ. D.
- PHYSICIAN r SURGEON,
5TAaEssoBo, VI, l9H OFFICE AT RgsIDEscE.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
CIVIL, NOTES.

William F. Leslie, the defiulting clerk Of Duncan.
sherman q Co. examined saturday wness before
tai " firm against Ella shaw. the wonal to
have given most Of The stolen and
refused lain hun nt hS II Hlt 70 "a lat the test
oaey substance thc nls previous AFFIDAVIT Ia the
suit.
Gideon l.. Walker, lawyrr. who was committed
for contempt by Goepp OF the Marine Court for not
answering qGe.tions third Party IN supplementary
oaengs heard ks,eas By Judge Robinson,
the Term Of the Cur oCmmon Pleas ON saturday
dismissed by Judge Liwrcncc, on the
tmcnt in form r1gn In this np
MA alton WALKER rsisas disuncJ tho question
whether tie Marno Court has any Jurisdiction ~ slp!oen
iary troc-engs The argument rD rii I'LL tonpfr'w,
and Mr.. Walker meanwhile was oonnts,ai W tao rirn iy
cus;oiy of DAVID l.. Hrtwstcr.
The suits between Mrs. Maria Muloch and her son
Wim O. Muloch. noice Of wh ch has ooea given In
TE IA BUSB iAoly TO trial In NewJersy and
uis city duns tho coming month The sls rcaie 10 real
,aa,n In Newar The mother charges tnai
her advantage OF RIO oan1d repoc in aim by
he. 40 soH. im htt s'es OF to rporl, ~
ha.,. H. tlat ~ 10 tAo Ao"aS proper is ao,io
sa,o according Tho dy ns ~isucs Ot his IN eiii
lesc What sio was u'u ad IS to ie now ,.A
ur s.y conveyed 0 mia hs Interest IN - wac
At conveyed Id her 20 pH 'dt ID lrpn us e. hsi y
anarsrr wh"e tr1dbo grows odI oi tdo su5 cs
o.Her 4umDe.p % tns flI.Iiy.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
DECTSIONS-FED. 90.

Supyrms Coart-C Ckam5es-By Judge Lawrence
Cholwc as:. Nichosrhis do no. seem to conform TO TO
leFs grant d. Blake ACT. Bcndl-1hero should be subs
int serv.ce arier act of 1853 Winchester NewHayen
i,,u.l Dmnnan and ano agt Pitts0nryh Western Coz
Mater Of EOgar,lus Thomson att Veram Mooney agt
Co Mater 81 LuI ertn Emf rants House Associiiion
LONDON Ntw.york ani Hartford Publ shi Co agi s"r u
Rogers Gl 40. 0CoDner; Morton act Roberts Remer sgt
speILlan "a agt Lydly; Powers sgi Mat hews; WI.
od ne Matter Allen agt T10rp et rL kKer agt
Tho,r; ea,paaa at ryan irIled Pep 40 agL 2l;
sg SidEIt does not appear 10 ha Serin the exee
on was ssucd Union Consollaiec Mining Co agt Baa p, H..
stat Dc aSt E an ana as essr %
Pilis act Cudirp.-Undersking approved Dinsmore sg
Tie Sr-1his application mus be nalc 70 The Jn
-Eeo Is conansi aud Judgments Of divorce granted
Theirs shOu be a r,fs-ence Citizens saviugs Bank ag
sce no ,on why tis should proc cd
ord nary Rle No 73 Matter OF ~ IA
tie tr sca rad IN opposition ts tho motion thax that
ooa sOdh be denied ard hat the petiiohtr should
iiua ,er st oornln-I the orir be forth
a served upon tee defrn1tts 1tiSrsy anu III ho eAsnl
the examination then proceed mtmcrsndnm Nstt OF
must 0o a. 9ser s Is o iS ' s h Ssh
party pay af Of the raoree 49, utter OF roa
lesre 20 DO 40 whence " rant te
pfisJne- and tereoro direct her dscarso nolosh
dun.
Saper,or Court-Sueciat Term-BY Judge Sedgwick.
Clark al. nos and aeport Of reicres con-
of oreciOsare and Ie acIdriAn 81 AL
Ak McP2rial aL-Findngs settled Archer agt % de
4sbroake asi Ganie; i:oes sYt CorTt aainl LII ina
i1s ,noa.s, san or, o. sgt Earl u al; same ag sane
OrI Judgsnt o. foreclosure and SAFE Procs
AZ. r4lre sams sgL same; agt. ke.erces
port conirino1 and udgrnen of foreell and sale
Common Peas-SpeCiaI Te1H,-}y Judge Robinson.
snyder ngt SnydeT.-Dee-ee OF divorce 10 pianlA-