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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-01-31

Jno Creeimau Joseph kraust.
JohD UIIlnT James f. Stnwar', Jr
Thos williams William NCath.
John ShunC. Morgan Nedtu.
Tafriclx Bnrrctt Thomus Glanccy.
J0hn MctIrcpor John Rutherford.
John Myers. Wn. Me'oWitt'
+ w Smith a. NJ. GOifrcd.
G.. Is. McllalsOn. Dan McbOnild.
VIM. Maroncy. VIM. Aubrey
Nick Prohst Ben Jeffrtrs.
Thomas La FEY. Thomas Stewart
JOun Ir4ns &c
MANY of these are married men and leave
families, many living here. At this hour
everything is in such confusion that 1t IL
impossib to give details. A special train
lett Gunnison at two O'Clock this afternoon
with surgeons and large number OF clti-
zens TO render all the aid possible. The
town Of Crested Buttes is in mourning, ana
crowds of women cluster about the entrance
to the min praying and wTinging their
hands and crying piteously, presenting a
scene most heartrendinR.
1t is said at the time Of the explosion
there were ten kegs of black powder In
chambers one and two. where the men were
working, and where the explosion is sup
posed to have taken place. The mine has
three miles Of drifting and so II IS impossi-
BILE to definitely locate the accident until
rescuing parties can gain admtttance.
At eleven o'clock tonight no bodies had
been recovered.
Crested Buttes mine, where the great dis
aster of this morning occurred, has long
been considered dangerous by those ac-
uuainted with il. While one OF the best
producing mines in the country, its opera
ton has always been attended with more
or less apprehension and real danger.
at is fire damp mine," said Superin-
tendent Cameron, now in Denver, "hnd
seems to constantly generate the most
deadly gases. They seem to generate in
the coal or under it, and pour out of the
seams in the walls Of the tunnels and
shafts: vet the mines are the most perfect
ly ventilated in the world. Air IL forced
-. . .1,f No
than 81, 900 cubic feet of fresh air Is forced
into the mine every minute. This is quite
sufficient to fully supply the wants OF the
miners and keep the air perfectly pure un-
less some accident happens to cut off or i'm
terfere with the supply. This Is greater
amount of fresh air than is furnished To
any other mine in the country. We send
a mine reviewer through every chamber
every morning before any OF the men arc
allowed to go in. He must have returned
this morning before the wOrlgmen started
in, and everything must have been all right
when he passed through the workings"
John Mcneil, State Mine Inspector, left
for the scene of the disaster this evening
the mine at the time Of the explosion was
instantly killed. He said he visited this
mine FIVE weeks h2o and then found II iu
good condition. He considered IL dan
gerous mine unless properly worked, be-
cause there was more or less gas constant
" exudinR from the mine. He said he
found every appliance for ventllating tho
workings and considered that the manaR-
ers understood how to run the mine, and
were fully aware Of the danger attending
if the mine was not properly ventilated.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-01-31

Jam as DrisCOll.
james COuRhlin.
Henry otCW art.
B Hebron
l.. =. IfeHTOn.
w. l.. Jones.
Joan DOnnelly.
Carl Rode Iwald.
Chus. Sterling.
ThCs Roberts.
Jim McCOurt
Fred Bccht.
lber King.
Joseph " eisCnberg.
II. DOncRan
Joseph hraust.
James +. Stnwar's Jr
William NCath.
Morgan Meath.
ThOmus Clancy.
John Rutherford.
WIN. McCOwitt
A. NJ. GOifrcd.
Dan MctJonlld.
VIM. Aubrey.
Ben JefTrirs.
Thomas Stewart.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-01-31

Henry Anderson.
John Williams.
w. Il. Stew
John Marin.
Thomas Rogers.
James O'Ncill.
Jacob LIN
JnO. Anderson.
James Walsh.
Peter Baker.
William Dav d on.
Richard James.
David Hughes.
i. NJ Man Is.
W. 4. King,
JnO. Creelman,
John Hular.
ThOs. Williams.
John Shunc.
j atTick Barrett.
John MctircgUr.
John Myers.
+. w. Smith.
G. li. McllalsOn.
VIM. Maroncy.
Nick Prohst.
Thomas La Fey.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1884-06-19

