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Funny.

We clip the following from the New York
Tribune Of April s.h. IL Is sufficiently laugnable
10 excite the risibslities OF eynic
General Sherman has caught Tartar 10 8
Ciueiuuatti reporter. The yoaug gentleman was
sent to the Generals hotel to get material for an
interview. and esiieHtly was abruptly snabbed
for the next days Enquirer bors record OF i
peculiar comedy Of errors Tue reporter sent up
bis card, and young lady. atteaded by foot
man. who vas also 10 the reception room, sent
Up her esri at the sans time The messenger
soon returned With tao cards from General Sher-
Hau. and the clerk handed one TO the reporter
and the other to the foOtmsn. The reporter
re1d the card that vas banded to him. while his
hair stood on eud. Regret exceedingly that
can't come Give ny love 10 your mother. and
assure her | have not forgotten old Iimss. Hope
the soires SiH be 8 success. as / an sure il will
BE- Pardon the Eitticism when | say yours
truly Is soiree he can't be present The re-
porter bad just eompsehended the mistake that
had been made when, booking up. be saw shirl-
ing assy the carriage which contained the young
lady. jest thee card bearing the following
rude inscription dropped from the Iady's neryeless
hand and hatEsred to the ground Go TO -
What do care shout the army, the Chinese
bill. the cnoiis trade. the Presidential question
or auy other questions. Again | say, ss did
IL the beginning. 90 there yourself p
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1he Sugar Trade.

fervsn the Sss YORK J9.a-nsl II CoEnuaerrsO
The Treasury Department has surprised and
Offended the sugar rs6ners and Importers BY its
nsw ARBITRARY order Tor the classification Of
sugars. They are not aware OF any reason which
made the order necessary. The aeti0g Secretary.
Mr.. Preach. does not eoudeSeend to explain in
the document Why be issued it. The sugar
trade bad supposed that the whole subject Was
ia the hands Of the Ways and Means Commit.
tee sud YOU'D be lsll there until the regular
session. Just previous 10 The recent adiosrn.
msnE. the committee held meetings TO consider
the sugar qaesrloa. Being determined to know
all about 1t, the committee se1t competent
representative 10 Demerara TO Investigate the
charges Of fraudulent eoloration GA the spot
He MAS Instructed 10 examine the whole process
Of sugar EakiHg on the large scale thoroughly
and report. The committee expected To make
the facts thus ob,alnsd the basis Of their recon,
ueniatioa to CougreSs, Il is kno1u that this
gentlelnsa (Nr, Nekayl has arrived 10 Dems-
rsra. and ~ last accounts was basy At his in
Sesligttio1. The sugar manufactures catered
warmly fato the scheme. and were DESTROYS OF
showing kin their modes OF making the low
grade sugars which the Treasury Department
iuss are arIi6eially eol0rsi to avoid the proper
duty. The American rs6Hers and importers
hoped good results from tue inquiry They do
aoI deny that frauds have been praetised on the
government By unscrupalous meu 10 the sugar
trade. But they DO repsI The charges made by
the Treasury Department against the Importers
aud re6ners as class. They hold that the
po.ari=eope viii prove test no better than the
Dutch color stsudArd to determine the saccha.
tine value Of sugar. They object to the order
issued as the wantou assumption OF power which
belongs to Congress alOee. unJGst in its appli-
cation 10 sugar nOT on its passage which hai been
bought at old rates. and generally absurd anu
inpcaetieable. II IS quite evident that the
Treasury Department and the sugar trade will
never be brought to the same opinion. They
are recognized antagonists, and 3 good many
hard words have passed between them. The
department acfs now as II 1t hoped to get even"
~iIh the sugar uen 10 the Congressional recess.
When there Is no power outside Of the courts 10
stop the qualification OF its msddling propensi.
ties. The sugar trade now srdently longs for
the recuuyening Of Congress. in the hope that
Uniform tariff law will be passed that will pot
au end TO these caprieious disturbances Of the
sugar market We should not be surprised if
the whole dispate finally ended by applying To
the importation OF sugar the specific duty in It's
most offensive aad unjust form. VIZ. to charge
4 single rare OF at most Two rates tor all grades
Of sugar brought into the country.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THE BALM WAGON

CTTIzEEs AND RESIDESTs OF H0xo-
" LrLE Fa1-g Fri=-s-H and S-zzzxzFH gEae-zcy are
llgt1Ef l<-e11 R-1tc " rzEEp FORT 81
1EE, he11 every zaAkaf1 AZ II
src1urx L. L. and - r. NJ prpTzGes1 fer al
E1a Ezzy BE rfe1seE E-ren1- TEere q Te1zEa-AT
essl-E E=zTe- Les1zE ~ "a slezsck. Il IL LscEz<
Ea1z1s "a wAdrA AiiaEe We1clze- -1sI
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DOWNER'S KEROSENE OIL,
DER laERICAN GIRL ron SAFE Row.
IL BY IS EoLLES & CO
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POLAR OIL.

