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Errors of Youth.

q GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of Youthful ndscretion will, for the sake Of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need It the
recipe aud direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. sufferers Wishing 10 proht
by the adye Users experience can do 80 by address
ing imperfect confidence.
Ohm b OGDEN. a. Cedar st.. Network.
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WI hite P1ques

We are offering over 40 pieces Of love !
white Pequc> M Zoe yard sold l1S
season AZ zoe Victoria iaAn ONLY Ia
extra wide only l. lie.
We purchased at Bankrupt >ale OF
April 1T in New York the iOliowih
-oods which we are Offering eXtlemiy
low.
3 eases 5000 yard caliroc- in from J
ia 10 y,ls pieces which We are Offering al
/ 81 cents Il yard.
, case, $500 yds. solid Black caii"
same humber OF yard pieces which We
are selling at jc Il yard.
; eases 1876 yd>. best callooes at D. 81
yard.
} bales 800 yards heavy brown cot Oh
which we are selling at l. cen q
,ar,i. Also number OF yallS OF lh'
following brands OF cotton which l. TAI
helow the regular prices. GnOd DIeacI
rnlion / lie yard vide Beach Cotton
a. Nan>Itla Bleach Cotton II - Fruit
of The ;oom Bleach cotton al Zoe ami e.
fun line OF cotton g. . and Zoe best
quality very heavy unoleached Twill
cotton at i0r 4 yard.
1000 rOISPi> 70 Noltn ~ ptNl ! ItH''
col,el, lace edge tops al isc. ChIldren'-
hose Smau >iZcs nj IL a palr-iarSe >lZrH
rs. nd De- ladies striped hose Zoe ladies
white hosea pair Tor - cents. men,
sock, all prices. ladies' Brown silk lie
Sc. ladies fancy lrlnged te> only 20
Clarke, spool cotton D. 200 ydS machin'
cotton , spool, tor 90. 100 ydS. spool- lc.
or loo dozen. III fact we have every
thins AMI 20 very cheap You cant fail to
he pleased nycr SUI viii bed >prea
from 900 Article at IS cents to some
ihins .rand al 81 %.
, Button Xii Gloves.
, Button Kid Gloves.
Button Kid Gloves.
AL colors, Black. White. bra Brown.
ami Hsht shades only - cts pair Eds-
ng g. , zach lace ! ID. Grape collar
lO,. bnrlerrd hamdkeIchiciS 5 for 25cl>.
roilet SOAPS , c,ke> for cents.
CASTLE soap cents a cake.
Hamburg Edging , - cts worth >.
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special

our method oS dong business is such ~
TO Insure satisfaction 10 orr customer.
and >urcesS 70 Ourselves and make no
misrepresentation. and guarantee every
sale. We treat every one with the nj
most courtesy. take mh~h nlasure IN
showing visitors through aur stock.
send samples to any person 'sesiring
them. and ship gonds CO. n. EXp>a,s
paid by us, our business being strictly >
cash one.
Hoping you will favor us with cal
,hcn in our city.
Remain Respectfully.
T. HELLER & GO.
Winchester, Va
Send for one Of our price lists.
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Wild cats have been attacking the
lambs in the eastern part Of the cOun-
tv.-Sfapnton TirGinion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17

