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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

The Kingston IN. W Courier says
that in the early history of Michigan
there was once temperance lecturer
who failed to attract any followers. His
want of success, however, inspired the
belle of certain town at an evening
meeting in the public hall to cry out
Boys, Pll kiss the first man who signs
the pledge" At this a backwoodsman
exclaimed: ISIS, Pm your buckle
berry! Whar's your pledge7'' The
pledge was forthcoming at once, and it
is said that before the reformer left
town, such was the inspiration of the
kiss, that nearly every man had "sworn
OFF"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

WHAT is known as cut glass is glass
with missions and ornaments with
smooth surfaces, appearing as if cut by
a sharp instrument. The cutting of the
glass consists entirely in grinding away
successive portions by holding them
upon the surfaces of wheels of stone,
metal and wood, which are made to re-
volve rapidly. The first or rough cut
ting is sometimes given by wheels of
stone, resembling grindstones. After
ward wheels of iron are used, having
their edges covered with sharp sand or
with emery. To prevent heat by friction,
small streams of water are applied. The
last polish is given by brush wheels.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

cooking or other work about the stove
will stand the lamp on an adjacent man.
telpiece, or even on the top of raised
oven or when ironing will set the lamp
near the stand on which the heated
iron rests. Itisneedless to enlarge upon
the risky character of such practices.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

EDIsoN's work on instruments for
magnifying sound is an instance Of mis-
directed genius. The community wants
an instrument to absorb sound. A ma
chine that should prevail against cry
ing baby or an Ohio orator would put
its autho- on the highest pinnacle of
fame Chicago Tribune.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

THE GeorgiAns ought to be very CRATE
full to General Sherman. He has written
letter highly commendatory of the
climate of Northern Georgia, the re-
sources of the region, and the people.
He is satisfied that Northern profess
sional men, manufacturers, mechanics
and farmers may settle there with a
prospect of profit and fair dealing. In
short, he says: "Go South, as Horace
Greeley said: Go West"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

A NEwBURa man went into a cloth
ing store the other day, and after pick
ing out some very fine cloth, said: IL
want to make my father q present of an
overcoat Just measure me for it. OF
course it will be too big for him, but it's
pretty good wearing cloth, and as the
old mans in bad health I'll have to
wear it sooner or later, anyway. Just
make it little broad across the
shoulders.--Ne,c York Herald.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

THE horrors of the Asiatic-plague now
affrighting all Europe are aggravated by
the doctors, who have given it, on its
appearance in Thessaly, the dreadful
name of metastasis bubonica.-New York
ErDress. TAs
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

A PROPOSITION that may startle BONE
folks has been made in the Board of
Aldermen of Springfield, Mass. 1t is to
pass an ordinance forbidding screens,
blinds, curtains, or any other obstruc-
ton to full view of all interior bar
rooms from the outside. The idea is to
make the hiding of violations of the Ex
else law impossible. The liquor dealers
view the proposed measure with alarm,
not SO much because it might compel
their obedience to the law, but they
have reasonable fear that compare
lively few men would drink SO publicly.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

SoME favors are granted in such a
bungling way it is almost impossible for
the recipient to decide whether he feels
most pleased or displeased.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

A CORRESPONDENT mentions a source
of danger in the use of kerosene lamps
which seems to have been generally over
looked, namely, allowing lamps to stand
near hot stoves, or mantelpieces, and in
other places where they become heated
sufficiently to convert the oil into gas.
Not unfrequently persons engaged in
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

AsTANDINa joke-Inviting hundred
people to a party in house where there
are only fifty chairs. Picavune.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

SIX thousand persons petitioned the
Swiss government for the restoration OF
the penalty Of capital punishment.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

