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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-12-14
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARQlIll
corr TY OF ANDERSON,
COURT or COMMON pLEu

Frederick ". Wagner and George 4 Er-
partners In trade under the 6rm nln, ,,!r
OF r w. Wagner & Co., PIaintlfEi, tni,.l 4
liam Turner, Defendant.-Sunrasi m E
Complaint nni S.-r.1.
To William Turner, Defendant In thIj r.,
VOU are hereby summoned and reqVi,dsa
Il swcr the complaint In this ictIen, vial
filed In the office Of the Clerk Of The Cezrdh'
mon Pleas for the County Of And.n,s q
serve copy OF your answer on the sutsas.I
their office, at Anderson C. H., S. c.. ui.hirt,a
davs after the service OF this sumnupi {, Z
exclusive OF the day Of service.
Ii you fail to answer this complaint siiilt
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply 10 lisIE
for judgment against you for The sum Of tra {
dred and eighteen dollars, With intert,t u ,t,t
OF seven per cent. per annuD from the fn Z,
November, one thousand eight hundred ls3t
one; on seven and 87-lO0 dollars, and i..Es
the rate OF seven per cent per annuu ttl {
day November, 1882 /; on two hundred iaatai
100 Dollars and costs.
Dated November 9Th, 1882.
BROWN, TRIBBLE 4 BRDES
PlainilEs' At.arIf1
And.nal, II
[sEALl JOHN W. DANIELS, c.cP.
Tc william Turner, Defendant In .hl, ntla:
You will take notice that the sumnoli dLa
the foregoing Is copy. together uiLh U 9
plaint, was filed In The office Of John ". w
e. &. r., November 8, 1882.
BROWN, TREBLE 1 BRONX
Plaintiff At,cnl
Nov 16, 1882 is !
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A.pERsoS Cot TTY.
by W. IS. Wuuphrey,, Jtdge IF Pr,IGte.
Whereas, Andrew Hunter has applied
10 me ~ grant hini Letters cf Adm!n!stra-
tion on the Estate and ei,cct- "t Nj. ". NJ.
Humphreys, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ainipnisl,
all and singular the kindred aiL crc,ii,u.s
Of the said NJ. NJ. Humphreys. deceased.
that they he and appear bcfur" iir III the
Cont Of Probate. TO be held NJ Anderson
{. II. on Friday, the 22nd day of December.
1882. after publication hereof. to show cause.
if any they Lave. why the said Admins
,ra,iUn should not be granted. Given un-
der my hand. this 9Th day Of Dec. 1852.
W. W. UMpIlREiS, j Z.
Dyr
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Ginning Notice.
Pendieton High School.

NNIIE rendleton High School is now in
and supervision of d. c. Lake The course
Of study is thorough, and students are pre-
pared for the higher classes in College.
Tuition payable quarterly. For terms, DC,
apply to
u. G.. LAKE a. NJ.
Principal.
Oct 10, 1882 IA Am
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Lumber =! Lumber !

K AN prepared to furnish oil kinds IF
l. Lumber. either dressed or rUugh, which
| have on hand and for sale at the 3iue
Ridge Yard ut Anderson. am also pre-
pared TO furnish al! kinds Of Moulding,
Turned and Scroll Work at short notice.
JOHN KAUFMANN.
Sep, rs. 1882 III 3n
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Ano
[sEAL] JOHN w. DANIELS, c.cP.
- us1li,,,, T,,rpor nafaoda Ia ~ In III
Patents and Claims.

