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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-01-08
CAPITAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON, January "A caucus OF
the Democratic members of the House is
proposed for an early day. The object is
to consider the policy OF the party on
subjects likely to come up during the
winter.
J. G. Courts, Tennessee, has been ap-
pointed clerk of the House Committee on
preparations.
Issue of standard dollars for the week
ended January 9th, ~, against 6i6,-
0o0 for the same week last year.
The House Committee on Military Af-
fairs authorized Gen. Siocun to report the
bill for the relief OF Gen. titz John Porter.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands
will report Senate bin TO donate part of
the Fort Smith military reservation TO the
! city of Fort Smith, Ark, for the support
OF free schools.
The Treasury reserve OF one aud two
dollar notes having become exhausted,
/ Secretary FolgeT asked Congress for an ap-
preparation OF Sl500H0 to print 100000
/ ones and 3,000,000 twos. Failing TO get
! the appropriation, the Secretary declares
| he viii have to suspend or decrease their
circulation. The appropriation for gold
| and silver notes and large denominations
! is believed to he sufficient.
| Inc SENATE NoilAitlitlCc Oh III pre-
| PAIRING the revision of the rules 10 govern
! the Senate, struck from the committee
| list the Committees on Manufactures and
| Revolutionary Claims. The Senate to-day
| in voting upon the rules restored both
/ committees, and increased the member
ship OF the Committec-ee Manufactures
iron five TO seven.
The Secretary Of State has received
I IRON Horstmann, United States consul a.
Nuremberg. Bavaria, a report OF the hop
crop of Germany and Austria for 1888.
There has been no failure of crops in any
districts of Germany. The entire yield of
Germany for 1888 is estimated as a mid
ding one. about 100000 pounds tEn-
giishl The quality generally is exceed
ingly good. The crop in the Austro- Hun
garian empire, on the whole, is not 80 sst-
isfsctorv as Germany and amounts 70
about 10 0OO0, 900 pounds
Combinations: George r. Sage, United
States district Judge for the Southern Dis
trict of Ohio; Vim. A. Moods, United
States district judee-ef- fs,iisr1 >Scrffes r.
Hallowell, United States district attorney
fer kansas, sWm. j. Galbraith, associate
/ Justice OF the Supreme Court of Montana;
/ W. a. Sheldon, NJ. D., associate Justice of
/ the Supreme Courtof Arizona; Andrew
! Mason, New York, superintendent OF the
assaying office at New York Frank F.
Claussen, Louisiana, pselter snd ne Hlser OF
the mint at New Orleans; postmsster.--
James + Ctaige Rar.s. pex.e Etizaheth J.
Cook Asksdslphia, Ark
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CAMPAIGN CIRCULARS
Distributed in the POstonice De,,art-
niebt-Ihc Matter Invest si;snIeH.

DistrsDuts. an the POstOfsice Depart
nieht-Thc Matter Investigated.
WASHINGTON, January 7.-Circuiars
calling upon the recipient to state how
inueh he would be able to contribute TO-
ward tie Indiana Republican campaign
isitd y ne as. week distributed throu9h
the Postofiice Department. The matter
WAS bre,.ght to the attention of the Post
riaster-General, who pronounced it a vio-
lation of law ard began an investigation.
1t was found that the circtslars were dis
tributed through Capt. Walsh, who re-
ceiyed them from a stranger and was igno-
rant OF their contents. Having satisfied
himself of the innocence OF the officer, the
Postmaster-Generald dropped the matter.
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EQUALIZINg BoUNTIEs.
GEN. Rasetfaus's RilI TO Effect That
Object

WASHINGTON, January Mfr. Rose
crans's bill to equaiize bouAties of soldiers
IN the late war provides for the payment
OF non-commissiened officers, musicians,
artiicers and teamsters, and private
soldiers who served in the war, including
those mustered in the service under the
Presidents call for 5000 troops. who sc-
tually served ninety days. or niGre and
we're honorabiy discharged, eight and
one-third dollars per month for the time
In actual service between May l., 1861
and May 8, 1865. The amount of all
bounties previously paid will he deducted
III computing the amount under this act.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT Leubrie's Theater last evening the
Emma Abbott opera troupe presented
RiRe for a Day to a house which was good
in spite OF the snow. 1t was received with
the same delight as when presented here
last season by the same company. The
music is infectious and sets ones feet 60
ing almost irresistibly. The story
is a good one, and adds no lit
ne 70 the pleasure OF the performance.
Emma Abbott, as "Nemea," was warmly
welcomed and sang with her usual sweet
ness and skill. Her form has filled out
and her voice is If anything more power
ful. Her grandest effort last evening was
when singing the scene in the fisherman q
hut in the third act. William Castle,
always a fnvoriie in Memphis, rendered
ths part OF 'Zephorisp in a very pleasing
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ClyH-SERVICE REFORM.
Senator Gibson's BIII TO Facilitate Its
ODerattQps,