A CORRESPONDENT of the San Fran
cisco Commercial Herald gives detailed
estimate, by districts, of the lands in
Humboldt County, Cal, covered with
redwood, and estimates the average
quantity per acre at one hundred thou
sand feet board measure. Such figures
make the head swim, as Beauliau said
lately of the figures of the French
budget. 1t is calculated that if all this
redwood could be manufactured and sold
in San Francisco, at the present price in
that market, eighteen dollars per NJ,
it would pay the National debt.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

HENRY CORNISH (colored), of Tolly's
Point, Dorchester County, Md, is con-
ceded to be the Oldest man living in the
State. AT the breaking out of the war
of 1872 he was forty years old, and is at
the present time in his one hundred
and seventh year. He was in his youth
the slave of Joshua FOLLY, with the
family of whose grandson he still lives,
and is kindly cared for by them. This
remarkable negro has lost his hearing,
eyesight, and memory, his form is bent
double, and he walks like quadruped.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

MOST families die out in two hundred
years.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29
A Question That Puzzled the Pro.
fessOrs.


The New York Erening Post has been
overwhelmed with communications dis
cussing whether an ice-boat can sail
faster than the wind or not. To the
original query the Post answered, No,
M course not" and straightway found
itself in business with communications
from the sailurs # ioe-boats and amateuY
mathematicians. The anti-Posf party
took the ground Tor the ice) that an ice
bsat sails fastest with its sail at sharp
angle with the wind, and, as the resist
ing medium offered much less resistance
than water, boats have been known to
attain speed of 60 or 20 miles an hour,
whereas no boat could live in an hurri-
cane blowing at that Fate. In other
words, the fact is that while the wind is
passing over one of the legs of a right
singled triangle, the ice-boat will pass
the whole length of the hypothenuse,
The Post meantime, having asked the
opinions of Prof. Elias Loomis of Yale
and President Barnard of Columbia Col
lege, published their replies confirming
its own opinion. The next day, each of
these gentlemen sent in his retraction,
neither of them having taken into ac-
count the fact that the ice-boat sails
with the sail at an angle with her keel
and without the re;arding effect Of wa
ter. This fact really distinguishes ice
boat navigation from water navigation
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


-" The Trumpet Major" is the title
of Thomas Hardy's new novel. %
lydia Maria Child is now - years
old, and lives at her Old home in Way
land, Mass. 80
Charles Reade has made 1880
by his writings, and he has an income
of $1,000.
A new edition of the works of Ivan
Tourgueneff, in 10 volumes, has Just APP
peared in Russia.
The first number of the aurora daily
newspaper, planned and issued by the
Vatican, will appear the first of January
next, as more authoritative exponent
of the Pope's views than the existing
clerical newspaper.
-Bayard- Tayler was named after
James A. Bayard of Delaware, grandfa-
Their of the present Senator. Mr.. Stedt
man is authority for the statement that
he prefiXed the initial 81" in signing
his youthful pieces, thinking it would
look better" I'm his twenty-first birth
day Taylor resumed his original Signs
ture, "Bayard,," without Sasy =. ;"
which he never changed.
Maj; SenIa Pinto's new onlrk, CIV
ing the account of his great Journey
across Africa viii be entitled, S.Tbe
Kings Rifle; from the Atlantic to the
Indian Sea. across Unknown Countries,
and Discovery of the Great Zambesi AZ
fluents." Ii will be enriched by nu-
merous wood-cuts from Maj. Pinto's
own sketches and photographs, also by
about 10 maps. Editions in French,
Portuguese. German, and English are
being simultaneously prepared
Miss Dudu Fletcher, the clever and
pretty author of " kismet and other
novels. has disguised, it is said, all the
matchmaking mammas in Rome by be-
coming engaged to great matrimonial
prize, Lord Wentworth. AS Lady Went
worth this brilliant and sparkling young
woman will doubtless grow even more
charming, and it is to be hoped will not
give up the literary work in which she
has shown so muchcpromise. n
-Gustave Dore, the famous painter
and draughtsman, is at work on All il
Illustrated edition of Shakespeare, which
he intends to be gthe supreme effort Of
his life. The enormous number of pic
lures that he has painted, and Of the
works Of fiction and poetry that his
genius has embellished, has given rise
to general impression that DOre' is a
man well advanced in life, whereas he is
only As years of age, and Remarkably
Young and vigorous at that. n = ~ -
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29
Foreign Notes.

