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Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
IN MEMORIA.

Lovingly dedicated TO the memory OF Miss
Emma Pringle, who died Friday, July 3rd,
Sleep, swcetly sleep,
Fer the GUNNER sun Is brightly shining,
The flowers are blooming only 70 deosy
with golden deeds that .ne'er shall pass
Sleep, sweetly sleep.
Rest. calmly rest
From ell the fery darts OF sorrow
Hest rom the quiv' ring dart Of earthly 10Y;
No dreaming Of dim and distant morrow
Shall ever more thy tenoot nost' anno'
Rest, calmly rest.
Sleep, sweetly sleep.
Though hearts around 'hee no" arc '''A'
with anguish which no human pen can
Sleep, dreamlsssly the sleep which knows no
TIL Christ shall como In wond rous cloud
sleep, sweetiy sleep.
Rest, calmly res..
Soon the busy world will cease TO miss thoe
Tho multitudes shall come and swiftly go
But often will we cry out 10 caress thee,
To clasp thy hand with tender words and
Rest, calmly rest
Sleep, sweetly eIeep.
kThy work on earth is vell and nobly ended
Low in the ground 10 laid thy preciou
IIby soul is safely from all harm defended.
Thou art with Christ In whom was all tn!
trust
Sleep, sweetly sleep.
Rest, calmly rest.
We know II shall not be forever,
This parting 10 but for little time
! -Tis only DER deaths strange and awful rive
Then we shall meet, oh happiness sublime
Il Rest, calmly rest.
Sleep. swee;ly sleep.
4 Then shall our love be perfect and unbroker
| No sad farewell shall mar our perfet
peace:
ION, Death, thou art strange ana mytt
token
or life In Christ and love that nc'er sha
cease,
Sleep, sweetly sleep.
MATTE BoJFER.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
EDITION.
An outrageous Assault.

About $40 O'Clock this morning
John Mills met Jordan A. Wilson on
Fourth street between Lombard and
Pine, and catching Wilson with MS
left hand around his neck prooeedod 10
pound MI. Wilson about the face In
such o manner that he Is very mucn
disflgured and injured. Mr.. Wilson
went down to Enoch Moore's: shopyard
to get some money which tho lstter
told him he would pay him.
Having transacted his business with
Moore, he was returning up Fourth
street, when he met Mr.. Mills. Re-
ing . little nearsighted he did not know
Mr.. Mills until he was almost upon
him, and he says when be saw VINO II
was. and knowing that he had grndge
against him, having dared him 70 nghs
him both on Friday and Saturday, ne
started to get out Of his way, when
Mills caught him. Mr.. Wilson says
that after Mills had struck him several
times about the face and temples, ne
broke away from him and ran II TO
yard close by, into which Mills follow.
ed him, and catching him, knocked
him down in the dirt and csutihned
beating him.
He entreated him not 70 kill him,
and shouted for help, but no one CAME
to his rescue until. though there were
quite large number Of men around
one largo man, whose name he die
not know, came and pulled him away
Mr.. Wilson was not able TO 60 hom'
alone, and sending word to j. b. Mar
tin, that gentleman came and took hiu
in carriage TO his residence, 6l6 KIM
street.
! Rebecca J. Mari was sent for, VIII
applied leeches TO Mr.. Wilson . temples
and DR.. Naull arriving afterwards I'D
ministered further relief. The wound
were made with the fist. and Ar. VIII
sons face, eyes and temples are . mas
lof bruises.
The supposed cause for the assault
dated back some three years, when MI
Mills became very violent about . bill
of coal which be owed, and which h
soon afterwards paid, but after whicl
he had no more to say TO Mills on &C
lcount OF his violent language.
i Mills lives At No. 6l0 King street
! within few doors Of Wilson's resi-
deuce. Disturbances frequently ot
Cured between the children Of the tw
families. A few days ago Mr.. Stucl
con fectioner, At Seventh aud Kin
streets, had difficulty with Mills'boy
about splitting through . window on th
D ice cream tables, in which he is said
= have used him roughly, and when N
8 Stuck refer red 70 Mr.. Wilson a. proc
t of the bad character OF the boys, Mil
l got very angry, and on Friday an
Q Saturday he quarreled with Mr.. Wilson
1 bantering him out to fight, on Saturda
Q Offering him s. 70 60 down the stre
with him.
II Mr.. Wilson says he fatty refuse
3 having anything to do with hin
3 knowing that he would be but a chi
t in his hands.
!, As soon as Mr.. Wilson Is able to 2
4 about, he intends to enter legal procee
), lings against Mills.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Death of lpn1lsn uI

