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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-21
MoosEHEAD LAKE. Maine. Aup. 10.

SASOs1h6hb A%ahLt -AoibCS N Jug. III.
EDFTORs JOURNAL:-I write the fol-
lowing that your readers may see the
contrast between Kansas and northern
Maine. We had straw berries until
August Let, Rsspbe-ries from July Goth
until August 9Th. Now We are having
plenty of biusberries, new potatoes,
peas, bsets, onions, etc. The hottest
day the thermometer registered s0'-
the coolest $50. To-day at o'clock A.
NJ, $50 at & o'clock A. NJ, So at II
NJ, 81. am writing BY an open wood
FIRE. If any of your citizens wish to
cool off and have q nice trout dinner,
send them here and | will take them
out fishing in a Birch. J. ".
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Dry Greek Items.
he oat cron Is lISht this Year.

The oat crop Is light this year.
MIR. Macomber lie fencing in one hun
dred acres with barbwire fence, for pas
ture.
A little nine year old daughter of Mr..
Armstrong;, found and killed rattle
snake last week. four feet long, two and
one-half inches in diameter, and having
seven ratties.
The moderate showers still continue
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HO n. George W. Benson, brother.in.
law of the late William Lloyd Garrison,
died at his residence in Lawrence, Kan
sas, on the 18th inst, aged II. Mr..
Benson was q prominent Abolitionist
In Mas sachusetts in the early days OF
the anti slavery struggle, but had lived
in Kansas for the last 90 years.
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The most remarkable victory over
trotting time ever made in the world
occurred a. an exhibition trial of Edwin
Forrest on Robert Bonner's private
track near Tsrrytown q few days ago.
His record OF . mile in 2:lli. is one
and one-half seconds faster than the
best time made BY Rarus.
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The strength OF the Popo has visibiy
declined. His physicians insist on the
necessity Of an immediate change. Tho
Pope reiusos to consent TO change of
residence
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Notice..

Having disposed OF our Furniture DEPART
ment We will for the present devote ourselves
exclusively to the Hardware and Stove trade.
Look out for the nj cest and cheapest Ines of
these goods In the State this fall. We recon-
mend Messrs Lott & Eberhardt-our success
Ors-to all our old patrons who want furni-
ture. RADCLIrF Bios.
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Having leased the greater portion Of my farm IN the
gypsum valley Tor term OF Years, Will Offer al
private sale Tor the next thirty days goody supply
oil Agricultural implements, and part my WORK an
inAl- Also magnificent S-yrar Obi Bull (grs,ie,i
purhiinl, - Ice sold because hun no longer
with my stock.
Good bargains and good terms TO good buyers
PlIny, Aug 18Th, l>.e 4, IFpRy
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to dFaw you all the more harmoniously
to the support of the best men, SO that
the Republican party of Saline County,
Kansas, shall make itself ielt as power
for good at home, and respected abroad.
II. c. ORDER, Sinh t,ou
J. e., TERRY. S"o' So"'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Good Plan.

As an ounce OF prevention is worth pound oil
cure II Is good plan TO bay u bottle ut kREsS'
FEVER Toni, ana during the season when LhiIls
and Fever are prevalent, take small dose daily thus
preventing the possibility Of contracting any MalaraI
disease u sou have the Agu- buy a botils and b,
cured promptly and surely. The money refunded II II
does not cure 1t contains uninIn- ~ Poi on and
plr In nj
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Fred. N. Spaulding, City Clerk of
Lssvenworth, has been found to be Q
defaulter, and has absconded. An in
vestigation of the affairs of his Office is
now being made, but the total amount
OF his shortage is not yet known.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO Contractors.

