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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Raslroad Hours.
rRArns .zAvr WIZ ,.rxaroN

rRArNs LEAVE wrrg1SoToS.
Fur yssv Tors-lsl \. N, 12.-7, 1912, c.sa P. NJ.
FOr Paiiadslp1sa. $40, slo, ESQ, 1880, A.
NJ; l2.1l, 1912, T. o42, 2o, $50 P. III. sundays,
1.s1, A. NJ. 400, $50 9.se, p, NJ,
For Baltimore. z.93, 1O.Uz, A. Nj LIB,
$40, T.10, p. undays llb2 2.os, A. NJ
F0r EdSh.a1toH.-i-..2, s18, 4 " 1855, LIB,
b9O Iti,r NJ nudavs, l.He, a.n1, a. M.
For retaipare s. -tGO loiH A. NJ; $40, P.
NJ No sunday trans-
For Sslo cGstls- SEQ l0lo \. NJ l.2o, e.aO, P. M.
No Sunday trains.
230 o.i5, P. NJ. No SUNDAY tain.
For Wilmington & Western z, a-l0.30 A. Nj o.Bo,
P. NJ No Sunday uaine.
rRAns ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
Prom vs,S York.-l.5s, A. M; 1884, l.la, 100, P.
Nj. sundays. l.5a, A. NJ.
From PhitadaspEia.--I242, .69, eb6, A. NJ; 1900
NJ; 1254 LIS, 40b 5.15, 6.5, 100, s.i5, 1l.00 P. NJ
Sundays, II 42, 1853, 1905, \. NJ. ll.0o, P. M.
From. Baltimore. - 1.91, 1925, A. NJ 1901 IL 4Q
5.32, s.2 2. VI. sunday, i.2l, 4. u. $50 I. M
From Washington. - l.Ai, A. NJ. lzUl, lY.4Oi osz
800, r. II. sunday 1.2l, A. NJ p2o, Y. M.
FFoDi Deldi1dre 4. R.-fQ.ls, a. M; 90 800, r.
VI. No Sunday trains.
Ffvm NeB CGsts.-s.09, lu.lo, a. Nj 800, $50
P. NJ. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Reading r. R.. s.aI A. NJ.
100, 7 SO, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
FTom Wilmington q Western r. R.-Tbb, A. NJ.
sib 2. NJ. No Sunday trains.
LKAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, $780, 1890, A. NJ. 1918, 2.sO, 400, 5l5. 900
64b 9.sO, 1i.s0, P. NJ. Sundays 1870, $50 A. NJ; sS
1l,B0P.M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
the Firenen's Tribute.

FUNERAL or AssIsrANr ENGINEER sTIpuAN, MS |
TERDAY.
Pursuant to call the Marshals Of the respec
tive Fire Companies met at the Reliance Engine
House on Thursday evening, with John Nc
Cafferty, OF the Water Witch, in the chair, and
John O'Donnell, OF the Reliance, acting as
Secretary. After statement of the object OF
the meeting, it was resolved that the depart
ment turn out 10 the funeral by companies ac-
cording to their institution.
At o'clock Z. NJ, yesterday, the members OF
the department met at their respective meeting
places and proceeded to the Reliance engine
house. The Fame Hose had notified the de-
partment that, as they could not get the position
to which they claimed they were entitled by pr
ority they could not appear in the line AZ a con-
pany but would show tacJir respect for the de-
ceased by uniting as infNyiduals with the Ieli-
ance company, Of which the deceased was
member. The procession being formed under
the charge of p. f. Murphy of the Reliance, IA
Chief Marshal proceeded to the residence Of
the deceased, where solemn and impressive
sermon was preached by Rev. f. Stubba The
procession then marched to the Wilmington 4
Brandywine Cemetery in the following order
Carriage containing Rev. L. Srubbs
Carriage containing Mayor simms, Joshua Mar
| is President OF City Council, and two Of the
oldest iiremen in the Reliance Company.
Hearse containing the body Of the deceased III a
beautiful burial casket, silver mounted, and
with a set of fremen's equipments.
Eight pall-bearers, as follows Friendship, Robt.
Hodson Reliance, Daniel Moore, George
Messick Delaware, Robert Chambers
phonix, Robt. Ogden Water Witch,
Charles Ginder Washington.
! Edward Singles, ST.; Weca-
coe, T. II. Peterson.
The hrc department then followed in the fol-
lowing order
Chief Engineer, George Mccall, and Second Az
sistant Engineer, Enoch Dutton, with
Thomas l. Russell and William Me-
Crea, ex-oificers OF the depart
ment
Wecacoe Hose Company, No 3 Edward Nugon
Marshal, 10 men,
Washington Engine Company, No. 7. Henr,
Bailey Marshall % men.
Water Witch Engine Go. No. 3, John MCafelt
Marshal, 80 men.
/, | Phoenix Engine Co. No. 4, John Erwin Marshal
IL men.
\ Delaware Engine Co. No. 3, ,Samre II Chadwic
q Marshal, 2G men
Friendship Engine Co. No. ], William NJ Gor
e igsl Marshal, IA men.
&. Reliance Engine Co. No. 2, of which decease
was a member p. +. Murphy Marshal,
m 40 men.
D. At the grave the solemn services were col
If Quoted in very impressive manner, the men
r.. ber- Of the department filing around the gray
le TO take last look at that which contained til
d remains Of their fallen comrade
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
Churches Tomorrow.

