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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03
Disastrous Fire in Wheeling.

I E.easingtsa hcu Bs,,se.i-Los OF Life
; oy,5 Lint Itsltc.-sot loss s5o.upe.
! Special 70 cVntylead Daily. Nerrs.
WnrEIING. Nov. so.-This morning
"a fire broke out in Washington Hall.
Monroe street, this city, and before the
flames could DC subdueSl thc whole bn;ld.
. ing was destroyed. The loss is estima.
ted n! $4,000.
buring the fire the third floor of the
building fell aud two iiremen had their
limbs broken, and j. Oliver. Of Philadel.
phia, Was so seriously injured that he is
hot expected 20 live. ss e
Tile main auditorium OF the building
was occupied by the honse or delegates
OF The West Virginia legislature. and the
third floor hy the Masonic fraternity
When the floor of the third story fen
Several persons. among them the injured
men, were there endeavoring 20 save
some valuable articles in the iodge-rooms.
THE TExAS BoRpER TaornLE.-Cen.
Ord's report on the condition of affairs
on the Rio Grande, and the recommen-
dation looking to reprisals by which it
IS accompanied, have led 10 the specu-
iation whether the ws,r-cloud which has
'heen looked for in the direction of Cuba
may not be actually discovered over the
Texan frontier. The obvious answer TO
this suggestion is that the special pre-
parationa which have excited apprehen-
sions are naval which would not be
demanded by q war with MEXICO The
outra2es committed by the Mexican ban
ditti arc said to be of M aggravated
character, and the State of Texas has
declared that If her territory cannot be
protected from invasion by federal troops
she will protect herself IL the United
States, however, contemplated war with
Mexico, she would look to concentra-
ton Of troops and not ships Baltimore
San, N9r. 29.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

Ia The public debt statement. issued
on Wednesday, shows the total debt.
principal and interest. on December |.
TO be S2,2i2, 946,171.29 less cash in the
treasury, %l2J,029, 63S.72. it is S21I8..
3JG2ll.4O. Decrease in debt during
November S4S0.O73 50: decrease since
July i, 1879, Sl0.771.j93.75.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

- The friends OF Rev +. c.. Teibs. n
Few years since the Pastor of the NJ. 4.
Church, south, iii this place. will deep
~ lament to hear OF his death which took
place IN Middlcburg, Loudoun county.
Va, few days ago. lie died of pncu.
nonia, after short illness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

LIFE INsCRANCE.-The Fredcri ciss-
burg HERALD states that the Re-. +. G..
Tebbs, who died in Loudoup county.
week before last, insured his life for 3d.
600 IN the \. Y. hutual, whilst he was
IN charge Of the Methodist church in
that place, 4 few years ago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03
ToLs SALE CfIIrAI,-

a fiaSTCLASS Thoroughbred DURHAM
n BULL, five years old Also, beautiful
pure blood BULL CALF, hud number OF Cove
aud heifers. The above ell registered in the
American Sh1ri-Horn Herd }1ok.
JAS. VI. RANSOM.
Charles,own, Dec ,, 1919 1T.
Ronuey Intelligence" copy three times aud
send hill TO advertiser - Gu rlesfo,ra Free Press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

sS Among the most useful plants OF
New Mexico is the soap weed the roots
OF which are used as soap. The Mexi.
cans prefer 1t to soap. claiming tina,
1T extracts all dirt and grease and re-
stores the Mstre of the goods.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

~ She attempted TO get into the
hack. bu. couldn't step up. She became
indignant and returned TO her room. saw.
ing rs she went. I'm never wear the
cussed thing again. '--Saep. Reg.
Is that so9
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

of the body of Lexington, the great Ken
lucky race horse, revealed that the part
OF the skull under the left eye, where
the trouble seemed to be. was filled with
at least quart Of masticatei food that
had been forced into the cavity through
an opening in the upper jaw made by
the loss or tooth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Yohc. the
leading tobacconists Of Alexandra. have
suspended. Their liabilities are stated
mt $4,000, and their assets ut half that
sum. Mr.. Steiner is 4 Winchester man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

