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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
NOTICE 20 .EAcUEas.

Notice O. hsrshy s,rsn. thsi I -'li sssnIs,
all pssso % sao NAV d-.'rs TO essr the nssirs.
% candidates Tor tssrke't Of the prnsy af
o. I non clcols Of Webster county. a. k~i
Ciysd on The fr,t Saturday IN the N n,ks II
February. Nay August sLd S0ysmbs.; Al
niss Hill % The Grit Saturday ~ the eehihs 81
sasayy. April. isly and October. A us,ss
aoes 90 the fi,st satsriss 20 the nsntks 81
Msreh. June. septsm bss and Des ahss.
E1sninstiens 10 snes st s'sioek As.
a. 4. fopa.
Cssa;y sspsrihissdss VI Ysbi,e lsstrue,iss
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
CLERMoSI IND, Sept, End 1881.

SLL1nOSi ASD-p ocpt-, Snu 1901.
Dear old CHIEF. I am thinking this
morning Of many pleasant visits We
have had from you during our stay in
HoOsierdom, but We must reques:
that you change your visits to Thorn
asville Neb., a. we shall OH or about
the 9th, set our faces westward and
bid farewell to our many friends and
seek again the old sod house that still
has charms for us.
We had an old settlers reunion and
picnic at this place yesterday, Sept.
LIST. There wss many old relics on
exhibition and it appears to US that
We could not make . living on tie
farm now, and use such tools As they
had on exhibition there yesterday.
But we remember the CHIEF has q
waste basket. J. II. HELroN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
INAvALE, August Sd. ISSl.


Ed. C%HIKT:--n that item in last
weeks Argus referring 70 me. had
been published as We believe il ought
70 in the "Oficial organ" i, would
have read: wv. J. Vance, Of Inavale
precinct, Offers to wager . new hat
that he can measure OF an acre from
his cornfield that will yield 70 bushels
Of good, sound corn, and tina, an in
vestigaiion Of county affairs would
show that the parties, who took A. J..
Kenney Oh the democratic dust pile
Of Iowa, dressed him in good
and employed him to lie in
their behalf, had stolen from the tax.
Of Webster county, seven dol.
lsn for each ear in the seventy
bushels" W. ]. VANCE
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

Farmers who can conveniently
market their grain at Covies, will
please bear in mind that I am now
opening up the elevator At that place
with improved machinery, and am
prepared TO pay full market value for
grain. Hoping by fair dealing 70
merit your patronage / would re-pect-
fully ask . chance. A. B. Fox.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

The Sabbath School workers of
Webster County, Eeb are hereby re-
al beted to meet N Convention ct
Il Hill, on Friday evening and
s day Sept. 80 s0a Oct /, 1881.
very Sabbath School be repre-
u and come ont expecting q
BE meeting.
ram win be prepared alasT the
ke@ongH opened.
]. II. DIxoN,
+. L. FoRD, Supte
Jas. GRAVES,
August 81. 1891. 5-3i
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
HONEST FRED!
aisas, the Albright Hone.

viii stand this seAson a. Red Cloud
a, last years rates, VIZ tslo 70 iusurc
singe mare; Two mares $500: more
than ixoS y the same owner, s7Ooea cb-
For the season, $500 single service.
$500.
This horse needs only 20 be known
20 be admired He has been aeknowE
edged by many good judges 70 be the
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

Rev. Father Tanning gill preach ss
Rivesson nezs Sunday ss 10 O'Clock.
Free lecture in the evening nj !
O'Clock. At Williams Hall. Al are
invited
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

All persons knowing themselves in
debted TO me by Note or Book account
will call Immediately and settle the
same, as I design closing out my
stock Of general merchandise 1t the
earliest day possible.
4-tf SAMUEL GARBER.
September lst, 1881.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
BlanHi BlanEii

