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Sic mboais ano Rallroaos.

Nfru n VEN Nt..,,a., to,,,o poot,
HUN NEW ia I'M 10 I.t'V YIN
slip at p 10 and y M t7uhaa - e,teep,eul p n'
, ,,,f,r, y,rrt,v u.tr moan D..
ans leave dpots loot Of aud at
- a m Il 40 and D. M for Eason beth chem Allentown
Rca.ing. Mauch CHUNK MiIk9sbaIre rowanda wayerly.
III Ca, GENEVA Lyons, Duna' IN. uo os. rln, "a,
lhIough eoaos' li,i o'"' '"' u" '''N " va 'V'
local for Maucb Chunk 3D. H. Leave nsach Oh"n~ AZ
10 astern Office corner OF Church and Cortsndtsts
T. IL BilNGIoN' q. r. A
Zvo3yyIcU LINE
IN Boston. Worcester Nashua foranu ahu tho East
Tno new Iron steamer p woRcrsrrR
ne most elegant boat on the Sound and
the iayorite CITY OF NnN.t DIN, -.
leaves Per 40 40 Nolth se oot VI wstss@, next PIE,
aDo.e ISL - IIiI,1s17-
NJ rW-lOkh AEN I1AL AND nUD3 2s,S
~ RlvEh ~ ,s,i ~ "0 " 'oo-'
through trains VIII isa's u ScS res ~ Rocbeser and
= ~ ni Mnste,n anu r 49, ,,,s oIsnIo seatosa
Montreal GU as0 VI o saa,uv only
oty M Spo, pp,s'tsr Hunlo Pie Ct,Ffiand and
Toledo ,,,., - ,ur... Az, ,,o. ran, car.to Canaan
aa i,,1, rochester % and Bnnao
49, G A'.ny and r,oy with connection 10 Utica
Al D. M 70 aiD'iS ~, , ~. nnJ NM
toga nies a, nsnr on ~ 80 ss,ays ouly
S'oop H. a,Dany s 10 AIanv AMI rroy
6p 81 Louis 4Ipress Will sleeping cars ioa 81; L S
running through every liy IN mo "ooA' "i'o -''"e" '
buhao Ioie2o ana oeeHe SUNDAY with seeppg cars
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
KEwYoRK CRY.
ssj,s % # "a ave- 2o.S'o1aos1. s07os
lothst, . $50 i q iithavs' SsIISos. also ma
Wsrnicf and another, executors TO Alice sher'
1879 Pstiinsop 70 Edwards l4oOc
S''s ssn 10 Bar RI .............. 10000
Wssnemacber and wife 10 dos storp 1900
ie'qis 6sbcr % to Sober $500
and VIE TO Maria wagner 1900
s4tf 1sG T,,s z 2aays 24i6S0 Icie Wolf
ou ysen,in eo and wife to Richsids 025Oo
and WE &c Ms 4 aasve aoisio John dah OOO
o'n and an wife 10 Jacob Fuhs and anoh 1925
AVs resrse to j, smith $3.50
Mo- MorIet to kSnch and another 225Oo
berg and wife 70 Henry Kahn another 1000
pasepDerg and vile to O ofhner 10000
e'f ana s wife to II Bliss e7.50o
sS1 Sss and snG SSs oo Andrew 10000
GpnmpfoS and wife 20 lien 10000
e. Fisher ,s..;..:.... 1880
oZ" 10 .Amaiie Kahn 1900
iiitn n s' jenny and husband a27So
''h snd wife to Jas Berry 1900
Eas. a,n As w ................. 5000
sSdss. d wife 10 n Beneaict 1900
o,enar, AZ sd,oiping land the late WIN Burnett.
gS1eo hosano ..e'nn..1. I47oo
Irving P H%sies COZ Oh 1880
wSssTss % Jos a. AND AND Augusta HaIpef soso
AyeA ,is !. sos an 40 Wright 10000
sds No Hs9 Wsiss 1000
a aap f ~ 90 2, D Tomppns 1900
gs bas5sud to y VIM psppsI%snn $4,000
ias!nsn zoo 20 10000
, sss , 81 10000
ioss 2osS Mo 81 and iOoo
2day sn K. mo mos .o.oo ' es9,
Lots S ~ ss ea W w fpd 10 On 5000
froi,as ~ 4 " a 100 ri u Bremen 2bxl0Os 40.
Waon and I'M band Oorpatt. Ho
| xthaye W a 10 8 II . OF 76thst 23exl00; also VS.
s ave iSs %n Ssns and 10000
Fronts, Nos is2 ana isa, ans lo7soo
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East broadway, sA All ~ Of Cli1tsIst 23 CIof
Rachel JacoJy aud hus;snd TO Ssnuci Woi; .is-I'o /
Motf.sf 81 Off n OF SpiirC ~ %Sr trrcEua-J 80
Koop se,, Tobias krasotrrr aud another: iVooo
East broadway. lots "a AMI ys q Brown end WIS,
oo,h. sss a iii fast EXITS Meier ct al
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Alusisal Instruments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1925. Pianos,
~ 6297 90. Factory running and night Catalogues
ffse Address DANIEL y. BEATTY, Washington, n. J.
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Gitp properig Go Ee:.

