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, 1879-06-06
THE OAR.
lfANL.AN's TRAINING.

sptciai Dtspateh 10 The Tribune
>, TORONTO, June 5.-A leading member Of tht
llan'an Club, now wiki Han|an, seu1s un inter
est!ng communication, In whfcl, lo says:
o 'anlan IT,, . u steadily a work. taking daily exercise
4 hard al work sIIsr!menttne." m INV tff H. ~: nl'"s ~,
W banda full Of new notions In tho way OF tje and
sIa' sca fna e1me 1 Ct tho papers aro beginning ia
eyer, the old story of tho 6ny wLo smiled wicn
tns san!ffel son1ht new position ii In order TGe
5oy le't suFc that bis rao was about Hight In range
np hls a.iad that EnRshmon ars nervous @ When W1e
.eppcs to u 10 !, a. taR tor n
neccssltT y the mother Of nav fieas, and jul now
ths ESncli'h q champion !, ~ fof Il re,se iio
Saaa and ver1 anus.ne 10 csnadIans 81 m
Gas ea sa Eff = nj nnd;cnaoe q
that b stole my tricks ifom EIitou. II bes.en. s
hewever, 10 con 5uaty saY: 'lpu roptcd nv stYie'
f. TSss 'xe i no ~ Ps + ba i ss m s s
opes at the ~ koeest " !the ot are moi desd.
comforting sermon on tic ultimate salvation of ali
me1t was asked II 10 believed Il ail, rcpI,cd'
o sadsd e ecoisi 0 nv e. sss sn n.y. fosS
knew t was!"-so with ths EoIs ~ p.rty, fbayy INV
think he can beat i!anian, hut they wonla riys
sonasnt o bsE to know at o can uqs
Ro.: has eene'sasl to 90 buck to st. Johns, and
Ensd sd u soaseraea i tSk oS4s SssP
scullers will be glad 10 haye HIN leave IL hls araa
SHADE. sta was con...nt menace over tasm liz
nag psematafely aged him. and the glortes Of tie
past s Of the psst 20 far a. aeui!nR In iii case,
Z concerned. Mawdon yst unmatched for any.
". and the fall stunned him. AN1eA
~. haxe , so,t Of fancy that 1lanan means 10 let
, 1879-06-06
CANADA.

