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, 1881-09-15

On two occasions members of tho Chicago
Fro Department have driven horse md hosc-
curt into tho river from tho AblItmnnt OF 4
bridge while responding to at alurm Of fire. In
the first Inssatlco 1t was cialmcd TINT the nbsen1e
Of II danger ilght on tho bridge whpro tho ncc-
dunt uccurrGd wns tho cause Uf tho dEa1Btpr, md
to prevent sfIntlAr occurrences IN tha future II
lnrKe rol light WIS nilixel 10 nuh bridge III suall
IL tnn1lscr As tu 10 Visible from tho slrcot only
whcn tho brldgc Is open. md from tho rfvor
when tho brItkc Is closed. In epftG Of this pro-
caution, however, THO Captain Of an onylnn
company ,nAt,aKud to drive Il hoso.eart Into tho
rjyHr ut Albums sroot TuosdAy evening,
although this tInla there WIS no loss of lifo. 1t
Inny t,D that ilrelNcn Nro mare careless thar
otAor peopy, Gtlt thfs matter Of driving yoh ctcs
into tho river Is ono thAt tnorlts Tho particular
1nd prompt attention Of tho pnbio In Kon-
crnl, and tho North Side Stre0t- nntlwny Cun-
pany I'll pnrt!culur. 1t hnppGns TINT u1l tho
bridges crossed by tho strout-rallways 0f Chtca-
70 nre approached lit ono direction on down
Rrat1e. caused By yiatt1ots ovor tho atroots III
immaculate proximity to tho river. 4 hoavily
ln1cn street, car OFT one OF thcso Rradus caun0t
bu controlled, provided anythinG happuns to tho
brake. and thore arc various circumstances
under which It would bo yory possible for u car
With Its human freight to be Hant hcndong Into
tho rtser. II 1isctuuh cAt,llut sec rcd lights,
there Ia M particular Teasol why cnr.IlrIvers
can. Tho Wcst slla Street-liailway Company
has long recoHMzcd this fact, and requiros tiat
after hEghtfu1l evury Cur cusnjpH anst shnil be
stopped boforo tho descending Krade from tho
viat1uot to tho bridge Is roached and tho con.
tluetor personally ascertain TINT everything IL
as 1t should bc. That tho North Slde Company
tloes not adopt and cnturco 4 s!mIlnr rule re-
Hardtng cars going south on Clark aud Stato
STREETS il d natter OF surprise whom tho exoel.
icnce Of tho roads management In othor ru-
spocts ia tnken into consideration.
, 1881-09-15

Ho0lcy's Thentre.
rnrfntph street.. between Clark and In anflc
Engagement Ut j. X. Emmett "Frltz In ireland"
, 1881-09-15

TnE surprising facility with w,,o.
bonds Of tlUvor,1nomt. Btatc, ,nn,l n~., "el Inc
ont,q wort,l1oss after tho purso,x wt be.
4aye stolcn tho money lntrustcl Ia r,,nts nom
we'll knnwt1. Thora ia anu bom IN t,s,s. .'teh
however, a0ost which tnerc need l,o M nts,eaee, tas,
L. that OF tho Postmaster nt 1.otlv I,rnnoh WE 1t
t1omnn conrcotel with Tho Wrst nj t,,,s,sca gen"
recsatly appointed Postmaster nj iha Ivy. was
anl his bond fur eeo wis signed ly I'nss"I "i"eu.
and Cornelius K. unrra'n, WHOSE IoIn, s,saa sase
lures arc sal.l to t,c Roud for ealUx,l i" ,a
OF thla fhct tho Long liranc rnstt,1,cc r"a, ru1
not worry tho o1icsala Mt Washington yrry ,as rssa
, 1881-09-15

Criterion Theatre.
Corner Of aedawlck md ntvia1un STREETS. "kArl or
;lu liratlerst LOvg,h
, 1881-09-15

Links Front iCiroi1a g rnMst,s).
Betwenn Aina!ann strut ard Exp1sltlun building.
rhR MunGsr Whnt,
, 1881-09-15

Olympic Theatre
Ctntk rtrtet he ween Lake anl ltnndonh. EnGnKa-
ment VI Tony Pastor. Variety entorsa!nmout
, 1881-09-15

