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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The new Board Of County Counts
sinners, for SHUTTER, has qualified and
organized. with j. VI rINDALL as
Chairman aud j. N. CoaBErr, Clerk
oil Board.
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COLTS MILITARY AND COMM BR.
CIAL ACADEMY.

From notice which appears cl>ewh, re.
it will be seen that the second session
Of this excellent School, for young men
preparing either for college or business,
will commence on the 10th Of February
neYt
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+; Tie State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
In THE PROBATE COURT.


William J. An 'erson, Atinili>i.a:"s {: E"waFs
Anderson. deceased. f:s";'';s'
.agains;
Robert Brad, M''"n. " e-SScn'"'' u u S'.s'
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]. Re.rlou. Lor;>s !. Aa..c..o, .i:..i, y. -
derson. Dcnali II. ri.,,a,e u, i v, mel. L.
his wife. Sarai, |. Well, ard w .
her hnsb.nd. pennysaan Au,.-r.na Iofepk Il
Anderson and Ra.cn,l :. Ee-:>.r. A!s. =.
i..feni.,,<
Srnmors for Relief romr,sir. a., ,.rvei.
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column.

a. We are requested by the Presi-
dent, J. W. REMBERT, to announce all
address before the Bethel Total Alb
,;iueuce Society, by Rev. H. A e
WALKER, on Saturday, 2Slh inst.
=. il o'clock
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"a Purchasers OF Waudo, last year,
arc referred to the advertisement Of
Mr.. ELISHA CARSON, agent, on another
column.
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~ Messrs. ADRIAN l. VoLLERs. of
Wilmington, offer Wines, Liquors aud
Tobacco. at wholesale, in their advertise
uent TO day.
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A and b own $500 10 land, I belongs
to A. I to B-sells for $500. Remains
5>3t between then:
AS share should be . Of 5ass $685.
but he ooly receives sof 5asa 1864
which is too little by esa
Nov this added to A's share
ofthe ! sold for $500 Which is 800
: Gives AS share . 666t
Leaves q remainder TO B Of 2s3s
~, - -. JAMES 7. LERoIs.
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FINE YOUNG MULES FOR sALE.

Mr.. JAS. IL. AYcUCK ad.er,lses
twenty hue, young, well.brvke mules for
sale at the lowest prices.
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Ca Ayers American Almanac, for the new
year, has arrived for delivery gratis by DR.. A. J
CHrSA to all who call forit This little annual
has the largest circulation Of any b"ok in the
world made by the fact that it furnishes the bes,
medical advice which is available to tho people
enables them to determine what their complaints
arc and how to cure them. It contains the start
ling announcement Of tho eonansrasion .f {
.oorld. or the combustion Of ono Of the atars in
tho ornament with all its attendant planets.
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~ nyou want to buy Harness, Saddles.
trunks, valises, Bags, Satchels. Collars. Hames,
Chains, hiding brides, Martingales, Whips,
spurs, Curry combs, Hor,s.brushes, Feather
brushes, Axle grease, Oil, Leather, saddlery
Hardware, and all Goods kept in frat cla's
Saddlsry Establishment, cali at J. S. ToPsAn /
Co.'S, No. South Front St. Wilmington, N C.
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IN MEMORY OF
IN mEMOhI w
Rev THOS. REESE ENGLISH, 4. n
RoRN eth SEPTEMBER. 1906.

BORN 3th OEPTEMBER, IoVV.
DIED 1lth APRIL. 1869.
"As a preacher, Jealous, instructive
and often eloquent. As q Presbyier
independent 10 opinion and wise in
counsel. AS friend. ardent sud sincere.
His chosen field Was among feeble
churches and in destitute regions. Fol
more than q generation, his labort
abounded iu Harmony Presbytery, and
his name and work will be long re.
membered BY multitudes.
Here low valiant soldier liss-
soldier Of the Cross.
Th spirit lives above the skies,
While slumbers here the cross"
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VALENTINES.

We saw beautiful variety of these
delicate miSsives at the Sumter Book
Store, dag or twp since.
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THE MEMORY OF REV. THOs. r..
ENGLHSA.