e"raerfe'a lnfant HFup-Thv Fatlur.
s"e "eehan'cs' ltank.
i9HosEo' June b.-The general elections fol
ne ftosinee Of OntarIo took place to,dny. In
5 "eI5 Inc excitement vas greater than at The
no"in'on s'eetaohs last septcmber. Both par
Iea tu'ned OUT strong and poIed full vote
.v'or.o 400 all t''e cities In the province, CT.
@ ssps ,ian'ton, returned Conservative mombera,
Wv n'f' n1oMats tofernment has been hand.
~. ue.5 .ustained by tho country, During the
10. sssson ~, ~ coald only count on fourteen
~a1o1tY' hoen tho new House meets he will
nave At least double that number. All the Min.
.nss's n4sc ooeo 5e.o'ceteus Tic Hon. Mr, aoxat
49,. ~ ~. W. co"s!'t0eheee, Toronto and North
o1.ola' Hs vas beaten tn the former but re-
s s..neu ior tae !atter " l,5oo majority Mcasrs.
,,.. s..' Au "Ao.'is, eonseffatlTe leaders, have
oeen fethrneu. AS dominion politics wcrc In
asoaoeeo INTO the struggle, the result is looked
uPoa u an un1nistakab|e condemnation Of tlte
Nauo'lal policy. sfrJohn Mcdonald, Sir Charles
Fupper, and S.r \. L. Tilcy delIycrca addrce.e,
at yartou; places t1nrtnt. Yha r,n,,rt,., -ess
half of the Con.crr,,iro o,,no.,.tes e" VI pe'
tlmatea 10 the electors that tho policy Of The
pominson dosernmcnt was on trial. The result
cannot be at all gratifying 10 them. Atmhlnlrht
eighty constttuencjee h,d hsa,, ,,as.'. ".'sn' .n
giving g Liberals at o. conscr...,ss. uss.e 1so'
o+n .inhA AACaV
a'e e'e"t eopst1thcneics to hear from, and they
are expected to still further auRment Az
Mowat's majority.
sptetai pf,natea IN rz- ,,.t,,,x.
OrrAw.. inns !. r., ~.
ro.+ ~ rt.s, "e ou@o OF ArRSlf VIII
Heet Ae AaFquA OF Lorn9 and the Prtnce6a
Louise at Quebec. lie is scco,nnonfed n. t.s,
OF the Ladies' Campbe]l. The ,or,y nil, ."e
nt tl,c nnrJrnt contt,i T.. pAE "Hi 'eAaa'a
,vhior, 49,, ..t,t ep. . w oseE week, alter
"nsu ee] WI! Apeno several weeks tAhtnE on
tae Lower st. Lawrence, visiting st. Johns and
Hallfax. Prior to theis visIt to N'eatcrn f,nt.-
rio ttcy will tak. trtn n an. r,s.s, ..1 o""Ae
Yrom nnehnc ~ '"o o"iseo states
r,,o SN,'.
tne MoTKMen employed on The raIlway-brtdre
a. lie ChRudc&a hnVe mado demand for an in.
crease Of wsr9s. They havc bcan ,,ta Or Ne..E
per diem, an1 now ,r,n. =, ~" ~ pa.u ~ ceata
mand, IN 49, "au1 sl'lo' IL the'r de- |
u wv aeeeaea TO- they Will 20 ou strike.
dpfe'a! 0ffn'fca 10 7ns Tribune.
MONTREAL, June 5.-The aeents OF some of /
the Montreal steamship linz. ana ,,,1,osts"s =. ~
r,ale ccnfract. Inv Inv, -, Aa..ol1cu .., ~
don and Rristn1 ~ Il a. 20 carry cattle 70 Lon,
nsro In sfoct - us IpcE neau. his NIL
Of On.aro W6ic - resa usaSg Calls ncse on parts
Boston. 'u'ppso through
iFIth refererrc IN H.. 7,.., =, ..,n,
which rc.n1tad fs.,' 8" csIa namet!
Dr. CordCrre's Infant s,rnn 4ha. ~ ppxesuose OF
made anTnr rrm..ra ~, .ah, .1'e 1;tf1tnq tost
te colnsel. enter"d ~ " " sottoa -. Sas1erre s by
aues. The j;otf ~ -" r.. 1a.s .S' eotuN Gam
allied that kfrt,n to nuscp :, 49,,
, 1879-06-06
TIE MESSIAH.

| I91E nj ll.SSIAH,
Tic Apollo Clubclose, Its .easop la. ov.n,,,
With the performance Of tic "sfcssI,n ;, o etsoH
..,., -" ~. !"enaa aua'eaes. inc CLUB turned out
"ith iuli RANKS, aud was reinforced, or rather
retarded, by an orchestra Of about thtrt ., ,1vo
pleces The solo1,ts wcre ,fJ,, Fannv Ka,'a@'.
who haa n1rcaiv han, t.sa..s,. ana1 nsnose'
aas"s wv ".a a'lcau5 peeh lasoFapiy known to our
coaeert-Roers; AIR. COURTNEY. tho English tenor,
aud Mrs. William Hayden. OF Milwaukee,, both
Of whom aro new cotncrs: ma A. WhItras
who Is always welcome. Il Viii bc % r.nshss "nnsy
that ia previous Apollo eonrert MI" gIe,sa w"1aea
made great SUCCESS IN another work OF Han
dels, but tue 's Messiah has given ia Tho frat
real teat of her nh,tItv .a .s. n'eS
aud notlv sbs Sustained n " IT,, ''oees' o,eet
,Gd9 n.iro ~. yoleo and admirable style wcro
hsea se Mth telling cleet ln ali her numbers, but
Le ner sfcatese success ~ns n'ade In the aria, ~
Kn4w I.N thet ny Redeener lyeth," which she sang
da w'tm admrabtc exnrs'sioo I'M! strong religious
aervor; asrs Yer method Is admirably adsptet, to
Gsatorio musc especially ie a.a dlstIactnoss Of
a aes t!aociauo th al!a w ccarness Of hcr runs,
ano tue correctness and good tasto OF her phras.
. nts. slIs' nayaeu. ms o'to, was evidently ner-
, 1879-06-06

