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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29
IN nANKRrpTCY


Ia The District Court " ths Uaited hizlss
for the Distflet u YsF10nt.
81 the Matter u HAEA0a CaHFGlDs Bankrupt.
- the creditors " said bsakfHgt sud Al
ethsfs whom is may concern.
The undersigned, sssignes u sad tautfspt.
hereby gsses notice that il has bees ordered ~
tLe Dislfiei Court. u sai9 District, that the
saeand GBd third gensrki meetings " the cred.
ltors u ssld b4BkfHpt ts tsid ia a2ad Dsffiet
% tie Jth day u Jgues a 9. ikIs, ~ eeiach
A. y Il the fi0tsi " Austin Eartiett, before
al u Essz@y Register 10 Bankruptcy, for tbs
nurp8.es aaazsd IL sections IN End 55sg u the
Revived slAtases ~ TIE Uhlssi statss, aud this
l. also % give notice thGl / htss nlsd ay hasi
Ae0gaht - AsslEase q ssie bansfapf snd that
a. sstd lime aaa place shsi apply y sid cSart
"a sauismeat " sAld see9snf and ~ a ess.
charge fFou sii liability - sssigAss ~ al -.
tate 10 aeeQfsahee sath the pfugisIs1s 81 said
5asa secti1u
Dassd as Arlnstoa Ia saia DEsinst iLas i2ah
~ nARTIA b. DKaMIs0, Asagnss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29
Marriages.

A. Taabsiaep sttg ses. a. shs ttt8ss hssas,
- kes i naemsa NtestiHaf EtAsf 81
sFslneasf# iasirist sssittei 81 bes Cal
ssf kag d Is Has iaes af tas Asfnsitt Nsisis
fsteNes Is Nan rhst hnsU4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

We quote the following notice from
The Livingston, n Y. Republican
Not three months since. friends were
called to mourn the death Of Samuel
Vance, one Of Groveland's best citi.
gems He had been 30 unobtrusive but
faithful oflice-bearer 10 the church,
genial and exemplary member OF socie.
~, and filed all the relations Of the
home circle with kind consideration
aud affection. and 10 the church. IN
society. aud at home his place cannot
we'll be filled. But the measure Of his
years was three score-and.ten the
noonlide brightness Of life bad passed
into the evening shadows OF old age,
aud it's closing was like beautiful sum.
mer sunset giving promise OF coming
day Of songful g!adness.
HILLIARD 81 Ia GruyslAnd. April 18Th, At the
lAle residence q samuel Vance. after a short
illuess Ire hilhard, aged 70 years.
In the death of the young, some
heart is made desclate. IL is but little
over six weeks since tue deceased took
up bis residence at this place. wearing
the happy honor Of life blended with
another In that time he had won the
highest esteem Of all with whom he had
become acquainted. A young man OF
refined taste of good business faculties,
kindly. energetic and social. This
sudden death. which brings deep sor-
row 10 all, falls with crushing weight
upon the young wife, and in this
double afiiiction, she has the heartfelt
sympathy OF all,
His remains were taken to Dorset,
VT, aud laid to rest near his old home
among the Green Mountains, where Q
widowed mother and only sister weep
in bitterness that the life of this one so
dear to them, has suddenly gone out.
Strangers shed tears over him here,
and hearts go out to them in tender
sympathy in their sorrowful bereave.
ment.
Through this cloud comes there not
ray of light by which we know He
doeth all things welll"
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Rsnny A baaei sis 90 A. a hs~sll. tesa =
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A. saaltfAal. Mas az Alms r,he. aged -
scare
tssF cti.d 70 Haiti srtaHr soar ftlkte ssr e'eF,
Year sFiFi Esa departed 60 gsbssuH FAR si,efs
Au3 ieit # uHs lN1eN elra tHflh 81 awAii.
Tbsa she issH 81 the syHff eftf san teA
Tbs g. thst suil Hr18ts dear Alns g. shes
Coata reveS la tala until an&th set yea free,
Prom ,hs depths n af estes tsss ihY iaitene
70 hear.
Thoagt esleA,as sai asiuag nv SERVES 20
share
Buy tbr AHEel ~ pesth hRk apgkeu 81 lasi
ADD nafkfa thy irAll fora - ssfty BE- pssssd.
rhy sudofnts are ever, tbou Az with the isssa
Aht thp hi0st
Ia ,hsl home where she 'susomed are forever
a rect
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