4 FULL LINZ or No. 4. No. 4. NO, 10.
n ; q, cetsoa RAvseS. 10 O. cos;0a Ravens
fSl BoLLEs 6 co.
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COTTON PUCK.

HAMS. BACON AND LARD,
IN FIVE AND TEN POUND PsItS. FOR
II sale ey sN ROLLINS Co
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no suIr. FOR SALE ny
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MANILA CIGARS.

IN RoxES OF S0o. zoe AND 100 EAcH
i ne saeaHass Arsteis> ror sale by
~ RoLLES co.
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LINE,
k>IvE HUNDRED sAssEIS. FRESH AMI
n 10 perfect eraer. kVg sale ey
rA RoLI-AS q CO,
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ROLLED AND RAW PAINT oil,
SrochnoIN TAR. WILMINGTON TAR,
- Oval Tar ftea. Tar Oh ai@eS Narpnsh. far sse BY
Ia RoLL1S 20,
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BARLEY, OATS, BRAN.
NIIDDLINGS. AND GROUND HARLEY.
vi Also, cosn Meal for Feed. For Sale BY
TSs soLLES co.
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A Pull Line ofship Stores and Groceries,
DlEsEEyED FRUITS. MEATS. soUPs.
y &c. ~ BoLLE3 4 co.
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NOTICE

nAvIHG PROCURED PROM COL MAIL
II LARD, the weiiknosn breeder Of the Rest Caffls
and H0rses, sbe Beat Formnla known for Feed for
Mich Cows. prepared 70 fsrnish the Feed 70
those who require IT, 10 quantities 70 suit AZ 30 Ter Zoe
po1nds. A. this Feed Il made from the best grain
prOeurabe warrant Il % be ali that required
able the owner Of the 70 procure abundaBes Of
Fch milk and 70 assrs healthy food for he cow Par.
ues Uishlng their grain ground aud prepared can
have u done ~ asrt notice. ether for horse feed
70 u LAME On.
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NEW GOODS,

DECElvgp M LATE ARRIVALS. VIE,
II LADY lAaPsea. ksA<aea, nseeVeyy and Australia,
0slaea Cate Extra PANTY. fakers' Extra and
Essssaae sseeF. CssSkea Wheat Cora Meal
oss Meal whss, Oats. tiroaaa ksaElsy, ksaa. Hay,
fSl Ana fQs sale ~ ROll.kS q CO
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HAYl HAY

CALIFORNIA DAT AND WHEAT HAY.
u seo Bales Just resolved and for Sale by
T5S BoLIES Gu
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YEAST POWDER,
DRESroN AND NERRIIlss.
II tA sOx sale ~ soLLEs c GO,
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ENGLISH NOTIFIED SOAP,
EX BARK GLENIFFER. FOR SALE M
M iSS RoLLES & co,
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KERosEsE OIL, rRipE OF THE WEST

per (sevsFasAeai certlacAses iSas. and Par spFs
ussrr MhSse> A small lSt % this SUPERIOR Oh lpss
esivr1 ~ fSi RoLLN> q 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
The Human Structure.

The following passage is from
the address of President Pickard to
the graduating clsss of the Medical
Department in the State University
of Iowa.
What you ere, not what you pro.
fess to be will determine the esteem
in which you are held. May l ad.
dress to you certain motives for
tight living which shall lead to an
honored life ? The peculiar nature
of y our profession shall be first. 1t
brings you int close relations with
q wonderful structure-the human
body-into an intimate acqusin-
lance with the human soul upon
which the right action of bodily or
gans is so OFT dependent. Whatever
may be your thought of the origin
or the destiny of the human organ
ism, your study cannot have failed
to impress yon with the wonders OF
its mechanism-the mysteries of its
action-the intricacy OF It's relations
to its subtle essence developed in
reason, in Imagination and in fancy,
To me it speaks of power above
and beyond matter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
Why Will You

Allow a colo to advance ia your system and
thus encourage more serious maladics, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrhsges and Lung trou-
bles when an immediate relief can be so read.
Nv attained. Boschees Gwman Syrup has
gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
diseases II ia Dr.. Boschee's famous German
prescription and is prepared with she greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in adj
ministering to the youngest child as per d.
rsctions. The sale Of this medicine is unpre-
cedented, Since first introduced there has
been a constant increasing demand without a
single report Of failure to do its work in any
case. Ask vour druggist to the truth Of these
remarks. Large size rs cents. Try it and be
convinced
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
A New Secret Order.

