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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
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A T a County Court of Hampshire
IA Couaty held "a the 3rd dsy OF
January. 1888. on The petition of Phil:p
Kline aud twenty FIVE CHER FRO holders
of Hampshire county fi,ea in said Court,
l. Was or!srea egrseshle To- said re,i-
ton. that the prov'sions Of The sccopd
Section Il Chapter 50 OF tina Acis Of lie
Legislature in tho yeIr 1882. sntitl, :
An act 30 amend and re enac, Chapter
G. Of tue c,.de OF West Virginia, con :
ccruiug the preservation of certain use-
fui animals" shall apply TO all land.
wi.nia the county o! Hampshire.
Teste.
IS. WHITE, Clerk.
January &C. 1888. = ~.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

fsNHS accounts % John O. Eelsksli, Admin.
i:traior o. Elij,h Digh, dec'd being be-
fore me Tor settlement Notice 10 hsrsby given
that J will attend a, my hou.. in Ronu,,
Vest Va, on the 10Th day o. Febtuary, 1857
foI TIE pnrPose of rfcsiviug proof of debts OF
demands against said Elijah High or his e,tsi.
6 zen undor ny baso, tbs is;b day OF ps.
esmbsr, 1891.
JiMES s. GIBSON.
Commissioner OF Accounts
Dec. p, lS82.-sw.
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uARpER's PERIODICALS,

One Year l53 Enmoef,) q, oo
Pcstsy. Fse. 20 ali snb,esi1s-E in the vai'sI
States OF CaDsta-
The volumes o! 'hs Ssgszins Es.in wi,h uls
Nufn ',ets Tor Juus I'D Decsn6sr OF sack ,ssr
When no IRE y specified. ~ Will Je understood
tifat n sats;rioef wishes TO begin with ihs
current krmitr.
Tbs Ia; Kigh, yoluns OF Hs-per's usss.
zine. 10 ns1t cloth biaiipg, viii DO scot ~
tosii, postpaid on recsipt Of s. % per voluus
Cloih Css,s Tor bia6ing, 80 cests esch by
moil, ragtrsij.
index ~ .ia'p.r'S Nag tzius, Siyhs5eiissi.
Asalyticsi, aid Classified, f)r VoIunss 20 So
inclGsivo, from Jabs, 1850. 10 Juas, 1880 one
vol 5 w, Cloth. 81 90.
HsBitianocs should b: usde by Postoi5cs No.
oey order &C Drsft, 90 sT,ii chance OF lost
: Newspapers are not 10 copy ths adrtfiiss.
8 snt -tIdout TIE eEpress or-ss VI Harper 4
Bsoibers Address
IIAKpER 4 BROTHERS,
Dec. 8, 1882. New YCrb.
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DIED.

In Princeton. Nv. on TO 27,h ult..
Mrs. ANNA NJ. wife or Prof. +. Lee
Hlsnton. and daughter of tia late DR..
John NJ. nad fsvin;a Savsier of this
place. tECen.ral Presbyterian, Rich
snon'i, Va. please copy.
On the 22od uit.. nj her home nsar
sioorefe'd. Miss Eta WILSON, danrl-
ter OF Lswis Wilson. Esq.
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p Z A BOD Y
Ou5ardlIce %.
wIELEsSL.IE G.. w Va.

iTTRITES Moderate lines on Dwellings. Para
w Property and Grs'.class er.sn;ile tbd
Manufacturing risks.
DIRECTORS -Alonzo Lorinr, AleI and-r
LNughliu. George u. TinEle, JAMS 7 Barnes
). A. Miller. A y Adsms. A. D SetDon. X.
: Irwin, John y. Brown. ALDNZU LORiNG.
President l.. r DOB5i Ms, Assistant Secrets.
~ J. = PAUL.. Secretary. " 4. ALRX
ANDER. General Agent
GEORGE W. sHOUKEY. hso been sPfoiaed
Agent f1r Hampshire County, wa.
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BRowN's IRON BIr1ERs
does not contain w.,iskcy
or alcohol, and will not
blacken The teeth, Or cause
headache End constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, ind
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lcssness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns IRE, Ii:iers made ~
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
red iincs and Trademark ca wra??eS.
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Hs.w.a Eatiw and Pea So, ri,inor., VA