A full line Of State Journa! Cos.
Blanks tthe standard blanks q The
s,a,el are always kept for sale ai the
CHIEy once. and NJ the same prices
that they are cold at IN Lincoln and
Omaha. The following b . partial hst
Of blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds.
ChAt,!c Mortgage.
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lein,
Power Of Attorney.
Bills u Sale.
Qui, Claim Deeds.
Summons ioriginal).
Summons copy.
Appeal Undertaking.
Execution.
order N Attachment,
Affidavit Of Vendor or Lessor.
Assignment Of MortSAss.
Precip~.
suhpanss.
Notice Of Constables Sale.
Blank Receipts.
Blank Notes
Release Of Mortgage.
Agreement For Warranty Deeds.
Com plain, TO keep the Peace.
Ae., DC, Ae.
And mort all kinds u blanks used By
Nota.ies Public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
Minutes sftAs 1sYshHeaa County ceavsn,
tim,

tjan.
The following is . condensed report
of the proceedings of the Convention.
The delegates we're promptly on
hand and the business Of the conven-
ton proceeded in . quiet and orderly
manner. A great deal of interest was
manifested in the result and the court
room was filed with spectators.
The contest for the nomination for
County Judge was the hardest fought
of any. The contestants we're Messrs.
Wilcox, Hawley and A.. Haley. A
number of ballots we're had and on
the last ballot The vote stood as fol-
lows: Hawley II, Wilcox IL, Haley 4,
Blank /. Hswley was declared the
nominee.
Chas. BuschOw of Blue Hill and l..
P. Albright of Red Cloud were the
contestants for the nomination for
County Treasurer. Mr.. BuschOw re-
ceived the nomination.
John T. Bayha was nominated for
the Office of County Clerk by acclima-
ton.
J. w. Warren and III. c. Scott we're
the aspirants for the nomination for
Sheriff, and the contest was q warm
one, but finally resulted in the selec-
ton of Mr.. Warren, the present in
cumbent.
DR.. Smith of Guide Rock received
the nomination for commissioner
from the LIST District, the other con.
testsnts we're Mr.. S. Crochton Of Still
water precinct and Mr.. Jones of Oak
Creek.
The fight for county Snpt. of Public
instruction was between c. w.
Springer of Glenwood and A. Davis of
Guide Rock. Mr.. Springer received
the nomination on the second bal
lot.
Mr.. C. P. Rinker received the nomi-
nation tor county Surveyor.
The contestants for the highly hon.
orable and lucrative position of
county coroner, were Messrs Sherer
and Hall. DR.. Hall received the
nomination amid loud cheers. He
will build . brown stone front on
fifth avenue from the proceeds Of his
Office in the early spring.
On motion of w. H. Strohm, NJ. L.
Thomas was elected Central Commit
teeman of this precinct, and Chair
man of the county Central Commit
tee.
The following are the other men,
bers of the Central Committee: Guide
Rock, DR.. Robinson; Harmony, 8. L.
Miller; Glenwood, Isaac Fish; Inavale,
G. W. knight; Saltwater, J. Smith;
Potsdsm, R. A. Simpson; Oak Creek,
H. D. Ranney; Batin, ]. L. Frame;
Elm Creek, VIM. Arnold; Pleasant
Hill, N. C. Jackson; Walnut Creek,
Thos. Kennedy.
The following were elected dele
gates to the Judicial Convention:
d. 2. Newcomer, A.. Davis,
w. H. Strohm, E. C. Hawley,
M. L. Thomas, W. ]. Vance,
NJ. H. Warner, E. B. Smith.
The following are the delegates to
the State Convention:
c. w. Haley, C. F. Allen,
Frank Harrocks, Jno. NcCallum,
F. R. Gump, &c. Warner,
5. Crochton, J. T. Emigh.
On motion the convention I'D.
journed. A. KALkY, Chm.
r. A. SIMPSON, Sec'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
III E,A 2Is s.,"

seen In this section. Weight. IN Aesh,
$3.50 pounds. Beautiful Bay. symmes-
ricaf form. good life. high carriage and
best Of al ~ kind ~ . kitten. Hz znei
also has . good Jack sith him nj same
rates. Until further notice vili he
found q the Commercial bern
Co,n can be zen ~ the premises Of
Jos. Fogfe, State Greek; Esq. Vance.
Insssie; o. NcCsi, Henry Gerxke.
as Beckeris farm and Ral<scn'. as In
svale, also Il Red Cloud Mules ss
premises Of Lev Smith AID Ben Port
nies, Guide Roek, Hm eseek mills
and Red Clood mia -
~ ovue- has Ma
Capt
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
NOTE LOST.