AVAILABLE FARM or pod ACRES is no"
offered, te ms 10 suit purchasers, at tie ex-
ceediugly Inv price OF Si5Ce, 1t cost $40 seven
years ago, and is under good fencing and state
# cultivation now il was then. The quality OF
the land is lin, stone and lies well, about l35 acres
are learcd and the balance is in good timber
Parties have applied FOR permission to set steam
saw mil on the place. Tie Improvements consists
A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
and barn. almost entirely under new cover, and
carriage, corn. meat. hog chicken, milk and Ice
nous, ;, all conveniently located aud IN far re-
pair The water is Yipet from the spring in large
ron pipe. There is an al undance of fruit. The
property is now rented and the purchaser VIII get
2-5 of all summer crops aud straw OF a. acres ~
grain 1t is qua ante the property is not Aattered
IN IBIS advertise meIt
1t !, desirable farm situated in a good and
healthy ueighborhood. in the shenandoah Valley
If vi gina, Sh nandOah county, Il miles from
the town If trasburg on the Valley pike, and -
mile from Capnn Road Depot, 81 miles W. 81
Harper Ferry on the valley bran b OF the 81 x
.. q. r.
- For fuiher info nation address the sb-
scrlber at Woodstock Shenandoah county, Va.
Apr. lO-3mo. = y. NEL-ON'
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"GR' ETING."

10 our friends and late customers Of
WOODSTOCK and surround ng coun-
Try We wouli rali your attention TO our
spring opening of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17

The Philadelphia Mint Is the only es-
tablishment thai "a making much mon
ey nowadays.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

Oar sock of Clothing this season en-
braces the finest ard best made up line
ol goods over exhibited in this section.
we bave everything fOm the common
rsl to the very best, in suits or other
wise.
Pants from Is cenfS up. suits from 81
III. our line of Hats APPS. Shirts. Draw
rrS and NcrkwCar Of all kinds. Paper
AMI linen collars. Over ais trunks &C. l.
all amy one could desire ahd we ASK OF
every one call.
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Special Offer s5.OOia Value for 81.

The Serial Story, For Perciyal, having beea
commenced IN October, the numbers for October,
November, aud December will be furnished
gratuiionsly % ali new subscribers for 1873.
1ERMS.-Yearly Subscription, $40; Two Copies
500; hree Co ies, $lOOU Five .opies. $40 en-
Copies, sJOUl, With copy gratis 10 the person
procuring the club. Single Number, s. cents.
SDecimen Number mailed. postage paid, 20 an5
add on rece pt If ~ cents. Ts Agents a liberal
commission will be allowed.
J. b. Ii. PlN,OTT & CO., Publishers,
us and M Market St Phiia.
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IA srEL.s sAI.r Or lAILAnIr

rENR. STEES SAIL OF ftiJ ABLE
re J. ESTATE.
By virtue OF deed Of trust executed 10 Joseph
T. Saum by Jacob Ludwig AID Alicr. his wife by
deed bearing date on the 2cth day 81 -eptcmher
ISL aud duly ecurdci in the letk's ellrc OF the
county court If shenfi doah County. Va. in Liber
/ No 1, PAGE 436, aud vherta- by an order Of the
county court Of said county entered a. it, January
Term 1859. Samuel G. Williams vas substituted e.
Trustee In the rom and stead 81 aid joseph +.
sausn, end aftsr.asd 10 Vii. visi 80 the Nov
FERN Of said county court. by ike crde of said
court, jas. q. Frayd substituted a. Truste" in
said deed in the rom and stead If samuel c.
Williams decd. and at another term OF said court.
TO wit IT its April .em 1873, N TX Bird was
substituted by order Of said court Trustee in
said de, in the room aud stead ii said james q.
Frayel, decd 60 sesurr the debt therein mentioned,
the undersigned trustee viii sell on he premises
SATURDAY,, APRIL. 27M. 1873.
to he highes, bidder for cash. the tracts parcels
If land described in SAID deed,
CONTAINING 81 Is ACRES.
to the same more or less, It being the land
conveyed by Jacob I.autz Gnd wife to .JacDb
Ludwig by d,cds bearing date IA Oh 10, 81 and
SEPT IL 50 and duly irded in the Clerks Office
in the county court Of said county, II Deed Book
No. T. page 1873 and known as the Colnn trset,
adjoining he laud- Of George wulvc ton, samuel
NJ LlntZ, one hail Of said lands beng cleared, and
the half valuable for the timber thereon. Said
laid lying Oh the Fadoiy read IL ding to Wood
stock, eonven cut To- Lautz's Mil. stores, School
hHussS aud pos. Office. sale 70 begin at O'Clock.
,,.-.h,-., MARX BIRD,
M1iVn f'ih'- Trustee.
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In AssunlpSit.


