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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-09
PLEASANT BATHING IN TIE DEAD
sEt,

Reaching at last this most remarkable of
all the seas and hikes on our globe, We pre-
pared to take bath-aud such bath l
can hardly expect ever to take again.
had previously bathed in numerous seas,
lakes and rivers, but never did enjoy such
Il bath as this. The specific gravity of the
water is such. from its holding in solution
so large proportion Of salt (26 IL per
cent) that one fcats upon the surface like
a cork. At the time there was only gentle
ripple upon the sea, and, being good
swimmer at once struck eut into deep
water l soon found that could not only
swim and float with wonderful ease, but
that l could actually walk in the wafer
sinking only to the arm-pits. Discovering
this fact made for the shore, and, taking
DR.. c., one of cur party, who could not
swim, by the hand, led him iuto the sea
where the water was many fathoms deep
At first he was quite reluctant 10 follow me-
but he soon gained confidence on finding
there was no danger Of sinking, and he en-
JOyeu tie HONei Dd'H uuitc ~ hitiSh H. IL hc
had been an expert swimmer. Should the
bather allow the water to get into his eyes
or mouth, he would suffer considerable
abatement in his enjoyment on account of
lis extremely salt, bitter and irritating na-
turc. No fish can live in this sea, but va
rious kinds Of ducks abe und here at certain
seasons of the year. The water was as
clear as ordinary sea water, It's temperature
was agreeable, and it has an oily feeling,
and, altoSether,it its action on the surface of
the body was such as 10 develop those
pleasurable sensations pertaining to the
sense of touch, accompanied by the most
delightful exhlaration. OF all the baths in
the world give me bath i'll the Dead Sea-
--FJl'cs, aRt! Sire5M.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-09
GETTING RID OF HEI: DAUGHTERS
BEAU.
I To be continued. |

She lives down on Baker street, and she
has daughter about eighteen years old.
The old lady retains all her simplicity and
innocence, and she doesn't so two cents on
style. The other evening when splendid
catch called to escort the daughter to the
opera the mother wouldn'. take the hint to
keep still. While helping her daughter get
ready she asked:
"Mary, are you going to wear the shoes
with one heel OF, or the pair with holes III
'rmf'
Mary didn't seem to hear and the mother
inquired:
"Are you going to wear that dollar gold
chain and that washed locket, or will you
wear the diamond father bought at the
hardware store T.
Mary winked at her and the young man
blushed, but the Old lady went on:
"Are you going to borrow Mrs. Browns
shawl, or will you wear mine I"
Mary hustled around the room, and the
mother said:
BE careful of your dress, Mary; you
know its TIE only one you've got, and you
can't have another until the mortgage on
this place is lifted"
Mary remarked to her escort that it
promised to be beautiful evening, and rs
she bu:toned her glove her mother asked:
"Those are Mrs. Hards's gloves, amt
they She's been a good neishbor TO us,
and don't know how you'd manage to go
anywhere if she didn't live near US
Mary WAS huiry.rg TO get ont of the
room, when the mother raised her voice
once more and asked:
Ibid you run into Mrs. Jewctt's and bor-
row her bracelet and fan Yes, see You
did. Well, now, you look real stylish. and
hope you'll have a good time
Mary sits hy her window in the pale
moonlight and sghs for the splendid young
man to come and beau her around some
more, but lie hasn't been seen up that way
since that night. The old lady, too, says
that he seemed like nice young man, and
she hopes he hasn't been killed by the street
cars.-Dc:ron F,ee Press.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-09
CHAPTER TX.
TIE ATTORNEY MEETS AN OLD AcoUAINT-
ANCE.