Philip Ryan, an aged MAJ
many years has assisted in
the insane at the almshou,e
3 o'clock this morning, oi
Sometime ago he was strueI
by one OF the patients, and \
Day he came TO this city toI
Mckay about IL, but hspps
with q number Of friends, ,
they had q little jollifcsI
Friday night he was foul
police wandering around au
the hall.
On Saturday morning be !
ing and was fined 81 and co1
drunk, and "a the find was
WAS held at the hail, Duriu
he seemed stupid aud refus
and In the evening became
DR.. Patterson was sumnous
scribed for him, and yeslerd
taken on. to the almshous
| died this morning.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
vigorous street Work.

Street Com IN issioner McCloskey, it is
taid, started ont this morning. with
eight gangs of men to clean and repair
the streets all through the city where.
ever comp,ai ints have been made of
nuisanees. IL is not the intention OF
the Commissioner TO keep snch large
force longer than is necessary to put
the streets and crossings in passable
order and to abate nuisapces which
have become offensive and would soor
become injurious.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
T IF 7 H ED|'
"A nAl,sastlo--'

Sometime last M.r,s NJ
ling and William Wlish,"
from William Barefordi +, toI
OF catching DRIFT wood. ' NJ
was 80 rough that they wa,
at abandon the boat, and IL;
They, however, succeed'in
OARS. and returned them ~
ford, but as they were M, NJ
the loss OF the boat pooI
had them arrested nOSl n
recently passed by the
which applies to the takin1
OF horses or other property i
doning 1t on the highways]
a hearing before Squire MI
Friday night, and vera bell
ION Saturday morning. A
rington. Esq, bad them h
Judge Whiteley, on a wri,'
corpur. After hearing ths
decided that an a stream a
not a high way, and that !,
or a boat is mentioned in M
not apply In this case, and "A
discharged.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
a Gail.

Rev. James Roberts, pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Coatesville, Pa,
received u cali few days ago tn take
charge of the Presbyterian church at
Darby, whereupop the trustees Of the
church ca.lod a meeting to take action
10 provide for an increase OF salary. In
view of this proceeding we may pre-
dict that MIR. Roberts will snot remove
TO Darby. Mr.. Roberts received hi,
ea.ly training on the Brandy wine, and
n number of our citizens feel a deei
interest in his welfare.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
A New Castle Elep

When George u HOSa
colored man went 10 wo'A
evening last Oh The night
wife, but when he came y
ur,lay morning be lounl
she having decamped ani
taking all c.olhl1S "
leaving her 2.year,,0.l.ll ,..l cn
same time Jacob WaeS
Knowles WOODEN mills dis, dls1
as Mrs. Howard and WI
quite intimate, it was : s. 60.
tnat they hal gone OF @s'
leaves a wife ard several
destitute circumstances
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
n cid For Court.

Howard Taylor, the young colored
man who 10 charged with having stab
bed Lewis Gray last Wednesday night,
had . final hearing before Judge Cum
Minis this morning. Gray who was
present testified that he is getting bet
ter, and DR.. Bnrwell stated that he
believed him to be out Of danger and in
fair way to got well. Tho Judge then
ordered Taylor to furnished $500 bal
for his appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
n 0tel opening.

James l.. willis has leased the hotel,
Nos. t and West Fourth street, known
as the Gibson House. Mr.. Willis has 8
large host of friends, both in this city
and peninsula, and he thoroughly
understands hotel keeping. He intends
to keep good house; his table will be
furnished with the best, and also his
bar. Robert Gibson has also leased
the stables belonging to tue hotel.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Fall Of . Csiling.