PONDS
EXTRACT.
raE assas sraHFA4tE
Pain Destroyer and Specific
for inflammation and
Hemorrhaqes.
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA
No other rreparsfioa hAs ca4ed - many cases
81 these aistrsssius equF slnts - the HfrNtcT
Our plANaEH ls GnvainAhie in these Diseases,
Enmhtgn. Pains tu hsrk ~ SIDE. Ae. foEnp
nfnacF OtsruHNr 80 esutsl ieE va when re-
mnyHi - clothing il tnconsenieat u . great
help gn feleHtteg iuaEmmatoFy eAtes,
HEM0RRHAGES Bleeding from the
LunRs, stomach, Nose, 90 from any cause. IL
speedily cunir0led and stopped. Oar NASAL
sIKNars t2s ceolsl ANp iSKALKzs 80 esptsl
are great aids 10 krresung internal bleeding
DIPTHERIA AND SORE THROAT.
sec tie RIrRt,1 promptly. il lsa sure cure.
Delay 10 Dangerous.
CATARRH. The ExrRAcr is the only
specific for this disease. Gold in Head, Ae. cur
'CAFAREH cuKE specially prepared 70 meet
serious eHses, CONTAINS AL the curative prop
eriies Of the ErrnACT, eur nasal erRiE0E -
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simple and inexpensive.
SORES, ULCERS, WOUNDS, Sprains
and Bruises. II Is healing, cooling and cleans.
Ing, Use our OINTMENT 10 connection with the
kxrRkcT IL w.ll aid ia healing. uoitcning and In
keeping out the air.
BURNS AND SCALDS, For Allsying
heat and pain il IL untivAled, and should be
kept in every family ready Tor use in case Of &C.
cidents. A dressiag q our OIsrMESr will aid IN
healing and preyest scars
INFLAMED OR SORE EYES II
can be used without the slightest fear Of harm,
quickly allaying all Inflammation and soreness
without pain.
EARACHE, TOOTHACHE AND
EaeeAehe. When the EXTRACT is used according
10 directions, it, effect j. simply wonderful.
PILES Blind. Bleeding or Itching.
II u the greatest known remedy rapidly curing
w'el o'kc- medicines have failed PoNns kI'
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AEEr is Of great service where the removing OF
clothing is ineouyenient.
FOR BROKEN BREAST aud for
Bore Nipples. The EXTRACT is so closny and
efacAeious that mothers WHO have once used IL
will never be ~itheut il. Our 0nTxgHr 10 tbs
best emoilient that can be applied,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS No ply
sciAn need be called in for the majority Of 70.
male diseGses IL the FxTRAcT be used, Pull d.
reetions accompany each bottle.
CAUTION
PONDS EXTRACT Has been i'm
itAted. The genuine has the words "PoED's Ex.
TRACT blown in the glass. and our trademark
on surrounding wrapper None other genuine.
Always insist on having PoSp's EITRAcr. Take
no other preparation. is ne0er sold Ia bulk.
PRIoE OF PoND's EXTRACT, TOILET ARTI-
Giles AND SPECALrIEs.
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IN dark snd light eol9rs. wiIleh all BE- sold 81
reasuB4bls p1icss ~ g9gAs Nsusnssd - rep.
resented
&. P. DUNBAR
FACTORY Point. w., MAJ II is7s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-25

