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NEW rORh's SiyIN0s BtNKs.
Kite PLYING stopped mud Things brought
Down to IA Substantial Bn-is.

Tho report Of Acting Superintendent
Henry J.. Lamb on the condition of the savings
banks shows, that nine savings banks wore
closed during 1s77--,hc Long Island. Clair
mont. " Y; Clinton. y. l.; German, OF Nor
rsona: Oriental. NV York; Yorkvilr. New
York; Rockland. Nyack; Saratoga, Saratoga
Springs and the New Rochelle. with total
amoiiut due dcpositors Of 81 Ol.7l9.3l. In
tho state. today. 1876 savings banks arc
doing business. The total deposits and the
number Of dcpositors have decreased during
the year. The deposits fell of nearly s4OO0OOO; ;
the transactions Of the year were smaller In
their volume than in other recent years moro
accounts w'rN opened than were closed; the
average ~ ehch deposit declined. and the sur
plus OF the institutions has shrunk. In these
facts the Superintendent finds reason for the
belief that the savings banks are coming back
to sound rules in administration. are
commanding reasonable confidence Of depos-
TORS md are sound Besides. notwthstand-
ing tho depression In business. the in
crease of deposits on Jan. |. 1877. over those
Of Jan I. 1874 were over s33 900. .OO0-standing
Jan. /. 1s7l at i2sJ.520.os5. and on Jan. l. 1871
1919 2GO. .2O2 Tho average deposit also in
creased from s3iO.12. to t37272 on these dates
This shows that for four years capitalists have
been uuttiru their money into the slNin.ss hunks
Of the interest rom six 10 flvs NOR cent last
year has led tg Tire withdrawal from the hanks
NOR. ints ~ re-, onennd tIan we're closed
sm',,i,.. nm ,b ,, Ln,t Iii ro,in th.
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npI ,hn s.,,,,. lsns In s'.,,n nnnagone1t
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C.iLLING on THE Wrong MIN
Women Asking "a Thief to Catch "a Thief
Both Thieves on Together.

While MIS-. Ella b. Ruttcr OF 500 Madison
avenue. her sister. and a lady friend
were walking in Sixty Ar-i street, near
Fourth avenue. on the % inst. u
small boy snatehcd from Mrs Rut-
tors sisters hand poekrtbook containing
.lpj The only person in sight was a
young man Just bchud them. They told him
oi the robbery. and asked him To- ga, h the
thirl H. started ia pursuit and caught W
with the lid us he repchcd the wall which sur
r.uui- Central Park. Instead oi OBTAINING
him. hr hrlri hum over, Jumped over himself,
ami i.S .llel lrrd
JOHN llgrurr. a.; ;'l Il. who WIS brought into
the / ty-unln street poli'c -.it0n la-t "N NJ
luE UglI.it.i tl.lt ne ~fo.n tlr ppfhDthlNk Int
sat urt 10" WIS iurrd o. dp u hy ono otto.
= r,t. Hamilton wont 90 tNe ll' e. hnplr. lu onH
g.. tA'ennl nln- ii $ Nty-cishtl str."taul \ NMthuk-
"nu'. and uelrl iurr" prolu.ti ~" goo X ''Nnok
wal 10, s.ud OH Oswald ui le stanton street
lad gwen to h.r. Ho WAS arr 'sted ~ his room
us Nrr-Duhi lilmuf,n. aud WIS sul~ uu 'uiiN
identified hy Mr.. ltnffr us the young mnn
whom SHE .divd upon e. Oysr'ak" the hoy H.
mad uIr ady rN'l a~entcnce ~ twJ and hall
= 1. illrAs.fTK
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BIi,JtJh w.