1.-The future. Queen Christina Of
Spain is wise AMI kindly young lady.
She has begged her betrothed to econO-
mize. as far as possible in the expenses
of their webbing festiyities, and to giye
the money n the Sufferers by the late
hoods In SpSfBs ~
The Berlin correspondent of the
Parn 6so6s says that Prince Bismarck,
noy Intent on, getting all railroads into
The kands OF the State, contcmplates
that as soon as possible the State shall
become grand insurer-hfe, fire, and
marine. He has directed minute inqui-
ries into the business. asd
The Cologne Gaelic states that the,
Emperor Of Germany. (whOse affection
for lis nephew the Czaf is undoubtedly
was very reluctant to conclude an anti
Russian alliance with Austria, and that
only the evident hostility oflths Russian
Government, not that of the Panslayist
party, induced him 70 CONSENT ~ III
ao,--The Crown Prince of Germany Il
living very quietly and simply with his
family in Italy-like Berlin boargeoiss,
it is said. The Princes walks about the
country nlone a great deal, and takes
particular pleasure in stopping to talk
TO che children he meets, 10 whom he
gives small pieces 81 money. The re-
port of his generosity has SPREAD Zap
hly among the urchins of the country.
ff-The' t,isk sent by Cetewayo as q
herald Of peace was brought over from
Zuzuland by Sir Evelyn Wood, and at
the command of the Queen, was imme-
diately sent to Balmoral, at great ex-
pense and Inconvenience, for her curl
Gus inspection. 1t has now come back,
and is being exhibited, as were King
Theodore,s umbrella and the King Of
Dahomey's throne. The tusk Is said to
be the largest ever seen in Europe, being
Il feet in length and over half yard
in circumference. yat. = s.;ii
The scene in which the Duke of
Baylen asked for the Spanish King the
hand of the Archduchess Christina was
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29
rscie.or, and lndu.try,KfE

fSciescet and Industry,sfs ffe
-Postal-cArtls, now almost universal,
started in Austria IN 1865.
Baltimore capitalists have 100 men
at work in q eoIpas mine iaA9he S0unr
ty, n. c., just ON the edge otHifSipia
and Tennessee, and 10000 sp84ndSy1f
refined metal are turned out Oily, The
ore yielding 400 pounds 81 eepper ID
the ton. 2flgQIoiCmI :.
To make an umbrella cover water
proof, apply first a strong, hot, aqueous
solution of soap, then solution of alum,
sulphate Of alumina, or lead acetate
(sugar of lead); again the soap solu-
ton, and finally wash.with hvt water.--
The statement of recdps from In
ternal revenue from July to Septem-
Der 80, 1879, as compared with like
period in 1873, shows. M increase Of
S2,O59, AS from collections on spirits;
decrease 81 AZ, 216 frefA tobaecp,, and
Increase ii%neas s2ss fsl fRs 9RR fer n '
The employment Of women in the
telegraph Service in France on large
scale has now begun at Paris, where 24O
girls are undergoing an apprenticeship
of three months on trial; They are
cheaper than men, getting only $500 q
year, whereas men gel S3p0 and 100.
The girls are not expected to do night
work @Ths n summer 4 packing ah&4R season which
has Just closed was of magnitude I'M
precedented insthe history off ChicagD.
Last winter the packing amounted to
2,94S. 900 hogs, and during the summer
to 1000, 900, making q grand total Of
5,O33 900 for the last ~ month";. The
aggregate net weight s.of = thes pork
product was 1,0Sl, 765, 900 pounds, val
ued at abdnt sif, 100000. IL q ns4f''
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29