AN INTERFERING LECTURE. - Almost
everybody has beard of the wonderful things
to bc seen in that remarkable city, san frau
cisco. and among its most surprising sights -
what Is known as the " Chinese quarter. -
1t is really city within lily, or ID other
words, almost portion Of China transported
bodily to this country. In all their cnaigra-
tons to foreign lands the Chinese have chung
tcnacously 10 all Of their old home customs
and characteristics. They tako with them
their pagan religion and their Joss houses,
and worship their homemade gods as faith
fully as at home; they wear the same cos
tunes and frequent the same vile smoking
G:ens. AL these things and many more Will
be graphically portrayed in lecture at the
i.cwisburg Town Hall next Monday night By
PROT Warren" "a. w. McWhortcr.) He
will exhibit on the stage specimens OF Chi
ncsc coins. chop-sticks, opium pipes, news
napcrs. etc.
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personal Mention.

Mss Alice Swami, of Baltimore, has taken
~ boarding N Lewsburg for the summer
with Dr. John II. Mcpherson.
Miss Rose Fry has returned from an eX'
tended visit in Kentucky.
Mrs. DR.. Chas. l.. Austin and daughter, Of
roeahontas. are spending few weeks -
Lewis burg as the guests Of DR.. {. y. Austin
Rev. J. W. Roschro and family returned
10 icwisburg from Virginia last Friday even
iny. Mr.. Roscbro'5 health IS greatly m
proved.
Mr. Clark Brown and family, OF Missouri,
arc among their relatives IN Grccnbrer.
NJ. VIM. Burger, Of Bloomington. Ind,
= spending the summer with Mr.. Joseph II.
Bun.cr, in the Rich!ands.
Messrs. VIM. W. Moore ana Joseph :.
Fcs,rStcr started from Lcwsburs on Tues
,iav evening on q tour OF the States o! Ms
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and ILL
uo;s. Their purpose is 10 take in the CHI
ca.o National Democratic Convention III the
Journey.
Mir Mason VI. Patrick, who is a Cadet at
West Point ;s spending the summer Taca-
:vr, At his home in I.e%aburg.
,r.a 11o,io Rr,r, l,p.h,cr rs Garland
n..,. -. 49,, n,,m.,nI ~ ~. horo IN
:, ,t.,-
SOur
G,o, r p s,,dor or E,,.whn Hon. /.
,i,..io - i,cr.or md ! Y s.
.,.,.;, 49,, -. ,,,.o,,o h,., o,.i, sncr, q
,,...,, j., ro,,.;,,,.,, s;rc, or. los, nrbli.
,...i,,,,
u.. Er, lIorrjs. wb, has been tcachin. IL
poc....nta< county :or the past five mouths,
r,,.r,:.4 It, t,cr home in Uhar!o;tcs vile, Va,
.,,.r Wednesday. Mrs. Avon Clark, som
and daughter, and Mr.. Edwin Beard. accom-
r.n.r.i Miss Harris to Ronrevcrtc.
Mr.. WIN. Byrnc has returned TO l.cw sburs
from, t'h.r!c.trp
Mrs. i. =, Sv,lcc.tricker returned ID Lew.
,sbrr, this morning from = mouth'n soiouru
-, r.r..,... -. wa. arcofnuau;cd hounc by