The United state, steamer MNuutns Wns hauled into
the drN in,h. M the nf'N yard last tNNhNs iIt, iut
cHrsp l bee hruh' out and an hi'li Maic g. get ut
the leak
Three men Wcre discovered hy nn'or DclahauY rol'.
ng up il carpets m Dr. s'uldcre chu.oh IN bruk a.
nii MnulnV afternoon TIty hal oil ~ nDr thr iti
oi $50, windnW top,t iu' The nicer rilWhi o. ANA
cHpui a Nn u the thlrNr-, Mhu EdNN .h,4r ntn,s
James Nnlan and GihAdft
nsntin sidney hnrrs residence At 10 Jack son
street Millhn4hnr.h N. last night li,nN NrNWnu WIS
thrown bond i,'ituust down s'Iirs Ihnmas Luus,frrt
got ana i stnlp Wnuni and cuutn-ln ou tu .tnht
lh. h,M aud Burr Nus Ntli pounded N,Nmau WA.
tAk,ntp ~ 'aumrnrs lio-nu., LOns tics. .Nas lVeA,1
w. and BUR eVa.s' 'i.Vt w iVynd.
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County Clerk Brann'. Return.

County Clerk james NJ Brnnn Of Hudson
count, hn- returned To- lis honc 30 l,r.c, cav ,rN
much chan-ci lie disappeared myst rlousN last Jfuu
any, lcaNur an nlre,d cncirac> m u' .ccopnis OF sew
DiAl fIul~tllI .at- INr amount hu Eltl fn
nj. t.ud-l ~ Manor uNh..0n nh irf T. hiurk.
who haze had ,sil.ru. ut office, W u. .h.s uiOti,
aver That hc na. en- Hn lnh, ot Sow York hn-ill.
whore h, VAS tl,atoi iur an fruuu u tr liain lie
viii Tpsiul, lis iuilr. M q hW day
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Jan I 1877 puc dcpoators soss ie7ts, SURPLUS :i7-
TsieniSr stnvGs B1yg --R.srgc,s-B.1l. md mort,
gaecs, SO 40 stock investments ce'i sd7ei market
s,f o. OF market ynlue ors'ocks over cos' s
mpne I S deposier.' " si3s5i ee other 2aUc.. soGS
surplus s41'1ge 9lcn ncconnt-, q ,l,is hank re-
s7pin 90. oncn accounts. wv
go; stogk inv, stmcuis cost tl54G25. market
value s2G7 $40 N on deposit s22o2i 49, cash on hand
s3di5 iqi odcr ASSET: maxim !e'ai Of ', I s' i,
iiMwr.-pue dslo,oa sasst tS2 10, -ugluf =; 4, =
pac cre.ers s3Gn65oi ~ surplus s39.5ei -, open &c
nfotorg s,vSos .n,vK -mysoo;:-c!sh on dere.,i'.
open accounts, - Ts bank reported Jam 1877 Due
NynASI,s sMiSes BAvg -8.epro ca.h on deposit
counts. iss tn. bank orsa Jan !. ls71 ne sposit
F,rE si,isas ii "T on ie po. s'7a &C.
La.'as,-pve dcpg.iors, s!!iei. open aeceg.i. ~.
surplus, 81 lJ5 7e, open att6Gnis. 32O.
The aggregates Of the banks now in operation
show that they have ss5i .olG less loaned on bond
and mortgage than ON Jan l. 1877. The amount
invested in stocks has increased s9 2G3 03G with
in the year Deposits have increased 81 SIS. .57j.
and open accounts. 3.OS9, since Jan. /. 1877.
AeeRre,rf rrsorRcrs AM li,Sit irirsJAS !. 1919.
Ren,e- Bouds and mortgages ..- ....... sl6.2in $50
s.cI investments. markctvaluc sd .i-7
stock investment. cost ...'... s5.oss Gas
1873 ............. 49, '1l
Banking houcs and lots at gliiiI
Oihpr real estate ~ cot ....... ..... 271 f1i
cash q, Uu IL in banks ur trust companies ~ -J
Cash ON hand .. ................ Dtt al
Nor assets not included above .......... 2l7sul1
AID ior cents ..................... -
Total resources ......................s si0 80 }6
rrtfft-puc dcpositors sol 2ii 27o
Othpr hahlNups 2Huit
Ava iui tthis .t..s....s............s......tt
Total liabilities s5i. as 2S
surplus Observation-Disclosures. a. a3i ~
Nunber Of nr IN accounts Jan / 1873 - 1877 ,g--
Number ni accounts Optutd duliul 1871 ..... 20 -
NuWlcr of accounts closed during 1871 ...... ~ -
Amount deposited during 1877 ........ ~ 3. q, =
Am amt Withdrawn dufiu- 1877 ......... T. iNi- ]
Interest rrt dit'l nud paid Tor l~lT 900 d.
Present IIrai>D value Uf ruul state, lalu-Nl
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Italy. New Ministry. Programme.

