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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-08
d EGIsTER's ORDER.
REeIsTER's OFFICE,


New Castle county, Sept. 2. 1891 I
Upon theapplication OF Isaac N. grnbb
administrator of Rebecca Hand. late III
Brandywine Hundred In said connty "
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by III,
Register That the Administrator aforesaid
give hotice OF the granting Of letters
OF Administr ration upon the estate OF Inc
deceased, with the date OF granting there
oi, Dy causing Advertisements 10 be posf-
Cd wlthin forty days from the date or snch
ietters, IN SIX Of the most public places al
the county OF New Castle, recurring ali
persons having demands against the ~
tate 70 present the same or abide bv an
act OF Assembly In such case m ade and
PROVIDED. And also cause the same n he
inserted wlIhin the same period in tine
WiLnlNGTOS GAZETTE neWspa perpnh-
nsnea In Wilmington. and to be Qontin-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d.,
t, Given under The hand and sa.,
IL. y. OF oftioe of the Register aforesaid
t---~' at Wilmington In New CastIy
county Aforesaid, The day and year shove
written. y. q. BIoGS, Hegister.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against tha
estate or the deceased must present he
same duly attested 10 the Admin istrasor
on or before Sept. I'd, 1882. or abide m a
ACT Oh Assembly In such case made ana
provided. Ao anu
ISAAC N. GRUBB.
Acknowledgment. Del. 'r'
sep3-3weod
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NOTICE.-I. John Forrest ao

NOTI II. John Forrest, do
AN hereby give notice that shall 40
ply TO the Honorable the Judges OF the
Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
and jail Delivery OF tue State of Delaware
IN and for New Castle county on Monday
The 18th day OF September, A. ID. PSI, be-
Ing the nrst day of Septem Der term OF
said Court. for u license to keep an INN
or tavern at No. eco Madison Street, bell 2
the y: E-cor. OF 9Th and Madison slreets.ifi
the Finn Ward OF the City ofWilmington.
New Castle county State ofDelaware.and
70 sell intoxicating liquors In quantities
less than one quart, To be drunk an the
premises. Anu the following resnecta hle
citizens residents Of said Ward ra-
commend the said application 10 vii
John Guthrie, John p. Donahoe,
Joseph Bickta, John T. Kelley,
smiley King, Francis Bickta,
oscar Mundy, James w Lynch
henry Y: Turner, yerrey Mcguire,
EoWsru MCCALL, James Grant
George sharp, frank Grub,
Thomas j. Bowen, John Gallagher
": q. Hickman, John Mccormick,
Joheph a. Miller, Bernard Hasson,
pm A: kedmanl Thos. Farmer,
lhomas James, James B. Hasson,
sepo'Sts JOHN FORREST,
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M ORTGAGEE's sALE.-on

M ORTGAGEE,s sALE-on
nar,n Der i.,h. on the premises, Is iiteP n
County. Nd. nS cnn,.i HI, Queen Aan 1ss
ded In five tsact sslaining 1888 Acres, dIyl's
8 w Tne mrs nrst tract contains 100 Aran,s .
an S1Ibasi r dipas Trees old Homes .sss
water Wal part In Corn, balance IL good
Tract No 2contains 100 Acrs. 49,,
cleared, is well fenced ncres, nearly
stream. meadow and m arsh u running
Tract No. has 9O5 Acres n, $500.
tImDered iand. new Tenant Haul mostly
running streams. nouse, two
tract NO. I contains "a Acres ra,...
~ house y MEADOW fine Spring Large an enant
TRAIT No. s contains ~ Ao.o.
Dwelling and Store stand Acres' new
s,ab, ysa1i . Zone . fourth cash balance in
For particulars call on premis.,
ui snsoo,. ID. PALMER KEATiNa aa'
e@ Centreyille, Nd.
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v TO
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

