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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

MADRID Feb 10 In Congress- today Renor
Eldnay.D Mtn,ater OF G,Iuuiss. read the Gu
hap budget Tho ordinary Expenditures are le-
ported at 1T $50 900 peettaa. and the eStraordt
mn r . nj ia O0O 600 pesetaa. Various new taxes
are to he Impoeed during the continuance of
war Au'horiz ,tion In saked to contract loan
for repayipg tho advances made by the Hia
parn Colonial Bank, covering the deficit and
unifylpg the debt The amount of tho loan Ia
not state d. but Ia believed to be GO 600 peso
tAa -
III Tibrral says II Ia probable that Henor Ed
| nny On will become Minister of Foreign Affairs
az soon AZ tho Cnhan budget In voted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
ATGHASlSTAN.

PARIS Feb 2O--The Journal deg Debais sRpa
We We've RussIa and England have ngraed to
allow Feraia to occupy Hsrat. and thus estAb-
lish neutral zone hatween them.
IonpoN, Feb 40 II Ia to hs remarked that
yesterdays InV Man GazpHe declared that
Prince I.abauoF RuesIa Ambassador at Lon
don brought plan for tho settl lement OF the
Central Asleu question; It also declared that
acceptance of n cut and dried setf lement woald
be construed as u Britlsh surrender aud destroy
Englnnds presiige In hsia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
HOUSE or nEPRE.ENTATIvEs.
FRIDAY. February 40. 1880

The House WAS called to order at II O'Clock.
Speaker Ogden In the chair and quorum
present
Prayer was offered by Rev. DIR. Palmer.
On motion OF Representative Feazel the Com
mittsa on Appropriations were empowered TO
visit the charitable institutions OF the State.
The Committee on Parochial Affairs repoIIen
| our representatives In Congress to secure an
appropriation for the improvement Of Bayou
! 4 favorable report was presented on the an-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
:. RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 2o.-The Moro Iraaya
publishes the particulars OF the attempted Hs-
that DINER was appointed for o'clock on
Tuesday evening If II had not been accidentally
delayed all would have been seated at the mo-
ment of the explosion. As 1t was their escape
was very narrow. The Emperor. accom- panied
by the Princes of Hesse and Bulgaria was about
to enter the dining hall through one door. and
cept the Empress. by another. when the explo-
sion took place. Two servants who were In the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
TURK

LONDON. Feb. 2o.-A diapatoh from Oonstan-
tlpnple 10 the Manchester Guardian says mar
tIul law has been proclaimed there. The meas
nre can only affect tho Turkish popnatlon. as
Europeans ara protected by tho eapitnlatlons.
1t Ia understood that the proclamation has
been lag ed with u view to preventing disturb
anees In carrying out military reforms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
FRANCE.

PAnIs. Feb 10 Duo D'Audriffst WIS received
into the French Academy Thursday. His re-
eeption was very brilliant affair
grand banquet In honor OF Cen. Fairehi|d.
on eve of his departure for Spain. was given
last niaht by tho American colony.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
SOUTH AM ERICA.

DuEHoa AyREs, Jan. az According to intelll
rance published here. the alliance between
Peru and Bolivia haa been broken off
HIoNDoN. Fob 20-Advces from Rio JaneirO
10 the third instant via Llabon. stnte that from
eight to ten persons are dying In that city from
yellow fever daily.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON. Feb 2o.The boring OF tho bt. Goth :
ard Tunnel will be Anished In twelve days.
A Berlin dispAtch snys: Socialist deputies
Bebel and Bader stated In tho Knichstng that
German Socialism had no connection Whatever
with Russian Nihiliam.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

building OF another fifty mles Of the Texas and
Psnino II ,ilroad. extension west of Weather
ford, was lel Yesterday, Iron and other mate
rial. and complete outfit Tor II telegraph line
from Fort Worth to Waatherford. are on hand.
and trains will he running to tho latter place
hy tho frat OF Aprl,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
ROU NJ ANA.