aon peut1ae 3eituns: Das 5elepbon
erwies fh btsler Sage reht nnb!ih in
einem Sale, 100 bic Nnme1snbelt Der Dplie
,et erwiinlht mar. Sn Der Office oes
@uperiutenpenten Der Gan Mntonio gi'
1eubabn er1hien namlid Der Neser Sut'
din1uu unb pra 1eutirte cem G,stiilfs
5uperintenDsnten Ssrrn Wfap cine Qns
meiIuna bic bieler fOfOrt als ssfalfdt
ertannte, ,nbem bic 3aelen perdnoert
puroen paren. 5srr May telspeunirte
lofort mad oer DOlt;eiRatioa, pab er Den
gbef 3u lsben winlh lhe unb wdbrene er
nod nit oem Nessr lprad. er1dien ihon
6err Worris, Der ben ShtpinDler iofort
ersrif uno nah Der Station 6radte.
= gei Nuatn purpe elmer Der Sanbis
ten, pelae bic oortiae @eeenb in lester
3eit unllnsr maatsn, sstSptst. Wm
Jrsitas folsten bret opsr pier &anssr Den
Spursn Der 8enbiten unb trafen NIT
einsm bsrlsitsn nabe bei Der 9tapt 3u.
iammen. Derlelbe wollte (ib niGt ers
aeben. ionbern madte fa gum SAieben
fertts; bic Granger tamen ibm aber 3ueur
unb feasrten auf ibn, wprauf Der Bandit
1ein pfsro wenbets uno in bic BIlde
entFob. Die Dunfslbsit psrbinDerte bic
Granger am petteren gerfclsen; es mare
AUDI ilberfliifiIs setpefen, benn am nahiten
Sage fanp man ben Banbitsn tobt III ben
8illhen liesen unb er wurbe ais Did
SUIT erfannt. Der MSrber McRinneY
purbs in Nufin su 1jatrissr 3uatbaus'
iirafe perurtbeilt.
- Nus Der Sail in Davis entlprausen
bret merifanilde pieroeoiebe, nahoem ife
sorber einsn Der @sfdnsniBwdrtsr setSotet
unb sinem anpern 1durre gerlebunsen
bsiesbradt battsn. @te risten wabrenb
Der gladt mad bem WaAtmanne unb ale
berlelbe bte Sbar gu ibrsr 3slIe GFnete,
wurbe er nispersefalasen. Muf Dem
8orplab fanoen bic Dtebe ben anberen
Dddter i'm @dIaf liesen ; fe seriebten
bemlelben serfdiebene @dlaee auf bem
&opf unb entFoben oann. Der srfse.
nannte Dadtsr it feinsr @unoe erIssen.
- Sn Sort Wefapett Serludte ..
Baltsrs, Der palslbl Elm 80 1taus balt,
etnen fetner @d7e gu tSoten. gr wurOs
serbaftet unb ba er bic ssforoerte 8ura.
fdaft nihi itsaen tOnnte, mad Nsnaropills
tn bte Sail sebradt.
IS Sn Wi1lican Serbrannte 8. Mayers
Dampfmable una Baumwollensn nit 6
8allen gaumwoa, 3 Basenlaounssn
Baumwollsnlaamen unb elmer Qaoun9
Rorn. 8erluf $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-25

ee1ast, aud mobl nur leers 5losts!n, bic
pein erniidterter geraaap unmSsli& lant'
ttoniren miro, satrenDs @eeanfen, in
iberreister eaune b.rporssipruoelt, baoen
ia te,ne tiefere geoeutuns uno loIsa f6 In
Doblsefallsn auf. Sur gut, saB ou tsln
inbiseretes @ubitorium battsf, ndte er
brptenb benz Sobns gu. Der NIT trampf'
baft ,u1ammenssprebten eippsn in Den
@arten binausltarrts., Oenn in elmer
Belt wie bic jsbise muB ieotr redtllh ben
fenpe Wann, be,onpers aber ein Bsan'ter
Der Resieruns, auf leiner Sut isin unp
unbsirrt Don Sem Yarteisetriebe ben etnSt'
aen Htdtttuea nit leiuer uberifsn 8eb0res
aeben aud ielbit Der serinste Staats>
biensr fann unb mus NIT Der san3sn Soa'
trait 1stnes gDirfens fir altebrmiiretse
Sntitutipnen einjtebsn. unp ioQts es 9ctt
tbun, Ge 3u ldassn luAen. uno nun ss-
mug uber bielss unsrqaidliAe Sbsma Elm
fir allemal. Du tait isbt beine 8iht<
1bnur, bana6 frebe wsiter. 9ansiam
wanbte sr fd um.
gfun enplid, Wtutter 5sute brinsIf
bu uns sewib eampreten. penn bu bait
oir 3sit senommsn uno sliibi Dor @mtsei'
fer
Die gintretenbe blidte i'm iaeu Don Der
@sits an bsi bielsm speifelbaften Shsr3 {:
unrubisen @ewilens ti1ats fe ibre einfa-
den Nbenbseridte auf, bic ibr in Der tsa*
tisen grresuns pieasiht nitt einmal mad
Wunfh ssratben waren.
Sn iAwetsenber gsrltimmuns issts man
iid gum glien nieoer, absr es pausrts nid't
lanse, bis ber 5austerr isinsr lhledtsn
Qaune burd riisenoe Bemsrtunsen uber
ote teutise 6OAYrobuction ieiner Tran
Quft madte, wie er in abnlihen Sallen
tets gu tbun pFeste.
(8prtfebuns folet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-25