Aendr my uf N1u.sc. ....
FIntsted srcut, near Madison. Wcst Stdn. Variety
, 1881-09-15

U'1lrlcn'a Hn1lery.
9a Wabash avenue. Art Exhltlton-"I The conFt
~ t}nntE
, 1881-09-15

Irdratrfn1 Exp0Alttoa.
Lnkc.Fsont, oppostt Adauls stroBt. Open day md
The Chicago Fair. ..
At the ElilanRo Driving lnrk tat terminus Of lhs
Madison street cnF.tsnck. livestock md axricul-
tural Uxhtb'tl0n.
Inverty's Theatre.
Monroe street. hc.wepn cias* and l'cnsbor,. Flu
gagetnent Of Robson and Crano. "Twolfth Might
u, What You VIII"
Eoo,cy's Thentre.
rnnfotrh f'rce.. between Clark and In enilcs
Engagement VI J.K. Emmett, "Frltz In Irolana.'
Grand Opera. IInuae.
clark sfrcct urposi- hew taurt-1lorae. Enaaue-
ment If the unton-square lleatro Company. "Aotls-
er nnd Soil"
RTcTtches*a Theatre.
Madison STREET, hrtwacn EIntn and Dearborn.
Engagement Of j. u. Hills Cosuatty Company. IAN
ths Huge"
Olynplc Theatre.
Ctntk rtreet t he ween Lake anl ltnndofnh. EnGhRa-
ment VI Tony Pastor. Variety entertainment
Aendrs, my uf N1u.9c. ...
1In.sted strcos, ncar MADISON. West sdn Variety
J.yccnm Theatre.
nosplalnns attset, noar Madison. Wost stdo. Vail.
~ entertainment
Er1tcr rloh Theatre.
Corner Of sedawck md D1vls1un sttae.s "karlt or.
;f.u urotl!ers' 1.ovg,"
Central atuaic 1[nI1.
Eonthcas corner ituildolph 4nd State streets. ran-
3sntua-" Stntnary."
D'1lrlcn'a Gn1lery.
4A Wabash avenue. Art Exhibition" The Court
IT Death,"
I.nke Front tCir1i1a GrnGEda).
Betwenn Aina!ann strut ard Exp1sItun building.
rhR MunGter Whale.
, 1881-09-15

J4yccHm TNehtrcs
nosplalnes attset, nosr Madison. Wost Stdo. Vasl'
Dty chtertalnm0nt.
, 1881-09-15

Clark street. ntpoai- hew tourt-1lonae. Enaaue-
ment If Tire unton.Bquare Thentro Company. "aotls-
er nlld SOIL"
, 1881-09-15

c4.noasa,, spoo,os or pntrouaRc which IN
The Rcrts,1. atter oxut.,luiup hIa tAafActe..
bitterly snys, 'es'f'' sathel
afr, GIa!stlnlo may hnyc atr,ct,
~ yirIi,, nra; II MI iheru viii t,u flsh t' yr!a
s1t y"1es r. f. E,;;G s tre;s!cnee ns PfiSht, q
rnltlnc dut!Gs. curious pettpr viii ltlhanee of
tnr!nrAtons like University t,,Itey.,s sk shy !sa
er4tcr Cathu'lrn waro hotii Ut thr,T naa ~af-
for rclt3 Ii tho tli 10. WAY .,f ,hcs Rt: thas
shii, ,,ye tcat, ysrloukedtn io seut1,eea I.s1ea,a-
than thoso ofl!y of il ascctsutul 4cSot"a aons
, 1881-09-15

TcFtcker'sa Thentre.
Madison street hctwacn SInt1 md Dearborn.
Engagement Of j. u. Hills C0.uuty Company "All
The Itaxe,"
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PIEDMONT SEMINARY
FOR
you N q i a d ES.

