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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09
THE FIRE DEPARTMEN.
RULES FOR THE .GOyERNMEET OF THE
FIRE DErARTAfENr OF THE Town OK

RULES FOR THE ,GoyERNMENf Or TIE
FIRE DEpARrNfENr or THE Town OF
.WINNsBoR6, s. O.
T. The Chief of the Fire Departmont
shall have general supervisory control of
the Department at all times; and at fires
ne shall have absolute command and direC-
ton of the same, and OH such occasions Is
hereby invested with full police powers
4 i orders of the Chief shall be communi-
Gated to the officers in command Of the
different companies at fires, either In per-
son or through the Assistant Chief, or such
other person rs lie may designate In case
OF the absence of tile Chief, the duties and
powers of that officer shall devolve upon
the Assistant Chief, and in case of tile alb
Scilce or both then npon the officer III COM
mand of the Senior Fire Company
H. In case OF a fire threatening any con
siderable part of the Town, the Chief may
use explosives in his diScretion, or may
call in consultation the Town Council and
the officers in charge of the fire companies,
TWyh;ose, Ty;ns ,.,,Sh whose , duty, together with the
such use by majority vote OF those re-.
spending to call. ''.>a',
Ill. No Company shall leave the ground
until discharged by the Chief or officer III
command of tho Department..
~. Al disputes arising between mem
bers Of diffeient Fire Companies at fires,
shall be submitted to tho Chief for his
ruling, which shall be OF full force until
reversed by the Town Council. .l
v: Any Fire Company violating the
ab9sc rules shall be reported by tho Chief
to the Gown Council. -.
vi. That the Clerk be redhirGd to place
q copy Of these Rules in each of tile Engines
and Truck House Of the Fire Companies
now organized.
bono in Council this tho 4th day Of June,
1883
j. N. CENTER,
Clerk Of Council.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09

THE RAIN.-Rcports from the coun-
try arc to the effect that quite seasonal
bic rains fell on Adst Thursday night in
somo portions Of fhc county, but in
others only a sprinkle or mono at all,
and crops arc still suffering considera-
bly, 1iOlh the drought.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09

CARRIAGE FACToRY.-A neat and
comfortably arranged carriage factory
is now being pushed rapidly to com
pletion just back Of Law Range, on
the corner Of Vanderhorst and Wash,
i,h{ton streets. 1t will be quito all
improvement to the business interest
Of tho town, and all such enterprises
should be encouraged.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09

=
boro will come home during the pres
cnt month full-hodged graduates of
thorough and progressive institutions.
Mr.. J. B. Douglass, son of n. S.
Douglass, Esq, Of this place, finishes
his college course at Davidson on
Thursday, the 2lst inst.
Messrs. p. NJ. Brice and W. l.. Nc.
Donald will graduate at Erskine Col
lcgc on Wednesday, the 9th inst.
Misses Emma Dunn and Ella Doty
arc expected home about the 21th inst.
from 1Iillboro, N. c., where they arc
now in attendance upon the session of
the Hillsboro Female Seminary.
Mr.. M. w. Doty is now at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute, and is ex-
pcctcd homo sometime during the lat
tor part Of the present month.
Winnsboro has quito an array of
intelligent and talented young ladies
and gentlemen in the respective insti=
tutions above-nalncd. We shall bo
glad to welcome them homo.
~ - .
THE CoTToN FACTORY We detcst
hobbies, bit wo cannot refrain from
saying that the remarks in tire COM
munication published in the last issue
of THE News AND HERALD upon the
subject Of cotton factories in Fairfield
were timely and forcibl0. Muchy
though, has been said, and unfortu-
natcly nothing Of any consequence
has been done. It does seer, that we
arc lamentably behind in enterprise.
A large number Of counties through.
out the State arc taking energetic steps
and factories are being erected in Soc
tions and localities not half as pros
porous and wealthy as Fairfield. No
one can doubt for moment but that
tho investment would be good, and
very little risk would be incurred, and
why will money-loving men, to say
nothing Of the general good that will
result to the community, stand aloof
and choke and strangle the little enter
prise we have by strange and uncx-
plainable. iDaction2 We tnn't under
stand 1t, tho country does not under=
stand 1t, and no one dares to venture
an cxplanati6nl Enterprise Is sOhat
me country needs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09