In AssumpSit.
The object OF this suit is to attach the estate Of
the defendant c. c. Thomas, in shenandoah Co.,
and especial, any estate in the hands Of Levi
Rnker in said county, aud subject the ZANE TO the
payment Of Plaintiffs demand. to-wlt the sum I
s5S5 o. due by account, with interest thereo at
the rate OF six per ceutum per annum from the
lst Of April 1871 until paid and costs.
It appea Ing By affidavit filed that the Defsndent
e.. c. Thomas IS not au ihhabitiut Of this state
II il ordered, That he said defendant do appear
lere within one month after due publication hereof
and do what Il necessary - protect his interest;
that copy Of this order be published in sor e
newspa per printed in Woodstock, orce week for
( mr. successive weeks, and a copy posted at the
front door Of the Court House Of said county. on
the first day Of the next county court.
GEO. ". MILEY. c. c. c. :. c.
\ Copy. Tcstc.
GEO. W. MILEY, c. {. e. SC.
WINS. & Bro. y q.
april at.
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EstrAy M office.
Taken mp by the subscriber, on his land,
SIX ESTRAY SHEEP.

which wnere described az follows Right car of
and slit IN left aud me sheep with under bii in
left ear nj slit in eft and one sheep with uldcr
bit in each ear and right dr. Of lambs without
mark The owner is notified to come forward
move property, pay charges, and take them away
otherwise they Will be disposed Of az tue law
Directs JOSEPH II AMMAN.
April lDth-3t.
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The TiIton- Reether seaDd!e-Fan Con
fes.Icn Of Mrs. Hilton Rev. Mr.. Reesl-
er's Reply.

New YORK, April lj.-The follow
ing ter from Mrs. Tilt"n will appear
III tne -2rning papers Tomorrow:
INF lrao wheeler. - My Dear Sir:
a few weeks Size. after long months OF
mental anguish, Lid. AS Won know.
few friends whom | had bitterly de-.
ceiyed that the charge blu,ght nv NV
husband Of adultery between a,yse,f am1
the Rev. Henry Ward Beechrr IVES trur
and that he lie had lived so well uhe
last four years had Lecome intolerabe
! 10 me.
The statement now solemnly re-
affirm. and leave the truth with God. tn
whom also commit myself my chill
dren and all who must suil,r. | know
lull we'll the explanations that will BE-
sought by many for this acknowledge
ment-a desire to return to my husband,
insanity. malice, everything snve the
true and only one, my quickcncd con-
science. and sense OF what is due 10
the cause of truth and justice. During
all the complications OF these years YOU
have been my confidential fri nd, and
therefore | address this letter TO you.
authorizing and requesting yen 10 secure
its publication.
"ELIzABETH Il. Triton.
Brooklyn. April 10, 1873"
Mr.. Beechcr was out of the city to-
night when Mrs. Tilton's letter was
made public. and lis whereabouts were
not known save to n few friends. The
New York Tribune telegraphed him Il
copy of the letter alta late hour to night.
and received the following reply from
Mr.. Beecher:
"Wsrerly, ". J. April 10, 1873
To the Editor OF the New York Tribune:
confront Mrs. Tikon's confession
with an explicit and absolute dc ial.
The testimony to her own innocence
and to mine which Tor Jour years she
had made TO hundreds, in private aud
in public, before the court in writing
and orally. declare TO be true. And
the allegations now made in contradlc-
ton of her uniform. sol, mn and unvary-
ing statements hitherto made | utterly
DENY. declare her 20 be innocent of
the great transgrcssion.
Henry WARD BEECHER.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
' Is VACATION In the Clerks Once Of the
Circuit urt Of shenandoah, April ID ISIS;
Edward Tearney aud Vim. L. Wilson, pl!s.
AGAINST
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- 50. 10. and NJ to 80 Ct
lnscriings from &c Il yard up
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DR.. BUTTS DISPENSARY.

