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ef Or. Rsdwxy's old esta6llshu.j Il, il, II. heIus.
lies than tho buss and worthless limitations Of
slsin; ~ theFe ara Falso lteaulvclts, LtiivfH.
and Pills. bo dure and ask for HudwuyH p.IJ st,s
ehl1 lls uasns GxdxAy u VI wA4t yuu Iuy,
, 1880-12-18

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nn,Ii,,i5,, M tu i'M CI,e' listtGe nl EflEineId;
prnf Fs,itm H." S,n ttu MGw l"stn,Iient 'i ~
,li.riir ihr Ens,r, ";m".,i,, !, Tra r. !tiis Ssu1i
;i.nnHEsu. amu 1"Snn 4!t tx1G.sttn, " Ilalia',l
tn Iinrinis tiiii !, hv liz iinw G,'.,,asa ~
llOgurs; "i'ur,lamSntnry Ohstr,;cttot,. m,Iil
lts ltnncd!cs." by Henry Cecil lsalkes.
THE December number Of the tDrlntghitp
agn!SM 'Ias U.s. stuck artlclu 1t1 lr,sl, tpttcrs
.nvt,, II 1'G +,,as ,s!M. nrti..,,,v nM ~ TX L.
lenl Organization IN U.netui," by JInrigrt
Sl,encer; 'Sl!nrt Notns o.! English 1'0ets.'
~ ,,t Mleer9n;! m Gltrlss Swllb!,r4G; IN ~ .Ito TWO
rick, II. il; "inlsttfni sorict,%t,lii,rs,:; % ,:I nj,
Address," by thu Rev. Mark Iastis0M; "Mr.
i'oiiHcek,a Sntinza;" Leslie Sf"p'lc11; avail
!sG GStas.n ,!.it. ,ite. " MIa1it '.e; M'H
Gcor9e Meredith -
finn, co,unou,, M. 1r hoa mn m,
count OF stenfnGt,nt trip l., tic l,cad If
navigation oil tho Missouri RIVER by Sir.
ldglnslt 1lhll WlnslnW. ,AprnEnS Or Dora
, 1880-12-18


