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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
Discussion Of the Queens
Message in Par
lament.
VERY SLIGHT OPPOSITION TO THE
VOTE OF THANKS.
Germany Still Hopeful
Of q Peaceful Com
promise.
ts,rc,lL Di.rIrcHss To raj GOLD nLi
DALI Naval
Latest War News.


The calm which may procede = tremen-
deus storm. has settled down over East
ern Europe. No movement OF any Inn
p~ortancs 10 noted As taking place In Tur'
key yesterday. with the exception OF the
question put To the urahd puke Nieno'A'
by tho Porte. which was 10 gam 'hiof
hon a. 10 tue ~vaeuAtiou VI iu'Ae' " WV
hussians' MS h'sh'e's sA'o
answer TO tho queshon' pu' e'saeu u W
pointing u the TACT mat the ptiush
neet was still stationed In the sea Oh Mar
mora. . fact which the Sultan knows prop
ably Is we'll Is the Grand uke. The
meaning Of this IL. hat isussla mas no ih'
tention yet OF yielding To Ensiand's ue-
msnds. and that she will maintain her po-
sition at san stefsno and around Con-
stsntinoplo until either . definite peace
relieves her. or force Of arms drives her
from It.
There 10 some prospect Of . renewal OF
negotiations for the assembling Of . con
grcss. but is friends have little hope Of
success. Indeed. . meeting Of the Powers
In the present contingency oould have no
beneficial effect, except Ia give both Rus.
nj. and Great britain further time TO pre-
nara for war. Neither nation, from pres-
eut indications, will yield one jot Of her
-. - Al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
Who Lose. the Eight Cents ?

Seventy or eighty papers have come
10 hand this week. inquiring In q paths.
tic voice who Il 10 that loses the eight
cents when . lsborine man takes q nine.
ty.tws cent silver piece for q dollar.
Now, this IL the very thing that has puz-
zled Us. II . carpenter resolves from
the Government o ninety.two cont silver
piece for . dollar. and passes II upon
Bis butcher for . dollar. and the butcher
passes II upon the shoemaker for . dol
lar. and the shoemaker passes II upon
his landlord for q dollar. and the land
lord passes Il for . dollar upon the State
for taxes, and the State passes u Tor Q
dollar upon mason for work on the new
State House, and the mason passes IL fora
dollar 10 Q merchant ior . silk dress Tor
his wife, and the merchant passes II for u
dollar 10 the custom.h house officer for
import duties, and the United States
Treasurer passes Il - o dollar 10 . sol
der, and the soldier passes II a. . dollar
TO the same carpenter hsreinbsfore pre-.
yioualy mentioned. We arc unable to nee
rho has lost the eight cents. Happy
thought! Perhaps tho loss fell on
some man who did not get III
Seriously, the sams man lost the eight
cents who loses the sixteen every time be
takes four silver quarters. that have
only eight cents worth Of silver In
them. But, even then. the hvs.cent
pickels puzzle US. In . dollars worth
Of these there 10 only ninsteen cents
worth Of metal. Now, will some OF the
editors who lie awake nights to figure
such things out, please 10 inform Us
who Il 10 that loses the e~ighty.one cents
every time . dollars worth OF nickels Is
passed Who loses four cents every
tims Avs-csnt piece 10 paid
for q glass OF lager or Q car.ridef
The little copper cents are even . greater
robbery. We hove not the heart to 90
Into q calculation a. 10 how many mil
lion dollars are wrung from the horny
handed bondholdsr every day in the
passage OF this dsbsssd cent, but II 10
inconcsivable how an opponsnt OF the
Bland bill can pass o OF these fraudu.
lent tokens, even ut q distance. without
blusbing for the perfdy Of his race
Grdphtc,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
FROM A PHYSICIAN.
HrpE PAns, VI. Feb. Z. 1873.