The other day, after strapping
young man had sold load of corn
and potatoes on the market, and had
taken his team to a hotel barn to
"feed," it became known to the men
around the barn that he was very
DESTROYS of joining some secret soci.
ETY. in town. When questioned, he
admitted that such was the case, and
the boys at once offered to initiate
him into a new order called the
"Cavaliers of Coveo." He was told
that it was twice as secret as Free
masonry, much nicer than Odd Eel.
lowship, and the cost was only So.
In case he had the toolhache, he
could draw IS per week from the re
lief fund, and be was entitled to re-
ceive $40 for every headache and $25
for sore throat.
The young man thought he had
struck big thing, and after eating a
hearty dinner he was taken into a
store room above the barn to be mi
tlated. The boys poured cold water
down his hack, put flour on his hair,
swore him to kill his mother If com.
manded, and rushing him around for
an hour, without single complaint
from his lips. When they had fin.
ished, he inquired
NOW, l am one of the Cavaliers
Of Coveo, am 4"
"You are," they answered.
"Nothing more to learn. is there p
"Nothing."
"W ell, then, I'm going to lick the
whole crowd !" continued the candi.
date, and he went at it, and before
he got through he had his - initia-
ton fee back, and three more to
boot, and had knocked everybody
down two or three times apiece. He
didn't seem greatly disturbed in mind
as he droye ont of the barn. On the
contrary, his hat was slanted over,
he had a fresh S cent cigar in his
teeth, aud he mildly said to one Of
the barn boys:
"Ssy, boy, if you hear of any cav
alters asking for cove about my size,
tell 'em III be in on the full OF the
moon to take the Royal Skyfugle de.
grees."-Detroit Free Prees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
Nine. Bonaparte.

Nine. Bonapsrte, who died at
her home in Baltimore, April 4th,
was the wife of Jerome Bonaparte,
brother Of the first Napoleon, who
became fascinated by Der beauty
and intellect while visiting in Bal
timore in 1903. Jerome, with all
the ardor of an enthusiastic French
man, pressed his suit. seeming will.
ing to throw aside all hope Of pre-
ferment from his government in
the desire to wed, aud on the Gath
of December. 1903. he led her miss
Elizabeth Patterson, daughter oil
William Patterson, q wealthy ship
owner to the altar. The French
government annulled the marriage
(Jereme having been under age),
and in 1905 Napoleon, by threats
and entreaties. persuaded his bro.
Their to send his American wife
(then about to become q mother)
back to her parents Being separa
ted from her, although "but few
months" as he passionately avow-
ed, Jerome evidently soon forgot
his western beauty, and-married
the Princess Frederick Catherine,
of Wertemburg.
Nine. Bonaparte hae lived in this
country since the unhappy separa-
ton (visiting Europe occasio nally).
but her experience embittered her,
and gradually she became better
known for her sharp tongue than
for any thing else. Her father, 10
his will, paid particular attention to
her by emphatically stating that
she had given him more trouble
than any OF his other children, be-
ing disobedieut and headstrong.
Nine. Bonaparte YVES "a years old
at the time of her death.
The son, Jerome Napoleon, died,
in Baltimore in 1870. He VAS nvv.
er recognized BY the French gov.
eminent, although shown many
courtesies and allowed q handsome
annuity by his father. He married
Miss Williams, daughter of veal
thy citizen of Roxbury, Mass, and
with the fortune she brought him
became one of the wealthiest citi.
zens of Baltimore. He was never
naturalizsd, but claimed French
citizenship, somewhat proudly. His
con, also named Jerome Napoleon,
was born in 1882. and is now alive.
He married Boston lady, in 1872,
at Newport.-The Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
SUMMONs-BARrH. ct al.