N or'0E TO
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
DOVER, DEL, August 8, 1881.
Notice IL hereby given 10 the school
Com mittees OF the respective school Dis
tricts within tn state, that i have APP
portloned among the several Counties OF
this state the clear income for the pres
en- year OF the fund for estab lishing free
scaools and have divided and distributed
toe share hns apportioned TO each Conn-
" among the several Districts as FOL-
lows: To each OF the Districts In the
City Of wilmington, New castle County,
tll4 10. and to each of the other Districts
In new Castle County eS5 81; 10 each OF
The Districts In Kent County s87 ,ss; and
20 each ofthe Districts In SUSSEX County
e5i.49. The dividends due the DIstricis
10 New Castle County are payable ut the
Farmers Bank at New Castle: 70 the
Districts In Kent County at The Farmers
Bank NJ Dover. and TO the istricts in
eussex County at the Farmers Bank at
Georgetown.
ROBERT ]. REYNOLDS.
state Treasurer and Trustee of School
FUND. aug4. dfawlmow.
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TO PHI r SICIAN 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience the dissatis-
faction 80 often attending the dispensing
OF many Of the em ulsions In the market
would call your attention 70 some or
features OF the emulsion which have pre-
pared and digpensed for years with an
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu.
Ions care Ia exercised In the choice on All
material and In o. cry detail or ~ manu-.
hcture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsioA is made with the smallest pOa-
sible amount Of gum, and by the very mi.
mute division OF the oil glebules is render
ed very fluid and perfectly palataole.-
Each Tablespoonful contains 30 per cent.
Lime. samples Will be gladly furnished
TO III Physicians who may desire than -
Put Up in pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factufed and sold Wholesale and retail bv
w. Il, WILLIAMS.
DRUaaIsr,
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NAC-blMILE8 U. 3. TREAOURy
IL AND NATIONAL BANK m I'M

Consisting OF nine exact limitations of
United state. TIeasury Notessnd nine OF
denominations. As o rare and instan-
taneous means OF detecting oountsrfatf
money they are invaluable. Price ~ =
askage
r. o. Boz 1901. -. New . orr CITY.
NH -Y0m.
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NE W CASTLE COUNTY, s. s.

AVE- W OhoA Lee OOONI1,0 u. ~.
The State OF Delaware Ia
spAu the Sheriff OF New Castle
SA county Gresting; Whereas,
- Mary o. Cnase, by her peIi !.
ton TO the Judges of ocr Superior Court.
nled In the office OF The ProthoRotary OF
me said Court In and for the county OF
New Castle. for the cause OF am o si a :
therein ., legged, has made application TO
our said Judges that decree may 20 pro-
nounced dissoivIng the marriage exist
band, Thatcher Chase.
we. therefore, command you, as you
nave been heretofore com manded, that
you summon Thatcher Chase SO that he
De aud appear before the Judges OF our
said Court at the next term thereof, to be
held at Wilmington on Mond ". the
twenty eighth day OF November next, 70
answer the allegations OF the said petit
Ton, anu also 70 snow cause, IL any he
mas, why q decree of the said Court
should not be made dissolvlng the mar
riage existing between MIN and the said
petitioner. according 10 au act OF Assem-
ply, IN such case made and provided, and
also 70 do and receive WHIT the said
Court shall then and there consider con-
corning him In this behalf, as 10 the
Court shall seem meet and consi stent
win the provisions Of the said act of AS
sembly and have you then and tnere
Witness the Honorable Joseph p. Com.
eggs Esquire OF Wilmington, the twen-
eNJ - may ne ASs Eihnttou
dred and elghty-one.
GEo. A. MAX WELL.
frothonotary.
lssoea. June ~. l8Sl. iH-3 os.
TAXPAYERS, TAKE notice.
j CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1881.
The undersigned Receivers OF Taxes
Tor tue City Of Wilmington, will be at
No. 10 Hsst Sixth Street,
between Market and King streets on and
after the hrst day OF July, 1881, between
the hours OF and IL In the morning, and
from to o In the afternoon, for the pur-
pose Of receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month of
July there Will be deduction OF I'VE per
cent. on every dollar, and on all taxes
paid on or after the nrst day OF August, up
10 and including the first Tuesday or
september. the face OF the bill will be re-
qulred. and all taxes unpaid on the next
DAY after the nrst Tuesday OF september
Shall be Increased by the addition OF q We
percentum on the amount thereof
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District.
Including ali North OF sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District,
including all South OF sixth Street.
Jy 7.tE
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THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
5o2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY oath, 1851.
M, until 4 P. NJ, and ON Tuesday and Sat.
urday evenings from7 TO o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIvIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their Interest
twice In each yN KAT;
osas snssn s:oTss y " osps
Nathanr II. Benson, M. L. Lichensteln.
Henry !, Dure. Edward Darlington
": Hastings. Job H. Jackson,
Edward Pussy, VIM. II. Swift.
aEo. ". B!i khf President
Eo: 8: CAPELLE, Vic. President.
feb2l-lv EFT TAYLOR Treasurer
FIRST NATIONAL "a BAS M, !. ,,.,...
REPOSITORY OF TIE PUEBLO MonEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE rNI.
TED STATES.
GRO. D. ARMsTRoNG. C.sH,r.
Paid mp Capital, $500. 900.
change furnished 70 regular Depositors
without charge.
., Discount g days. Mondays and Thursdays
DIRECTORS.
Ssss:s Ss' sssA S ;$;! ! sAsssss
smuei James, Eli Garrett,
sam1 Bancroft. Jr. janI-ly
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PUBLIC SALES.
LARsE AND PEREnrToaY..
-oE VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

