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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

The clerk of a cockney church re-
Gently made the following announce
ment to the congregation "You are
desired to attend meeting in the
vestry at 4 o'clock, t. consider on the
best means of eating tie church and to
digest other matters"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

ECONOMY, conf ,rt, books, ali combine to
make SILVER-rIPPED Shoes indispensable
fer children. Try them. Neve wear through
1t the toe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

THE NORTHWESTERN HoRsE-NAIL Co. 7
d" Finished Nsil is the best in the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

CENTER of gravity--a Quaker meet
ing.
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MINK AGENTS. get Best Book and Best
hSoN no6N " Terms. Send for circulars.
~ encyclopedia Of Things Worth Know.
Ing. or 70, 200 Wants Supplied" IN King
OF Receipt Books. 16color Chrome free COOP
ERATIvE PUBLISHING CO., Muscatine, Iowa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

I.tIA Agents NANTES for rHE.
LtOV LADIES' MEDICAL GGpDE,
BY tn eminen. DR. PA-coAsT, ILs.U STR ATED. II
is higl-tOned and complete upon delicate subjects,
and hence is immensely popular. For particulars
and terms, address HUBBARD BROS, Publishers,
either Philadelphia, Boston, or Cincinnati
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

Druggists and Gen. CTS. San Francisco California
and cor of Washington and Charlton SITS. y. Y.
Sold by all Druggists ind Dealers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

M0ucV made rapidly with Stencil Key-Cheek
HuuEt Outfits. Catalogues, samples full par
tculars free s. NJ. Spencer, III Hanoverst., Boston.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

question of how much publicity is
given, in the eyes of the Law, to matter
written on a postal card and sent
through the mail. The defendant
wrote letter to the plaintiff on a pos
tai card, accusing linn of forgery, and
his defense is that, as the postofice
clerks are eDjoined to secrecy, there
was no more of publication than if
the matter had been sent In a sealed
letter.
An Illustration Of the poor-debtor
laws of Massachusetts, is found in the
imprisonment of a man for debt in one
OF the jails near Boston. He placed
all his proserty at the disposal of his
creditors, but for some reason was no,
allowed to take the poor debtors oath
and is now denied almost all communi
cation with his friends, is forbidden
the use of newspapers, and is obliged
to march daily with the prisoners who
have committed great crimes.
ANGoRA, generally celebrated for cats
is town of Asiatic Turkey, 215 mile,
from Constantinople. It contains tn.
ruins of ancient b. zanGian architecture,
and Greek and Roman relics, and Il
also celebrated for the longhairet
samel-goai. Just at present Angora i
n great distress, being upon the poin
of starvation. The Sultan of Turkey
monarch not generally credited will
charity to his subjects, has contributes
800, 900 for the relief of its inhabitant
AN aos which greatly rebounds to hi
credit.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-21
GENERAL


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knights CempIar.

Wyoming Commandery No. l. Regular cor.
clave first Friday Ia each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. Il. A. M. meets
nall. on the FIRST and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, al 4 % CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lcdgs, No. 10. meeis nrst and third
saturday nights in cac!r month. at Masonic Hall
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-21

