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Diphtheria .Takes : :FFeSh start-Sev,
Notes ana PeFSoRals.

Notes and Personals.
The fGtofice Is donping new root
Mrs, Aaron NiIlsand family are at Woods
u Several new houses are solns.up' on Gravel
Mr.. George Maring has moved into one Of
A. Stewards houses on North Belmont street,
AsoR Of Mr.. Frank Robinson, aged about
eight years died Of diphtheria Wednesday
morning,
A. P. Tallman and Charles arc home from
their northwestern trip, and ready for bpsl-
ness again.
John Simpson has purchased house on
Gravel Hill and will SOON take up his resi-
dence there,
Captain Fink and wife have gone to Quaker
City TO join their children, who have been
spending the summer there.
Mr.. b, F. Westlake, ST., an aged citizen Of
long residence here, took unto himself his
third wife Tuesday In the person Of MB.
Sanders, recently OF GAINESVILLE,
Thieves have been providing around h
Ghttin's premises, on Indian run hills, The
dust on several morning. has shown tracks
made by man In his stocking feet
The diphtheria has taken u fresh start on
Gravel Hill, although the number OF new
cases docs not begin to reach Whist has been re-
ported, Charles BGrtmm's child was buried
Wednesday afternoon; but the other cases
were then getting along well. There were
several funerals from different parts 0f town
Wednesday,
The supply Pipe Of the Water Works, OK.
tending out into the river, Is In dangGFOl be-
ing left dry by the rcceding water, and there
Is found u difficulty in getting men TO work Ut
an extension Of the pipes. There are few
ldlerS In Bellairu now, Engineer KinCall
while working with the pipes, had IN ugly
cash cut in his foot by u piece OF glass imbed
ded in the bottom Of the river,
II numbers arc entitled to consideration
those who have to get over the distance be
tween Gravel Hill and Indian run should
have some consideration. They are greatly
in need Of some kind OF walk-cven ifnoth
ing but something to cOnhnG vehicles to thGil
proper place and free the pathway from mud
and dust At present It Is nearly imprac,
ticable for lady to walk there,
Probably no one can object to the Street
Commissioners deep drains around the
Square, They serve Il useful purpose beside
drainage; but two OF them cross Thirty,iftll
street, and have already been the cause OF O
great deal Of profanity, We have seen snnle
narrow ESCAPES from broken axles, md OnC
wagon Jared off part Of u load Of furniture IN
getting over these bitches, Culverts should
be made. 'i II, OF,
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DoS'ttriale with gun powder OF rlieuma.
tlsti. st. jacobs oil cures the latter, how.
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Yesterday Day Waterman lsadford, Of the
work house, had gang Of men with bail and
chain working on Fourteenth street. Last
evening at time for quitting tho cllains were
taken Oft and each pair Of the men were
locked together. While the chains were thus
being changed, two Of the prisoners, named
BflCp and Harriet, made q break, and run for
dear life and liberty Officer RadfOrd pur.
sued, and succeeded In catching HArriot but
BtiCe was not OvertAk6n, and Is still ut large.
lie was u sixty day man sent up for fighting
aud resisting an officer, and lad only served
nbOnt half Ills time.
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HOTEL ARRIYALa.
ST. IAME HOTEL.
nnh ,lanitnr- 1.on.Ii.ian.

Tie attention Of nm tSrrLLtoEScER reporter
llasbeen called to the condition Of the cutters,
especially the gutter on the east side Of Main
street above Fourth street. DiphthOrla has
broken out In It's most malignant form In
that nelghborliOOd, and yesterday one death
occurred In the family OF Mr.. Lotus zOcCkler.
II Is said by medical men that unless some
Improvement Of the sanitary condition Of The
city u made, without delay, the death rate
from tllls dread disease will De startling.
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No headache or back.uche for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF cARbuL."


