Perry v. Perry

It appears from the record, that the defendant, about the time of the alleged service, resided with his son-in-law and daughter upon the second floor of a building in the city of Augusta. The ground floor of this building consisted of two stores, one of them occupied by Reeves, the son-in-law, as a drug-store, and the other used by another person as a jewelry-store. Between the two stores was a stairway leading from the street to the second floor of the building, where defendant resided. There was no way to enter any of the apartments of the second floor through either of the stores. Service…