About .l5 O'Clock on Sunday after
noon, the family of Leonidas l.. Pen-
nington, residing at No. 528 f. Seventh
street, were startled by . loud crash
that sounded - though the house WAS
falling down.
An Investigation showed that tho en-
tire ceiling In the parlor had fell, crush.
ing every thing on the mantel, and bad
ly damaging the carpet 1t is fortunate
that no one was in the room at the
time.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Reverence for ,ns

Ifanythine in the ;. "v ~,ol
serious treatment, II u ""
all its forms; and le W., @aU
with levity or indll's'sir, ,i.iDa
blow at the very ioaada|I
ty and hum2n welfare us., If \
encourage in the hear ,.c'1 "a
most reverence for ca i.s ise''
| est love Of truth, pail,h iiaa
| and the firm convlci,lOu ,I" n
they cling to pIlns,lpIaI1fl', pIa1l,s Il
| self.command, and iol,o" Nv ~
ideal Of TIE good and in. IassI. y
lives become rlch' va'.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Election or officers

A meeting Of the Sryth Post Gu2 DE-
was leid Iast Saturday evaniuk, "a
which the following oiil;ers were
elected:
Presi!en'. Robert Brown; secrstaCy,
Eichar': Heritage; treasurer, Ro5eT,
Lid6e'i; captain, James Ii. Wrghttne.
ton; first iitu'enaDt, Edward Il. John
son; recoLG Lieutenant, w. II. Elliott
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
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kEocLnOHteIs Meeting

On Wednesday next the STOCKHOLDERS
o. tie Hebuboth Beach Association WI.
meet ~ Rehoboth TO eject five director
to serve for five years, after which .he
Board viii meet for organization. The
association will also have sale of lets.
The railroad company will issue excur-
sion ticEs,s, good for ten days from this
city, at s. NJ
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
DEATAs.

ROSS-On June 18th. Charity e. Ross, aged
40 years
FUNERAL from her late residence. No. 204
West street, on tuesday. the 14th inst, at
O'Clock, p. N. Funeral private.
SII.VERTHORN - I'm the 18th inrt ,
Charles. sop Of the late Charles and
Annie SilveIthorn, aged years ana SIX
months.
Relatives ard friends OF the family are re
spectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from
the residence OF his grandfather, Robert Nc
Coueh,s Upper Penn street, NC thorough,
Pa, on TUESDAY aftern ooD, the l%th inst, 81
8 O'Clock, lnterment at Leveringt0n oeme
terry. "Gone TO moet papa and brother"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Drunk In ChuFeh J..

Yesterday morning, " hen officer Carey
attended mass at st. Peters church,
he noticed John Dolsn, q hostler, who
acted In . very singular manner, and
. fter he WAS convinced that he was
drunk he arrested him, and upon
searching i'm at the hall found pint
bottle of wb isky In his pocket.
The prisoner told Judge Cummius
this morning that he was saying his
prayers the same as any one else, but
the Judge imposed tineof$l and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
ramp Mee,tng Propos ais

Bids for privileges for keeping the
grocery, meat, fruit and ice-cream
|stan1s At the Brautyvine Summit
camp meeting will be received up to- O..
clock next Saturday afternoon, the 18Th.
Isaiah II. Thomas and W. n. McCor'
m lick, of this city, will receive propo-
sails in this city, and will furnish nj
d.hired In formation.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
gnurcn Imprnyrmeuss

The congregation of the First Me,ho
dist Protestant Church, on Seventh
street be.ow Walnut, nave determinc,i
TO rem odel :hci- church bull ling, aul
will commence tho work about August
lat. A new frout will 90 put III. ard II
number of changes made 10 the interior
oi the building.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
ger Atkltnt

B. DUPONT, Esq, CT Louisville. Ky.
with his son anu daughter, TaIa aud
Eiie, is visiting relativesin in this coua
ty.
Mr.JUhn S. Rowbotham's two dar Oh.
ters visited our city on Saturday, Mrs.
Dollie being accompanied by ler Aua
hand
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Etned ,or Drunnenness.