WASHINGTON, January 7.-Senator Glib
son introduced in the Senate bill to
facilitate reform in the civil service. 1t
provides for the repeal OF all laws limiting
the tenure of Office of United States dis
trict attorneys, justices of the Supreme
Courts of Territories, surveyor-gen-
erals OF public lands, registers and
receivers of public land Offices
collectors OF customs, naval officers. and
surveyors Of ports, entry a-.u such officers
shall be appointed .5y the President, sub
lect to the approval OF the Senate, and can
be removed at the pleasure OF the Presi-
dent; it also provides that such officers
shall furnish bonds for two years, and re-
new them at the expiration of such peri-
DDS, The President shall, at the opening
of Congress, submit to the Senate the
names of said ssoficials removed by him,
with reasons Tor removal in each case.
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Nan-Resident Notice.

No. 5052-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-State of Tennessee, for its use, ETC.,
vs. Sarah Sadie Ware ct al.
1t appearing from bill. which is sworn to in this
cause that the defendants, Frances A. Tozer and
husband. c. c. Toser, and Amelia Rodgers,
residents of the State Of Arkansas: that Elixa
L. Nilkerson and husband, I. ". Nilkers..n,
are residcnts Of the State of Mississippi; that
John Hopton, Abner uopton and Emma Ho9.on
are residents of the State Of Missouri, ai
non residents of the State of Tennessee: iha the
names and places of residence of the heirs oi w.
l.: Van Dyke and q, w. Nelson and of ). L. :.
Gilliland are unknown and cannot be ascer. aimed
after duigeBt inquiry, and are made defendants
to this bill TO enforce tax liens account oi their
interest in lot ,, block ~, north side Talbot
street; lot 6. block 30, Causey street; part of
country lots ie2 and sei, Union street. all in the
city of Memphis. And il further appearing from
the sheriff S return that j. II. Harrison is not to
be found in his county:
Ii is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearanee herein, at the courthouse Of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, or before the first
Monday in February, 1854, and plead, answer or
demnr to cempiainAnts bill and petitions Gled
herein, the will be taken for confessed as
I'd them ana set for hearing exparte: and that .
ct ~ Of this order be published once week, for
fur consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 27th day Of Dccember, 1888.
A cepy-nttest. RI. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
By j. NJ. Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master.
+. II. 4 c. W. HeiSkell. soils. for eompl't. fir
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A BROKEN RAIL
Causes n wreck by which Twenty Per
sons are Injured.

LINCOLN, NER., January "A broken
rail on the Omaha and Republican Valley
railroad, near Valparaiso, threw an entire
train, except the engine, down 4 five-foot
bank. Six persons were seriously injured.
Mrs. Day Mills, Marshalltown, Ia, internal
Mrs. Mary Bushnell, Doud City, Neb.,
face, head and hand; the Rev. j. +. Os-
borne, Fremont, Neb., thigh bro ken; A.
W. Smith, Dakota, thigh; John Hammel,
Brainerd, Neb., foot crushed. Three
children of Mrs. Mills 3eresaiso injNfed.
Fourteen others are mere or less hurt.
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H0USE-KEEPERS' INTERESTS.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBONS!

Ribbon
unprecedented
at
u
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Non.Resident Notice..

