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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
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iSt-I'llat it is the settled policy
of the republican party i'll Louisiana
10 make no nominations for office,
except iii overwhelmingly rep,lh-
lican localities hut to vote S0li0!y
for independent candidates against
the regular democratic nominees.
2diy-Tiat. consequently, III eNe
cry ease where there is a democratic
nomination, IN opposing indepenG-
cnt candidate is the candidate Of
the republican party.
3'lly-That every man who sup
ports IN independent candidate
against the democratic nominee. is
supporting the republican party,
and openly seeking to defeat the
democratic party.
One of those horrible accidents
that SO often Startle communities.
occurred for the first time in oul
quiet little town, Monday morning,
9th inst. Little Becky StoNHaril
WAS SO badly burned from careless;
handling %; coal oil, that she died
in about ten hours after the acci,
dent.
Poor little Becky ION the NOR
vow would have been twelve yeafs
old. The celebration Of which
event was the cause Of hen untime-
~ aud horrible death, she had
swept and cleaned the yagd, fol
the purpose Of having a play party
with her young friends on het
twelfth birth day, and had set IRE
to the trash which, not burning tc
her satisfaction, she poured some
coal oil from II can on the fire
the flame communicating with tia
all in the can, burst enveioping the
child in flames. Her aunt, Mrs. T.
X. Houston, caught her, and in ut.
tempting to smotierthe flames was
considerably burned about hei
hands ann arms. Mrs. Stoddard
snatchcd "a duilttiom the fence, an(
with remarkable presence of mine
wrapped tlieiehild IN it, and smoth
.erel the fame. This aecnged about
a0to'eloek "A. Ill !. and notwithstand
ing every thing that metieal sl1ii
and attention enitid do shy diet
that night at about s O'clock.
The following telegram, received
here, explains Itself:
DELm. La, Sept. 10, 1873.
10 1ihos. II. .Jones.:
See Maker and eitizells, andsene
aelief for yellow fever sufferers
.eOnr condition is distressing. Doc
tors down CART got nifSes with
ont maney. send funds to Nieks
llrg Bank, subject to order 1T u
u. Keenan,, Treasurer Relief tei tin
lnittee. ". MI. BERRY,
In response 10 tue above, ON
hundred dollars was sent inmetli
ately from Lake Charles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
Treason fn GasKAp.
THE tGREENBACK CREW DESERT THEIh
CoLpRS AND THEIR SHIP.
Houston [Texas) Telegram !