THE school board of district 80 wish let the con
Il tract of painting, pastering and wainscoziing
tee school hcGse N said dsfrctparties TO do all the
handling ami furnish themselves. For plans and
specifications apply 10 OF ad!rsss
NJ. NJ. MANNING. Clerk,
X. w MALTBY pirrrtar
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A Washington paper announces au-
thoritatively that Horace Maynard,
American Minister at Constantinople,
will run for Congress in the Second
District OF Tennesee. The district is
Republican.
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Dissolution Notice.

fnNHE co-psrtn-rship heretofore existing bv and
l. between the undersigned under the frIn name
ant style Of IL. Z. Sungn-isch 10 is this day d .
solved BY mutual consent. r. NJ LuIes has become
the purchaser Of all personal property said hr to
hon all iebts due said nrm must b. paid. aud who
will pay all trbts owing by said firm
C. lUNGFLEISCH
VALENTINE LUDE-
JACOB ILL
Sslins August IS, l..s. 2.-u
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MISCELLANEOUS ADNS.
Notice.

.. - @ Notice. ..
Oystcs CoG-STy Surf PrHiIc issu,srtoS, }
sALISs CnrSIy. k.NsAs.
ssLiNN, Jni,uasy u. l7H.
rpIfFRE will he y hnonihiy .Nsiuiiati Tor t-seh-
en- csrthc aes. the hrst tIs last SATURDAY ~
February and thereafter the same isy IA 'arh 81
t.rnat- month Exercises begin nj ga Snl
Close at Is D Ii and will b. conducted Ia wT'Iits
A fee Of QUE dollar required hy law, 81 zach ailai-
cant. beEDr. ssiiritssLcs To- examination Al al
urs.,. 10 he p-V..g; Ne no allowance be niss los
lO-s Of tinIr
BOARD of tNsNI<Ig-.
The Superintendent Sin h- in hi. "f's" s-FsrE Sd
arisy, except nsstson .iAS io Nh'eh 'Ass ne
will be found in his once ih- loeNins MuifsN .
lie would remind school officers 4, be prufn sea
in repoI u required 10y law .
WILLIAM BISHOP
LII sup Pat. i1-i CtiOp,
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Mrs. Nellie Grant Ssrtoris, daugh-
ter of Gen. Grant, did not die on the
10th inst, at her homo IN England, as
was reported. 1t was her mother-in-law.
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in equity wherein Aiuiphu- Meier is coapl
Gilmore defendants, the undersigned Master ci
this Court, duly authorized 10y ss'i decree. will on
THURSDAY, THE 25ru DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
\. -. 1853.
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock p. ut the front door OF the Court iianse
the city al Topeka, shawnee County, Kansas. sell,
without nppraisemrut for thu purpose named saul
der, the following described property. to-wii. Ali
the right. title. Interest claim demand whatsoever
which the said Kansas Pacific Railway Company ami
The said Samuel ,ilmorr had DE the I'D day of Au-
gust, l. nov have entitled Ia to all
tho-e lans or sections oi land and each aud every
part OF them granted under by virtue Of the acts ui
congress OF The United states Of America, in aid
~ for or by reason 81 IN respect of the Construction
ui IN" railway at the Kansas Pacific Railway Compa-
ny from the Missouri River ~ the mouth OF the Kan
River. The South side thereof To the l,oth mile
West from the Missouri yer upon the said rail
way Of the Kansas Pacific Railway COMPANY except
Ing suCh portions ii any such Land occupied
used for thr roadway cint, anil other PURPOSE. Incl
dent aud yenI.nt To the working OF said rslrosi
subject to prior cncum brance-, ami excepting all
lands Tor which contracts of sale hal been mair by
tnOrIZed agent PRIOR the said oSi day Of August
ISL much Thereof; may be found sun Client Ia
raise the amount decre-i 10 the complainant. interest
and costs ia thi. case AMI which may b. sold sepa-
rat-ly without material injary 10 the rsrtIe, inter
esfei.
The conditions of said sale ar. that the complainant
in this ,uit any OF the parties holding bonds tn.
principal Ut interest whereof Is secured by the mort
gage fDrrrOsed by -aIi decree, MAY become the
chaser purchasers OF said property. and IL they
shall become such purchasers. they shall D..
tied, making Settlement for and pay nient Of the
purchase money by him or them. purchaser or pur-
chasers, Ia deliver To the uni-rsi gnrd Master and
turn and uss towards the payment of such purchase
money. OF the coupons hri by such purchaser ur