DEATH. --Tlfe associate Reformed
Presbyterian contains an account of
the death of Mrs. Martha Boycc, wife
OF thc Rev. James Royce, D. D., asso-
ciate editor of that paper and Prcsi-
dent of Duo West Theological SENT
nary. DR.. Boyce, with his lalnentcd
wife, lived many years in Fairfield
county, and we venture to say flat no
couple in the county has ever made,
during that length of moro, moro earn
est and war,n-hearted friends. 1'hc
Doctor was the pastor of the New
Hope Associate Reform church, in the
upper portion of this county, for
thirty-seyen years, and impressed all
who heard Him with his characteristic
ability and originality, The deceased
had been suffering from a stroke of
paralysis for several years, bat took
dangerously i'll several weeks ago and
died OH Monday, tho 4th inst. The
many friends Of the bcrcaved husband
and the lamentcd dead will hear with
genuine sorrow Of the death of love-
ly, sweet and amiabe woman.
PERsoNAL.-J. L. Barron, Esq, of
Columbia, has been in attendance upon
the session Of thc Court Of Common
Pleas. ~ 49,"
Mr.. 3. q. Pratt left town for Rich
molid, Va, on Wednesday, the 9th
inst, where he expects to spend sew
era! weeks with relatives and friends.
Wa hopo his visit may lie pleasant and
enjoyable.
Mr.. j. 3. Douglass, accompanied by
his young friend, Mr.. j. r. Cousar,
both Of the Senior c'ass of Davidson
College, arc spending their spare mo-
nacnts III town, before tho commence
ment exercises. They expect to re-
turn to Davidson the Uouist Of q week
or ten days.
fudge j. IE. Hudson leaves on tho
ono O'Clock train to-day for Iyai,castcr
where he will hold a session of the
cIiminal court. He bears the pnviable
distinction of being ono of the ablcst
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09
D TSa 9 8 UNSs
what es cents wiz,

The Small Sum Qf 25 cents invested Il, i
ib3ttle 6fl NorniaIl's Neatralizlng Cordial
VIII save SO you many h0nrs Of pain and
doctor Bill Noin,aiii's CordiSiY iS sc boid 'RfI
over the land. Every dragGiSt and cross
it road merchant can got it. We ayetshipping
tteyeiywherc, \, St. a q " 5g :. { e 3
"a From Old Virginia. 1,
\ "a 1 prominent Broker Of Richmond Vas,
whose name we WITHHOLD, says lie has used
NoRman's Neutralizing 'tGoidial several
years for all irregularities of the stomach
and foahd It effeetuai IN every Instance.
lie recommends it as an excellent remedy
Tor q man who loses OH futures. 5,,s
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09

WHAT WILL TIE GIRLS SAY?-Thc
Charlotte Journal Observer, comment.
Ing on the habit Of gentlemen taking
ladies' arms. says: /,
"A If 1t Is really true that the custom Is
growing, we would suggest That it would
3 be more comfortable, anil would strengthel,
the gontenian's support Of the lady, If lie
/; would pass his strong arm around hel
waist, OF take her up bodily and walk
about In that sociable and nurse.like way.
& There Is nothing like "stylo," and this
\ would be so entirely new and unprcce,
{ dentedl We cannot imagine anyinproye.
ment On 1t, unless the lady should consider
turn about is fair play and tote the gen.
tlemah around occasionally y n
Passing Ills strong arm around her
waist" is not}so entirely new and ul,-
sprccedontcl as some people might
imagine, but the sstotin" st,lc, we
&Saamit, would DO somewhat novel.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09