BUCHAREST. Feb. 2oThs official eommuni-
cation Ia which England Germany and France
anknowledRe tho independenoe of Roumnnla
was transmitted to this capital to-day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
ITALY.

RoME. Fob ao.-The Italian Chamber Of Depu-
tira haR re-eected 5RnOr Fnrni president OF
the Chamber.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
Tho B,ue Ridge Railroad

CHAnLusToN s. O. Feb 2o,-Both houses OF
tho General Assembly have passed a bill TO
facilitate the completion OF the Blue Ridge
Kairoad. which will supply tho missing link
connecting Charleston with tho Cincinnati
Southern Railroad Win Knoxville. Tho first
section authorizes county subscriptions to the
enterprise La section tho State agrees to
railroad. and all taxes. except tho school tax.
for tho next three years. provided work shall be-
begun by the first of January. 1891. and be COM
pleed In three yeate.
In section the State pledges ts faith to ro-
nit all State. county and municipal taxes. OK
cept tho school tax. for twenty years Consecu-
lively to tho parties beginning construction OF
tho road from the present terminus by the ')rst
OF January, 1881. and completing II to Knoxville
within three years from Tint dnte.
Section defines Rs ono OF the conditions OF
the act. that tho parties accepting its benefits
shall build road from WalhalIa. IN the d.
Tenn, and that when com pleted they shall never
dscriminnte against tho interests Of any part
of this State or offer better terms Of freight or
pnssage to any other porta. or enter Into any
combination with any other roaos. within or
without the State. by which they ehall diecrl lml-
nate In favor OF any other port over Charleston
and any persona berenfisr coming Into posses-
sion OF said road shhll take It subject to the
terms of this section. Persons owning or
operating said road shall not have the right TO
make any Discrimination against Charleston
other way. nor combine or p0ol with any other
mpaniea to do 30.
Section y authorizes tho putting OF M largo
mortgage bonded indebtedness as necessary on
tho road Tho bill will certainly be approved
by ths Governor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
Movement Of ocean Yeasels.

New YoRK, Feb. 2o.-Arrtved: Biea Arrived
out: Sc, thia Lord Of tho Isle, schedam.
BARCELONA. Fob 40 Sailed eighteenth: Bark
Passat for Southwest Pass. Arrived. fifteenth:
Bark Marti Oodofar from New Orleans.
TARRAGoNA, Fob 20-Arriyed. fifteenth: Bark
Berafln from New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. Fob. 2o.-.Arrived On tho nins-
neenth. bark Chinman from Now orfeans snip
Connemara from New Orleans.
HAvRE Feb. 2o.-Arrived: Steamer Oakdale
from New Orleans.
LoNDoN, Feb 2o-Tbe bark Midsummer from
New Ofleans for Queenstown. has arrived ut
Falmouth. She lost her boats. bulwarks, galley
and main rail and had her decks swept
I4EGHoHN Feb. 2o.-Arrlved: On tho seyen-
teenth bark Ro.ina from New Orleans.
| Orr DUNoENEss Feb. ao.-Arrived: On the
| eighteenth, ship Ado phus from Savannah
| LONDON Feb 2o.--Arrlvsd On the twentieth
ship Percy from Pensacola.
| BARCELONA. Feb. 2o.-Arrived: On tho siT-
teenth. barks Antoinette and Loladc Amablt
| Antonio from Charleston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

THE Texas ana Pacific Railroad.
ay. LOUIS. Feb. 2a.-The contract for the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
TonACrp EXPORT BONns.

The subcommittee of tho Houae Ways and
Mems Committee to-day heard arguments by
Representative Joe Johnston md Mr. Burr. OF
Richmond In favor Of the bill amending the
Revised HRtutea relative to tobacco export
honda. They viii probably report 1t favorably y
TO tho full committee eOon
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15
Girls in the Wine Watts.