Hstwssn Entsw and Pea So, E,tinore, Ma
ssiDvi,inS attention 20 the Celebrated Spring
Z iaie Pure Rye hiskey, pateuie~ and mann
iictIred by Nr. Y. ho-ehtcim, IL IS but aoipy
j's;ice to tim individually, ,ad eonferriag =
isrrr upon those who desire or have need ior
su article 81 anoou5ted purity and up.arr.s.s
ed in quality.
This hns wsiskey /. specially manufactured
by @r. Rosen hsitn. uodrr le,;ertpstept, and il
f,r sole hy b;m exclusively. Jh..e is no sin.i.
Ter article offered 10 th. Ssltmor. market snd
from It's purity snd exc.llsnoe, should hu in ;hs
cabinet o. every oos whJ values {. fas ADD purs
rriicIs 30 ',ss from every sduIisrstion 10 ihis
Wt.skey, SD so ctrefuiiy bias IL bees msopisc>
iur.d, ,hst IL is largely psescrih<i 5y ID. n.sdi
Cal profession IN eases requiring a stimuIaui
AZ before stated, this f1e Whistey csz be Oh.
tsiDst only at the Wkoesele WaTsroous o,
Ir Rosenhsin,, No. 3i5 Wet }slliSiors Street.
This Whisky is frs aud eight years old
The puri. and careful Lianne'eturs OF this
Sue WI isksy is attsIied by the Editor
DR. j. J.. KING,
Editor Ba.tiBors Trade Exhi5it.
Jane 30, 1897. ~.
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we are gr, atty In need of few load,
OF wood AMI would bs glad il acme q,
Our suhseribsrs would fur il.
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FsOTICg

10 - -
4 III persons UNDECIDED TO the undersigned,
"a will please cyine forward nod settle thtie
Scc0uats by tie l5th az January, issS As
this is the srft time IN four years We have sai.-
ed upon oar cus,onsrs f,r . settismest, We
hoIe they will promptly cone forward.
H. itusrc1i ~ BIO.
ksIz icy, Dse IS gez.
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1882 THE SUN. 1900
AS'C' 1LTssaOz 1000

Ise paper Of The people. Enlarged in form
ana printed from newly ,tsrsotypsd plates eve
~ day.
The sun hes uuequalsd f,ciii,ie5 for collect.
Jug and giviug all Tho ns-s and possss,Is the
fas'e,i psiieetiag presses With the Latest i'm.
proved machinery ia all the vs.isi departments
which go to wsks W. an extensive and frat
class oe-spapsr establishment
leader Ia Industrial sntsyori,., ard nro.
gFess. knsrsetic n fh@ adv ocAcy OF right and
justice VigiIaDi for tire gecersl good Tn.
Sun - troad aud nltivssl in ia aims Abso-
lntrly independent 10 lie views nn1 fearless in
tbs'r expression -consefvs,iv'i md consfAersts
IA Hll things-sccdrai0, TsisDis aud snergstie
IN ne d. arttnsBt g. ews, il ranks With the
beet jouroiis in tho void
Having the HiGss; circulatio1 ard being mi.
'srs liT Ted ths Son IL ths cest advertising
MEDIUM fUf sl clnssrs or advertiser
Al who uss i,s columns Tor the s1vsncoup.n,
OF their business scknow lsjgs imusdials snd
ssisfac'o.T rstarns
TERMS Of subscription be mail, Invariably
cash In sdvancs-postsgs frsc:
One year SC 90 One month 50 Cts
Sir months . 90 Three Nesks "a ca
-Four months 90 Two weeks ~ Cts
Th-fe months so Oue week Is CITE
Two months m
Single copies bV Bai Cts
No deviation from published terms,
Address
A. s. ABELL & co Pohliahers.
Sur Iron Building.
Jan. 70. 1888 Baltimore. Mi.
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Coun;er cit oliver dollar, arc in cir
,u's,ion. Lock out for them.
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Trustees Sale.

Epf vi-tus ~ deed Of trust from Samns,
- Largeat To- nue. l-ariuu date ca III. lSth
day oil jul., lae6, and recorded in the OHce of
The Clerk Of The County Cart OF Hampshire
county, West Va, in desd book No 5a. psy,
3I4 ~M sell at Pablo Auction, ca the pre-.
misss. 10 The high-st bidder. tor Ca,h. on SAT-
ti.at ya'unhe
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lyon desires Pass whisk.y. diss.lled from
Hys only end Of sssstsge. cali for Rosephein',
SPrisSda!s. FL, ssls BY Pshiek Nrrrhy. two
dsors eor,h Of nMs Hsts'. wtnehes.sr. Va.
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Christmas! Christmas!
Things TO be Considered.