IIEDMoNT House, SFARTA NBURo, s. &
A High-Class School for Young
n Ladies, recently opened at Spar
tanburg, :. c., one of the healthiest
towns in the ''up.COuHtry, sUG feet
above the STA, hes been located in the
| iavorite Piedmont House, on Main
Strn"t, long known throughout the
state rs Il charming summer resort.
Its broad piaZZa@, spacious corridors,
and airy apartments, afford ample and
excellent accommodation for large,
! first class Female College.
The Piedmont will be found to be a
| thOrourh|y good Sc;!Ool. and a refined
| Christian home. The Course of study
comprises faithfui instruction in the
! RudiIncutary and Higher English
| branches; Latin, by an admirable sys-
tenn French; German, and other mod.
ern languages Music taught by Il re-
cent graduate of the Conservative at
Leipzig Drawing. Fainiing, Gtc.
Pro-. liapcr'S long residence abroad
has given him an unusual facility in
the modern languages.
The personal and constant supcrvi-
zion OF the department and studies OF
each pupil, q speciality Of the lnstitu-
ton.
TERMS PER SESSION OF % WEEKS.
These will bc found a. low as at any
Female college of the same grude.
TUITlUN Collegiate Department.
iucIudrnG Free Tuition in Latin n 'd
French, $500; intermediate Dcpart-
mcnt. giving 3uuad English tra.n ~
ing, so %; Primary Department. to
which great attention il paid, ) = so :;
Contingent Fee, for each Deparl nent,
u 81.
Board, including fuel, fur
mitur". nghts and service, $50 90 !;
na~ning. 500.
A liberal di> 'uuat mad" when mora
tkan one pupil is S,ut from tile samo
family. Pupils received at any time
and charged from date OF entrance.
Bills for each session payable half i'll
advance and balance ut end Of first
ten weeks. -,
SrcCi", arrangements made with
the halfway Companies by when re-
huccd rates are given 10 PARENTS and
pupils.
Bay send at once for Circular and
Refcr nee. Present Session ends June
Il; Autumn Session commences sep
LemUer IL
;. HENRY HAGER. y. NJ,
Principal.
i;u.ch IS 1881. 3m.
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3ural Matters.
RELIGIOUS APPOI MIN HINTS.

Preaching i'm the Methodist Church
on the lat and 81 Sunday's At Il o'rlork
y. III. Prayer m2etluS on Thursday
pi 1T. ~
Prepchipg on the lat and 3d Sun
days at Bethel at ) o'ciuck, u. III
Preaching on the 2d and 4Ih sun
days at Camp creek and Mt. Carmel.
services at the Village Presbyterian,
Church on the 2d and ith sabbath in
t2CE month ~ ! ! u. III and y. m
Prayer meeting Weay"v',gy NIGHTS.
Services at Douglass Church on thf
tst and 3d Sabhatns ip each month ae
] e'cluoE.
Bre&CGiny at Unity Church on th"
ct Sabbath il each month.
At shiloh on 2i aud lth Subhaths.
At GIll'S Greek en- 81 Sabbath.
BAPTIST CHUR'U.-G. w. GurGnar,
ast"r; preaching 2pI anh ith Sunday
NJ II. NJ. IpI 7p. M. lst sunday at
r. 4. N; PRAYER mEcriAg evsry
"Wednesday evening. Sunday school
kavcry sunday morning, ID. "A. w illianlN
Euperinteu,ient.
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Btfhri l'rcSbUtcrY.

This body will convene at this place
on Friday night, next. The opening
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
James Douglass, the Moderator Of the
last session. 4 announced, there
will be two sermons daily, at Il
O'Clock in the morning and u a,
night, during the session. y larg"
number Of ministers. Including some
from other prc>bytcrics will be pres
cMt.
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PRoDU cE NJ aRKnp.
LANCASTER, $. c., March so. 1881.
Dots.