'HAVING formed a copar!hershp q
IL ] 8. Duffie & Co., Of Wfshines5
=. c., 7 CT. prepared to Hresecutf PROF. Z
all claims for Pensions, or increase o. \ \;
sions for Soldiers, or the widows and 2 z
dren Of soldiers who served in the W,
1872, the Indian wars, the Mexican ~ y
tha late war. Also, Bounty, bia tt
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land : y
rants, and all other claims aglina !:
Patents secured for Inventions. pse's.
Designs and Trade Marks. No Zee sGf
ex cept for preliminary examination = :
q Patent is obtained. 81
w. D. BEWLEY. Anderson, ~
July 13, 1882 2
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wANTEDy

$4,000 TONS OF COTTON SEED.
HIGHEST cash price paid for Cotton
Ia Seed, delivered in carload lots at any
Il. X. Depot or Steamboat landing in South
Carolina, Georgia or n. Carolina. Highest
cash price paid for Kerosene, Lard and
Whisk ey barnala
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TQg IT'S
EXPEG no RAN +

10 composed Of Herbal nnd Mucinginous prod.
uct1, which pcrmente tho subs stn moo OF tho
AunBu, e1pectorate1 tho norid matter
that colecta IN tho bronchial Tubes, and formp O
soothing coating, which relieves tho Ar.
ritatton TINT cauhes the cough. It cYennnoo
she lunEo or oil inpuritie9, strengthens
etes tho circulation of tho blood, and braces tho
nervous system. Slight collo often end I'm
conoumPtion. 1t 10 dangerous to neglect
te,tof twenty ycnra warrants tho assertion that
noron1edy Inns ever been found that is q O
prompt in ita effects ns TUFTS EHPEGT0RAHT.
Inflammation. and ita use speedily cures tho most
obstinate cough. A Pleagant cordial, chill
aren take 1t readily. For Group ft 10
En- 26o. and Al Rnffisn.
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BRowH's IRON BITTERs
docs not contain whiskcy
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gcstion, heartburn, sleep
lcssncss, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
U,o only Browns Iron Eitters made by
Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore. Crossed
rcd lines and trademark on wrapper.
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SOLD IiIS INTEREST ~ HEANEE.-
In one Of Atlanta's nnncrrus ~, ..ac-
turing establishments, occurred q re.
markable sale few days since. One of
the ar.isans WAS an intide and brother
workman recently protesting christian
ity, WAS twittcd by the Atheist to such a
degree that the former asked the uubc
lever what he would take for his inter.
est in heaven, and WAS answered that
fifty cents would buy II; whcreuron the
sum MAS produced and the iuGdel went
on about his work. Soon, however, the
infdel appeared uneasy AZ his work. ard
presently he approached the purchaser
Of his celestial interest and offered to re.
fund the money. The offer was refused
at first, but the victim Of unbclief mani.
Tested such unmistakab!e signs Of contri-
tiOn for hi. act the money was returned
TO him and he SCOTS no more q, nor qucs
tlons the existence of the Deity. fD.t
1IVc"I.
- y house was burning at Oshkosh,
Wis. aud II woman left inside. Her hns.
band cried, give thousand dollars to
the man who -a"cs her. a fireman
dashed IN AT great personal risk. and
brought her ou! alive. Although the
husband j, very wealthy, he refused to
give dollar o: the reward; bu, the Su
prcme Cour, decides that the offer oI
$1,000 was valid, and that ,he money
must Gc paid.
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WHERE There is music
THERE Is LOVE-

A Nd JULIUS PpprE proposes "a he
"A lovely toward AL who are III nc.d uf
SiOlinB. Guitars. Flutes, accOr.
dron., lesnjOS. CouceriiHns snd
Strings of all makes aud descriptions.
also keep Smokers Articles that I-o.
pose 10 sell vc!y low fvr the cash down.
And last, but not least, you viii tind here
cons s'gnt!y large assortment m GOnicC.
tiOEs, FBF9R55Gas; Wines and LII
quGrs OF tie eIIeccst ar,c.e ms ! AN no
be!evcEip SD i53ad ui,c,a.ei articles that
are 50 iiluriot!to the human system and
vii! content myself with a sna'lrT rru:it
rather than be guilty Of selling a. IpCre
article
Don, forge: that a.n also all Arem, for
II large Music House North and liza: Will
I'll any oder entrusted 10 me II, the very
loves, iiSUrcs and anything in t.a' line
not in stock vii! be ordered upon yrTy short
notice.
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FOR SALE.
COTTON ARSEEN m r, AE,