A resident in Italy vouches for the fol-
lowing In tho vineyards in Perugia the
gils mount ladders and clip the rich bunch
es, dropping them into the baskets. With
industrious workers one day Is enough to
clear an average vineyard When the
grapes are gathered in they are carefully
picked from the stems for the pressing.
This last process is tho same primitive,
simple operation that was performed by
the patriarch NOAH. The grapes are
thrown into an enormous vat, where the
juice is tramped out OF them by the bare
feet. At this stage OF the vintage you
may see hundreds of the young ladies' of
the City of Perugia coming forth in
groups In the morning. beaming with
pleasant mystery and excitement.
Your ordinary tourist, whose only in-
tellectual and instructive pabulum is gath
cred from the guide books, has not the
remotest conception of their object. He
may think they are out for an early consti-
tutional. But early constitutonals are not
the rage with Italian ladies. Shall tell
JDN viz ooSAObo va Ill bhdb ngbbciy anu
excitements They are off to the country
TO tread in the wine presses. 1t is novel
holiday to them, besides being most
salutary exercise. Even prim old dowa-
gers are known to "wade inn and Danish
the rheumatism by a half days exercise
in the wine press. Apart from the health
ful exercise of tramping, the new mash
acts as a bath to the limbs, while the up
rising fumes are considered eminently
stomachic. After the treading performance
these ladies wash themselves in hot wine,
taking moderate decoction internally for
the stomach's sake. The effect is pleasant
and rejuvenating, and is especially no.
ticeable in the vim with which they par
tlcipate in the dance, which is the usual
sequel to treading in the wine press.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15
A Sinking Town.

Honeybrook, village near Hazletou,
has experienced terrible earth sink from
robbing the mines underneath. On SUM-
day morning street and the houses on
either side settled from four to eight feet,
and were twisted out of shape, some hav-
ing nearly tipped over. Families rushed
in terror from their homes, running falling,
screaming and crying, and furniture in
the houses was turned topsy turvy. Fif-
4eeu blocks of houses were moved more or
less, and two hundred yards Of street have
been thrown into hillocks and gullies.
Great cracks extend half mile athwart
the village. Strange to say, no one was
seriously injured. At the latest advices
the mines under another part of the town
were working" and it was expected that
another and more serious settlement of the
surface would take place, involving greater
danger TO lives and property. = Scranton
Republican of the 9th inst
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15
Saw boy Drown and Would not Save Him

While bathing at the foot of Bridge
avenue, in Camden, last week, year old
boy named Dory Max, who could swim
but little, was carried out by the tide and
drowned. One of his companions, aged
10, started to help him, at the same time
calling upon man in boat near by to
render the drowning lad aid. The man
answered, "Let him drown if he can't
stay away from here" and the boy sank
before his companion reached him.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15
Hard on Attorneys.

An old attorney said, little before his
death, that he had been reckoned very
great rascal, and believed he was SO, for
he had done many roguish and infamous
things in his profession; "but," said he,
''by what can observe of the rising gen.
Grafton, the time may come, and you may
live to see it, when | shall be accounted a
very honest man in comparison with those
attorneys who are to succeed me-"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15
Forest and Stream,
ROD AND GUN.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Advertising Rates.

Inside pages, nonpariel type, Is cents per line;
outside page 40 cents. Special rates for three six
and twelve months. Notices In editorial column,
SO cents per line-eight words to the line, and
twelve lines to one inch.
Advertisements should be sent in by Saturday
OF each week II possible.
All transient advertisements must be accom-
panied with the money or they Will not be in-
serted.
No advertisements or business notice OF an
immoral character will be received on any terms.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15
Balance due Carson Hair

After careful examination of the accounts of
Carson Hair and Geo. b SOuder, late supervisors
OF Carroll township. we do report the above as
just and true. 20 the best Of our knowledge and
ability
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15
.AINrINe. PArEn HANeINa. SC.