ANCE.
When the attorney, rendered desperate
hy the movements of the man who was
following him, turned about to let him
come up, he had not long to wait.
"You did well to wait, Lawyer Gray"
salt the man grufy, as he stopped at the
alto ncy' S side, want to see YOU"
Then you should have c,llcd at my
oflcn, during business hours" was tho
reply.
Il don know about that office o yourn,"
said the man with Il laugh. folks fall
down stairs there sometimes"
"Weli, sir, what then 2" demanded the
attorney, drawing Il step nearer, to get
good view Of the mans face.
"Nothin'.' was the reply. :" only seen
that man fall tonight
"And made no effort to save him ?"
at wouldn't a done him no good if l
had"
what do you mean"
The terrible suspicion that his secret
was in the possession of this man, was
working in the attorney brain, and he re-
tailed his composure only with great
effort.
81 mcan,'' said the fellow. "that l
could a. saved that mans life, only by
bcin' at the head o them stairs, and on
the tother side o that door ~
your object, probably, is to frighten me
into giving you money, with this remark
able story" said the attorney, but you
are mistaken in your man! 1t is unfor-
tnnate that the accident occurred at my
efice, but that is all; am not TO blame
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-09

50 4" sSZU ed. An classes of
working people of both sexes, young and
old, make more money at work for us, in
their own Localities, during their spare mo-
ments, or all tie time, than at any thing else.
We offer employment that will pay hand
somcly for every hours work. Full partic-
uars, terms, &c, sent free, Send us your
address at once Don't delay Now is the
time. Don't look for work or business else
where, until you have learned what we of
fer. G. STINsoN & Co, Portland, Maine.
Jan 1S-1v
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-09
ALL a N LIN Z
STEAM BETWEEN
T. ~ LIVERPOOL
Calling nt

Calling III
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthc above
Line will run as follows;
Liverpool. Baltimore.
NOVA SCOTIAN, Aug24 Sept 10, a m
CASPIAN, sept ! 20, 8 a M
UIBERNIAN, 2l Oct l3, IN
NOVA SCOTlAN, Oct 81, s "A m
And henccforlh every fortnight, taking pas
scngcrs and freight to and from Liverpool.
Stccmge Passage to or f:om Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
S2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
Tor Storage and Intermediate Passengers.
An experienced surgeon is "ltachcd to each
vessel Intermediate and Slcerage steward
csscs carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose Of attending to the wants of the tc-
males and children. FUr further particu-
lars. or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & co. Baltimore;
in Frostburg to J. JANDORF,
J,u o-y Main Stro"t.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22
Gabe Houck's Personal obiiquity

The Stephens Point Journal quotes the
Connercid Times report Of recent incl
dent on the Wisconsin Central road. 1t
says;
The lady passengers on a Central train
recently took Gabe Baurk Of Oshkosh for a
three card monte ttrower,and d fierce female
raid on that blue coat and those brass but
tons was only prevented by the timely intro
duetion Of jabe to the ladies by gentleman
present who happened to know the really
harmless and good hearted, but blunt, cross
eyed and eccentric Gabe. But Bouck .
personal appearance is certainly against
him, and therefore strangers are apt to set.
him down as decidedly rough customer
The mistaken identity spoken of above re
minds Us Of one that occurred in this city
asst fall. 1t SO happened that a term Of
court was being held abont the time good
many were taking out their naturalization
papers. Gabe came up one day and entered
the Office Of the clerk of the court. Jimmy
ROgers, the clerk, was IN and as Gabe's
shadow darkened the dOor-W ay he simply
looked NJ, and then reached for his nat ara l.
ization blanks. That Gabe Wac PolandeI
and bad come to "take out his papers, the
clerk did not entertain the shadow Of 9
dyubt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22
The New York Canal Ring.