No. 505i-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-The State of Tennessee, for its ewn use,
ETC., VS.. Jeptha Fowlkes ct al.
II appearing from bill, which is sworn to in this
cause, that the defendant, A. Warren, is a eiti-
ren of Mexico: that Anna NJ. Cogswell and her
husband. 7. J. Coeswell; are residents of the
state of Arkansas; that Chas. d. Farman, Allan
Gibson and Robert P. Lane are residents Of the
State of Illinois, and all non-residents of the
state of Tennessee. and that the names and
places of residence of the heirs of Joseph Mitchell
are unknown and cannot be ascertained After
this bin - enforce tax Liens on aceount of their
interest As heiss IN lots ~ aal- "a -Snhdi-
vision city of Memphis.
IT is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in FEBRUARY, 1884, and plead. answer o!
demur to eomplninants bill and petition fled
herein, tho will be taken for confessed as TO
them and Get f.r he.esnf expsrtcs and thHs-S copy
cf this order be pub3ixhed ssnse 5reek, ,sok -Four
eaceeeeive esekn, in the MeneAis Appsal. fhis
9Th day Of Bscsmbey a3ssss.. eso .dI ,yls.a ~
A Acopy-attestf -R.IsHyr4GKS e1ersr nAa Master.
BY J, N. BRADLEY, peru " Clerk xna5 Asster.rr =
). y. I @. ". Hsiskslls sols. fer eonppn
-
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AfLANrA, GA; JANUARY The weather
is very. cold. The thermometer, on Fri
day and Saturday, was at zero. The poor
suffered great hardships. Some citizens,
in response to an appeal made by the Con-
stitution, provided 100 women and children
uitl, fua1 opd ,,roxyicionr
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MEMPHIS.

manner. Sig. Tasliarietsa as the "King"
caI.turei The audience. He has
q magnificent voice, clear as a
bell, and wonderfully deep and strong.
thorough actor as we'll The part of
zelda" was taken by Zelda Seguin, who
invested it with considerable spirit and
dash, so much SO indeed that she received
several recalls. VIM. Broderick's "Ea-
door" was very good, and Walter Aliens
''zizel,' was uninterestine. Victor Novello
as "i'ifear" was fair. Sig. Campobello
appears tonight for the first time in Menu
phis. Faust will be given, with the fol-
,,-,r1 aaef
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Heavy snow.storm .t Na.hvt le.

NASHVILLE, January T. During the
present cold spell the temperature was
lower than for fifty years, one day ex-
cepted. 1t has moderated greatly, and a
heavy snow has been falling since nearly
forenoon. Six inches has fallen.
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DEATHS FROM FREEZING.
Two Drunken Men 60 to Sleep Never
to Awake.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, January flames Mo-
riarity, while intoxicated to-day, went to
sleep in Skunk Hollow and was frozen to
death. The body was taken home, where
his wife was found hopelessly drunk and
almost dead from cold. Restoratives were
given her, but she is still in precariou:
con lition, and will probably die.
county, reports the death by freezing o
Richard III. Beatty, whose body was
found this morning in the stable OF hi.
uncle. Beatty few years ago came into
an estate of $4,000, but being OF dissolut,
habits soon squandered his fortune, anc
at the time of his death was penniless.
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Signs of SNOW AT chicago,

CHICAGO, January THE weather has
moderated very materially the past twelve
hours, and at II o'clock this forenoon was
40 above zero, with signs of snow.
Later.-The temperature has greatly
moderated, and snow began falling at
mid NIGHT
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SHREVEPORT, La, January Z. : The
westher yesterday was the coolest for sew
eral years. There was heavy hail-storm
last night, followed by SNOW covering
the prOund
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BUSINESS FAILURE.
The Bluff City Distilling Company Make
an Assignment.
Available Assets Placed at SI2, ,O75-Lia.
bilities Over $4,000.

The Bluff City Distilling Company failed
yesterday and recorded an assignment
making William Buxbaum ASST ynee. The
assets. consisting OF wines and liquors, an
iron safe and other furniture, are valued
at S4075, besides accounts amounting to
Sl7,S2l, 26, OF which latter sum only $1,000
are collectable. The total assets are there
fore SI2,075. The following list of credi-
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We feel assured that our friends will
thank us for bringing before their notice
articles which have no superior among the
many that mt our markets. We refer to
the celebrated DIR. Prices Special Fiavoring
Extracts We have used them, and can
recommend them as the best article in
domestic use.
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SCHEDULE No. I.
Showing Balance i'm Ranks. January 4,


This i to certify that have compared the above
statement Of the receipts and disbursements in
the Trcasurcrss Office for the quarter, beginning
0ct.1, l8Ss, aud ending Jan. l.. 1884, with the a.
counts in my own Office, as Comptroller, and
find the same to be correct. and have also exam
ined the stntenc Mt rendered by the different de-
positorics Of the State and find their respective
statemonn agree with the amount as set forth in
the aPponded schedule; aHd l have also made
actual count Of all the cash hand in the Treas
urer's c1lee, sid find the amount TO be as re-
ported IN ~ above, and that said report IS in
e'e's . fpFRfs:sFi faua.s.pn. cc.ptroilsr.
This Jsnssr4 !. lssL -.
Executive OFFICE. -.
\. .sHyrfrE. fESS-. January !. ios4'
r. kor,xo;nr statcment Of ali mone5s now n
the Trsssry Of the STAT herein. ~ and disbarsed
for q. E, fJrsn gan L siss rsRSss as.
A4i3 Iha,..e- treasurer. and ceruned 10 by
kzTirf and. 6ssnrtreiier, in ronfcrmIfy - e res
49, kss heen Z examiaed hy me aus tg'snd 90,
ssd The sanv bss certified AZ so anu aeys orae
S's',.-7 . $40 500 e.sst - y
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ANTlDOTE TO MALARIA.
n Otice to Contractors