Ii CoA@IssIo Is d I'll. A. EoYe, " 81 i
Chester county, has been Appointed;bY
Coy. thompson to represent tho State
at the Great Southern Exposition,
which WIN open at Louisville, KysoD
Lie first day OF Augast. The Chester
Reporter, speaking of FtheS appoint
'illitent, says: MIR LoveSis prominent
among the1intelllgent and progressive
Young f,rrnfers ofsthe State WHO are
doing 30 much toward working out the
great problem Of its material prosper
|iB" The Exposition callnotifail to
be Of, great interest totho entire South
erl country, and we hope that rs
many planters from EairAeld 4'as can
possibly leave homo willie take the trip
to Louisville. It NH beSmoney and
time judiciously spent. sa,.g i 81
Z DAVIDSON AND MAD; .DoGs.-Thc
mad dog fight III the. Presb;fsriah
church at Davidson College some timo
silGeA created q sensation, not only
there, hut all over the country. Some
Weeks afrcr the occthTemco the Police
Gozette. appeared with q Haming nc
count :ofyit, accompanied by q large
and amusing illustration photographic
scone in the church. Men, women
and children were standing 4eady and
arlhcdwith every conceivable weapon
-.cS,ooc l,nco I,,,,,,,, I,<,,>1,, l,,c;o,,,,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-14
County Officers.

Circuit Judge d, j baker
Circuit Clefk--A. II. Irwin
County Judge--R. \ Yocum
County Cletk--s,J. Hnmm.
County Attorney--J. NJ. DsmIon.
County Treasurer--Miles W Parker
Shoril--John Iodgea
Coroner-R Fitzgerald
County Commissioners-T W. Halliday, j. A
iibbs and Peter Saup
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CHURCHES.