Persons wanting Painting. Graining, Paper
price should calI ON HkHRY RICE. Jr.,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
s7-0rders by mail will receive prompt attsn-
tion. May Is, 1850
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15

VNSTATE TENOTICE.-NOtiee N Is hereby given
IL that letters testamentary on the estate OF
Sarah Kline. late OF Blain borough. Perry county,
Pa, deceased. have been granted to the under.
signed residing in said place.
Allpers0ns indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims viii present them duly authenticated for
settlementto
WM. A. KLINE, Executor.
w. N. Seibert atty. Blain. Pa.
16 CIV
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15

ey- A colored bootblack in Richmond
the other day picked up secondhand Sc
gar in the gutter, went into beer saloon,
and asked for match. The proprietor
said "we don't keep matches to give
away" "Do you sell them ?" inquired
Blackey. They sold them, and he bought
a two-cept box, took out one, lit his segar,
and returned the box to the proprietor,
saying, Next time a gent'man asks you
for a match, jes give him one outer my
box" They haven't got done teasing
that saloon-keeper yet about the way he
treats "gent'men," white and colored.
GE- A boy at St. James, Watonwan
county, Mimi, was struck by lightning,
while plowing in the field, and his hair
and clothes partly burned off. The boy
was apparently Dead but a doctor was
summoned who took the body and laid it
with fresh earth up to the neck. In a
half-hour the boy showed signs of life,
and at last reports had partly recovered.
~ VIM. Roehm, of Quarryville, Ian
caster county, is the owner of pair Of
very large German rabbits, two or three
times as large as our ordinary rabbit. On
Tuesday of last week the female gave
birth to seven little long-eared Dummies,
and on Sunday, five days afterwards, as
tonished her owner by giving birth to
fourteen more.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-15

anime the splendid assortment for sale by
price.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-06

-
sEcs@son, Aversion = aociesy. Dimness ~ ytsios
Nolses Y tne Hesd; the vital nrid passing unoh.
sesved e the urfns. snd many other dise.sss ma
lead 70 tnaaDity and Death '''ss
Oh FINITE will asnee to forfeit Yiyy Hus.
p.kD D0LLsRs for case Of this kind tho VITAL
aEsfOkATivE under his special advice and
Ifeaimensl will lot cure. or for sn, thing Impnre
n y.k,oes iousd IN It, DIR MONTE treats al
aIvA'e Diss sses successfully without p,ercury
e1IseI!Asios rhKg Thorough .xHsn irsfIou ana
s1ssee. including analysis of urine Is o.. Price
OF VITAL RESTORATIVE. % IN . hottie ~ ION,
times The quantity. 8;0.0o: sat 10 sn, s.,.lr :.
upon receipt Of Price. or G. D. u. secure f-or,
o"erfsasion. va IN pfivsfe name if DIR rcd by
A. Z. AINfI1, NJ H..
~ ksasny Ssrse<. ssn rrsnci-es.. Cal
ny. AfNTlLs KIuSf.y III MiBy. NEPIi,tyr.
c rC.a. ssrrs I'll kind. . Kiansy si.I bladder
SynS IAnss, oen"r'isss. 0lesf. f<ucorhns ! Por
$50. az o"'t'rs ios
DIX ninTiEu DANDELIoN PILLS. ara N.
= 49, aso cheapest DYHPEPhIA and BfLIous crre
u sns narhss. For sale By al drpgsists.
:sdAw1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-06