tion on 'eii AZ Public Ana
u =, ! SEPT. Is, A. D.. Toe,
AZ 40 clock afternoon, at the 1851,
ICONS Eass s Of Ii "; stidhsm q Son Auction
DWELLING HOUSES any ONE -
ROCCO FACTORY, situate a. MO-
My or Wilmington-Nos. IA I" NE I'll
west street Southeast cornar and 40
and Jeffersod streets No. S al uf Of Filth
street, Northwest corner A d Seventh
80 Harrison street Rect az re- 30. 500 s and
harri. on street above saeoano houses 90
nos: s2o s2l, s24, $40, SIS. $50 ann aod street
street Two houses on Towntaanoaz Reed
p %,nr a and strests two bo, Street
MN s'reet near Webb. TERMS a " e. on
.ana q, AQUIBA DERICKSdEMAsY.
Mermaid . r.
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THE LATEST AND MOST WONDER
FUL INVENTION!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-09-17
THE BIRD OF BALTIMORE.
NOW THE oRIOLE ATTRACTED THE EYE
OF LORD BALTIMORE AND SUGGESTED
THE CoLORS OT TIE STATE.

The Baltimore oriole. the beautiful
bird which figures so extensively on
everything connected with the grand
October celebration tn be held i'll Balti-
more. is one of the most interesting of
our Summer visitors. and is universally
admired both for the richness of its
plumage and the sweetness of its song.
1t is a thorough going American bird.
and may be seen at favorable seasons of
the year all the way from Brazil to the
Canadas. 1t is also called gold robin.
hang bird " and fire bird The
adult male bird has the head. neck. fore
part of the back. wings and tail black,
the quilts, except the first. margined with
white, the breast and lesser wing coverts
OF Il bri ght orange. tinged with vermil-
lon Oh the neck and breast. This is the
plumage of the third year, before which
time the colors are less bright and more
or less mixed with olive, brown and
white. The orioles enter Louisiana,
probably from Mexico, in early Spring,
and gradually make their way North. to
return i'll Autumn. Their motions are
very lively and graceful. and they may
often be seen clinging 10y the feet i'll
search of insects, which folm their priu-
cipal article of food in the Spring. Their
song is a beautiful dcScant of from four
to ten clear. full mellow notes which
make most agreeable music to the ear.
Their nest is placed at the bottom of Il
very skillfuliy constructed net work of
strings and tbreS, suspended like a pouch
from the end of Il branch, and shaded by
oNerhan@ing leaves. During migration
their flight is high and straight, and
mostly during the day.
When the first Lord Baltimore visited
the shores of the Chesapeake. in lG2S.
shortly after he WAS raised to the Irish
peerage, he was SO much pleased with
the combination of colOrS in the plumage
of the bird that he adopted them for his
own. and the oriole thence!orward be-
came known as the Baltimore oriole.
Whenever Baltimore puts on her holt
day apparel the black and gold colors of
the oriole may be seen at every turn of
the decoration. and i'll the present in
stance a representation of the bird and
! its colorS is given on the beautiful poster 5
that meet the eye in every direction. and
on the cards of invitation issued to all
parts of the country.