Notice is hereby given that = note
Of $50 y drawn in favor of J. G. War
ncr and signed BY Moreland W.
Parks. dated August Both lsSD, and
falling due August 3O;h 1881. and
drawing ten pei cent interest, has
been lost. All persons arc hereby
warned against negotiating said note
A. it has been paid.
saw MoRELASp W. Parks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

voting the straight republican
ticket.
As will be seen by reference TO the
proceedings of the county convention,
the vote on county Judge VA . tie,
Hawley receiving just half the votes
cast. Through An oversight on the
part of the chairman of the conven-
ton, and . misunderstanding Is to the
vote, he informs US, Hswley was de-
clared nominated. As Q friend of Mr..
Hswley, who supported him in the
convention, we are sorry that another
ballot "a not had that the matter
might have been settled there. As it
is, more than half Of the delegates
who took part in the convention do
not think that he was nominated, and
public opinion is also divided upon
that point. 1t is not our province to
say that MI. Hawley Was or was not
naminated, We have published the
vote and the people can draw their
own conclusions and settle the matter
to suit themselves.
1t was clearly not Mr.. Hawley's
fault that the blunder was made in
the convention. and whether he IL
cisssed as . neminee of the conyen.
ticn or not be win bes candidate for
the position all the same. Nj. HAwley
b . young attorney who came TO Red
Cloud and commenced the practice Of
law three yeaEs ago. He = graduate
OF The Iowa Law School. He has
served - Justice Of IL Peace in this
precinct for two yesss. and i COM
potent to an the c@ce ef County
Judge satisfactorily.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

Where you can always
get q nice dish " lee Cream dufinx
tse -sa-ou.
1 share Of tho pnbiic ~p.,roasze -
fcspc~,flIly -pficii.si. Firt dor
south u Mitchell a Mori,ans.
R,p CLorp, SsnAAsG..
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

sm..,..
pansd settler has 6led notice u his istsaiics
20 1ake u0Al Proof IN b0pppft oI ~ ttalm- ans
OF lbtetrtrt Court n WO61tef tOuhV 81 he4
ISAAC I. i.sls.
49,
Nicholas hassy. Lorsaso d. rAosas. ell Of
s.plssp,9 & w. wv IrZRls Reststss.
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The firm of Johnson & Crops has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
All liabilities Of the firm will De- set
tied by Mr.. Johnson. and all accounts
Of the firm have been left with Case &
McNcny tor collection.
q. W. JoHSSov.
July 4,h IssI. 1. Carr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
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20 Io0r
LUMB Der.

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Daily Republican., 1881-02-15

DOARDIEG. PLEASANT q q o NJ ),
Il helLand gas, and table board At Sll
Tat all street Eb3 lm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15

Providence Press.

Pf0VidenoO ffoS5'
The most memorable winter in New
England of which We have clear record
was that OF l740-l. Then people
passed and repassed from Providence
TO Newport on the ice, and from the
shores of Connecticut to Montauk Potn:
One record says that q man drove q
horse and sleigh from hurlgAte' near
New York 70 Cape COO.
The three days OF snow, January ~,
% and 80, fell full three feet deep, IL
addition to what lay on the ground be
fore. The farmers suffered great losses
Of cattle and sheep.
DR.. McSpsrran remarks : THE ele
ments have been armed with piercing
cold and suffOsating SHOWS. The gra
zier groaued to see the severity OF tht
season. to hear his herds and flock
making moan for their meal, and ate
few fruitlsss complaints uttered II
accent peculiar ~ their kind, droI
down and die.
"Ssys an annalist "The snow il
1.-The woods, where it had fallen Oh
level, was supposed to be three fee
deep on the 10th of March"
Some OF the SHOWS continued to la,
in their drift by the fences Till tn
middle OF April.
| The winter was go destructive to tn
game of the country that Squirrel
and birds were found frozen TO death.
| or the deer Of the couutry tnst still re
manned in the unsubdued forests man
we're found dead near the springs t
which they came for drink. Some
driven by their forest destitution
ventured to the plantations and fed O.
HAY with the other creatures"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15