- Lard times boys mighty ha.d
times He came back Monday.
Another car load of pure whitc
Corn just received at J. c. Liadsay's.
Heavy frosts the past week is
thought to have seriously injured the
fruit crops.
ALI We lovers of aqmc,h,ng nice,
Go to j. c. Linds ay's and get a sack
of choice family -four.
The first pea bloom Of the season
came from the garden OF Mr.. T. J.
Welsh, plucked OH Saturday last.
MIR. Andersoh> Capthnn. aged
about - years, died at his home in
Pleasant Hill township, last Saturday
-Th? harsh aspect of tho autumnal
gray, which betokens IN" shady side
Of life, is easily modified 10y the Use of
Ayers Hair ViEor.
A large lot of handle hoes, ma
nurc forks, shovclS, &c to be sold
cheap for the money Mt j. c. Lindsny'a
Inc most complete STOCK OF " ""d
and Willow Ware ever offered III the
{1wn OF Lancaster Is now received at
D. T. L'hdsayS'
1t would make a stone image turn
green W." envy l" observe the"xpres-
% I", W - ,no ,"o, "nsAss ~ ,na ,'"' Svt,,tS 1
lie hears his pn,ieu,s praising Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The taste of the most fastidious
smoker can be prntificd bv calling ON
J. G. Lindsay where is to be found
anr.hng from choice ono cent cigar
ettc to a finely favored fifteen cen,
cigar.
Tie center Of ottract;op ON Man.
doy last wos the crcct;or ,f - mar
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DCUfh OJ .Nr. ~. II. " BrIE.

we chronicle with regret the death
Of this gentleman, which occurred at
hi, residence in this county, after a
brief iIlHrSst on Wednesday, 23i in
slant. Mr.. H., WAS public spirited
and prominent citizen, and II true
man and christian. lie WAS Chair
man Of the Board Of Free Schools fnr
a number Of years and discharged this
important trust with diligence and f.
deity. Hi, many friends deeply sym
pathlzc with bis family in their sore
atiiclion.
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oar NOfiUe Poet.

We are indebted to Thos. II. Magill,
Esqr., our former fellow citizen, but
now resident of Charlotte, for Il
copy of his Poems, neatly bound
His stan2as upon the death of Miss
T.. \. Heath, DIR. J, ]. Horton. and
to the memory Of "ranks own Bard"
are touching and breath Il sentiment
of old friendships ties never to be
forgotten.
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STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA,
LANCASTER co ENTY.
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAS.


NoSRr OF COMMON Pleas,
D.,, ,,,.,,.
DaFlu =: Nliitam3, as he-
Ce'Ner ol lhe Estate oi JAS.
L. Nlthcrsp"on, decd
S"T!nS ioi h,ln'%ii ana IN
oei'al! 90 an "liler Grefi-
,n.' ,u V. Juu>o' "a: hassti~
t;h, foe n,..r,.i,,,,',I ,Is.i~
,rndinr in cn,,.iIncr.hi, C,ny
u,,Lrr I,n Cir,,, ,,.,,,.,r
u,ss.Itiu, n thnCrn ,xhn S,n,,n,ous
sh,II rnInr i'm .nJ srnl;
,rIirr nv orI routrih,,tr f,r
tn tIn ,.yr,,.rs nr hi. o,.-
tinn pIaint,ft Rcli,f
,roirst
.Judsnn \ Insgaltinr and Comnl,;p,
Nnth,,;nI G i Gh,fre
merchants In,rIy trading not
IN coparIurrshin nu,irr
the firm nrnir Of Hussrl. Sprv,d
tine n Clrtnr. B.;ih
Wicscnfrld and Jo>cph
Fr!,.,t.uwald. Moses Fried
cr;wnId. .I,i Rri.av Wles.
Cu,rid. merchants trading
IN cnrnrIurrship under
the firm name of Wirsen-
field Il Co., Defendants.
.r,,,n,cl,,, ruIsor :r,,
.,I,;,,,,.,,,,i E',I,n',;IL =: - rl,,r'',
n,,,,L.,,,i, ,.,t,.i>. ir,,,I,,,, -, ,,,.,,I,,,r
ill.,, ,,,'r,,,. ,i,, ;ir,,, ,,1 ,,rf,t..i
,;,,.. H. ,.I,,r,,n I,,,.iI lSi,,S,.,r,fL .,,.I
In-,',I, II,i,,,,.,,,u,.,,I .-I,,- ~. tIr:.t,',,'
yy,II ,rI Rr,.rv N,.,,n,r.IL mon.
l,,,, ,r,,,lin,, in .,,,,,.,i,i,
,n,. t;r,n ,,,n,,. nt ~ ,'..,,,,.It 81 70
'','' '''',''0 -
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NOTICE.