= Die Npropcl. .Yaliass. Sn feinem
Beridt iiber bic an Brco Der ,,Yeoa"
slidlid ourdsefabrte nmfdifiuns Woroa.
fens selanst Yrof. @oroenitiSlo, mad Der
IS. g.. s." au folsenbsn SHlihen in
Betref Der WSslidteit zines Sunbels.
tpeses; y Dub Der Seewes pom Atlanti
iden Ocean bis gum 5tillen Weer lanss
Der Morotiiite 5ibiriens oft in wenisen
8phen bon einem oasu geei9neten, nit
erfabreneu See(euteu bemaunten 6abr3eu>
&c miro 3uriifselest meroen fSnnen, oas
| aber bieier Wes i'm Nasemeineu 70 melt
Die 8erbd!tniile i'm fbiriIden @isaeer
sesenwartis sefannt inD, ihwerlih bon
mirtli6er Beoeutung fir ben Sanoel iper.
ben piirfte. p Dab man Id,ou leet bebaup,
ten fann, bab Der 8erwenOlIns per See.
psrbnouns ,piiden .Senilei uuo euro.
pa als 6anoelswes teine Sdmierisfeiten
bese9uen. 81 Dag aller Wabrideiutidseit
nad AUDI Der Seemea 5wilGen SeniIet uno
aena unp smildsen Sena uno europa als
Saabslswes Su perwenben 1T; iebo6
biirite bic 5in, unb 0iidreile smiiden
9ena uno europa nidt in einem CONNER
,u MAIDEN iein. A DaS fortseIette Inter-
| iudunsen nStbis ano. am gu entideioen,
Ob cine fir ben Sanoel beltimulte See.
uerbinouns 3wiiden Der NitnD.sns bes
9enu 6lunes unp ben, Sti(ien Wesr mSs.
LID 1T Oheg ntat. Die Srfabrung,
meldis iDir ihon gelammelt batem
| ,sist. oab man unter alien umltanoen aui
pislem Wese ppm Stillen Weere nah BEN
Tlubsebiete eera's Duupibccte, ipmer'
@erdtbe unb anoere Waarea einfibreu
fam, welde nidt cut aaS Sdlitfu ODE,
!; Tubr,perfeg bsfSrbert iperoen lSnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-25
Merifautfebe SGad5rtd,teu.

Su Der Suuptitaot Dte9ito muroe elm
Sereiu, Der in. bortisen Gbeater cine
8erIan,mluns abbielt, burh bic Sntrisucn
pes &riessnliniiters @onsales unb
oes gicepraabenten oes Senats, nit 5iil.
fe bon Otfi3iereu, in ieinen gerbanolun,
gen seit0rt mno bic Yeriammluns aufses
brodeu. prd lioent Dia3 fcrcerte barauf
eine @rfldruns pOn @OnSales unb ba er
bieie nidt in 9enisenber WeiIe seben
fcnnte, mubte er refsniren. Sen.
Yadeea 1T iein @adfolser. SbenIo er.
sins eS benz Weiniiter Der Sultis Sable,
Der ebenfaus in bic SntrisHe perwidelt
mar,
Mebrere berporrasenbe Bclititer i'm
5taate Sapaca iinb wesen Ssrratb Der,
bannt morDen.
Son Na5atlan fcmut bic Mahridt BON
elmer neuen Repplte unter Nnfibruna pes
Sen. RamireS. Die anbanser beilelben
iammeln iid in &olaria, Goncorpia uno
Spula. Mud in aupas III cine Sniuret.
ticn ausSebroden uno 250 Wann baben
Befb BON Der Staot 9encmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-25