Unlon NJ. [. Church Preaching by the Pas.
TOR, T. i. Martindae at l0iG A. NJ. and ~ J.. NJ.
Prayer meeting at a. NJ and6l4 p NJ Sunday
school 4. NJ. and p. NJ. Communion service
tomorrow. All invited.
Trinity Parish Service. Trinity Chapel, King
and Fifth streets, morning prayer, Va o'clock
Lltany and communion SERVICES, at lOl5 O'Clock
evening prayer at ~ o'clock. Morning sermon
on the English Translation Of the Holy Scrip
tures and evening sermon, Un tho Dogma of
Papal Infallibility, by the Roy. Dr. Seymour
Dean OF tue General Theological Seminary Of the
Protestant Episcopal church, New York. "Old
Swedes Seventh and Church strests--morning
service ut l01 O'Clock evening prayer at 1
o'clock.
Quarterly mee.ing to morrow, in Scott VI. +.
church, corner 7th ard Spruce streets. Service
gt lO}s A. NJ. and IA r. NJ, by the pastor, Rev.
/ ]. Owen Sypherd. sabbath School at \. NJ.
and 2 P. NJ. Prayer meeting at O'Clock, p. N.
! Second Baptist church, corner Of French and
\ Fourth streets. Preaching az 10 A. NJ, and
81 P. NJ. by the pastor, Rey. Alex. Macarthur
All are cordially invited. sunday school at p.
NJ. Prayer meeting at Ga =. NJ,
| Preaching in Grace NJ. +. church, morning aud
evening, by the pastor In the morning there
will be a short sermon followed by the com
munion. Evening subject THE PIoligal'n
Final Loss All welcome
Calvary Church. Services at l6j6 o'clock 4.
NJ, and ~ p. NJ. Sunday School, at A. NJ
Lecture, next week, on Wednesday, instead Of
Tuesday evening, and Friday evening" Bible
Class.
Services tomorrow il the First Baptist Church
Preaching at 1890 A. NJ. and 7.30. p. NJ. b,
the pastor, Rev. L. NJ Eastwood. All are cor
daily invited. Seats free. Sunday schoo
meets at A. NJ.
Unitarian Church, West Street near Eighth
Israel pastor, The service will be conducted
tomorrow at 1919 clock by Rev. T. 7. Hicks
NJ. d. AT ~ by Rev. L. Payson Walton, of th'
New Jerusalem Church. Subject" The Bible
Modern Critics"
Rev. t. Payaon Walton will preach in tn
morning in the New Jerusalem Church, corne
Eleventh and Delaware Avenue, at l016 o'clock
He will lecture at night, at T = o'clock, in tn
Unitarian Church. Baptism in the morning
Hanover Church. Preaching morning All
evening by the pastor, Rev. L. Marks. Praye
meeting at o'clock. AL are cordially invited
Rev. Mr.. Walton il expected 10 occupy th
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow mornin
at 101<, and evening at ~ Strangers and otl
ers are cordially invited.
West Presbyterian Church, corner Of Eight
and Washington Streets. Preaching to-mOrro
at l01f A. NJ, and IA r. NJ, by the pastor, Rev
]. NJ. p. Otis. In the morning "The Holy Con
munion.' Subject for the evening Confucir
and Jesus OF, This Life and the Next" All al
cordially invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
societies.
MEErINas THIS EyEsIra.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, I. 0. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, K. Of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall.
wslola Lodge, l. o. Of g. T., at 9Th aud Ship
ley streets.
Eden Division No. 6, s. of r., McClaiys build
ing.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, ri No
elanics Hall. 2l9 King Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