purchaser TO towards the pay msnt whereof, the
proceeds of such sale shall be- legally apple
reckoning such coupons for such purpose \ sum
not exceeding that which shall b. payable Of the
net prOceeds Oi such sale u such purchaser or pur
chaser-, the holder holders OF such coupons "a
his their Just share aud proportion, in that charsc
ter Oi such net proceeds oi sale due appoTton
i.nt OF aT accounting concerning such net proceeds
HIRAM T. DILLON
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The following is taken from the Mes
lila New Mexico) News, paper pub
lished by Mr.. Ira N. Bond, brother of
Hon. T. l.. Bond, of this city:
Col. VIM. A. Phillips u member Of
Congress we believe tor 6 years, and who
come very near being elected to the u.
5. Senate last winter from Kansas, was
next visited 10 his room, for we looked
upon him, as it we're, as an old tune
friend Col. Phillips Was as backward
AS l6 year old maiden about giving Us
any Information as to his present and
future operations and intentions, and We
saw at once that be had about 80 years
experience on 'interviews." He gave
US good reasons which were entirely
satisfactory. Nevertheless we obtained
a few items which may be of interest to
the readers of the News.
He has been so closely confined to the
arduous duties as member Of Congress
for many years, attending to the inter
ests of his constituents, that he conclud.
ed to take this opportunity for recrea-
ton and rest. He wanted to know
about the climate, productions, resour-
ces and capabilities of the Great South
West, and particularly the Rio Grande
Valley. He was ACTUALLY astonished and
sgreeably surprised at the wonderful
richness Of the whole Rio Grande Valley,
but especially OF the Mesilla Valley,
which he considered the prospective
vineyard of America.
He says when We get railroads, land
that We are bound to have three or
more at no distant day. into our Valley
that VIC will send wine, fruit, cattle, pro-
ducts of our mines ETC., North for their
gram, goods and manufactured articles.
He believes that New Mexico now has
about 100000 people and he sustains US
in the view we have previously express
ed that the Rio Grande Valley can sup
port millions of people. He believes
there will be 10000 people rush into our
territory this year, and four and five
times as many next year. He says we
must wake up from our Rip Van Wrinkle
sleep, as it were, and develop our vast
resources, and put in such crops as will
give US the best returns, or we will find
uto hcu iIoil tuC III CouhO hSiS
and make fortunes all around US while
the present population will look on. He
is now on his way to Shakespeare mines
to examine them for tho satisfaction OF
himself and other parties. He thinks
our mines may yet give employ
ment to many thousand persons, and
believes our best and richest mines are
vet IN he discovered
We incidentally learned from others
that Col. Phillips was writing some val
liable letters about this portion OF the
footstool to tho New York "Tribune,"
and We expect our people will soon see
some interesting letters from his pen IN
that paper. We believe he is also pre-
pairing u series of articles for Harper's
Monthly. Col. Phillips is ono OF the
live, active and influential men of the
West, and we hope he will invest IN our
section of the country, for it will be OF
great benefit to US.
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From the dispatches the information
Is gained that o conflict seems possible
between Russia and Germany. Ger
many wants more sea coast, and conse-
quently has designs upon Holland.
Russia does not favor any plan which
shall increase tho maritime Importance
of Germany
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A Meeting Of the Republican Central Com.
mittee.

owing to some misunderstanding among the mem
beers oil the Republican Central Committee Of Saline
the intention OF the above call with ref
there Will be meeting OF the
Committee at the City Hall in Salina, Saturday
Aug 3d. ls19 CLOCK r. NJ, for the purpose oi
considering question: remodeiing the call If IL
may be deemed necessary. NJ. ID. SAMPSON.
Chairman Republican Central Commute Saline Co.
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Notice.