ABE STRAUSS, Esq, the well known stock.
raiser Of Lexington, KY, sayE II recon-
mend Iiebig Co.'S ArniratGd Extract OF
Witch Hazel to oil my friends II has been
used IN the thoroughbred stables Of II. Il.
McGratll, 4. II. Owens, Lee Paul, W. u.
Sctilly, and other well known breeders and
trainers, and they will pronounce II the very
hest lotion and medicine for the horse which
they have ever used, giving almost ilStanta.
ne0us benefit" Cures breaking down, wind
gals, capped and sprained hook, foot rOntrae.
ton, and cracked hoOf Sold III ilhy cents
and dollar sizes; reduced rates by tic half
gallon or gallon. DewarGOf worthless imita.
tons. Depot, 90 Maiden Lane, New York.
uWhF
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The eminent author, Prof. A. Q. Kpndrick,
.. d., Ill. D., who is professor Of Hebrew,
Latin and Greek IN the univCrSityOi llocllcs.
ter, and was one u the revisetS Of the New
Testament, In general conversation with a
number 0fgcntlcmen, d short tiincsincc, said:
~ have received from the use Of Warmers
Safe Kidney ind Liver Cure very marked
benefit and can most cordially recommend
Il To OtlerSu
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
John Johns, OF IlenWOOd, Arrested fOI
ALLEGED Theft.


Capt. Bennett last night arrested John
Johns, peddler OF cutlery and notions, who
lives at Denwood on warrant issued by
Squire Wheeler, for an alleged larceny Of n
lot OF knives from Wheat 4 Mayor Johns Is
in the habit Of purchasing the goods 10
handles from this firm, and was q frequent
visitor. Tho firm has several times missed
knives and other articles from the store, but
Ind nothing more than mere suspicion MS
to who was the thief, until n circumstance
occurred which gave them the clew which re-
suited In the arrest last night. M
AnnmbcrOf weeks ago Johns ora man
who Ia supposed 10 bc Johns Ut least sold
to ]. X. Naylor & Co., notion dealers at Bell.
aire, q lot OF knives Mr.. J. r. nay.
lOr Is the father Of Mr.. John Nay.
Tor, Of Wheat & NaylOr, and one day
the latter was visiting Ills father when lie
noticed the knives, and OIL inquiry was set
on foot which resulted, 80 II isstated, In Ak.
ing the guilt on Johns Capt. Bennett had
no difficulty In ciTecting the arrest, and
Johns was identified BY several persons after
being taken Into custody rs the peddlGr who
had been suspected. Tic case will be heard
before 'gluire Wheeler to-day. Johns las
retdinedJ, Il. Cowden d. his counsel,
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AbAkrARpLY AEaAuLr.
Alleged Causeieas IlsatIns Of Charis
Jack By Jacob Watson.

ShtA " SueOb WhAOu1
Squire Caldwell held Jacob Watson In
st,OOO bonds for his appearance Saturday al.
tethoon to answer TO a chatgc Of ielohious
beating The victim and complainant being
Charles Jack.
Jack, who lives up Caldwelrs run, SAYS
that he was passing up TWenty.nintil street
last Friday. when he met Watson, who, after
passing Jack, turned and slipping up behind
him, dealt him fearful blow In the back Of
the head. II was - severe that Jack was not
able to talk for day and a half and a pliy.
sictGn had to be called In. Eatlyin the even.
ing nc aud watson had spoken few words
sault. va
When Jack got well enough to appear
against Watson the case was heard in it,llce
court aud, the testimony showing a felony,
was sent overt0 Squire CaldweilS court,
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MANHOOD REST0RED-A VICTIM
IHl Of early impudence, causing neyous debility,
premature decay, etc. having tiled In vain every
known remedy, has discovered a simple means Oi
selfcure, which he will send free To Ills fellow SUI
fefer.. Address ]. H. REEVES, ~ Chatham street,
New York, OCt27.NwPAw
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shnn.l 1Tn1.s ! niue PHI,