HW Il
Gin asent obtr 1sr!aalss III can Mntunie unb
l&meesesb, Ira bic
Wpaal ct. Jcbn Wdbmafd,ine
au sertauftn. 9iuiat Yreife ano sanfiise 9s>
binsuns,n. Maa ubreliirs
Grenibaw & Saalon, State Manaaers,
Sberman, EeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-25

Damen. uno &inberm6utel
nnb Sa den itno i&On uno bldg su ba.
bsu BET ). Spaae u. Sstne.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23
How Shall Sunday BE Used !

Simply rs q day of rest It meets most
imperative want. Our American life il
ut best too hurried and feversh. we
waste our strength in over.exertion. We
burn the candle ut both ends and in the
middle, and reap our reward in such q
iiaFvest of nervous disorders a5 perhaps
was never known elsewhere. From the
too eager strain and stress of the week
Sunday offers blessed relief. It's rest
is incomplete unless the wonted current
of ideas, as we'll aB occupations, is inter-
rnpted. A hrst and obvious principle.
therefore, is 10 get away from the ha-
bituai activities ofthe other six days, how
ever good they may be in themselves.
A teacher. for examnla uhnnlA or a e.4...
al thing not teach on Sunday, but let
the mind relax wholly from the attitude
of instruction. So, d man who works
his brain all the week can rarely afford
to listen on Sunday to sermon which
keenly stimulates thought, though a
service of beautiful and hearty worship
may rest and refresh him. Tossay that
no general rules can be laid down in
such matters is obvious the harder and
moro Important thing is for each one to
recognize that for him there Is good
rule attainahle, dependent on, his char
acter aar0 circumstances, and that it is
his h1silkess first to find IL out and then
to be faithful 70 it.
Mnst people arc very willing to take
Sunday as q day OF rest, and resent any
encroachment ON their own rest. But
the day has o higher function. 1t ought,
to give moral guidance and impulse to
the Week. Ib IS the time TO take5a large
and calm view Of ones life; TO see what
its real objects are; what are It's temper
and spirit. Much of the time we are SO
absorbed in details of, living that We for.
get to ask whitheFs it is sill tending.
The fArlt of most lives is NOT that they
are consciously directed TO bad or low
ends, but they have no distinct end in
I view they are merely drifting. Weio
na thing to-day because we did II yestef. |
dsy. We safa our bread because other
wise W. y we Should 90 ii6ngry or stasre.
J sge i've from hand to mouth. Now. at
y good that VIC shonld often siop q little
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23

= Whenyou say that boys will be
boys you mean that there is n certain
amount of diabolism in human nature
which shows itself Mt very early age,
without intimating that in later years it
wholly vaniehes What q wicked boy
that was VINO siyiy put chestnut burr
under the saddle of the parsons horse !
Up to that moment the animal had new
er played him single trick but all at
once he became very spirited brute and
pranced along with kind of military en-
thusiasm. For single moment the par.
SON thought of selling him at high
price to n ahowy colonel of the army.
After that his attention was so concen-
trated on the means Of holding on that
he had only time to wish that he had
sold him the day before, and to the high
est bidder. The little boy stood on the
roadside with his thumb in his mouth
and tears of sympathy in his eyes. The
parson thought the boy had o very ten
der heart, ha. .hc:. a:c ::aok TIC saddle saddle
off and saw the burr he grasped his rid
ing whip and looked around, lat the boy
was gone.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23
Hosts OF People aro MartYrs