:, Lord Dudtcy's el,tIdrcn's party, on the 7th Of
May. IN London. 10 sad to have been one Of tho
Wales VA tllcre with her TWO pretty little Ellis,
and 40 werc all the pretty women who hni \
si,l!d M ot any sort to bring.,n The dance was id
PFucess pr re at no} Lo Edn and the
, 1879-06-06

OTHER uAMH9. t1tr.
sphiHoFiEL1,, June 5.-AllApys.,4; Bprtnv-
fields, 0. Championship. ...e. "o
WORCESTER, June 5.-WolGastcrs, II; Uticas,
s. :, pEh',
a.. i.oTst1s june 5.--Hops Differs, 8; Manehcs-
,,d, Nsw BsDronD, Jdaa 5.-Natlonais, t; New
, 1879-06-06

a correspondent OF fhu Hostou yoarua. tells
tho following stofr u! hs OK ex3ereues In that clty
10 lsi7 Or ls4s' ~ xas then young man juat
entsrtag buotess, and had tho mpudepcs to
al!om what little board nature had bisss ID nla
Mill 10 grow, not excepting tho uppcr Iip. {tdo
, 1879-06-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMU0EhlEN IS.
- --7 ---77-----
TffE COMEUfE rRAyf.Arar
The famuus artists Of thr Co,ncdfo rran,s,
arrived in London last. suuI"y. .' viii t.h'sn th.
sa.s.a Isu e.oao o. Faf1sIahs'-frtends, relative
literary meu, newspaper corresppnlcnta mr.
and women Of fashionable parfs.-n, nrn,,, ,
follow in :" The trail Of go11en sn,cn1or ;, ~ =,
Cotnetfc rtapcatse. II. Win, ~ ~ ~ xs..I -
anu Al: safceY, OF Tue 7tmIs, aEe among u
journalists who arrived with the cotnpapr. Wit
tho intention of giving to tho world nj par
their Impressions nf rS,rfon fIfo A. ~. ~
tornanees oi Tie compauY arc familiar 10 Pari
tanss the critics will doubtless turn their tnerc
less fancca Oh the audiences who will a.so,nl,
to greet their countrvton nn1 c,,,,, 49,
a"u the number Of dead and wounded vii
| douot!cas be large.
Tfincs have changed sfuco The frat Witt ,f III
Comedte Frapcstne In Eno,,nd In 11ao 49, 49, 49,
| ~, f1...-.,.s. - a'e'"''' ~ is4s' "neh LII
pS wSo naymarxet r Ibsatte W.: lled With
ma ma evcr"thnm w ~ uell hos.i'tts 10 Frencflmci
win : ro,;, nrnE.,,i .sAasleo tle PLAYER
rt 'as upfpsee, ora.Ees al,n other missiles
was ony asty % restnred r Suqtenee 3a a,i ordc
hrc.ar at NJ -, OF .wo stofaI ionlouers,
ncratc,y 'T ~ ~ iaa rponesaT5, VINO mad fa1cn dcs
tresss. n ~ w., ouao Win 1"o Of the charming ac
Tha Nc,v Yos,, 1..x,y
M, sav ,"e 9pen!1s last Monday night At the Gaieiy
rcns KY ,'iae oee' wa the most n'agnld-
~ mt,t ngnI that London has crer seen,
tsHcn nGs o1eiSptnE TIC Grand gatherings at havo
the Ia.. "'ats =. ing ltaan to greet
Tia . dsvs ~ nSesI ~ aafossd 81 Dlyas. encc
ale noihlng has excited 30 much dramatic utter
e. Es, IN London "a this coming Of the celebrated
.penerf rsef sopany For weeks the Paris
oponasats navc peen sendinK " accounts Of the
pxsa spa.asona ior ing TRIP English papers havo
orsiat. tS Us c9uns o. personal description Of the
Ions rcsme. a u1s of oaaaGe aaa Journal as printed
Gag Geong H. gI1eis9 to appear Then there has
~; nSG s.e uiulculty Win the Lord Chamber
~ .especsns te permission to perform certain
=, T., e s ,osi plays which have been seen
tint y noaaon 9eresoio5e only In Tic weak aapta-
~ TaPIst sPsIstsy attea LOT ihe morals and prudcry
boxcs III aaia ana1eaeSs s Me! weeks ago all the
utgS ana s:ata o. the aaetY were takcu+ and
.Jh,oeat w uao tneatre was alcd With all persops
n In1nn nd iSc1'Iny issn!onsea , and literary
"':T Ill., ,aaIes n:;a q. use 41nn IN town"
for IN te see ssasa, OF wales aas taken three boxes
, 1879-06-06
MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS

IN Three Years OF Trcatmcnt.
eo1 of cEricrRA. and direct it to me- Thc iniisr
~ no1 yoa sent me has done me mora coon than iii
@ Nv aoctors In three yeAEs The doctors have done
me no good. My feet and legs arc healing fast il
:" '"ueeu ccT1coaA. Yours truly.
Moscow, Nlnn., Juno .5 1878,
, 1879-06-06

1ss..t =. ai4..-phi!lips, Eds%n. % E.aE,n, c,,,,
Fiji hstse hse ou halls-Doe4ebsr.
ssSSst oa.@rrnsto 3; C1evslsad, T.
frets called M nnsadlc5. "; Oh Mitchell. 1877.
HMssd bsiis 1ps pum aradlet. II; o6 A!tchs]l, III
~. se,isss-11aiI!1nii e,isss.-1itt!1Snsiii, Reilly, :. "''
'npsseeEeaso,tI houss and ten minutes.
xa. Aaks ssN1Noa At uossos,
bo,ros e'af ~. 0tsattfeA - zas 1stkunr
~ pIisvess pIivsae a. h-rhe Bostons hare At 1o.t
~ lie b"T,Iaom MIaom they can hlk.. In The 0stno
te nm .iqs on "a today. which was iptesraotad
Il. bsd lnS an1snafo ha'f q the fourth niue, liz
y. oa9 .sornE seven rln. Rtehsrdstnnb det basc.
sspPro,imIa imIan who hlt bond ta,elY' HI fshs ~
Aee eHtnes arc watched wsta great
, 1879-06-06
CUTlCURA SOAP
9aperfar to Any.

-, CMAs. DENIM. Druggist,
Fifst PLACE, curuer CouTt-st,.
BROOKLYN March l, 1870.
can cheerfully speak Of The healing ona1it,.. ~
your uuTicuhs Soar. and it, peFfume d tuperIor
~ anY OF the standard soaus now ID nsc.
CuA9. DENIM.
, 1879-06-06

arc prepared by Weeks j. Potter Chem[ste MI nrn0,
E!st. 800 Washington st oaton and afT fr sale X
a. i,FnKlsts; Fries OF Cut!cura, small boxes, 81
tia: tGn.s: large boxes. containing two and ons-aatf
tIaGs inc quantity OF small, 81; Resolyeut 81 mar
bottle: Clelcura Soap 10 cents pce cake: ~ maij.
W Cents; 5 cakes, 7b cents, - A11'
, 1879-06-06
By tnAtAut1Y Affecting tha

By instantly affecting tho
NeFvous System. their In
alt3cnce IL At once felt 1T
tae fArthest extremlttes,
!tcnco Pain, which ARISES
from 4 disturbance Of tho
!. In eserT Instance al II by
Ion OF the l1eart, In1am M.
ef. and Kidneys. Irritation
'~als, Indigestion. Dyspep--
, 1879-06-06

A grim story OF winter has inst cn,ne througl,
Nv +4tssoad., Vi Fost Mtsxouia, ison liz will
, 1879-06-06

fn changHahle climates Caswefl'# Cannuhor
chtcsgo by Tuck Il Iiaynur. e9'1 :"
, 1879-06-06
COLLINS.
varNc t. - ELECTED
hLAsTERS