a-LoORI LooKI LooKI
9ELLf'5 DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE on ELIXIR
OF LIFE
It viii cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach ard Heart
cGrn.
IL Will make sou strong and give you new life.
i viii act upon your liver and tone up your dlges-
ttrn.
IL Ii pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that tonic Will do without liquor 10
stimulate. 1t s not Wine Of Iron. Try 1t. Doctors
prescribe II. Cie-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with 1t. suffer no longer. eenti
and get circular. See what IL has done.
For sale by smith Painter, (. Brlnghurst & CO..
g. McInall. JT.. ami Druggists generally apr2 I'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

E-D lcohoiic Stinuldnts are taken into the blood
the heart works faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All intoxicating
nostrums advertised as tonlcs," "renovators," &C.
produce this disastrous elect, aud should be re-
iected. DR.. WALKERS VIsRGAR BIrrERs-an invlg-
GRANT without tine curse Of alcOh0l-ls everywhere
snpplanting these polsons. n0Vlb-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
Police Court.

William Benton, well known as the "inat
thief" who has repeatedly been in prison, and
suffered the penalty for such crimes, appeared
upon charge in the new role Of a chicken thief
aUt night. Having pair of live pulets which
he was Offering for sale. officer Bernhardt lodged
HIM and tho ohiokena in the cells to await furth-
or proof.
Two drunle and A dodgers male mp the re-
mainder Of the business.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

81 Boys' Boots aud Shoes, also Misses aud Cnil-
drens Shoes IN great variety ana at extraordinary
low prices, at PTettymans, lli Market Street, third
door below second. octs Sm'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

So DIAMOND JERELRP q Speciality. Ameri-
csn aud imported watches is karat, sUu gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewery IN every
variety also clocks st prices TO suit the times NJ Il
N. Baly q Old established stand No. O22 Market 81,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

Gw- Large Fall and Winter stock OF Boots an'
Shoes at Prettyman's cheap boot and shoe store, II
Market Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

MIssrATED INSURANCE. The amount Of policy
Of insurance of the Delaware Mutual Fire In-
surance Co. in the buildings Of y. s. Collins 4
Co., at Lebanon, lie only 81 075 and not go 600,
aa telegraphed us yesterday, and portion Of
this small amount is upon buildings which were
not destroyed by the fire on Thursday night
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

sS- you can get Gue calf boots wide sole and heel
comfortable for walking at Babcock Bro =, sht
Market street, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

Es- Babcoct & Bro. keep ladies' butloned boots a
$3.50. They are splendid. Al 2Od Market street
sbove Second, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

Es- Mems fine calf stitched boots, usual price ST
for 81, at 200 Market street. DabcOck BRO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
Round thc Fire.