State of Mississippi, Coshoma county-Board Of
Supervisors, Special December Term, 1888.
n compliance with an order made at the above
i stated term, sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned for the repairing of what is
known as the Thompson and Gordon breaks in
the Mississippi river lcvee in aforesaid county.
Bonds to accompany bids, and to be entered on
before the first Monday in Januarr, 1884.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids r. N HARRIS. CIerk
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Found Dead I'm Bed.

RocHEsrER, january benson Haw-
kins, an old and well-to-do farmer, living
alone in South Bristol, was found dead in
his bed with his head and face horribly
mutilated Robbery was the motive OF
the murderer. A man named Francis
was arrested.
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NEW YORK.

wm. &. Woodward. OF Memphis, Arrest
ed i'm New York.
Special to the Appeal
New YORK, January WIN. c. Wood
ward, OF Memphis, indicted in st. Louis
night.
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
Municipal Election at jackson, Miss. =
Mayor MetIill Reelected by Ninety
Six Majority.
M-Taerer Captured at Birmingham. Ala.
burglars at Work Near StaFksille,
Misa.-h Sad Accident,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
VIM. Heilows Aceidehtaiiy Crushed to
DeSfss by Il Heavy Piece Of Iron.

Desfs, BY Heavy Piece Of Iron.
Special to the Appeal.l
LITTLE Rock, January WIN. HaIlows,
foreman cf the Memphis and Little Rock
shops, was killed to-day. He was with the
other men turning over heavy piece Of
iron. The iron slipped and the lever
threw him with great force, killing him
instantly. He leaves a daughter III Mem.
phis and son at Glendale, Miss. His son
is master mechanic of the Mobile and
Northwestern railroad.
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Administrators Sale.

tN PURSUANCE of a decree rendered By the Su.
: ;.srnf Court of Ark ansas and entered of record
in the Probate CoIrs 6f Crittenden county. as
the administrator d. b. n. OF tu5 5fssfs vt ,, W Z.
Burgett, deceased, will, on
Saturday, 26th Day Of January. 1854,
in front of the courthouse door o. said county in
the town of Marion. proceed TO sell 70 the highest
bidder, on a credit Of 6. 12 and Is months, the
gett Holne Place id said coagt-; end being the
+ Hef the Sc Il Of fir: see. thirty tSJi thb Is IT
thcNE n Of fr- sec, thirty 800; the NE Il of see.
the q of sec. tEcnt5 90: ard the NV e off sec,
thirty-twO (32l, in township four ~ Forth; VarSo
eight (Sl east, containing one thousand aud thIr-
ty-four (l034l acres, more or less. Purchaser to
execute note with approved security and lien re-
tained on land. Sale absolute and must be made.
improvements on place valuable. Dec. 10, 1888.
Adminisirator d. +. n. of I. 81. BdfgeI: e-.ate,
Memphis, Tepn.. =.
Sale postponed to above dlte
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MARRIEft.

THOMPSON-KELLY-At Lagrange, Ark, at |
the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Foster, January 2, |
1884, M. T, t. THOMPSON and Miss KATE KELLY. |
They left on the first train for Iuka, Miss:
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A matinee viii be given Wednesday,
bohemian Girs-at popular prices, .Taglia-
pietra in Ills grand role OF "Rigoletti"
Wednesday night.
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PETERSBURG, VA, January THE ther-
mometer Saturday night, in exposed
places, registered 50 below. The river is
frozen and navigation impeded.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE!