No, don't take II and run the risk Of iner.
ctrial poiSons, hut when bilious and consti.
pated get package Of the celebrated Kid
ney.Wott, and II will speedily cure you.
II j. natures great remedy for constipation,
and fot all kidney aud liver diseases II acts
promptly on these great organs, and 40 r.
stores health, strength and VigOr. i Is put
up In liquid and dry, form, both acting With
equal efficiency. Price 81 co. See advertise
tlietlt. AwF4w
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No. 2t1 Broadway, New York.
ID. All utt Grind Extraordinary Drawings ate under
the supervision aud MANAGEMENT Of GENERALS q,
7. BEAUREHARD and tUBAti 4, EARLEY,
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sFE1AL ExcrRsloS to Mammoth Cave via
Cincinnati and Louisville, Tuesday, August
30, 1881 Fare from Wheeling for round Tip
I'll 90 Through COACHES to Louisville,
Trains will leave r., w. a. Ky. depot at . 4. n.
For full information address b A.. Ford;
General Passenger Agent Pittsburgh, Pa.
NJ. A. Cooper, Manager Excursion, stetben.
VILE, Ohio. ffii4s
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Tut VlI4HllF Y VVHH4HB 2 uEN IV4L
Ms, Aaron NIllsand family are at Woods
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WASHINGTON, August Pal A. M.-FOr
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
variable winds, mostly northeaderly, sta
tiOnary temperature and pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather,
light variable winds, stationary tempep.
ttlre, stationary or higher pressure.
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In Dress Goods, Suits Wraps, etc, will be
fully displayed In our salesroOms BY the time
the Exposition opens Acorlial invitation
Is extcnded to our country friendsto call and
examine when they visit tho city.
49,. HUGUs& H4cKE
Corner Fifth ave. and Market st, Pittsburgh.
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YVES, n VIRGINIA & CENTRAL ,s' ~


Proposals Will h. received d, tina ,,,,,.
" " rle1WOnt West Virginia, NJ Ia Dn'i w Ota
-, lSaI ior The Gnding and Alasnm,TgA stpltE-
ysol mllts q the extension OF The CGS,t 70, wsa
VIZ nun 1ras ~ present teranu, al Dcyp E a XII
eIa%iPs,inn S snI PRESENTATIONS win tc r,l,
the IN day u September. '''''"' on and N,
HOS VIII bo rcelvcd for one mIle n,
work to b. completed on or before Jgp ~ mn he
Payments 10 b. made monthly ln N.Y. = "
w PIT cent OF the estimates uat IN r, ,sy',H
Additional divisions will be plasl r,,.
BY the engineers, '''""'" o. The las
7. Z, sICELEs, Chief Engi =, r. DAVIS, mn
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Austin Beach, who has held the position Of
city editor Of the Register for some time, bSs
severed hls connection with that sheet, liz
was az industrious aud faithful heWsFathef.
q, win unusually good qualities for the 10.
Regi'ter will satisfactorily MI his position,
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piN

Josh Billings says 'Therc ain't no ri in nat
raj hisify that heS been ct more, and thOt oft
than apple pl, an no inedleih kan cure indl-
gesttn and blliOuAtess half 20. well a. Spring
Blossom Price 30 cents, trial bottle 10 cents
Sold by iaughlih bros. ( Co., Wholesale
DruggiatS Wheeling, W. Va.
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pROP0sAIS,


D,,pr q, f,,,,,,., NLElks OFFICE
boAAp OF COMMISSIONERS OF ONO Cory,y
The Contractor for MaCadamItin, on =, s,. 'e,j !.
sl2n SSFisviiC Hinton and Potomac NV u, "
EreeF hn.Sn Sh MGsiilIy on South FOX II w. ".
Ing his cOnlnlct, which Is hrrcby drcIa,d'V lais
Proposals are invited for the cnnpleiia0 "
work, which Will h. VI the following ~ " W. vi
u1 cubic iAuiS Of Maclinmilins 'i, ia c
haTi blue limestone, broken 10 m,s, N np Whl Z
Inch Eing, on second division a., q Si"I XVI NV
cubic yAris eiphankmrHi, and CtOcahic w., NV W
Rl. None rItng on south Fork shltt CHt ,lI'''A'
HH iN 1,lantlllt5 arg only Approximate
21lh Inst, at IAN. "''' AuNai
or all bids. 'e"' "elwrJ
W. Q. SWIM. County Engineer. """'h" WA
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A CoudH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results In IN In.
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Tr0ChGS do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and lalSams,
but act directly on the inflamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief In Asthma, BrOn.
clitis, Coughs, Catarrli and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
ject to. For Thirty years Browns bronchial
Troches lave been recommended BY physlc-
Having been tested by wIde and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the aye. Sold at % cents a
box everywhere. tr rTiSAw
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GL1e gnteILiae.ttttf.
Onlee. Nos. Is ahd 81 Fourteenth Street,