! Dttk a1OlJNtuli''ii iltl N'iIS~ ~ SN''''>
1 convinced tli,tt thew, seFernily aud
/ collectively, made Mp II mmgrel,
/ nonAescrirt nssenrbiape, that hnd
no possible chance Of finding favor
with the people, and certainty none
OF being elected, have nIdressed
to Mr.. Bristol, the county chief OF
he party they adopted hut since
deserted. the following commUnI-
cation abandoning thp nominations
ti.at had been .eHslered, and which
they had accepted.
HIS Is the letter:
!. B. Bristol, Esq. Chairman National
Gireenhack niirty oG Harris County:
Dear Sir nuccepilng the pom
nations rendered to MS hy the late
Greeupack Connty Conveisti,n We
did 81 believing ut hn time Tint
tha action 81 the conVeutiom was III
all respects fair and honorable.
Since then, however, evidences
have come ia us that emissarles OF
the opposite party ancceeded III
controlling an important nunlna-
ton 10y coHnpt mud improper
menns. IL short, that lew tools
Of the Democratic nominees hive
worked their WAY into Il CSreeuhack
convention Ton the purpose Of he
Sruyiug and Selling out the pHrtv,
and that they have succeeded but
two well.
Under he circumstances a ctnud
h;,1gE over the proceedings OF The
couveutiun, aud we deem it du" to
ourselves, us well as Demanded by
the imperative necessity that rests
upUn all honest men engaged IL
the grepnhHck cause to see that al
the very birth ri the party design
ing men shall not be cauuttnHnced
III rerpetratiug those acts Vt CHI
cunery and trucking which htrv'-
disgustel so many Of opr people
with both the old political parties
hes etoiure.
Ne therefore respectfully with
draw nur mines from the canvass
and decline To- RIM under rxjstjup
circumstances
Tend4.ino orr tha,,l,s IN fhr.ran..
vauti,u for tbpir Commitment If tl,a
.na,,i,,,tinn. also to- ooy friends
n4n.raily tbrnpohout the n,nnty
,,nd aistrir, Gnr-thoir ner4rons SIM
mort ,l,ux ror and still udbario., +.
tho csr.asy,,,.l, c,oea and b,1;io,
fnr 9 t,;n,n,,b j., T.yns wa ~
,,,.r,f,,lly Subscribe ourselves
yon,s f.,rr
J'y Brady. cnnaj lnse for Stat.
senator; ,. Kramer, E'AHter; Il. l..
james ArpIeSeniadNr; JAS. ('hHr'.
t'h' 4'fl''e'en'o, tF'' t'-1 ~ J, = me-
t t CIn''t. f D",.j, n II - r",ta,,
District Clerk; Samuel Gejselman
sxessoy. J, II. Cato, Collector. Fl
III Donlnv Tr4asus4r. IT TayIo,
Cattle and Hide Inspector
Thps the Greenbacl party CON
yicted hy It's own nominees Of
bribery and corrnntion of bayino
been Sold ont to De,noorats il Is
openly reoudiatea ana abandoned
It !, in effect .assnssinat4d hv its
own ofYsn,ing ana is apparently
I.bpyond resurrection ia Harris
county some Of It's desert;na
a4;lI IT.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

BEFORE AND AFTER. SAKE nae,
doctor, and III give you q check
fer athousand dollars" The doe
tor gave him Q remedy that soon
eased him, and lie called out !:
Keep ut il, doctor, and Iln give
Won check for five hnndred dol
lars In an hour more he WAS
able to sit up, and he eelmly re-
marked, doctor, / feel like giving
Won a fifty dollar bilI.a When .tllr
doctor was leady to go, the sick
man was ZIP and dressed, and lie
followed the physician to the door.
and said !: Say. doctor, send IN
Nonr bill the FIRST of the month"
When six mouths had been gath
cred to Hines bosom, the doctor
sent IN q hill amounting to five
dollars. He was pressed TO cut II
down to three, and after SO doug,
he sued to get il, got Judgment,
and the patient put in Il stay Of
execution.
ltlis one Of tue great iuystefies
of this world how "a man ean be
swindled out of 100000 aud not
discover his loss until heexamiues
his hooks. We donit suppose there
Us mn editor IN Tire State that
wouldn't discover the theft before
.N
The had lost $40 900 aud that, too,
without examining q single book.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

Moss q fsiftalliiufk are esslA-ll. "
.fos,' poaastlS Of choice oe.5fse fo' - -
do3}etr. The report that They VIZ
asking 50 cts per ID. is .5atSe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

The case Of Wells VS.. The Central
Vermont Railroad Company and others
which WAS argued at the last term of
The United States Circuit Court, held
by Judge Wheeler in Burlington, was
ono Of general interest to all the towns
along the lines of the several railroads
In this State 1t was an action brought
by the orator to restrain the Central
Vermont railroad company from paying
aud the town. village and school dis
trict o! st. Adams from collecting, the
taxes assessed by those various corpor-
atoms against the Vermont aud Canada
railroad company, under the law passed
by the Legislature at its session Of 1874
the orator claiming that the act was I'm.
constitutional and void, ia that it ex-
empted tho real estate OF railroads
IRON taxation, until they bad been in
operation for ten years The case was
argued by Messrs. b. F. Fifeld and A.
4. Walker, for tho orator and railroad
company and L. L. Lawrence and A.
@. Stafford for the town. village and
school district OF St. Adams. The de.
cision, filed the 23d inst fully sustain.
ed the constilutionality of the act. and
the legality Of the taxes assessed under
u, and the temporary injunction grant.
ed by the'late Judge Smalley was dis
solved. This will enable the towns
along the lines Of the several lilroads
having faxes assessed under tuat law
70 proceed o their collection.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