:, ,,,,, 1-,urce,or - h, f,ouo,n oatov hoa
"o ,t., W ""o ,.s o,'t'' H. ~" i.,,
H." ,.r..,.;,wuy. nt,d nrrut m,,,,v nt,,cry Nv
ha1e "' ~, ~. si, ,sI,',,.s.,. 49,. 49,, s,st,,.t,.I
other Artists w. plssn'.s ., nIo t.c p,.u1'iA.
feature Of t''e Dock anu t'lefe arc plea'sof
i. t,,peto,o t,,our.1,t, - ia NV tho onthor
l"',a,c 1m' w -, ~ ai' 'N.. t.,l."1. ~
Of "St. OiaVes ahl o'ues oooKs' anu Is
tastetnlIy Illustrated by Adrian Stokes: It
n,nyjr finds her fniry land unt1erncn.}, n
sa,r hin.
w. :, t.,. md ,y,noe. mr. Atnonp fin 1troo,a
-r'Sl .'"s W '.'. ..''."s .,'o nt''sls ~.
md l,!sls.' II . soly apo''1 aill'l!h's ny
"Ure!s lierbert,' n na'no familiar to ellfl-
pr,t,,rr" nn1 "Tle }1ay,naton u viii lm RI.
rfa,r.,, rfai" ~ fron, hia MI, 'rno INIT "a fniv
me'uv,i mn,eM's'rn,r,i '''' A'' WV" % '"'''
"'ss, ,r,s,. r,. Mat.
-"Ile otory oi lynR SpenKs 1or ItseL
!,a,"E !,nxrs fro m t'lc I'm. # ,ts KIM lrscriI.
n.. E M wit With j1e is 6rt,,i,t In eo1itnet.
}ItthI' ,,n,,js viii ,niuV ffe ntorr nt1t1 fnii in
I"scN I.ve with tlu fotr-fooietl author,
p', .,,.a.,a. w." t.a,., a., . .a,,,.., .,,u,..,
so!sct o. sS -. s,"ies I it faselaily
for nse III tlio hnsioii flnllG scllnals. Stx Or
.e toSt enaertai',.hE s.olsS ,tagtt Wtla tlio
emtirs e,a!e i,aya Eneii re- revissd md sin,iied for
tistu ,hs ,,rtN,ss tiln cutnt,i,nr haI II, visT.
Mr.. liale li1s followed np bis - " Stories Of
Eaiturs." Here VIZ have II collection Of per-
haps n score Of sesl tnlcs, taken frnm tl'o
re-, co1 a tg,fHIsts IN ,s srsf M.soIt ,.l. tI ,,r
nrc cpfn''llsedMserse ,.a 10 lead il!o Mny 1rnln
.a,,.Fvas ','o ,i.ri ,n.n AZ of pae
1se "ii1l III s In Inst;itn, vhoinsa y, IN.
'1stai sHt,lIc Of # adventure" N " e"'"' '
'' "A strour Arm nn,, ,to,hcr,a n,csa.
IL Maine a6out tlle l,cgIi,llllgof Inc century.
Thc her1 lives In II frontlor town, hi; parents
being 9,llttes ts poor; ils stNrts o'E to l'ortiant
pockets, md ony, ...hiA strong nriii aud y
nothrr's blessing" to atI HIN. lie Is e,ni-
nently success, being, thereby IN marked COLI
irasi to a,iotfcr gentleman who begins with
s'e,, ."",s r,.'. =" .'I ,..,, ."'o..
Mr.. Ernest ll1gersoll, well known as q
l en. periodlcsiiIs. containing faets aid DC anec-
cotes about birds aiMl animals and issued
theM III hnok form with the title ' Friends
%4 SsI aiG pssur yty T. WftIsd MD ab'nayy 81 Ss1y
!st !I!sst!ate'i by weii.sxss;'isa @ sngraviass. L
i both popular and scientific. and ought to
BE- widely read by boys nlid girls.
"a Guernsey Lily; or. How the Feud
th.rnr M1s bno,s for hoys nnh n srs T., wr|fMy
whIrI Niss UonjIjue iiisnlnvs s,ic IL nec,,iimr
t,s. ii Is doubtfIil # nm% i'',i,;; m,{n1irnhie
IN M 50 ming WHY'S as Gcen produccs % tis set
stnrv sa1 fn,i ~ if"rm5tia,, ',at1 ",, o,,,'rt
Mill Wuo..-Guts Is lust tic thing for Il Eift to
boy or gtrl Of y years old or more. Tho
1ealeh OIL tllo lhslue OF Int covers IL certainty
, 1880-12-18

strlkLngly ssew aml original. sinrc It scts l,c-
graiul conception af nin Hoh, whicli wnx. ny
In assertetI, thu faitl, bf their father At,ra-
latl. Int which their fetislisn lsatl so loug
tlbygUrpd. ~
, 1880-12-18
FEVER and AGUE

FEvEn AND AGUE cured tor flfty ccnte.
Thure IL mt remedial agent In this world that
will eure Fever Aild AKue and n!l othor AulArt-
fssuis ,aiissl " isAnW1 rs Ptii.sj 81 IN auieHiy @
~ AKAnWAYtS ltEA Dy RELIEF.
FIFTY CENIB PER NOTTLE.
, 1880-12-18

0ivo me- tho shakers' sursuparIlsa lu prefer,
tux
, 1880-12-18
lfADyVAY,S READY RELIEF.
DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes as Seen and Felt, as
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using a Few
Dnung