Es=R1riag made specially Of Pyirat. and ckreaie
Dscdc, or 80 Urn, has -si p6tishsi tieo raiuaJis
rorks Wonoa. Aarrl1ge and diseases Of he ReIoO-
d,re yseni. 80 pdq>s. and nvHeToH EHgrarirgs sest
postpaid receipt u 70 CO jor 18th oyseT oe o' 20 cs.
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LIPPlNCCTT'c MAGAzlsE
ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY OF
Popular Literature. Science, and Art,
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1879.

With the number for January this magazine
begins its twenty-hrst volume. During tie ter
yea 8 Of it's existence it has won high place In
periodical literature and its conductors will spare
efforts in the future to MAINTAIN its reputation,
constant aiming to supply their patrons with
fund Of
The Best and Most Attractive Reading,
Embracing
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17

Among the attractions for the newyear, the pub.
fishers would call attention to be serial Novels
embracing For Perciyal,'s charming story q
English life, handsomely illustrAted, and A New
American St.ry, by ElleI ". OlDey, the talented
author Of Love III Idlenes e. which will he COM
menced on the conclusion Of For PerciyaL'
series OF Illustrated Articles embracing several
on Southeastern Europe QncludiDg Buigsr and
Roumanis), by EDWARD King; Descriptions Of Old
Eng Towns, by able contributors; ! exemptions
OF sof SVfden. by Profrssor james A. Harf isop
Sketches OF Life IN Norway, by Olive Logan; Some
Accom-. Of the Italian Lakes, by Robert A. Mcleod
Papers on French Life and Manners, by Henry
James. Jr.; The Wind silver Country especial 10.
e. esting on account Of the Indian troubies) ~
Gen J, ). b isbin, U. s. A.. judge NicholsS, Of
Kentucky by Paul 4. ShIpman; aud on Va ious
subjects by ) Weir itchel, NJ. d, 50 ah b.
wister, EDWARD C. b uce, Rev. Leonard v. Bacon,
and otherz
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- Ara MONTH--Agents wanted every
u fxhfawhere. Business honorable and drsi
MKH t:lass. Particulars sent free, Address
.HN j. WORTH < CO.. -. Louis. Mo
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Foreign News.

The pacific arsumentatve tone ofthe
Russian reply to England gives hope in
England Of a pacific settlement of the
Eastern question 1t is stated in Con
stantinople that Minister Layarl "has
succeeded in paralyzing tor the present
Russia's cndeavor TO obtain the friend
ship Of the Porte" Marshal De Her
rera. formerly minister OF justice in the
Spanish cabinet. is dead. 1t is rumored
in Paris eX-Marshal Bazaine is dead.
The famine in Northern China is in
crcasiug. DR.. Butt has resigned the
leadership OF the home-rule party in the
British Parliament. The Lord Lieuten-
ant Of Ireland proclaims the district
comprising Lord Leitrim's estate under
thc peace preservation act.
The 81. Petersburg Agence Russo re-
cards the peace prospect rs improved
under the moderatius influence Of Ger
many. Warlike preparations on al
hands continue, however. The Turkish
authorities at the Island of TendOs have
requested instructions Of the Porte IL
view of the Decentralization Of British
marines to guard a depot of war mater
ial on thas iSlAnd.-Tne Russians pro
test against the erection Of certain de
/ n,iye works by the Turks near Cons
tan.lnople. The Roumanians realize
lhat larsc numbers of tuscan troops
contiuu, to arrive in their territory
The war has brought famine upon por-
ions of Albania. The scenes at Lore
Lci,r.m's funeral in Dublin were very
violent. \ gigantic strike and lockout
are imminent ia Lancashire. En-land-
rhc Liverpool aud bombay steamer ha>
been wrecked on the coast Of Portugal.
By The bursting Of Il sewer a portion Of
south London has been flooded. 1t is
rumorei the British have been disas-
,rou.ly defeated in South Africa
The war news is Il, yet undecisive.
Prince r >marck refuses Is advise, be-
.nus, h., advice may be construed by
Russia rs monaco from Germany
There is much mention OF a probable
alliance beteewn Russia and Roumania.
rAe gar situation seems 20 he unchang-
cd in any locality. Queen Victoria has
mad, reply TO her Parliament. thank
Jag it that it approves her calling out
thc reserves ia anticipation OF Il war.-
'Ta,r, Is rGmor Of probable dissolu-
f.n orthp British Parliament.
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Serial and Short Stories. Sketches Of Travel an
Adventure, issays on Popular Questions
Of the Day, Poems, Reviews, etc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-20
Hunter Convicted.