Circuit Court. Grant County. Nathan Corwith
Plaintiff against Robert Barth, Sophie Bsrth his
wife. y. Kipgeling, George W. Tsuslg, and Hermann
GRIMM Defendants
The state Of Wisconsin TO the said defendants and
each OF them:
You are hereby summoned TO appear within twenty
days after service OF this summons exclusive Of the
DAY Of service and defend the above entitled action
In the court aforesaid and in case Of your failure
70 DO Judg at wall be rendered against you accord
log 20 Tho emAnd OF the complaint; OF which q copy
IL here 18th served upon you.
BARBER q CLEMENTSoN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
p. o. Address, Ian sster, Grant cosnty, Wis.
~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17

TALK rs you may, sinners are
gener ally more eager in soliciting
others to accompany them in their
wicked courses than the generally of
Christians are in seeking to win
men to q fellowship in righteous
works; for men always seek to be
encouraged by oompanionship in
evil, while in the pursuit of good
they often seem to sel6shiy desire
to enjoy alone whatever happiness
NAV be gained by il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17

times during the last thirteen days
and was afraid il wouldn't last
much longer.
We'll, he said, lit was hardl the
thing for man of my impre Rive
appearance who would naturally At.
tract attract attention the moment
entered room { have to stand
on my tiptoes and hold on with
both hands to look over the back
OF car seat) to go around with
such head of hair when be could
straighten it out for me in minute.
l told him to 60 ahead and closed
my eyes and wondered what would
come next.
That fellow took q pair Of deD-
lists forceps and pulled every lock
of hair had left.
There be said proudly, now
when your hair grows cut it will
grow out even
was q little dismayed at FIRST
when looked at my glistening poll
but all it Yves relief to know that
the end was reached and that no.
body could torment me again to
have my hair trimmed for several
weeks. But when got shaved at
AshtabuIa the barber insisted on
putying up the holes and giving
my head coat of shellsc. | yield.
ed and my head looked like VAR
nisbed globe with the maps left of
Two days after l sat in the bar ber's
chair at Mansfield. The barber
shaved me silently. Then he paused
and with bottle poised in his hand
said:
'Shampoo?'
| answered him with look.
Then he oiled my hairless globe and
bent over it for moment with q
hairbrush. Then he said:
'On which side do you part your
hair p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
FORECLOSURE SALE-DEwEY

ct al.
State of Wisconsin. County Of Grant-ss. circuit
Court In AID for Grant County, Wis. The North
western Mutual Life Insurance Company, Plain
tiff, against Nelson Dewey and Catharine A. Dew.
ey. Defendants.
Notice is hersby given. that by virtue and In
pursuance OF a Judgment rendered and order ofsae,
on the eth day Of February, A. d. 1879. in said
court in the above entitled action the undersigned
Sheriff OF Grans County. will, the 24th day III
May at 10 O'clock in the forenoon the front door
OF the court house in the City of Lancaster Grant
County. Wisconsin, sci, to the highest bidder Tor
cash the following described premises situated in
the town OF Cassviile, Grant County, Wisconsin or
so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said
Judgment interest aud costs of sale, towit: The
west half OF section No. eighteen lS) and the north
hall OF section No nineteen 9J all in township No.
three (3) range No five (5l, wost; also the north
half OF section No. thirteen Q3). and lots No two
~ and three ~ of said section No thirteen (lS)
township No. three %, range No. six (e), west
together with the privileges and appartenances to
the same belonging.
Dated March 81, 1919 GAY D. sTREETER.
Sheriff Grant County, Wis.
DIXON, HOOK A., VIRGO & NoYEs,
Plaintiff Attorneys. 5w6
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Cegal Notices.
PARTITION SALE.

In Circuit Court for Grant County, Wisconsin, Feb
ruary Torn 1879
Trustees o. Warren Lodge No, 4 of A. y. A. NJ OF
Potosi. plaintiffs against Trustees OF Good Tenn.
parss Lodge No. IS OF Potosi, defendants.
In pursuance Of an order made by said court in the
above entitled action Tor partition the l4h day of
February, 1879 and order Of sale signed snd flied
on the day and ny direction the plaintiffs ct
toruey will sell 81 public auction, TO the highest
bidder for CASH the front door of the court house
In the CITY Of eucBsier Grant County, Wisconsin,,
saday the l0h day ofApr 1879 at the hour of in the
afternoon tho following described property situate in
the village Of Potos in said County, viz In-lot No.
eighty. four (sI on section No. thirty four (2D Of
town No three (3J north OF range No three 3l west
Of the ih principal meridian the terms Of said sale to
be cash. GAY. d. STREElER,
Sheriff Grant County Wis,
wv SEAToN. Ploiutirs' Attorney,
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feqal Notices.
SALE UNDER EXECUTION.