An 4 bany correspondent describes as
follows the famous canal ring whi,h Gov.
Tillen hae attacked with such heroism:
"fhere are many singular characteristics
abou, the canal RIM. Like all rings, it is
centralized, not only in method but in To-
cality Rochester AMI Syracuse have been
It's tax great capitals, though of late days
the glory Of Rochester has diminished some
what stree tie ablication Of the lords Ia
both cities there are many conbinations Of
the sem. secret, semi open character that
might well be termed halt bandit and half
business ike. The RIGGS without the ring
have their Offices in sets opening into one
another, are for all practical purposes part
ners, AMI YET in the eyes of the law are dis
t-net persons. Their bank accJun, is IN
the name Of one Of their number. BelteD
carries the bag for the Bclden, Denison &
Gale combination, and the division Of profit.
Is periodic AMI impartial. Intsrmarrlage
-tellation. Of the canal ring. The son of
5000 cubic yards of Vertical Wall marries
III. daughter OF IO0,00e, feet of White Oak,
while perhaps rubbing and Cleaning con-
tracts natriLh1 NAL alliance with Solid
Rock. There are whole networks Of fami-
lie. in various localities whose daily bread
is canal contracts. Ia this way another is
added to the ties that held the ring well
strung together. Canal contracts are bered
i.ary. The father transmits his bu.iness
and his knowledge to his SOD, and the lat
ter viii sometimes have brothers and cous
ms as partners. l.. the contractors family
the member who seeks some other mode oil
I support Is an anomaly. There is one in
stance Of father and three sons all active
canal people at the same time, one of them
being placed on the canal as engineer to
nlay into The hands Of the others. II il in
these ciIies Of Rochester and Syracuse thai
they know canal contractor when they
zee rim
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22
The Famine in asin.

Sca,e terrible figures nre published by
she Levant He, aid, showing the extent ol
tIeravagcs OF famine ia Asia Minor. TAX
ing forty.tvo villages in district in which
the Eaglish Relief Committee has been al
work. as subjects Of inves,iga ion. the FOL
lowing statistics have been obtained: The
total of the population in 1873 was 1890:
/ i nov reduced to 9,26l: 4,997 have died.
ii : 6I2 are described as dispersed. .
I ese roor people bad, in 1873, 200 pair
! oxen, thew now have 427; they tui, in
1878, 81 $40 sheep, but now possess ouIy
1872. 3.635 Of the Inhabitants of these
villages have been supplied with wheat by
The Easlish Relief Committee. Another
district, containing loo to I70 villages, in
fs-ppct If wti,h similar calculations have
hen made. seems to have suffered not less
severely. Is population in 1874 was 3D.
GO. the approximate nrmber Of lea rs i
...tsa A. 80 coo. he rumher Of population
dispersed Of I 900, snd there is now re-
mainder Of q, 700.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22
M A HOOD
How Lost, How Restored!

Jug- Published. new edition ri
EE{Sgsls Dr. s. srSryvcIi's Celebrated
zs-,szsssssg Essay On Ire radical cure gy5tg ION,
= = lszszsS ruetie5ncA 81 STEE= ATuEs-tgss on
Seminal WeaEur=s Iuv9.n. - Seminal Tusse=
IsForEScy. HeI5rI and Phy=ire. 'rcspacifg. In
pedimeuis 10 Ierria1e, etc, also. - t-.Tro>5.
ErI-sr-a ard fTrs iudlcsd By seiEiuG-.,scEce or
scSasi extravaganza. &c.
E'r!.e IL "a sealed envelope. ur'r six cents
TIL, e.! sHrated aHtho-. In skis admirable Essav
dearly demons rates from thirty years success
81 Practice. taat tc alarming consequence OF self
ahuse may be Tsgr2llE cs-aa without tha dangerous
use ~ intarrsi neticiEe or the apple fi,n OF tie
iit; Pcin ia- ont mode 0f cure. ~ once simple.
certain SH1 ctectns}, by means OF V&ich every
sHfeEsr. no matter WHIST lis condition MAJ be mas
cure .irE-a}i e5saapiy. privately, ard raGirs'fv
ss~ This Lecture should be IN the hands Of
every vc1ih and every Iaaa in the land
Sent rnGer seal, in V3ain crvaI30e. 70 nv ai-
dress post paid, On receipt OF six cents or two post
>tslnns.
Address tAe Publishers,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22
An Eneuy 'n tic Camp.