NaInA, JUL = It.s
NOTICE -herely given that the following. rIb-i
~ tracts Of school lsul AMI Inyrpy en-nt- situa-
ted IN Saline cOuaty, han-.-. viii b- oasrei fot al.
at public adcioB AT the Ocire The tOu1fy Treasurer
IA the Court ,usr at .S,us. hausa- GA Saturday
the sixth rHv nf september. u l-s*. h@iv-sn tho
hour. OF IL O'Clock aIn % cirCk
No ht Will %. entertained Tor l--- ihI TIL spyrsl-
~ value Of at land improved -nt- shown his
notice. suI OH-tsuth 81 The purchase money for The
lari AMI tai Nslue OF improvements must 10 pad a,
tim. O
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Notice for Publication.

LaSUO OFFICE al saItsA. hsFshsr
Angus; sfif. - .
NOTICE - herrbs gwen that the follow tnx u,iar 2
~ settisT has flied notice Oi hts ntrnti"n 70 male
final proof In support 81 hs csiu. s"s' -"eurs ~ %
entry thereof The expiration Of thirr fv- tTn hF
date of this notice. VIZ Mrtin. ~ ,n.r-frsi At-
plicatIoh, No 1915 tor The NH 90 r'gf J.. =
". and names the following hy- .ti.~Ha"- -
John DOn-san. James ks"-.r. sui 81 .Efp ~ 81
SAlin. county haua., EbsF
..a "a#s ~..I
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The primary elections will be held at the usual vot-
ing places except specified by the committee fol-
lows: In the ciiy Of Sains, In the urst ward, the
Civ Hall; in the ID ward nj r.. l.. Norton, Esq IS
once in the 81 ward in the lower hall OF the School
house; IN the 9Th ward, Martin 4 Chapnan's pant
shop In Spring creek precinct the primary cleo
lion will be held ut the school house In Knoxville
and in Walnut precinct al summit school House
The committee recommend thai alternate b.
elected Tor each delegate.
G. GnlnKR ID SAMPSON.
secretary. Chairman.
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T.. T. Rous~. CITY CLERK
STATE ar KANSAS,

hereby certify that The abbyr and foregoing -
true aud correct copy OF The original ordinance Tile
Office, passed by the Jonncilmrn OF said city
meeting held On the 18th day OF August, lSs9, and
that the vote on ITS dual passage Is recorded IN Tour
nal u. page III r b. HowEN,
Irrk
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At S.LIN.. HANS

July q. l>.9.
NOTICE. u hereby given that tn. following named
~ settler his ui"i notice of hi- Intcntian To make
enii proof IA support OF hts clam aai secure hnz
liri thereof al The expiration of thirty DAYS from Ia.
late OF this n"iic", VIZ Thomas 'IbhS, HOMESTEAD
AIplicsii"n NJ l6,l. Tor III. hail the north
east quarter OF Section p, Township 10, Range
west and nsInr. Ii- following Ne bis witnesses, va
l.. j Addison y " shaw AMT & =. t.b-rharr all
d sstnc county, Kansas u. L.. BOND.
Ih-hi R.xlsfeT.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OsSIcE AT SALIVA, Kansas.
SA.luA Argus, It,fh 10