HYDE Pas. W.. Feb. f.iS1s.
Msssrs. Seth W. fowis 4 Sons, Boston
osnta: You may perhaps remember that ] vrots
you several weeks ago In regard TO the uss OF
The Peruvian Syrup foe my wits. who wss sol.
frrins from general debility, The seQusccs VI
Typhoid Dyssntsry. had tried the n'ost not
cd physieisns ia this stste, $50 also ~ usosCa.
c-ommsnced the nee Of the syrup. the hrst ionr
bottle mads but little impression. bat while
tshiur ths nfth she begsn 70 improvs rapidly.
and now, amer using sis Of the dollar bottles,
shs has reeainsd hsr strength. and 10 sols 70 DO
mosl Of the work about the hou-e; asd ! ieel
thst 4 csnnot speah too highly In praiss OF the
Peruvian Dyrup. { have prescribed 10 TO sev.
vsral OF my pstistts. and hsvs procured the
esis of ssysrai dosen oil hsrs. You Gao make
any us OF this letter you sse NJ. rours y "
truly, u. D. BELpkN, u. D.
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rue spriss Etghts.

Abe Rich. Of Plat Il Rich. Main street.
Gold Hill, proelsims himsslf champion OF
the light weights in Gold Hill and shiss
his castor into the ring. hurling defiance
at all other clothing dealers for the sss-
son. whatever their weight or calibsr may
be. lie ask. and will give no odds. bat 10
able 10 knock down his goods w cash cusr
omers At less prices than they ever kns.
Of before. All he asks 10 fair show. and
be feels competent 10 stand Oh any antog'
onist In his line Of business. Moreover.
he has got the goods Ia back up his claims
aud assertions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
. . 0sssasisss.

isr ras ~r.rsRs usioS - uss.l
AJAX FnAscisco. April $50 y. y.
ophir. 80. 35.. 3+h
Union Con-. A.
Con. Virginia. 49,.
California. ~ asked.
Mexican. iOs
Alpha. g.
0ould A Curry. GA
Yellow Jacket.
NeCrAeken. Sc
Grand Prize. ]
Hale a S~orcross.
savage. So
Crown Point. 40 bid
Union Con. As
Eureka Con. a.
Alta. ca
Tip Top.
Con. Virginia. 49,.
Imperial. i5c
California. 2Yt bad.
Leopard. An ass-ssment VI 30 cents pct
share 10 levied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
Ams.s.a-ss ~ silver.

An association for getting up . festival
for the benefit of Grace Church has bean
formed in Silver City. Al . lsts meeting
Of the committee J. n. Nc0innis vas
elected President. Mrs. HUI. Secretary.
and Mrs. Augustine. Treasurer. The lee.
tival will occupy two nights. the 9Th and
9th Of Nay. Mrs. Frank Sperling and .
number IL other ladies have syinced con.
siderable interest In ti,- project. There 10
quite . debt hanging over Grace Church.
and IL /, with the intention u wipins this
out that tho festival 10 being gotten up.
Nay the effort prove successful 10 the
hearty wish Of the NEws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
sTOcK %REPOaT.