The chief feature of the celebration,
the grand mystic and allegorical parade
on the evening of Tuesday. October 18th.
/ has been aptly styled the Oriole Pageant.
! The Baltimore newspapers and the com
mittce in charge of the celebration were
/ at loss for a time how to christen their
parade. when the mayor of the city came
to the rescue and styled it the "Oriole, y
+ a name which was at once recognized as
the most beautiful and appropriate that
could be found. The name gave a new
+ significance to the festival and infused
I into Baltimoreans new enthusiasm,
which has urged them to increased effort
t. made their festival one that will prove
Il credit to the reputation of the city and
J State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-09-17

The members agree to pay annual dues ttor cur
rent cNneuSrS) and assessments. a. rated. until
such assessments shall exceed the amount re-
uurcd 10 Iay IL certificate in iuli: when they will
lie assessed 0niy such r"-r:ti proportion a. may
be necessary In make NJ tue sum uc"ird. To pay
II Certicatc all tn" members Will he assessed. Is
lafcd in the Tables. and cannot h" assessed Tor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-09-17

"A clergyman was once forced to say
t" congregation that persisted in de-
p,Stinm buttons III the contribution box
Brethren who wish to contribute but
tons will please not hammer down the
eyes. for while that process does not in
crease their valu" rs coin, it does impair
their usefulness as buttons
AT the annual meeting of the Vic.
toria Philosophical Institute of Great
Britain. recently held III London. one OF
the speakers was Sir II. Barkly X. c.
T., &. c. VI. g., F. II. s. The room
being crowded. he left the rest of the
alphabet hanging upon the hat-rack in
the vestibule.
A fellow fishcd a rich old gentleman
out of a mill pond, and refused the offer
of twenty-five cents from the rescued
miser. "Oh. that's too much - ex-
claimed he. ''Taint worth it,. And
he handed back twenty one cents, saying
calmly as he pocketed four cents, THAT $
about right
"A girl heard her father criticised
Severely across a dinner table. The care
less critic paused moment to say: {"
hope he no relation of yours. miss -
Quick as thought. she replied, with the
utmost nonchalance: Only connection
of mother by marriage -
The creditors of Mrs Howes Ladies
Deposit in Boston will receive five cents
ON the dollar. This will be something
of disappointment to the creditors, as
they were led to believe. when deposit
ing their money, that they would receive
five dollars on the cent.
Never marry for wealth. but remem-
Der it is just AS easy to love Il girl who
has brick house with manSard roof
and silver plated door-bcll as one who
hasn't any thin. but an auburn head and
an amiahIe disposition.
Teacher: John, what are your boots
made'of?' Boy-"Of leather Where
does the leather come from?' From
the hide of the OK What animal
therefore, supplies you with boots and
gives you meat 70 eat >" My father"
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PRESIDENTIAL INABILITY.
VIEWS OF TIE vETERN POLITICIAN. THU r.
LOW WEED, OF NEW YORK.