ROME. March 2G.-premior Carroll. in tho
Chambers today set Iuiih thc programme of tie now
NiH-try lie -nd am"ne other fiinr- tlat % wa cir
Nt uNuu O. nualH.i lFlN'. neutrality ii rrt ur.
,i-u ,at I'aunns. anl tn rtiu., t0in. .i ..iLg
htAN.lrf . t4t luUr lll- -Itt liH. Do l.irti.l
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IoNpoN. March %. A Cnrouor's inquest ha.
flrni .u 90, loss ui the kurJdl.v Was A...4,Dt D.,
lauc attdcltu, tu ANYBODY.
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for Governor II he will vote TO sustain Sr"-,'n N
Thuc Other promises Of p9litio"' vrclcrment
HuNv Dc'h 'ti'"' i' ''''. ~ .ittOrs.
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DIED.-Joh Smith died at tho re-
sidchee of hik son w. Il. Smith, nour
Dacusville, on Monday, April the first,
in the 8lst' year of his age. For sixiy
years Of his life he was an active mem-
Dor of the Baptist Church, forty years
of which ho was u Deacon of the
church. He was by profession
toacher, and many of our citizens who
are beginning to silver for the grave,
were taught their alphabet by this
venerable and good man.
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Notice q. s. Internal Revenue
Special Taxes,

FINDER the Revised Statutes of the Un;ted
- States, Sections 1882, 3237, 1888 and
S239, every person engaged in any Business,
avocation, or employment, which renders
him liable to special tax, is required to
procuroe and place and kee ep conspiouously
in his establishment or place Of businass q
STAMP denoting the payment of said special
tax for the special tax year beginning Nav
l, 1873. Section 3244, Revised Statutes,
designates who ore liable to special tax aa
above. Severe penalties ore prescribed for
non compliance with the foregoing require,
ments, or for continuing in business sfter
April 30, 1878, without payment Of tax.
Application shhuld be made to E. N.
BkAYTON, Collector Of Internal Revenue,
at Columbia, s. C.
mar 2T, 1873 %
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VEG RGTENE.
w HAT Is NEEDED.