Opera House-Grand Opening.
PiCnlc-E'irst Reformed Episcopal Sunday
School .....
Wuntcd-A Man with 81, 900 to 5000.
Exposition at Jacob i. Ilublcy 4 Co.'S.
For Rent-C A. sclIaeier 4 Co.
For SAlC-Bank Stock.
Wantcd-A Small House.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
Wanted-TO Buy u Small House.
Homestead Liver Pills--T. II. Logan 4 Co.
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FOR SALE,

F0R sALE-AIY RESIDENCE n,
A Island, on terms 10 suit puUh.r, "
:. All!
.THREE AND TWO.SpRING pu,T
Il TONS, bugEics, aud also time .cc,nSt VIZ |,
spring wagons and four hunc. viii vii MI ~ N
enable. J. W. FERREL, Cor, Main and TSesil!.s
streets ' '"I.Fn
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Holm fast to that which Is good. Acme
Baking Powder, the best Of the agc. Every
can guaranteed 10 givesatisfaCtion, and don't
Ynn FORGET IL
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TIE Famous Merchant Tailor, 20 Twelfth
street, has opened at the above stand with a
first class line of foreign and domestic wool
ems for tile fall season. II. II. Mansbach, the
proprICtor los had years q experience and
perfect finish in style and quality Of goods.
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The lhingdesited found at last. Ask Drug.
gistS for Rough. on Rats. II clears out rats,
mice, reaches, files bed. bugs, loo boxes,
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snpSRf's uAAbGS, atffeasant vally, will be
opened this afternoon and evening.
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NOTICF-Rgnrl,I.,2.','ssglllIl

N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. asllD,,EEMpT or M;
The ASI Sl I'm y K. COMPANY GOSB,o W BILL
notided Thai bond. IL H HDSSs NAMED Load, An A
-, W ts9, ~, have bcvn dnVSf' -, VI, X
snss Nlth Tue provisions Of thr AZ o' lnaGutt
SuuIlLk Ie salne, and viii Ia ualJ a, 81 lnI !,
nank y NhNllng, septcmbef \. mr tNRe
uMs aey Viii cvslse u blar tinCi,t. '' al VIA
AhL A. j ~ Apt.y
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Forty yeats, ttial h, proved .BLAck.
pRAlIetlTT the best liver medicine q
De world.
For sale by Logan &Co.
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and rDbbng existence 81 all pleasure
Il ready 10 the hand Of almost any one who Will se
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands Simmons Liver Regulator, Il no
drastic violent purge but gentle aSstance to
nature,
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range Of the tler.
mOmctcr, as observedat schncprs drug store,
Opera House corner:
1870 1881
IA 12N3P A7FMl7A.Ml 2A3P. MEN
20 80 u 10 6 ~ h Il
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Eye, ear throat and nose successfully
treated. Cathrrh, crooked eyes and atl
tuinOfs about head cured. $50 Penn avenue,
pitsburgh. spectacies adjusted.
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nRLAcK.pRAuaHIn mako.


The opening at seiberts Garden will take
place this afternoon and evening
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bad BREATH.

Nothing Il 10 unpleasant, nothing 80 common NJ
bad breath, and IN nearly every Ease II comes frOr
the stomach, and can 10 N easily corrected II you
will take Simmons Liver Regulator. DO not neglect
No sure remedy for this ppulsiye disorder. Nwil
also improve yOlrappetite, complexion and genera
health.
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1857 Prizes, amounting .siiO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al All
points, 10 whom llbenll compensation Will bc paii
fDt further lniOfmallO Write clearly giving fall
address. Send orders BY expre OF registered letter
OF money order BY mall, addressed only 10
N. AZ DAUP1ifN,
...... New Orleans, La.
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sjna m ,he pa. o1lss.

There Is nothing new In the situation Of al.
fairs concerning the Custom House gas. Col.
Sterling, r. NJ, wrote n note to Secretary
Caldwell, OH Tuesday, requesting statement
Of the situation Of affairs, and III response
Mt. Caldwell, wrote very fully VI the action
Of the Commissioners and thoOrdlnance Upon
which II was based. Unless the back bin Is
paid by tomorrow the gas will be turned off,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
,.7,,.7,-,.'7I7-----7--
EIRE,

FRE'
slst my sas fS WIN ,laF s 7, liorupcsy m ~
oeing burned announce tN,,,, and clniectarN.et'
n lhAl viii Be- Teady 10 IN Il. ss'ga sndcu,,gF
W w aIEA win aiplllinr n cnti. Gitltr psunSti,
MAJ lles,g bold Your Crdes X, New and
Au1i W., 'NAI
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WANTED,