A New Jersey jury has just finished the last
chapter of one of the most noted trials for
murder since the famous Burdell- Cunningham
affair. 1t was the trial OF Benjamin Hunter, a
business man Of Philadelphia, reported to be
wealthy. for the murder of one Armstrong, 10
secure the latter's life insurance, which had
been transferred to him on account of the lat
ter's Indebtedness The principal witness for
! the prosecution was an employee Of Hunters,
dissipatcd young man, Graham by name, who
testified under the fire of furious cross-eXamin-
alton by cX-Secrctary Robson, counsel for the
prisoner, in a detailed, clear and convictng
manner to the murder and lis cOmmittal by
Hunter; the latter had planned it, had mapped
out the movements for an dii6j with the ease
and precision of general in II campaign, and
hired the witness to work the murder.
Graham and Hunter met by agreement on
the night of the murder, going over from Phil
adelphia to Camden to lay for the victim.
Hunter was disguised, and had so arranged
matters as to be supposed to be visiting in Far.
fax county, Virginia, where he was accustom-
ed to go each ducking season. The crime was
to be committed by Graham in Hunters pres.
cncc The weapon used was to be a hammer
this was Hunters idea IN order to destroy
any suppositiOn of suicide that the insurance
people might set up. Armstrong approached ::
Graham struck him one blow, staggering him ;
then his courage gave way and he dropped the
hammer, Hunter picked it up and went for
neutrality-suspicious. fed.
Armstrong was left corpse by Hunter,
From Graham's testimony, from the strong
cirCumstantial evidence, and from Hunters
general bearing, the entire community grew
convinced of his guilt After IA trial of great
interest the jury returned verdict of guilty"
They were ready TO render the same without
leaving their seats,
The rotund Robcson managed the case with
rare ability, and his speech is remarked as be-
ing one Of pathos and legal vigor. The pris-
oner received the verdict perfectly cool His
hope for a new trial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-20

Peaches and kream will convert emmy MAJ
who is worth saving The peach has dour
like that on maidens cheek, but it amt hal
so pleazant TO get onto the lips. Peach brandy
is made out ov the peach; this Ticker has beer
called mello, but like all other Ticker that
have tried, it will lay out saint, just as fiat a.
it will sinner. The iakt of it IL, thare aim
no kind ov ardent rum, | don't kare how art
less and gentle the name OF il IL, or how rich
and mello you may call it, but what will throw
him who wrasSels with it, be he phool, or be
he philosopher. Tharc IL only one piece of
humanity that kan stand ardent spirits and he
is an injun, and he kant stand tOnly Just long
enuf to get civilized. When peach brandy IL
fust made it IL as hot az a streak ov lightning,
and just about az sudden. | once drank a tea
spoonful Ov it warm from the still and It was
20 minutes before | could draw a long breath
was as hot inside as Il chimney on fire.
thought it would break out and blaze sum.
where but it didn't happen to. went at once
and joined the Murphys.
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Kew writes. lest his office he lose:

