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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-11
Prom the Kansss City Times.

Sso'" sssc Wy
THE PLOr.
After the scouting expedition under co0.
mand Of MsssAsl LigEes o. Sunday, Ocso.
Der lsth, he became thoroughly aasis6ed
that the Glssdsls robbem had sought their
old haunts in Clay county. ne also b.
cane ssare that George Shephssd. IN on
coopanion Of The James broken Who he'd
shared their hank rob6ios exploits In vss.
ious quarter. and he'd hesa captured md
served term Of inptisoaoest 10 the Ken.
tucky peaiteatisry. had recently returned
70 this city and wae earning an honest live
lihood - sssosser. NJ. Eeget soaghs
cot Shepherd sad enlisaed hin - desso.
tive to aid in The captuss Of hs ioroer -
sociaaes. IL - Arranged thes 0hophosf
should make a e1cossioo % Cjoy. asd. u
he could learn their plsce Of sstees, b
should inin Tie gaag. aod, hasiag posted
hiosslf - 70 theif fatnie iaaeet;oaa, be
should sspod 70 Tie Nssshsl. vho vosld
IaERARA11oaR non Twfla cApfune
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All thnse who cough are b"'e- Ia the
c immunity AID shonld be iosr-ti hs law u
invest @ cent. in Dr.. Buli'a Cough syrup
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Article "f as.ocis,ion vas~ 6Iel With
the Secretary OF state snd Certificate oi
incorporation i-ssse,i ,o the Missouri
hos,e>sesd Co.. with capital stock IL SiOO,-
@a'. With Sam. B. 6ord.n. Nathan Cole,
". l.. Gray. n v. Allen. Geo Rsn-. John
). Phelps. C;ec. q. ve-i. =. VI. GrkreIi,
Thoma. Allen. H. W. Ie~e. Jr.. Oliver
Gsrrisou. ]. n. Msaon and J. l.. Stephens.
Object in particular tn induce imm ;er.tion
--.Stasp Jos.1,ul.
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a Call from Nn Vsnsvcle

Inc btNss rsseivr,t n call iH..to Nts.
van-vr!- ih,. morning. She u,~rriv
dr"pI~,i in Z" say thst the following article.
in yesterday. i,.ue. did On inin.,ic~:
J. y. HsSycl-. the feather renvvatins
msn, slsrrt three seeks a.n purchased .
. Team trim L. f. .;.edricb, agreeing so
pay o'-~ hunsiIrsi doilsn.-6f,y doilars
cash sn.i the Srmsinsler sss,n thereafter.
Alter iew DAYS t;~slrich called an Van
sycIe tOs The baiancr cue. Lui iAe s~in.ssi Ia
paw. .sying 'hr .rsSS - e. not WWth IL.
Yesterday u."rnin. W. s.ssi,ich ..,t out
siiAs-hn.e"i I.slsrs -n,i ,.lssr,i them 10 the
hansls 81 m ct6srr. Int Wh~n that geni!e
men s.n, ia -esiri, 81 lie man, he iauni
,hsi the bin! had d W, taking the tsiw
.ith him, s"d il ]. -npPsesi lie vent to
Fort Sos'. Mr. Il. then undertook to
sslrrh the h",l-.-l"id es,G.i-, hat here .
seis'is~ s'eppei in AID claimed that he
csnesi the xoC.i-. and vsnsyele hal ro
cisim "n them NJ all. \. long ~ vsn-
sycls aerl- clear IL S~dslia he ill he ~,
rish,, tn, SHOULD he rr'nrn he will proi'a-
by bud j. q"iis warm.
She ear. ter ha-bsnd did Inv the tes0
Goodrich having warranted them To b.
sounsl and COED rossis'er-: that when VAN
sycle hi,cI.esl then. up they b.lked snd
proved worhl~-.; tbs, vsn.ycle ofisre,i to
leave the matter to three arbiirs,ors. or
"a! S.S f"r the team, which Gor~irich re-
fnsed Q" accept; that her husband hs- gone
10 Wsnaw, and will return in ,iny or lwo;
that Gos.lrich never got out attachment Pc
peu tor either the team or household
ec",s.
The BAzoo msn then called on Deputy
COnasshle Al. Conner, snd iron, him,
learned that il ~ . mistake - r-s.nls
Goodrich getting ou, % At schmen, f"r The
good. % il vss Mr.. E T.. Phi,1~
Who procured ,hosr psD<rs; but he ss,d IL
wss true Ihsi Goodrich got oui the necr~ary
pai<rs n ausch the team, - he (CSnnes)
80 the one that attempted to .erve them
sud ionnd that vsnaycle had left. A. To
The inesriis Of the case. the BAzoo doss not
pretend 10 exPres IN opinion. Pay your
money and take v0ur cl,0,ce
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40 Thoy Crookod 0ootaaP