T FOREWA YARN PER~ONS FROM
L harborIng or employing my son.
Diver McCardell, culored. aged lS
years. He ran away from me twice
before aud cailyd himself Wash aud
Dave-to suit hfs convenience. i will
enforce the law against any person
WHO employs him after bhe publication
Of tbis notice ..A
JACKSON McCARDELL.
March II, 1881. IT,
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k|or"Hce G Lnncn>trr RdH Eond

There will a meeting of the Corpo-
rators OF this Road, at this place, on
Monday, next, 4th instant, to take in
to consider alton the immediate organ
;Aalion Of the Company. The dircc-
tors nnnlad IN tno charter, "A. John
3. Erwin, john G.. Foster, John j..
Wylie, John Z. Welsh, Thomas 7,
Grcg9ry, YIN. j. Blackmon, Jmo. \,
Bird, Frank w. Eldr.I,o. y full
meeting Of the corporat"rs are ear
nestly requested.
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Pleasant IiiH Dnf~.

Mr.. EDITOR Tho present condi-
tion of our public highways Is positive
ly disgrace to s"mcbody, who i. il?
The law requires chat the roads he
worked not !cs3 !kan three dnys annual,
" have they been worked one day ?
During the very severe winter freezes,
SHOWS and rain, with al unusual
amount OF wagouing to and from the
Village, We couldn't expect nothing
but 10 see the roads in bad condition,
but now there can be 40 good reason
why they should not he worked. There
are places on the stage loau from Ian
easter to Camden, particularly, be-
tween liarpcr'S .nd the Village, that
should receive prompt attention. Let
the oumty Commissioners look sharp.
ly after their appointccs. The people
want better roads.
Planting corn is now the special
order.
--Thc Rev. Mr.. Ariail, Pastor OF
the Hanging Rock Circuit, NJ. T.,
Church south, with his wife and
children, are comfortably ensconscI
in the parsonage. Mr. Ariail has
gone to work regularly and wc wish
him ABUNDANT success. Being a good
performer on the organ he will not
lack for company, the young folks VII,
visit him often.
/ - he sabbath School ut Salem did
not so into Winter quarters Why
E.causc Supc, .cEdcu,s j. b Moblcy
:. Bcckham, l.. NJ. Cauthcn, Il. l.
Lylcs and W. j. Slower, assisted by
several JEALOUS ladies, would not let i,
do so.
The temperance movement is still,
on the Boom" Will the Hon. Ed
ward Carswell. the eloquent Gang pdiar
temperance lecturer be invited tc
Lancaster We hope so. Let every
thing be done that is possible to div,
whisky out of our county.
From what you say in the LEDGET
we judge that the snow on the 22nC
instant was light. Not so, with us
for one hour at least, it showed Il.
prettily and as hard as we ever saw
it, and in some places twhcrc thcr,
WAS grass the ground vas covered
If the vulgar opinion is to be received
as truth, viz that snow Is a fertilizer
We MAJ confidently look for NOR,
than an abundant harvest this year
but according TO scientific writer
suow2h@ no fertilizing quality scnsibl,
efhcacious in promoting vegetation
| as q covering to the roots of vegcta
blcs, however, by which they ar,
! guarded from the inHueucc of the at
mosphcrical cold, and the interna
heat of the earth being prevented from
escaping, snow is more valuable thai
rain during the Winter. Ihi. is tn,
ninth snow we nave had. wonder how
many more are in store for u.s. I'll,
givcth snow like wool; He scattered
the hoar frost like ashes He castet!
forth His ice like morsels who car
stand before His cold ?"
! Ben Hill, of Georgia, made j
pretty hot for Billy" Malone, of Vir
ginia, in the United States Senate
Such exhibitions of bad blood anC
personal abuse arc to be deprecated
but Malone deserved TO be exposed
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1881-03-30
The IOtOH Ef,rfiOn.

AS will be seen by notice published
in this issue, an election Gor Jntendant
and four Wardens will take place on
the ilth of April we presume that
n meeting of yiti9ens will be call.
cd in due time TO mako pon;nations,
and decide whether the question of
license should be submitted to the
eopular yWe.sEs a1'ar4.atE- 1T."r 'rs
nHwE.pNgF1 D
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1881-03-30
First Ia Market.