- kRooe1sco DesFo
Last xuSrss.
Is Eurshs Con-. ttN. Is
i05 Jask ~. ik.t
2J nj Ih,ts 10 <puth. Use. &c
10 Leopard. SIC
AZ uilA, soc. U.s.
20 Northern Belle. ~
SO PhsniI. sS,N
!. 3 s ssi:a ~ IN
600 Huss~y. SEQ
I'D B.ehtsl. .. ~
IS Leeds, isO
80 TIP Top q
sos Manhattan. IL. uss
80 De Frees. toc. Xc
<D 0rsnd Prize. est
60 Ar,enta Sc
1850 Navajo. 1.55. ~
80 Endowment. Csc
iO Young Amsries, SIS
80 tndspendsnee. Vs.
to stAr. =. l.9s
io Belle Tale. Soc
50 Hamburs.t
iit0 Dag. 1. W.. Sc
2s0 hococ. les. iCo
- New Coso. 1r
10 bodis. I ". ~
russ opair. tet. Il. &is. a ~
<10 Justice. e.eA
iitO J uiia. q. 500
Nv Msxiean. ~
40 NeCrseksn. IN
Is baiiiou. 40
as Ats, q.
Ito bsisher. ~
NJ kIehsaner. ass
1o California. ~
~ iials q NorrosS. 81
" Union con.. 40
iSb savage. ~. ~
ivo lmpsrisl. BIC. ts
MS Trojan. 0oc. ;e
~ Choilar-r otosi. -
~ ooaid 4 Cauy. &C.
IS O,-rman. IN, u
lao sierra Nevada. S.D
SIS Goa virfinis. 49,. ~ hio
"a noAsissL
$50, oYslr; -. s.s. 81, ny; As; as sic; -
b. -. 5ss.A
litO Mexican. ~
iisu 0ssld . cury, e.5S
90 Bsst . Belcher. 10. is,.
ists California. ". ~ b. ~ bic, 81. ~ s'. ~
rs. 80
ts sA'sss. ss,sS
iS0 ca; Sirs'si.' i'.. " ''0. 7" s''. ~
u, cSoii..P O,O.,. "a. IS. s.s
WI Hals 4 N~orsross, .. IL. Is
IA crsvs Point. ~. 4 ". ~
sso yellow Jsehst. q
7yn Imp rial. a.
~ k<atuek.
sis Bsiehsr. is. AZ. AZ
so .isrrs Nevada. 1.5o. 1so, ass
las Utah, st.sN
Isl ballioa, as
as klshsausr, AZ
$50 ovspse. !iiS. u. NV. io'.. ioS
$50 Justice. os.s
sfs uaisa coa-. sl'.t az
~ Ala, ~
istO julia. AVS. 2ss, .. ass
go CalsdouiA,a
ilSo saeeof, LIS. los.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09

Nrsr HAVE TIcKrns.-The COMMITTEES
having the preparations Tor the Turn
yerein masquerade in charge have decided
that no lalies will Be admitted. either y
SPECTATORS or In mask. without . ticket
Ticksts can be had ct y. Bosgis's book
store. c street. Orders for Carriages maj
BE- left with .. c. Young. at j. y. smith's
ssddlery store. North G strsst.
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the srrou and
Indiscrs.ions Of youth. ervou wssknsss, early
decay. los OF manhood. etc. ! viii . o .
recelpt taat will cure you. PRE- OF cnAnoH.
rhis great r-in~iy vas disoo,sred b. nission.
arr IN Bputn America. Send 9 ~sddres
Envelope 10 the Rkv. JusKPa 7. lNhAN.
station d, Blbls House. New YORK City.
an am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unssesiisd In Storey
county, 70 TO Thomas u ,irJn's Eating Stand.
Ia the Palace Saloon. No. : North Q street.
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsrs at oil hour IN
svsry style. Forty ninsu always on hand d
night. for t.s'y, bone style Of cooking. ana
sford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TD 70. spH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
.rr.s ONLY A CouoH /"

Hu brought many to uusimsly graves. What
10 Q eoushf The lungs OF bronchial tubes have
been sitseked By . cold; raturs sousds an
d0m suegests tn wistar's Balssm OF Wild
Cberry;" has cured, duripg the last
half III q century. Thousands upon Thousands Of
persons. A. ons yoa cough. there 10 Danger,
Tor the cough IL q Safety vAlvs. Use wistar''
and b cured. Sold by al druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
A FALSE HOPE.

The sick ere often deceived By the promises
held out to them Of spssdy curss 70 be psr'
formed By come so-ealled remedy. which. Will
tried. proves worthless. We DO MOI uish 70
rsire any falss hops, bat we coa1dsutly astsft
thai for the ours OF all diseases. or sores. pro
dured by bad blood. thrrr 10 an unfAiling hip
u Bh.tols Sarsapsrilis aud Pills. mhS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09
The Ensiish Parliament Discusses
the Quses's Message.

