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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

. Tar wAvRRLrgs.-The Wavcrly boys, at
their meeting last night, debated theques-
ton, 'tReSoited, That Council has not en-
couraged city improvements y which, we
regret TO say, was unanimously.decided in
favoroft the affirmative. Ed. Larkin was
the, leading speaker on the affirmative
side, and Theo. Kober theprincipal deba-
fSThs following programme was agreed
upon for the public performance OF the
Society, whichis to be given in their hall
on,thef fSth Of January next: is5.bt
Music. a. ,ilIt PnyeruI.! ir M9SIs.
Select Readn2
Defamation .'..'..'.N' D. heei
ssSsEIiHg AdpsieI ia III u T. ,,o,,,,v
ESSay MY hol1y
Select Reading g........ ....'.......'J biheiaalut
Essay lepson
Muslc,
Ofatl0n
Debate Black and j. kenpe
Question, Rt,olend That We are justified 10 forming
conclusive opinion on all things US our conscience
diSssaiess; W -.I1AS-xELl2Gsi II
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ELECTION CONTEST.

The subcommittee on elections to-day
heard the final argument on the contested
election case OF Frost VS.. Metcalf, OF the
Third Missouri District. Each made the
argument in his own behalf. The case will
be reported to full committee immedi-
ately after the holiday recess. Z
porrER's COMEDY COMPANY GOING TO NEW
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ton or associationaof any kidd" Moth !
ing is said when Republican introduces
bill to abandon the HIGH schools OF
this State, or prohibit the teaching OF
higher branches in our schools.
Mr.. Perkins bill to protect the people
from being swindled 80 much in school
books, has not been acted upon yet. Nu-
merous remonstrances have been pre-.
sented protesting against the passage OF
II. B. No. II, by MIR Perkins, but not
many petitions which in my opinion will
defeat the bill.
Senator KrimmePs bill to reorganize
the Reform School for boys was passed
In the Senate, although the Republicans
made desperate effort 10 delay. After
the bill passed Mr.. Richards moved to
reconsider, in order to get chance to
make violent speech. He thought that
the Democrats were terrible wicked fel-
lows; the Republicans would not he
guilty Of any such action. Senator Sher-
rick reminded Mr.. Richards OF the way
the Sixty-second General Assembly did
things, and regretted that his memory
was so short. II. M.
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That prosperous paper, the Woods.
field Spirit OF DEMOCRACY, last week en-,
tered upon. the thirty 6fth year of it's
publication. 1t is old enough and pros
perous enough to cease making war upon
the Democratic papers of the 10th Con-
gresssional District for the sake of un-
justly striking it's weak rival, the Ga.
zette = Guernsey Jefersonian. q
Now if we we're to ask the Je6erso.
mian for little scrap of evidences that
we had made war upon the Democratic
papers OF this district, it would prompt
ly reply that it bad not crumb of such
evidence, and never heard of any.
IL we should ask it what effect such a
war, il it existed, could have upon the
business of the Gazette, it would answer
that 10 could have no possible effect.
If we should ask II to state exactly
why that paragrsph was written, it would
be like the sheep before the shesrers.
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WAR ITEM 8.

The railway administration at Jassy
has been ordered to suspend goods traf-
flc SO that the passage of Russian troops
shall not be inpeded
The Standards Paris correspondent
says be has been informed on reliable
authority that Russia is resolved to 6ght
rather than abate her pretensions.
The Romania LiJera of Bucharest an
Dounces that the Roumaniao troopshav
been obliged to recross the Danube from
Widden in order to make room for the
Russian army.
The British government has ordered
number of steam cranes at Leicester
for loading vessels with ammunition -
The order must be completed in six
weeks. The men are working night and
day.
The Agence Russo declines to believe
that the Austrian vote of credit is di-
rected against Russia, and is rather of
the opinion that it is required in view
of the eventual occupation of portion
Of Turkish territory by Austria.
A despatch from Vienna states that
the Austrian railways have received pre-
liminary orders to prepare for the con
veyance Of troops, and officers on fur
lough have been ordered to rejoin their
regiments. lgc
All the Offices in Bulgaria are being
filed by Russians or Bulgarians educa.
ted in Russia The formation of sew
enty sbattalions and twelve squadrons
of Bulgarian militia, about seventy-five
thousand men, has just been ordered. -
The officers will bo Russians.
An order has been issued by the Gov.
ernor of Malta requiring extra vigilance
in preventing the admission of strangers
to the Notifications without a pass, be
cause spy in the pay Of some foreign
Power is known to be at Malta endeav-
oring to make plans of the forts.
The versions of the peace conditions
are widely divergent respecting Bulga-
ria and the indemnity. Some persons
say the indemnity is 100000, 900
| ($968, ,000, ,o00), which is fabulous, while
others say it is f40,000,O00 (s193, ,60O,-
000), the latter amount independent Of
territorial cession. s
Russian officers and soldiers are for.
hidden under penalty OF death to enter
Constantinople without special permis-
sion from the Russian headquarters
Barracks just outside of Constantinople
are being prepared for Russian sick
who can find no other cover.
General GouRKo with 5000 men is at
San Stefano. Eight additional batteries
of artillery have arrived there. San
Stefano is suburb of Constantinople,
situated on the Adrianople Railway,
about seven miles distant. @ 6<'
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POLAND CHINA HOGS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
joint G. Dusrr, Adu'r Of John N. Dusrr,
= k1i'5 ss Vs., ,ts sS.stsss,
Catherine Blankeuhsrn and others