LAND OsSIcE AT SALIv,, Kansas
sa!IDa, August l5ih l..g
NOTICE IL hereby given that the ioiIown X n sme,i
~ settler has hei potic- Of his intention TO mai,
unsi proof IN support VI hi- ella IN aud secure nD.i
entry thrreUf al The expiration OF thirty DAYS from
the date OF this notice, VIZ: Mlcha-l u-Ckr Home
-t.si IMPLICATION. No iSS0. Tor the sht nwar >-r-
ton "a. Township To- Rang west and maine IN. fol
lowing AZ bis " illnesses, viz LogIs tsdc--un. Cha
l-rnin. aud ,ha,- khertiLrif, all or SIin- cauoty
hal-a- l.. BOND.
2y-St Recover
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Saline cou1ty will meet IN Del
eeste COny .ntion the Court House In Sailna, on
nut in nonination candidates for the omees
named Is follows: sheriff, County Clerk, Register oil
Deetie County Treasurer, Surveyor. Coroner. and =
County Comm issioner from the Second Com missioner
Dsrrict of Saline county. A Republican County
Genital Committee will be chosen.
The urinary meetings to elect delegates To the
County Convention will be held in the voting pre-
cipcts Of Saina between the hours Of O'Clock ana
a O'CLOCK p NJ and in all other precincts between
the hours OF and O'Clock p. N. -on "Wednesday,
october eth, ls:9
he basis OF Representation will be delegate for
each twenty votes and fractional part Of 10 votes oil
the Republican msjorites in each and every voting
precinct Of the county 70 be estimated on the votes
cast for the Republican, Democratic and Greenbsck
candidates for ONCE Of Secretary Of State At the
general election in 1875 and is as follows
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We have received the premium list
book of the Kansas City Exposition,
as well as the usual complimentary
tickets. The Exposition is to CON-
mence on the 22d OF September and
continue to the 9th. We also acknowl-
edge the receipt of the premium list
book of the Nineteenth ST. Louis Fair
and Exposition. 1t opens Monday,
September 22t, and closes October llth.
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Foreclosure Sale.

IN pursuance OF the order and decree the Circuit
Court oi The United States ia and for the District
Of Kansas, at the November Term, iSss. held To-
peka Kansas, entered Nav jth. 1873 an 4 ,erIaIn suit
in equity wherein Aiulplu- Meier is cosip ain
the Kansas Pacific Railway company AMI samuel j
Gilmore Il defendants the undersigned Master ci
hi, t.nlri. .lnlN amihnrllrl hy .AI iiscIrr will
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H~Niscrlisnecsts Roas. not f.-ufi ssaassf
shelves sill DO ordered \; Psii,lishsr's pfsr.-.
on application
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t-sI,t2t
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
THE TEMPERANCE MEETING LAST
NIGHT.

The Reform club meeting last night 20
very large one was varied aud interesting.
On motion 10 adopt the report of the
Commodore RolIingpm lecture committee.
Captain William, ros" to make a
personal explanations He said uut he hud
heard complaint, Ihal tht committee had
advertised ryt'ayagantIy and given ont too
many complimentary tickets, ETC. lie had
10 say that as chairman OF that committee
he had exercised hi, best judgment. The
entire bill for advertising amounted TO only
- 30. and had the evening been prouiiou,
the club would have madc q handsome
thing Of it, without investing Il doInr. Az
the affair turned ou' only - 30 had
passed 70 Che treasury: but Il was 50 much
gained, and il it had cost any labor, effort
or anxiety on the part q! any mem.
Der Of the club except himself, he
would ike 10 hear that mem.
her speak out. He had performed
all the actual work, the club had proGtr,l
- II somewhat, and he was not il 4 hu.
NOR to patiently listen TO carping and com
planning from thos" who did nothing.
Capt Williams closing amidst applause,
the report vas unanimously approved; and
vicc.prcsidru, AYERS, preceding. called upon
Judge locum to addrcS, ,hc meeting,
The Judge avowed himself temperance
radical; tc placed the cause above all
other causes, and what it bad ionc for
Cairo could, to some extent be seen in ,hr
changed condition Of many within
the sound Of his voice. 1t had
>nalchcd scores Of men from the VERGE Of
the gutter, restored them to honorcd
places in society, gave them back to their
families gave them control over them.
selves. And he was pleased to observe. too,
that the good cause was not wanmu.
| This large mcciingl tonight shows tina, the
| pcoplc are acting from the force Of deem
rooted convichon He regards the club n,
foundc' upon the rock, and had no appr..
tensions rs 10 lis future,
The chairman then called upon Mr. Wes
leg Lane. He responded saying that ahou,
fourteen months ago he signed the pledge
and hat rr'ig;"usly kept II until about tt
. week ago, When he got on q
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Phy-iian- speak in Terms of Praise in favor of the
HEALTH PAD.