The Enaiish Pariismsns Discusses
the Quees's Message.
Iosnoy April 9.-Ip the House ~
-" ...,..J., .uo,,oon. p~s.oonsa.ld
Lofu' 's'
after . retrospect OF the governments past
| policy. criticized the Treaty Of Ban Ste
-. Iii, conc,u.iou, simil.r to those
'sno' a'A"'" .-.h
contained In LORI SALISBURY u'sPA'on'
Although every article Of the treaty vas .
deviation from the treaties Of 1855 and
,s5, n. ~orl, mot call them violations.
100 .--,..., :,
because hau uhoy peen .o"s''e'eu -
| congress, ~ England desired, they might
have been regarded merely As suggestions.
- -, a., Al. no..es.io, M Re....
no 'h'"e' "..,.s-
rabia was not OF u,hins .ocM ilnn'lii
Lord palmers.on ma sm"%sy ;n.o,v'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09

HE came In cautiously and inquired.
Can the cackling Of hens properly be
called hsnthusissm3" We stop the
press to say that he sleeps swsetly with
bis head still In soak.
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o. q. GALLUP.

O. II. oALLur. opposite The Bank Of oallfos-
MIA. ould Hin, hssps constantly on band ii
fsvorts brands af inportsd C;say. ohoies bit
cjrsrs, eli kisds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
srhaum plpes, nuts, candles. ans cutsry. md
tors md kncy soods Of all hnds. ap3s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09

WET have the funny men Of America
been no dali this wintsrf Answer
Pint-They havsn't |! Second because
It's been . nopuu winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-09


Rsyisw Of abe Csnpaigas Of 1871
a.d ls7s-A Letter That will
ssad Gsrhsm 90 Meet Chandler.
Especial Dispsieh to the GOLD HILL Nrvsl
WARRINGTON. April 9.-Following 10 the
full TAFT Of George c. aorham's letter. II
10 headed: Republican rudiments.
Some plain talk about tho Administration.
A spicy letter from George G. Gorhsm.
Esq. What shall be the issues In the Con-
gressionsl campaignf The New YORK
T.ib~a<'. report Of the Republican National
Committee. What Mr.. Gorham really did
nay. The Cabinet analysed. forgiveness
and repentance. True Republicsnism De-
fned."
To the editor Of the N.a,is@ai Repabiiea@
On Thursday evening last . meet
ing Of the Republican National Com
mittse men and late Congressional Com.
mittee men was held In this city. the pro-
creiings Of which have been twice report.
ed In the New York Trih..s's telegraphic
columns. The first (FridAy'D report
stated all that was worth stating. the sec.
ond tsaturday's) report undertakes to give
what wss said BY General Logan. M.
Chandler. Charles Foster and myself. The
remarks Of Mr.. Foster are embraced with.
In quotation marks. and are intsrlsrded
With sulosistic comments by the reporter.
I 10 not know from whom the exact words
Of the gentleman we're obtained. - there
vas no reporter ct the meeting. I am
represented q having made
,,,r,xn sprrcu
"a. .,.,,,,.,u.
Nv. m IA all thst M n VA.
sui,s !. bitter and extreme In his remarks
! Nr. aorham. II IL unusual for an en-
trrprlsing reporter to serve Q piece Of news
v.rued over, after having oncs dished II
mn when II wa fresh. Ia this case II seems
10 have been deemed worth while 10 depart
f,,m the plaiu business rule, In order 70
m.Ls room for 4 statement that Mr.. Eos.
tsr. A a friend Of the Administration. had
ssii some thipgs which he did not say. and
~, hi. .,xsch Wa tbs frat Of the Kind
r.. ~ - h..rd i'm Conyress mr. In spy
naI,,is.I ss,hsriny in Wsshinpton for 1
iony lima md n WAS moi replied TO.
40 M oh,,ction 40 The excellent notice
M. rsnort yivs. 10 Mr.. Foster. and hops
4, ma, strengthen him when he may feel
m..t In neal Of strength, only wish ~
in,nroys I'M, occasion 10 say In your col.
umps what I did say at the meeting. be.
esuse I think il 10 q good time for mem.
ber. OF the marty Who have any opinions, W
express them. II so inclined. A new
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TEE Yoanesorth oysiss and Chop Hoass
No. II South Q street. Virginia City. 10 The
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CALIFORNIA.