sTsst n = q $50 y 3. ~ y. -
pursuance of an order Of the rrooass
1 Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, ! viii sfsr
for sale ct public suction, on SUI
SATURDAY., The 30th dov of March. 1879.
,.,s.u ~.
s~uis,s yoa s,,, = ~, 1pS1 wy p'sI, a..s -
- 1oo1 90"
'a's = 0oany, s, ~ w.. Ia ,..,,
PR ~ .1'. .'o .oA Aa'' =, ~ n',"
vAe ~ teneo A.ee, soe, Aans
~. sne same . = = s'AAe ooine. - llnu's sno
~ 1920. ';s.s . .S s ~ =" -' s".". 80. 49,.
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sr". o.e.Sa @ A .s,.-lur ..SAos .y.<
seseny ioas oosless eass ioulssen nlAsl
'nence nor'n one nail eeBree ess. niney
Pelcnes 70 stake loesrnes oeecn st1sesn
inches north twentyinree ana hsd degrees
west thirty four links, beech sixteen inches
thirty six degrees east forty four linksD
thence east seventy two perohes TO stake
(bearinss white oak twenty i've inches south
thirty Ave and half derYee vest tbirxv four
links. hickory tvslxa i5olsas soutS fiftx a..
grsea s.,t alava;, nts.,lthsn.e ,outb r,.ssx
S.,ohss ., st.ta. 49,. - s..,..- ~.
isas.s ra~,h .s,-. 49,. ss-.s..-.-s. - .i...~
.ssss 49, 49,. sass. n,-.sss s..ss..a...y
s,.'ss,., s.ea e'Snsoon s.oAos' nsss1
siAsy s'A slu ns'' eessees eAs' Men.y svs
and han nnksD thence west seventy ass
ana nan poles 70 the beginning, containing
iorty one acres one quarter ana tntrty sever
perones; also, . part OF the noisheast quarter
ol 'ne noI.n"ss. aaal.sl 2, ss0slSn sAi.N
nve, township one OF range three neginninG
=. 4, stone, being : the northeast corner Of John.
pusf.s iano; 'nenoe nolsn seven osslee.'
west Twelve rods 70 Duis Su.ers soutnwest.
r,na Uv,a In.nV' a.osa so ..;.sc I I s s
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Probate Notice.

= =
A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed
a. in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, BY the following Admin.
istrators. Executors and Guardians;
Third partial account Of g. W. Cline Guard
ian Of John Little's heirs.
Second partial account Of David Stephens
Guardian of Hulda L. and Wna- H. Craig.
First partial account Of John Yantz, Admir-
with will annexed of John Yantz.
Second partial account of N. W. Steenrod
Guardian of Nancy and Norman Smith.
Fifth and final account of David Trembly
Guardian Of Margaret A. Trusx.
Second and final account of Andrew Menges
Guardian Of John A. HAYWARD
ANY person interested may hls written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item
thereof, on or before the 2ath day of March
next. when the same will be finally heard
and continued from day to day until disposed
of. ~ ''eA JAS. B, MORRIS,
fsb26, ,'7std, Probate Judge N, CO.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
EVOLUTION;
REV. W. H. RIDER, A. N.
The Thei.tic Conception.
ARTICLE VII.