VIEWS OF TIE vETERS POLITICIAN, THUR
LOW WEED, OF NEW YORK.
Hon. Thurlow Weed was interviewed
in New York on Saturday relative to the
question of presidential inability. He
said: Il have reelected anXiously upon
this contingency. and, so far as my re-
Election goes. do not there should he
any serious difference of opinion on the
subject. | think it is very clear that. if
we can divest our minds of personal or
party feeling. we shall be united in the
opinion that. from the time the assassin's
bullet struck the President down, up to
this time his inability has been precisely
what is contemplated by the Constitution
But. by common consent. we are all of
the opinion that. while there was nothing
pressing upon the Executive Department
of great Importance, it was wise and for
bearing on the part of the Vice President
and the Cabinet to remain quiet and leave
the question open. II Congress should.
however. be convoked in an emergency,
it would become imperative, in my judg-
ment for the Vice President to assume
executive functions Or, if the Presi-
dents inability should be SO much pro-
lions requiring executive action, the ina
biity provision of the Constitution would
think, apply. The Cabinet is certainly
the best Judge OF the time at which the
public welfare demands such change.
In such an event. should the Presidents
inability cease. and his ability to dis
charge the duties of his office return. the
Vice President would, of course. resume
I, A In,
undoubtedly, retire in such an event.
This is question of fact rather than Of
law. 1t is matter of constitutional pro-
vision, and. when the President has been
as we know, for two months in condi-
ton which utterly untitled him for the
discharge of his duties. the inability con-
templated by the Constitution exists.
But. so far. there has been no emergency
that has caused the public interest to
suffer and rendered it necessary that the
Vice President should assume to act on
that provision. If the present state of
affairs is to continue much longer, | do
not know that the necessity for such &C
ton would not come. 1t certainly would
come if Congress should he convened or
il the President severe illness should
continue. In either event. provision must
be made for the discharge of executive
duties. This subject should be one of
mutual consideration between the Vice
President and the Cabinet. The Cabinet
are informed as to what the circumstance
requires. 1t is an issue of construction
that requires good sense and patriotism.
Honest fair-minded men, having equal
opportunities of forming Judgment.
Shopld not disagree. The President. in
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MATURITY OF YEARS.
EXAM PIE,

Members who live to their years al expectancy.
will he paid il their lifetime the amount al their
Certiticatc. toli age in Il majority OF eases is
Il nli.l
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They are II splendid Liver cure and elegant pur
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We have over 5000 references of these Pills.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-09-17
NROOME x McCULLOUGH
ATTORNEYS At LAW,

ELkION. ND.
Office on Main ST. long occupied 10y Mr.. Groome
We have associated ourselves under the above
name. for The practice of our profession. and will
give prompt and careful attention to all business
ntruStcd to us.
The business connection between us does not
extend to criminal business. in which the practice
nj each will he entirely distinct from that OF the
other. All other business contidcd I" either will
receive the attention of both.
JAMES BLACK GRODNE
CLINTON Meet LI.OCGH.
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THE GLOVER MACHINE


g"" ti"g am" am" rn% r9"ir"g ""ear
h, "Tl % i make" "cr trtt
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THE object of the dissertation
BILITY.
PRACTICAL WORKING.

ANY person. Ndir or Fcaiai'. in good health. he
ween the ages ut ~ aud 6u years. may become
IL 4 ...t
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SPECIAL FEATURES.
ThO are SDeciHVU Interested.

The permanent disability provision and the
payment To liVin" members OF maturcd Ccrtiii-
more drxjtobIc than in Societies that pay benefits
in ,lsrs OF de-. Ii OnLN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-09-17
PERMANENT DISABILITY.

In ease Il member should become permanently
disabled Hj1ytD,.' r,Ht. OF the value nt their Ger
titratc will he paid 10 them then. and httH per
cent more ut maturity al years: or I" their heirs
AT death. This is maniie>tty most benevolent
and desirable provision
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-09-17
EXAM PIE.