The best and cheapest food for all kinds
Of stock, and the cheapest and best fertilizer
on The mc crket. Write for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis by DR.. c. u. Sheperd, State
Chemist, and directions for use. to Charles.
ton on Manufacturing Co., % Broad Street,
Charleston, 6. c. 2l-3ma
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NV MDltD
LIVE AND LET LIVE!
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlN

So you viii saYe money by IairorIzlny
julius PprrE.
Oct -. 1852 I'm
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Secret

Of the universal SUCCESS Of
Browns Iron Bittcrs is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; l.;
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it more and no less.
BY thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part Of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
Hlcncing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
hcalt.l-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
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Is Dearborn Ave, Chicago, Nov. 7.
have been great sufferer from
avery weak stomach. heartburn. and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
ever? thing ate gave me di,,ress,
and | could cat but little. havo
tried everything have
taken the prescriptions Of dozen
physicians, hut got no relief until l
took Browns Iron Bitters. feel
none Of the old troubles, ana am
neT man. am getting much
stronger, and feel hrSt-rate. lam
railroad engineer, and now maie
my trips regu ularly. lean not say
too much in praise Of your wonder
I'll medicine. u. L. MACK.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-09
WASHINGTON. NOTES.

| WASHINGTON Dec S-The committee
| on commerce. after discussion of the presi
| dents reference to the river and harbor
bill, in the message, agreed to a resolution
asking the secretary of war to state wnai
appropriations made last session were moi
| / L he int, rest q commerce
The house judiciary committee agreed
upon fixing next Tuesday for the consider
alton of the bill for the relief of the Su
preme Court, known as the Davis bill
which provides for additional judges fol
the court.
1t is understood that the house com
mittee on appropriations designs reduc-
ton of the force and salaries of the civil
service.
In the Jeanette court to-day, Ninder-
man told the story of finding belong and
party the came as Melville told it.
THE PROPOSED REDUCTION OF LETTER POS
TAGE.
Bingham, in his report to the house urg-
ing the reduction of letter postage to two
cents, gives statistics as far back as 1892,
when the rate for carrying letter was six
cents for q distance of thirty miles and
twenty five cents fer $50 miles; also care
full estimate based on the history of the
reductions in the past. which sustains the
report. that the stimulus to letter writing,
which would naturally be caused by the
reduction, would lessen the estimated loss
in the first year, which, not counting such
increase of letters, would only reach
$S.OU0.O00. The entire loss, the report
assumes. could he Offset by a
fair allowance. for carrying the
mail matter of the government. 1t is also
estimated that should tlfe reduction not
take effect till January l, 1884, as pro-
vided in the amended Anderson bill, The
surplus of the first half of that financial
year would balance the loss of the last half,
and there would be ample time to exhaust
or call in the printed supply ofgovernment
stamped three cent envelopes. The sur
plus of the postoffice depa Ttment in 1882
will be fully doubled, it is believed, in
1883. II is suggested that when the loss
experienced by this reduction shall be
a surplus, reduction of postage on drop
letters can b. made.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-09
Arrival Of the Lsts J. n. Grifith's Remains
in DUBUQUE.