Read the advertisement of Hassel-
,ine & Son in this paper. 1t will tell
you where to get your dress goods
latest styles-and at prices of which
you cannot complain. 1t is a clever
House and you will always find them
right and in the best of humor.
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RCiiU:Oits. .

bcfiD:.0itss
Rev. &. W. Gardner will preach
at Flat Creek Church on next Satur-
day and Sunday the % and Sd days
of April.
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STATE. or SOUTH CAROLINA.
ca ,'NYl' or IINCiSyER.

by George McC Witherspoon, ESQ
- Probate Judge. Whereas. John
I. Downs, ct Lancaster County,
has made sutI To me to grant him Let
tiers Of Administration OF ih" Estns" #
and effects oi Mis-. VI. l.. Feel.
These are therefore to cite and adj
H.Onlsh ~! ANA ~imgUltr ,nc kIn,ircl
ANA Crcdi;"rS Of the said Mrs. NJ
l.. EZrII,, deceased. that they hc
aud appear before me, IN the court
OF PROBATE, to be held at Lancaster.
[. H., -. G., OF the fourteenth day OF
April, next. after publication hereof
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause. II amy they have, why the shid
Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand, thi. 18th day
OF Mach, Aniiu DomIui, 1854,
GEO. ncC. WIrHERSPOON,
l.. j. T.. &. -. {.
March 20, 1881. y
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FeH Deud.

Mrs. Nancy Williams, an aged la
dy, residing in the northeastern sec
ton of thiS county. ,slI dead il he;
yard on Friday last. Coroner Bclden
held an inquest on Saturday and the
jury rendered 2 yerdict of death from
apoplcxyn ~ 8 sEN yEka
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! lGROCERn:S and HARDWARE

The TWO latter Of whirh we make a
specially. We also invite Ihe altrn.
lion OF Painters 10 the TACT that wr are
Agcu'N Tor john X. Long ~ cos
Prep. Al .hcmlral~, winch, ns IA Fer
tilIHcr, h;.. np equal, besides nj IA
much less cost tMIn' ammOnIated fer
tiiiGrrs. Give thcM trial and you
Will always use :hr;n. We have sold
them for two years. and our sales are
Ihribiiug every year. We can refer to
best plau,cr. all over Union, AuSou,
Chesterfield and Lancaster Counties.
B. ID. HEATH ~ co.
Feb, >. 1856. MON ROE, y. &.
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SrAlE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or LANCASTER.
N TIE COMMON PLEAS.

CO u " - Of LI y Cd ) IIR.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
John L. Hunter, ~ Sheriff
OF Lancaster ounty, and
successor III oilrc OF Jas.
ID. Ca~kcy, formrTSnvrIfr
Plaintiff,
against ~
Judson q i1asseltine and Summons
Nulhnniei G. IS. thaiee, for
merchants lately trading Relief.
in copurLuership, under
the firm name ~ HaSsel- Complaint
tlne & Chatee. David Nles- not.
cuicId, Joseph Frie,ien- served,
waid, ANA Joseph Fried
enwald, Moses FrieIen-
wald d. Be,sey Wiesen-
field, merchants tradingi in
copari iLeIaiIE uuder the
firm name nf Wiesenfcid
~ 90, Defendants
To Drfcndants JudsOu \, IasSeltine
aud NathaiiirI &. B.tha!ec. merchants
lately trading in copurtuef-hip unu,t
the firm name of Husseitine IL Ihalce,
DavId W ieseuieid Joseph frIedenwaid,
aud Joseph Ffiedenwaid, Moses Fried
en nwald, and Bet ey Wiesenleld, mer-
chants trading in opartnerShip under
the firm name ot Wiesenfrid Il Co:
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
l. quired To answer the complaint in
! tHis a3liUi, ~ isicsi - ii.g, ii8 the oitiUss
of the Clerk OF the Court of Common
Pleas for the said County, aud To serYe
copy OF our answer To the said com
pluint Oh the subscriber at his Office,
at Lame Ister, =. e., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
lra I,.E II
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Price 81. % year five copies for S. 90.
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John Z Hunter, - Sheriff !
OF Lancaster ounty, and I
successor III Office Ui Jas.
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