CINCINNATI, June ~, 1870
tIn,,ng had some considerable acquaintance with
The operation Of the Pad, can concencinusly
commend II az an excellent remedy In all the ds.
eases for which DR., Forbes counsels its use
DIR. j. HALlOWELL,
276 George Streets Cincinnati.
What Rev. Joseph Emery, the wclhknown CITY
Missionary, says;
CINCINNATI, june III, 1870,
Ilnving had long acquaintance with Dr. Forbes,
am satisfied that whatever he recon mcnds he does
go consccnclousy, and will prove all they promise
REV JOSEPH EMERY.
Extracts from u few of the Many Letters frequently
received ut the Office.
one says ~ feel that your Pads have saved my
nv case. |, has entirely removed my costiyeness
md consequent Sick Headache" Another rites:
"Your Pad attended strictly to business, and In
forty eigh, hours felt ne well q ever" Another
Your Pad hns cured me Of Biionsness and tyr,
pid Liver am better than ] have been In twenty
years" sun another says:-I have endured all The
After using your pad oil these lila left mo-" One
more ~ hive nerd your Pads with perfectly satiu
factory results, and ch,criully recommend Thorn 10
all"
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MEDICAL
mHE HlIEAT BLOOD TONIC

po, tho cnrc sr nil Diseases arising from impure
hlood. and for inylgumlng and strengthening NE
vital organs Arc you weak, nervous, debilitbled,
paid and cmncalod' Have You bort your appetite
Have YOU nausea pain In INC hack @cI II So Dr.
Lindsey Hood Scarrhcr will drive out the disease
and bripr hack the Bloom Of Health, Pimpcs,
BoIlr, Erypipelas. letter Sail Hhcum, Nc, are but
srfarr indications of blood Disease; and Dr. Lind
reyr Rood Srsrchcr, by purifying the system son,
ems the skin aud bcautidus The COMPLEXION sod
nv ali drugists 81 % porboltle. 4 Il, sellers,
Proprietor Plnsburg Pa BARCLAY Bros Agents
Cairo
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PROBATE COT RT.
ngN q 5 YoclN. llpgn. rnE.plNo.

NOV Il. = ih NJ, u DFF' NEt~tb'Ntt
HggNpAYAyD srDAY, yGB. !tANp?S, 1870.
sale bin in estate Of Thomas T.. Walker
deceased, returned into court, examined
and approved
Inventory and apprai.mcnt billn estate
Of Frederick NJ Stockilcth, deceased *
aHjncd and approved.
inventory and apprj,mcnt bill filed Ny
frcdoIine Bros, surviving partner Of Fred.
erick VI. Stonktlnth, deceased examined
and approved
The bond lied by George Fisher and let.
tiers i,,Gcd ;o him in vacation rs administra
tor Of the estate Of William T. Bccrwart,
were examined and approved.
petition and bond Of Peter Saup Us guar
dian # minor heir, OF John b, Ghio, he.
ceased, flied, petition allowed, bond APP
proved and ordered that letters Of guar.
dianshjp ISSUE 10 him.
inventory ~ Peter Saup, guardian oi
minor heirs of John T. Chic, deceased
filed, examined and approved
Peter sup, administrator OF the estate
Of John g. Gho, deceased, having com.
Piled with the order of the court heretofore
made, i, discharged from further liability
as administrators
Claim Of Eli Atshirc for 81 30 vs.. estate
of Green Il. Parker licensed, examined
and 81 - allowed in fun as Of seventh
class clam
Report Of A. lomings surviving cXcca.
tor Of the last will and testament of James
Garland, deceased. submitted, examined
and approved.
Petition OF tico Fisher, administrator of
the estate of William T. Urcrwar, dc.
ceased, to sell personal property at private
sale, examined, approved and sale ordered.
Court adjourned until Monday, March
lOlh. next.