DUBUQUE, Dec. 6.-The remains of j.
NJ Griffith, who died at Paris, Oct. %,
arrived here last night The funeral will
take place Tomorrow afternoon from The
Episcopal church. 1t transpires that Mr.
Griffith came to his death from the effects
of poison accidentally administered by
servant He was by the direction of his
physician, trying some mineral water. and
some hydro chloric acid had been put in a
bottle similar to that containing the min
eral water. The servant mistook the bot
ties, and gave him the acid contained in a
preparation of milk. He took but one or
two swallows when he discovered the mis-
take. His physician was called at once
and administered the usual antidotes. SO
that he was greatly relieved. He lived
after this for eight days, but it was the
opinion of his ply stefan that death result
ed directly from the poison, thu ugh many
on this opinion differ His stomach was
greatly debilitated and he was under tr at
ment for it, so the acid may only have fur
Their affected it'and been the indirect cause
of his death. Mr.. Griffith was one of the
wealthiest citizens Of Dubuque. and lead
ing lawyer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-09

''Merrimac" in March, 1862, In the course
of discussion Mr.. Bayne, of Pennsylvania,
called attention to the fact that yesterday
the house voted down a measure for the
benefit of the soldiers who were in poor
houses, and now all at once great oppo-
nent of all impoverished soldiers. (alluding
to Mr.. Hewitt, of New York; rose and
described a conference which he once at
tended. and how he and that conference
had saved the spoliation of New York
city. and told how he wanted to appropri-
ate $500. 900 to few men who had taken
part in the combat with the Merrimac. If
these people were poor, let New York take
care of them. The enactiug clause of the
bill was then struck out on motion by
Mr.. Anterior. of Ohio-102 to "a
The committee then rose, but no action
ON its report was taken by the house.
Mr.. Bingham. of Pennsylvania, reported
a bill reducing postage to two cents. Re-
ferred.
Adjourned
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-09

The New York Herald commences q
lengthy and able review of the Presidents
message as follows:
President Arthur's second annual mes
sage, like his first. is an admira ble,i clear
and business like state paper. 1t deals
with the various affairs and Interests OF the
country in the tone and manner proper to
the chief executive of the republic Its
recommendations are well consider. d and
wise. They deserve. and if the majority
are prudent, will receive the careful atten-
ton of congress
And these are the words with which the
New York Sun concludes its review of the
same admirable state document.
President Arthur has written q most
instructive message, patriotic in its spirit
business like in It's form, and full of
evidence of a thorough study of the for
eign and domestic business of the govern
ment.
1t will be well for the incoming demo
Gratis to read. mark. learn and inwardly di-
gests the sensible suggestions of President
Arthur
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-09

The board of supervisors are taking a
high handed and iilegitimate position in
regard to the county hospital. 1t is a
downright attempt to thwart the will of
the people as expressed at the ballot-box.
The people of Rock Island county gave an
emphatic expression of the purpose and
wish to build a county hospital, al voted
$4,000 for that particular object. The
ARGUS cares not a single rush-light
whether or not the Legislature may
at the session of 1928 enact a
law providing for the care of the
insane of the state" The board of super
visors have nothing whatever to do with
the matter. Nobody asked them a ques-
ton on the subjt ct, and their action Is
gratuitous assumption of a power not
vested in them. They should and must
be taught to understand that the people
voted sum of money to build county
hospital" and their late action is only a
high handed ruse to defeat the will of the
people.
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make good use of their limited time and
talents. The presidents message was re-
ceived here with varying degrees of criti-
cism and approval, but the preponderance
of sentimentis that while il does not rank
as one of tho ablest of the state papers,
it was nevertheiess constructed With a
great deal of shreWdness, SO as 10 touch a
popular chord upon all the various ques
tons concerning which the people have
lately expressed themselves. and he steals
away from the democrats q good deal of
their lou dest thunder. There was not the
usual experience of printing the message
congress. A rumor was current in news
paper row Saturday night that a copy of
the message lad been procured and was
for sale-te correspondents desiring it, One
or two believe, were taken in by this
bogus copy, bnt when President Arthur
heard the rumor he sent word that he
would like to get copy himself. as his
own message was not finished, and this
might save him all further trouble. Though
the Garfield monument fair was not
financially a success it developed a num-
Der of amusing incidents. One was the
developn ent of Congressman Houck. of
Tennessee, and one Virgins, of some
where. rs presidential candidates A gold
date, and 10 spite of the fact that votes
were cast for more than twenty-five candi-
dates among whom were such well known
names as James G. Blaine, Samuel J.
Tilden and DIR. Mary e. Walker. the
friends of Houck and Virgins fairly
astonished themselves by the strength they
were found to possess. But Houck car
ried off the election.
All the gossipers have been indulging in
more or less talk about the coming social
season at the capital, Which they generally
predict is to be unusually lively. The
season will be short, and we shall have
here an unusual number of people who
come Just to spend the winter and see
what is going on. This class is growing
yearly, and the peculiarities of the present
situation adds to their number a good
many who are interested in political mat
ters-the canvass for the next speakership,
the revision of the tariff and other kindred
subjects. The President will take hand
in the social festivities this season, which
will be opened with the New Years recep-
ton at the White House. Having good
deal of pride about doing such things cor
rectly and brilliantly, it is probable that the |
rounds of receptions and dinners will be in |
keeping with the predictions and expecta |
lions for an unusually brilliant season. |
Last winter, while the President was writ
ing his communications to congress and |
his notes to personal friends on paper |
deeply bordered with mourning, it was |
proper that degree of restraint should be |
at the executive mansion. The |
season of official mourning was long ago |
ended. and the occasion for it has faded |
rom the memory o. most people here. In |
for the fitting reception of |
quests at the White House, the interior, |
rs well as the exterior, has been improved
The scaffoldings are still up in the halls |
md the vestibule. but the work of the dec
'rators will be completed in a few days.
DOW PEDRO.
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Masters Sale
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County, ( 7S