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TIE Following. i il; of oic"'iS. ETC.. NJ
n..rfc! t. record h. tie CIrrk - tirrrntr."c
Irun,y jrur, from Jane lii to Jan" 18Th.
l><t:
:, decd mons 4. T. M4rr.> to Mary +. Wa'1.
~. Of Lewis {. Wa,d, !or l. acres O! hand
On An,hn;y', creek.
4 decd from sam. ii"rrg, ~ h. attorney
il, .ar- To- Christopher Flint. !or 20 acres =:
.ami-iojnS the lands Of the a;r George
P,rrry and Others.
\ deed from John \. Preston and Mark l..
Spott-, executors G! John W. i'Unn. dec 4.
20 John L. Dunn, tor i house ana iot in Lew
lShurE.
4 decd in trust from Holm Il. Dunn and
VIC to O. p Svdeustrlcke:. trustee. cmhrac-
IT,. house ami lot to secure debt due !" lao.
q. Cox, trustee for Mrs. Kate V. Mcneil.
\ decd in trust from F.. L. Crane 10 \. !.
Moses. trustee. embracing personal property
to secure debts due to James White.
\ deed from n. a. Mann and wife to Re-
hctca Nckeevcr for II acres q land. more
or ie$<. adjoining Stuart Rap? and others.
\ deed in trust from +. NJ. Truslow TO 70.
{. RndeS. trustee, on personal property "a
secure debts due sundry creditors.
4 deed from Vim. Price 10 JAS. Washing
Ton Price, Tor acres and 81 poles Of land
part OF the John Price. decd home place.
\ deed from T. Elias Detz and wife 10
ChaS. l.. NcCun., for % acres OF land, more
or less. on the north side OF Laurel Creek
mountain
\ deed from the Greeubrier Lumber Com
pany. By. &C., 10 II. a. Holt, for 20 acres o.
land near Eoucevere-pa OF the OFT place
! \ deed from Nathan McMiiion and wife
to And. Perry, for two tracts OF land o; II
acres and Il acres on Spring creek.
/ \ deed in trust from +. II. Dickson 10 J
W. Mathews trustee. on persona! property
to secure = debt. etc.
/ \ deed from Vim. ?. Rucke7 aud wife It
VIM. II. Caldwell. for 6lt acres Of land-par
! OF the ColQuitt place. near LewSburg.
! \ deed in trust from VIM. y. Kelly 10 !
NJ. McWhorler, trustee, on real estate. to Sc
! cure q debt due to Jas. Kelly.
\ deed from John Cochran to Rob't Cnch'
ian. for 50 acres of laud-joius V. W. Biz
and others.
\ deed 10 trust from 4. +. White and wife
! to J. w. Mathews. trustee. on real estate II
Ronceverte, to secure debt due 70 Alex. +
! Mathews.
\ deed from VIM. II. Wyatt and wife tc
! John j. Toothman, for 10 acres Of land neal
to Williamsburg.
4 deed from VIM. B. Blankenship and wife
to VIM. r. Bankenship. for II acres Of lauC
in the Brush-part Of the Felix Neal survey
\ deed from Ben Hurxthal to E. e. Best
for lots Nos. IS. 81, o. and 80. between
! Greenbrier and Railway avenues. Ronceverte
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Notice to Creditors,