William Moice was found about /
o'clock yesterday morning at Second
and Walnut streets, so drunk that he
was unable to take care of himself.
An officer took care of him and lodged
him in the hall, and this morning Judge
Cummins took still further care of him
by imposing fine OF 81 and costs,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
n hch ii,

During the pa'' p,Ns ", al
births, . MAJ ,',ssr iilasar' Fr1
reported TO Rrgis',a' ,,S sga|
occurred in ms stiIe Ii,,, vrs
for the oorrtspoII Isatb wer
The causes OF .a"' le"'' 81
insanity, 2 eaea lancer
ossgns o,s,a.s, '' ;'aS%@1"'.,ss,..,.' S@'n' ,'ss %
tsSaDls''' tion nfion.,,,aa',on.. ,atsSt,'otn,.'s
iutestipai ,,obs''
old age, ! each.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
I.NenHhtsbft,

Tae independent NJ. ID. $. s. will
ieave Feurth alreet wharf on The
steamer A. Mccall July 30,4, at 3
a. m. and p. M, aud on return from
Pcnnsgrove will leave at > AMI 80 p, III.
Adults % cents, and children 10 cents.
Come one, como all and have the enjoy
ment OF tho day at Pennsgr9ve.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
A Railroad Sold.

The SUSSEX (Del. )Journal says it has
be3u pretty generally confirmed that
the Pennsy vauia Railroad Company
has acquired the control of the Della.
ware, Maryland and Virginia Railroad
extending from Harrington, Del, tc
Franklin City, Va. with a branci
from Georgetown to IIewes and Reno
both.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
rev buildings 20 BE Erectsd d

1t is reported that the Clayton Build
ing and Loan Association cOntemp ate
erecting about one hundred dwelling 8
houses At Clayton. Del, and that the
work will be commenced next month.
II the report is true, 1t will no doub'
furnish employment TO number ol
mechanics from this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
20 Whon, may concern.

Fn- - y -cV-u years / nav5 been apply
IN tho ce.aor ?. astir NCOf Pant in nj
ST ,.fnd a. Y''rit; t. tne giea5 ,aIiFftc
Il Hl n man! FH 4Ir" .. he favor IL hns
.i'ain - amorg - l"u. le h,s c'Usei IN.
.'"4LrlI u Adrt.e = ,'Ntrtl r7asiur3 20 az
'"I,rt ol.n u. ~ -. iEie7lnr frticl" On tie
ae g ~. stSHt'lHr II ih"v are aEcLts "
u"Ns, or It 10y nly thi5 rH"t nom ICo,
'r. IA HfNins i1'' any -pFIt Il made II
E-c1s. ar iT-ir I eSr=s, tHletr.st II The
80 c it.t I'm u b. IT. ~ -, Elfre ] ron
Is"d the cupl" thIt when sn'tl4 have ~
! p'jhted Al bGeut thS ru"i,e 2suutt h' not
! lnH in ila pHEe'S HOw tn q Niit VRe no.
| l''c ~ 90 NY IrJther Hm. h. isr"ec, o. ne
| str-t,, VIII iagt u. Is .ay Guiy a poinsrd
| GENT. ard f'1iu I'M and ffGn lin Z. nur.
I 500 HeGpl8ineh MS cEcelifn- p:cpar.t,l 4
! Al moderate cts M slti Tac'i IN gulrir-
| 'ed L. =, hkIC. @03 rOi iiar ; rect, VII.
at9Et0n, Dc. leLo 5t-eod
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13