Boston, Feb IS, 1871.
H. X. STEvENs-Dear Sir: About one year
since found myself in II feeble condition
from general debility. Vcgetnc was strong
ly recommended to ME by d friend who had
been much benefited by it's use. procured
the article, and, after using several bottles,
was restored 10 health, and discontinued its
use. feel quite confident that there is no
medicine superior 10 1t for those complaints
for which it is especially prepared, and would
cheerfully recommend it to those who feel that
they need something to restore them to per-
feet health. Respectfully yours;
U. L. PRrTENaILL, firm of s. NJ.
Pettengill i Co., No, 10 State ST., Boston.
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IN HIsToRIoAL FACT.-Every agent who
has been steadily selling the Improved $40
Homestead hBck Stitch Sewing Machine for
three years, owns his dwelling house, has
GeoA account ir bank, is clear of debt, and
ha6 money &c interest, the natural conse-
Qn@lae of occurring good agency for supe-
rlP&igoods at the lowest prices A good first
'Aa9s Sewing Machine, most ,,seful-reliable
at nj times, easy. to understand and control.
thc same size and does the same work as any
machines that sell at Four TINES the price
There is no machine at any price better, or
SAatw Will do finer or more work. and certainly
none 80 low inPrice by many dollars. The
noAEsTEAD is widely known and used in
thousands Of families in the Eastern and
Middle States, and daily becoming popular
l2 ne West. It will save its cost several
tinias over in one season, doing the work of
ahe family, or will earn four or five dollars q
nay Tor any man or woman who sews for q
hslng. 1t is the strongest machine made. Ia
ready at all times to do its work, makes the
atronngeet and finest stitch yet invented, and
l9 Allly acknowledged as the Standard Family
sewing Machine. Price, complete for do.
mestie use, reduced to $20 delivered at your
T 2oot, no matter how remote you may reside.
more certain and rapl> sales, and larger
pI9nS than any other. Ext. Pordinary iiberal
ofFsrs made to local or traveIi. q agents Ioherc
We have none established; or, If there is mo
agent near you, send your ordev direct 70 thc
factory. Address John III. Kendall q 70
an Broadway, New York. sat. "a ~
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VEGETENE
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr.. II. R. STBvDNs-In 1872 your Vegetine
was recommended to me, and, yielding to the
persuasions of friend, Econsented to try it.
At the time was suffering from general de.
bility and nervous pros'ration, superinduced
by overwork and irregular habits It's won
derful Strengthening and curative properties
seemed to affect my debilitated system from
the frst dose; and under its persistent use
rapidly recovered, gaining more than usual
health and good feeling. Since then have
not hesitated to give Vegetine my most un~
qualified Endorsement, as being safe, sure,
and powerful agent in promoting health and
restoring the"Wasted system to new life and
energy. Vegetine is the only medicine l
use; and rs long as live never expect to
find q better. Yours truly, W. Fl. CLARK,
12O Monterey-st., Allegheny, Penn.
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Rally, Democrats, to the call of your clubs

Rally, Democrats, to the call of your clubs
tsBring in another horse,' brother Holmes.
Like yourself We feel the Importance of 1t.
4 IHrsRxAr1oMAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvRN'
T1oM.--The Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
Railway will sell round trip tickets at one
fare 10 all delegates and visitors desiring to
attend the great international Sunday School
Convention at atAtlants, Ga. The sale Of tick
ots will commence on Tuesday, April 10th,
and continue until Friday, April 10Th, good
SOr return if presented ON or before Saturday,
April Goth, 1878.
l.. Ross Eaton, the dukesof Central,
graced our town with his presence
last week.
Alonzo Nj. Folger is the travelling
4Agent> for Franklin, Davis & Co.'s
Nursery, Richmond, Va. All persons
desiring fine fruits, will do we'll to
give their orders to Mr.. Folger, as-he
~ representing one Uf the best Nurs-
cries In the United States.
Amos Cummings, colored, was COM
IrIitted to Jail week before last, by
Trial Justice Liddell, charged with
the, burning of. Mr.. Aaron Boggs' gin
.AoNse, some time during the winter.
HAMPTON AND HOME RuLE..-Pur~
sWant TO q call of the Chairman of the
County. Executive Committee, Eas-
tatoei Democratic Club, will meet at
:Ahticeh Baptist Church, Saturday,
tt$g 18th instant, ut 2 o'clock, D. M,
sd organize for the campaign, etc.
Members will please turn out prompts
'4ys JNo. T. LEWIS, President.
Anderson's Mills, April 4, 1873.
Some or our renders complain that
40 have fed them on the report of
Radical corruption so long they have
Become sick and nauseated, and desire
q change. We, therefore, stop the
ratification for q while, at least, as
' N'iatswe have already published is
~ ficicnt to damn the party for all
sine. to comes But thero Is much
my5re behind, which is equally nause-
Utng, and we may from tmo to time
N''blish suclI portions Of it as VIC think
w'h be most interesting to our reads
~
. The treasures Of the deep are not
~nirccious ~ are the concealed COM
iQrta OF = man locked up in woman's
q Me- 49,.
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Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICKENs.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed,
I will sell to the highest bidder before
the Court House door, at Pickens G. II +, on
Saleday in May next, 1873, during the legal
hours of sale, tho following property, to wit:
All that Tract or Parcel of Land, situate on
Cane creek, adjoining lands of Hester Nim~
mona, Josiah Chapman, Silas Hincke and
others, containing 2a0 acres, more or LEGS,
whereon the Defendant, Elijah Hinokle now
lives. Sold as the property of Elijah Hinc-
.kle, at the suit Of j. E. Hagood.
.s.a r, ...r ALSO, -. .,,., .
: Ali that portion of the 'Tsmith Place," ly-
ing on the PiCkens side of Toxaway river,
containing ----- acres,o adjoining lands of
the Estate Of Samuel Maverick, deceased.
Sold as the property Of Elijah Hinckle, at
the suit of j. e. Hagood.
TERMS CAsH--Purchasers to pay extra for
titles, sc. ~. .... =.
BEA8If terms not complied with ON day of
sale, property will be resold at risk of former
purchaser. .. .'..'. .-
~--..... JOAB MAULDIN, sp.o.
apr IL, 1873 "u 81. "."
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Mortgages ( Sale