ever 900 6ghsinK ssouG and Chsysunel
Afs 90 tie spPer fesFsr creek, iaVsssiag
tlse hlils ID sha bs9 hcnd q IN Mik rivs
10 AeuiAas. o. he sssrratons ~ ~
Blarkfeet Ard Other iEldlAHs,
Mooay and ssstsy. be svsngeIlsss,
began tbelr lsborssl New Haven, Com,
on sunday. A temporary 5ailding, viii
sosiiRg capacity for 900 people, Ia.
been crested, AID tbs was CROW ded, ban.
dreds being unable 10 gaia sdmltlasoe
The choir Numbers 400 members.
Montgomery Blair, IN the Maryland
legislature, Saturday, from the commit.
tee on Judiciary, reported favorAbly bis
resolutions authorizing and directing the
state sisoruey-geBeral TO sue out bin TO
ties, 10 The United States supreme court
Hayes Title 10 The presidency.
Mrs GaIaes. The celebrated claimant,
has offered to compromise her entire
claims to property In New Orleans for
g., 10000, payable in 10 annual install.
menis, The city is IN such 40 Empower.
ished condition that she Is receiving no
income from tie enotmons property, her
legal right to which has been established,
Grace and Blanche Richie, two little
Missouri girls, have just been awarded
$4,000 10 q suit against the Missouri Pa.
ciiic railroad for the death OF their par
enls, who were Killed near Big Bend
last August. One Of the children bad
previously obtained Judgment OF 5000
against the road for personal Injuries.
II can be stated lh1 alter tie most
careful consideration the President has
determined to make no change in his
cabinet lie does not think that the re.
publican opponents Of bis policy would
be coneiliated by any changes which he
might make.
A New England lady has in her auto
graph album a characteristic inscription
by Ben Wade. A young southern adj
mirer bias writteu--presumably after an
evening passed 10 her company--"l2 40
Am, Time was made for slaves" Be.
meath il Ben Wade wrote, "And eternity
tor slave owners.
/. Not long ago man aud his vile went
to Kansas TO settle. To enable them to
pre- empt two quarter sections Of land
they were divorced; each pre-empted
claim, and as soon as their claims were
made good they were remarked, thus OBJ
tanning 500 acres Of land
40 extraordinary young man, James
Larkin, at Waltham, Mass, last Tuesday,
got drunk, beat his mother sensele.s with
q poker, set fire to the house, and then
jumped into the river. His mother fortu-
nately recovered; the current bore the
wouldbe suicide TO The shore; the police
arrested him, and likewise put out the
ire. All these events occurred within
an hour, aud Larkin Is now where he
will be declared the pleasures of murder,
arson and suicide.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04
NEWS ITEMS.

The loss by the Philadelphia fro fools
up $780, 900.
The Philadelphia Times thinks can act
to repeal the present session of Congress
would do great deal TO revive the spring
trade"
Montgomery Blair assures his friends
that be will not desist agitatipg the presi-
dental question until the expiration of
Hayes term.
John Friebury, Of Welland, Ont, gets
seven years in the penitentiary for setting
fire TO hotel
One hundred aud thirty.four men were
discharged from the Central railroad
shops at Syracuse, on Saturday.
Quiet is retored at Hanover. OF the
large number dismissed from the college
only two were expelled. The sopho.
mores escorted their dismissed class.
mates 10 the cars.
A large number of men are out Of
work in South YORKSHIRE iron district,
England. The two leading works at
Rotterdam have stopped, aud 5000 men
are rendered Idle.
Can medical student live In New
York on 20 cents day? A Hudson
River physician recently answered ihis
question 10 The affirmative aud Teeitcd
bis own experience In cheap boarding In
letter 10 the Tribune.
Madam Christina Wilson's success
during her recent tour In Russia
has been extraordinary. She has never
before been received with such enthusiasm
II that country aud the presents made TO
her have been Of enormous value.
Sitting Bal aud lie friends, 10 the mum.
Der Of 700 lodges, have congregated CO
miles from Fort Walsh and trouble Il an
sieipAted. II Is believed the settlers viii
soon be attacked.
Cardinal Frauehi says that Pope Leo
wishes for strong united Italy. He
only requires The firm assurance Of The
complete freedom Of the holy see. The
temporal power i not 8 dogma.
A meeting o. eolored men interested
in arranging colony Of their race 10 The
west was held ia New York, AID meas
ures were taken 10 promote tic object.
They denounee the Liberlan scheme OF
emigration.
The III earairy At 1T. Lincoln have re-
eeived orders to prepare Cor Geld seFEIe
Dispatches 10 zen. Sheridan state that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04
srArr Nrws