~ NV SsV0O0 OOOI
4 oidl-asrd. ss.)dle-cososed negro be-
been ooiag around the city ihis eveaise. en-
deavosiag - dispose ii several piecss Of
Isdiss' underwear. all ''es, 1t . seassksbIy
los fsuss. He says be paschased ths
sod - - auction sale Ia Coluohis. bot
Il i she Oessrsl iapsssioo shst hey ssss
saoles. II anybody bee lss ssythiag a
die dssesiPtioa. LET then sasp to Tie irosl
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Che Hated HIM.
Henry p. oiPinRcr.

Alter heSrih. I'll the evri~nC.. mud u pr
iion 81 The aryumen', oc~nnyih. ,~o day..
]" the case 81 Baker ~. >s,in. er. IL hs- al,
amounted 0" nan.h,. The concluding .rxn-
SQuire Fisher si y ocl.ck iii. n,nr,. INK.
lat instead The '>9airr certified all the TT
mer Prs"~e'ii"s- over ,o the grsr.i jury.
which 10 n"w in -r,~i"n. ard thsi b,dy will
give il The alteni,on it d---,ve- >,ringer's
friends are confident that he will emerge
from the trouble wi,h clear record, and
claim that he vill !. likewi.r in the other
ca.es pending against him.
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Ahout ionr O'Clock yesterday evening.
Ne. D. Miller, the E,ss Ssdalia srnces. end
hia wife sssusned ho0s from Q pleasure
drive. While stteopsiag to turn the ~.
q around in his yard, the vehicle wss Up.
~, throwing them both ouI ". ~. he'd
h1 am hrokee helvess the slboV and
shouldes. end also dislocaied. Mn. ~. ~
qnise badly bseised, bos % boees were bso-
ken. he ssEU ~ total vseek, hsvins
the top badly soashed. wheeh bsoksc. ssd
Otherwise saed up. As. Miller = eonessd
10 he bed today, bat vill b ssousL eoou
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-Ihwsrr a. ns~ rru,-sii~. advertised Tor
c'nGhs sn! DE- nr, wa.,~ yonr mon~y inr .
i'i.l, when You know that Dr.. Bali Cnugh
SyrnI. hss rta'"l the popular i--i fer thirty
yess-. rricr - cents.
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AsgUS sk3O 4Sok1 1AOOOObO
A correspondent writing iro@ Lee.
SUNNI, 10 The Esu.as City Journal h.s
this to .ay sbnu, capturing the train rob-
hers:
There may Be ies asen On the iookou,
for The tsaia robbers. bat that b I'll the
good il doe. II the o6ces consemplste .
move, Il b known twelve hoen before they
make move In th.i direction. A boy ten
year, I'D and Who he'd sense enough TO he q
thiei, could Be miles away ie:ore the OF.
cen eoold reseh nj. hiding plsce-,f there
h. any IN THE s-cti"n. There sseos 10 he .
deficiency in the orxanis sti"n OF the coun-
y o6cials somewhere. Il seeass 10 o. IL
there j. 10 BE . move made in any disec
tion, Il ouGh, tot to Re made known until
after il ]. msds.
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Modern Chemistry.