(NAlRO BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
" streets; preaching dtst and third SUNDAYS In
'sch month, II a. N, and 1880 .. IN. prayer meet.
ug Thursday,7;3Op III. SUNDAY school, $3.50 am
Rev j. HESS Pastor
CHURCH or THE REDEGMER -tEpiseopar
- Fourteenth street; Sunday 7:0Oa m, H0ly
!lchhristi g:D ~ m, Sunday school; / U1 a M
Morning Prsyer-i 800 o. m, Evening Prayers r.
> Davenport, q. T. b. Rector.
LIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCg. .
V Preaching at 1880 d. IT,, 3 y. M. aud 1880 D. IA.
'abbath school at 1880 p. m Rev r. ]. shores,
81 stor
I UTnERAN-Thirteenth street; services Sab.
- bath $50 q m; Sunday school 2p m. Rev,
inappe, pastor.
NEfBUDiST-Cor, RgHth and Walnut strests,
Va Preaching sabbath ll;O a. IN. and Z: 80 d. M
uhdaS school a. 1900 "a Rev. j. A. Scarrett,
pts.ur.
DhEsbfTERlAN-E street; preacniar on
sabbath at Hoo a. m. and 1880 .. IN. (; PRAYER
meeting "Wednesday at 1880 p. m; sunday School
NSp m Rev b. J. George, pastor.
- JOSEPH ) Roman CathoicJ Corner Cros,
' and WGndt -treetR; services Sabbath 1880 A.
~ sunday school st2 y. M, Vespere 3p m ser.
1ces even day alsa m. Rev, O'Hara, Priust.
IT fATRICKs -ikomsn Catholic) Corner Ninth
- street aud Washington avenue; services Sab
'a'h and ~ a. M. Vespers 3 p. n Sunday school
q IA services every ia, ats N Rev Apierson
ree,.
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vir e, causing healthy secret ons II alsys in.
hammauHn, y OF scts be membran linings OF the
head from additOu1l colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the yenso Of taste and smell.
BeneAcis' results are realiz d by few applloa.
tions.
A THOROUGH TREATMENT WILL CrREl
Cream B1lm ha' aimed an enviable reputation
wherever known dispAciug all other reparRtons
reliable 'stimoniils b, mail, prepaid 80 cents
pacRage-sttmps received sold by all whole.
sale md retail dtueeiste
ELY'SCHEAM Balm CO. oweeo " Y.
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Il. 4. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. Il.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL H.R
thtiNs DEPART. TRlSH ARRIYs
MALI. .....-. q Oj am tMaii ,....,,.4:05 A. IN
Accom- tat,Ou II 40 am 'ENDrers ..... ~ 10 a IA
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MAI ..,....... i:ij AIN tMgil.,....... D.. 4.3l D. IA
Kxprear....., 1850 m tExgFe,s....., 1884 m
rAc'modation 3:top.m
ST l.. q q. r. X. Marrow Gauge
'EGpress..-. S:l5 am 'ESprgss. ..... i:35 pm
Accom- dalton. 90 pm 'Accom'dation II 40 N
ST. IM&s RR
'E2pfsfs ip:5op,m |RIpress......u 2;3) NJ
WABASH, ST LOUIS 81 PACIFiC RY co
: Mall r EE .... 500 IN 'Mail Il Ex.... q'a0 pm
. Accom- dAtion 100 p.m accom- 'dstion I0.3Da.m
Freight "7:i5 am. Freight ...... O 81 pm
BABY except sunday Daily.
MOBILES OHloRR
Mai .....,.....,.SJ "a q. IN Mail $40 p. ~.
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TO accept the existing order OF things. -
AT present it is for you TO take such on.
loyment from the evening as 1t affords;
for me, though fear my part Is fail
ure, to entertain YOU il was for others
to work tonight that we may play. The
cook has favored the soups, the confec-
toner prepared the ices, the florist has
contributed flowers, and somebody has
painted charming menu cards, why
shonldnt we enjoy it alp Let us eat,
drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we
diev
Does 1t strike you that we have been
INDUCING in very unusual table.talkP"
inquired Miss Van Wyck suddenly -
why did we do itp You observe my
conversation is largely composed Of in
crrogation points tonight"
THE menu cards did it, | think; and
no wonder, they are too suggestive TO be
passed over in silence"
Miss Van Wyck surveyed her card for
a moment then lifted her long, fringed
eye-lashes slowly. II Think she said
deliberately, 81 think mean to surprise
you by a confidence
you would honor me- he answered
meeting her look with grave earnest
ness which treasured her.
you say you feel curiosity concern
ing the people who do things-see
here, she pointed to three tiny letters
in one corner Of the card, twisted into
an almost undecipherable monogram.
"a. V. W, stands for Adelaide Van
Wyck."
as it possible that it is your work."
he exclaimed with unfeigned interest.
Eyes, she replied, bent upon finish
ing her surprise, lit Ia the only way
know of by which can earn money; so
you see | am not one of the lilies OF the
field who toll not.
II see more than that, said Thorp
Westlake, with look under which the
long dark lashes dropped again.
"Will you tell me?" she asked soft
ly,
Some other time-if you will let
me-
Did YOU know that Adelaide Van
Wyck was going to marry Thorp West
lake?'
II had heard no formal announce.
ment of the fact, answered Miss Chi
chester, "but after the way she llirted
with him at our house one night, ! am
not surprised. shall tell mamma the
menu cards did it.
How was that?'' inquired her friend
"Why, it was rather clever little set
arranged in pairs, YOU know-bits of
music cut in half Tue treble clef card
for the lady and the corresponding bass
for her partner Adelaide happened TO
get bit Of the Wedding March, and of
course Mr., Westlake fell heir to the
companion card. They found their cards
50 significant that Mr.. Westlake took
possession of the pair, for saw him ask
and receive,
And since then he has asked for and
received even more, - laughed the other
young lady. May they be happy
Tiffany has bought much more Of Miss
Van Wycks dainty handiwork since
hat first set Of menu cards; she saws
hey were her silver luck-penny, but no
Jne knows the STORY of the cards a, il Is
Known to the two for whom the We'd
ling March means triumphal entry
nto the enchanted land of love and hap
oiness. DoroHy Ho'royd in Demoresfs
Monthly
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$500 EWARD!