of MO- Nrchives Il historical Dept; Chevenne. no.
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CheSanne Lodge. No. 81, /. o. g.. T., meets
every Friday evening al Good Templars' Hall,
nth street.
limitations will he conducted only on the nrSi
and bird Fridays of eRch month. Tho in;erTsn
ing Fridaye during the month viii! be dcvoteat
literary exei .ises. DAN. FALLEN. ". c. T.
W. II. wuoD. W. Secretary.
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~ - WN.NL' LUZ " n o.rrE
Territorial Onieen.
5OUsrSor-Juo. N. Tnayer.
Seerd4ry-G. W. French.
thLy ySsuos ~ SgPTsHts COar|. ". Fisher
dzs0oadte JsShcesJO-. A.H'areS. &. A, IhOuna
Ur'f-s StEes L0ASciOr-E p. SNOW
surveyor G6a@ndl- Silas Red.
GseSieeE u PuGAc A0Hsgg-C. W. Gorey.
Hs9lstT Us. LIND OEos-S. H. winzus.
IsTT1toTtal TrsdSaTsr-S. W. D-wbey.
TsrTto'taa AHdAo|. II. HHy lord. &c.,
IF. l. Arnold
IoNHAassaoltfT OF FsnHsati1ryS Charles uuIton.
n. D.. Post.
Territorial Librarian John Slaughter.
C0HtHtSsaohsF Of LEHigEatLOHI K. jeffrey.
ohpSrlakSHdsHi q LHsLTLs2sh-JOhu slaughter,
D-strsct duOFHsg-E. r. JuHusuL-
UEhed Stdtes commissioners. W. Brunsr.
CI>rk Of Ia J1aLiefdd Ifsn1et|. ". braner.
Manufactured AdIms.
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Hope Encan. ,meut. No. J, g.. .. o. p, meet
every ID and 4th "Wednesday OF leach mouth .
Oud Fellows Hall. -..
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. o. =. r, meets even
Monday evening NJ odd Fellows Hall.
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70 California and the Pacific coast, making the
une1ampled line OF 1909 miles in
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81 Marks church Episcopal. Rev. p. W
billiard rector. Sund ) services. II n. m. and
8 q. m. Sunday schu'l after morning service.
Seats free. a ! persons are CO: daily invited to
ait nd.
Roman Catholic. ltcv. Jas. McGolrioh Pastor.
Rev. Eugcue Cussau, Asst. Church none
-Ireel, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. B. Reed. Pas
tor. Services at IL a III. and p. IN. Sunday
choOl directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W.. +. Warren. pas
'or. Preaching every Sabbath Al liza. m.
and 7 p. IN. Sabbath school at az p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Tbs
public are cordially invited to all the services Of
the church,
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,.Joucs, ~ Nevada, has IN income
ol s-.Jn,O0O per month.
The Nebraska Relief Society ere
now reported to be feeding and cloth
ing 1850 men, women and children
III the srassAopper districts.
Five hundred aud seventy nine
recruits have been ordered for rogi,
mcnts stationed at Now Orleans
Atlanta aud Columbia
Our girls. At q recent eyamina
ton of the College Of Rio dc Joneiro
an American young lady carried Of
the gold medal
The salt Lake 7ribuae asserts
that industrial activity throughout
tho Valley OF Utah was never SO grea,
as it IL now,
In New York, on tho 2nd inst,
VIM Ellice, bittcn by dog last
summer, died OF hydrophobia after
five days of terrible suffering.
The price of petroleum at the
wells reached :.1,2SY per barrel Feb
l. This is better price than it has
sold for since last summer.
The city of Melbourne, Australia,
officially bespeaks %, 900 feet OF space
in the centennial grounds for a dis
play Of its manufactured and raw
material.
six cargoes Of coffee, aggregat.
ing %, 900 bags, were entered ut the
Baltimore custom house on Tues
day, as arriving at that port, or in
the bay, from Rio.
..EXGov Buckingha m present
Senator from Connecticut died at his
hpmo N Norwich ul thc 4th inst
iils to.n. s.s oe..yy. nou!l haze a2-
prod with this Congress.
Tho senate committee on terri
tories have agreed to report and
recommend the passage Of the bill to
create the territory of Pembina out