BY 'he chemical skill Of Dr.. Price. ve
have noe ior our ices. creams AMI pastry,
the most delicious fruit 6svos.. Thoae
who sish 10 make iheir delicseie- enjoy.
abIe. will make Ne oi D.. Price. Special
Elavoring Extrscls. on account Of their nice
asvor and sajety.
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h Plaa - dAns6ly soaaaissa - enc.
esaaeally eDeea1s6. 4 Psiaasd ~ -
psspaeo1 0hieb ho4 ~ oDQ0sanna q -.
N cut fro0 ~ Eaoso City 1SnA @
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Ill !. hard work for the baby 10 cat
teeth. snd il shonid h sssislesl BY the lice
of pr. bniii Billy Syrnp, which ~ili c"oi
the id ,ned gums.
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: "A -i..'s ii some kin.I i.k~- place tn.
.i:hi q the 6rs"gr Hall.
u. W. B.Idvin. "s~ Lu,Iiiny iur /.
S'''sic .'"se i Approaching s..s.I.!e,iu.-
Willie rosses, Il E-ss,.n Station. tn
the " X. 4 r. i. s,-iiio- hi. lister add
trieDis st .Li. pI.e-.
There 80 quite = disturbance. With
Considerable b,eskaxr. 81 J.-ha Wa.!.l.lI'.
se-iaursn, I.-' night. y" arrest. set.
The ,os" !. s~sri, isli "s corn. IL np,
being in coOdiiion far ships'inx. II hiss ~
he crihh-d and drie,i ga, h<i.rr Smelling
Working UP the Capital Removal
Scheme.
Seslalis IL sysin working up it, CAPITAL
rrsnovsl scheme III. n IL ID doubt To- the
s"TId bat the State would ~ hers tied By
/. seO"sal 1t IL Capital, aud sedslia sh"slI
keep up lin b0om until che can dewOnslratr
~ ssick.to-it-isrsess ihst that i. the piece
tor il.-Eaasas fs,y Jcasnu.
eeslalis h@ more "s,ick .,o-is.isene~"
the" any Osher city in Missouri, ssd this
will h. demonstrated 10 The saii~fsc,ion Of
all. That che j. hound to secure the Cspi.
al, does mt admit u donbs in the mind
ut .n- ssne pessos.
- =
Che Hated HIM.
The kAzoo sondess ii the following con-
verssiien sill be recognised BY certain
young lady and gentleman vho attended
10 Of the chnsche- Last evening:
Lsdy-"l hope he IL married"
Gent" VII. io eon Loie tine msn il
Lady" Becsu.- ! Lsie him, mi I know
10 Be- msrrir-! would msk, h:n n,i.erstle.
There, m.~, j. that y s~iIsf ct..rv re:i-,n?"
Heot-" Mot a..,is-,ilv il l., aud I sill !
r. glad Z" h~'r II .'"r s-l,in; ."ur ~i.ir.
Henry D. StPinscr.
After heSrihc Ill the evri~nC- nnsi pr i
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CHILDREN

oR 4tsAMas CasAeeaa. 1hsvlnIs
- = = sUoses 0o1hss0 H.
0Asoele esoaase = a1vos Asa1oA -
IL GA04; aaa tAysisaaas, bseaass
e oooeo2ns ~ 0oepAino se0Anssol.
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end never uttered v0sd q essa gscansd.
Coooiaes and RsofDaa tool % - silua.
sioa ioosdiasely sod began lsisg o. ne.
I pat spos 10 ny hosse and they gave
chsse. After running zone disessce ! go
thse Cnociap ~ sAeaA q ~ eebss men
md I shea larpe6 % oaoa - ord taRua
shoosiag. I shiak ! Voas5ed hin. He
caoe dsahiae - - siosa - plaos ~
pisanl - ~ 6ss6a, ~ oialD1 Ais sio, ~
ksll seeikiag . oVoscoet had lied o IL
fsoae Of ~ ss1dle. I 6ssd o h,e ses;s
aod hn hoese hoeano u1aaaoGoohoe cd
rss svsv sitl hin. NJ hos0 clio b.
cane tsighasos1 - osviag eeoiuse Q TIRE
eaasa1 u . Asol - =,
Daily globe., 1879-05-17
LEGALS.
NOTICE,