J. Good hpirits. dIanppenrance Of weakness,
ixu ti...3, ,, Increase and harlncas OF
-. Strength lncroIsca. appetite improves. rcI-
,s1 fer tutHi, 10 more SOUR eructa.ions Vt water
brAah. KDt.d digestion. cain and undi8tufb4d
sleep. awaken fresh and vigorous.
- Disappearance OF spots, blotches. pEmp'cs:
changed frntn its turbd and cloudy appearance
70 ccar chorry Or atnher color; waior pnases
without palm Of scaidin9; iittle o. no sediment:
MSTksd {; !sinS.on at quantity ~ ena .! trs:
,,,a'.snt sure increased strength exh!bited In
eture,l 70 tho several urgans. :.
o. Ycisow tlrgG oil tho whtto Of tho eyes, and
ehanKci to 4 eear ireiy. a',.i healthy color. 80
lungr or t,!,creles sSi'l Tsattze Freas Senuht in
threat ur l,eAi!; dlmtnlshInE tho frequency of
sn fssngt d s!e!,ss 10 ss ssies, iss
e, s;,:s II suioeaton hss 2eata}nr t @ ad and
tho n;,r',Inx.. Ill ihesa distressing symptoms
fss d., e. af9 cty say s "RRS'faes5ApAnrL1As /.
taken i;c~ s!ans Of returning health will appear;
81 s Witt vii aaSss d + al MPss ssxa a and 1pS1s
dxssats d ~ ,1l nstiss, hmofs. saneers bard unpe.
sol,i.d and healthy: 1lcets. fevcr sores, chrona
skin diseN8ea. gradually dtsappear.
u. ~ rtlses WhHre tho ByRtuti t1hs been sail
vah'd. and Mercury. Quicksilver. CorroHyeEnb
iitnatn bare accumulated and becprnu deposited
III the bunca. Joints. etc. causing carca OF tho
whHc swcillnYs. varicose veins. etc., the SAX
sAFARlLLtAN will resolve away thcau deposits
aud t1icttnIuate tho virls Of tho disease frpu
tho system.
y. 1r t,oso who are taking thcHs medicines for
the cure Ut ChrDnit, ScFufuiOus, Or Syphllttio
better" ai.sf ind their general health improving,
thelr flesh ai,d weight increasing. ur evrn keep
lux ita 0wn. 1t Is It aurr sign that tho cllre Is pro-
ErcsssnF. III thesu hist:ises tho pntirnt cthor
gets tH'ttcr or w"rse.-the virus of the ,ltscMsu ia
the btx,u, it will sprcild an continue to under
!nlnt. tho constitution. As st>ott as the SANSA-
FAkIl.LlttN nlnkcs the pat3c1t "fcet bctter,'s
every hHlir you Will grow fMtter and increase ia
hgnlth, strength, and flesh.
Tho urent power VI this remedy ts In diseases
tfnff fkrk1 {H
, 1880-12-18

finished speaking u dead si1encu prevailed,
Interrupted. nnly By tle, suppressed BubbinE
of Wonirn. GlNy.hairel Mluli turtiyely wiped
the Tours ts0ln their .wr!nkled cl,eeks; ll tho
, 1880-12-18
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs and Tuberculpue Phthia.s, Scrofu-
ln-SyPhllOIl Dstnses, Washing, Degeneration,
page Of Water Instantaneous RELIEF ulIor,ie,
where cnthetcrs have bcGn used. thus doing
hwny With tho painful operation of uBipu thea
HuJ In ltl caBcS OF
, 1880-12-18

inflammation of the Blada
der and Kidneys.
In chronic cA8ca Of Lcucorrhna aud Uteru
dlstustsa.
One balYtle contains moro Of tho ncttva rF;1,ct&
pies Ot MGtielnes thun any nther Preparation.
TAKEN ~ TcnsponHfuls slnses.wh lilo othors require
i've or six tFn1ea as much.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

Custer county has at present five can
didates for nomination before their re-
spcctive parties for the Office Of register
Of deeds. This office is ut present the
best paying office in the county, and
will, before the expiration Of another
term, be a highly r%emunerative one,
MS more locations will be recorded dur
the next two years than since the coun
t. WIS organized. This being the case
it is absolutely necessary that the dele.
gates should use their. best iudgmen,
and good sense in the nomination OF
their respective candidates, unbiased by
any petty quarrels. As far rs we have
been able to learn the following ones
are in the race: III. L. Brown and Y. :.
Burke on the republican side, and +. III.
Flynn, Il. l. Wheeler and Charley Col
well on the democratic.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
A Card Of Thanks.
To the Citizens of Custer.