The personal friends Of the departed
man ofGod whose name appears in the
caption above, have recently placed over
the spot, where repoae his sacredremsiDs,
ct Mt. Zion Church, Salem, token, in
marble, Of the love and esteem cherished
for him while living and oftheir yehera-
tion for his memory, now that he is
dead. 1t consists Of handsomely
wrought slab, the workmanship Of the
Sumter Marble Yard, semi circular at
top, rising from appropriately extended
base The semi.circle presents an "open
Bible," with the quota ton from the
inspired Book: "Tby word is truth" "
Then down the side Of the slab, imme-
diately below the Bible, follows this
epitaph, written by bis surviving friend
and brother Presbytsr, Rev. DONALD
MCQUEEN
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PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY.

Mr.. Anthony WHITE informs us,
through Circular. that be has become
the Agent Of the Pacific Insurance
Company, Of California. This Company
does business on gold basis /; or rather,
ils capital aud assets are estimated 10
gold, and is one Ut the strongest on this
continent. Total capital S1.740 065,ll
Il also has s2OO,OOo deposited 10 New
York for the extra security Gifts policy
holders. BY the Laws Of the Stass Of.
California, the stockholders sreheld
individually responsible for the debts Of
the Company. whether they exceed the
amount subscribed or not, and these are
estimated to be worsl between twenty
aud tairty nriilionsin gold. DR.. ~ bite
is ready to ,taxe risks 10 this gempEhy,
% will bs seen from bis sdsertsessss.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
Notice.

TE1nE UNDERSIGNED will soatinse bes,nes,
E atthe ssno ssald, ss Mayo vile, on bis owr
ecoseht, and vill b Pleased % hare . ecotinr
unes os she liberal pstrsasge beatexel upoa shs
late asA ef AAY1S q COOPER.
t..s9 = = ~ A, p, NAYD8.
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Doors, sashes, Blinds, NlouIdings, de.
We would call special attention to the adver-
tisement in another column of Mr.. ?. P. Toale,
Of Charleston, S. C. Mr. Toale 10 an extsn-
sive and successful manufacturer, and there
can be no doub. that our readers would con-
fult their own interests by corresponding with
him before purchasing goods in his limo from
other parties. jan.
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If persons who are invalias from the effects Of
dyspepsia would only reflect that its cure can
be effected by the persistent use Of one remedy
ninetynine cases ont Of one hundred would bs
benefited. To effect cure, use the '0ld Care
lima Bitters," remedy Of Southern origen,
composed Of Southern herbs ofa rare eficacy.
Test it; it cannot fail.
If you wish your child relieved Of Worms, use
Wineman's Worm Candy;
9- fyou have discharge from the nose.
oEensive or otherwise, stopping up the Do'e, at
times giving nasal twang to voice. partial logs Of
the sense or smell, taste or hearing. feel dull and
stupid, have pain or pressure in the head, take
cold easily, you may rest assured that You have
Cstarrh. Thousands annually, without mani
testing half of the above symptoms, terminate in
Consumption, or Insanity, and end in the grave.
r. v. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buffalo, n. T., is the
proprietor Of Or. Sages Catarrh Xemsdy-s per-
feet specific for Catarth, which he sends to any
address, postpaid. FOR sixty cents. Sold BY
most druggists everywhere.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES
ssg- THE PATRONS OF Da

]. J. BossARD may and him at his Office, at the
Drug Store of RUSSELL 4 BOSsARD. from
9 o'clock to II, A. NJ, and from 5 to P. H.,
unless professionally epssged. If absent they
will please leave their names and address at the
store. After Z, P. H., 10 will bs found at bis
residences.
Dee 21 zt
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4 MYSTERY SOLVED.