~ the Gssernsr or the Territory Of
'.ss Washingses.
wnxxxAs. it 10 the duty Of the Governor. 81
tanss eSsy 1ogs bsfcD Any geneeal slscttoo. -
issas his pspelsastioa Designating the o0soss "
b. aised e such electton.
NOV. shsrssers. I. Elisha r. Ferry. Governor OF
s n {. e e I: ,as r:::,
Ne sssosd dag Of neysabss. AID. ons thousssd
slsks hsadrsd anA eighty. ct which the following
nsznsd oMosss viii b elected:
"A DslAsGEs - Fspr~ss1 I'D Territory In the
Drissdisf General.
~ Qsssssrmassss 6saemi.
4 OsmmtnnU 0sasssi.
A AltueAn4 osnsrsl.
"A Pxossesttag Attorney fer the hrss judicial
Prosecuting Attorney fer the second juAieial
4 Prosecuting Attorney for the third Judicial
district.
A,asmbs, q q Board sf Equalization for the
: Afgmbsr z g. 1ssrd q Equalization fer the
MsmbsE Of the Board Of Esaslinsion for the
third Judicial district -
Members OF both branches Of the Legislative
Assembly,
And eli county and precinct ofacsrz required By
tbs laws Of said Territory.
IL In testimony vheseof l have here
uEto Get my hand and caused
thu Great eesi Of the Ter
rftory 20 b snlxsd, ct Olympia.
this isth day Of August. AID. one
la ( thousand eight b dred and
eighty. and Of the Independence
y - Of Ne Uaissd States Ne one hun
KI.IHnA p. FERRY,
Governor.
By order OF the Governor.
J. II. ownss. Secretary.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-06
non lseLssu WOMEN DRESS.

Il cannot be denied that an English-
woman II ths saost pscaliarly drssssd
woman Of tho civilized world. One
doss not need to come. - did. with
Only two days interim between the
Paris salon. whore actresses and grsndes
dsssss sxhibit daily their sxtrsvagxns
toilets. 20 the London Academy. who're
British fashion holds carnival, 70 Gee
this and note the sxtrissdinsry differ
encs between the resgting stylss Of the
two capitals. In Paris m Englishwom-
IN 10 recognized in twinkling of an
eye, q ~ - she cen b seeo, By her
radical and essential differences in dress
not only frpn ths Pasisicsne, but by
reason Of her thorough unlikeness. 10
that respect. 10 the women OF oil ether
nAtions. A fertile source Of amussuent
10 ! Psddss,pee II tie extrsordinafily
coffased ga Scsnsless bunch of drsps-
~ that IN Englishwoman wears In the
region Of her heels, aud that her pecul.
isrly rolling and energetic gsit-so dif 4
fsrsat from the walk Of Coutinsntal
ladies--causss to toss add wobble be-
hind hes y ~ mest pngracslnl end
eccentric manner.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-06

10 r,
H. H. THOMPSON ~ oALiroasiA.--A
correspondent tells Of the home and
family Of r r. Thomnson :. s,Ilo y. g,
n,,,.. o,. .;.,. s,4-s,
III ". :" AMso. We wete
.s.,S..s~ - . r snsAaaec - see
- ns"~ - - Anoapson' Esq one
.sry s'aess. ne sn0
nv, nv s.egsn. nouns nefe. the grounds
~" . Iy soo rc~snticaiiy isid
y... oovs.lue sPsce Oh several acres.
lemon ~ = arg g 9ood azsd APP
Pc 49, 'osdeo VAN nuit; MsgnoliAs
S - oss O"'s: MOS fragrant
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-06
.nOLLxRsSc, N q nsG HELP.