Whereas, under and by virtue OF the Judgment and
decree of the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District, of the State of Minnesota, made and rem
dered on the 18th day OF March, A. D. 1879 in Ger
tain action pending IN said court, wherein Horace
thompson and John 8. Kennedy, trustees, are
plaintiffs, and The First Division Of the Saint Paul
ana Pacific Railroad Company and others are defend
ants all the rights, franchises and property covered
BY the trust deed or mortgage Of said company,
bearing date the first day Of October, A. d. 1865
commonly known rs it's $4,000, 900 mortgage, and
fully described in said judgment,) to-wt: All that
part Of the railroad Of said company extending from
Saint Paul by way Of st. Anthony to Watab, gener-
ally known as its Branch Line, together with the
equipments, rights. franchises, land-grants lands
ana other property appertaining thereto, were on
the seventh day Of May, "A. d. 1879, sold by james
King, Sheriff of Ramsey county, in said State, with
the exceptions and subject to the prior liens in said
judgment specified at which sale the undersigned
sold, for the benefit Of himself, George Stephen,
Donald A. Smith, Norman W. Kittson and James
HIN, with view to the forming of new organiza-
ton, pursuant to the statutes in such made and
provided; and the said sheriff has, in pursuance of
salo Judgment, duly made and delivered to the un-
dersRned certificate Of sale, or conveyance under
the said sale, in which the undersigned is named as
the purchaser for the benefit of himself and George
stephen, Donald A. Smith, Norman W. Kittson and
Now, therefore, netice is hereby given, that a
meeting will Ee held, Of the persons authorized to
take part in the formation of such proposed new or
made, at the Office of Bigelow, Flandrau 4 Clark No.
" East Third street. in the city of Saint Paul. in said
State, on the 23d day of May, A. d. 1879, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time and place a
new organization, board of directors will be elected
ana such other proceedings will be had and taken as
may be necessary to complete such proposed new
pursuant to the provisions of the stat
utes aforesaid
Dated May 10Th, 1879.
1893 JOHN s. BARNES. Purchaser
Daily globe., 1879-05-17
The COOperS.

An adjourned meeting of the coopers was
held last night on Bridge Square, for the
purpose of hearing report from the sub
scription committee appointed to collect
money for the purpose of sending the men
home who were induced to come from Chica-
go to Minneapolis by the false statements
and representatives of the boss coopers of
this city. The meeting was called to order
from the "Twilight Twitterer'' the cooked
up'' report of the strike, as given by Hall,
of the firm of Hall & Damn, and also pay
roll for the week ending March 29th, which
Mr.. Hall stated to ''Twitterer" reporter, was
one of the average weeks of the year. The
statement showed that the men were earning
from 50 to $17 week. Mr.. Ahera
called on one of the men, Mr.. John
West, who had worked in Hall & DAMS
shop for the last two years, to make state
ment. MIR. West stated that he had to help
him in his work, one of his sons, about 1S
years old, and, with their united efforts,
working ten hours a day, full time, they had
never made $17.OO, or anywhere near that
sum. Mr.. West explained that where the
sum charged on the book for weeks work
was $17.OO, it meant that the sum
was the wages of one man
and two or three boys who he had help him,
and, after dividing the $17 up, it would be
seen that the average wages were good deal
short of ST. day for each person.
Remarks were made by Messrs. McCrea
and Devereux, of Minneapolis; Trill, of
Iowa; Burns, of Chicago, and several others.
The action of the GLOBE in making fair
report of the proceedings was commended,
and all who spoke were bitter in their de-
nunciation of the Twilight Twitterer, .
which had so misrepresented them. The
meeting adjourned to meet at the same place
tonight to hear the report of the subscrip.
tion committee and listen to addresses by
those interested.
Daily globe., 1879-05-17

Main line trains run through to st. Vincent wifhou
change-palsce sleeping coach attached. -
J. P. FARLEY, Gen l Manager and Receiver.
W. 8. ALEXANDER. General Passenger Agent.
Daily globe., 1879-05-17
STILL HOPING.
Stebbins and Pentecost Still Hopeful of u
Great ReUiUut.