of tho northern half Of Dakotah.
Tho new postal treaty recently
concluded between the United States
and Canada provides for uniform
three cent rate from any point OF
Canada to this country and sice reysa
1t went into oifect on tho lst of the
present month.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury
has issued a call for the redemption
OF $15, 100000 $40 bonds of 1862, 10
be paid on the first day of May, al
the United States Treasury, at which
date interest will cease. OF the
amount thus called in $l2,000,00(
arc coupon bonds and 50. .O0O, 900 are
Registered bonds.
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CoouNG Tuwu Bupvs The deql-
ors in ice in New York, have been
very busy during the past week in
filling their houses with solid blocks
of pure lee gathered from the bosom
of. the Hudson River.
The onormus quantity Of 2,5GO.0O0
tons will be stored away for next
summers consumption This vast
stock will be worth $2s.00O, 900, es
timated at the usual price charged
for the article 10y the dealers.
As ice seems rather plentiful in
the great metropolis of the nation,
we would suggcat that some oft
applied about the fcvcrish heads Of
those Democratic and IihcI.l Re
publican editors who have worked
themselves into Il fine frenzy over
Grants usnrpatiou of power in New
Orleans, might have u hruri.cial Of.
feet in cooling their brains, and pos,
sibly bring thcsa excited gentlemen
bncl, to the rcghui OF common aousr
Their frantic yp.0s about the p!vpi-
dent and tho Iicutrulut General
have terrified ana startled tho cJEu
try. and people have beoa surprised
at the epidemic Of madness which
has 80 Violently rugaI among tuc
New York editorial fraternity during
the last month, We rciDirc, howoy.
er, to observe some mitigation in tho
severity OF thoir synptoms,-Pu5lic
Inin.nLI
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SHEMDAS's UNcoN -rITUrlDSAL Cox
pucr.-The New York C,uw,ycyl
says 1T the time Of the great fro mt
Chicago Gon, Sheridan posted his
soldiers about the city, and prevent
od the citizens from Going throu Gh
the streets. This was unconstitu-
tional. While one hundred thousand
men, women and children were IA
thr open air, freezing aud sllryiug,
Glen 5AaIi Ian opened the Govern,
uen' stores and drew out blmkota,
a. ing and provisions, and thu,
saved people from psrishiug, This
was unconstitutional On being iu-
formed that II car load OF burglars
were on their way from Now York
to Chicago to engage, while the city
Was in DANES, IN their regular buai-
ness, Gen, Sheridan sent outa tile OF
soldiers TO point s.lue three miles
from tho city, ARE ted tho burglars,
ordered out tho passengers, held
them all night in duress, and tho
noxt day ordered them blcl; to New
York. This WAS unconstitutional
While tle fire WIS raging, men do
mamie, nom - TO 40 per hour to
remove property. Gen, Sheridan
toll the merchants to let men mako
their own terms, get their property
ont Of reach OF the fire, and then
send the workiugmen TO him, whom
he persuaded them to take reason
price This was unconstitu
While - ~,
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A WIN Hoo Suor.-Dlring the
/ Inst six months n wild hog has been
frequently seen on the Mahanoy
mountpin, but il was go fleet footed
that hunters were unable to get
within shooting distance Of the sov-
ago porker. On Sunday last il was
seen again by man who was unarm
cd, and tho brute, being no doubt
doubly savage from hunger, made
aggressive movements towards the
traveller, who was compelled to beat
n hasty retreat. On Tuesday Mr.
Daniel B Eiscnhart, -tamiliarly
known "a "Fisly' Eisonhart wont
to the mountain with companion,
aud as both were well armed they
hoped for success in capturing tho
untarned bacon. Separating. thoy
had not huutcd long before Mr..