The Car has recently granted reli-
gious liberty TO the Baptists, who are
put on an equal footing with his ortho-
dox subjects.
The Mennonifes are about TO esstab-
lish mission among the Indians in the
Island of Kodjah, 600 miles West Of
Sitka, Alaska.
The two Misses Longfellow, a
daughter of Professor Horsford, and a
daughter of Mr.. Author Gilman are
among the lady students at Harvard.
The colored Episcopal Church in
Washington, whereof DIR. Crummel is
pastor, has $50 commandments, and the
Doctor believes it could be easily in
creased to 800 or 1000 if he only had a
larger church. The chapel he now'has
holds only 80 persons. An appeal is
made for 81, 800 or $4,000 to finish the
new and large edifice now in course of
erection. ,...st- .,.
-Seventy-four pupils are educated at
the Sam Houston, Normal School at
Huntsville, Texas, free Of charge, to be-
come teachers in the-Patlie- schools
The Legislature has appropriated Sl4,-
OOOof the school fund u tlfSpuftose,sAl
the Peabody fund gives $4,000 more,
making $4,000 a year for this great and
benehcent works sGrsTFVnIs
~ Arhere are now In GeSmsny POI rlt
.yersities, and all of them have the same
constitution. A, they are partially sup
ported Bythe STATE, the latter claims a
right of control. In the days of reac-
ton which followed the .Napoleonic
wars and the revolutionary outbreak Of
1913 this right was often exercised %
the detriment of the universities, and if
Prince Bismarck continues his present
policy like experiences may befHdl them.
But at present each university manages
its own affairs and has the appointment
of its own professors. r.sx -t,t,;g
The Western Michigan Methodist
Conference at its recent meeting gave
unmistakable expression to its senti-
ments on the use of tobacco by the
unanimous adoption of the following
resolutions That hereafternoy young
msnpsing tobacco in any form, cO1ing
40 a candidate for the ministry, SHAH be
recsi1ed into this C0iferenc6; 2. HAT
those members of this Conference al
ready addicted to the use of tobacco
are exhorted to desi4 from Il in public
and when in the company of persons
who do not use it; ;. That all circuits
and missions are advisedFnd to send
delegates to this Conference hereafter
who lare, users of tobacco; AZ That no
local preacher will be ordained an elder
who uses tobacco. , .
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29
BURNED AS A WITCH.
The Horrible Tragedy Enacted this Year In
u Russlan Psaaans Village.

vf- rsrrf
r,,s,,;on ~ bs, inc hs,rnsi ai;vea noas.
ant woman Agranb.nx Ior,,;eH 40
wears Old AZ n witch ON the nrelim-
'n,rv ;nves,;g,,;on !, w,s J;srnvareJ
that granbena from ber a;rihooJ had
hesn rs,, az ,,oss.ssy;,r M. s,.s...,.s
bnr,,n nosssrr ~ sno;i;ss,,s n.on,e !,
that is. 81 inaic,;no different disease on
the person, who disnleaseJ her and al
20 ~ curino them NJ her own Win Mar
rv;ng snflssr she Iaf, b.r r,,;,.e vi
Iaoe Zrocbetf and se,,lel Nv 81 Pe,.rs-
bnror Two years befors ber death she
returned to her native PLACE. a widow
and penniles,- The VILLAGERS were much
alarmed at her annear,nce holm, s,rs;J
That she would cause them g,eaf frouhI..
The boltfest or nerbaps The u,os, cow.
srs,lv a. them x.nsp.i IN n, .,,c.. chm.
mn the witch in her honse. and bprn
her But at that time the VILLAGERS ,liJ
moi dare 10 carry ont tbis Man AGRA
nbenal Jwyas moor and sicily and lirs,,
cb;e,lv nnof, t.haritti'Si Sn.ns ~ I'm IN.
,le0r families. lo,y II fear ~ the sunoos,.d
wisch- us.a 10 satisfy an her wishes.
wh;le others. asneciaily the Moor once
had m r,.f,,se her demands and were
wont 10 /, Scrr;en ~ nor IN ',ba cas-. 20
s;cLncss and IN rho arc;dents that Befsy,
them While LIVING in 81 PetersI.oro
Aoroubena had become acoua;n,eJ with
the nronert;es of many wilma
HE medic;nes. and Alter her re-.
t,,,, !" M ,-;Iiagce 10 ~
lt.,,o at,anJeJ % tbs 1,",s;,.s-i s,,,,c,,,,,r,
-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29