We defined it in our first article us fol-
lows: The creation Of matter and force
by God and his direct agency in their
subordination so as to evolve the uni
verse OF mind and matter out Of the
originally difrused molecules. We are
through with the argument: and do not
propose further controversy. But some
few thoughts may be submitted in this
connection.
l. Assuming Col as the Creator and
prime factor throughout, the doctrine
does not appear irreligious. Dr.. Nc
Gosh says, "The bird may haue been
evolved by numerous transitions from
the reptile, and the living horse from the
old horse of the Eocene formation."---
Italics ours. But yet it may not have
been If the reptile referred to became,
by numerous transitions, bird( p,
then the reptile was baby bird, as the
palliwig is baby frog. At any rate
the undertaking peculiarity of the or
ganism has been proved, aud that the
"stock patern' never changes, whatever
the variety Of the species.
3. The theory is disproved bv the in
ductive law of non variation of species
8. Until we can substitute for the
words 'screate" aud "creation" the terms
sevolve" and s'evolution" there will ever
remain an inharmony between Genesis
and Pangenesis. s.9
1t will be interesting to retreat from
the fog and mists and silted debris oI
all these foregoing conjectures and note
/ in our next aud last communication the
old and everlasting truths from the Gre
ator himself who knows and has fortu.
nately revealed. S'F' aas
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The DIiIk in The Cocoanut.


The reason Russia's demand for the
Egyptian tribute concerns England is
that the tributei is already pledged as secu
rity for theiuterest on the Turkish loans
of 1854, 1855 and 1871. The first of
these was raised to carry on the Crimean
war. The second is guaranteed bv Eng
land and France. All are largely held in
England. BY the terms ofsn agreement
between Turkey and the British govern
ment and the bnndholders Egypt now
pays the tribute directly TO the Bank of
England. The Russian o roposals will
abrogate this convention, without consul
ting orindemnifying the beneficial assig-
nees and make the English and French
governments liable for the 1866 loan.
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HGARFiELD has been fixed upon as
the proper person to stump New Hamp-
shire with view to counteracting the
effect Of CHANDLER's charges OF bargain
and sale between HAYES and certain
Southern leaders.
The selection of GARFIELD was made
upon the same ground upon which the
shrewd old lady selected her dishes =
She took them of a color which wouldn't
show dirt.
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A Calcutta dispatch says: "The re-
suits Of the famine are still distressingly
felt in Madras and Mysore, Unless
prices take downward turn at the be-
ginning of March the relief works will be
compelled TO continue until August or
September. Reports from Dude and the
North west Provinces are equally unfa-
vorable. The poorer classes are suffer
ing most pinching distress"
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fCitizeu's Press. Noble Uountv,l

Henry Keller, Esq of Olive town.
ship who for thirty years has been suf.
ferer with white swelling, concluded by
the advice Of physicians to have the limb
amputated as the only possible means OF
saving his life. On Friday of last week
the operation was performed by Sur.
geons Kraps, Way, Downey nd Culver
The operation was quickly and skillfully
performed and the patient aroused
from the effects of the anaesthelic just as
the operation was completed. AS Mr..
Keller is man Of vigorous constitution
it is confidently expected that he will re
cover and live many years, freed from
the agony he has endured for so long.
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CHARLBsfowy. MASS,


MR. b. R. STEVENS,
DEAR Sir: This is to certify that
| have used your "Blood Prspa-
ration" in my family for several
years, and think that for scrofu-
la and Csnkerous Humors or
Rheums 10 affections 1t cannot be
excelled; and as q blood purifier
and spring medicine it Is the
best thing have ever used, and
[ have used almost everything.
| can cheerfully recommend 1t
to every one in need Of such q
medicine. Yours respectfully.
MRS. NJ. A. DINSM0RB,
No. 10 Russell street.
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HA strong effort viii he made 10
secure the pardon of Returning Board
ANDERSON. We could forgive Governor
NreaoLLs for such an exercise of Glenn
ency. ANDERSON was merely the cat
whose paw was used to steal the chest
nuts. II the monkeys in the case are to
suffer nothing-not even loss of stand
ing in their party-there is no great graf
iication in seeing the cats worried.
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EE Congressman SoUfHARD Of the
zkNEsviLLE District, who is chairman of
the special committee appointed to revise
the laws regulating the. counting of the
electoral votes, has devised plan for
electing three Presidents-one from the
East. one from the West aud one from
the South. A wilder or more visionary
project never was proposed by any sane
mar. : IS
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wThere is good reason to believe
Chat every dollar Of surplus money in
this county could be securely loaned at
one per cent per month in the thirty
daps II the holders choose to exact it.
SHERMAN's remedy for this state Of af-
fairs is further contraction of the cur
rency. =
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VEGETINE.
FARM FOR SALE