The Grand Army Gszette and Nation
al Guardsman, published in New I1rk,
says:
Among the items we are pleased II
chronicle is the organization OF the De-
partmsnt Of Delaware. IL is to be
hoped that 1t may be considered only
one of the notable events OF the yeSf
Just opening. A.
The selection Of oomrads W. 8. Nc
Nair for the position Of its FIRST Com
msnder IL q well-dessrved tribute "a
the un.iripg energy and modest meri,
he has displayed in the muster and
formation ofmost, II not ALL the Posts
that have been formed.
1t pleases M to pay, on behalf OF the
comrades In general. deserved com,
pliment to the Provisional officers and
working comrades Of this new Depart
ment, not alone in securing the recog'
milton of Delaware, but in showing
such an active and jealous interest II
the work Of building up the Grand
Army of the Republic IN their patrloH'
little State,
-Comrade McNair, the newly
elected Department. Commander OF the
D. partment of Delaware, is the hfss u
act on our suggestion. Hs has resigned
his position as chaplain Of snyth fos
of WILMINGTON, as we'll as his po5lt,oi
on the staff OF the Commander.in-Chiei
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15
DHISTER'S ORDER.
4
RDIISTER'S OPF1OE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan, "a, 1881.
Upon the application Of homaS Toy and
yopeph A. Toy, AdmiHlstra,ors u, Of
bred, in raid county, deceased, II is
ordered and directed by the Res73'
Ter, that the Administrators aforesaid,
give nO+4ce OF granting OF letters OF Admins
TIN ton uuOu tho estate Of the deceased, WITH
the date Of granting Thereof, by causing ad.
yertisem ents to be posted within forty days
rom the data OF sncn letters, in six OF the
most public places Of the county Of Nc" Cas-
tic, recurring nil persons having demands
AGAINST the estate, to present the same, On
abide BY IN at OF Assembly in spoh case
made and provided. And also cause the SANE
| 10 be inserted. within the same period, IN the
| DELAWARE RNPUBLICAE, q ne|sDSFeT pup
| ushed In Wilmington, and t0 Do continued
shoretn three weeks (so d.
| Given under the hand and seal o.
| ~ I Office OF tho Register aforc5ald, al
t~-IN Wilmington, In New Castle rouAtJ
atoreaaLd, the day and year @ooVe written.
>. 9. Bi4GS, Register.
NoTRH-AlI persons having claims aga;n9!
The estate OF The deceased muat present TIE
same duly attested TO the Administrations on
| a. bokDrs JhD q, 1851, or abide the act o.
| A yselnbIy In such case made and provided.
| THOMAS 10Y, tAdnrA
Address; Henry Clay p. o., Del Jspe'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15
REASON. FOLLY. AND BEAUTY

Reason, Folly ard Beauty, they say,
Went CA party OF pleasure one day'
Folly play'd
Around the maid,
Tao boil Of his cap raaS mefrily cut;
Viii Reason took
While reason TOOK
10 his sermOn-book-
Oh which was the pleasanter no o2e neou
doubt
Beausy. who likes to be thought very sage,
Tanned pr moment to Reasons dall page,
TIN Folly said,
"I.Ook hero, ewoet mad -
Tho sight OF his cap brought her o@cK 10 har'
Viii Reason read,
HIS leaves Of lead
with no one TO mind him. poSr sensible ell
Than Reason grew jealous OF FOily's gay cap
Had he Lhat on he ner heart mtsht eniraP-
There IL is,
QuOth Folly, ''old quiz ~
But Reason the head'dress 50 aWkWa'uly
wore, 49,
Tat Beauty now liked him stu less than
DO ore;
while Folly toek
Old keaS ms BOOK,
And twisted the leaves In a cap oil susa ton
That Beauty voW'd
(rhOugh not atoud,)
Sh liked hun san bolt Il tb N IN MS own.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15
THE RuMHRnUs INVENTIONS oE