Eiscnhart discovered the polker at
"a distance, leisnrcly eating some
twigs. Thinking that no better op
portunity would present itself, Mr.
d. fired and wounded the hog slight
ly, which 80 onmgcd the beast that
it turned on its pursuor and drove
him mp on IN elevated los for safety
Eoloadint; rs quickly as possible, the
second shot killed the hog just as
Mr.. l. S companion WAS coming to
his assistance. We happonsd that
way on Tuesday and met tho trium-
phant hunters rs they wcro bringing
thor trophy to Ncwtown. Tho hog
weighed about two hundred pounds
and had two large, ugly tusks, tri-
angular in shape and very sharp at
the points.
II had constructed itself very in-
Genious lair in It's wild haunts, it's
shelter being made ont Of brush aud
leaves IN sacha u manner that il could
raise up to the front, and after going
inside, tho door" would fall and
close again, thus not only sholtoring
it from storms but protecting it from
tho observation Of struggling hum
tors. When 'at home it could
hardly have been found except by
accident -St"bvy american, 12th,
inst.
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In the State Senate on Tuesday
last, Mr.. Wood from the special
committee to draft % bill to regulate
the practice of medicine surgery and
obstetrics in tho State, reported a
bill from which the following is ta-
ken:
ANY person who shall attempt
the pr@tice of medicine or surgery
by opening transient Office, or who
shall by handbills, or other form ol
written or printed advertisements
assign such transient office or other
plan to persons seeking medical or
surgical advice or prescription, shall
before being allowed to practice MS
aforesaid, appear before the cleri- D
the court of quarter sessions %
county wherein said practiti
shall attempt to practice, and sh.-
furnish satisfactory evidence to sale
clerk that tho provisions of this ac
have been complied with and shai.
in addition, take out q license for one
year, end pay into the County Trea-
sury for ,he nse OF said county the
eum ofsn 90 therefor, whoreupon Il
eaa! ~ The auty oi said c,or1 10
issue to such applicant a proper GER
t,iicate OF license, on payment of the
feo of two dollars provided howev,
on, that tho simple announcement OF
name and title by card or any other
advertisement, shall be sanctioned as
Legitimate and is so approved by
this act.
Any person violating the provi,
sions of this act shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction shall be sentenced to pay
a fine not exceeding $500, for the
uso of the county wherein such mis-.
demeanor is co mmitted, or impris
onment not exceeding one year, oil
both at tho discretion OF the court.
Any person SO convicted shall moi
be entitled to any fee for services
rendered, and il u fec has already
been paid the patient or his heirs
may recover the same as debts O.
like amount.
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Tnr NEw REVENUE Bill Tho new
bill tor raising the additional amount
Of revenue demanded by the Socre
tGry Of tho Treasury to meet the OK
pcns % Of the goyornmcnt was ra
ported on Wednesday by Mr. Dawes
chairman Of the Ways and Means
Committee
Tea and coffee are not to be taxed.
bat sugar ana molasops importod d
from foreign counties are 10 be- n dr.
T. equal 70 twenty-five per cent. over
Tint which thoga art!clua pay ut the
prrty., tae
The tax on tobacco ID Increased By
.Ao now bin ilom twenty to trrH,y
.IHsr couts Per pound The in
crease, however. ia not 10 Girct 70.
bacco on which the tax has already
boon paid
The taX on whisEey is advanced
from 70 cents TO u per gallon, aud
the duty on al imported distilled
spirits, now paying duty at the rate
OF e. per gallon, is increased to 81, 81
per gallon.
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The Hawkes. family of North