Tie Louisville Courier Journal is trying
Ill. best IL scutlle aud founder the cemo,
critic patty that has iuss left the docks,
,alarsed repaired aad strengthened IN many
,sav- and put forth 10 sea previously fright
81 and uudeT prosperous gales u is arg
n eoal,,ensa,iou to tie South for emanei,
,a,rd slaves as a plank in the democratic
rl.lfO.n. fer The next presidential contest
81 b idiocv shou'd be promptly nipped IN
Tia iut The seh,ne Is quite as mons
II rs aui absurl rs Grants undertaking to
.ks hin self perpetual president, although
fssturaitly il is not r,aIly SO formidable.
is1..sl u cum.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Is now loo 2. ed
| IN ManitoHuc. II addition 10 2 General : &C
tee VIII give sPecia! %lgeutiOn 10 DISEASES OF
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22

The band o. religious fanatics in Chi
eago who had settled on last Monday
evening the time for the second coming
If Christ, were disappointed. The
Saviour Of the World did not come, as they
expected, to condIet them to glory, and
Low they will have to figure the time all
ever again in order to discover the mis-
AXE il their calcul atoms as to when we
AL hear the crack Of doom and The
cash Of worlds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22
J 2 F9RN IlTt7i7E.
; o Rivza DIV SO,
THE papers say that a suspicious

The papers say that a suspicious look
ing man has bcca arrested in Washing
toa. for lurking about the White House
aad having revolver in his pocket. 1t
va thought that he was seeking an OPP
Iortunity Of shooting the President II
'.sry suspicious looking individual in
Washington was 70 be arrested there
Would hardly he clerk OF an official
I.c,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22

Probate Office, M.nitowoc, April 18th, A D.,
1870
In the wsttcr OF the Proofsnd Probate of the last
VIII aua iest ament Of Henry Heap dccsased, late
Of the Comfy Of y sEiioy0C.
Where's, an Instrument in writing. purportng to
be The iast VIII and Testament -Ci HcuIy Heap de-
ceased, ia;e % the County OF Manitewoc has been
flied ia this Office: and whereas application h.s
been made by Lake Is iIde Of NGuit0Woc PRAYING
thst the same be proven snd admitted 10 Probate
according to the laws Of 81 State:
Therefore, it = ordered thst said application be
heard before q the Probate Office in the city If
MauitDwUC IN said Couaty. on the 18th, day Of
My a ID. Iss5 Il 10 o clock in the forenoon.
and il is fg-the. Cr6 rcd. that notice shall he
given % ai rersOus Interested in saia VIII. OF the
time ana piece of said hearing, By publication in
me > t.lteWec ElLoF newspaper printed n said
County for three successive -es, once each week.
prior u the time Of such hearing By the Cogrt.
o1V-55w T. G. CLESTEn, County Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22

GHcAao Is soon 10 have a re union
81 the sol Hers and sailors who took part
il tie great war Of the Rebellion on the
f.le III tic North. At first some Of the
managers were for inviting Southern SOL
4less to join in the reunion and make it
means harnonizing the sentiments of
tae people Of the North and South, and
OF burying in oblivion that bitter section
al spirit which should have been long
since dead, but has been perpetuated
solely for party purposes, but majority
q the managers voted to exclude them
However, much the reunion Of sol
diers and sailors to recount their We
tories and deeds Of yalor, in wars with
f1scign nations, may tend TO enAindle the
Patriotism Of old veterans, the reunion
If those who have engaged in an intes-
tine struggle, aud Tie vain hoasting
which usually takes place at such gath
.rln-s, invariably tend to continue and
strengthen the luminosity and hatred
which was the original cause of the in
tara.d disturbance. When Senator Sum
ncr endeayorad TO obliterate all marks of
the Rebellion from our national battle
flags he discovered a. broader statesman
ship than all the petty politicians, who
letuo soldiers reunions, for the purpose
Infringing themselves before the public
in blue coats and brass buttons, can ever
hope for The time has gone by when a
Ian can walk into Congress or into
Legislative halls merely because he was
i suffer ID the army Or wore shoulder
straps during the war. The people have
leaned b. sad experience that the fact
1t alfaq's being q soldier is no guaran-
tee that he is honest and wise and is a fit
person to have the handling Of state
E4tioDal Affairs.
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f,,-..f.-t, H.. : 10 A NJ.
4 J to , and 10 P. "
C.lhice- over I. n. q Z. Il. Raad's store. cor sth
and Buffalo streets.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
u Can't.
In the matter of the estate ofDsyid cronin de

