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a NDERSON
FEMALE SEMINAR

NENr SESSION begins Mona,r \
IN instant-(August, ISL tt. \
sion includes forty weeks, diviiI ilai
Terms os twenty weeks each.
TUIrIoS, from $40 10 so fern, s-I
ing to studies one-half in aivaaA
the remainder By close of Term. p
received NJ any time during the Sessa. {
charged proror,ionatcly from dal: = :
trance
BOARD exclusive of washing, SloaRlEl
Board from Mondays 10 Fridays s,ar23I
MrsIc, on Piano and Organ, 50 WlsS
Use of instrument for lessons. PEI fty
81 for practice, 81 a month yas3 I
>truction same price as instrumeux.
a large and commodious assemb.ya4s
has been added to our Academy bi'syl
and two other teachers engaged, r.iI4l
Faculty Of six.
We are all ready for faithful anltla.E
work. Send on your girls, both d. e
ones and the larger ones. All shF z
due attention.
For any further information dtsiNt f
dress the Principal,
LEWIS NJ. AVER
Anderson H,&f
August4 1881 4 +
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Rnwlal,tl,a majority

Hoyt......... .....................22l
Rowlai.d's majority.
The total number of votes was 6l7,
which is 40 short of the total number Of
registered voters in the city, the registered
vote being Whites COS colored, 3iS.
a considerable crowd of voters were
early at tho poll. the Wet or Rowland
vote prcdominating from the start and
continuing in the lead all day Tho
Whisky men evidently expected fiercer
fight than as made by the Dry or Hoyc
supporters, as the former were early and
anxiously at work. 1t was apparent
from the outset that the Dry men were
careless about the result, only one or two
active workers volunteering to stand up
for the D-y side w:::ii any degree OF
earnestneSs. At q o'clock about $50
votes had been polled. considerable
majority ofthem being for Rowland. The
negroes, or at least a number of their
land, and they voted solidly the Row
land ticket From the first there was but
littlo electioneerinG done for Col. Hoyt,
who did not appear at tho polls and as
the election proceeded even the feeble in
terest manifested at tho beginning died
during the day. keeping close watch
with the view of polling as many votes
rs possible. The Dry voters approached
and left the polls singly and by twos and
thTeeS, very few OF them lingering longer
than to get some sort OF an idea Of chow
II was going" or to listen for moment To
tho constant cross fire between Col Ed
ward +. Stokes and tho bar keepers,
which furnished frequent causes for II
general laugh. Other than this there was
but little said between the Wet and Dry
voters. The Vets knew their men and
looked closely after them. The Dry
voters composed the Ego rs You please"
party there being no organized effort or
concert OF action on their part to elect
Col. Hoyt which, IL is confidently believ-
ei, they could have done had there been q
sufficient amount of enthusiasm to have
rallied q full vote. The result IA IL
turned out was conceded by the Dry
people from the early morning, while the
Wet crowd, although confident of success
from the start, were diligently mt
work, their candidate working earnestly
in person TO make sure OF success.-Groen-
title Nnus
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TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

- -NNpERsON NUCN1Y.
By ". u. Hamlhrcy', Jmdge ef PreJu.e.
Whereas, w. J. Savl"rs la. applied
To me to grant him Letters of .ldministra-
ton on the Personal i:st9tc Of Sarah Say
lors. deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and adnonisli
ali and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said Sarah SIy;ors, deceased, that
they be and appear before me in the Court
of Probate, 10 be held al Anderson c. H. ON
Saturday lo.h day Of September. 1881. after
publication hereof to show caiisc. ii any
they have, why the said Administration
should no. be- granted. Given under my
hand, this 22d day Of August, 1851.
w. W. HUMPHREYS. J. z.
August - 1851
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Hanging lIim>elfto Tree in the Pres.
encc 9f his NeiglbOr>.