ist 9LKEs,NS rUIuS importation Chrma. Good. coma
WtinS things appropriate fo
Puhs boton nv,re,
sold ~ $50" - '"''" "s-'s'
&c - '~' - ~ -'''-'N - "'sss "a'-
Coats. -''s .'- " ~ go ~ e"u"' Nns OF u
we have jus, received lxLt
@ an Immense stock Of Boots sh Especial
cs'ed 10 Our line Of ladies
oth. a argo line VI tue celebrates. diamond
1s1' large line Of Ladies' Shawla al very low figures.
ON ne Dave
&c per ari--svsii yourselves great
s The highest market produce " Brine xo.r
urK.ys luck "nea Flour, venson sc - -
Fiourch
"oexceiea
FcshWa
superior
& P,-h', -VS'As
sold
scents - :" - o. ~ - "'oo ooap
RSrfu Patterns cornt yrsaieL in.ev
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Farmers and here desising . gen
tel lucrative agency busiaess. by WHICH
- TO SO day can be earned. send
address A. once. on postal. TO II. G..
wHx'Ssos & Co.. is5 ami I97 Fulton
Street New York.
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Il - ID %Gl&2W.

w. ra6s''i.ryd hc'rs sp,oiuteI Hgss;
= viii eel ,Ae wall ku5Gs
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yD.s-born Ave-. Chicago. Nov. ?.
have tesa q great sufferer f.on
aver; weak s,emaoh .hsartburn, and
dyspepsia in ITS worst :or;n. Nearly
everything l ate gave mo Distress.
and I could car but ii,ti.. have
tnedevery,hinsreeonmend-d,ha have
taken the Prescriptions Of = Ioscn
physicians, but get 10 relief uatil ]
look Prowa'S lion B.tsess. feel
ncns Of the old troubles. and am q
rev man. I ss-a kestisE much
stIonrsr. ard feel frst-rAte. lam
railroad engineer, ard nov make
ray trips regularly. can net say
too mitch in praise of your wonder
FOL medicias. d. c. HACK.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
TheSecret

e the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bittcrs is Sim
NV this: 1t is the best Iron
nreparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles. and
does Just what is claimed for
;.-no more and no less.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

G.ia,as Lodge Ma. IL. Z. r. 4 4. ~, meets
il tic sra Friday ip each u:op;S.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

BY thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood.
j. reaches every part Of the
system. healing. purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
heaith--in no other way can
listing benefit be obtained.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
The Situation.
Cathbert Enternrise.

NdtADeTt Enterprise.
Our people are little blue -itEsS
now, and rather inclined TO complain
OF the short cotton crop. Well, we
have been trrveling aseund fitfle
and tits manifest that the cotton
crop is cut short and many of the
fields have been picked the last time
for this season and. the prospect u.s.
that the entire crop will soon be gath
cred. This is fact without a paraA
lei, we believe, since we never saw q
cotton crop SO nearly all gathered
before in the middle of October. This
at first made us little blue, as we
We're trying to make some coIleesione.
SO we began to investigate the ques-
ton, what is thes proportion of the,
crop and we found by careful inves-
tigation that the yield is about 6Oper
cent--not of the average crop, n.the
run of years but of what would be a
full crop. Well, this is not so bad
after all, especially as the price is
advanced enough TO make up for thes
deficiency in quantity. But is it not
true, all things considered, that this
country, and particularly this eeunty,.
IS better off than it has been at any
time since the war? 1t certainly is
Then, why should our people be cast,
down? Rather let us be cheerful and.
cheer one another, and start now to.
SOW grain in these cleaned cotton.
helds, and thus secure to our county
plenty OF bread and meat next year.
We have made two good corn crops
IN succession, and the probability is
that next year will hardly be q good
corn year, therefore, we urge the far
mers as they clean the cotton fields
to sow grain in them, and thus take
advantage of short cotton crop this s
year aud do our bess to prevent a
possible scarcity Of bread aud meat
next year. No doubt many of our
fields need 20 be sown to recuperato
them and is it not true that we have
less use for cotton, when we make
plenty OF grain, and have good pas
lures Does not, and have not these,
very things reduced the price Of
meat and -four SO chat short cotton
crop viii go as far towards supplying
the country this winter, as a large
ar'p did few winters past ? o! yes.
let us cast off all this blue feeling
and rather make thank offerings to
him who hath dealt us SO bountiful-,
" the necessaries of life.-C1T1zEN's.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

The growth of the South In mate
rial and indqstril progress is Alustra-
ted BY the great expositions, and the
fact that the Louisville Exposition is
the best thing ever done for the adj
vancement of the south is shown by
the following words from the editor
OF the Philadelphia Times, who says: :
SIT is the largest and in all re-
spects the most complete exhibitions
ever held in the country, with the
single exception of the Centennial,
and the people of the whole.
country are to be congratulated ons
it's exceptional success and beneGSentl
results. The late Atlanta Exposition
and the present Louisville improve
rnent npon it may be accepted as
dating the new departure of the new
South-the departure that is to diver
sffy Southern industry and vastly
enlarge the capital of the permanehsi
prosperity Of the Southern States"
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
Talk With a Farmer.