Asssher Defeat Ssr Reasssyisa-
The More Murder Tsist -ksiiresd
Aooidong.
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(,rrcrIL TO rur solp airL DAILY usv'
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GEORGE c. s6snAm TALKING.
,sr~ arrxnr-r To SPLIT THE
REPUBLICAN RANKS.

A. usAerhsnded Attack Upon
rrssideas Hayes, by IN Open
Assault on HIS Cabinet - Vivid
Review Of shs CsnpaiEss OF 1879
asd ls7s-A Letter That will
Ssnd Gsrham 90 Meet Chaudier.
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ooRHAN's POSITION

What has been done cannot be undons.
but tbs laws of the land have not changed.
nor can their enforcement ever Be prop
erly . question Of policy. II resistance 10
succsssful. this does not elevate The law
breakers 10 rsspsctability. nor prevent
lav-sbiding people from continuing in
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ASSOUSCInISfs
FoR TOWN MARSHAL.
q. n. GALLUP

Ts REsPrcrruLLY ANNOUNCED 40 can.
i didsAs fos 70 election 20 the ~ 9 OF Town
Tpssursr. subject 20 The decision o. ~ isI,ov.
eitissns Of 0eh Hill at he municipai e.eeuon
70 Be held Nay 9Th, ISIS. cpl "a,
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,.r ras ~r.rs1s usuoS rslsaa,su uss.i
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-15
HOUSE OF HOPE.

Gospel Meeting Last Notwithstanding
Introductory Exercises Followed by
Commonplace Sermon.
Owing to the fact that the Opera house
was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. T. Brigham
Bishop in their expose of so-called spirit
manifestations, the Y. M. G. A. gospel meet
ing was held in the beautiful House of
Hope church. There was very large con-
gregation, composed of the attendants of the
different churches, which we're closed for the
purpose OF allowing congregations and min
listers to attend this service.
The proceedings were of similar nature
to those at the Opera house on the previous
Sunday, consisting of singing, prayer and
sermon, and lasting just one hour. One
feature of these meetings is the service of
song, and last night the featute of this part
of the service was the singing by Mrs. Knox
| III most effective manner the beautiful
sacred ballad, 'sWhat will you do tonight. y
The congregation was for the most
part very attentive to the services
and apparently actuated by true devotional
piety, but there were few who were of the
world, worldly, and withal rude, ill-bred
and disgracefuliy ill-mannered. OF these
there were three youths with closely cropped
scalps and pretentious style of dress, who
kept up an incessant tittering and giggle,
which, at times, almost became an outright
senseless guffaw. Indulgent mothers should
keep these monuments of the horse training
we'll under the parental eye.
The sermon by Rev. John Stafford was
from the following text: "What must dc
to be saved?'' Acts xvi: 80.
We regret to say that the effort was en-
tirely commonplace, and we accordingly de
vote our space to more entertaining matter
At the conclusion of the address the secre
tary announced the meetings for the week
and asked all those who would to stay for
fifteen minute gospel meeting, and promis
ing there would be no urging those who di
not desire to take part in the proceedings
An unusually large number remained, an
several expressed their anxious desire to &c
that peace which passeth all understanding
It was announced that the next meeting wi
be in the Opera House next Sunday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-15
PERSONAL.