SHELBY, y. C., August Il.
William Brooks. Il farmer. had had
much trouble with his wife The
trouble reached climax the other
day. and he then caused announcement
- be made among his neighborS that h"
would put an end to his miserable life.
The people paid little attention 90 his
threats, and many made them the subject
ofjokes. Yesterday morning. however,
some OF the neighbcrs made up party
and proceeded To Brooks house Tor the
purpose Of asccraining. ''just for fun.
whether or not Brooks had carried out
his threat. and also for the purpose Of
teasing him about his ridiculous asser-
ton. They found that he WAS absent and
M once began Ia search for him. lie WAS
traced to II dense woods, some distance
from the house and was therein di>cnv
cred perchcd upon the top OF Il tall oak
tree, with one end Of Il long rope fastened
III Il moose around his neck and the other
tied To Il strong limb about halfway down
the tree. When brooks SAW hi, ncighbOrs
he sprang from his perch, and in Il moment
his body swung at the cnd Of the rope
An athletic man started up the tree and
reached the rope aud cut it. but Brooks
WAS found dead, his neck broken and
nearly cut through
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Notice TO Creditors.

David 5: Taylor, Administrator. d.. bo,is
non oi David :. Taylor. deceased. Plain.
nn' M H, VS. John Long, Cynthia e. Long. ct
~ virtue of an order of his Honor II
~ Hudson, Presiding Judge OF thc s,h
Jtnic'al Circuit, all the creditors of low ,,,
long and the Defendants above. are bcroh,.
noNheo and required TO presen, and nroys
snelr 5.,, demands before me on or before tbc
eo'n Gay OF September next. Failing To- Jo
w. w. HUMPHREYS
Apc o5 ,ss, Master.
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Thy Democrats of New YORK are ge.-
ting ready for contest in the coming
State election. They will unite the
Tammany and anti.Tammary wings OF
the party by nominating men from each
faction on the State ticket. In this way
they expect to elect the officers to be
chosen this year, and then the pro.
gramme is to elect ex Gov. Tild,1 Gov
ernor again next year. ThiA % yut
him in excellent trim for the Presidential
nomination in 1884. If he succeeds in
capturing New York from the Republi-
cans, he will certainly be q very strong
candidate.
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The physicians in charge of President
Garfield will lose heavily in reputation
If he should die of his wounds. They
have repeatedly asserted the opinion that
the President would get we'll, and have
persistently deceived the public in their
official bulletins. Their course can only
be vindicated by the recovery of their
patient. Any other termination will
bring severe public censure upon all of
them connected with the caeo,
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The Presidents Condi,ic

The Presidents symptoms during the
past week have continued TO be very
alarming, and he now has indications
that his blood ha, become affected from
the wound, which renders his recovery
very doubtful
Public opinion ha, despairei of his
recovery, though the doctors continue TO
publish encouraging bulletins.
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ADGER COLLEGE,
w WAHAHAILA, S. G.

THE Session of lSsl-s2 will begin on
Il THURSDAY, September 10Th. Stu
dents may elect between the Classical. Sci
entitic and Commercial Courses. Board
and tuition very reasonable. The whole
expenses tcxcept for clothing and travcling)
need not exceed $3.50 per annum. Tie
students are drilled in military tactics.
Located ut tie base of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, the china @ is unsurpassed.
For catalogue apply to
JOHN Il. RILEY,
Chairman of Faculty.
w. w. LEGARE. Sec. of Faculty.
August %, 1851
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MUSIC.

MRS. a. y. PINKIND will rcsum. her
WI Music Lessons Monday next, the
10Th inst. Instruction given in Vocal and
Instrumental Music-Piano. Violin. Organ
and Guitar. A lesson on Musical N0ta-
tion'' will be given onrc week free ~
her pupils.
Miss Antoincttc Pinkind will .;lso teach
Instrumental Music, and il desired will
attend pupils at their residence
REsIDENCE-At Rev. Mr.. Strickland's.
Angus, 25, lSSl 3
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GREEMvlLLE FEMALE COLlts
GREENvlLLE, S. c.

