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Nor Much Talk. Bur FAcra
THE MISFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS,


CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS,
Will close out balance of stock at the following low
Genuine Nuns Cloth Coats, in gray and brown 1880
Goats, 81 Is former lsice s. ~''
Genuine Blue striped Calcutta Seersucker Suits at
nuine Buff CHI ga silk Calcutta seersucker Suits.
Enei-h Seelsucktr Pants. 81, former price So So
En- fish Serge suits, i'll Blue I'D Ectu, 5000, former
r bx flannel s 81 at S. former price 80 Blue
Br Yacht c a T. )" al !s l Price s
81; ok ng.isb orSed sni,- 81" former price s1s
lne Black &ersied D. = Tj4ce Albert Suits at SIS
blask s. broadcloth Suits sls former price s2s.
Gassiln re and Cheviot Suits at $3.50 former price
tassinerc and Cheviot Suits at So former price
cashmere and Cheviot Suits at sll so former price
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN
600 Suits will be sacrificed at 80 cents the dollar
ODD VESTS
In White and Fancy Duck. dap a. etc Serge. Nuns
Cloth, &c. al j sacrifice.
ODD P.NrS
1000 pair al about 20 cents on the dollar
OFFICE COATS
In seersucker. Drap d et.. Flannel Serge. Nuns
Cloth Alpaca for stout. lean, lon short men, at prices
THE M1sFlT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND SITS.
III Make mistake. and come to the corner of
Viii be open TIL ii o'clock Tonight ,ys
NINE. j. p. PALMER,
No 11O7 STREET NORTHWEST.
WILL preyons to her dpartre for Europe. !per steamer
Oregon, July 3Uth) dis! pose O. the balaEce Of
IMPORTED BoNNETs AND HATS.
and those Of her own design at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ty7
HEADoUAHrAHs ron
THE FOURTH OF JULY
PAPER LANTERNS.
FLAGS. all sizes.
Wholesale and Retail.
AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
CHI RUPERT.
je27 Nos 4o3 AND 4O5 7rH STREET NORTHWEST
ESTABLISHED 1881
w. III. WHrAr1rv & Sow,
DYEING AND SECURING.
~ GEokGErowN. D. c.
10 Anv
Place in the city Postal Calds respoi ded promptly
jy .-3m
| GONE SAY The FIRST COST THE BEST
But we have marked down 81 c ssimere rants ind
now they 20 It s. 90 an actnai s. OF ~ so to
half value.
| Me 5 ard Boys Straw Hats got to be clear>d ont
| 1ru ks anu Hand SatciI,ls very cheap.
Mems and Boys SUITS ut heavy discount for the
money.
| wv SFLBY.
N3 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue
| TINE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
| No. Sic Pennsylvania northwest
| With its FIRE and burgiar-proof vaults with all the
latest improvements. and structure UNSURPASSED in
character and completeness ~ building SINH
| lar purpose Ill the country
! VIM. G Metzerott Pres't ssmI Cross. Sec and Treas
| John T. Lenman. vi ". W. Greenfield. Asst Sec
| ap2s
TTlHE sCH::::.ENatR ARTIFICIAL STONE CON-.
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
is PREPARED to lay. short Sidewalks ana
footways of size Cellars concerted an
| cti er work exc Mt q for winch
| IOA1LAND CT MENT, GERMAN NASTIC AND
H. ]. MCLAUGHLIN, Manager
! Ey24-3m Cfhce. 14.U New y lk avenue northwest
| old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN A
" the best is JUST IFS Old stand known years
| the only place where frst.class SECOND HA Nm
CLOTHING can he sold at respectable prices Address
JUsTHs Old stand No GIG street, between 9th and
y. B.-Nots By mail promptly attended to mrs
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FCSSELLS Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere out of town.
I457 New York avenue.
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"A T Z { 6 : i 90 Xxi
AAA U G. G. IL o o n Nm
A UU CCC 7 Ii 90 n Nm
j. Q. O'MEARA h CO.,
1347 Pennsylvania Avenue,