Ia Gov: ingcrsoll, of Connecticut,
has appointed Ex-Governor James T..
English to be L. $. Senator in place of
Hon. O. $. Ferry, deceased.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

CHARLEY RoSs.--DEs MoiNEs, Nov.
photographic correspondence has
been going on all day between parties
IN Des Moines aud the father OF Char.
ley Ross. in Philadelphia. in regard to
a little boy found in the possession of a
man here. and supposed to he the little
Charley Ross. lie answers the descsip-
ton almost exactly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

To- 1t is said that coughing may often
be prevented or cured 10y using a little
Dry salt rs gargle. 1t will relieve the
tickling III the throat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03


FmE.--At S O'clock ON Friday NIGHT
last, building in rear of the Higgins
property on Piceadilly street, used rs q
stable ard slaughter house by Drown &
Boxwcll. butchers, swas. dfscovercyt t2rbe
en- fire. Builto very inflammablc ma
tcriaL and containing quantity iof hay,
i. was quicklys.consumes the efforts OF
the iiremen being chiefly directed TO the
saving OF adjacent property, which was
In Imminent danger. a slaughtered.
beef, couple OF sheep, aud quantity
OF harness, etc, were burns up. AMI q
COW severely scorchcd. 1t was evident
~ the work OF. an incendiary.
! Mr. James Kremer had his hand and
one side OF his face severely burned, in
endeavoring to save some OF the burning
property.-W iachesie, 7,sRes, Dec. /.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

tTThe Washington Chronicle says
the ablest Democratic leaders in the
next House Of Representative viii be
Wood, Kerr. Holman, Alexander Ste.
phcns, and Faulkner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03
A ~ e S II r A Y

Gore District, State OF West N-irqinia
Hampshire County, TO Wit
No Tie Clerk of the Comfy Court Of said
I County: We, 1homes Wits. P.,er Alkire
aud ouo k,auchnlaugh, three frccho!riets of tie
said County, do hereby certify that by virtue ot
a warrant, to rs directed, ~ Silas Miles n. =
Justice OF The said Cousty, We have this day on
our oeihs' viewed and appraised d,rl. Bay
Mare, taken up by Thornton w. Ofur. on his
laud, rs an Esiray, and asscsa ihe value of the
said es,ray at ihiriy-iive dollars. The said mare
Is dark bay. biecG IN Tin aud tail has no white
on her only from saddle gals end Il little white
on the back of her cars. (snpposed from yoke.
supposed 10 be irieea years old, ami PAGES fa,
IS Given uuder our hands ths 2lih d,y O.
November, 1873
THOMAS WILLS.
PETER hLKIRE.
OTTO kLANCu.ALAUGU.
Dec. 3, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03
Hardy High School.
---Cy .--
Mooreheld Hardy Co " Va.

SNESsION begins g,d wednesdsv in Sep'era
, Der snd closes third week be- Jabs fl-
owing.
Roatd IN Pilcipals family, $50 90
Tuition from $40 To- 500
ibis is q classical SCHOOL. cmbrleinr flf,
Collcziae curriculum, aud well provided win
Chemicals aud epparefus. u s wsrmiy CONF
meuded by Professors in University Of We
Wssbiegion = lee University, ard other Vir-
giui1 College send for taniogncs
". j.. HOOVER rrfNcrAL.
MooHfa'j june d. 1875. an
For Mems < Boys reedy.maAe Cloth.
inc. in suits au otherwise. examine The
very extensive stock &c
GILKESON. IUGu & VANCE,.
Nov. 26, 1875.
For Ladies' & Misses superior CITY
made shoes Of all kinds and STYLES OK.
anime stock OF
G1LKESON. IUCU & VANCE.
Nov 26, 1878.
For Cashmere Tor suits Of all quali.
ties Tor Gents & Ladies under suite.
sec stock ~
GUKESON PUGU q VANCEs
Nov 20. 1875
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