TIME TWENTY-SEVENTH cTDTyT SIT.,l
h will open WEDNESDAY, sh'
BIER 18th. 1881.
Grcenville is unrivalled forts cIlla@ 4
health. Occupying a mean PslHT;, !, 8
tween the severitics of the wlI!els
ginia and the warm Summers
Southern regions, the City ofefs 'A'
vantages for the health of pups;
The College has just closed q msls ~ Z
porous ycar-l7O pupils OIL is ,F,,1 iG
Curriculum equal to the mos! a. a. z
standard. Corps of ten exPeIe..nJe D.
skilled Teachers. Expenses !oN Tss
crate. We challenge comparison.
resnnndence or Catalogue, addfe,s
a. S. TOWNES, Pres';
Aurust II. 1891 4
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With short crops all over the State,
there will be thousands of small land
owners and tenants who cannot pay off
their debts this year and have enough to
feed and clofhe their families during the
coming year. Is it wise to destroy their
cheapest and most convenient means of
credit by repeating :he lien law?
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Notice to Gin Owner

n CAN now be found at any anlEzE
d in my office, over the New Y@fiE
Store, and persons having Gins toVsA
find it to their interest to consul!u
before contracting for their wors. !. I.
perfected my Gin Whet. and am III
pared to whet Gins quicker and hsz
any one else. | have been wheuf ri
twenty-five years. and have neve! 20.
man TO say did not do my work y
torily. Those who do not know nsn.I
ferrcd to my many customers in NJ
and Abbcville counties. gusnnH
faction, or will nuke no charge u
work. am also prepared to iepM
balance brush wheels. Gin WhtS Tx
made. always on hand for sale -u
E. ". s0rIa
Up Stairs, over New York crh sV.
Aug. Is, 1881 G-3m Andapns
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
SS7.OOO.dAOO Fsonrnsnv,toxy

4 GONTINENTAL Fire Insurance Co. Of
" New York
Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Go.
Watcrtown Fire ms Co. of NY.
columbus lns. and Banking Co.
Rochester German Fire ins. Co. of y Y
lnSures against loss or damage by FIRE
or LlGHTNING.-
FARM RESIDENCES.
BARNS and CONTENTS
FURNITURE.
STORE BUILDINGS.
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE.
Wil! visit any section of the County. ex-
anime property, give rates and all nf6rma.
ton, II notified by postal card or letter.
WILLIAM G.. WHILDEN
Agent, Williamson. s. C.
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Notice to Creditors.