Take assessment On II t"Fi Ifr:tic :" ~l.2f':
all who hnld Certificates iuf that amount VIII Ice
assessed ~ rated accurliu" I" their A. Tor
instance: persons from - I" ~ would tie assessed
one GOiiHy Certificates al -. 800 would he assessed
to meet :; loss Of - 2IG. one halt the amount rs
rated: and Ccrtlticatc> tor SinHi. "ncuurth their
rated assessment. Thus the plan i purely mutual
and strictly puuit;Il,lr.
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Hon j. Tome Banker. PORT Deposit: Hon. r.
stump Judge Elkt"n Thomas Malialieu. Man
uiacturcr Wilmington: II q. Nickrr>. Attorney at
Law Chcstrrnwn: \. X. Weldon. Attorney at
Law CcutrrNillc: SHiIcr y Pierce. Merchants.
Sudlcrville: col. las. Wallace. Attorney NJ Law.
Cambridge: Hon. q. Hammond. Attorney at Law,
ElStoil: Geo. VI. RuSsum. Denton: Col. I. =.
HodSun Collector al Port. Crsticld: Is. Everett
Smith Editor. Snow Hill: Co" Vim. j. Leonar.
Capitalist Salisbury: Hon !. II. Price. EN-ludgc.
Belair: Hon. ii. NaHdcTiord. Editor. " cStmlnSter:
II. Clay NALL. Register. Frederick City: Blackis-
ton y Ellc.uod Attorneys nj Law. Cumberland:
$ Thomas Met 'uilough. Attorney at Law, An
napoli>: J. =. Jameson. Educator. BrNantown:
:. r. Love- Physician. ST. Clements Bay. Nd:
Hon. James Is. Graonc. T. :. Senator. Washing
ton. d. C.: Hon J. \. j. CrcSwcll. Banker and
Attorney at Law Washington. -. C.: Hon. John
Dunlop. Attorney al Law. Richmond. Va: X. H.
Baker X son. Attorneys al Law. Norfolk. VA.
Hon !. L. W aIcs. Associate Judge. Wilmington.
Del: Hon j. i. Almond. Mayor. Wilmington.
Del: j. T. Hcaid. Real Estate Exchange. vii
mington Del: ]. I. Black Physician. New Ca>-
tie; b. f. Biyys. Banker and Farmer. Middle
town. Del: ID. i. CumminS Banker and Farmer.
Smyrna. Del: Hon. Geo. L. Fisher. EN-Jud"e.
Dover. Del: Col. Jacob Moore En- Attorney Gen
eral. Gc"r"ctcwn, Del.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-16
IN DIVORCE.
pEGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons eoncerne
as legstees, creditors, or otherwise, that the FOL
lowing accounts have passed register, and that tn
same will be presented for confirmation and al
lowance at an Orphans Count to be held >; Som
ersct, Thurrday. November II, 1881.
First and hual account Of william Mauier al
mInistrater Of Zseharia T. Muller decd
First and finzl account Of Daniel Rhcads, al
ministrator OF Charles May, deed.
First and finAl account OF 3. s. Fleek, admins
TRAITOR Of Mary fieck, deed.
Flint and final account of Cyrus Hershberger
zduinistrstor Of Daniel HeTshberger decd.
First and flnAl account OF Oliver p. Shaver, al
minisfFator Of Gabriel Walker, decd.
FIrst and final account Of Andrew Hoover, ad
minfsfrAtor OF Cntharfne SchfsieF. decd.
Second and anal account Of Andrew Hoover,
Admir- Of Frederick Hoover. decd
First and final account OF Norman B. Cramer
Admir- and Trustee or the sale oftle real esiat'
Of fChauncey CPausr. decd
First and 6naI account OF David 5. Kaufman
Adrninistrstof Of Magdslena Kaufman. deed.
First and 1nal aorount Of Jacob T. 6eiger, ed
minisfrAtor OF Elias 0eixeT. deed
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