In Adams Tesonship, Monroe Oss 0kiD-
rrHR undersigned sffsrs her farm for sale,
/ situate enc mile west Of Cameron. con-
sisting Of
One Hundred and FEfty-Seven
Acres, more or less. There are about leo
acres cleared land and the balance well TIM
bersd. The farm is we'll watered; there Is .
good spring of water In every field, with
good watering troughs. Two good veins Of
>oal. Two dwelling houses, one frame with
good cellar, one hewed log house; one large
frame barn with cellar, stable well arrangeds
one large oistern at the barn; one large wash
house aud other outbuildings in good repair.
The fences are in good repair Also, two or
chsrds of choise fruit; about acre in vine
yard in good bearing condition. The farm is
well adapted for tobacco raising. dairy pur-
poses. or sheep raising. This farm has been
principally sown in grass for the last fifteen
years. MAGDALRNA ABRRS0LD.
For further particulars or terms, address
WILLIAM ABBRS0Lp, Cameron. Aonrss Co.,
Ohio. fsbls,7sw4.
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Reliable Evidence,
Mr. Fl R. STEPHENS.
DEAR SrR: I will most cheerful-
ly add my testimony to the great
number you have already re-
Iceived in favor Of your great and
good medicine, VBeBrrNB, for ]
do not think enough can be said
in its praise; for l was troubled
over thirty yssrs with that
dreadful disease, Catarrh, and
had such bad coughing spells
that 1t would seem as though |
asver could breathe any more,
and VRaEr1NE has cared mei and
| do feel to thank God all the
time that there Is se good a
medicine as VEeErrsE, and also
think it the best medicine for
coughs, and weak, sinking feel
'ings at the stomach, and advise
every body to take the VEeETINB,
for I can assure them it is one of
the best medicines that ever
was. Mrs. L. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut SITS.
Cambridge, Mass,
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g THURMAN came within one vote of
being elected President pro tenn of the
Senate. We are too friendly to Thur
MAN to wish he had succeeded Being a
presiding officer is not his forte.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

IA AHLON MILLER, OF Tyler county, West
Nl Virginia, whose post Office address is
New Matamoras. Washington county, Ohio,
is hereby notified that Sarah Ellen Miller did
on the 2sth day Of January, A. D. 1878. file
herspetition in the Office of .hs clerk of the
court of common pleas within and for the
county of Monroe and State Of Ohio, charging
the said Mahlon Miller with adultery with
one Nancy Jane Dearth, and asking that she
may be divorced from the said Mahlon Mil.
Ter, which petition will be for hearing at the
next term Of said court. ,
SARAH ELLEN MILLER,
a.ef3e : BY oxKY 4 0ksY, her att'ys.
tap29, ,7sw6. a5 'a2
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Aeorrespondent at Rome lelcgraphs :
"Ihe feeling is growing here that the
new Pope is not so liberal as was thought.
IL seems certain that Cardinal Pecci and
Leo XIII. do not hold the same views.
ltlsnow believed the Pope will remain
secluded in the Vatican"
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EWe have been told several times
In friendly way that we judged Private
DALzELL too harshly. But how can one
be an admirer OF 8 man who cuts up such
.high jinks" as shown in the suhjoined
extract from last Tuesdays proceedings
OF the Legislature He was trying to
get one of his reports in the Journal af-
ter it had been ruled out, and became 80
violent that the Speaker directed him to
take his seat: ~
Mr. Dalzell-Mr. Speaker / again pro,
test against this summary proceeding
I will not take my seat.
The Chair-The gentleman must take
his seat The Sergeant-at-Arms will re-
squire him to do so.
Mr.. Dalzell continued his remarks,ges-
ticulating wildly with bis long arms, while
AL Beach came across the hall to his
side and gently laid his hand onthe
statesman's shoulder. aaamaa
The Chair-The Sergeant-at-Arms
must see that the order of the Chair is
obeyed. The gentleman from Noble
must be seated. ealts. e
Dalzell-I will not sit down. The en-
tire force OF this House cannot compel
A half-dozen members on the Repub-
lican side jumped to their feet to get the
attention of the Chair but did not at.
tempt to interfere. 80 4
Beach smiled pleasantly, and, with a
bow remarked, t'Mr. Dslzell, you must
be seated at the same time bringing
the pressure of his hand upon bis shoul.
der little more firmly i-na5
Dalzell-I yield to force only.
Beach Persuasively but firmly. r.
Sit down, Mr.. Dalzell sit down.
Dalzell-I will not sit down. tits an
Outrage, sir! The Constitution is being
violated! My rights as a member are
being trampled upon! The Constoosh
land then followed that peculiar swirl
or moan, or wave of sound, which every
body who ever heard Da'zell will recog-
nize as peculiarly. his, but which is indie
scribable, in the midst of which Beach
caught him by both shoulders and swung
him into his seat. aa
"Swing partners !" cried an irreverent
small hoy in the gallery as the Speakers
eavel fell with driving force on the desk.
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~Hon ,Jpra RIaf