The Hawkes. family of North
Saugus, Mass, still occupies the
farm owned by its ancestors in 1910
The house was built in 1865. Adam
Hawkes. owned the ore mine which
supplied ore 10 the first foundry in
the country.
Henry Shields, o rich -four mer
chant of New York, died recently,
and since his death it has been dis.
covered that he has two distinct
families, each comprise wife, ono
having ak and the other nine chill
drcn. lie kept one family in New
York and the other in Brooklyn, and
both now lay claim to his property.
Tho manufactures Of fire arms
in this country are reported TO be
very busy Large ordors'from foreign
governments are now being executed.
Turkey is having 100000 of the
Peabody. Martini rifles made, Prussia
lots Of needle guus, Russia 100000
of Smith and Wesson s pistols, while
Spain calls for all that can bo made
OF the Winchester and other breech
leaders.
boston papers complain that
there has been no rain for six months
that most Of the cities in New Eng
land have for weeks been uneasy lest
their water supply should exhaust
before the coming Of n rain OF thaw,
aud TINT many OF the mills have been
compelled to reduce or suspend opo
rntions for lack Of watcr. Farmers
have also been put to great trouble
aui expense to supply their cattle
with water. Wastful and IMPROVE
dent destruction Of timber in New
England is said to be responsible
for this and similar droughts.
Joseph Preston, q laborer. died
in Liverpool, recently, Of imaginary
hydrophobia On Dec 26 last he
was taken with fit and foamed Mt
the mouth When admitted to the
hospital he was barking like II dog,
but a post mOrtem examination ro-
vesled the fact that he had died from
disease OF the brain and spinal chord.
the result Of natural causes. One of
the house surgeons of the hospital
~ J. all -r.. srroDut i.sao
nO.so -....c ..Ao tho barking Of dog
aud the deceased 8 reference to u dog
by his highly nervous and delirious
state.
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VrRRtBLE MURDER On Monday @
week startling rumOr reached Parks
ersbdrg OF = terrible MURDER near
k'nkwood, Preston county. That
Mr. Thorn had -ol1 bis ia for
5000, and was preparing 10 lelye
neat day for the West with his fami>
y. \ idlsr happened 10 call that
evening who WAS IA acquaintance.
end went oht with Nr. Thorn t. bid
gooi~hyc 10 some neigEbor-. On re.
turning Gn5ru was sdrprisei at q
Light IN TIE room wbeta bis money
was, aDI 1T seeing the figures Of men
On entering Mr.. Thprn ~ascOniront>
ci hy tho dead bodies Of his wife aud
dnugter, aud fell 10 Il swoou a. the
riEht. The redilcr proceeded to tue
room where the light was, aud saw
three men counting out tho money.
10 shot three loads from his revolver
and killed two Of tho mon, and
wo iuIed the other One Of the kill
cd provo! to be the brOther-in law to
whom he had sold the farm. - Park
.,r-yut- ilYlirDr.
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FAlLvRusIN lSii- The commercial
agency report for 1874 says that 30
much was economy kept in view that
probably not loss than four hundred
millions of dollars may be put down
gs cconomi2cd during the year, Take,
then, tho reductions in values, the
reduction Of indebtedness, the a
mount ecouomized, and add to those
considerations the fact Of good crops
tor tue yr-r and tho conclusion is
incyit.hle-the country throughout
is IN u solid condition. In view OF
this, 1t cannot be wrong to anticipate
@ general improvement III business
for 1874
The failures in 1874 willaggrogato
about tho same number as those OF
1873 F; but in this will be included
many which moro legitnnatoly belong
to 1873, being houses which were
weakened during tho panic of the
lnlI OF That year The number of
these would reduce the aggregate of
1874 below that of 1873. while tho
amount would he less,and the actual
loss less still, the per centum paid
10y tnllJd concerns having shown n
bottcr average.
Iuote Is one provision cithe bank.
rupt act of which creditors have
been slow to avail themselves, and
yet its judicious uso must enuro to
thcir bonclit, We refer to that which
ou0blos creditors. under certain re
strictious, to tako an estate out of
tho court and place it in the hands
OF 'r7~'."" chosen by themselves. A
'ncct tod woull on
''o by court
q n.t-l.-
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PAN.pS, ASp tHos,.--N.uu,
l19l the govern ors at pcnosy ylccnis
have granted l2,uOj lurdon-. o
these Governor Mililiu 10 nine yeart
,rauted i,lsS; VI keau. nine years
l9O9; Snyder, nine years, ! l,h5j
Fiadlay, three years. 1904 Ileirter
three years, : = Shuil2, six years
al Wolf, eiX years, jO2 R.tner
three years, Isl; Porter. six years,
1U5 Skunk, tour years, 327 JOHN
stpn, thTre years, ".H; Bis.er, three
years, 32G Pollock, three years. i6l
Packer ;hrco years, ZIG; Curtin. six
years, 1C5 Gcary, six years, i2j )
IIartHult, two years, l3I.
Th, numb OF death warrants is.
sued in the state since 1891 i, los, or
,n average OF two each y,ar. Up Ia
lo"S there had boen but - death
warrants signed. The highest mum
Der signed by any one governor was
% b. Gc8ry. Curtin signed Is.
Packer l. p,l'o,k ), Bisler II, Joh J.
sion ., Shnuk III aud Porter H..
Governor HArtrsrit signed ouc 10
1873 and eight in l.1i }.
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Tur Now York Tim 81. which siqrt
o1 ont as m assli'lut pr the policy
OF the President aai Cieue,ll Sheyi-
dan in dealing with tho White
League assas-.1e. has boon compel
ed to confess it, error, AMI says That
from the large number of letters re
coiyc1 from all portions n the South
two Of every three arc in favor Of the
Presidents course AMI oven Justify
Sheridan in whnt he has so.l au.l
done That these aye s.qns q the
times to which sDmo people may nt-
tach very l.t.le importance, but that
they are at least significant"
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MlDlLEBgRG. FEBlJa2Y 18TH 1875
, Csputs SIR y prop'r.