N ihe matter Of The estate Of DsYId CFonin de-
ceG-cd.
On reading and cling the petition Of John Cronin
OF Iowa representing among other things that
David CrUUin late Of said County died interstate,
leaving goods chatie.s. and estate within this
State Of g. isCOusiu and that Illiam Cronin of
Butler County. Iowa.i- the administrator of the
tate Of said deceased and praying that said William
Jroniu be removed - such administrator for the
reason that said T. iliiam Grpnin is nonresident
and that administration Of SAID estate DC TO Don
be heard before the bud re Of this Court. on Mon
ay. the 10Th day oi Mag. \. d.. 1873, az 10 ocloci,
A. NJ. nj my 0i4cy III said County.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of sid deceased. aud 10 all persons in
tere-el- Jy publishing copy Of THE Ofderf0r three
successive weeks prior 10 said day Of hearing. IL
the NIIitowuc PRIOR weekly Newspaper pub
li-het a. MauiinwOc in said County. SS9-;W
Il. g. 0l-NSf TED. County Judge.
Dated MaHitoWUc, tbs IJiA Gay Q. April \. D.
fS1I
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-04-22

THREE cOuntcr.e.ters were arrested
last week at Bosoobel ii this State.
They had evidently been located there
tsr some time, and a, the time Of their
arrest, they had in their possession
.5opt S2o eco, in 50 and % cent frac-
ti9nal currency in various stages Of
manufacture, also plates and dies, press,
Iaper, engraving tools, ink, aciis-in
Let everything which belongs to f rst
class c9unterfciting establishment.
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NoRTEa ~ ESTEEM HOUSE.

NJ. hErTESHOFFEN, Proprietor Franklin St,
TUE large brick addition recently built, has been
| furnished In excellent style. making il one OF
the most complete hotels ia Manitnwuc A good
STALE Is kept IN connection with the house where
stock viii be well provided for. l3-tl-Lv
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CTATE OF yEEsCOSsIN,
- ManfgoWO County

Anton WALTERBACH.
Plaintiff
srainst
BERNARD HANIY,
DgteuGsnf
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IN PFs0Rl1E-.na County
In the matter Of the estate of Heinrich Hemp