FIRST-CLASS LOFT near Broadway,
N suitable for frstclass cloth horse with fronts , on
Canal and Saiker.sts. 25xl20i opposite Eaes Hotel
BECK, 2is Canaist
rgNO RENrrFor concerts, society meetings
i and social entertainments Horticultural Han 20 anh
Theqtre; beautiful hail. IN the very bcstocsy hea,
iiebt md terms very In deiatc Ap9l! 10
JAMES Y MUR1LAND. Secretary ~ Cortiind'st C.iy'
rCO LET.-At moderate price, q large, we'll
lighted floor with best appliances ior inanuiac IN
MUNKO'S BuildiLa II 10 "a Nandcwhtei-s Apply W '4o
owner in the bullding.
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IN 7 In hb'lVI' %
GRAND EXCURSIONS.

WINTER RESORTS.
w GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
For BAUAMAr, TURKS IsLAN ID. JAMAICA, HATTI.
POkTJ ElCU. IsTnhUs OF PANAMA and GoLOMBIA.
ouitats Invited 10 avan themselves
OF these which they maze ON any route which the
the low
living board ths steamer tie whole
they transfer To other steamer OF the ulo
theym the voyage
For passage apply TO ...-.,, 40 -.
Ntf.l. rsavrN arL
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND Ta HEkHT TR TiNl :, line LIN sourp
Trains leave s via Desbrosses aud courtlandt
isonrg Pl,isOaiF the West and soah with Pullman
and SSaso pn Dn % Say snG ,sn
u Ing Cars a! % N; every everyday Day c,r,,
conneS ting st Cory for ritusvle Petroleum Cen
wase1stOn and So south limited washington
f. al I and 1920 night H = va
saS5% Sp r p. % s5S@ and A. night
Atlantic CITY except sunday. Oslo u and p m On
For apo Way except sunday O'iO lIioa On Saturdays
AS Ss snh%ay A@boy IL noon $3.50 p m
Boats OF Boosyn Annex with ali through trains
al Jersey CITY anOrng speedy and direct transfer for
FROM 1S a0 and SancS g and
sS6 M 800 800 49, iJoJ and l.6D pm, sanday $50
SnncaVs eSS p IA. From phlladelphiA $3.50. 03J 65J
1875 iaS sn% 5 800 san SsS s ssS
sso s sc $50 iilOp O2O 80 Ss5. Ioso 1885 and
o'Oo~" TO PHILADELPHIA
,,,r, or n. EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EAcA WAY WFkK;pAYs ANpvoN SUN.
DAY . STATIONS h " 4dhk IN
DOUBLE TRACK. the Mosr IMPROVED EQUIP
AN NTH THE fASTEsE E shfsf FS9S"'srESf
express Trains eAve York via DesurOsses and Court
1s streets sSr,is ssd Il II $40 $50
q nlsss AND and 10 % ana ss snd % and y
vi, sss Trains NewYork daily except Sunday
10 a and b M, running through VIA fiouton and
Camden
nIv.u Zoo 3zu $40 800 7s3v $50 $3.50. aud III
tiimItcd express l;Sop inl 4 y Io2o Limted) o
kAil and o:2U ON Sunday, 12Ol, 3:Oj 3d.
&SS $50 4ljs25 Limited 63J, 745 g. aud $40 IN,
Isate Paasdephia VIA Camden IN. ana 4So daiV
except ,iassS GA broadway Aston house.
loot Of Desbrosses and Coutlandss Courtst. and
station loot OF Fuions Brvokyn Nos
ia iib llo HUDSON ST. Hoboken station Jersey ot5
E%,srSsnw YORK Company will call isr sass<
t.a.a ee II hotels and Residences a.. ,,,oor
Una 'eieneral anager General Pass'r A gent
CTONlNGIUN LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Reduced Boston for hrsciass tickets gooa only
as specified their face ,o.... ......a, a, x.aon
m from Per So North River. foot Of Jayst New YORK az
irving at Tickets for sale AZ AL pfincipA
n1psssnWIDENcE LINE freight only Steamers leave
foot OF St. $50 D. m daty
lsnnaaxs Scepied for Boston via Proyidence direct
~ W.sPoPPLn, Acting General Passenger Akea>
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nOpULAR SHORE LINE.