VIZ viray no above reward ofA hr cs,e u LrH Complaint
Sspha tgs ilsaiaghe, ludg,Han Coudfaiou Cor,ps,
W cannot ere via Weip, Vegetable Liver ls When IN, dire,
Hh'b' W''y complied With 1h,y purely vegetable aud
never a 70 gl'e Wi,acgon Sugar Coated l,,gs bote, con
Nahe Z, pm. p e,nn Fot ias ny oil 4ugh.r, beware o.
SysIe'li" and m'aoh. Ths genuine manufactured only By
49, 80 ~ NlsI 90, ls h5 w. Madison S., Chicago
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POSITIVE CCRB
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Cream Balm
FOR
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able to Us.
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Head ach 4 Deafnps
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membrsnsl irrltatious,
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surfaces 4 prepare
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merit Apply by the
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-08-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

Defauls having been made in the payment OF
4 certain indenture OF mortgage bearing date
February 18th, \ ID. 1880. executed by Arvilla
Underhi!l and >. W. Upderhill, of Van Buren,
county, state CT Mchigan,to W. r. Hawkins,
CT Paw Paw, Michigan, and recorded in the
Office OF the register Of deeds of Van Buren,
county. state or Michigan, in Lber No. seven
teen OF Mortgages, on page sol. on the second
dab Of March. A. ID. 1880, and the amount now
claimed 10 be due and unpaid on SAID note and
mortgage, being i've hundred and forty-four
dollars aud forty cents ($5i4.40) and no suit or
proceeding at Law or in equity having been in
sttuted to recover the amount now due and
unpaid, or any part thereof: Now therefore,
notice Is hereby given, that by power OF sale
contained in said mortgage, there will be sold
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, at the
frort door OF the court house. in the village OF
Paw, Paw. Van Buren, county, state OF Mich
gan, on Saturday, the fifteenth day of Septem-
Der, 1883, at twelve o'clock, noon, OF said day,
the premises described in said mortgage, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
the amount due on SAID note and mortgage,
with the interest and costs, said premises be-
Ing described as follows, to-wit: The south
half OF the Forth hals OF the northwest quar-
ter or section seventeen, excepting two acres
on the vest end OF said land, in township one
south Of range thirteen west. in Van Buren
county. state OF Michigan.
7it-13-o-s6 W. Il. HAWKINS.
Dated May 10, 1883 Mortgage.
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Advertisements.
DR.. HENDRICKS
MONUMENT Of HONOR.

The following persons are some OF the many
whom, DR.. Hendrick has taken from the hands
OF other physicians:
The Poorman family who were poisoned Miss
Edgar, Adam Humphrey, Miss Mary Burnett,
Charles Langdon, Willie Cross Mrs. VIM Engle,
Mrs. Sanger, Columbus Engle, Miss Sarah
Babcock, Mrs. A. T.. Eaton, Mrs Julia Free
man, Dea. Hopkins, Mrs. Jane Brown, Mrs.
Thomas Buckhout, Mrs. NJ. Erkenbeck, John
Harrison, and "Bilv" Hoodemaker's child.
By changing doctors they changed their for
tunes, some OF them even saved their lives,
1t has come TO this in a vide range of terri =
tory that when an afflicted one can get no help
elsewhere, he comes to DR.. Hendrick, and TIA e
above list shows with what success. Such
things are facts which speak for themselves,
and are the highest proofs possible, OF ply
sician's skill. No amount Of lying from envi-
Gus competitors, can biacken such a record.
Ii is known and felt that DR.. Hendrick is the
sick ones best hope. This 10 what gives him
the widest and best practice OF any physician
in the county.
Sa"Speclal attention gwen 10 diseases OF
the Lungs Liver aud Kidneys, Private Diseas-
es, Piles, Female Compaints,-to all Chrome
Diseases.
Office over Longwell's Drug Store, Paw Paw,
Mich. li76tf.
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nRnRArE 0RRFR-