Zacharias I. Taylor. Plaintiff, Is. Rosa A j..
Sacot, Joseph d. Taylor, Ct. a., Dcfcn-
dants
pY virtue of an order of his Honor J..
~ H.. Hudson. Presiding Judge of the
Eighth judicial Circuit, all the creditors Of
William B. raylu.. deceased. are hereby
notified and required to present and prove
their demands before me OH or before the
10Th day of September next Failing to do
so they will be barred
w. w. HUMPHREYS.
Master.
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The grcn. failure this year in the crops
Of cotton and cora viii very materially
a!cct the condition of AL agriculturi..>
of small means. Their income from
thee crop will generally be entirely in
adequate 10 pay their debts for the rr.>-
en-, wear AMI run them through the com
ing crop season Very many Of them
will begin the new year without anything
ahead with which 10 make their next
crops For these it will not be- wise to
wait tie maturing of their corn and cot
ton next year a> their fret relief from the
disaster, Of Tic prcsrn. season They
Should SOW "a large Il crop Of whca! ~
possible 10 furnish them,elvc, with bread
without the necessity Of buying at the
high prices likely TO prevail, and also
enough 10 procure little ready money
by selling some next summer. In this
say all who can reach the month Of
June will be enabled to supply their own
bread stui- without contracting debt
that will swallow up their cotton crops,
and star. them on the next year again
embarrassed. Likewise they should SOW
u large portion Of their land. in oats, by
means Of which they can. beginning with
the month Of June, furnish their own
food for rlock without buying corn and
hay At the ruinous prices likely to pre-
vail next year. ~ planting the small
grains barley, rye, wheat and oats our
people can i'll large measure remedy the
scarcity to flow from this years failure.
These crops can be planted from now un-
IL Christmas, the sooner, however, the
better for all Of them except wheat, and
when planted will require no further nt-
iention until the harvest season arrives.
Thus the planter will have the whole OF
next Spring 70 prepare and plant and
work over for the first time his crops OF
corn and cotton, 80 that the acreage OF
them need not be materially decreased
by lack Of labor in consequence Of the
planting Of small grains. If, however
the supply of arabic lands is somcwha,
cut off, the planter can supplement the
lack of acreage by better preparation
higher fertilization and more thorough,
cultivation, by which the yield per acre
will be increased and the total income
anu saving from the diversified crops can
be fary tested. Our planters ought to
try reduction of the cotton and an in
crease of the other crops one year, any
way, to ascertain by experience its dcsira.
bility rs n system, and we hope they will
not find another year so advantageous l..
the necessities Of their situation as tho
present is for tho experiment We know
that newspaper advice to farmers is gen
orally not worth much, but we think the
most practica! and successful farmers o
the country will endorse us fully wher
we urge every ono rs far rs possible tC
plant barley, rye, wheat aud oats thi
Fall.
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The same newspapers which were
heading their paragraph columns with
God bless DR.. Bliss because Of his
medical skill in the treatment Of the
Presidents wound, are now roundly
abusing him .a- deceiving the public and
for lack Of skill i'll managing the case.
This proves that because man is a good
editor, ne is not necessarily good judge
Of surgery.
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DISSOLUTION.

DY mutual consent the partne'nro m q
I'D tofore existing between ~, nc, 81
firm name of John J. Cooley LIN 81
day dissolved. aud will be aiIorJrSaI
w. NJ. Cooley. All persons tnarT.I(
the firm are requested to come 'S Sr lsg
settle their Notes and Accoun's ,Ssn h'
of October. or they will iina ~
hands Of an officer for collec'ion st
We also offer for sale a spd !
and Lot, within one hunu''uT Tbs 0:
yards of the Mineral Spring ,n. ~
is n two.story building, six ioor, oon,. baa5s:
ished, and all necessary cOOut
Houses all new. JOHN JI.o0igY
Williamson. s. c., Aug l. i'''
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The longcs, drought that ever occur
red in America was in the summer OF
1862 No rain fell from the lst of May to
the Isl September Many of the inhahi-
tants sent to England for hay and grain.
- When JAY Cooke failed in Scptem-
bcr, 1873, there was dcpOsitOr IN his
banking house named Sarah Marshall.
who lost all her money in tho crash, and
next lost her reason. Since then she has
been all inmate of tie insane department.
OF the Philadelphia Almshou>e. and for
nearly eight years has languished in Gagged
quarters, complete wreck. Since his
recovery of Il large part Of his wealth he
has heard Of this case. and has written TO
the physician III charge Of the almshousc
about the woman, and on learning that
the case seemed hopeless he has written
remove her TO private asylum and care
for her during the rest other days.
- The Indians now on the war Path il,
New Mexico have within several days
killed nearly forty whites
- The bill reported by tho Joint tenn
pcrance committee OF twenty seven To
both houses WAS killed in the Georgia
Senate on the 10th inst. by vote of &c
10 10, 1t lac.ti three votes OF conSti-
tutional majority. The bill prohibited
the sale of Intoxicating liquors at anv
conscn, of twothirds Of the ficeholders
living within three miles, and provided
that oncfourth Of the qualified voters in
any city or Incorporated town in the State
could, by petition to the Ordinary, bring
! on All election for whisky" or mo wills.
ky The bill was expected to pass.
- The largest State in tho Union is
! Texas. 1t contains 274,356 square miles.
The largest States east of the Mississippi
river are, in their order, Florida. Georgia.
Michigan and Illinois.
:. Or. Louis, of New Orleans, who is
something Of wag, called on Il colored
minister, and propounded a few puzz!ng
questions: "Why is it," lie said that
you are not able to do the miracles that
the Apostles did? They were protected
against all pnisons and all kinds OF
ptrils; how is it that you are not pro-
tected in the same way ~ Don't know
about that, doctor; l s'pect | is I've
taken mighty sight Of strong medicine
from you, and is alive yet"
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Norwood High School and College,