Key writes, lest his office he lose;
"In vain did we steal the electoral vote,
In vain did we swear truth away;
The party is dying, while you are remote,
And in short there's the dickens to pay"
Come home, come home, come home,
Sweet Hiram Ulysses, come home!
There's horse in the circus foryou and Colfax-
The horse that you rode in the south;
The man Key stands ready to leap on your backs
And there's whisky to put in your mouth.
Then Hiram, King Hiram come DER the blu
wave
To the land of the free Whisky Ring;
We've played out poor Hayes as our very bcs
knave,
And now you must trump as our King!
Then come, then come, then come,
King Hiram Ulysses, come home!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-20

Estate of John Salmon; appraisement BILL in
yentory and widows REIMBURSEMENT and secc-
ton approved.
Estate of Jacob Lowman; claims allowed 10
the amount of s2Si2l.
Estate of Elizabeth Hahn: Peter j Hahn APP
pointe, administrator; bond, $3.50; notice To
creditors TO October term.
Estate of Michael Deany; will admitted topro,
bate. Sarah I and Thomas Delany appointed
executors; bond, $1,000; notice to creditors to
October term
Estate of Harvey Wood; order for notice of
final settlement to August term.
Estate Of Theodore Wicrman; order for no.
ttcc Of final settlement TO September term.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-20

The latest wonder in the sporting world is
DR.. Carver, the magical marksman. He was
born in Saratoga, was taken with his family
TO Wisconsin, was captured blythe Indians and
raised among them. His shooting is really
marvellous One striking popularity about
him is that he takes aim with both eyes open.
Quarter dollars nickels ana dimes were thrown
up as high and as fast as man could throw
them and Dr. Carver scarcely missed one. All
the marksmen in the country, If not IN the
world. are not only ontdone but completely
oyer-shadowed
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almost more than they can bear The past
will prove that | have ever encouraged every
public Improvement where the public interest
my duty to oppose "A scheme which | believe
and, indeed, know the public good does not
require but which will only create burthen
without an adequate benefit j, ID. CATION.
Ottawa, July l6, 1873
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-20

Prof. Pope, OF the Iowa Agricultural Col.
lege, knocks many tinc.spun theories by say.
ing: But can we make food more digest.
BILE by artificial means, such as cooking steam
ing, etc? No; we can not The only gain is
IN the increased palatability of the food, tempt
ing the animal to eat more, or, in some cases,
take what he would otherwise reject If it
does not increase the desire of the animal for
the food, you are not gaining anything for your
trouble
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

This court has been trying criminal cases dur
ing the week, Il case Of unusual interest being
that Of The People vs., Jas, Moore and his wife,
Minerva Moore, for cruel treatment Of an adopt
ed child. The hearing of the case occupied near
ly three days, +. F. Bull conducting the defense
in his usually able manner. The jury retired to
deliberate on Wednesday and returned in 10
minutes with verdict Of mot guilty"
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County Court.

Estate,f Jno w Workman. Report of accounts
approved.
Estate Of Either c Cossant; VIM Cossant APP
poinlei administrator; bond, $500; notice to
CREDITORS To Oct term.
Fs.ate of Jno Gerrity; final report approved
estate declared settled and eNecutrix discharged.
Estate of Jared Hubert; iinalreport approved
cs tate declared settled and executor discharged
Estate of james Van Doren. Final report APP
proved estate declared settled and administrator
discharged.
Estate Of Lewis Rendle. VIII admitted To pro-
bate Letters testamentary ordered TO Elizabeth
Rendle on her entering into bonds in the penal
sum of $500.
Estate of James A Woodward; final report OF
administrator approved, estate declared insolveni
and administrator discharged
| Estate Of John Nelzen; final report Of admin.
istrator approved, estate declared insolvent and
administrator discharged.
Estate of Loretta Hailock; supplemental ina
report approved andexecuior discharged.