Round tine Fire.
Round the blazing IRE we sit,
whilst the wind howls loud without;
Past the window snow flakes fit
Drifting, whirling round about.
Crackle, riicker blaze the logs,
Dancing shadows on The wall,
What care we for SHOWS or fOgs,
Wrapt In Clothes from TOWER HALL
Indoors or ont, hail rain, OF shine, our spendl,
Clothing is comfortable, durable aud reliable, and 4
lower in price than any TO he found elsewhere. BEN
NETT t&o., TOWER HALL. No. Bis Market Street
halfway between Fifth and SIKH Streets, PHILA
nEIPHA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

az Mrs Bradiray, at 42s East 9th street, manufac
cures all kinds OF zephyr goods, and sells wholesal
and retail, cheap for cash. noy5-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

a#- Trv Bdbcock e Bros best calf stitched boots
worth $40, at $3.50, 2O6 Market street, east side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

ks-Mens Winter Boots from $2.76 up, and Men
,alf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

rF- W0pien's Lace Shues from s1.60 up aud wo
uAen's button shoes from t2.I5, At Prettymans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

ty-Sonsthing Nsie.-A present Of heautliul.AL-
BUM given to all those purchasing dozen Photo
graphs, at SEXT0N's ROOMS,
decl-m ala Market Street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
CITY lem s.

So Boots and shoes at prices to suit the times al
pratfvmania
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
The Temperature, To-day.
rhe Historical society

As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oFPIoE.
sA. NJ. 4iAtlP P. M, o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
Boarding.

OARDIN WITH DESIRABLE
ID rooms at jyTtf sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

no. sOs aARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05

LNOR SALE-A FARM OF ABOUT 65
i acres near MilmingtOn,on the Lancaster PIKE;
fair improvements; large quantity Of apple pear
ami cherry trees. About 40 acres Of as good truck
land as can he found near good market; asparagus
and rhubarb beds in use. Some 20 Of clay land
for brick PosseSsi n given on the 10Th day Of
March, 1915. Terms accommodating, apply TO
JAMES WEBB,
Oct2smeOdSw 1911 Market Street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-03
VIRGINIA G. TauCKEE r. h.
- - 49, r----y.s-s,as-z
-

DS AND AFTER FIsrIART list.
II ISIS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-03

JOHN 7. JACKS Native O: Pennsylvania
SO u YEAR height . feet s.. iIci-s weight
1i3s darl hair: DARK eyes; enc small vscci-
2sfisa marx OF right srl between elbow and
shoalier- sent from Eyc county Sept II, Is IL,
lsr years. fog grand larceny
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-03

Vs. FORREST Aged 50 years; trade. ma
cl.sE1st Clark brown curly hair: blue Ewes
E.sH scar On fcredDser kEuskle OF left hand
: IL from Storey county February IL, 1876, fl
& hars, for urslaE-.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-03

TIN MCNAMARA: 4 native of Ireland age
y years: height feet IG;s in. sshoesJ blu
Sycs. Light pruwn hair; red 1t ard; scar on lef
up SCAR On hight side Of back under should.
A,,.e, mzds by knife; mole on back of rich
ei9CE. Sent frsIu Storey COUNTY ST pt 8, 1867
fs yea-s, for aransIausLtcr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-03
TrEGuaE, PASSENGER TRlIHs

go .fs'.--T.. - - 4-t-T1 sTd 81 Il
bound Passenger Trains OF the G. =. T. Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-03
DESCRIPTION OF PRISONERS,