@H Hon Jere Black was in Wash.
ington the other day, and this is wha,
some one heard him remark: "When
"the leaders of a party are compelled to
stake counsel together to keep one an.
"other out of the penitentiary, it's ahou,
slime they were putting up their from,
shutters and retiring from business" !"
A very compact way OF putting it.
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1T Is A
Valuable Remedy.

sourH BosroN, Feb. Z, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS, H
DEAR SIR. I have taken seve.
raj bottles of your VRsErISR,and
am convinced 1t is q valuable
remedy for Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaint and general debility
of the system.
I can heartily recommend 1t
to all suffering from the above
complaints. Yours respectfully
MRS. MUNROR PARKER,
86 Athens street.
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REThe .silver craze" seems to be
spreading as rapidly 10 the East as it
ever did in the West. The Eastern pa
pers have failed in their efforts to keep
their people in ignorance.
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kFIs ii not little ungrateful in the
newspapers to be denouncing SHERMAN
while he is filing their columns with
sheriff's sales.
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eE The rapidity with which the silver
bill passed The House and Senate, "the
veto of the President Notwithstanding"
has set Mr.. HArrs' head to swimming.
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E The veto Message is quiet. tame
little affair. 1t contains nothing, as the
show bills say. to offend the delicacy Of
the most fassidious.
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kENow. that SITTING Butt has be-
come citizen Of Canada, JoHssY BULL
shoald engage him to- gore the Russian
bear. &
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nFThe veto Message did not create
tho CONSERVATION Of flzzing bombshell
IN Congress.
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rFAs the people did not elect HAYES
TO the Office OF President they should
not expect too much of him
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nTPresideni HAYES couldn't defeat
the silver bill, but he could make mouths
att.
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EEBES BUTLER has been sprinkling
a2little Paris green over the goldbugs.
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n1srrNor1yE pEArUREs OF THE SCHOOL.

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF THE SCHOOL.
A plan Of instruction, strictly NoRMxt. A
Literary Society, in which the Instructors
will take an active part; and special stten.
ton will be given e-the practice of Parlia.
mentary Law. Frequent examinations for
the benefit of teachers. A meeting ofsthe
school will be called each morning for the
discussion of different topics, in which all
will be expected to participates. A complete
course Of PRACTICAL lectures on Teaching
aud School Management. u
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GIVES
Health, Strength,

AND APPETITE.
Ny daughter has received
great benefit from the use Of
VReBrINR. Her declining health
vas q source of great anxiety to
sll her friends. A few bottles Of
vEoFrrNE restored her health,
strength, and appetite.
lH pa N. H. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. AZ Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
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aFCoxaER, of Michigan, Is the Pri'
vale DALzELL OF Congress-.
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woodsfield. March 5. ISIS.

"a union Of hearts, a union of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
A union Of lakes, a union OF lands,
And the FLAG OF OUR UNIoN Forever. "
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NOTICE OF APpoINTHEsn.s I

Estate II Charles Cooper, DseeSssx.
r'HB unisrsignsd has bssn appointed ana
II qualiasd IS Administrater Of ths, ss,ata
o. Charles Cooper, late ssf, Nenrss espasy,
deceased. an s sseeissf s'N'cA
Dated this istA day Of February, 4. q.
''sS, ssS,s ,,e.a ~ aa ID. MFAM
asi>sssss