Scrye Forces, II cured
magic: Also. palpitatl
tlon ! of tho Lungs, Liy.
OF the Stomach and 10
Etl. and Dilfona t,Qltc.
, 1879-06-06


ClscrNNATf, o., Juuc 5-On this. the third
aay OF tho Quecn CitY Jockey Club meeting, te
attendance w'as tho best OF tho week. The
weather Is splendid, md tho track In f1uu conlf.
t!on.
Inc arat race, milo dash, startors-Griashy
t"ao sold ln the pool for 5o), Juntata {a7, Glen
ua''a (2s) Enterprise 10y, ucn. jackson f10>.
cfosslet {1o}, Juat Over {i0). Tllu horses weyo
started ut thc'1ir attempt, with Glcn1atla In
tac lead. With Croaslct secoud; tue others closo
up. she increased tic lead three lengths dr.
lug tho f1sstt half mile, anl was never heatied.
Coming In on the home-strctch, Enterprise raya
her hard push for first placn, but dlenIaa
w9i' .,a,I BY half lougta, Juoiata third. Time,
The second race was In milo heats. preyjou.
t9 the race, nools sold as follows: Ben Hijl. 3D.:
Allss HardaWav. 60; Bucltshot and War Bnn-
net, ae!u' at " The horses were oil at tic first
nhnh hsnhp, s M1eh oId dHas54away IN she lend position
creased to two lengths, but on tlte home.stret.h
Alll crowded her closely md was only beaten
sot " es s w. MSafibh bsDber ~ iS fst m sssGa Puck
19, noW the faYorite in tic pools, selling ut 10.
llll at II, aud tho field ut o. Ti,e horscs Eot
nad m start, Buckshot leading, Den ilill second.
mar gan1ss thrd an4 nardaway far in ths
re- foa' ta nucksho. held h!s lead until coming
mud took to % tho fence. s' b. Beu o0i1fa IIi'1
f. f. Themselves, tie former winning BY head'
l:4o1. In tho third hsat, Hou Iiflt and Miss
Hartlaway wero the ony Starters with tic iatter
selling Mt 20 and the formcr ut TO in tie pools,
iI; tng norses Eot good start, but liill took
i!alt mile and III the last the lady dropped back
rass ~ almost In walk at l Az. ~ '
,oh ts ,ti ti'lFd l, rsee Tas les # Two miles Essl.
, 1879-06-06

Fsa F%s ssc o%y Y una Simon 'ssond' sGyia'E tSiPd
| COMING TO cu1QAuo,
Special lAxDafeh TO 7as 7+55uns
,r'. nM1m1, Ma., Hso:, juno s-A special ear contain,
be!onging TO lleury Schwartz. OF California. Iefts
nero this afternoon for the Chicago rnces. hioi.
" cna' a'Scqr,t1, rsr,r. Experiment. Ga5a D., Blossom,
lng LUCKY HaldWtn's stable, will follow to.tnor.
row. nlo*som will run In the four-mtlo raca At
81. Louis next week, ~
4 fIAa 1T RACE.
An affair Of thu most exciting descrintlon m,
% Gurred at Anteuli {Franco) race.courso aat aton.
stsspeehasa ssay q 's sy,. asy o wne the
iant M fscach tlxtures was run, the atanda catcl,.
eeesng eg entifcly consumed. 4 cabegram to tic
NeW iork Herald tells tho story as follows:
tho wosds of an English sporting Journal. al tha
ho!aes asem to Aays been pdlen 10 tic fea,t sish
tlae saua! e!.1a s H. bafator ook
"a :tfainsa nois ts Eofse: a. s1asa IT,!
sous thin pn Of sale vas sson ,.suIne @ 81 fro sao
iha botlom Of ths front Of the richt.hand tU
iu'nn q APPLAUSE Increased ~ hc horses nads
race Prevented tho least attention to:the tncrcasine
amoxe sare BY IA" panons In III Immediate II.
~ BEFORE the hotass bad again made tho c!rcut Of
Go IT, s"Mde ~ Saa oos wel n Wow Of Tho crowd on
sms sla rbbas 81 ~ ~ ssa hseoms quite aes
instant attention Of those sOa.ed in tic loscs row.
aSoiE stes Of giaEul were soon caught 10 by thet
The psopla On Tho roof Of Tho pavilion, whtss W.
packed 10 tho vary odge.'' ""@
the stait& BY tbs hundreds on thc roSf. Fortpn, To-
sae stslswa5s wsse wide. WHICH permitted rap
ta91Ef and licking up everything thai via IN tbeIr
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-28
STATE OF MICHIGAN. GO
COUNTY OF VAN RITREN.