DESCRIPTION OF PRISONERS,
TIN MCNAMARA: 4 native of Ireland aged
y years: height 5 feet iGis in fshoesl blue
eyes. Light drown hair: red be ard; scar on left
hp. SCAR On hight side Of back under shoulder
As,.e, msds by knife; mole on back of right
eiSE. Sent frsL Storey COUNTY Sept. s, 1867,
fr .ea-s, for :laEs!auehtcr-
Wa FORREST Aged 50 yoars; trade. ma
ei.:E1st Clark brown curly hair. blue eyes
Bag scar On fcrsfnEer kIuskle OF left hand.
: II from Storey county I, 5TtsaTy IL, 1856 for
- aars, for burglary.
THOMAS HEFFRON Nativ. of Florida ::
49, IS yeers: height s fee. LsEgl eyes
(aase-yi: dark brown hair: long face; blood
:,,iHs IN right leg badly swollen scar On lett
hin shot in shoulder II attempting to break
Tr,seI Dee ]. 1870 Sen: from Eiko county
A-Ieh .. is'e- Sentenced fcr life. fo- burglary.
CHARLES JONES Native Of Ohio: aged -
-ETaf - Is - II : a.. ~ is..,l
-. nd ship il india ink on
Il :rro esrs,I. ass Self hon. White Pine
county March H. 1870. fer 10 years, for IIur,er
szi degree
DAVID LYNCH Native q NV York; age
- years: heiSi-: toot inches weight ls5ibs-:
k,,fe eyes, brown laiI sandy beard four dots
d iuG.a IIk On left hand star oil tight hand II!
i..;i. in. Goddess u Liberty and American
l,.in red and blue ink right ann. ever
WI - three stars, wr1@th and heart two
I,,is on LIFT ana in red and blue ink sent
.--,n white Pine county April -, 1879, ~ :
s-zTs. feT grand iareoIy-
e G ~sTSOc. Native = Michigan acc :"
~t.zr- 1-z-h. feet 10 II, hts weight I;f'Ib7 .
iir- 80: dark brown hair: spare face: -tar
o. .-8-t Of lleck- Sent trc..i ElEo county JIi--e
= is;l. fer p !-aEs. fcT robbery.
HiaIAE INGRAM E.tiv6 Of New York Sc
~ ycsrs: light bl;e eyes Light brown Esir :;
M, brown beard; lorg spare face mole. cr
Axht shoulder: scar on inside OF night thISA;
az on nigh: sis.e Of Ger, Es&,i- Sent from Aye
soeIlsy Sept. rs. lSI1, for % years. :Cr assault
via. intent to murder.
EB PARSONS Native of New EaDqsh.rc
aye 3 ys.Ts; height iec. 10 inches; bIre eyes
s1ssra brown hair: sandy beard; round face
b'sA forehead: small scar on left forefn5sr T.
Set ffosl Wasbor county for - !cIE.. Tor ICi'-
Dry. Dec. 20, is:l.
John 7. JACKS: Native @: Pennsylvania
SO n yesr.. height feet s.. ii.ches weight
2if.s-: dsrk hair: darL eyes; enc small vscci-
Dsfisa marx on right srTa between elbow and
shsslier- sent from Nyc county Sept II. L, Il,
lsr years. fsr grand larceny
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-19
rw-The Cincinnati Gazette null

lay The Cincinnati Gazette pub
lishes the details OF the stopping in
Sabina, Ohio, of beer wagon by the
temperance reformers II appears
that ON last Tuesday brewery firm
at Morrow received an order for TWEEN
ty-six kegs of beer from two saloon
keepers at Washington Courl-House.
Fearing To send the beer by rail, rs
the trains are closely watched, the firm
dispatched il by wagon, covered with
hay and straw. Al clock on Tues
day evening, when near Sabina, the
driver was me by numb of women
ami fifteen or twenty men, armed with
stones, who ordered him u stop, and
threatened him with death if he pro
ceeded any further The terrified
driver did az he was ordered and the
mob then tried to set fire to the load.
but the straw being wet, wonld not
burn. They then ordered him to drive
to the Sabina railway station, where
the beer was turned over to the station
agent, after the revenue stamps had
been torn off The owners arrived at
the station the next day, and directed
the agent to keep them III his posses
sion until further notification. THIS,
however, he refused IL do, and the
beer was sent back to Morrow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-19
Lincoin's Jokes.