"
In the Circuit Court; In Chancery
Lucy A. Buford, Blanche Buford. Iurv Br.
and George Buford, VS. Patsey jackson. Bp,7
ford, Mary p. BufOTd. and James W P0,tl,w.t
illustrators of the estate Of Charlie Bu'd-i
deceased, Mary p. Buford. guardian OF Ca
Buford and Harriet Buford Mary p Buflri Css
Buford, Harriet Buford. Henry NJ Bufou BIZ.
Buford, Louis M. Bnford, usau b Edsl IA
lotte Buford and Henrietta g. Barbee.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of o De-.
of said Court. entered in the above entitled c--a
the Thirtieth day of September. A. D. 1882 u.
derslgned Will, on Saturday the 3Oth day Of Dee
Der, A. ID. 1882, at The hour Of TWO O'Clock on
afternoon of said day at the North door
Court House, in the City of Rock Island 20 ,
County, sell al public auction, to the hg1es
best bidder for cash in hand the Following
scribed premises, situated in the county and /.
aforesaid, to-wit:
Lot ten, 40. in. block one. ~. IN Spence
Cases addition to the city of Reck I-land.
Also, out-lot forty (4o), as shown on the A--
or's plat of lots and outlots 10 the city Of BOA
land for the year 1854, in the southeast CUlr-
of section thirty-fve, 49,. in township t--.=
l1S), north range two. ~, west Of the four'- 2
cipal meridian
Dated at Rock Island, Illinois. this 23ri li
November, A. ID. 1882.
NJ EDWARD SWEENLI
Special Mss,
PARKS a. PLEAsAETs. Solcrs for Pcttioner
nov-23-d30d
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Chancery Notice
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock ISLAND COUNTY SIS