that rustic path was treading
When the Iun bis rays was shedding
Bsanilg, cleaning, fairly streaming
Through the trees.
AID I watched the streamlss glis;sning,
As entraaeed there was listening
To sac melting, merry nr,:s
On ths breeze.
When hslsatA . tree reclining,
Where ae -.y Of SUI was shining
Le, saw fellow SeinE
On ahs Grsund.
Though ne ether features .hi ted.
Quickly new his eyes uplifssd,
Upward lifted, a. he wildly
Locked arssnd.
"eesd frioad," said I, approaching,
"Do not charge ne with snerosehiuE--
Are yea waiting fer some nssssrIsr
OF ssuslo
Bat 40 ether word he uttered,
And no other sentence nattered,
Save "yesll and there's aoas ike Caldwsll's
Boots and Shoss."
"Thas's:a strange s1pre,siOa, surely"
Said I, looking dsvn denursly.
81. trlst, coed =, that you tie question
Will excuse"
But 10 only looked the pssuder,
A he spoke the words the louder,
There's always perfect comfort in Caldwell.
Boots and Shsss."
away, Bless ne, man." ,hen;sd,
As his sanity doubted,
'Tis surely aaught to ne what psoplss gssa.
Yea ass."
Bat hs oa;y cried the higher.
With snthuies,ic Are,
'Yssll save your sssh BY wearing csldwslr.
Bsots and Shsss."
SO I LEFT him there rseliaisg,
Where NO ray Of sun Was shinisg-
And irssusatly wondered at shs words tie na.
Did use.
Thinking surely 'swa, a mystery,
And that some hidden history
Mas weaving round myself and caldwslli
Boots asd Shoes.
So then resolved to bay then.
Nay, felt compelled to try them,
And behold I've cause for glalncss,
That the words deemed we're madness,
Induced ne shus to purchase
Caliwell's Boots and Shees.
Old Santa Claus here rushed up.
All spruce and nicely brushed up.
And swore he'd not be hushsd up
Bat say
Thate'er he choose,
And to my greatest wonder,
Cried out in tones Of thunder
The chr,ras Trees blundsT
Which bears not
caldwen's Boots 81 d Shoes.
OPPOSITE J. T. SOLOMON'S.
SIGN OF TIE BIG BOOT
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~. Aoer examining the subject
- 800 oorc we pave come to this fet'
W.. rr,c,,on. dnd 1t Is on this account
,h,, NO fear we shalt not soon nave TAU
wsv n the point Of the peninsula
r. Urn hit remember the facility Tor snip
nan, TINT Richmond will hsVe with ei9n-
tom or f,fteen feet Of water OF low tide we
am readily understand that we can dispose
If tho entire coastwise trade that may take
its course to this city. This has ocen con
coded by The leading men OF tne Chesa'
peakc and Chic Railroad Company. Ho"
much will there tic left for foreign ship
ment, Will that Justify any great railway
or bolster np an attempt 10 build up CIT!
under nstural dlscouragements which "'I!''
last render the All tempt futilet Iha'forc'GI
trade can DC cheaply and promptly aisposeo
of he:e By loading vessels in part a. a., VIZ y,
wharf and l,ling them up VITA inc "s'p "
,;ro.ore . short distance down thc rive.
nnt lot the more expressive means OF i"!i-
way be employed, add we su'!te. :. a"d nat
h;;,t 70 some point OF james l''>' "N''
very far from this city AT thi'.
eli, ve ore not an enthusiast abou! o"E
>ur nronhec!cs. We may DO disappointed.
pnt there Il one thing 10 which We nave Ell.
,iro f,i,h. and that Is. that il Richmond
docs her duty 10 herself she need not tear
ANYTHING. She cannot be injured 10 any
cartons degree. We are for ali open ncld
and fair fight. Every community should
have a chance. Richmond has been too
much the sufferer from the struggling system
t. be so inhuman rs to desire its applica-
ton to others. We have nothing to fear ior
ourselves AS long as We make the best use
of the great things Providence has done for
US, and 4 7eope thus blcst should be the
last to cherish narrow jcalouslcs and igno'
bic fears.
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When Will it Come 2