General Gfout Of Barton will deliver
thc addr6' in Burlington on Decoration
Day
The MorTisYille Citizen puts IL thus: =
Six days shalt thoa labor, gather sep,
'pit wood. aud ON tho seventh, we'll
sugar Of.
State superintendent Conant IL active
~ engaged in campaign Of inspection
OF sohoosk, aud Of lectures throughout
che state.
Andrew nrock 81 Barnet claims TO be
chan pionsw cod -s3wer oftbc state, on the
strength Of having sawed two and hall
cords Of anaple wood, three cuts, 10 four
honr.
AT LyudonvlIle, the DIST, the Alr.brAke
sit cylinder cd the engine exploded, and
ne iorce'was such asto iiit The tender
fyosa lbr track and utterly demoralIze its
running gear
The Howe Scale Company will CON-
menoe work IN their new shops a, Rot.
land 10 shout month, with a fierce Of
from foar bundled TO i've hundred men.
Toe BarioF Gaya, OF ST. Albans, con.
template grand prizs drill for purse
of $500 Tor all The military companies OF
lhe siate, daiing lbe coming summer.
On Aosday morning. Mr.. Willis A.
Leaned, Of Fairfax, died of ieiAnus,
eAnsed b. extracting silver from one q
bic bands llss Thursday.
4 @. A. Howe, the man whom 81.
Johssbuty elected collector and constable
u she Match meeting. fAiied 10 furnish
bis 80 coo bond rvqsirei BY law, and 80
the iowa Is without either solicitor or
4 qassssou whether wsili1gford or
Plymeutt shail support certain pauper,
has been tried 10 TIE RutlAnd eoanty
coart three Hines and has resulted n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

Mr., Hayes maintains tho same cool
ness aud equaminitv under the attack
Of Senator Howe that has characterised
his course ever since be took the pres
idential chair. 4 delegation Of Sen.
ators and Representatives who called
on him on Tuesday are ell said TO have
shown more feeling In the matter than
be did. aud in response to their sugges.
ton that there should be an answer
made 10 Howe's speech. the President
said that be was opposed TO public
response. preierring that bis acts should
be the best interpreter Of bis motives
And principles, lie bad sought to per
form his duty. ADD with this BIO was
con,eat. no matter how others with
preiudiecd minds might view biz con.
conduct.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04
a bIll q repeal the bankrupt law hna

A bill 10 repeal the bankrupt law has
been reported from the Judiciary com
mitleo BY Mr. chhsIiauey, Il pro-
'idc' that The bankrupt law, approved
March : ls6i. and all acis ia amend.
ment q supplementary thereto. OF in
explanation thereof, are repealed, pro.
sided that the repeal shall IN no man.
net invalidaie or affect no case 10 bank
raptcy. pending 10 coutt when thia act
shall take elect. The bill passed The
senate ladieiaty commille by ono ma,
lorily. Il was not accompanied by any
written report and II is understood
that lha minority will oppose It's pas
sage very actively.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

Governor Hampton, Of South Carroll
na. 10 bis speech Of the 9Th Of March,
urged equal rights for all citizens,
Amneaty for past official derelictions,
except rs 10 conspicuous leaders who
misIcad the colored element, and paid
high tribute 10 President Hayes's Of
fetal conduct He counselled unity
aud harmony among democrats, aud
predicted that the principles sustained
10 1876. and the nomination Of coHser-
yative men on the state ticket would
result 10 the utter disruption Of the
republican party 10 South Carolina"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