At session OF the Probate Court Tor the
county of Van Buren,, holden at the Probate
Office, IN the village OF Paw Paw on Monday
the 24th day OF February, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy nine. Present
Hon. Alfred j. Mills, Judge OF Probate. In the
matter OF the estate OF Austin Edgerton. de-
ceased. Og reading and filing an instrument
purportng to be a remuneration by Mary b.
Edgerton, widow Of said deceased. OF the pro-
vision made for her in and by the las. will OF
SAID deceased. for reasons therein stated and
on reading aud fling the petition OF SAID Mary
H. Edgerton, praying. for reasons therein stat
ed, that certain personal property therein
specified may be set of to her by this Court as
and for her statutory allowances and for
further order allowing her five dollars per week
during the settlement of said estate. There
upon 1t IS ordered that Monday. the oath day OF
March, 1879, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. be
assigned for the hearing OF said petition. aud
all pereons interested in said estate are requr-
ep to appear at session OF SAID Court then to
be holden at the Probate Office in the village
OF Paw Paw. and show cause. If any there be
Why tho prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted. And II II further ordered that said
peuuohef give notice to the persons interested
I'D sad estate OF the pendency OF sad petition.
aud inc hearing thereof. b. causing COPY OF
tbs order TO he published In the True North
orner' newspaper printed ana circulating in
said county OF Van Buren,. for three successive
weeks az least. previous 10 said dav OF hearing.
ALFRED j. MILLS Judge OF Probate
true copy. A. j. Mills. URGE of PROBATE.
12i9tf9G
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. ec
CDfTNTV OF VAN RVTREN.

AT 4 session OF the Probate Court for the
county OF Van Buren,, holden at the Probate
Office in the village OF Paw Paw, on Monday,
the Oath day of February. in the year one thou
sard eight hundred and seventynlne. Present,
lion. Alfred j. Mills, Judge of Probate. In
the matter OF the estate of William Stephens,
deceased. On reading and fling the petition.
duly verified, OF Geo. W. Haven, administrator
OF said estate, that he is now prepared to rem
der final account Of oil the money goods,
chattels and other property that has come to
his hands as such administrator. with the re-
ceipts and expenditures thereof Thereupon
1t ia ordered that Monday, the oath day OF
March, 1879, at ten o'clock in the forenoon be
assigned for the hearing OF said account, and
all persons interested in said estate are required
to appear at a session OF SAID Court. then to be
holden at the Probate Office. IN the village of
Paw Paw, and show cause If any there be- why
the said account should not be allowed: and 1t
is further ordered that said petitioner give no
tee to the persons interested in said state. OF
the pendency OF said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy OF this Order to be
published IN the True Northerner. a newspaper
printed and circulating in SAID county OF Van
Buren,. for three successive weeks. at least
previous TO SAID day % hearing. l2i9t4f95*
ALFRED j. MILLS. Juage OF Probate.
A true copy. ALFRED j. Mills, Judge OF Probate
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-28
STATE OF MICHIGAN. SO
COUNTY OF VAN RVTRES.