DUPULNk SHUKE LINE.
4 FOR PRovIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trains daily Sunevs exeepe 10 Boston at
tparlor car attached and ~ III; with palace
sleeping cars) Sundays at 10 ~ with palace sleeping
,,,> .,.s,c>,
Tickets paTlvr seats secured ut filth
Windsor Ofilces aud Grand eutra
..t. W. Is.Pf l.
Acting General Passenger Agent.
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CouuirI IJrouertp for Sale ano TO Gel.

AT LONG BRANCH, N J.-F0r sale 10
IA aero farm 4 miles from the ocean and Shrewsbury
a bar gain terms 70 SUIT Also furnished cottages
and hotels. WILLIAM LANE, Long Branch
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a,tnations Uaueo--m Ile5.

NGELL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC AND
Amerf au aud women medical students or graduates
preferred; also, cook aud steward
A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN. Alsatian
swedish and Eg convert his tune and sE into
a fair living. g. "A. East ltth.st.. Ny.
DOOKKEEPER. CASHIER or SALESMAN
ID By young experienced man excellent reierenecsirom
COACHAlAN and GROOM.-.By an English
~ man, % town country reference Address H.,
Private stables, ls3 kast l6u ST., City.
COACHAlAN.-By q first-class English coach
~ man married family 10 ycaIs city rrfeences as
competent and reliable man Address JAMES IhoMP.
son. Tribune Uptown ONCE l.23s sroadway
COACHMAN and GRO0M.-By n first-class
~ ooored understands all branches OF the business
capable strictly temperate not afraid OF wnrk
moderate first class city references AddfessCoACu
MAN, Il. d. w t40 7thayo
COACHMAN, GARDENER or USEFUL MAN
~ and cHAMBERMAID and SEAMS KE~S.-By Prot
estant youug and wife; both are capable ana Wiling
afraid OF milk, attend infuacc VIE e1
strong Call 272 bet l7h and lsthstS Ask
for CHARLES.
NIGHT WATCHMAN, &c.-By a middle
~ aged strong 10 attend upon invalid or rs
ianitor mekeeper position Intelligence and
thorough ustworihiness would De Appreciated salary not
much Object employment Address H. H., - UIoHn
Tribune once. l,235 Broahway.
XNATCHMAN, PORTER or USEFULMAN.
w by sober reliable 80; willing 10 work for
moderate salary 1rstcnss references Address WATCH
MAN Box IL, Tribune ONCE
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Gnropean Advertisements.
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
IL Finest cheapest Meat dayorinR stock for
soups Made Dishes and sauces.
4 IEBIG COMP NY'S EXTRACT OF
IL Meat An Invaluable and palqtable Tonic in all
weak digestion AMI debility as boon
for which Nations should Ieel grateful" SEQ "Medl
cal Press" Lancet" British Medical Journal" so
r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
IL Meat Caufon-Genuine with fac-simile OF
Baron IIebg's signature. In Blue Ink, Label
This Caution necessary, owing various heap
andnferior = substitutes being IN the Market.
II IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat To had OF all Storekecpers, Grocers.
Cbenists. Sole Agents for the Unied states whole
sale only, &. David Co.. fcnchurch avenue,
Sold wholesale by Park a Tilford. Smith vaadcrbcck
Aker Neral q Condt McKesson I.DDDns. IA. IL. 10
Thurber Co, epi Mcssrs. W. II. scienein q Co.
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Eep Uanic).
EARMER AND GARDENER WANTED.-A
and wife ths man thoronshy competent az farmer
and gardener and the wife good dairy woman. Adafesa,
with references L. o. Box BO6, Ne~-Yotk.
L'ARMER-Wanted, q thoroughly competent
L. wife Anne cans without incumbrance TO take
a dairy farm. Answer by stains
ence referencc &c. DAIRY FARMER, Tribune Uptown
Once. 1888 Broadway.
MANTED.-A permanent attendant and
w COM auion for aged lady with falling sight elderly
middle person Amer prcei red Address ply
70 Dr. BUDSoN, 237 West ed A.
XNANTED.-An English lady as daily gov
" eness Morning hours. Apply 5Sl 5thave
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