stebbins and Pentecost Still Hopeful of u
Great ReUiUut.
The 'great revivalists,'' Notwithstanding
the "don't care whether you stay any longer
or not" feeling which prevails among a
majority of the population, are still con-
fdent (or at least they say they are) OF a
great revival.
At the noon meeting, yesterday, only fifty
five persons attended, three-fourths of the
number being ladies. The meeting was
conducted by Rev. e. S. Williams. After
singing, "My faith looks up to Thee," the
following requests were made for prayer:
For young man once Christian but now
in the county Jail; for young lady who
does not believe in "hell fre;'' for daugh
ter-in-law who is back slider in the opinion
of her mother-in-law. Pentecost offered
prayer in behalf of the three unique cases,
Those present sang "Precious promises"
and Rev. e. S. Williams took for his subject
a passage from the I. Epistle of John, 3rd
verse, that Pentecost had spoken upon at
one of the last week meetings. He stated in
the course of his remarks that he felt much
moro free in Christ than he used
to. He did not want to take up cudgel
against those who traduce the 'evangelists,''
but he felt sorry for them; if they knew
Jesus Christ they would not 90 so. lie mad
hoped that one thousand souls would have
bren converted by this time, but it was tho
Lords will and all We could do was to pray
for the blessing.
The meeting was thrown open and re-
marks were made by Rev. H. G. Wood, Rev.
MIR. Gunner and Pentecost.
A lady named Hanson asked prayers for a
friend who is almost ready to become a
Christian and a young man who is "gay
gambolier.'' Rev. II. A. Stiuson offered
prayer for the saving of those petitioned for,
and the meeting closed with the benedic-
tion.
The bible meeting at the First Baptist
church WAS slimly attended, and the speaker
continued his remarks on the scriptures.
The evening services at Plymouth church
were fairly attended, yet the church was by
no means crowded. Pentecost took for his
text the passage, "And they were called
Christians first in Antioch. The usual in
quiry meeting followed the services. There
will be no meetings held to-day, and the pro-
gramme for Sunday will be announced in to-
morrow's paper.
Daily globe., 1879-05-17
Ce-oner's Inquest.

An inquest was held, yesterday, on the
body of Mary Grove, who was killed at the
railroad crossing of the St. Paul & Pacific
railroad. After hearing the evidence of q
number of eye Witnesses and several en-
ployes, the jury returned the following ver-
dict:
"That Mary Grove came to her death from
being accidentally run over by the transfer
train of the Minneapolis & St. Louis rail
way at the crossing of Washington avenue.
We, the jury, would suggest that owing to
the increased travel at this crossing and the
close proximity of the track to Hayes sa-
loon, a second flagman be placed there with
police poWers.'
Daily globe., 1879-05-17
PORK.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May 16.
FLOUR-Quiet but firm.
GRAIN---Wheat irregular; unsettled; opened
strong and higher; closed at inside prices; Chicago
spring $50 cash; $3.50 June; 97ssc July; sales 98X
@$l.01 June; 979s0991ac July; No. 8 Chicago s2c;
rejected 72lO72Ac. Corn unsettled but generally
lower; 35@S51sc cash; 35hc bid June; $3.50 July.
Oats dull and shade lower; 271@28c cash; 27Nc
June; 1880 July. Rye steady and unchanged. Bar
ley quiet but firm Csc.
FLAX SEED Steady; good demand: !: 95c@$l 80:
PROVISIONS-Pork active but lower; $962H
9 IS cash and June: 9. .72h @9.75 July. Lard active
but lower; $6.17h@62O cash and June; 6.22A@6.25
July. Bulk meats easier and unchanged.
FREIGHTS- to Buffalo Sc; wheat SIC.
WHISKY-Lower; $l.O2.
RECEIP rS-11,OOO barrels -four; $1,000 bushels
wheat l2S,OOO bushels corn; 81 600 bushels oats ;
400 bushels rye; 4,0U0 bushels barley.
SHIPMENTS-76 800 barrels flour; 286, 900 bushels
wheat $4,000 bushels corn; $1,000 bushels oats |;
"a 900 bushels rye: $4,000 bushels barley.
CLOSING PRICES.
GRAIN-Wheat unsettled and lower; closed un-
changed. Corn easier; 33hc bid June; 3ONc July.
Oats easier; declined nc.
PROVISIONS-Pork frmer; advanced 2hc. Lard
easier but not quot2bly higher
Daily globe., 1879-05-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The public sympathy is with the coopers.
The directors of the narrow gauge meet
this evening.
The criminal calendar will be taken mp by
Judge Young the coming week. ... g..
A special meeting of Hook & Ladder Go.
No. will be held this evening.
The Woman's Christian association meet
ing this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Jubilee Singers at Association hall for the
benefit of the Kansas sufferers tonight
The county commissioners will meet at
the auditors Office on Monday at 10 o'clock.
Attention is invited to proposals in the
Saltwater department for the erection of
city lookup.
The grand jury should take cognizance of
that accident in which little Mary Grove was
so cruelty murdered.
The teachers are profuse in their thanks
to the GLoBE, the only true friend Of labor,
and scourge of bloated oppression.
Parents arc indignant with Young, HUM
ct al, and propose to make up to the ill
treated teachers by offering them board in
their families.
Capitalists grinding down wages, heavy
taxes, oppression of woman's labor, pig
headed school boards and bad streets will go
far to check the prosperity of the city.
1t is not singular that a note shaving
school board should want to grind down the
teachers. If they could be paid in script,
and some of the members get chance to
shave it, salaries would 60 up.
A young Swede girl named Petroma
Kottek appeared in the municipal court
yesterday afternoon and swore out COM
plant against Mrs. Mahanney, boarding
house keeper in whose employ she has
been. Judge Cooley will examine into
the case this morning.
Minneapolis pays her teachers worse than
any other city; she pays her police less than
any other city; she has worse streets than
any other city of her size, and is more heavi-
ly taxed, all because the people will vote for
note shavers, and little ''U'' and great ''I''Re-
pubicans, instead of good, square, honest
Democrats.
Judge Rea has appointed the following
committee of arrangements for a proper
observance of Decoration Day: Messrs. II.
G. Hicks Chas. w. Johnson, E. G.. Babb, S.
M. Laird, Jesse G. Jones, T. J. Buxton,
Preston Cooper, Michael Hoy, Edward A.
O'Brien and P. P. Swenson. The committee
will meet at the Office of NIessrs. Cross g.
Hicks at r. NJ. Monday afternoon.
The reduction of teachers salaries is rails
ing general public indignation. One lady
teacher on poor starvation pittance has to
maintain an aged and afflicted mother,
others have to support large families, while
all are called upon to dress decently, keep
well read, for which books are necessary,
contribute to church and charity funds with
salaries not sufficient to buy bread and but
tor.
Daily globe., 1879-05-17