ne - - S s. ~.
filled with the brilliantly eolored rrht
from stained windows adorned with The
armorial bearings of seven centuries of
Hapsburghs. He was in full uniform
and surrounded by his court and minis
try, and his Hungarian guards IN their
rich uniforms. The Archduchess went
through her part OF the ceremony in 4
charming costume OF pink satin and
pearls. - So siiueIsY III I'd esciilasE
as Odd, and Ends. ai'iTbssI nlei
s..;. t-,,,,,.n,,,. ,,h,;s,,d q; ,,,n
a stag Is frequently oonSeu 10 run
io' ueer me-
= Inc miser lsthe great orig1nalch est-
protector. .'if'is' fl 30 .
rarely give any thing else. ss.J zl..ls1l,
The two honey bees that went into
the ark lodoed in The archives
teFe
IHE worst thing about q mosquito IS
its long soiiioquy as 10 where ana wneh
t1s gong 10 settie down ana pite-
= MANY man who puffs at mounting
flight Of stairs viii run up an account
with the greatest ease. -----
-.No,v;,b.,s;,n,cs,, t,;9 Az ,e,1, ia
SAhremar,S ~ bnsb,rdry mo n,atr;n,r.
p;,J harvest 10 sill o,tberpd win sbp.
cradle sn,f th,., sb.d ~, bacd u = ~ 7
IL ''-1.'i1 = ~ II IL. I.laq as.a
In these times of general dishonesty
man whose ,ladoss hava oil heen L.nt
III - n
lney are kept ny ms uhele' because the
,han, -,
tft..r.. .-..,,f III
The other evening, inst before sun
- - = iII- -, = a. rrCC =
HIS "i.o"" e">""iis ieni"i me-" "o.S
goes the woman that George Brown 5
-,s.- = - : :. .nIy y u u
lne roon set'hlS suPPel lglu3 NioPPsu
plate on the noOr, stumbled over the
baby, and ran like qqsrt .a to :
~ n :, ~ % - -. 81 - .
I4ch me iuich' no cne Will uue
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29

There are two Baptist Churches in
South America zone at Santa Barbara,
Brazil, and the other at Demerara,
Guiana.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-29

THERE are said to be 800 American
art students now in Paris.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-08-05

THE death of Judge Ballard of the
United States Court, at Louisville, will
open up another vacancy for some an
cient and venerable Ohio friend OF Mr..
Hayes. 1t cannot be possible that all
the early schoolmates and youthful com.
panions of the great man have been ex-
hausted.3 gb
GENERAL WALKER. Superintendent of
the Census in 1880, is sending out cir
culars to the Mayors Of the differen,
cities, asking for Information respecting
the social statistics, industries and gen.
eral characteristics Of the cities of the
I United States. This information will be
publishedin especial report.
A HARVEST CANVASS OF the States oil
Ohio, Indiana and kentucky, made by
the Cincinnati Enquirer, shows that the
wheat crop, which has just been harvest
ed, is of unprecedented quantity and ir
good condition. The crops of hay anG
oats are of average quantity and supe
trior quality. The corn and potato crops
show an increased acreage and promise
WELL Reports from the Mississippi val
Iley show an excellent prospect for {
large cotton crop.
EiGHTr-FIvE probationers were takel
into full membership at the NJ. E churcl
in this place last Sabbath. A very larg
, audience was present and the exercise
were altogether appropriate to the occa
sion. The Revs. W. D. Starkey, o
Morristown, and Slater Brown, of Cole
rain, assisted the pastor, the forme
briefly addressing the probationers In
discourse replete with good advice
Never before in the history of the churc
here has there been 80 many accession
to the membership as upon last Sabbath
Belmont Chronicle, 3lst alt 80,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-08-05
NOTICE TO STONE M4ssys