To the Citizens of Custer.
Although feebIv uttered nv thanks
last Sunday evening on the occasion ot
the unexpected, but none the less most
pleasant gift of "a sum of money from a
number of the citizens of Custer, I feel
rs though a public acknowledgment of
this most acceptable donation, and a
brief and formal expression Of gratitude
were necessary, especially as many of
my kind friend were not in attendance
upon my final services. And vet, with q
heart Overlooking to yOu all, not alone
for this last evidence Of your good feel
ing towards me, but fer numerous pre-
ceeding advices, and words and encour-
agemcnt. woich have often served to
strengthen me in the discharge of my
duties. | feel how utterly language.
failst convey +44rermotions Of the heart.
and 50 what was meant 10 he a card Of
thanks finds utteranCe in this manner
with the assurance TO all that vour
kindness shall never be forgotten, with
a PRAYER that the Father Of all NAV re-
ward and bless you, remain.
Yours truly, A. J. WHIrFrEpLp.
Congregational Pastor.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
Dansby News.

The dry gulchers are as busy as eve,
working on their claims. There is ,
great scarcity of water but the dust i.
continually growing richer.
MIR. Church struck a rich pay-streaL
on his claim last Monday. from which
we saw two dollars i'm less than half a
pan Of dirt.
Frank Bennett, Vic Currin and Cut.
ter are meeting with their usual success.
They have got a good thing and are
workers.
Geo. Hall is at present working on
ground belonging to Bennett and Cur
rim.
The camp is about the best producing
one in the county.
A rich strike in quartz has recently
been made in the. nitr-e1 h7u7 dry
diggings. The lucky men are Dave In
gram and Sailor Jack (that is the only
name We know him by. They have
sunk three shafts about 50 feet apart.
Each is about II feet deep and all show
free gold. They have taken out speci-
mems that are said to discount the Sal
mon.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
aid TO the best
ire to stay, we
,rty here and We
tested in securing
Die county officials,
ne CHRONICLE will be
4. win"

Times Of September II,
.ybody in Maine is of the
hat the republicans will
t. election in that state next
The only point Of difference is
the majority. F~usionists place it
three thousand, and Senator Blaine
will he disappointed if it falls under
seven thousand. Although the fusion
cause appears to be hopeless, the past
week has been one of tremendous ac-
tivity. The uprising Of the republicans,
who have plenty of men and money.
has been unprecedented. On the other
side there has been a SCARCITY of both,
but the most has been made Of what
they had. Viewers speeches, it is gen
orally admitted, have done the demo
Gratis more harm than good" IF our
telegraph reports are correct, Blaine is
disappointed and everybody in Maine
are H.. z. on calling the turn"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

from that town and has at last taken
upon itse { a sensible size, six columns.
proud IF it. and if il is rot supported
well, Custer should emigrate whore
newspapers are not known. The first
editorial places it in the independent
crowd, If precedent is Of any weight,
it means success. Deadwood Evening
Press, Sept. Is.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

Adams friends claim that he is crazy
and expect TO secure his release on that
plea. We always thought something
was the matter with his head, but crazy
men generally show more cunning than
he has since he escaped from Deadwood.
Adams has enough of the cunning in
his composition, but he lacked the nerve
to start west into the Rockies, where
the devil himself couldn't have caught
him, and the only term appropriate. e
him is domphOol
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
Republican County Convention.