Rightly aud reasonably the war party,
with It's rancors and vndictiveness, should
have passed away with the war. 1t was not
fit for peace. Is foroci.y incspGcitated IL
for the framing of the policies OF peaceful
times. 1t could not restore harmony, and
was inca pable OF the impartial adminlstra.
ton OF Justice.
The assassination Of LINCOLN, the extra
Ordinary acts Of ANDREW JOHNSON, and the
party complications, together with the
sordid schemes Of Radic4liEm to pcrpetuate
its power, 90 INSTRUCTED the proper course
Of events immediately after the war that
| the ,acif"atiOn Of the country b the eX-
pulsion of The war party from power was
indefinitely postponed. As il these unto
ward circumstances wcro not sufficiently
distressing 10 the country, General GRANT,
upon whom the moderate and patriotic
people had fixed their hopes for mild and
generous rule, took into his confidence the
extreme men Of the Republicans, ana tEelf
policy became his. Of course there has
been little progress towards peace and haT-
mony under him. This day the policy OF
persecution Is carried out in the South, ana
many hundreds Of citizens are suffering lbe
exec; size rigors sud penalties O; partisan
courts and the crue!ties Of brutal otIccrs'
When Is this state Of things 10 end! IL
is consolation to Know thai a! least trey
will end with the lives Of The p'!nclpal &c
ors, and that they must die, As Is appointed
for all men.
Il is painful 10 h1ra 70 censure others
| than these men 3D.: It is too True that LIE
iicdiSc.ctiuna ot many prominent persons
are by their inrcrcrae habits OF psrtisanry,
and th2ir excessive propensity TO cou:ro-
ycrsv about old id as and i.sneS, net suited
to these times, hclpingto probing the power
Of those who now miSrulc the land. But
they, too, will die in time and thus death,
The great settler oil difficulties, tie eraser
Of lrutlo and silenccr Of striles, will remove
the obstacles ~ the paciica'ion Of The lind.
This is the last consolation but lc, Us
hone that We shall biVo restoration OF
Deace and good government il more
speedy noDncr. II the proper discretion
prevails, ard men Will act With wisdom aud
with The proper motive, the country will
soou be delivered. But If we arc to have
tbs veterans o. past political strife flying
about the field With their waving plumes
ana their old weapons by their sides, we had
Is wei! hore TO keep out the March winds
as to dcfca, the GRANT Republican party.
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MELkHN cry.
SALAD OlL-in bottles and flaEks-oi
superior GU .l!tY, just received, for sale by
PCRCELL, LADD IL CO.,
NOES Druggists.

SUPERIOR TIMBER IN THE COUN-
- TIE4 UE PDWH TAN AND BUCKS e.
HAM SUITED Fur HOGSHEhD, WhIskEY,
MOAAahtS. AND FL. Un BABEL SLAVES,
RAILROAD TICS, BILl.ErS, AND sPuKFS
ALSO ANY QUANTITY o. ALL KINDS Of
HOOS-rOLEo. FUR sAL E.--1 will contract
with respnns bic parties to furnish the above de
scrlpticu OF TIMBER. That on the Bucklrgnal In
tract Is distant three miles from the James River
aud kan"h1a canal, o1e hundred and thirteen
miles Iron Richmond, and III rty ffcln Lynch
burg: aud thst On the Powiiatan tract about
miles from Po~Eatan B-st.on, on the aichn 0ld
aud Itsuy!lle railroad auc six miles iron The
James Hive: and hauawha canal.
Eaying given during tue past seven months en-
rloym4 SIC 10 about l,r!y hxLc, Oh the SucEla e
hsm tract IN thu get llg OF b4'k. st,YGs, poits
&c. this labor Can b. easily Obtained in the mel
BE- hcou.
Bids solicited. 6dress Mr.. JOHN II. DAVIr,
Manchester, CAes!erl:. d coucLy, Va. or mp ~ 10
JAMES r. GOBLIN,
OF Lee & Goddin. No. lll3 MAIN stree.
p. s.-I will also eel FIVE EUGDaEU CukD3
OF TAhSkkK on tie stump. no"1lw
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Down the Peninsula.