The reserve iorcts Of England which
ate 20 IT, Gated into service consist
mainly clthe militia which, BY the bill
Of 1871. were subjected to Die military
code darng The period 81 distraction.
Asd Which, by thai bill. we're otherwise
Assimilalea 10 the regulars. IL sas
Supposed that the system ~ 1871
would put sse 600 men under arms for
The hour cfneed bot II the beginning
u the prcseht year, only about ] 80 600
were enrolled ia Il. aud these bad re-
eeisea bot slight military aainiag.
ssiil 10 tho event q actual war. lie
reserve ceald quickly be made eGiec
tive. and woeli give Engiaud an army
Of formidable maghitaae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

lhe Loa1oa Railway News says "a,
lsAao % Lahdon a ncw loans durins
49, - behali oi lbe American railroat
ca spaaies has leen 81 but trifiag *
teut The Baltlmore a Ohio CO., aiteI
long delays on account 81 the state o
tee mouey market. issued during h,
se,umu. through Messrs J 5. Morgar
s c., I .00Q. 900 bonds. secured by
mortgage - The Chicago E1teosion
opened The year before last, and the
Chicago. Darlington 4 Quincy r. r.,
= new application To the London
market, obsAieed through Messrs Nor
too. kose & Co. loan Of 81 SOC, 00C
% repay the purchase Of the ST. Louis,
Rock Island q Chicago Railroad. This
e1rtailmenl Of foreign loans ia no more
than could have been expected when
we consider that daring the years 1876
and 1877 there were sold in this coun.
try under foreclosure 81 railroads,
operating 1874 miles Of road and rep
resen,ing capital and debts amounting
% fs3.000, 600. II should be regarded
as a healthy sign rather than otherwise
since it indicates that the era OF ex-
lrayaEaHce aud reckless building ID at
aa end
Antiher contested election case has
been ,lecidedin Congress, that Of Dean
q Field. HE facts Of the case are
Briefly lbat Dean was FIRST declared
but Field claimed that there
was a mistake 10 counting the votes.
The law ot Massachusetts, provides
that when such claim is made the
votes which are sealed up Immediately
after the canvass may be recounted by
The Supreme Court and that their de-
cision shall be final. This they did and
found there was mistake in the count
which being rectiied gave the seat to
Field and the certificate OF election was
given 70 hlm When the case came up
Ia Congress Ben Butlcr. who had a
personal grudge against Field, went
against him, but halt dozen demo.
Gratis had, honor enough even TO vote
Tor him, making the vote tie, but
speaker Randall, against all precedent
in such cases, cast the deciding vote
which ousted Field aud seated Dean
Ii is very evident that no republican
can winin contested election case in
The present house, no matter how just
bis cause Is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

4 aerisiou VAS girea Tuesday 10 ne
sait q tie uHIted States against
eK Gov SAmaal J Tideu 10 recoxrr
some tl5o. 900 income tar The deeis-
ioa vas against The denurrer set Up BY
Mr. Tilden. and the case Is now 20 pro.
coed 70 trial BY isty 90 the question 81
,ks 1iAoast Of income u Mr.. Tildeo
darisg the years 10 which be made no
reiarn klmseli IL u more thaa prob
able that Tildehs counsel viii appeal
The case 10 The United States Supreme
Court
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

Secretary Sherman has been before
the Finance Committee ia Congress 10
explain bis views ia regard 10 resump-
iiou oe1t January II is bis opinion
that the government win be able TO re-
eume provided there il no further
action On the subject by Congress, he
has strong arguments with which 10
back up his position, An extensive
war among the nations oi Europe
might be an important factor both iB
regard 10 the ability TO ressme specie
payment and the recovery from inan-
cial depression.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