A republican county convention of
Caster county, ID. T., will be held on
the list day Of September, 1880, at =
O'clock p. m, of said day, at Haserndt's
hall, 70 elect five delegates 10 attend the
republican Legislative district onven
ton to be held at Deadwood on the Goth
day of September, instant. 10 nominate
candidates for the legislature and a dis.
trict attorney. And also said county
convention will nominate 1T the same
time a full republican county ticket of
all such officers as may be by law nec
eSsary to elect at the next annual cleo
ton, to-wit:
One County Commissioners for
Hayward district, one Register of
Deeds, IL Treasurer, one Sheriff. one
Judge Of Probate, one Coroner, one Sup
erintendent Of Public instruction, four
Justices Of the Peace, four Constables.
one Assessor, and eeaHty- sts~eyur;
and Also to transact such other business
as may be properly brought before said
convention. The primary meetings i'm
each precinct to select delegates to the
couHty convention shall be held on the
18th instant, at such hour AS may be
convsnient and noticed by the commit
.ee-iiEn In each precinct, except Custer
City piecinct, which will be held at S
o'clockip. IN. at Haserodt's Hall in Gus
ter City
The SEVERAL precincts will he entitled
TO representation III the convention as
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

Booth & ~Shankland have on exhibit
ton three potatoes raised by f. p. Chill
son on the Soldiers Grave ranch, that
weigh four pounds and are from Ii to Is
inches in circumference. They were
planted the Sth Of June OH the sod and
would take first premium at the Law
renee county fair.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
Attention.

The undersigned would respectfully
notify the citizens Of Custer county that
he is a candidate for the office of regis
ter ofdecds subject TO the decision Of
the democratic county convention.
Very respectfully,
THos. I. WHEELER.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
Announcement.

l hereby myself as candid.
ate for the office Of register of deeds OF
Custer county, subject to the decision OF
the democratic county convention.
trust my long residence in this coun-
ty and faithful adherence 10 nv party
will wsrrant the support Of all true
minded democrats.
T.. II. FLYNN.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
+. II. FLYNN.

To tn. Siends, irrespective of party
who have urgently requested me to al
low my name to be used at the rcpubli-
can nominating convention for the office
OF registerof deeds for Custer county, /
would say that circumstances over
which had no control preclude the
possibility Of Allowing my name 10 lie SO
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

While the people of Deadwood are
talking of celebrating the first aniversa-
ry of the fire with speech, music, elc.,
the firm of Star & Bullock are display
ing the finest stock of hardware,
tinware, queensware, and agricultural
implements ever offered to the public.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

The New York Mining News, An
gust "a, referring to the Salmon mine,
says that the refractory character of the
ore is an unexpected drawback
The statement is calculated to mislead.
The original discovery was Of a vein of
free milling ore, having a width of
about six feet. Development continued
until the presence OF this vein was es-
tablished the entire length Of the claim,
and in addition thereto another vein Of
less than Il foot in width Of refractory
ore which properly treated runs us high
as $l4, 900 to the ton. This latter vein
however is merely auxiliary, and by no
means the principa! one.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

Cy Iba has two men at work on the
Indiana, located about a half mile from
the Grand Junction, and they have
struck good prospects at a depth offive
feet A milling prospect was secured
on the surface before sinking.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

Everything was looking favorable at
Brady's mill, at the time sthe boiler
bursted, and if the accident had not oc-
Cured would have made a splendid
cleanup.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
Gard.

hereby myself as a can
didatc for the office Of register of deeds
Of Custer county, subject To the action
Of the republican convention 10 be held
ut Custer City, September q, 1850.
y. s RrRKp
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

We received a copy last week Of Geo.
P. Rowell < Co.'S. American Newspaper
Directory, and it is n of the most
complete book Of the kind we have
ever seen, Invaluable both to the pu-
blishvr and advertisers. 1t is printed
in good clear type and commiseses
about one thousand pages, elegantly
bound, Geo. L. Rowell & Co.'S, adver-
tisipg bureau is the Oldest in the United
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

Mr., Reder, received a dispatch on
Wednesday from Mr.. Hammond to
move his saw-mill at once to the North
Fork of French creek, and proceed to
get out lumber Cor the Penobscott mill.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

ter Circle will be held at the residence
of Mr.. Smith, on Thursday evening 23d
inst. A cordial invitation is extended
to all wishing to become members OF
the Circle, and interested in literary
and scientific pursuits.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