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock ISLAND COUNTY (s7
In the Circuit Court, to the Januar, Term 81.
L. II. Frink vs.. Addie Frink, in Chaur.-.
Affidavit Of the uon-residcncc of adIt. r-,.
above named defendant. having hapr fl..
Clerk 8 office Of the Circuit Court of sand lg,.
ice ~ therefore hereby given 10 the -siG -
dent defendant that the complainant fIad h.. II
complaint in said Court. on the CHANGER, ..r p.
OF, on the goth day Of November Is-- .r.
thereupon summons issued our Of .s.. +.
wherein said suit is now pending. rcf.rr.... ..
first Monday in the month OF Januarr ND, ..
law required. Now, unless You. the said r-,
dent defendant above named, shall grr-ar..,
and appear before said Circuit Court. ON fb.f-.
of the next term thereof To be holden no Roes L.
in and for the said county, on the first n r.
January next, and plead. answer OF dcmg-t
said complainant bin Of complaint The .sns
the matters and things therein charged and Il
will be taken as confessed and decree .r.
against you according to the praycr of sal. b"
Rock Island, Illinois, November 2Oh lSQ
l.. +. HARRISON On.
M. NJ. CoRBETT, Compt's Sol nNs4
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Chancery Motto
STATE OF ILLINOIS. }
Rock Island County. 3


Rock Island County IS
In the Circuit Court, to the January 7.....
Alonzo ID. Jacobs VS.. Cynthia .Jsc,,. u. ~
Gerry. '''''', inv
=, Aindavt OF the non-residercp of Cyn,t., IT,
the above named defendant bayir. J ,''. y. dH
Clerk s office of the Circuit Court aT ., , '..'
tice Is therefore hereby given to ~, 1i.
dent defendant that The complainant sio.i, A"
complaint in said Court on the Chsrl,.' l.' N
Of, on the Goth day OF November ~ '.l'
thereupoh summons issued ont OF sal. Z,
wherein said suit il now pending. rr1or,.,a'... o.
hrst Monday in the month Of January n,gt .. OIL
Ia" required. Now. unless YOU me said ~
dent defendant above named. Shall u,.r-,,',... '
appear before said Circuit Court. on ff.a r-.. "
the next term thereof. to be holden at p.
in and for the said county, on The fr.' ,.. +.
January next, and plead answer an 5...i
SAID compliments bill of complaint rb, .
the matters and things therein chsr-rl ...
viii be taken as confessed. and n 5sc- -.' "a
against you according to the prayer of .ai, t.s
Rock Island, Illinois, November l0tb I.,a
l.. F.IIsRSON g..
M. M. CORBETT, Compt's Sol. r,.S
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-09
Chancery Notice
STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock Island County 5ss

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock Island County SIS
In the Circuit Court, to the I,,,.-. ..
1888. january Term A
Gerry. l''.'. -.r. l.t
Affidavit Of the uon-re-sdo,,c,
Oregon, the abov named dr., w i.e."c6l
filed in the Clerks oillceor FIN, q. .'... na' lug
county, notice is therefore 64,,.J,,' ..' '", of
nonresident defendant. Thai tb.' -.''h '1.r
his bill OF com iant in -ai Co",. ,,.'i IH.t
side thereof, on the 17tn 0av uI H., '- '''' '..r
that thereupon summons i~-r,4 ... .''., 'rn
whereir said suit is now prpfirg, ,'. ' ..it a
first Monday in the month ~ I.- ,N'-. .ha'., DBL.
by law required. Now. uuIcs. ,''',t le''.
resid' mt defendant above named. .b,lI ,... .-.l
and appear before said Circrfs 49,. person..
OF the nextterm the eof, D. be bn d,.. i, .r-
II and Tor said County on the first W.,5 ''3 il
uary next, and plead answer ,- ''5'Ilas H
said complainant's bill Of complo,r, .Ig'"ar tD
the s; mater pa tson and THU therein charged and
against you according to the Ure,.r ", rec eu'
ROCK STAND, p. Nov. II. A. u Is>s '''. '..
i. O'MARA, Compt's Sol '''N. ttr
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-09
M. nj. CORBETT.

A TTORNE Y AT LAW. Solicitor in Chancery and
1lNotary Public, Abstracts. Loans and collectious
Ofice Buford's Block. ed avenue, over Bakers
sswsAxy stsTs, nev@QAay