THE NUMEROUS INV ENTIONS OE
l Edison, KeoiY and other dtSttna uished
persons are Insignificant compared With the
invention of Or V. X. SrONE, bhe tnven-
trr OF 40 pepsia;' one Is n scienCinc Improve
ment, tho other a science to save lie.
J \ ever before since tAe foundation OF the
wor d has n medicine been placed betOre the
public on tts Iure merit First because II
claims to euro on y eertain disease instead
! OF NY as others do, and iurn shes high prooi
that II docs this. Second, 1t Is soinponnd
/ Of one OF our best physicians and surgeons
who made ilyspeps Il a speciality Tor tea years
With n rev trd OF tbs only specific ever placed
| before the people. bird, because our best
physicians prescribe IL for their dyspepac
| Dat! leafs, az Dr. FGmuel Adams OF New YORK
city says, l am happy to say that tao cure
tor that t1aribe disease dyspepsia, hGs at
last bee found In your 'Apepsta," and be-
Iieve 1t Is your duty to pat 1t before the pub
Ito.
Reader, have you dyspepsia. II 80 don't
fail to get bottle ot"Apspsta," and rs you
value your health and life, take nothing else.
Price per bottle, $40 FIR sale wh"ie-
| sale and retail by Il. James Bolt. Sixth aud
Market streets, and n. b Dantorsk, Second
| and Nj ket streets. Also By all cru2S! SIS.
lan6u
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15
MAD nnrain Ksntuskx.

Louisville, Feb. IA private letter
received by q Post reporter from
friend in Fern Creek, In this county,
gives some interesting facts concerning
tue alarming state Of affairs which ex'
lists among the brute creation in that
locality. A number OF dogs have gone
mad and bitten scores Of other dogs,
cats, sheep, aud cattle and people have
beoome alarmed for their own safety.
The first manifest ation Of hydroph0bia
we're seen two or three weeks ago 1t is
supposed that the frozen condition OF
the ponds and creeks, preventing the
brutes from obtaining water, was the
prine cause Ct the outbreak. A shep-
herd dog belonging to Viii Bryant, Of
Fern Creek, was the first to show symp'
toms of hydrophobis, After biting all
the oats In the neighboYhood tina rabid
animal started on a hydrophobic tour,
and bit q sheep belonging 10 Mr.. Wood,
which went mad and butted its bTain'
ont aud frightened several people halt
out of their wite. The dog finally landed
s!Mr. Joe Fersman's, on tho Vial place,
and bit two OF his fine hunting dos
Last Tuesday one Of the bitten dogs
showed signs Of rabies, bit half
dozsu cats in the neighborhood and Two
other dogs, aud then ran OF to Brun,
erstown, biting Mr.. Haler's COW aud
Mr.. Singers dog. Mr.. Foreman now has
his fine pack Of nine hunting dogs
chained up, In daily expectation Of see
| ing them 60 mad. Mr.. Bryants dog,
after the exploits mentioned, returned
10 the farm of &r. Keller, bit all the
dogs that he could End there and one
pig, and Mr.. Keller finally succeeded
| in killing the sulhor Of all The mischief
A large dNg belonging to negro man
on Mr.. Ksllsr's place attempted to bite
Mr.. Price Hudson'5 children, which 81
frightened the latter gentleman that h
l4topped his children from attending
Ischool. TIE beast was stterward killed
| by MIR. Keller, and several other rabbi
IdCes have been slaughtered by vartou
nersops. One of Mr.. Foreman'5 dogs
directly after having a coa7ul5lon, bl
boy named Constance Brown throug
the bootleg, but the teeth did ne
enter tho boys fl ssh. The same hrut
sorspg at Conrad Foreman, bat wa
frustrated In his design by one OF IN
, boys companions, WHO knocked Tn
beas. senssless, aud then killed 1t.
consequence ofso much hydrophobia II
pso pls living in the reishborhood a.
, in a high state Of excitement, an
. lare almost afraid Of stepping outsi'
! their houses for fear Of being attack
, lbya rabid brute. No!withstandinS
. large number Of rabid beasS haya be-
8 killed, many rabid dogs are Stall ru
ming loose in the fslds and the wOoo
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15

Major Pearoe, a lawyer Of st. LOUIS
has brought suit against Chares A
spaulding, proprietor Of the Olympic
Theatre, in that city, and Mr.. Maple,
son, the opera manager. for refusing to
ALL him certain seats for the opera sea
son, BEGINNING this week. Pearoe al
leges that he was the first person st the
box Office to purchass tickets on tne
day they were advertised 70 be sold
and he found Ave rows Of seats stricken
off the bog sheets. He now proposes
to test the question whether seats in
theatre can be disposed OF privately
befoys the public sale Is made, ana lo'
his disappointment hs asks slooo dam
ages.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15
, EdSPEE'S ORDER.