In the matter Of the estate of Heinrich Hemp
sc-4eHIeyer deccas I'd.
On reading and fling the petition OF Mary Kgp-
sci Of Newton. MguitCWBc county. rcprysaI ing
among other things. that Heinrich IIempschcrneyer
late OF the town % Newton NaHifovoc COUNTY. Wiz
CJHsIn. on the sth day Of February, A. y. 1873. at
SAID town and county, died intostaic leaving goods
cnattcls and estate within this State, Wisconsin.
aud that the said petitioner is daughter Of said de-
ccased and praying thar administration of said cs
tate be to her granted it is ordered that said petit
ton be heard before the Judge of this Court on
Monday. the 26th day Of April 4. D.. 1919 at 10
0 clock A. u. at my Office in said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given To
the heirs of said deceased and all persons inter
ested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing in
the nanitowoc PIIoT, weekly newspaper publish
ed At MaEiJgwoc in said county.
T. G.. OLMSTED. County Judge
Dated Manitowoc Wis the 5th day OF April
4. ID. 1873. S6S-3w
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DY yirtue Of Mortgage bearing date April 26th
DA. y. 1873. Madison u. Ncsc3tt and Mar Yves
cot. his wife of tialtalToc County aud State Of
Wisconsin conveyed - August G. Tcrens Of said
county oi ManitowGc. certHin premises described IN
said intcutarr follows. tc-wit:
All the following described pieces parcels or lot
Of land lying and bcin- situated in said county of
hanitDWUC and state Of Wisconsin. tp-yyif Tho
sout h-east quarter of the southeast quarter Of
ton number tWenty-scyen ca. Of tow nShip num-
ne" t"eutl-cne -. OF range number twGntv-three
CD. east. containing forty of land. more or
less. according 10 public survey. with the appur-
tonarces thereto belonging. which said mortgage
Contained power oi sale together with an obIi ga
ton TO pay the u tgeuty-yc dollars as solicit
ors fees in Of foreclosure of said mortgage, by
reason al the nOn-EeTflrGance Of any of the coudi-
, tons therein contained Said mortgage was dply
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds Of
ot Aauitowoc county. Wisconsin. on the first dav
OF May. A. ID. 1873, at 10 i. NJ. and recorded in Vol
~ of mortgages On PAGE fs2, the amount due on
said mortgage al the time Of the date and first pu-
l1catiCn Of this notice Is n follows:
for ,pflnclpal,- ................Sy $40 %
Total amount due note, s5s3.rO
Nm action proceeding has been Instituted M
Law 70 secure the debt remaining, secured b. such
mortgage or any part thereof
Now therefore, notic., Is hereby given that said
mortgage viii be igrcClaseG BY sale of said mont
gagged premises and said premises Will be sold at
pubic auction To the highest bidder the 29th dsv
OF May. \ ID. $50. az 10 o'clock in the forenoon at
TIE Cit! of Nanitowoe in said county of ManiiUwoc.
y AbLRT NITTENBURCi,
Sheriff Of Aauitogyoc Co.
GLO. y. NOODIN,
Atty.
Dated April 18th, 1875. s69-6w.
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Deceased
To al whom Il may concern: Letters Testamen-
i2TF on said Estate having been issued to LYMAN j
Nash. Eco, the 18Th day Of February A. D.
1873 and fDur months Rom and after said iav be
ing allowed ard limited for creditors to pre-ent
their claims for examination and allowance No
rcc l. hereby given that the undersigned will on
April 3fh. May 18Th june 31th and July 3sth 1873.
at the Probate Office in she city of HasIifowoc In
said County. receive. examine. and adjust all
claims. and demands Of all persons against said
deceased.
-. 2w T. C. OLISTED, County Judge
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T. c. OLMsTED, County Judge.
RI rEsCEaTE g;amItosyoc Couail
GOREs.
GIN he meter Of the estate Christian Dasruach

aslu The matter OF the estate o. Christian D2erwGch
ter doc assG.
On realluEan filing he petition ofPhilitp Schill-
ing Administrator O. tie estate o! said deceased,
representing among other Things. that lac has il.iiy
Administered ssil g. ..te. and praying that time
and place be LzS-4 IJF -.IIl4u. and allowing his
acealul OF his ration. LED ia iLis Court.
l. il ordered inst SAID Gcc1uuB BE- examined ny lne
Judge al this Geurt, GA NottlsF. tHe Dist G3T OF
said County.
Ordered tIrther. that notice thereof be given to
the c.is of sid deceased. ad 10 a.! persous inter
esIH1 iE pU5.isail-- cops O this oder fOV three
successive wees prior sid day Il hearing. in
tn HaDit fEac 2It,E Nuc..ir me-. isa publish
ei az Mantle. in sid Comfy.
Dated Al MIaitoEoc. the 10Th day Of pfii, \ u.
1919
5lU-3w T. c. OLISTED, County Judge.