The question of building Il railway troT,
tue York and james down TO the point has
b,cn di'cussed in all It's phases, and tic
prophets have prophcsied uutil there i.
hirIiy variation Of prophecy left tor other
ptoGh"ts.
jioneraly, people say that Richmond is
il peril just there--thlt she may be
aw;ully injured II things take such aud
such d turn! They see it all IN hold lie.
lief, iIiumincd by the rays Of the sun, and
they know 1t al as We'll rs though il had
happened.
Now. We have never been able to ina CINE
the possibility Of G hunGrcdtn part OF what
tic prophets have been forctclling. deep
w,te: J" they cry that Is it; that Is the
c.ign Of the hydrophobia among the
prophets. And it's better for them to keep
away IRON deep water, for surely some ot
t@eln will hardly be able to keep out OF the
wa.cr, and will DC in danger of drowning
Il they over get near it
We have no iica that town of any mag
nItuda will ever Use in the peninsula and
ne satisfied that so TAR from Richmond
being 10 danger from railroad along the
ScAhSula, she will be benefited by it. We
arr more fearful that the Chesapeake and
emo Company tclH not build road to salt
"i'er than we are that they will. Why
should "c fear road TO Yorktown or to
Nc"poris News! Neither poiut will ever
become shipping port oil any conse-
Qucuce. The circumstances are against
them. II they were not, nothing that we
could do could prevent one or the other o
them from becoming the site of srea
city.
suppo>iuS that 60 great city ever can be
eullt down there, wouli il not be adYan
th2couS to Richmond TO have inlercours,
IL :a'l with that Iich country? Remsm
Or that prior 70 tbs construction Of th:
! 1mpre and ONO railroad Baltimore was
tN"p"ttcd almost wholly by Tile. watcl
N"s.n!a Hnd Mary land; and Baltimore
VA very respectable city. Assuredly tn,
Trade o. The richest part of the coun,r,
thA! supported such i city as Batilnor,
t..ta WAS is worth ha>inc-nay, is worth ,
great C1o.t II secure. With a railroa,
down Ia The thesaDeake the people alon
tie fruitful peninsula could reach this cit
quicker and cheaper than they could an
oler. Bring those that are larthest OF t
his ely IL three b ours, and would they &c
trace here, aud here sell their produce
Would no. u road from Richmond 10 thei
dooIs be u Richmond road--a road addin
largely 10 the trade of Richmond?
We grant that if Richmond rclapsed int
spathy and stupidity, and made no effor
10 perfect Der advantages, or allowed be
liver 10 Ill! up and her wharycs to 60 {,
rain, some other place would neccssaril,
be chosen rs II place Of shipment; but wht
thinks that possible? NJ one. Then there
need he DO apprehension of great com
n"rc.al competitor in the peninsula.
1t Is 50 mlnifc>t!y the interest of th,
Chesapeake and Ohio Company that tht
s'cst volume Of maritime Transporting
power SHOULD be kept upon James river
tuat We feel satisfied that IL that company
deem II essential 10 extend their line to
deep water they will select some point on
James river which has water deep enough
ioE their purposes, ind which may be
StsGlsd IL g short distance I'll small ex.
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DIED.

A. tbs residence OF Ler husband, "a ftrecher't
Eill, Mostly STREET, OF consumption. h.TG. * -
BkCCA w ;vD, III ihe hi, ". s,raGlL yea. II hel
age. w -
church TO-iIA Y. 3Vth Instant at O'clock /. >.
he Irieuds 3Di aCqntiuiances ale invited &c
srteni uiLsGut fur her notice.
For tIuouth and Petersburg y pt-s please copy.
kte O'Clock 1, 81, November 2ath, BRIUGET.
wife OF L. L. Murphy, as.d twenty years aGd
ell b. months.
Her Iuu.ral will take rlsoe THIS LITER
EOJ* IL o'rlo, K from /. Peiers Thu fd~n!.
Frleris snd acqlalht aces axe respectfully IN
vl:cd 10 at,e:d.
kt the residence OF her father, Mr.. j 2bn 10! u
in CO cnand county, Va. On III" 20.a or SctslE-
bar, 1874, arr. ISABELLA WUoDSUh, WIFE If
ii. K. " CodsoE, OF HanoYer county, Va. aged
twenty four ytArs
III; subject OF this not!co made u profession or
rcl.lo anu conn &C heTsel; With The Mctao list
CnDrch ~h Oh shs reH a'nsd Il devoted member
10 the day OF d-ata Her q i.v walk " such
til II all around ncT felt tn- iLfIence Ter pie y
aud SAW ma. her AM WAS 20 Pc sc Goo. PsGlcnc !,
~ iileS ess. aud me knees gave charm 10 ht:
character auG eoacAred her To her .amiiy and
fa,tGlul WIFE kind stser, true Christian, aud
ole woman. sh le We, - her Sutyigi- iricLd;
:Ge rich !egac: OF piDu9 life ana = peaceful
DIT tn Nay ID y follow hs: followed hrtst.
II. (. :.
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RE- FOE DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.