L. II. WILLIS. " Univ nf Va, p-;r.;,.,.
l.. u. WiARI"N. 'tni,. ot Nal II. H., i'''
Opens Sept. 21st. 1881. with full corps Of in
siructors. Location cspeci: ,ly healthy. Chalylc-
ale water. Complete courses OF study in all de-
partInents. Thorough preparation f"r University
ui Virginia and other higher institutions. Board
and tuition from 600 10 S.fn per annual session
Apply 10 Principals for catalogue" -
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CAROLINA
COLLEGIATE Institute

TIME Fall Session lof thirteen VI
Il opens Sept. 5, 1881. CnAGoEs-sI
$40 ami Sl2. Contingent fec, &c. d
can be had in town at reasonable rats
boarders will be received in the ,rt
The Principal.
w. ]. LICON, Phnip
August Is, 1881 6
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ERSKINE COLLEGE,
OHiE MESH. =. G.

THN!IE Forty-iirst Session Of this lnsiitu-
IL ton will open on the first Monday i'll
October. The Preparatory Department will
he in charge Of Il Tutor. and will be more
thorough and efficient than ever before in
its work and discipline For particulars
apply TO W. NJ. GRlER,
Aur %. 1851 IL preSilcnt
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!. aluable Land for Sale

0'Efo for Hnndred .a5" e; and Sixty Acres of Land
SIX miles from Air Line r. r.. on Cbafta'
hoochee River. 90 acres in CnltivationN3O
acres OF good bottom. Terms. $40 ucr aero =.
years time "''u TWO
j. T. MOOEHEAD,
August Is. 1881 q o. D, "
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Patents and Claims

HAVING formed a copartIn,ssissssiis.t ssi.ti
III J. 8. Duffie e. Co., oil Ma-S
D. c.. am prepared to prosecute p sibs
all claims for Pensions, or inclea| me-
sions for Soldiers, or the widow, -. I'D
dren of soldiers who served IN ~, ss
1872, the Indian wars, the MeAiTna.A n,A
the late war. Also. Bounty pa II
Restoration to Pension Roll, L .i"r n
Iants, and all other claims ag:, gn:s,,,S
Patents secured for Inventions, ~ y. toSs
Designs and Trade Marks. no .,;os ~ q
except for preliminary exaihi'''"V
o Patent is obtained. ~, 81
A. NJ. DUFFIE, Anue''' Il
Murch II. 1881 30 -
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School for Young Lads

NTES. G. r. MVRRAY'S Schooh
NG education of young ladies I'd
open, ut her residence in Andena
Monday. the 9Th Of September Th.sl
Of instruction will embrace the Ed
branches, Latin, French, Malhtrn
Music, &c. 1t is important for schcay
be present rs near the beginning Il
term g, possible. For terms. &C., .,s
or call upon the Principal.
Aug. Is. 1881 o
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Xix. the !inn and ,hc lau.9, Mr NJ