go
They we're holding sn outdoor ward
meeting. the other night. and . speaker
had just commenced TO warm mp 70 his
work, wbsn . sessngef VIII all bis
worldly 'dsds ID a oil sheep skin on
his back. boots gone, hat going. and .
dyed IN The wool tramp az abost him,
halfst Oh TIE outskfYts of the crowd.
The speech soon caught him, asd be
began 10 applaud. At the end Of every
sentsnes hs clappsd his hands and
rcared like . fog horn. No MISTER
whether the speaker hit 'em OF not, the
stranger never failed 10 come down
with the applause, and he carried .
good share Of the csowd With him
After the speaker hsd finished. and
while hs"w wipins bis heated brow.
tbs tramp approached him and said:
'fint ere aosecA vss ons Of the tsst
I eves heard IA my Hfe.' ~
'AhiI an glad IL pleased you.'
Pleased mel Why. Il lifted me
right oFn,oy festl ! tell you. you're
. bosn osster, nd I js& wish I could
stsy 4 this tows asd- Asss sea make .
speech every mGns. 4
'Ys, I yish you could
'Bss ( csnE I 81 on my vsy West.
I shall. however. think Of your speech
hundred times day. I fesl the cleo.
trieisy n Il yet. esd -ssy. csn't yen
lend me half dollar 10 help me on 2
why. I don't know you. Why
should ] lsed you Aslf . dollar ?
o, come now--dou't Try 10 ride any
high horss over me. You know how
loud hollsfsd. and ysa know - vsli
- do that IL I hadn't pat 10 ny best
Hicks you'd have fallen - fiat - =
single! You ere great ossios. cir,
and that vas great speech, but IL you
doo't know that hollerin IL what did
the sbosiaSes, you'd better hang right
mp
The orator psndered over the matter
for fev seconds, and thea probably
copoludsd the rsasoniag wss sshad. a
he passed,evee the usossy.
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The latest and worst case Of lovers
revenge annn1e from Australia. A
young ns1 whose afisnced event b,ek
on bin. and broke OF their engage
msns, recsivsd A.sote ffSn her sskins
nun % Fstat. thet loek Of hsr BAR
veteh y he'd. he looked EVER HE
trunk. collsctsd . heap Of tsessss, called
ITO. vssiogs souEces dasia9 N love-
making 0fosr, and forwarded them In
. handle 70 bic lady love. inclosins :
note TO The eject that hs had reslly
fosgottsn which vAs hsrs bat -
mtfA eleet s. from shoss hrusrded.
and return the rest II her earliest con
vsnienos. The story Goa OUT ssd ne
neigoborhood felt % warm for her that
she ye1s % = preseassd viait 10 her
country cousins.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-06
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

80 never-faiIine Cure
Tor Nervous Debility,
Exhausted WALTZ,
seminal Weskness.
sperInstosrkna. LOST
AkHo0D. lmpossn.
~. Paralysis. and Al
tbs terrible Elects Of
ken Abuse. Youthful
folites. and exeesses In
masurer years - such
~ Loa Of Memoey.
n
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN The PROBATE COURT OF KING COUN.
i ~, washiagtoa Territory.
u the matter Of the Essats of HORACE ".
ROWLAND. Deceased.
Order % show cause why Decree Of Distrtbution
On reeAiDg cad Ming ths psttios Of Moses 4.
0n1dooks, sdminissfatoe q said es1ats, setting
fosoh that said estate Ia In proper condition 70
b. elossd. ana that . portion Of the residue Of
SID estate se0sins 70 b. divided amoeg the heirs
q ssid deceived OF the psrsons entitled thereto
b ordered that all psrsons Interested 10 the
estate u the ssid Horace W. Rowland be and ~.
par befoes the Probate Court Of the Couaty Of
King. q the courtrQom Of said Court, in the city
= seattle IN I'd King County. On HATURDAY.
The iosh day Of October. AID. 1880 q ton (i0j
o'clock Am, than and there 10 show canse why -
order Of distribution should not be made Of the
EssidaA Of satd sssase anoss the heirs OF said de-
i 4 furthsr srasrsd that copy Of this order ~
vablisAs1 once well fee four successive weeks
befegs " sAjd 9th day Of October, AID. 1859,
IN sTHn Whit ,lxrELLf0BuCER, Q nsvspapsr
printed and publisAcd In said King county, ana
g general circulation In said King County and In
Done In open Court this ash DAY Of sspssmbsr.
Judge d tAs Probsts Court.
'--n'oAe os IN S a sin.. /.
4 l. Thomas Burks. Judgs and sxolacio Clerk Of
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