Eufaula Daily Bulletin.
A prominent and observant farmer
from the country informs US, that the
shortness OF the present cotton crop
has caused general disposition on the
part OF tenant farmers to go back to
the wages system. Many colored far
mers who have rented land and cul-
tivated it con their own hook, say
they prefer to work for wages, for
this will ensure them living, which
they cannot certainly depend upon
under the tensnt system.
The same farmer, as an illustration
OF the unusual proportion of seed 10
lint cotton this year, says that. last
year, he ginned an average of eight
bales a day. This year, on the same
gin, and with the same power he has
been able to gin only five bales day,
and that only on. two days, the aver
age being four. He gets as much
seed in days, ginning as he did
last year, but only about half as much
INT One of his neighbors relates
the same experience.
But after all, with provisions at a
low price, and fair supply of corn
IN the country, the farmers are not in
such bad condition as the above facts
might lead one to suppose, or as they
would have beens had they failed to
make a supply of corn. The pres
ent short cotton crop will hasten a
change in our system of farming
which will ultimately result in great
benefit to the country. The first
step in this direction can be very
wisely taken by sowing largely OF |
oats, as soon as the weather will per
init, on well prepared and fertlized
ground.
Close attention to The manufacture
OF home conaposts, to take the place
OF costly commercial fertilizers, would
be another long ster in the direction
OF the much reeied reform.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
He Was a Stumbling Block.

Negroes are sometimes very care
fnl not to say anything to iniure the
reputation of a neighbor A gentle-
man stopped at a cabin where an old,
negro woman lived, and while wait
ing for the children to get a bucket.
OF WATER entered into conversation
with her concerning the crop pros
poets:
Il did hab TO, or five fine hogs"
said the old woman, but da's dwin--
died down 'tiil 1 amt got but one
now"
''Somtbody steal them?"
81 neber talks bout my neighbors,,
an | doan ike to say what become
OBJ de shoats, I neber makes mischief
I doesn't"
"Did the hogs die ?"
"Da muster died but yer amt d.
9wine to git me say nuthin' agin my
neighbors. De man what libed up
dar is dead row, and I amt a gwins
to say nuthin' agin him."
'Doy you think that be took them ~
"Mistsr, dat mans dead, and I
doan wanter say nuthin agin him /;
but lemme tell you, while dat niah
was libea he was powerful stuth-
bin block ter hogs7-Arkarsaw
Traveller.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
The Little NIoial RerinRi(n

VALPARAISO, CHILI. .-Senor Ricardo
Stuven, leading commission mer.
chant Of this city, after having ex-
hausted all other remedies has been
completely cured of rheumatism by
the use of St. Jacobs Oil, the great
pain banisher. He makes this publies
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

Mr. /. b. Battle, Wadley, GA,
says: Browns Iron Bitters cured
me ofpoor appetite, general debility
aud sleeplesSntss.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
BE Sure to Sow Oa,s.

The Enquirer-Sun has several times
volunteered it's advice to the farmers
of this section with reference to SOW
ing oats. Ii it's needed twill not on
ly prove blessing to the agricult-
ural community, but viii be of gener-
al interest to the country at large.
The various industries are dependent
one upon the other and to impede
the interest of the farmer is to CLOG
the motive power of the whole ma
chinery. The prosperity of agricult-
nre very largely depends upon the
raising of home supplies upon the
plantation, and unless the farm is
self sustaining there is not nor can
there be any success. One of the
items which goes very far in this
direction is the raising Of sufficient
quantity Of oats. The farmer with
his well filed barn of oats is indepen-
dent of western corn for his plow
stock and need not pay ruinons cred
it prices for such provender. We
have known mulesto to keep sleek and
fat through the entire blowing sea-
son when fed on nothing else than
oats. 1t serves as long forage, and
corn as well Those whom made good
crops of oats last spring have not
forgotten how well it helped to
bridge the summer. It is now about
time to prepare to pnt them into the
ground and if the agricultural com
munity will devote much of their at
tention in this direction, they will
not regret it when the corn in theiI
cribs begin to grow low. BE sure t.
sow oats.-Columbus Enquirer.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

A great many people feel therl-
selves gradually failing. They cont
know just what is the matter brt they
suffer from combination of inde-
scribable aches and pains, which
each month seem to grow worse.
The only sure remedy known that
will caunteract this feeling and re
store perfect healivh is Browns Iron
Bitters, By .apid assimilation it
puriiies tho blood, drives out dis.
ease, gives health and strength to
every portion reached by the circu-
latory system, renews wasted tissues
and restores robust health and
strength.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