I;k.,be linn and ,hc lau.S. Mr.. Ma
hone and the Republican, party oi ' nliS,n'
i, Shall lie down together. ni' j 'nc i'Pu".
I,.an uariv Of virginia snail DC inaiuc '''
yoracious Mr.. Malone
mountain auoat twenty hiitS rl>'
of Mount Idaho is sending !orth coiuhin1
of fire and suiukc to a height 81 scVcrai
hundred feet, and the shork l. distinctly
felt for ,cvrn.y-iivr miles
Charles stewart a nc-ro killed IL
wife with "a a hatch"t al BAY y ioui-;
Miss and was taken from iail ana
lluci,ed. His ia,icr-in.law prayed Tor
him and then helped 10 hanx him.
pr. El..s seems T. cniain, III" IDEA
,ha, he president can beci.rc1 if II CO.
,,iou. How OF bulletins can be iialntaiii-
cri.
ON SATURDAY !. at. l3;h inst. a iu.
riou. s.orr, nf wind, rain. thunder ana
lightning extended over tho cntlrc cpuh
~ of Ncwbcrry. during which me mouse
OF a cnlorcl man named Ben Cannon;
near Jalapa. was struck BY lightning and
burned w, with all lis contents. lhe
family were absent. During the same
storm :. coiorcd boy. " hie riding val
uablc horse, WA, killed by falling tree
ana the animal 81 badly injured that II
dic,l the next day.
- \ number of .le nitcd States prs
oncrs confined in the jail ~ Grcenvi!!c
conrocte,i "A plan "a escape on edhesuaN
night, hui thelr pau uei'I "''.", ,,.;,;
tinc was lrustI"'ci .: va ,,n ..,',,,,i.
Kedinond WAS hnl ~ ~ ~ i"e ~"
! ihcy. ana says tiia' ~ M"ur' 80, ~, ;ni
stanu il' li'il !. c'c.
"'' ....,,o
Inc orii3cnu.2 iu'. -,
Immigrants tna' stVl!r" ., IN 49,,
otanEcpnrg nave "''''
| lett
\ primary election 10 decide the
stock law question i spoken OF III Edge
field county.
~ \ street Fight urc,.ricd III BarnwcIl
on tie 18th INST. between u white man by
tie name of Manuel and Il negro named
Randall Williams in which the negro
was stabbed and N':.ucl stunned by Il
blow with a stick in the hands of Will
| Ium.. who ran aS soon aS he made his
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August 1881
Splendid Milch Cows for Sale.

A + RIVOlI PLA ANTATlON. near Pen
IN tilcton. three very fine Cows with
Young Caivcs-on q III orouHlibre,l ard reg
i,tcrrd Jersey with he. third Calf, sired by
Steamboat al Pclzcr & S,ribings.
S. G. GEORGE. Manager
Auul:St % lS-l )
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON pu.EAS

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Esther Massey Plaintiff agains, John Berry Mas.
sey, franklin q. Massey and Lucinda Ragsda,c.
et al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 set aside Deed
- Heict. &c CbD.p!riM mol Scrrci.
10 the Defe Ldanl j. r. NJ. Massey:
NOC are hereby summoned aud REQUIRED d, an
! swer the complaint in this action copy of
Which IS filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF the
court OF Common Pleas, al Anderson g. H. : G
ahu !" serve copy OF your answer To the said com
piaint on the subscribers u, their Office Anderson
:. H. B c., within twenty days after the service
neteoi' exclusive OF the day OF such service: and
~ you iail TO answer the complaint within the
tme aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded i'm the
complaint ' 'iic
Dated 22d August, a. d. 1881.
T. LIGON and
III. G SCUDDAY
=, ~, Plaintiffs Attorneys
10 the Defendant !. f. NJ Massey;
lake notice that the COMPLAINT in this oc,;or
;seineI ;n win the summons. OF which the forego.
,Is Is copy was this day filed in the office OF the
Cierk rko vi the Court Of common Pleas for Andersnn
,aa.:' y; ::'o Haiv aforesaid on the 9th dav Of
August, 4. II. 1851 "' VI
j. G. LIGON and
II. G. SCUDDAf
Angus, .. ,ss, Plaintiffs Attorneys