1877 PeDNsy4Vanla Avenue,
Are selling their entire stock-Guns Rifles. Cutlery.
Tools Tackle Notions, Musical Instruments, Jewelry
Hardware. &C. at auction every evening" at p. NJ
Bargains can be had See auction advertisement jy7
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GREAr DrsAppo1srxrxrr

We positively expected to building July ist
tut rs cannot of the door
10 Us until August LIST have 10 until then-in
TIE meantime have marked down every article IN our
immense establishment such prices that viii make
them fly out quick
1000 pieces sEERsUcKER az 7c. reduced from l2kc
ouC0 pieces LAWNS at SC. These are all Of our own
Patterns, having ordered them last January We
guarantee the colors Of every piece.
leo reces doubie-wldth colored WOOL HUNTING at
l5c per yard reduced from 81 &c one case same In
Black at 2Oc
Geo pieces ured. dotted and striped SWISS q, l2,xc
reduced from 3c
6.Oeo yards lur~ MoHAfR CHICKS In different PlaiaA
~ l1,sc these goods cost 10 make 22,sc
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Streets to be Improved.


THE LIST AS REVISED TO BRING IT WITHIN THE APP
PREPARATION.
The.District Commissioners yesterday afternoon
revised their schedule OF streets to be improved
during the present year, SO as 10 bring the contem-
p.aed Improvements within the approximation
made by Congress. The Commissioners asked for
Si09552 for such improvements, but Congress ap-
propriated only $4,000 The schedule as revised
Is as follows:
Streets and avenues to be paved with asphalt
New Jersey avenue from street 10 New YORK ave-
nue. northwest, 10 cost $3.50: street from New
Jersey avenue TO 9th street northwest sl4 so:
street IroIn Is 10 18th streets northwest SIS 2,f
So street from 81 TO 4th streets. 81 OF So l. St
from Pennsylvania avenue TO Goth street, Il oSas So
Potomac street from Prospect 10 U street Il US 81
street. from l4ih 10 15th streets, s3G1a5O: II ST
from l6 10 18Th street. Sl4 $40 So street from FL
10 5,h Street. Sl3.S6062; street. from New Jersey
avenue TO ith street southeast, S1s59S 81; street
northeast, from 81 IL 4th street. $S.OI5 street.
from FL to 4A northeast, s. 965 street northeast
from Est Capitol street to MARYLAND avenue
$3.50. iU; Atm street northeast, from East Capitol
street 10 Maryland avenue. $1O693 81; Sd street
southwest. from street TO Virginia avenue, ST.
100 -: l3 street. from COrcoran street, sl2 so
Total. >l75 900. being an area OF al .O21 Yards
Granite DlOckS-B street southwest frOmlst street
TO Maryland avenue sl4. 80; Missouri avenue
northwest. from 81 street TO AZ street, IS SD IS;
Potomac stree. West Washington. from " to Pros
pect street. 81 e5: Water street s0ut Invest from
10 9th street. sl23G0 30; street. West Washington
from - to 81 h streets sl319s So street north
east. from 81 10 4Ih streets. a 5it40 Total
45 being an ARA OF II .465 yards
10 VI Sfdut'I ana TeSud'et!--N street southeast,
from ith 10 5th street. $3.50 81: North Carolina
avenue southeast. from 9th to 1T street 80 399 Co.
Filling streets below grade, 5000. roa S2I 93ll H.
In addition To these totals SO 600 Is added for The
tn>peci ors iry. naEinga grand total ois23 100
Contracts + granite b.OCnS were awarded YES
tcrd - - folOWS:-Wd>'!inrtOn Granite COMPANY
10000 granite blocks. Sl39,5U Richmond Granite
Company, $4,000 blocks, $500.
The Courts.
EQUITY COCRT-Jif0e Wllie
Yesterday, bowling agt. National Savings bank.
dismissal OF bill without prejudice. Suyru apt
Wafhcf; sale SCI aside and resale ordered. Hill agt
Hill; divorce granted
CRIMINAL COCRT-yidge Willie
Yesterday. George X. Burroughs aud Frederick
King. houScbrea!1Dg in the night; guilty; sentence
SUSPENDED. Charles Zypprecht, emuezzement:
CIliir.-- sixty 6,yS in Toll
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Affairs i'm West Wa.h,nr,on.

SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION viii be given
70 Cabin John bridge next Sunday, On the
steamer ii. G.. Wagner. by flermione Lodge No -
N Of L. The steamer Will leave wharf on the
canal At High street AT $50 a. m.
me PAHALYZED CANAL TEsDE-The shtrments
from The mines of the Cumberland coal region for
the Wett, ended Saturday. july s. were IS !46 tons
anu Tor ne year 10 date l3illS3 tons. increase
OF l9jtIf tons SIS compared with the corresponding
peTiOi ~ idst year. To pc,ke and Ohio canal
Week. 3,3n tons; year. 49, So tons: deer ase az
compared WIN last year. IA 90 tons. Word was
received through the canal Office today trat the
repairs or The break near Harper'S Ferry would be
completed to-day or tomorrow. and as soon az re-
paired The water would be turned on and nayiga.
tiot! resumed al once
NOTES.-The fountain on NJ and 2Sth streets Is
no" Dt'iiig Observation-Disclosures Van Feet OF
The THIRD precinct. has been appointed as private
0n The ponce icIcr.--CourJney, who Is t. traiy
the fctEiAcS. Is expected 10 arrive Tomorrow
tc>piTIDS OF THE WATER At Z A. M-tHeat
Fails. :. receiving reservoir. north connection q.
sut cO'iiIectiuE 2l distributing reservoir ViIuent
g3tt!loIse, IL. Cni@nt gatehouoe IL Low tide in
the river 0-Jay az p, H.: high tie. 9 D. "a
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ITO MOST CHILDREN THE BARE SUGGESTION
Il of dose of castor Gil is Why not then
when physic necessary for thu little use Ayers
Cathartc Pills? They combine every and val
liable principle Of cathartic medicine and being sugar.
coated are easily taken
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CHR XASpgR. Pure 5-year-od Port Wine, made
nom the Virginia Seeding grape; also, just al
r1ved a fine lot OF London Dock Port His Rasp-
berry and Blackberry are recommended By ply
SacianS for summer complaints. Get it at the
Native Wine Depot. No. GIL 9Th street NV.
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We attended the larre sale of IAnRfed Iichten Of
Philadelphia. retiring from business. and have secured
sreai many bargains
EMBEoIDERIEs LAcEs. GLOVES AND RIBBONS
loo rieces Irish Point Embroidery low loo psr
yard. worth &C.
20 pieces l5-inch ambric Flouncne &c. worth double
30 PIECES MracCurt Lace ut SC. yard
ls1 oCZon Embroidered Null Handkerchief for the
neck, at Sc Al iece. Some Of TIA have sold -
high 81.
100 mbroidered and Fringed Black Cashmere Shoulder
Capes 1T sl60. former price -
loto Ileces vi ottoln-n kipbons al shsdes from g.
" l2c. ysId
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'TnE "st- Marc" also runs the famous ''vienna
- Ds.a-
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TOW SONS.
6s6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Side,
3y2 Near Center Market.
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stantiata.
WHITE GooDSi
OF every descrtption-of own importation Every
piece has cur nRine woven In IT, We the middle
mans Profit. ard sell them cheap retail others
buy them IL Wholesale
Beautiful real INDIA LAWN. I2kc This wss our
15c grade, but lind have an oyerstock and they
must so.
All our finer grades have been reduced 81 10 l0c per
yard. which makes them the cheapest Lawns in the
Country.
Three cases Of NAINsooK CHECKS at &C.. good
value at l2Isc
All reduced. a We overstocked narybody doubts
our assertion will take the in our Easements AMI
show them upwards If 5000 dozen Towels and over 100
original Packages OF Linen ousefnrn shng Goods di-
rect out Of bond We selling the Barusley Huck
Towel at IKE worth .0c. Cur BlescLed able Linen
~ 5V-cost us 4t,sc to land GIid cauot excsllei
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SIMMER RESORTS