The best violincello player is
great Braga, and it is not strange
that the champion cornet player is
q wonderful blower.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

A Few Doses Of Shriher's Indian
VermiFuge, given in time, may save
non rr.anT dollars j., -,aa,,.O- "a sEe~
life of your child.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

The whole is superior to the
half. That is why a hole in half
dollar peice downs it.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

We read in an exchange of
young lady having been crazy by a
sudden kiss. This should teach
young ladies to be constantly ex-
pecting something of that kind,
and to be prepared for it when it
comes.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

Funeral music should always be
re-hearsed.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

1t doesn't hurt mans back
half so much to bend over at
bowling, when he rolls twenty
pound balls, as it does TO bend
over to black his shoes.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

A legal gentleman met broth
er lawyer one day last week, and
the following conversation took
place: "Well, Judge, how is bus
inessg" Dull, dull; / am living
on faith and hope" Every good,
but l have got past you, for Tn
living ON cherity.''
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

Goes without saying the deaf
and dumb alphabet.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
l5MiIiiOn ASS0St !!
INSURE WITH
J. G.. PARKS.
DAWSON,
GEORGIA.

REPRESENT a numGerof the best and
strongest Fire Insurance Companies in
the United States, whose aggregate cash
assets and capital exceed SO, ,0e0,G00 ]
DO general Fire Insurance business, insur-
@s every species Of property at reasonable
rates Every company, for which | have
TIE agency, has fully compiled wish the
avs of Georgia respecting the deposits
with me STATE Treasurer. Dwellings and
Farm Property made a specially at low
i}"s Can Oh or address.
&25.3Y ). G. PARKS, Dawson. Ga
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

Now is the time to pay your sub-
hcriPtion
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18

uSlNGsS MEN IF YOU WANT

BUSINESS MEN IF YOU WANT
3ill Heads,
Note Heads,
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Circulars,
Cards,
Dodgers,
Hand Bills,
Programmes
OF any other kind of Job Printing done,
send II to the office Of the Dawson JOURNAL,
ana you can have it done neatly and cheap
~ We have on hand large stock of Pa
PerS; New Job Type, Fancy and Plain
Oards, etc, OF the latest styles, and we are
prepared to do all work well and on short
% noIlce' Satisfaction guaranteed. Please
give us your orders
L. L. WESTON e. 90
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
Bradfeld's Female
Regulator
Holmes's Li1liment

Is an INESTIMABLE BOON to all child
bearing Women real blessing to suffer-
ing females a true
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
FOR HIS BlsOTHER's SAxE
Ihe True History of a Life of
Self-Sacrifice.
BY COL. GEORGE W. sYMoNDs.

"The Governor pardoned John
Brlsben, penitentiary convict, to-
day, Hewas- sent up from Bonr-
bon for fifteen years for forgery.
and had ten years yet to serve =
Our readers are familiar with the
history of this case, and the bu-
m3n9 AZ action Of His Excellencv
vii W be generally commended. -
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-18
MOTHERS FRIEND.

When applied few weeks before confine-
ment it will produce a safe and quick de-
livery, control pain, and alleviate the usu-
al dread, agonizing suffering, beyond the
power of language to eXprcssi
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-18
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF VAN RURPN |

AT session or the Probate Court for the
County OF Van Buren,, holden at the Probate
Ofhce, IN the village of Paw Paw, on FRIDAY
the 1lth day of May, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-three:
Present, Hon. Orrin y. Hilton, Judge OF Pro-
bate. In the matter OF the estate of Nansell
NJ. Briggs, deceased.
ON reading aud filing the petition, duly verj
ned, OF A. ). Haskins, an alleged creditor OF
said estate, praying for reasons therein stated.
that administration OF said estate NAV be
granted to some suitable person.
Ihereupon it is ordered. that Monday, the
nth day OF June, 1888, at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and all>persons interested ia said
estate are required TO appear at session OF
said Court, then TO be holden at the Probate
Ohce, in the village OF Paw Paw, aud chow
cause, II anv there be, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted; Ard il is
iurther ordered, that said petitioner give notice
to the persons interested IN said estate. OF the
pendency OF said petition, and the hearing
thereon, by causing a copy OF this Order to be
published IN the True Northerner ne Nspaper.
printed and circulating IN said County OF Van
buren, Tor three successive weeks, at least, pre-
'tous 70 said day OF hearing. 69t4-o72
ORRIN n. HILTON. Judge OF Probate,