E(Yyirtue of the power conferred on ME
~ by Mortgage executed by John IT.
Notes, wiz soil at Pickens Court House, on
Saleday in May, 1873, at public auction, the
FcilOwing property, to wit: .I
An Of said JOHN II. Notes undivided One.
txth interest in that certain Piece, Parcel, or
4 OF of Land, situate in the Town Of Easiey,
~ "a the County Of Pickens, in the State 6f
south .s Varolina, and Known in the Plat of
gsla Town, as Lot No. s, contain ng One Half
Aore, more or less, il being tho samo where ,
on the Hotel now stands. - -
ALSO, ...
Bald John H Notes One. Half rnterest ,r
the sole and exclusive use Of the Bar and R;I-
lard Rooms.in said Hotel. ~'" III ~
TERMS CASH ....
;. @. HAWTHORNE,
an, II .ozo - Mortgagee.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA,
RxICUTIvB CHAMBER,
Gnlnmh hin NInrnh 1oIL 1910


Whereas, party Of armed. :.men did on the
9th ofMarch, rescue, three prisoners froni
Pickens Jail by force and violence, and where.
as grave cffence' hasss hereby beenScommit-
ted against tho laws of this State.
Now, therefore, 1. WADE HAMPTON, Gov.
ernor Of the State.of South Carolina, in order
that justice may be done and the majesty Of
law vindicated, do hereby offer a reward of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the appre-
hension apd delivery in any jail of this State
Of the said person or persons engaged in this
outrage.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
CCc hand and caused the Great Seal,of
LIS. the State to be affixed, at Columbia,
~ this 18th day of March A. d. 1878,
and in the one hundred and second wear Of
the Independence of the United States of
America.
WADE HAMPTON, Governor.
By the Governor:
Il. RI. SINS.
NOR %, 1873, 20 8
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ftaTes chat Need not be Endured

People suffer great deal Of pain uAneces-
$aEily. Among the torturcs that need not be
oad0rtd are thuse inflicted by The rheuma-
t.Hm and ghout, since the acrid element in
!ht blood which produces them by contact
VIII tile SENSITIVE covering of tho muscles
nn ljUints may BE eliminated by the use OF
hat htatchless dcpurent, iIos,et,er's Stomach
~ ters' before the iniiamnaory symptoms
are developed to amy great extent. when it
'9$eonsidcred what excruciating tortures
rheumatism inAicts, and what tendency it
s".s= when fully developed, to attack the
hart, the invisibility Of an early use Of such
enable antidote becomes at once apparent. !.
The rheumatic virus is expelled from the
piopd by the increased action Of the kidneys
w -, @hich acts as strainers-produced by the
bltters, and the sufferer will find, if he uses
\H's supreme defensive agent, that he will
&c protected against return Of the agonizing
complaint Dyspepsia, fever and sgue, liver
aud bowel complaints and other maladies, are
'alsocured by this admirable remedy.
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VEGETIN h
HER OWN WORDS.