At session OF the Probate Court. for the
County Of Van Buren,. holden at the Probate
Office. IN the village Of Paw Paw, on Friday,
the oath day of January in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine :
Present, Hon. Alfred j. Mills, Judge Of Pro-
bate. In ihe matter Of the estate Of Thomas
Clark Jr., deceased. On reading and fling the
representation of p. Il. Streator administrator
OF said estate that he is now prepared to render
a final account OF all the moneys, goods, chat
tells and other property that has come into his
hands as sucn administrator belonging 20
SAID estate with the receipts and expendi-
lures thereof. rhereupon it is ordered, that
Tuesday. the 25th day OF February 1879, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing OF said account and all persons in
teFested in SAID estate. are required to appear
at session OF said court. then TO be holden al
the Probate Office in the village OF Paw Paw
and show cause II any there be, why the
said account should not be allowed: And
1t is further ordered. that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested in SAID estate.
of the tendency OF said petition, and the hear
ing thereof, by causing copy Of this order to
be published in the True Northerner news
paper, printed and circulating In said County
OF Van Buren for successive weeks. at least
previous to said day OF hearing.
ALFRED j. MILLS, Judge OF Probate.
A true copy) 1245t4t79
ALFRED j. MILLS, Judge Of Probate.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. $50
COITNTY OF VAN RUREN.\

At a session Of the Probate Court, for the
County Of Van Buren,, holden at the Probate
Office, in the village OF Paw Paw, on Wednesday
9Th day OF February, in the year one thou
sand eight bundled and seventy nine: Pres
ent, Hon. Alfred J. Mills, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Cora Sisson,
minor On reading and filing the petition,
duly verified. OF Emory o. Briggs, guardian of
said MINOR praying for reasons therein stated
that he may be licensed aud empowered 10 sell
certain OF the zeal estate Of SAID minor in said
petition more particularly described. Thereupon
il Is ordered. that Monday the 10th day OF
March. 1879. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. be
assigned for the hearing of sald petition. and
all persons interested in SAID estate, are re-
CURED to appear at session of sad court.
tnen TO be holden at the Probate office, n the
village of Paw Paw. and show cause,vlf any
there be. why tue prayer Of the petitioner should
not be granted: And it 10 further ordered,
that said petitioner give notice 10 the per
sons interested in said estate, Of the pen
dency OF said petition. and the hearing thereof.
by causing cop Of this order 10 Ice published
in the True No-therner newspaper, printed
aud circulating IN said county OF Van Buren,
for successive weeks, at least previous to said
day OF hearing
iALFRED J. MILLS, Judge Of Probate.
"a true copy.) 1246t5fS2
ALFRED j. MILLS. Judge of Probate.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
OF certain mortgage executed by Arson Stat
ford and Omaha Stafford, his wife, to W. T.
Hawans, dated December 22d. 1875, aud re-
corded in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
for the county OF Van Buren, state Of Michigan,
en- the 23th day Of December, 1875, III liber IL
OF mortgages on page SAG, which said mortgage
was afterwards, to-wit, on the 9th day OF De-
cember, 1875, duly assigned IN writing by the
said w. r. Hawsins to Mrs. M. NJ. Gremps. and
the assignment thereof was duly recorded in
the Office OF the Register OF Deeds for Van
Buren, county, Michigan, on the 2sth day OF
December 1875, in liber 3 OF mortgages on
page SGT. upon which mortgage there is claimed
to be due and unpaid at the date OF this notice
the sum OF three hundred and sixty eight dol
lars and forty seven cents (@368.4O for princi-
pal and interest and the further sum of thirty
dollars as an attorney fee stipulated for therein
in case OF foreclosure. and no proceedings at
law or in equity having been instituted to re-
cover anv part thereof, notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of the power OF sale IN said
mortgage. which by said default has become
operative. and by virtue OF the statute in such
case made and provided, said mortgage will be
forecosed by a.sale or the premises described
therein, or such part thereof as shall be neces-
gary 10 satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage. with interest at ten per cent from the
date hereof and legal costs, including said attor-
ney fee, at public auction to the highest bidder
on Saturday. the oath day OF May next. at one
o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door Of
the Court House. IN the village OF Paw Paw,
that being the place for holding the Circuit
Court tor the county Of Van Buren,, toe prem
1895 being described in said mortgage substan
tally as follows, to-wlt: the north part o; the
northeast quarter "a Of south-east quarter
"a } OF section twenty 1.-TWO (22) town one (1)
south OF range fifteen (15) west containing
thlrty-three acres more or less.
Dated Feb rs. 1879 1249t13f94
MRS. NJ. NJ. GREMPS, Assignee Of Mortgagee.