DRODA'CE ORDER State of Michigan
a County ot Van Buren,. Ata session OF the
PROBATE Court for tIe county Of Van Buren,, holden
90 Sc PROBATE Once. IN tae village OF Paw Paw, Oh
Titrsda- tA- 10Th gay Of August, in the year one
Thousand. eisl. hundred a.d eighty-three Present,
Hon. OrriL :. H4.tl-, j Idgc II Probate.
t.t matter o.. the estate % AMasa Stone,
deceased.
ga. reat.in4 and Aim. the petition, duly verified,
OF John Hay and samuel Mather, executors Of the
lat WIZ ana testament u Anasa Stone, deceased,
late o. Cleveland, Ohio, by 4. II. Heron, their
agent praying lof reasons therein stated that GER
tain instrument purportng TO be certified copy "
the last VIII auC testament Of said deceased Ogeth-
with tie certificate OF the probate thereof in the
Probate court tor the county of Cuyahoga in the
state of Ohio. and on file in this court, may be
admitted 10 probate therein.
TEcreupon 4, is ordered, that Monday, the 18th
day Of September. 1850, II ten clock ia the forenoon
be assigned the hearing of said petition, and all
persons Interested said estate required to ap-
pear session OF said Court then 10 be holden at
the Probate Oface, in the village of Paw Paw, and
show cause. If any there be, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted.
And il j. turtler ordered, that said petitioner give
notice tie persons interested in said estate of the
tendency of said petition and the hearing thereof,
by causing cory o. this Order TO be published IN
the VEUE NoETHERHER newspaper, printed and
circU.atlts - said county of Van Buren, for three
successive week. az least previous 20 said day of
hearing. OlBIN y. HILTON,
63Ji-C-.t Judge of Probate.
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OHDNH FOR FINAL ACCOUNT

~ state oi Michigan, county OF Van Eureu.--ss.
Probate Cow. r.. said County.
a. session % the Probate Court Tor said county,
held ~ The Pr bate Office, ia the village %; Paw Paw
onSrAsy, o.. 18th Gsy OF August In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eiEht hundred and eigLty-.hree.
Present. Orrr -. Hilton Judge Of Probate.
In tue U4.terof the estate OF Nancy 4. Wells. De-
ceased. Harriet L. Titus, administrative o. sa!d rs-
tate, csDe- .L-o court and represents tina, she is
nov preps~-l CD -euler her fuai account as such
administsat-iL lud flcs the same.
Th'reup1a &. s. ordered. that Monday, the iTth
day OF Sentet - t, az tea clock IN the forenoon.
b. assign 81 To- egsIl. ullg aud allowing such ccit
ahd that ts hsfs 90 law ~ said decea sed aad all
other PERSONS lasrestsd in said estate are required
10 appear CO session 60 said court. then 90 e hold
a. the Probate 9fice ia the village % Paw Paw,
On sttJ county. a.l show cause. IL tny there be,
why the said account sboud not be allowed. And
a. o. further ORDERED. thai said administrative give
notice 20 the persons interested In said estate. Of the
peBdency OF said account, aud the hearing thereof,
d. causing copy % this order TO be published IN
tue TRUE NOErHEREEE, a newspaper printed aud
circulating n saii county, three successive weeks
at least previous 70 sail day OF hearing.
bjtso% OREiN y. HILTON.
"a t'ue copy Judge OF Probate.
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/, D-,ISt.TRATRIN sALE.-m

y lcattsr OF the estate of Arthur ". Barber, de
ceased. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF
license granted 10 ne by the Probate Court TOT tls
county of Wan buren,. state of Michigan, will sell
a, pubic vcuiue the highest bidder, at the iroh
door OF the COar House, in the village OF raw raw
IN said county, or the oJh day OF september, eight
cen hundred ana e.gA.y-three, az ten O'Clock III the
forenoon. al TIE right. title and interest OF the salo
Arthur ~. Barber, deceased, in and to the following
described real estate, 20 VII:
Tie northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
section SO: also The north acre of the soutl
81 ghteen acres o. the northwest quarter OF the souti
west quarter OF said section 33 also the undivided
oehaf nteres. In the south seventeen acres OF the
northwest quarter of the SOUTHWEST quarter IN said
section 49, sub iect 70 the lie estate OF Mary Barber
al OF said lands being il town one % south OF
range fifteen l5) west.
Dated July 2lsi, A. D.. 1888.
CORA PAGE, Formerly Cora Barber)
7nt7osg Administrative.