was once in MIR. Lincon's com
pany, when sec;arIan dlscus-iar
arose. He himself looked very brave
and made no observation, until all
The others had finished what they bad
10 say Then, with IA twinkle of the
I'VE, be rema, ked that ho preferred
,he Episcopallans to'every other sect
because they are equally Indifferent
10 mans religion mud Ills poliicr.
1t happened that at one time Is
blockade runner going out OF Charles
ton harbor was captured, and Oh
BOARD OF her was found certain di.-
patches from the Spanish Counsul IL
that CITY, tor bis own government.
These dispatches were opened by the
captor, and then forwarded to the
State Department al Washington.
Mr.. Seward, immediately after be re-
ceIged them, sent for the Spanish
Minister, MIR. Tasssra, and, viii e8-
pressions OF regret that the envelope
had been tampered with ffered b'm
tho dispatches. Tue Minister, hig h.
ly Indignant, declined TO receive
.nem. Then Mr. Ssward proposed
To forward them to their destination
through the medium Of our own
tgentr. THIS prop sltion was equal
y unacceptable. and the Secretary oi
5 ate was al | ,ss what 20 do. II
'hoi ty atterward explained the dI fl
Guilty to the resident, whom it re-
.,fs,A..1 ar ~ Id. ~ NJ |
lived in Indiana" he SAID, "there re-
sided near us an old negro known ae
Uncle Josh. He as very pious
dai key, but was so infirm that it Was
Impossible for him to go to the neigI
oOrIng schOO-house TO listen 10 ali
ltinersnt preacher who might barpen
to discourse there on Sunday.
However, in order 10 make up as far
as possible tor bis own inability to
attend, he always compelled his
grano children 70 &, and they were
required not only TO recollect the
text but also to be- al /, 10 give the
old man some account OF the sermon.
On one occasion Methodist came
and preached. He told tho congre-
CATION that there were two kinds Of
peoIl3 In this Observation-Disclosures and
Bapusts that the Me hodlst follow
ed q road that led TO heaVen, and the
Baptist the one that led to h,l The
next Sunday ihare pr, scented hims,
bard shell Baptist who had heard
about The sermon OF his Methodist
brother. He |, Ii his auditors that it
was true that there acre two kinds
of people in the worli- Methodist
and Bsptist--and they followed diff.
erenL roads but that IL was the
Baptist road tina. lei to heaven, and
the Me,h d 81 road that led TO bell.
When Uutl5 Josh beard bis b,
scratc bed his head aud said. E.ch
one says there are only TWO roads.
and that his own ! ads 10 heaven,
and the other To he Wei, this old
Niger will go acrot ots." Seward
you will have TO go cross !ots.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-19
hcn A hare -shnll kAnilAL nraAi

t@.A hart-shell Baptist preach J
thus charactt rlEss the religious secle
in Kentucky: The Methodists &,
out into the wilderness ard new
countries and blaze the trees for III
Baptlsts TO come along after then
and cut out roads for wagons anu
carts. When macadam zed turnpike
are mace, you will SEQ the sturdy olo
Presbyterians come numbering along
in their buggIes AID carriager; bu
after you hear the stear whistle
sounding over The railroads. then you
may look out for the kid-gloved ane
sIlk-stockingei EplsoopaIians, s-ru,.
ming round and Icing about ID,
church, and succession, and ordiua
ton, as it there never had been an,
church or religion until they 81
there"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-19
ESrATr-FRANCE

IN Probate-Gra County Court. In the matter OF
the estate Of John France. deceased,
I'm reading and ming the petition David r.. Wal
kerr Administrator, setting iot tn the amount Of per
sonal estate that has TO hs hands the dis
position thereof the cunt OF debts outAtau III
against said dec eased. Grbcri tOn OF all the
estate - b ch said deceased did reEtd and the
dtion and value OF the respective portions there.
oi aud praying that be him granted 10 sell
thu real estate OF said deceased for the payment
the debts dur against said estate aud expenses OF
Administration, and II appearing, by said pc iton.
that theps is not sufficient psfo~na estate In the
hands the said Adm Distialior to pay eaid drbiz
aud that lie necessary in oIdtr to pay the same
sell all OF SAID real estate.
1t is therefore ordered that al persons interested
said estate appear the Judge OF this Court
NJ luday the 3Uth day of March A ID. 1874, at one
clock NJ at tbs Court H. USE ia Lancaster, in said
county then and there to show cause OF any there
bel by license should not DO granted TO David
Walker Admin istta to sell Baid real
co, ding to hs prayer ot said petition
And it further ordered that copy OF this order
published tor four sulcessiye weeks prior to said
day Of hearing tbs u ant county herald, n week
IS newst Aper printed and published At lancaster Ia
said coun 5, aud Tsousy served on all persons in
teresttd said estate residing in said county, at
EAST fourteen days b"fsts said day o. hearing.
By the Court. Nm McuON IGA l., Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster. she lith day Of February, A.
D 1874 j0w4