To sick headache, ,ha. infalliblo symptom of dis
ordered stomach, liver and bowels. Many suffer
from II as many US three or four times a week
They DO so needlessly, for Hostetter's Stomach
Bittcrs, by tonipgt dGestiye organs and seepls!
ting the bowels and liver, removes the cause and
dspols the palnfll symptom. The intimate ayn,-
pathy between the brain and the abdominal region
oauses the slightest disorder Affecting tho latter to
DO reflected. as It were In the organ OF thought,
Tho reform Instituted by tho Bitters when the
digestive aecreiivo and eyscuative functions are In
state of chaos. has other and moie beneficial re-
suits. viz, the complete nutrition OF the whole
physical economy, the restorAtion OF appetite ana
an increase in the power Of tho sys,em TO re.is,
diseased OF a malarlal typo. xl
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23

THE OFFICIAL AXE.-It is probable
that within short time there will be
important changes ii. the Federal Off.
cials in the South. The President and
his Intimate advisers are not we'll satisfi.
cd with the manner in which number
OF the more.S prominent officials there
have performed their duties in Georgia,
South Carolina and Louisiana. United
States marshals and collectors have in
important instances failed to do their
duty, and in some conspicuous cases
have directly violated the expressed wish
of The President. Indeed in some cases
they have used their positions not ONLY
to influence politics, but to aid Demo.
cratic candidates. Complaints are made
against Colonel Fitzsimmons, United
States marshal for Georgia, that he is so
much Democrat that he cannot avoid
encouraging Democratic candidates. 1t
was urged in his behalf that he could ex-
ecnte the laws rs no Republican marshal
could, the inference being that Georgia
Democrats would not acknowledge Re.
publican Federal officials. The result
has shown that the laws in Georgia are
| no better executed than before. The
same is true i'm q much larger sense as to
the Federal officials in Louisiana and
South Carolina. A confidential agent of
tho government is now visiting these
States, and, upon his report, the Presi.
| dent will undoubtedly act.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23

while once in seven days Is seldom
erough--and ask ourselves, "What real
gain am | making? Am / growing in
true worth, in manhood, in sincerity, in
sweetness Of temper? Am getting the
better Of sensuality, of Incidence, Of sur
illness, of whatever is the worst part of
nc? What ain adding to the coninii-
nifty; what other lives are brighter be-
cause of mine?" 1t is good to look at
our own life in its serious and noble as.
pect; to be humble before its defcien-
cies; to set our tirmcst will toward bet.
ter living to take deep and thankful
and trustful sense Of higher power
helping us in our inErmities.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23
S r. NICHOLAS,
Scribner's Illustrated Maga-
zine for Girls and Boys.
An Ideal ChiIdren's Maoazine

M ESSRs SCRIBNER & Co., in 1873 began tho
" publication OF ST NICHOLAS an Illustrated
Dodge rs editor. The Magazine has won the high
cs: position. Il has monthly circulation of over
10000 copies. 1t is published simultaneously in
London and New York, and the Transatlantic re-
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23

A QUEER CASE OF KIDNAppING.-P.
>. O'Brien, the only brother of the Cali
fornia Bonanza king who lately died. has
been kidnapped from Raleigh, N. c., ac-
cording to u New York Herald CORES.
pondent, though he was dying of con-
sumption at the time. After the discove.
ry ofthis brother in the person ofa sick car
penter at Raleigh, lie was taken into the
house of an Irishman named Waters and
nursed. The sick man opened cores
pondence with sister mt San Francisco,
who provides for his daughter, and she
sent on lawyer, who identified him.
AS +. s. OBren was dying with con-
sumption, he cared nothing for his broth
cr's millions, but New York lawyer,
named Smith, pestered him to sign an
agreement to break the will and claim
his share Of the fortune-$2 OOO, 900.
Smith visited O'Rrien at Raleigh for this
purpose. and though unsuccessful when
he left TO return, he tcld Waters that ho
should send n palace car to bring o Hrien
to New York before December Is. In.
stead, two women appeared in Raleigh,
who claimed to be O'Brien's wife and
daughter, though he has been widower
for some years. O'Brien was so nenr
deaths door that he did not dispute their
claim, and one morning they dosed him
with whiskcy and took him away-to
New York, they said. Nothing has been
hcnrd of him since, and it is alleged ths.
O'Brien has been kidnapped by sharpers,
who intend to get his signature IN papers
setting aside his brothers. will and get his
10000 for themselves.