State Of Wisconsin, County OF 0rant, IS.
Ludwig Weigel, Plaintiff. u.s. Martin LAnge and
Justin Moutag, Defendants
BY virtue OF an execu ticn upon judgement in
the above entitled action docketed in the Office Of
the clerk Of the circuit court. the 18th day OF
February, 1879, In favor OF the above named plain.
tin and against the above named defendants. to me
directed and delivered. to satisfy the same, have
this the 9th day of March, A. d 1879. by direction
OF said aintifs attorney, levied upon all the right
title and interest which the sa Id defendants had
the 10Th day OF February 1879 has since acquired
and to the following described land and real estate
to-wt: The east half of the southeast quarter and
the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and
southwest quarter OF the northeast quarter of
zion twenty three (23), town two t2i. range two
~, west. And shall offer for sale and sell he
above described lands, or much thereof may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment and costs,
public auction, to the highest bidder for carh In
hand, at the front door of Andrew Schmidts store.
In the town of Paris In Grauf County. at O'clock
In the afternoon of May 20. 1879.
:, Dated March 81, 1879, Lancaster, GRAFT County
Wisconsin. GAY STREETER
ARcHIEW. BELL, Sheriff Grant County Wis.
Attorney for Plaintiff Owe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
ESTATE-HANNAH FITZGERALD.

State OF Wisconsin, County Court TO- Grant County.
In Probate.
Notice 10 hereby given that at the May Term OF
tks County Court to be held Ia and for said County
81 Ao Court House In the City OF Lancaster In said
County. on the first Tuesday OF May, A. d. 1879,
As follow matter will be heard and considered.
he application efHugh A. W. McNsir, sdministrs-
To- 81 she estate ofHannsh Fitzgerald late ofthe town
- Feai estate belonging 20 said estate described ss
allows, The east half OF the southwest quarter and
s east half OF the north quarter OF the nth
wt quarter OF section fifteen (i6l In town Ave (5)
@ssh Of range three ts) west 10 the county OF Grant
ed State OF Wisconsin.
pstsd March goth. 1879.
By order Of the Court,
sea VIM. Mc00NIGAL, Judge.
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FORECLOSURE SALE-BUHL, e,

Al.
ststs Of Wisconsin, County Of Grsnt-B. In Circuit
cssss ~ and fef Grant Co.. Wis. Peter ohlert
Y1E.. 20. Magnns Bull and Aussissis Bull bis
wife, fsfts.
Estios 70 hereby given that by virtue and in par.
sss4ss 81 % judgment OF foreclosure and sale ren-
Ase1 In sed cause the 9th day Of April. 1878, 10
~ court, IN favor Of the Plaintiff and against the
Defendants above named. che undersigned Sheriff OF
~ Grant county, will the cath day OF May
Me. 81 the he ar eftwo o'clock p m, at the font
esss o. the oour House In the City OF Lancaster,
essAt ssunty, WIS.,. sell ct public auction to the
ksrAsss bidder, for cssh. ths following described
.srssssd premises situated 10 Grant county, Wis,
0-vhi
9hs east half Of the southeast quarter and the
DsAvst quarter Of the southeast qusrter OF section
%. sstsen (le) IN township No. four az, north OF
ssAgs To- three (s, vest 90 satisfy the said inegN
msss snt costs and in terest and aecruing costs.
pnssS Aprii. 6, 1879. GAY. D. srREErER
nAHpnR CLENENrs0N. Sheriff Grant Co., Wis.
Ay6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17

My son, trnst not to thy feelings,
for whatever they be now, they
will quickly be changed upon some
other thing. But he that is wise
and we'll instructed in the Spirit,
standoth fast upon these things; not
heeding what be feeleth in himself,
or which way the wind Of instabili
ty bloweth, but that the whole in
tent of his mind may be to the right
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
NOTICE.
-@.R-

All persons knowing them
selves indebted to us by note
or book account are hereby
requested to call and settle the
same, as necessity compels US
to make collections without
delay. In the mean time we
will sell you DRY GOODS at
greatly reduced prices, and all
goods at the lowest, ROCK BOT
TOM prices for CASH. Thank
full for past favors, we are,
Yours truly,
WHEELER,
WILSON'S
& CO.
Bloomington, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-17
ESTATE-J0sEPH DoBsoN.

In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the May term Of
the County Court to be held in and for said County
at the court house in the city of Lancaster in said
County, the first Tuesday of May. a. d. 1879 the
following matter will be heard and considered The
application of Charles Watson administrator of the
estate OF Joseph Dobson, late of the town of Lima
in sad county, deceased for the settlement and al
lowance Of his account as such administrator and
lis fna discharge.
BY order of the Court,
WIN. McG0N1GAL, County Judge.
Dated April 2, 1879. 5w3