OFFICE PLANTERS ms. CO..
" MEMPHIS. January 2, 1884.
eE- At meeting of the Board of Directors, held
this day, semi-annual
Cash Dividend of Six (6) Per Cent.
was DECLARED, payable on demand.
d. 7. PORTER, President.
g. d. RAINE, Secretary.
CONSTANTINE LODGE, No. %, K. OF 3D.
- P.-The members of this lodge are iYssA
hereby notified to assemble at their Castle.S Ia
Hall, this (TUESDAYl night, Jan. Sth. SaSS&J
at 80 o'clock sharp, for installation of \fsy
officers ond work in the First Rank. SIS O
ter lodges fraternally invited.
By order JOE MANCINI, &C.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Nashville, January John Williams,
shot by Officer Roberts while attacking
him and resisting arrest, died to-day.
Columbus, Ca, January The store
and warehouse OF Kennon & Hill at
Salem, Ala, burned, together with 200
bales of cotton. Loss, S33, 900; insurance,
S27, 600.
Nashville January CHARLES and Alex
Diamond, colored, were arrested to-day
for ':sluggifg" Mr.. tonard, messenger OF
the, First National Bank, two weeks apo,
and identified by him.
Sour stomach and constipation OF the
bowels cured by DR.. Duncan's Liver and
K;dpoy Madicino
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british Import. ana Exports,

LONDON, January 7.-During December
imports decreased compared with De-
cember last, El, ,49S, 900. Exports increased
Foo S{)0
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The Mercury Rising at Kansas City.
KANSAS CRY, January THE mercury
is 14o above zero this evening. Trains
run to-day.
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LUxpBoRa's Perfume, Edenia
LANDLORDS Perfume. Mareehal Mel
Rose
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundbory's Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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TThe river Frozen a. Pe1cr,burr. Va

Four Inches OF Snow at Little Book.
LITTLE Rock, January -Four inches
of snow, the first of the season, fell here
this morning:
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WARMING UP.
The Backbone of the Cold Spell Broken,
and Thermometers Once More ON
the Up Grade.
SnOw-StOrms at Nashville, Little Rock
and Chicag0-The River Frozen
at Petersburg, Va.

CiScISxArr, January THE weather is
decidedly warmer. The Thermometer was
l2o above zero al noon, and cloudy.
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The Coolest Weather In I3J Years.
CHARLESTON, S. c., January Z. = The
registered lso, the eoIdest weather in 5 1s5
wears
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CLAR'KS MILLS.

Miss Grace s. Noyes has returned
to her school in Oconto Co., after spend
ing two weeks vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kelley spent the
holidays with their friends in Mill
Center.
Mr.. G. W. Butler has sold his farm
and buildings to Mr.. Eric Ericsson, Jr.
Mr.. Butler intends moving to Michigan
in the spring. I.
Mr.. John Morgan is home from Wau-
sau.
Mr.. Sweeting and Mr.. Will Morgan
are buying cattle and sending beef up
North.
MIR. 81. Fl. Noyes spent his Christmas
at home.
Mr.. G. Hanson has sold his farm to
Mr.. P. Robbie.
Mr.. Robbie has rented his house to
Mr.. Knapp and taken possession of his
new house.
Mr.. M. Lyons has been suffering from
dangerous illness for long time, he
is now very low.
Mr.. J. Bremen, who has been very
sick, is now recovering.
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JOSH WHITCOMB.'
General Admission, 25c. Reserved Seats, 35cts
Tickets for sale at Piening & Fechters.
lEirot modification Iap IN 1eQaN

First publication Jan 10, 1S84.) No 2
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-CoUNTY COURT FOR
- MANITowoo CoUNTY-IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the guardianship of Charlotte
Winke, born Conrad, minor child and heir at law
of Fritz Conrad, late of said county, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Elizabeth
Conrad, general guardian of said minor, repre-
senting among other things that her ward, the
said minor is seized of certain real estate in said
county, described as S II of N Il of SWA of SE4
of section %, and lot No. a. in section % all IN
Township nineteen Q9), north, of Range %. east,
in said county about "a 60-100 acres in all, sub
ject to the dover and homestead rights of the
widow of said deceased; and that it is necessary
and will substantially promote the interest of
said minor to sell said real estate, and praying
for license to sell the same: and il appearing to
the court, from said petition, that it is necessary
and will promote the interests of said minor to
sell said real estate, it is ordered and directed
that the next of kin to said ward, and all persons
interested in said estate appear before this court
at special term thereof, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of February, A D., 1884, at ten o'clock A. M,
at the probate Office in the city of Manitowoc in
said county, then and there to show cause (if any
there be) why license should not be granted for
the sale of said real estate according the prayer
of said petition, and that said petition be heard
at the time and place above designated therefor.
And it Is further ordered, that copy of this Or
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior TO said day of hearing, in the Manitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper printed at Manitowoc,
in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the sth day of January, A.
D., 1884. X. d. SMART, County Judge.
Schmitz & kirwan, Attorneys. jan 81