Hon. E. T. Archibald, Dundas, was at tho
Merchants yesterday, en- route for his Stevens
county farm.
Mr.. F. A. Fletcher, of the we'll known firm of
Wilson Bros, Chicago, is in the city registered
at the Merchants.
Walter R. Lehmioke, the popular and efficient
auditor of Washington county, passed the Sab
bath in st. Paul.
At the Merchants: G. G. stoweu, Chicago;
n. Q. Goulding. Boston; w. w. Dudley, Chica-
go; 1. T. Ames. Mortified; E. T. Archibald,
Dundas; Mrs, I. Lincoln. Mankato; w. Rood,
Binghamton; H. Lehman, Chicago; ]. T. Ham
ilton, Moline;J J.. s. Young, Chicago; E. 81.
Young, Milwaukee; A. l.. Conger, Akron; M.
G. Perdell, Washington; w. Vaunantta, r. F.. !;
Jas. McIntire, Eau Claire; w. r. Day, E. d.
Mcdonald. H. M. Hayden, G.. l. Crandall,
Chicago; j, W. Dorsey, Milwaukee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-15
Th0r0uOhJreds.

While on the subject of racing it is in
order to refer to the recent pur
chases of thoroughbreds made by Hon.
Isaac Staples, of Saltwater, who is rapidly
building up one of the most extensive and
valuable breeding farms in the Northwest.
Mr.. Staples purchase embraces seven head,
as an examination of the pedigrees below
will show, of as fine blooded animals as can
be found in this country, some of whom
have already acquired fame, both upon the
turf and in the stud. The fact that some
of them will take part in the running con-
tests at the State fair as noted above, makes
the following mention of the names and
pedigrees of the horses of special interest
They are as follows:
D. Artagnan, grey horse, six years old
by Lightning, dam Yingara, by Star Davis
| son of Glencoe.
Gov. Neptune, chestnut colt, three years
old, by Brown Dick. dam Electra, by Jacl
| Malone,
| Florence Payne, sorrel filly, three years
old, by Blarney Stone, dam Florence I, b.
imported Australian.
Lucy Lee, sorrel flley, three years old, b.
Planet, dam Flash of Lightning, by Light
ming.
Lucy Morrison, sorrel filley, two years old
by Blarney Stone, dam Endorser, by Wag
ner.
Athelstan, bay colt, two years old, by JOIN
Morgan, dam Tribulation, by jeff. Davis.
Thornton Moore, chestnut colt, two year
old, by Tom Bowling, dam by importe
Knight of st. George.
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CITY NOTICE.
OHIO STREET.
LEGAL NOTICES.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
- sey-District Court Second Judicial District.
SUMMONS:
Harry X. White and Harriet NJ. White, minors by
their guardian ad Item. K. b. Galusha, plaintiffs,
VS.. Adrian Iselin, defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named de-
fendant You are hereby summoned and required
to to the complaint this action which has
been filed in the Office of the Clerk of said Court at
Saint Paul, i'll the said county of Ramsey, and to
copy of your answer to the said complaint
the subscribers at Their office in and at the
of Fifth and Wabashaw, in said city of Saint Paul,
within twenty days after the service of this
upon you exclusive OF the day of such service. and
if you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded therein.
SMITH EGAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul, MINI.
july 17w-Inon
StTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-District Court, tor Second Judicial Dis
trict.
John Napier and George L. Otis, Plaintiffs VS. Wal
ter w. Parker and Mary Parker, his wife, defend
ants.
The State of Minnesota to the above named defend
ants
You and each of you are hereby summoned and re-
above entitled action which has been filed in the
Office of the clerk of said court in the Court House
in the city of Saint Paul, Minnesota, and to serve
COPY of Your answer to said complaint on the srf,-
scriber at his Office in the city of Saint Paul in said
county of Ramsey, within twenty DAYS after the
service of this summons upon you exclusive of the
day of such service, and If You fail to answer said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in
this action will apply to the court for the relief de-
handed in said complaint.
Dated June 2Sth, A. ID. 1878.
CHAS. L. OTIS,
Plaintiff s Attorney, st. Paul, Mimi,