' =
CRALED PROPOSALS viii be received ss
! y the Auditors ofics In Wcodsasids llo1ros
County, Ohio, September s. 1879, to ~
O'Clock, n :, for two abutmepts' lchn u.
Bridgeman's. in Lee township, for.s bridss
across Barnes Rim; lsngth Of abatments ls
feet at base and IS feet y top; height II
feet; thickness 8 feet II base and feet on
top, with the necessary wig walls; all Of
which must he hrst class masonry. And abut.
mshss mnst be 1nished BY fhs 10th day Of
November, 1879. .strdSsae spEin Bsfs
No hid will be considered uuiess accomps.
nied by . good and -sufaoient -besd The
Commissioners reserve the right tors!ect one
or all hds..iastgb I IS rA .
By order Of the Commissioners. q
3ss Y. .HoEYFLRH, Aud. =. Q. o.
july2y,,7sHo. "a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-08-05
Charles smith Fatally Wounded.

CnarleS SInlbn Eatatiy VOuuucus
The following dispatch gives the par.
ticulars Of shooting affray at Rockpor',
Wood County, Wes: Va, in which
CHARLES SMIrH, a-former resident Il
Washington township, this county, cane
out second best: Il s4B u FA3itJ .
PARKER. BURG, July 27.-A fight oc-
CURED al Rockport, ten miles above this
city, last evening, between Robert Amos
and man named Charles Smith, Amos
shot at Smith seven times. one ball pen
etrating bis side and coming out just
above the hip on the opposite side
Smith fell, and is supposed tosbe fatally
wounded. Amos was taken by the off
GERS and brought to this city about an
hour ago. The cause Of the trouble is
not known. t'''ls
SMITH was sent to the penitentiary
from this county several years since for
shooting WILLIAM WHIrE, OF Washing
ton township. And not long since be
was indicted for an assault with intent to
kill Tor d mnrderodis attack made upon
DR.. FoeLE, of tGraysYille. He was twice
arrested for that offense, but managed,
both times, without very much trouble,
to escape from the persons who had him
In custody The latest intelligenceffom
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II -'3lFIT - -
( Probate Notice, =

~
| A, CC0UNTS and vouchers hays been digd
~ in the Probate cotlrt OF Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors. Adminiss
traitors and Guardians, -sr>
First and fnal account Of Henry krisgs
Admir- of the estate OF John George Kriegs.
First and fnal account d, Jacob Seggesser
Ex. cutor Of the will Of Barbara Miller.
First partial account Of John Keysor Asssie-
nee Of ]. J. Alexander. an insolvent.
The final account Of Nicholas Bondi Guardian
! Of the person and estate of Mary Tomi su
! imbecile ,ss,'rs.s.i
First partial &C ouut Of John Burkholter
! Guardian Of the minor heirs Of jacob
Burkholter.
First and final account Of Mary Nsnhalt
(Nsiboh) Guardian Of Frederick Neibch's
minor heirs ste %sa r t
Fourth partial account Of Harvey wright
Guardian Of N. N. L. Wright, minor.
Third partial account Of ]. n. Twinem Admf
/ Of the estate of Thomas Boutwell,.
Any person interested may Ale written ex-
ceptions to said accounts or any item therso
on or before the 2Sd day Of August nezt
when the same will be hually heard and CON :.
tinued from day to day until disposed ct.
R. K. WALTON,
July 20, '7sws. Probate Judge u CO.