am, or u. EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ana TpAINa EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDvoN SUM-
~ DAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 IN
NEW YORK
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GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE gETWEEN HEW.fORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. 49,
ODER saturday. Jan NEckAk saturday Ian 81
RhTl.s OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK TO SOUTHLAND
TON. HAvRE or BREMEN. nco
FIRST CABIN $40 SECOND CABIN SOU
hTEERkGE $50. 80 40,
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid stoeragc ccr
Gates ga steamers salt rom Pier between second ana
ThId.sts. HobOkeh, y. J. . 80 =, ,,, c,.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, [ -.
CoyINJY OF VAN RVIRFN

A: ses=lcn CT the Probate Court 'or the
rouuty OF Van Spren, holden az the Probate
of6ce. IN tho village OF Paw Paw. On Thursday
the - u day OF March, ia tho year one
Thousand eight hundred aud elghty-thrce:
Present, Hon. Orriu \. Hilton, Jc dge or Pro-
bate In tho mater OF tie estate Of Nancy
Wells, deceased
On reading and fling rho petition. duly ver7
fed. az Harriet L. itus. adminIstgsIriX OF
tue eetato Of "a Il ceased - lex for reseOns
tbor.lu stated, lnat so may pe licensed TO sel!
tic real estate ccongIng to the estate Of
SAD deceiaed AZ Ia ssid pet.tiou more particu-
larry described.
r-crcgpoa il u ordered. thz. Monday, the
III DAY Of May, 1888, at ten O'Clock
Ia tbs forenoon, be assigned for tho bearing OF
said petition, and all persoos interested III SAID
estate sce required TO appear a. a session OF
cad Co1it, thsn TO be holden st tho Probate
O6.co, IL ttc village % Paw Paw, and show
cause, IL anv there be, why the prayer Of tie
ptt.tOu6r ehoCld not DC granted; Ard &c is
further ordered, tnst said petitioner give notice
Co the pcTsous interested 10 SAID estate, OF the
p5cdepCy o. said petition, end the bearing
thereof. bV causing copy OF this Order To 60
published III the True Northerner ne ,spaber,
prnted ard circulating 10 SAID Couuty OF Van
uureu for throe Successive weeke, at least, pre-
vious to ealG day 81 hearing. 6t'a o.67
OREIN r.. ulLG0N. Judge az Probate.
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HOW WATCHES ARE MALI,

In SOLID GOLD WATCH, aside nom
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, large proportion Of rectal IS
needed only TO stifIen and hold the engrov.
Cd portions in place, and supply strength.
The surplus goll is actually LceGlSGG. ~
James Does Patent Gold Fdtca Cases this
WASTE il saved, and soLIprrY and
STRENGTH increased ly simple process,
at onc-half tho cost. A plate cf SOLID
GOLD is solderci on each side of plate
of hard nickel composition metal, and the
three arc then passed bctwcca polished
steel rollers. From this tho cases. backs,
conters, bezels, etc, are CIT and shaped by
dies and formers. The gold is thick
enough to admit Of al kinds Of chasing,
engraving and cngino turning. Thee
cases have been worn perfectly smooth ~
uso without removing the gold. This IS
Tie only case made uader tbs process. Eoeh
case IS accompanied uih ro'iG guarantee
signed By Tie manufacturers soarraaaaJ IL %
we0r 20 gears. 10000 Of these Cases
now carried in tho United State5 and
Canada. Largest and Oldest Factory.
N-3l';ishcl 1854. Ask ycrr Jcwcler.
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sTATE or MI'HIG IN,