AND CHRISTMAS.
nO8E NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
sHAWLs AND CLoAK5
IN FDLEes Variety
7. u. PRIyE i CO.,
again In raarfet are opening by Steamers srd os
press large additions 70 .heiT splendid STOCK.
In i!aZSS GOODS The much desired shades.
FRENCH SATTEENS-NEyy Blue, flum buIs
Blown, Crm5on. Myrtle Green. Maroon, IS :.
Cschemerfs, Impress tlotlE. Gttowas, lie 8
YSlouys, II:h and French Popiins, Ora Pc
popIius, &C.
MOURNING & O0Ds -ImperAtrlce, Tamase
reps O;tcmsns, Yeiours, Henrietta Cotas'
Cash!neIes Mcrinos, DaLaiues, &C, &c; Dou-
be faced L.OHAiRS and ALRACkS, very
chaar;
STAPLHE.-Caaolmeres,C Cloths, Blankets, Fam
ne:s, Fulitd C.ot5s, HheeLiDgs, Cottons, Ina.
pa.s, Towels, Irish Linen, &c, &C..
IL C;.OAR-E0piI- Shawls Broch3, Striped
French, Ltng ard squirs Blanket French
81 kat shl9Is. Beaver Cloth Ciobks e1nbro!d-
cred snd trimmed in evcly style, Waterproof
C.oaks, &c, SC.
S.cc1 all the time kspt up.
MIR. THOMAS d. QUAaLES Is with nc, and wonld
be glad 70 serve his friends from our extensive
stock. 40 2pi (. x. fE1CE & w.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
hILuNOND> NNNcinI r 70 l6I.. {
pINFOEU ys. BlNFORU'S ADMINS

PINFORD vs. BlNFORD'S ADMINS.
~ IhAthR, &C. THE CIRCUIT CURT
uf TIE CITY OF alCUMO:l BY dec ce otter. d
HcTe!u On lne n!it Day or March 1870 lee cou [
co Il judge, Order, Sna oecEee that the said
j icUb 4. kocSec do render before one II b. COM
nissleaeiS % THIS court an u"c0Gut vi his tIansa
uJus as administrator OF " lillaCl II. Isl /. TO: d,
as gua!d!-a or " u. j. B.u;uId and Jam. q.
hihlord. IL liking within accounts h. u,d com
nssSiohef is directed 70 ,ahG 2ra"fn }icie rue
al acco.' Is "nc her ae atiHli!lslr.tur rc guar.
I'll tG w-ic have been duly settled uI hi nj O.
LurheI ID a or comp tent iur sa,cL on with
.2ets " any party Interest: ii TO snrcu.I IS and
ials.lS such acco MS. aLa III auditing Sail bu.
counts ne SAID cuhmi. sioer II aulEuriZea 10 x-
1hil! any party Oh oaih, aud t. rtn the ~.
anttioa oi any paper, YOU hsr, ut.l L. wt, y n,
my ceein c.s5ary IL 70 sk!us up aud sitting
| Sad accounts. S =
And by another decree entered herein ON The
iosn NoscMptr, is7, .ic art GOA gdla e. or,lsr
ani deer l.t u tie luIats. lone, -. M
tait a. pro cd - eN-cu.e the utC L ,,i acr,rI
! e-t;itd IN this cause On tie Isl day OF hia,c )
l''u. "a fhi2s Tie accuuAs iGe ell: ordered Ia
ASCERTAIN ana report WIT DEBTS are dGe from / Q
| e-late OF lillian =. Blutoru cec- ,e.d ilti,
suu,, gElty and priority ana wnttr. tl,c r.
be any fcn3, b. i4ds N ants or OIL Wis, on he In.
l=!e5t ot safe " llaaM \. nio.d III he tract al
M purca Fed oY Ii III OF H,ury 4. lrewIy DR.
CEASED, Nd conveyed y sid Drrwry anu ~ fr h,
d. Ell ra.eu the I'd day OF January, 1915 10 jacob
Is keesse rs aduinlstrs. with tie GlIl auLeset
ii ~ IltIsm +. biutJrd decea.e'.
The shr.!es Interested are hereby notified that
have liked on FRIDAY be 20 h cay Of Ec.sInbe =
Oh E9, cntb st. Get between Main aEd Bauk sire
In the city OF ..icimoHd, as the place, 70 exc "
the r1r; going de- ee:. 1duM4SJ J. ENA.S,
no So ,nsT Coninis I'll 'nsr.