In stating last week that Mr.. Ken.
mish had Il view Of his barn taken We
unintentionally made him break the
Sabbath, the view being taken Friday
instead of Sunday.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
Mr.. Allabaugh, called at our office tn

Mr.. A%llabaugh, called at our office the
fwspart efthe week and invited US to
wa1EroutteA Ms w~agon>and help ourselves
"A : 1z6ton, md it is hardly necessary TO
- t1@oke1 y did SO. We have eaten
melons in q good many different states
and territories, but we can trutbfully
remark that this one was the "boss" in
every respect. He informs lis that he
is not a candidate for any office, that is
the gift Of the people, and to Judge from
the variety and lusiousness of the pro-
ducts his ranch produces, We think he
is correct. Mr.. Allabaugh might be rul-
ed out otfthe ring. for striking below the
belt, but we say tits, hit us again.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18

f"guCcs, FCTlInktOn
.lty. 8.
republicans Of the 18th
.sative district IL called 10
line and place tor the purpose
q candidates as follows:
TWO members of the council; five members Of
the house . representatives.
TIL representation will be as follows:
Lawrence county. .5 delegates; Pennington
county 10; Custer county, 5.
All persons interested In securing an able and
faithful public prosecutor, and a representation
In the legislature in harmony with tie reputIi-
eau Talority of that body from which friendly
legkiation for the Black Hills viii be asked and
expected, are cordially invited 40 attend the
county meetings and participate in the selection
OF delegates 10 these conventions.
BY authority Of the district central committee.
A. c. MARSHMAN, Chairman.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-09-18
.reAched bis farewell

~4s1feached MS 1areWeII sermon to a
crowded house, AM after the services
about $40 was presented to the pastor by
the people or Custer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-12

Second Judicial District of the of Nevada, in
and for the County of Ormsby Orlena A Bero pIalnta
vs. Jsbn Bero defendant Action brought in the District
Court the Second Judicial district OF the State OF Ne
vada and for the County of Ormsby and the compliant
filed in said County Ormsbv i'll the office of the Clerk
of said The State of Nevada sends greet
ing John Bero defendant You hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff District Court OF the Second 'Hdea
District the of Nevada in and for the County OF
grmsby and to the complaint filed therein "a copy
of which accompanies this summons) within ten days lex
elusive OF the day Of service after the service on you Oh
this summOnsf served within this county or served
out OF this county, within this district within twenty
days. otherwise within forty daysor Judgment oy
obtain decree OF divorce dissolvng the bonds of matr
mony existing between plaintiff and yourself on he
grounds OF deserton and abandonment fantn alleges
first about the Sd day OF june A D
1876 the defendant, without provocation Will
fully deserted and abandoned plaintiff and ever since has
and continues to desert and abandon heT
Second and that since last mentioned uate ana
than year last past the said defendant has
utterly failed and neglected to provide Tor antn 'Ae
common any of the necessaries of life which said ne
gec and failure was and is not the result OF Poveron
dstry; and further that she is without fault in the
premises there living of the issue of her said mar
rare one female child named Bero of the
of nine years that said child been and deserted
by defendant and left to the support OF ant tha Inc
defendant lis unfit to have the care said child and her
education: that there is common property OF pantn
and defendant wherefore plaintiff rays decree OF the
that the bonds between pantih and lie
dissolved pending this action plaintiff have the care
and CUSTODY the said minor child Franketa Bero that
upon the final hearing such and custody be
that pending this action defend mt be required to pay
plaintiff such reasonable aimony and counsel
fees may just that she her costs and have
such other relief she be entitled TO- as more ly
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And you are hereby
notified that fail to appear and answer the SAID com
plat above required the said plaintiff will apply to the
the court for the relief demanded in her compliant
Given my hand and the Seal of the District Court
in and for the County 0rnsby this 10Th ayo October
the of Lord one thousand eieht hnndrea anu
evenly nine. j. H. MAlSHALlh
c. S. VARIAN Attorney for Plaintiff