COUNTY az VAN BCREA,
At session 81 the Probate Court for the
County CT Vas Brreu, holden q. the Probate
OGce. in tho villsge OF Paw Paw, 90 Tues1xy,
tho Goth day OF March, ia he year Que
thousand eight hundred ard eighty three
Preeent, 0rrin \. Hilton, Jud Of Probate.
In tie IDrtier OF the estate OF Henry ID Suer-
rod, Minnie Cleveland, Wilber Sherrod, Carrie
Sherrod and Vincent Shslrod, minorp.
On resdIng aud thing tic petition duly veri-
fed, at n. J sherrod, guardian Of sal" minore,
praying Icr ressons theron stated that he may
DO hceused to cell The real e-tste belonging 10
sain rlIrors snd az IN aid petition more par
t!cClsrly described.
Thergupoo y IL ordered that Monday, the 23d
daY Of Arr!. II ., 81 ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, be assigned ter tho hearing OF said p6'i-
tlon and al perrcns interested 10 said cstato. are
req1iresi 10 appear az 4 session OF said Court,
then tn be holden az she Prtbate Office, 10 fhe
villSgo Of Paw Paw, a cd SHOW cause. il suv there
be, @hy tire prayer oi tic petitiCU5r should
rot be granted:
Ard Il IL turtter ordered, that sa.d peti-
tiODor give notice To the persons interested
10 SAID oetato. q the pendency OF saId petition,
and tbs bearing thereof, by causing q copy OF
tu.e ~ or 10 bo published 10 the True North
eruec, n~vFpsPcr, printed aud circulating IL
eud C0uaty O. Van Barren for four successive
Weeksat lsast, previouS 10 said da, Of hearing.
6lt5o-6J
OBRIN N. HILTON. JUDGE OF Probate.
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DIR. Failing celia on account OF fsilir 8
health.
Ciarcnoe Westoott. after having Tnuraps II
w tyxiy, came here Go have me siloe.
Brown q Clement have returned from
th ,r trip north. They cay tho snow II
Antrim county, Ia OF week Tuesday, waa nearl.
tw, feet deep.
The COblagile Herald see ms surprised TIM
Yves. Heron should set q ben on boiled sggs
NOTHING surprising about IL; he prohaii.
wishes Co raise boiled chickens.
Elder Lewis has been having q sad tim
in biz family with scarlet fever. IN fact the,
have all been quarartined against thei
neighbors for tho last two week.. They az
rather improving al this date.
Bueh q; Ferguson shipped three carload
of yeerlings last Saturday. The farmers AZ
up Go their old game of selling of thei
young etock just as it IL winterrd and csi
take care of itself. From $40 to Si2 pr
head was paid. They were billed for Wyom
ing Territory.
People passing on tho street here viii a.
doubt be surprised % soc two pairs of ca
sticking out Of the ground. II THY wal
long enough they Will Bec tnat ,ney '*iohl
10 a pair Of mules which are drawing dir
out OF hoio which GALS" Hyau'es ia diggin
Cor cellar.
Real estate is changing hands here quit
rapidly. Mr. Silas Jones, Of OHIO. Ea hough
the Draper place. Draper has bought til
Southworth property, u. Wis- ne retidenc
Of Dr. Failing, and Eli III Sh. % waverl,
tho residence of Joe Green Green is build
ing OH his lot near his sorghGn, mill
IL ia proposed 90 utilize the stock yar'
here for pound 10 shut up the hogs which
throng Main street, and are c''nsinuail
uudor foot ri the depot. One was i c zee
up the other day, but be was 30 IN he
slipped under tho gate. sc er this they vii
he pumped full OF water IN aeon ~ they SRI
turned i'll.
A terrible fight occurred t'etween SOM
drunken men. west OF Convey Hill last Sstui
day night. The parties got whisky. ono a
Paw Paw, the other ~ GOhievIlie. We I'LL
derstand that the one who got drunk at Paw
Paw, cane ont nearly dead. hat we think
proves conolusively, that Pow Paw Whisk,
liz The strongest 10y all odds.
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STATE OF MICH GAN, F,

G'NNI1 Wv w bbhEN.
~ 4 Bessop 0i the Probate Cour, Cor be
Co5uiy OF Van Bu'sn. holden at tho Probate
Ole. in tho village Of Paw Paw, on Non lay,
he 9th day OF prI. in { 70 year Que thou-
and eight hundred ana eighty thee: pr, sent,
II. yrnn y. HIlton. Judge OF Probate. IL th,
matter or tho Esate o. tarriet hoou, d.
ceased.
o. reading aud fi'ug the petition duIy vcri
ed. of l.ysaudar Hr Osr, atuer az said necsared.
prayIng TOR reasous er ~ state thas adm .
lstratiol o 81 q cstAte NAV be granted TO b M
SET. th SAID Lysand-r Bl OohH. OF TO soLe
oiber suitable orson.
her, u on il IL ordered. that MOrda,, the 7ib
ds> Of MAY, 1885 ut ion O'Clock in TIC fore
uOoG. ba aesigheulcI heartug Ut laid Ietltiou
aud al rerson- Interested Ia SAID esfate
are requirtd 10 appear 4 a sesson or eaid our
then To TO no den at 10 Probate Office, IN the
village Paw Paw. and show cause. IT any
ere be, why tie prayer OF the petition r
-ncu'd tot grated.
And II Is aitIer ordered shat ssid petitioner
give notice 20 he ptr-ou- utter sted ia esid es
tate, o! tho pendency SAID prtltion, sud the
hearing thereof, hy causing copy o. this Order
to b. published 10 ,Ie true Noriheruer, ucws-
paper, pr!b,ed aud clrculs iug IN sald 'ouuty o.
Van Buren + : res sncc s-ivo weeks, at least.
previous 20 lad dsv OF hearing 6Itio67
OKRiE y. HILTON. Judge OF Pr''tat-.
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Legal Notices.
STATE OF MICHlGAN,l 9