nkUPUSAl.S FbR SUPPLIES IN
i compliance with q resoin ion Of the
board OF trustees OF the Polr. pa,sed June
path 1856, Proposals for supplying the
Almsnousc and tho Diamond y ate insa
AsyIum with coal TO be delivered on the
side track at Almshouse, from August LIST
next 10 the en- uing lst day OF March. in
such quantities,as may be qui'ed. Bid
ders shall nid fof Lee egg coal, large size,
and broken Turkey kun coal Coal must
be clean and free from slate and dust. The
propos ,ls shall be openeI and the awards
made by the Board alta meeting on July
9th, up TO which time the proposals shall
| be received. Also proposals for furnishing
/ supplies Of provisions, drugs. clothing, dry
goods, shoes. tobacco, liquors and groceries.
| from July aoth to October 2sth inclusive.
ISupplies Of bread, groceries, liquors, dry
goods, clothing and shoes to be according to
| samples furDi.hed by the Superintendent
who will also furnish bidders with IN sp-
Iproxtmste estimate of the quantities requir-
cd Of the various articles named. The 1fug-
tees reserve the right to reject tny or all
bids. JOHN 9UTHhIE
/ lyl3.it Superintendent,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Another Newspaper CHI snge

Frederick W. Roop, Of Sussex Coun-
ty, has bought the Seaford Enterprise
for $500, and has changed its name TO
the Seafurd Item. This paper has
changed four times within four years.
Mr.. Roop is a half brother of Hubert
A. Rcop OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
ExcursiOn fo'noI

Asit is expected ths' s,,a
large number on laI tpe sund
Pennsgrove to moliUv ,a have
have been made 70 ns shs1
c Iock, and again laa, a. viii S,yH' s
cnance OF s,cur ing eorS,pr
those those who intend 'fnslli ,hsm
church must haso lss ,n,ooad
Than a. III. Tile e.dpp,brr,
morrow are, fair "e'''
varmeI.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
CuP1Onlgys

Mr.. Amor Perkins presented Cory
d alis or Cormutis, TO Stanstury NUT
ray, q few days ago, and IT may now pe
seen In his window, No. 104 East Front
atrpat
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
WfIICiOse EARLY.

Until further rotice, the clothing
store of T. Mullin, at Sixth and
Market streets, will close every evening
except Saturday al 6 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
The w oaeh or.

To morrow promises to be from fair
to cloudy, indicating local showers.
Wednesday clearing and slightly
warmer.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

NTAHIED "A SITUATION HS A
w houseKeeoer, by a woman with a child
one year old. Can give gooi reference. 40.
ply 4 III " llsu1 street. iJle-2ts
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

U,RuSTEE'S SALEOF REAL ESTATE
-Hy virtue OF an 0'def OF the Orphans
Court ofthe state OF Ds laware IN and for
New Castle County, made AT the March
term. A. ID. 1855, Of said Court, will be eI-
posed TO Public Sale at the hotel OF Joseph
Kidd. In the town OF Delaware City, in the
County,and State afore said, on
SATURDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF Az
GUST, A. ID 1855,
At two O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, being
the property Of Sarah A. Buckley, deceased,
as follows, to wit
All that certain lot Of land situated In
Delaware CITY, Red Lion Hundred. New
Castle County and state Of delaware. at the
south corner Of Clinton street and william
street, being bounded nortawesteriy by said
Clinton street. northeasterly by "a VII,
1 liam s,rset southeasterly by nm eight feet
| wide alley running from Second street to
William street aforesaid;s d;south westw ardly by
ground formerly OF James JACK. containing
in froEt or bro adth on said Clinton stee
thirteen feet four inche1 and extending o
tho eame width along SAID William stree
one hundred feet in depth, with two stor,
framo dwelling house thereon erected, and
it is ordered ty the Court that the purchaser
or purchasers thereof be and appear at th'
Il nest Orphans Court for New Ctstle County
THAT the Court may assign u tho purchaser
Ior purchasers the premises sold to him, he
II or them, pursuant to this order, he, Hhe O
i Ithey, with sufflcient surety or enreties, 10 VI
Iapproved hy the Court, entering into recog
Inlsance to be taken and acknowledged IL
ssid Court to the state in penal sum to b.
determined by the said Court, with condi
lion TO pay to the parties entitled severaily
or their executors ADMINISTRATORS or assign
respectively, their Just and proportionRbl
.hares OF the said purchase money, with In
tsrest from such time as the Court may de
Itermtne. in such manner and time as may b.
the direction Of said Court, be prescriDe
/, nd appointed in said condition,
Il Attendance will be given and terms mad
known at the time and place atore id by
ANTHONY HIGGINS, trustee,
Il Or by his Attorney.
II Attest IN HOUSMAN, Clerk U. q
III l.. W. Stidham h sons, Auc'ts. lylibt-eoc
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