NEW CAsTLB COUNTY. tebruary 3, lHd.
Upon the application Of Henry y. hobinton,
Admipigtrator OF Rev. Thos. y, Plum ner, late
Of Wilmington lid. in said county, deceased,
IL Ia ordered and directed 0y the he
ulster that the Administrator Aforesaid. give
notice OF the granting Of letters OF Adnih'
istrntion up0n the Estate o. the doceas-
adj. with tie date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
borty days from the date Of such letters, IN Sl4
Of Inc most public places OF the county o.
New castle. requiring all persons having DO
N ands against the Estate, 10 present tho saano
or abide By an act Of Assembly In such cslsN
rnsIe and provided. And alss cause the
snme 10 be inserted within the same period IL
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, newspaper
published In wilmington, and 10 De continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
I'LL Given under tho hand ana SeaI o.
us. Office Of tho Register Aforesaid, Ok
)~t Wilmington, In New Castle county,
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. q. BIGt}S, Register.
NOTICB-An persons having oialLoS
ayainst the Eststse Of the deceased must pre-
sept the sama, duly sttested to the Admins
ratrtx. on or before Feb. 8, 1882, W apide
me act OF Assembly In such ease MADE ana
proyLied, HENRY y. hnBiN>oN,
paw Administrator
Address :-WlIminRtoa. Del. 1907
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15
wESPKE'S ORDER
REllySTER'S OFTlijN.

NEW CAsrLE COUNT Ian. 81, lS"l.
Upon tie application oil John Z. "s!ta
EXECUTOR OF ENlG.oath hgw', iaLe oi
Wilmington Hundred, In ttt county,
deceased, Il Is ordered and directed
by the ReUnstcr that tho Executor afore.
SID give notice Of granting Of lctters
iestamsntary upon the estate Of the de
oeased, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing Advertisements TO be posted within
Forty days irSm the date Of sucn letters In HiS
Of the most public places Of the county OF Nov
Castle, requiring al persons having damanh'
against the estate to present the ZANE. OF
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case
maze and provided; and slaO cause the same
10 be insorted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,, . Newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and 10 be oontlnued
therein three weeks, (e0-d.
| Given under tho hand and Sea
| US. OF office OF tho Register aforesaid u
-, New C,stle, In New Castle count
aforesaid, :he day and year above written.
| \. G. BlHGS, Register.
NoHeR-AN persons having ciaLu5 a%ainc
the estate Of the deceased must present tn
s0mo duly atteSted to the Executor on @
be fore Jan. 81, ISsS or abide the Act o
Assembly in such case mate and pTOvifed.
JOHN = WALES, M. d. Exeentar.
| Address :-WilininRL0n. Del. AZ
Daily Republican., 1881-02-15
EdfSrER'S order.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. feb. 8, 1881.
Upon the Application o. Jason Darts,
Executor Of Richard q. Sou te's, Iate OF New
,hastle HID, In said county deceased, 1t is or.
dered and directed by the ReVlster that the
Executor aforesaid gtvo notice Of granting
Of Letters documentary upon the estate OF
the deceased with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days frsm the date OF such Letters Ia
six Of the mOSs public places Of the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having do
mnnds sgatrst tho estate TO present the same.
or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided and alse oduse tho same
10 be inserted within the same period in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, nowspaper pub
liShed in wilmington, and ~ be continuec
therein three weeks 70 Od)
-, Given under the hand and Seal 0
}L,a IOtfioo OF tho Register aforesaid d
- Wilmington, in Flew CASTLE count
storeSaid, tho day and year above written
$. q. Bl iGS, Register.
NorrcB--AN persons having claims asstns
the estate OF the deceased mus; prcseht tt
same, duly atLeated to the Executor, Cn o
before Feb. 1882. or abide the ACT OF a.
sembly IN BuCn case made and nf0vtind.
| JASON DARtS. Executor.
Address :-Hares Corner. Del. teo9