cOITNTy an VAN RTEPN.

Probate Coat for sald Corutv.
~ session OF the Probate Court, rol
said Comfy held VI tho PrObs O 'fiic :. in H.
village OF Paw Paw. on Mon itv. tho 9Th
lay ~ April in the year OF our Lord ont
ihuasana Q ghs hundred and eig.ty-tl-eo. pres
eUt. iiou. Oiuu y. Hilton, In'g~ % Prubat
IL the mater of tue Estate Of 5&rsl
uhin. deceased.
amuei III :. administrator az sai" eaiate
comes 'nto curt ard renreren's thar he ~ Ga
'Ttpa ell Ia repdtr il hnal account a. suc
adunIDisiIa OF. aud cd the sAuie
lbereupOn Il Is ar i~red. that Ncnd1y. The
7tb DAY OF MAY btXi. a! ten O'Clock IN -
oreroou, he ,s;gn.d TOR eIs uiluin. anu s''o~
~, tUch accouui, aud thxt e htirs NJ law
sad Il, ceat ed. ana all otntr porous M Greeted
b d edld estate. are required TO appear AZ SEES
sion al SAID ourt. tnen 20 DO hod0n At the
'robaie "fnce. 10 the village OF Paw Paw, 10
said c0unty, aud .hou cau~e. n any there be
why tne sad account T. ould tot b. allowed:
Add u is urtn-r ordere'. th.i said admins
traitor give ro,ice to the peraous intererte
10 SAID estate. OF the p-ndeucy o. said &C
couut. and u, hearing thereof. By eauslng =
copy o this Order 10 ~ publ SHED iI' the True
Northerntr. new, aper, printed aud cir'uls-
ting ~ SAID comfy. Tor tnreo succs' sive week.
previous Ia sad day ~ nearing.
a true Cow 61t5o67
o. ~ y. Ill ON. Judge Of Probate.
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SAFE VIC lam
COUNT, oF VAN BUets,

COUNTY cF VAN HUNtN,N
Az sessico O. the Probste Court TOR the
'ounty U Van Buren,, rod-n a, rne "a. bat
fl -.iutl village CT Paw rsw, ON lue-haV,
the 23rd day o. Naroh. in he wear one
tuoGsAnd elgnt uun6rrd and eicbty-thrse.
rrs- mt, iiou 'rriu Y. Hilton, Judge Of
Probate.
10 the matter og tbs Estate OF HeGry !.
Harr;g. dsceaseu.
90 rsadIrg and filing TIE peut uu. duy ver.
hsd. nf Sarau Vi Harris, ~IoCa said Je-
I'D. praying for reasons ~ = stated that
adlnins rstiun of said estat- nIay Se grAuted
to Elan l.. Warner, CT 10 Bouis otG,t suitable
person
Tier upon il 10 ordered. that MondAS, the
23rd day If April, 1888, at ten ocOcG 10 the
forenoun, DO 90 Igu. d for the b-Irug OF ss q
petition, add all prrsons INTERESTED ia sai'i
estate. s,e yeqGn d 10 appear at i ressIon
OF esld Court,t on &C. DO DOlier az tIr PToba c
Office 10 the village oi Paw Paw. and show
Cause, IL Any there DO. WHY the prayer OF the
petitioner should IA to granted:
Aud 1t 10 ictth4I ordereJ, that said petitioner
give notes 70 the psrsOns interest III laid
estate, of the pendeu,y OF said petition
aud tho hearing thereof, by csusin. copy of
this order to be- puchshed u the rrue NORTH :
eruer, newspaper printed ard ciicna'irg IL
sad county of Vsa Buren, for three success va
weeks, at least, previous 10 said day o. beznng
81 4 q SIS
ORRIN v. HILTON Judge OF Probate.
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