- BALTIHoRE, Md, Feb. IL, 1877.
Mr.. II. II. STkVENs--Dear Sir: Since
several years have got sore and very pain
ful foot. had some physicians, but they
couldn't cure me. Now have heard of your
Vegetine from Lady who was sick for O
time, and became all we'll from your Vege-
tine, and went and bought mo one bottle,
and after I had used one bottle, the
pains left me, and it began to heal, and then
l bought one other bottle, and 80 l take it
yet. 1 thank God for this remedy aud your
self; and wishing every sufferer may pay at.
tention to it. 1t is blessing for health.
Airs. G. KRABE, 638 West Baltimore-st.
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VEGaETENE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE

CnARLESTOWN,
II. r. STEvHNs-Uear Sir: This is to c. ify
that have used your "Blood Prepare on"
in my family for several years, and hink
that for Scrofuls or CankerousQ Humo or
Rheumatic affections it cannot be exc lied;
rfnd aa blood purifier and spring medicine
1t is the best thing have ever used, and 1
have used almost everything. 1 can cheer
fully recommend it TO any one in need OF such
O. medicine. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DINsMoRE, 10 Brussell street.
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Sheriff S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF PIoKENa.

COUNTY OF PICKENa.
RY virtue Of sundry executors, to me di.
~ Sected, will sell to the highest bidder,
"c Pickens Court House, on Monday, 9th day
OF May next, during tkslegSl hours of sale,
the following property, to Wit:
One Store House and Lot in the Town Of
Central. Lot containing One fourth of one
Aerci fronting on Main street, adjoining lots
Of /. Ross Eaton, James Peek and others.
Levied on as the property of Cicero e. Long
ut the suit Of Hall & Rowland. o.
for titles. , ~. ''
'Hs4p If teTms not complied with on day Of
sale, property'to bo yes6ld aL risk of fofo,er
purchases. =, .,.-
JoAB MAULDIN, s.p.o.
apr II, 1873 81
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Church Directory.

Methodist church, Rev. A. w. Walker, Pastor.
,1st sabba,hin In each month at A O'Clock p. M.
Sd Sabbath in each month at 103 O'Clock a. m.
Rev. Hugh McLees, Presbyterian (Secona)
81 Sabbath in each month, at II O'Clock o. m.
8eCOua Baptist Church, REV. W. b. Single
ten Pastor lst Sabbath and Saturday before
in, each month OF II o'clock o. M.
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The state of South Carolina
PICKENs COUNTY.
IN PROBATE COURT


William a. Lay as Executor Of the Will of
Charles Middleton Lay, deceased, and as
Devisee and Legatee under the will of sold
deceased, Pluintiffs, against Elizabeth
Lay, widow, Malta A. Hester, Mary e.
Martin, Myra r, Lay, James F. Lay,
Caroline A. Lay, Susan E. Lay, Charles
Lay, Lefty E. Newton, children, W. II.
Hester, N I. Martin, j. C. G. Newton,
sons-in law of Charles Middleton Lay,
deceased, and dcvisees and legatees of said
deceased, Defend snts.
Complaint for Relief.
TO the Defendants in the above stated cass:
VOU and each Of you al hereby summon
Il ed AMI required to answer the COM
plant II this action, which is filed in the
oihce Of The Judge of Probate, in and for
the County and State aforesaid, and serve q
copy Of your answer on the subscribers at
Wallhalia, IN Oconce Comfy, s. c., on the
Court House Square. within twenty days
after the service Of this summons on you.
exclusive OF the day Of service.
If you fail TO answer the complaint within
that times the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for The relief demanded in tho COM
plant.
J. J. NORTON,
W. G. KEITH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Rckcns Court House, South Carolina, Fe-
brualy 90, 1878. Witness, w. G. Field, Judge
of Probate for Piokens County, S. O., 28th
February, 1873. ". g. FIELD,
Judge Of Probale.
TO Lefty E. Newton and husband J. C. G..
Newton, of the foregoing Defendants.
Take notice, that the complaint and sum-
mons herein have beer fled in the office Of
the Judge of Probate, at the Court House
for Pickcns CourttS; S. c., fer tho purposes
therein set forth; and that you are required
to appear in the cause by the 18th day of
May, next, or the Plaintiff will apply 10 the
court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
J. J. NORTON,
WM. c. KEITH,
Plaintiffs Auornys, Walhalla, s. C.
march Z, 1878 26 8