THE Bill for tAe cNteution OF Sew
ing machine patents has boen defeat
ed in The Senate. In tho House
bill has b,on in.r) lu'sl tp tux in
comes above two thousand doll.rs.
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NOTICE of Widows Apprei.cmcnts
y Sundcr the $500 Law --Nolics il
hereby given that the following widows
srpraisouenis have beOn Glod With the
Cl,rk Of the orphsus' Court OF Suy DOR Co,
for confirmation on Noudsy, the 22nd day
of Fehraary next.
Elizabeth Pawllns widow Of ssuus, psvlins
dc,'d.
M,Iy {. Meyer. widos OF John u. Mcyer
docd.
GROUSE, C!srh o.c.
Jan. ?i'-5.
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Jury discretionary Term 1875.


GRAND JURORS.
Beaver Aaron J. Middleswarth, Abne,
Mildleswarth. Henry Rcarick.
W. Beaver Emanuel Snook. Samnel II
siumpa, Wm. q. Wagner, Samuel Wey.
and.
Chapman-Jobn A. Meyer, Benton Moy'
err.
Franklin George Hare.
Jacksop--Icwis Ritter.
Middleburg Henry ZeEbman,
Monroe IL. B. lieitrick, Jas. n. Kesslcr
John Rttier, seur.
Penu--Wm. u. Woodlng.
Perry Nest-lohn Suck,
seliRsgrove-H Henry Bernheim, II. Y. sa
lem. Charles w. Winters
Uniou-U 4. llsGley, Hiram O'Noil.
Washiugton- George @. Glass.
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G\GIl rDRS y TICE -
II L.ttors " Naturalization on the estate
Of Goo A. R,ycr late Of Centre twp. Iced
have teen stuutCI to tie Uuiorslgn OIL. all per.
tHu- knowing themselves lu5sbted to said oatste
ore requested h. make plyuieut SlthUut delay
Will" tLosc having clNins will present tho'n
llly authenticated for settlement T.
DAVID BOWER,
JOAN BAILEY.
Feb T. rs Executors.
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CAUTl0n.-Notice is bereby given
" that have this 3th isy " Jauu,ry A, u.
1873, purchased at Constable Sale the tillovng
rer-on,l Vrop'r'y sold "a the property " y hn
Horcl. 60 Wit 2Sio'es. II 4. snd II djiny, |
toob stove, EurcHu siuk, ! Siavd, lNoct-
ing chair. one Set of Chsir-, K'cktug CrHdi-, {
Cupboard, 7 Ghost. Mest stand, Iuh nnil
e-s Lamp, Table az yards ~ Istr.t SID a
lot % artlcler TOO toiiUu, O. mention. Aud that
w have lDft the -arue IA tue Possession OF John
Howell and all pcr,u's arr hereby cautioned not
to m,ddle with or IN auyNiss Interfere With the
same, as they viii be dealt vith according to
law. HtNRY TOiFK
Ich. t5i. JACK OSlOwEI