WANTED.
e9 a sCoa gal TO eoasi0rnsasll hB,,r..,.
Enquirlt
leA ROOM no : crs,,,
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NOVICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The public arc hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY OR ORDERS no NUNES
4 CO., - NASSAU ST., NEW YORK CITY, "a ali.
thptGed by The Louisiana Stale Lottery COMPANY 10
BOGus CIRCULAR purpofiifE Ia be Of ihe tS,iis.
lana State LOTTERY Company, and arc FRAttDt'.
IiRNTIY representing Themselves "A iisagcniG They
have no Authority from this Company 10 ieli il
N. A. DAuTfIfN
Pes Louisiana State i1tlefy Co.
NEw ORLEANS, la, July 4, 1891 Nui0wstW
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
State Normal School.
Mankato, Rim.

The entrance examination for the Fall term Of
this institution will be held August 18th and 10TH
1880. Kectati us commence August I'D.
This we'll known school will enter upon it's 14tll
year with largely increased facilities for thor
Olgh academic and p, Of"sSiO,,al training.
Prot. JAS. 4. McClcary, OF Wisconsin, i gen
tenan OF fine abili les aud varied experience as
=: teacher, superintendent, and inSti ute worker,
has been added 20 the faculty.
The new teachers for the model school have
been secured from the celebrated State Normal
and Training School, ut OsWegO, New York.
Additional rooms IN the building, hitherto ul,-
used, have been fitted up t. accommodate the
expected increase In attendance,
in the department OF Natural Science numer-
Gus costly imprOv Ments have been made, be-
sides large addition t. the stock OF apparatus.
1he addition Of about 400 new and carefully
selected volumes renders the library of the
school equal not superior to that of any other
The recently established Reading Room is It
is believed in the amount and character OF its
regular li erary supplies, and various neat ap-
pointments unequalled in any other Normal
School In the Northwest.
The spacious, convenient, ard thoroughly c..
quipned building will lie in perfect order by the
opening OF the coming term, and In condition
TO accommodate 400 students.
ExpenHe es OF tu,ients less than ever fefOre.-
1e1t books to be hereafter furnished by the school
R0dru11'g clubs to be organized. For particulars
reSne ting these and other matters, send postal
card to the undersigned for the new catalogue
and circular, mailed free to any address.
EDWARD Soaring, A. NJ.
Principal:
Mankato Minn., July l5 1881. 4S
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HERSEY.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Thinking that 4
few items from this place might lie ac-
ceptabie especially notices Of marriages
send you the following:
Married, ut Bakers Hall on Thurs
day. Ang. 4, by Louis Gotthelf. Esq,
Miss Louisa Meyer and Mr.. Edward
Manuel. a large number Of friends
were invited who showed their respect
for the happy pair by numerous pres
ents. After the ceremony the Snyder
Boys furnished some very good music
to which some of the guests tripped the
light fantastic until daylight. ATOP.
NJ. the guests we're summoned to the
supper table where they found u boun-
tiful supper provided by the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer. The
occasion was certainly one Of the most
enjoyable that it has l'een our pleasure
to attend for long time.
Also at the residence of Mr.. Heiser
Aug. 9th. by the same official. Miss Ber-
tina Franzell and MIR. Carl Blumenau.
No cards. May the happy couples en-
joy long and happy lives is the wish Of
their many friends.
OCCASIONAL.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA
- COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. {
Mary E. Terry and Alfred Terry, Plaintiffs,
against
The Continental Life Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Connecticut, Defendant.
Summons.
The State OF Minnesota to the above named De-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in
the above entitled action which is on file in
the office of the Clerk Ut the said Court,
ut his office at WOrthinytOn. Mobiles County,
Minnesota. and to serve i copy Of your an:
swer to said complaint on the subscriber, ut his
Office in the village of Warrington, in the
county Of Mobiles, state Of Minnesota, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day Of such service; {;
and. il you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in thisac-
tiOn will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in said complaint
Dated July 9th, A. ID. 1881.
EMORY CLARK.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Wortlington, Minn.
First pub. July 18th. 1881.
Last pub. September !, 1881.