W 'Shihs-bpu lctte( 10 TIC New Ork
Tines says Mr. Ferry, OF Michigan. who
has become acting Vice President by the
death of Mr.. Wilson, is not REGARDED a.
lin accord with the administration on
the currency question" and there will
undoubtedly" be an attempt to displacc
him from the chair. Two years ago he
was fierce for 'more money" but we
have seen newspaper statements this
season that ne has modified" his views
on that subject. The New York Hena6
IS even more emphatic. 1t insists that
unless Mr.. Ferry makes satisfactory
exposition of his views the Senate shall
cause him to step down and out
THE New SENATOR FROM CoNNEcTl.
cUT.-Governor Ingersoll, of Connect.
cut, ON Saturday last, appointed Tx
Governor James +. English to be United
states Senator from that State in the
place Of O. S. Ferry. Mr. English, nc
cording to the Baltimore San. was born
in New Haven, received acommon.school
education, served &c apprentice in the
trade OF carpentry, and by his energy
and capacity rose to the position Of mas
ter builder before he had attained his
majority. From building he turned his
attention to the lumber trade, in which
he amassed a fortune which, with subsc-
queut additions from shrewd invest.
nents in real estate, manufacturing and
banking institutions, is believed to make
him one or the richest capitalists in Con.
neotcut. His legislative experience be-
gan in the Connecticut House OF Repre-.
seutntives, TO which he was chosen i'm
1888. In the succeeding year he served
in the State Senate declining a renomi.
nation in 1857. lie sat in Congress for
four years, beginning in 1850, whore his
course in respect to war questions ob-
tanned for him much communication from
his political opponents. lie was elected
Governor Of Connecticut over General
J. II. IIawley, and he defeated Postmas-
ter-General Jewell for the same position
in 1868, bat was in turn defeated by
Jcwci i'll 1869. In April, 1870 he was
again elected Governor, but sustained
another defeat by Dir. jewell in April,
1871. At the Congressional election.
held in April, 1873. Dir. English was the
democratic candidate i'm the second dis
trict, but was defeated by stephen W
kellogg, his republican competitor. lie
has since served in the lower house OF
the Connecticut Legislature. and has de-
voted most Of tho last year to trips
through the South and through several
countries Of Europe
SrANps ~ ITS REooEp-IIou. BENZ
c. Harris. OF Maryland. a Democratic
member Of Congress during the war. is
nh applicant for ~e-geouaat. Arms or the
next House of Representatives. lie SAYS
he doesn't want tbo o.lico SO much for
the honor as because mo is poor ana
needs tie emolumcut-. In circular
letter addressed 20 each member oi iae
incoming Congress, he says be felt il
his duty "to vote against every mll for
Che raising of forces and every u' for
the appropriation Of money 90 carry ON
tie war and had the Glory Of receiving
thc coosuIe OF the radicals ortbc House
io uttwiug. iu speech lAc following
prayer God A,m.rbry grant YOU mty
never -uLurafe tic south ll..lI-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

Among tho gre1t
discoveries of mo,i-
; ern science few arc
Of morn real value
To- mankind than
tliis cgcciuai reu-
civ for III disca .cs
Of tic Throat 1n1
Lungs. 4 vast ri
~ II a. virtues,
throughout tiiis rli
ether countries, has
shown tlHt IL dos
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

!Vrn is stated that the examination
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

D. J. c, AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Fr"ctieai and analytical ohc.ai.ts.
SOLD ~ AKA DHv0oisrs KvERrwflrnn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-17
New Zealand and tho Pacific Mail
COntract.