DLEASANT BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS-
Il Beautiful scenery: rood trout fishing n ar; rood
and table at reasonable rates only inc hours
from Washington by Pennsylvania Ia lr,a route NJ
COR B. CoH. Roaring Brsnch, Lycominy Co.. Ia
iull
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CAETERS. I'll MARKET SPACE.
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Henry Z. Abbey has sold the Park theater, in
Boston, to Lolita, the actress.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22

When Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is used 10 pro-
mote assimilation cf the food aud enrich the
blood. Indigestion, the chief obstacle TO an ac-
qassition Of strength by the weak, Is an ailrnent
which infaihby suceumbs To the action Of this
peerless corrective. Loss Of fesh and appetits,
failure TO sleep. and growing evidence Of prema-
ture decay, are speedily counteractsd by the
great ignigorant, which braces up the physical
eneeeies aud fertfss the constitution against dis
esD. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22
Flattered by the Camera

Taking photographs" said q pho
tographer to ST. Louis Call represent
tative, 'is a curious experience, and
requires diplomacy and delicacy in
handling the subject which debar the
blunt and unpublished man from sue
ceeding to any great degree. Getting
q subject ready and then pleasing after
ward is nearly akin to the art of
legerdemain.
''How is thatP Tell all about the
way you make success of your artp"
asked reporter.
well. you see. all persons that
come to have their pictures taken have
formed preconceived ideas of how they
intend to pose and how they want to
look when transferred to paper. Per-
haps the first attitude they strike will
in nine cases out Of ten be impossible
to do them justice, simply because
they can't SEQ themselves, and either
have their chin too high or too low.
You then put the rest against their
heads, Ask them TO raise their chin and
look . certain way. This has o WON
derful bad sfEeot; II tears thcm all 70
pieces And now comes In ithoisoft
pless(A6 palaver that must restore the
subjects ana make them regain their
sfely-1sf eetiae Np1 nstualpeesS Tho
greet Aea IL 70 make them forget thaA
The cherished sttitude and AiSx-dsfv.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22

The prude major and prudc minor
are nearly monopolized by ladies.
They cannot be accurately described,
but are constantly 10 be noticed in
practice. They never extend beyond
the fingers; and the prude major al
lows you to touch them only down TO
the second joint The prude minor al
lows you the whole of the finger. Con-
siderable skill may be shown in per-
forming them with nice variations,
such rs extending the left hand instead
of the right, or stretching a new glossy
kid glove over the finger you extend.
l might GO through long list of the
grip royal, the sawmill shake, and the
shake with malice prepense, but they
are only Fictitious combinations of the
three fundamental forms already des-
cribed, as the pump-handle, the pendu-
lum, and the tourniquet. / should
trouble You with few remarks in con-
clusion on the mode of shaking hands
as an indication of character, but rs /
see friend coming up the avenue who
Is addicted to the pump-handle l dare
not tire my wrist by further writing.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22