u4ayO-4W-6dG
NTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ SEY-ss. In Probate Court. Special term,
May 9, 1879.
ceased:
On reading and filing the petition of William
Schwartz and Magdalena Schwartz his wife, of Crow
Wing county, in the State of Minnesota, claiming
3o Ss skea Of rd o
the east side Of lot numbered thirteen l3 in block
numbered forty-fve (45), in the town of Brainerd
in said Grow Wing county, State of Minnesota, from
and place of residence of all persons interested in
the estate to be conveyed and the facts upon which
said claim Is predicated.
It is ordered, that said petition be heard by the
Judge of this court on Thursday, the Sd day of
july A. D. l879 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the
Probate Office in the city of St. Paul. in said county,
and that all persons interested said estate appear
then and there to show cause f any they have) why
decree should not be made authorizing and direct
ing the Administrative of said estate to make and
toners
1t is further ordered that notice of the time and
place Of hearing be given to all persons interested
said estate by the publication Of this order for four
which publications shall be at least fourteen day
before the day of hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE, a
newspaper printed and published in said county Of
Ramsey, and that copy of said order be served
siding in said county of Ramsey at least fourteen
days before the day of said hearing and all other
persons interested by d1positing forthwith copy of
such order in the postoffce, with postage prepaid
dence uness it appears that their residence Is
known.
BY the court.
LIS HENRY O'GORMAN,
Judge of Probate.
Attorney for Petitioners may1O-5wsat
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Notice to Creditors.

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ sEY-ss In Probate Court-special Term
may 18th, 1879
In the matter of the estate of Lucinda NJ. Eaton,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of Probate
Of Ramsey county will upon the first Monday of
tho months of july August, September, October and
November, A. D. 1879, at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, at the
Probate Office in said county, receive, hear, ex-
anime and adjust all claims Of all persons against
said deceased, and that six months from this day
have been limited for creditors to present their
time al claims not presented or not allowed shall be
forever barred unless for cause shown further time
be allowed.
Il. ST. HENRY O'GORMAN,
mayl7-5w.sat Judge of Probate.
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CONTRACT WORK.
GRADING HARRIET STREET,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs,
Cry OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, May 7th, 1879.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City Of st. Paul, Mimi, at their Office in said
city, until IL NJ, on the 18th day of May, A.
D. 1879, for the grading of Harriet street, from
Martin street to University avenue, in said city,
according to plans and specifications on file in
the Office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in a sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount bid,
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. GEO. L. BECKER.
Official: r. L. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works,
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