BY the arrival of the Mikado, we learn of
the action of the New Zealand parliament on
the mail contract. 1t appears that the London
agents of the colony exceeded their instruc-
tons and closed The contract at a higher rate
of subsidy than had been authorized; the
highest limit for New Zealand's share having
been E4O, 900. The auckland Soutlsrn Cross
has the following statement of the case:
"Thc decision arrived at by the Assembly, with
respect 10 the San francisco mail service will leave
the ratification D the contract by the Parliament OF
New Zealand open question till the next meeting
of the Assembly. The feeling OF members was
strongly opposed 10 the action OF Mr.. Russell in ex-
ceediug the authority Of the House, as expressed
last session by resolution; and Major Atkinson
while be pleaded that what Sir Julius Vogel did
must be taken as the action Of the Government and
that the contract having been once entered upon
must clearly be rniifed-did not attempt TO defend
the proceedings of the representatives OF the Colony
at home, whose action In exceeding the authorised
limits laid down by the Assembly, be admitted had
been a great oversight. No less than five amend
menls on Major Aikinson's resolution more or less
intended 10 cast censure on the Government, were
proposed by members of the Opposition, but one
after another rejected, and the original reson
ton was carried by vote Of 20 10 q; 10 The effect
that the charge for the service should not exceed
e40, 900 per annum, and that the Government shall
at once take steps TO procure such notifications of
the terms as subject TO the future ratification by
the House, viii ehecs that object. Ii will now be
for the company 10 decide whether they viii reduce
the terms of the contract arranged for by Mr. Rus
sell by the amount over and above that which the
House authorised last session, whether the com.
pauy, refusing to do so, New South Wales will add
the difference 10 her share OF the liability AS far
regards the Colony, the House has spoken unmis-
takeaby. The price must be 200, or the con-
tract will not be ratified. The onus of breaking up
the whole arrangement is thus thrown by the House
upon the Pacific Mail Company. who. however, If
they decide on accepting the reduced sum, are en-
titled TO have such arrangements ratified by the mex.
Parliament"
What the effect of this action win be re-
mains to be seen. 1t is more than likely that
the contractors viii now propose radical
changes in the terms, viz: to be relieved of
the coasting service that requires its steamers
to 20 to Port Chalmers, and viii ask for a
continuance of the programme of the late SER
vice, viz, starting from Sydney, touching at
Auckland, and thence to Honolulu and San
Francisco, emitting FIJI and the New Zealand
coasIing service, from both of which it would
prefer to be relieved Of In the end New Yea
land may lose by not promptly ratifying the
original contract, which is greatly to its advan-
tage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-17
supreme Courl.-In Probate.

New s-Estate Of Charles Kohala deceased Be
fore Nj. Justice Harris, chambers. The accounts
Of The administrator passed and administrator ordered
10 be discharged upon fling the receipt Of John Gard
ne. As bsir o. the estate.
II.-Estase Of His Majesty Lunalilo, deceased. Pc,
tion q Chas. R. Bishop. executor for settlement OF
has fnal account. The Court ordered the account:
referred to the Master to report to the Court on the
Isth inst
l2-rrOof Of will Of Kekauluohi deceased. Before
Chez Justice Allen. Continued until the return Of
Mr.. Justice Judd from Hilo circuit
l5.-Esiate u Moolau o. deceased. Before Mr..
Justice Harris. Petition Of Kamaha ID for letters
q administration " the above estate The court
deze .ettes % be issued to the petitioner upon his
Sling bond IN the sun Of So. Notice to creditors
be pubishcd for four weeks in the kuUkoa aud to
Torl % the court in three months.
Estate uf kaisikaWaha a. deceased. Petition
81 Ioane KaiAkaWAha for letters Of administration Of
the above estate. The court ordered letters to be
issued 70 J. Kaiaikawaha and Keou Kapu upon their
filing a bond IN the Of S2Oo jointly. Inventory
90 be filed IN three months and notice to creditors 10
he advertised for four WeoSs.
CASES FoR HEARING COMING WEEK.
ls.-Estaie ofW. II. KaAuWai, deceased. Petition
Of J. HON UnAaua for allowance VI accounts paid,
and FOR approval Of claims unpaid.
Estate VI Charles Eckart aud Matilda Eckart, de
ceased Petition Of p c. Jones for letters Of admin
is-Estato Of E. G. Adderly. deceased. Before
Mr.. Justice Judd. Petition Of II. j. Coolidge for
letters 81 administration.
22-Proof Of will Of II. Prendegast, deceased. Pc
titioh Of D. smith and W. L. Green for Probate Of
VII.
Estate Of Bollman. deceased and appointment Of
guardian 10 minor child. Petition of II. A. Wild e-
mann for letters az guardianship Of said child.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-17
From Fiji.