impiored me, II IL were Indeed possIpie,
to explain my mysterious nightly alb
sences from my home, was obliged to
remain silent.
"All that sustained me through that
dreadful interview was the hope that
In q brief while you would be far away
and safe from the disgraceful conse-
quences of your rashness, and that then
l could tell my husband all. But that
hope was not to be realized.
HE left me in bitter anger, and l
have never seen him since, nor heard
from him, until year ago friend
abroad sent me papers containing an
account of the loss of French steamer
one of whose Inflated passengers he
was. thought then ! should die, but
God willed 1t otherwise.
"Cousin Ralph, surely now you will
never approach me again upon a subject
which can only add one more pang to
the sorrow that through you'll must
say it. though it wound you-must for
ever bar the entrance of happiness into
my heart"
There was q moments pause, then
mans troubled voice breaks il.
.'And it was my hand that wrought
you this sufferingP Though he whom
wounded recovered from his hurt. and
my hand is free from the blood of fell
low-being, have slain soul! Cousin
Violet, forgive me If you CAM can
never forgive myself"
There was sound of retreating foot
steps, and of woman's sob; then. I'M
able TO control longer the emotions that
impelled him, deserving his friend, and
climbing with agile quickness up the
supports of the balcony, Carol Danton
stood before the wife he had lost but
never ceased to love, despite the tor
turing doubts that had embittered the
last dark years.
my wife!' he cries; ''my injured
Violet! 1t is your husband, not dead,
but alive and beside you, who has heard
your exoneration from your own lips.
Do you not know mep Do not shrink
from me. 1t is indeed your Carol,
asking upon his knees for pardon for
the sorrow he lras caused you to
suffer-"
The cry is full of an unutterable. ag-
cnized longing. and as Violet hears
and feels herself gathered into a close
embrace that proves beyond mistake
the life and well-being of the husband
she had deemed dead. happiness once
more springs back to the throne to
which it has been a stranger for SO long
and dreary while.
And thus Mark Blair learns the Sc
cret of his friends sadness. and feels
no small qualification Mt his own share
in the blissful reconciliation.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22

ing-lightning look which they had been
practicing on for weeks had been de-
stroyed, and q modern, everyday style
substituted. To do this requires talk.
The slight-of-hand man talks all the
time to distract attention; the artist
must talk to attract the mind 80 rs to
forget the ideal picture.
'In some cases. though. of course, I
have little trouble. Fastidious young
men and gay. dashing bellies are very
hard to please, and will make you take
their pictures over dozen times you
happen to bring in clear outline some
peculiar ruff1e or article of jewelry
attached to their person. Why, once L
took young lady's picture over fif-
teen times, and then it did not please.
/ began to despair. But knew some
thing was the matter; SO racked my
brain to discover the reason. 1t was q
pet little frontal curl that, when she
would leave the glass, would move
from the original spot where she had
carefully placed it."
"How did you remedy mattersP"
"Why, when she sat down pretend
ed was placing her head better for the
ASoet asAa ~ EooAAOo bhO LOC0lClbk dnb
curl to the position her fancy desired.
Dudesp Well, most of them are sus-
ceptible of fattery and want picture
to have a certain esthetical look.
whether 1t is true likeness or not.
They strive for .leaguid position, sld
generally manage to- get it. for they
have practiced so long by habit.
Ladies, as general thing, are harder
to please than men, of course, but you
must study them, know what to say
when you show a proof, and never
lack for word. You must not give
one time to 'argue to you that her eyes
not appear we'll taken, or that her
'Po retrousse. but see that de-
o., 4ediately yourself and suggest
ose is ;, sitting. This makes reputa-
ect imysu know. and well-established
mobilization is the result Of experience
Iomd good common sense.
''Oh, yes, could tell you of the
vanity of prominent ladies and gentle
men, but those are professional secrets
and l will not disclose them"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22
Detroit, Grand Haven
& MILWAUKEE, Ry.
GOING ia or

GOING EAST
Trains leave Owosso as follows Detroit
Express. $3.50 4. m; Through Mail I:45 D. M
Steamboat Express, 6:55 p. m; Atlantic Ex-
press, 80 am.
GOING WEST
Morning Express, 1909 am; Through Mail
las p. m; Grand Rapids Express, 10 pm
Night Express, 80 q. M; Mixed, 6:OOa. IN.
Mixed from the West 7:10 p. m.
Refreshments at Detroit, Owosso and Grand
Haven. Mail east and west has parlor day car
attached The Telegraph Line for the Public
az Through Sleeping Cars on all night trains
between Grand Haven and Detroit
Night Express east and west daily and all other
trains daily Sunday excepted.
CONNECTIONS.
AT DETROIT-G Great Western Railway to points
east Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and
Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE With the Milwaukee and Sc,
Paul, Western Union, Milwaukee and Northern,
and Chicago and Northwestern Railways to ali
points north and west.
eD-The Railway Company's Ferry Steamer
leaves d. g. II. & M. Dock, Detroit, on arrival of
trains. Tickets are sold at the Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee Railway Ticket ONCE to
all principal places in the United States.
T. TANDY. Gen'l Freight & Passenger Agt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22
PROBATE ORDER,
STATE OF MICHIGAN, |
COUNTY OF SHIAwAsrRH 90

STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF SHIAwAsTEK 90
At session of the Probate Court for said
County, held at the Probate Office, the City of
Corunna, on Tuesday, the sth day of August in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-four.
PRESENT, A. A. Harper Judge of Paobate.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew ]. Powers,
deceased, Jacob s. Dodder, Executor of said es-
tate, comes into Court and represents that he is
now prepared to render his annual account as such
Executor.
Thereupon it is Ordered, that Monday, the asth
day of August next, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
he assigned for examining and allowing such ac-
count, and that the heirs at law of said deceased,
and all other persons interested in said estate
required to appear at a session of said Court then
10 be holden at the Probate Office In the City of
Corunna in said county and show cause, II any
there be- why the said account should not be
allowed.
And IL is Further Ordered. that said Executor
give notice to the persons interested in said es-
tate, of the tendency of said account, and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy of this order
TO be published in The Times newspaper printed
and circulating in said county, two successive weeks
to said day of hearing A. A. Harper,
"a TRUE COPY Judge of Probate.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22
LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT COM.
PANYi
1884. CAMPAIGN 1884
RICH HiRYESi FOR AGENTS.

Biographies of Blaine and Logan, and Cleveland
and Hendricks,
The Life Of James g. Blaine. By H. ]. Rams
dell, Blaines personal friend and preference rs
author.
Inn n Story 81 a9n
State of New York. BY his Intimate friend, the
eminent Statesman, Ex-Governor Dorshimer.
and save time. A splendid chance for agents on
the steel portraits of all the candidates. engraved
by II. b. Hall II Sons. N Y. Price, age. Samples
Of these portraits will be sent free of charge with
each outfit at soc, or both outfits with four steel
plate engravings for 9oc.
A live agent wanted on portraits and books in
every township In Michigan. Address FRENCH
TAYLOR Is CIR. River ave. Detroit, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22

A letter to the Omaha Bee SAYS Pri-
vate Suisse. of the Sixth infantry, was
tried for desertion and sentenced to
seven years in the military prison. He
is shackled with twelve pound irons,
both legs being shackled together in
such way that he can hardly walk,
and he has been so for nearly two years
and he is compelled to work and sleep
with them on. Thew are never of.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22

"Will you marry me, Violet. as your
father wishedP"
The girl turned and laid her hand in
the questioner's with the simple an
swer. confdingly uttered:
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22
PROBATE ORDER.
ATE OF MICHIGAN,

STATE OF MICHIGAN, 80
COUNTY or SHIAwAssEE. %
At a session of the Probate Court for the County
of Shiawassee holden at the Probate Office, in the
City of Corunna on Wednesday, the 9th day of
August in the year one thousand eight hundred
and eighty -four
PREsHsT, A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of Benjamin L.
Root, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified
of Almond Pollard, praying amongst other things
for the probate Of the instrument now filed in this
court purportng to be the last will and testament
Of said deceased.
Thereupon II is Ordered, That Monday the first
day of September next at one o'clock in the after
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs at law of said decease, and all
other persons interested la said estate, are re-
quired to appear at a session of said Court, then
TO be holden at the Probate Office, in the City of
Corunna and show cause, ifany there be, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
And II Is Further Ordered. that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said es-
tate, of the tendency Of said petition, and the
hearing thereof by causing copy of this order to
be published In The TIMES, a newspaper printed
aad circulated in Said County of Shiawassee for
three successive weeks, previous to said day Of
hearing. A. A. HARPER,
. "a TRUE CODyl Judge of Probate