Fenn & Cos thermometer registered
yesterday $40 At p. M, ITO at 8 p. m,
and no at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
sprpnsns III

oar.'es, L''es UrloneiinIss eiI.'s y sers
pe,.wv2i 'a,e .will:am : ,nsIIsl''issnid
IA .ais Is y " order oi b''j /
trustee. Ntiler b0as
x;",i u ard W"lDl' an y
ana =, ,I,i, ~, nricS n'n''5 a95 WiA
fc fwcen ~ Walrat; t,'n - tough
Williail d "a Nainai "
Seventh Etl'''' ''''
.1olnef ''"a ''',
A1or,rcel 'a,'
l. is 81 .,i,yssp IS At present. III :
h oe,s' '" eand'ca1.I' o. roat
coming ono
\ A..au'' ''s1 ID
po.r;,k Flal'asssTI,' +, ass
\ ] all ,miIti0g asont
| had a neaIins He pls,,S
| this mornine.,., e.,,,s foe1
'chargh aH'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

81 U1IGf-THE aiD l.jhN A~>uOIA.
- ton viii bod its s'pLretn'n auaual
mee.ipE on v cduesdly evening" n'x', july
H., q O'cictk. AE1Udl reV0fs, e.esiina Il
officers and directors, and trst paymont on
nc" stuoH, GkUhGL q. MAkIS.
lyl3'Jt seer tary.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

As Cure for sore rhrOats ana
Coughs" browns Bronchial Troches'' have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain their
good repu, alton.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
ssnse % sne Tneruns.Aes~r

It the REPUBLICAN office In the shade
Y O'Clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
74O $50 S5o
The Mineral argus., 1885-09-24

1--WE will sell the piano aud my jewclry
and all that We do not need" said the eirl
at last. "and will keep the house for you
a. II poor mans wife should, and We shall
he just IA happy ~ we have been together.
And in time We shall be better III. At
least we will be- hnDc,t--and safe, Us hon
est people always are.
They wslkcl home together aru in
arm. and the mex. day set ~ WORK to
struggle ont oi the load of ,leh' upon heir
shoulders. 1t was a. hard task. but they
succeeded at last, AMI to-day are happy
and prosperous and on the road to fortune.
Yet think that Rosa when she kneels
tn pray at night, Eeyer 'orgets what might
have been; and in her husbands heart is a
certain thankfulness for his escape from
the edge of II black prccipice oye. "hich so
many erring ones have fallen.
The Mineral argus., 1885-09-24
Alias Summons.

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict OF the Territory Of Montana. in and for
the County Of Meagher.
ELIZA BETH ANN WARD. Plaintiff,
WILLIAM J. WARD, Defendant.
The people of the Territory If Montana send
greeting ~ the above named defendant:
You are hereby required To appear in an action
brought against you by the above Named plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
triet Of the Territory Of Montana, in and for the
County of Meagher, and To answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days exclusive Of the day
OF serviee) after thu service you of this sum
mons, IL served within this county; or il served
out Of this county, but in this distric within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days. judg-
n,ent by default will I've taken against you, accord
ing to the prayer of said complaint. The said
action Is brought to obtain the decree Of said court
dissolying The bonds OF nairimony between the
said plaintiff and defendant. and that this plain
tif may ie restored 10 her maiden name, Eliza
beth Ann Knapp, and for such her and further
relief Ia this honorable court shall proper
You are hereby notified that ii you fail to ap-
pear and answer the said complaint, As above
quired the said plaintn will take default against
you and apply TO the court for the relief demanded
in plaintiff complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
District Court ct the Third Judicial
IsEALl District of the Territory Of Montana, in
aud for the County Of Meagher, this 5fh
day Of August, in the year Of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
live B. II. TATEM. Clerk.
by l.. RoTwIrT. Dcruty rlcrs.