Our dates from September 2, via Sydney. Regu-
lar steam communication is now established between
Leruka and Auckland, aud LsFukA and Sydney.
The San Francisco mail steamers will hereafter touch
At KsnsAvu which is one Of the Southern islands of
tho FIJI group.
Lady Gordon. wife Of the Governor, had arrived At
Lcvula, from England via Sydney.
An importation Of u head Of cattle and 20 head ef
sheep had arrived from Auckland, per steamer.
A company OF Il engineers, IL carpenters, with
Lsasksniths, miner. sappert. 3c.-in all 63-had
rived from England, 70 project aud carry out public
inprorensnts in Fiji.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-17

- 1StA NLs-tn PROBATE IN the % Estate
Of HENRY PREM pEHGAsT q tiono uiu falu. dseFasei
order appointing time Cor probate % WHl ani dlrlclg
publication - notice % the SINE.
document, purporting % BE- the l-si ul and trsia
ment ~ Hcarv PrCuderst, deceased having iar ara
day % November a. .. $50, been presented o. sa Pro-
bate Court, and Petition for the probate hfrgf 1ul 90
the issuance % letters testaneEfarF faalsi saith 11
William l.. Green, having been diod b. VIM. L. Gresu-
~ Is hereby ordered, that MONDAY, IN "a tlV q
november A. D. 1875, % 10 uciocs of SAL llr.
az the Court Room o. said Court, in HQnuiu, ual, o. O.
be, and the f. hereby appointed the tr o. Brutlar
said viii and hearing said application vhen and sTe
person Interested may appear and contest ne sat VII
and the granting Of letters iestaueEtary.
Il is further ordered, that notice thereof b. zrgu ~
publication fur three successive weeks. Iu thr iaHaa
Gazette, newspaper printed aud puhisheli In Houuu
And Is further ordered, That cailua BE- susf q 80
subscribing Witnesses D. said Will and b. tie heirs q tls
testator Honolulu appear and tr pTta -
said will, az the tnie appointed
Dated Honolulu, II. l., ist November. is-1.
a. FRANCE JUDD.
Attest: Jusuce % he suprania Cslrt.
wAIrEn r. sEA1- Clerk - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-17

ELSEWHERE we insert the views Of Gov
ernor Gordon, of FIJI, on the labor question.
That group, like our own, suffers from the
want of laborers, which have heretofore been
supplied chiefly from the New Hebrides, on
short contracts, mostly for one. and seldom
over two years, at the end of which, the Brit
ish Government has required that all who
wish, shall be returned to their homes. Gov
ernor Gordon proposed that the system be ex-
tended, and that coolies be imported from In
dia for term of five years. Both Fiji and
India being British possessions, this mode of
supplying laborers can be readily carried out
1t is well to note the cost of bringing labor
ers into that group, averaging El9:s each, or
about 500; and also the fact that the Colo
NAL government bears one-third of the cost of
passage from abroad This is as it should be,
for all settlers become a source of revenue to
the public treasury, in the way of taxes, soon
after they arrive. Money expended by Gov
eminent to introduce immigrants of any kind,
is the most profitable investment it can make,
as it will return at least fifteen to twenty per
cent annually, the cost of passage not being
so large from China. New Zealand and the
Australian colonies have found this to be
sound financial policy, and annually expend
considerable sums for this object. A thou
sand field laborers, if landed here tomorrow,
could find immediate employment at fair wages,
and after year from their arrival the pub
lie revenue would derive FIVE thousand dollars
annually from them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-17