MsE8g@ssy BlA.Fs Ees~lsiieas g.
clanng Na TGdea wAs slsttsd Aa3
shai Hayes = ~ sauFFof base p2sse3
The &sTyIabd txgislAivrc. IL few
republscapa 10 tAs hasylaaa senate
made stas ppanii3o they could 0us
assisted lha Hayes had bees nrcog-
niaed ~ Presdeus ~ The governor 81
Msfylasd d TIE Jelly rioss. st5 il con.
sidsfed Presiaest whch dAngcr threat.
ena sal whea houors and place are u
be divided, bot ~ 81 ether time. he i
a frsud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

The war feeling ia Europe is grow.
log stronger, daily. and there Is new
litlls hope Chat II viii he ayerted, Earl
Derby has resigned bis position 10 the
British ministry and 3 war man has
been put IN his place. Both Russia and
England are silently bnt swiftly doing
all they can 20 pot themselves on tbe
strongest possible war footing ard
neither viii be found mapping There
is possibility that terms Of peace
may still be amicably arranged but il
is growing less every day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

srrr % 81 ne state. - crewuiag
mart Z hoz9E asa ss,~esn. let lalsly
Il has qfsyn tecs Used = ! siepping
ssope ~ soanKer nea Who arc ami.
4 e ioE EarshrE hehsrk II ia prize
vteA these . Be seek 90 Szost eagerly
e'tsueai lose. Asa hss nay b. the case
tiis yeU u isprctiy evident ihs, Il
to- RuslAnd men get 70 qaAueliBg over
i aoithef r. thea vii get ID
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

The nutland feadc. Henry Cgafks
paper. says that Col Geo. A Merrill
is after Proetof's scalp Ia tie cominE
GsberhsIodsl contest ltalso Gays thai
Hon. 4 l.. Miaer i considerably TALKED
about a. possible candidate. This o..
Gee. the duties oi which Ia this state
are not very ardaoua. wa formerly
bestowed spoa elderly pen, who de.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04
CAT AR Ri
.SANEQRD'S RADICAL CURE.

ATRsSRs WEEKS X POTTER Sirs: II have
M praotiaed medicine for thirty years. and
have been sufferer myself for twelve years with
Catarrh ia the nasal passages, fauces and larynx
have used everything M the nldteria meiica
without any permanent relief, until finally was
induced TO try patent medicine (something
that we allopathists are very 10th to do. tried
and divers others Dntil got hold Of you're
| followed the directions to the letter, and am
happy to say have had = permanent cure. Your
RADICAL CURE il certainly happy combina-
tion for the cure OF that most unpleasant and
dangerous OF diseases.
Yours, respectfully,
iHtl IHt rs 1rf ID. ". GRAY, II. d.,
OF DR.. d. W. Gray a Son., Physicians and
@4t " Druggists, Muscantine, Iowa.
MusclSTISE, Iowa, March 9th, 1877.
The value Of this remedy must not DO over.
ooked in the cure Of those a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

hTATE ~ YREnogT, Manchester District. -
II Probate Court held At Manchester stthsa
knA for ssia District 90 tie iesh dsy III NJ
4. %. 1911. ..eH
Prssepi, Hon. \. y. bassfo 3, x.Au.
1is AdmiHis'raicss. John Tnslas
4. LA =. ass Inshy, late N Dgrsst We
$3.50, s, ~ eAssf. Proposing y render a.
ssepahi q be naturalization On 40 sss.ss -
I y efdsred by ssld ooaft ma "a .e ssia,s.
sAstatata " allowance Il s session 49, ~ !.
y bsld e Tie Probate Offlss IA Nss1tss.s. =
-. go Dlsa.es % the. 2ilh DAY Il arr.
t,s.t - y, sas - ielss y giYsg b al psrsass Ia
$3.50 ~ w publication " thls o5asg h ~.
AAnt sster J9UesAL : nswsess., ~. y Ms
AAnehttisf, three weeks stie~,-t.IFstx
ptsF.eas 2 sad asae u LsaflBg. W.
true record,
true sopy " rte0gd, '-s-s'
"'s Attest, z D. BURTON, Judge.