- ISLA NISin probate. In the Estate - ci il-iihN
ECkAHr and MATILDA ECkAfcr. late o. uuraiuiu. &C.
ceased order Of notice % peufon Tor aillinlstr1l1
Before Mr. Justice HARRIS.
On reading aud filing the petition n TheodQr Voc Bars
tel, brother Of Matilda Eckart. deceased. and feslE
San Francisco, California. 4. s.. alleging has Malie
Ee<art Aforesaid late q Honolulu. HAWAIIAN faauts
widow OF the said Christian Eckart iaie n Hanoulu &C.
ceased. died tesate ~ san Francisco. Cal (. s. ne
second day Of September A. d. 1878 leaTInE - ~ pro-
bate Of which Is applied for Ia safd Frarc.u, and
praying that special letters % anislatn sse 90 p g.
Jones, Juur, Of Honolulu Aforesaid, ulih % nd eslies
Il Is ordered that TIL it-AY tbs 18Th dag n NOV M
Der. A. l. 1874 b. and hereby appasted Tor h-ariE
said petition before the sad Justice, iu the court -
this Court, az Honolulu AZ which time and piacn AZ pr
sous concerned may appear and sh1l CauE II any frT
have. why said petition should not b. granted. and tt
this order be published 10 te English iauguaFa Or tra
successive weeksin the Hawaiian Gazette uespapsF
Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, II. L. Nov. d. a. p. 1878.
CffAs, G. HARRIS.
Attest Justice o. the supreme Cart
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-17

rs TIIESUPREME COURT OF THE HAWA-
~ ALAN IsLAEDS.-Of the October Term. fs1l Linei
Tor divorce. LORENZO Narchaut HATTIE r. M1rchant
Wednesday, October Goth 1873
In the above entitled lbei FOR divorce Is = nov ordered
that decree o. divorce from bond o. mafrinony
entered IN favor o. he said Lorenxo Narchant Or
Of the audeitry OF the sid Hattie y Marcant b. made
Absolute after the expiration q fru the ata
OF this decree upon compliance win the thsruf.
under sufficient shan Eppear % ne cuntrry.
And the lbeant Is ordered publish Eftesfed copy q
this order, In the Hawaiian Gazette and an ncwlra
pers. for SIX successive weeks, The purcaon -
within one month frrm date q crder that ~
persons interested, may within Hr munfhs saoE
why aid decree should not Be made absolute,
BY COURT.
WALTER n SEAL. Clerk Supreme Court
hereby certify that the Yregoiug true and fhlthfli
copy q the original decree IN the above ended BOZ
Ole Ia the Ci-rks once u supreme - he
Hawaiian IsiancA As witness ny hand aud re $50 q
The supreme Court this 2sf day ofOctobes a. D. ISIS 81
Honolulu, island or Oahu n. +
$50 s. WALTER p sE4I. Clerk ssprsme coor-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-17

I DICIAL DISTRICT. HAWAIIAN SLAMS I'm ne
estate Of o. J. HARRIS. u Lalaina. Maul lscea.eL
On reading and Cling th- pefton % rtox " AVsr-fr.
Administrator OF the u q. =. iarrt-. ~ fa.
Maui, a. T., deceased. asking for approval % u nccnt
charging himself with ff7.fs and asznz BE- 81 lfe
sfs5.4., and also asking that e balance i'm haa ~ tI
may be dccTeed 10 the heirs of the deceassl. 40
prove themselves such and that BE- b. discharged fui
further responsibility.
is ordered that sATU RDAY. DECEMBER lfth. f--a.
the Court House. In iahaiua. b. tls
time and piace for hearing said petition and auy oaans
may be offered thereto aud an persons ltefezt-l
the said estate hereby notified afisnd
ABR FufLNN NuEE-
Circuit Judge. "a Iueicizi uls-rcf. n Z.
Iahalua Nov iIrh ISIS -