To he Cre1iters IF Henry C'P*naar@r. dec sf;
n pursuance al 1ccrec ii The Circuit
i Court OF the county ii G:"enbrier madc;
in \ carlSc therein pending 70 subj oct the rca!
estate Of the said Henry Copcnhaver. 20 tho
paymcnt OF his debts. Tou are required 20 pre-.
sent your claims against the estate Of the said
Henry Copenhavcr. for Adjudication 70 J. ".
NcWbortcr. Commissioner. Il his office. in the
said county, on Or before the 2!st 1ay OF
June. 1854. =,
Wfnsss. Jonathan Mays. Clerk Of said
Court. this 18th day Of May. 1851.
JONATHAN NAYS.
May lj-Gw. L!erN.
Printers lee. 800.
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bur Memorial Dnr.

The memorial! services for the Confederate
,lso,1 ,rorn conducted from The Presbyterian
Chu-cll il l,nwishurg on Thursday morning
a. II o'c!ock The opening prayer was Of
farrell by Rev. DR.. +. II. Lacy. Of the EpScO-
rsl church. aud the closing one by l{ey. DR..
- l.. Lacy, Of the Presbyterian church. -
The Memorial Address q copy OF which ap-
pears on the first page OF this paper was de-
Evercd hy Rev. Collins denny. OF the Metho-
dis, church. The recollection of our lmmor.
heart and Ihc subject. though often travelled
over, is frau,ht with interest, ever attordng
something new as viewed from its diversified
ston,luoints. To sar that the orator on this
occasion did less than hold his large audi
.pce spell-bound during The hour would be
unfair. His production was well prepared.
the historical illusions aplly chosen, aud his
voice and style Of delivery extremely pleas
ing. The music from the choir was much Gu
loved. Mrs. John +. Eatill being the organ
ist. and Mr. Juo s. and Miss Aunie N. With
row contributing greatly to the sweetness
thereof in the vocal. The god of day being
generously hidden by threatening ran-cIoud'
the crowd OF people with toral offerings
wendell its way in comfort to the Cemetery
on the hill overlooking the town. We should
be sad indeed to believe that the time will
ever come in the history of this people when
they will fail to wreathe the graves OF our
fallen heroes with the flowers Of spring,
which, though periohable, suggest thoughts
that live forever.
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II. Hill and wife
Alry'r. Miller. Administrator ct al.

This cause came on 10 lie again heard this
9th day Of April. 1884. upon the papers
formerly read and the petition OF Thomas
Ferry and was argued by counsel.
Upon consideration whereof it is adiudged
ordered and decrecd that his cause be again
referred 10 Commissioned James Withrow,
with instructions 70 ascertain and report
whether said petitioner is lie Thomas Ferry
in the bill AMI proceedings mentioned, and
whether he i cntitic'; 10 il!c sums OF money
heretofore reported in thi; cause in favor Of
Thomas and Elizabeth Ferry.
\ Copy-Tc*tc:
JONATHAN NAYS. Clerk.
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Young Granger

WILL stand tn" present -"a-": "n"-haif 81
w hi liza" al Mr. X. II. GiiiIlnS. near
Frankfnr.l. Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays.
AMI rh.. other hrif ar !. Nrr"ar'!'s. in Rem
irt'. VliI..Y. Mondays. Tu".'jay. and W"dn"--
,lar-. anl vii b" lot :" mars i"r GLOON m
.rrrtnc". s. 10, for IN" S"asnu and ?i.DD for "a"
Jingle leap. I"uug Granger i liz" gear; OH
hnau'itrl hay. with black name anil tail,
sixteen hands nigh and veil pr"p"rtion"I.-
II" VA sired ~ Old Granger who's. pc'IigT""
j, well-knnwn - tn, stock m"n 81 this section.
liz lam wa i,rrca-. fine mare owned b.
the uni"r.ign"i. whose sire was a fine Morgan
hnr>. brought :" rir"cmbri"r from Richmond.
Va. ~ the lat" John Gillian. lJorcas' dam
was n;r o: Il I'0yhntrar mare.
Ma. 21-,;w. \. MCBEARD.
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Desirable Farm for Sale!

T OFFER for sale MY Farm. Tuscawilla.
i living olc mil" S0;l5h al; I.cwi>hurg, IN rho
roal leading 20 Ronc"vert". containing about
100 acres. improvements 1ir<t-class and the
land in good state ii cultivation. AMI we'll
fenced. For particulars. enquire. on III"
premises. II GEO. {. Bl.ppNtk.
\ nrii .i-.,iMn.
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Valuable LAID for Sale.

An authorized 20 sci ! valuable tract Of
i limestone land. containing 200 acres. lying
81 Grecnbrcr river. ner Falling Spring. ir
Ills county. Fit; acre Of The tract are fire
river lotion. fiity' aero. Of good upland. in
.rass-the balance well ,imbercd building:
good Lies convenient . churches. school.
and mills. and in an excellent neighborhood.
For further particular: apply 70
April 2I-tf B +. HARLOW.
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T',-rrv arr about one hundred visitors NJ
49,, t:-,ry,l>r.rr White Sulphur Springs.
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Additional. Mail irrar"rnirnts.

On anal after June 18th. ISL. mail tor ali
nn;nts west oc Huntington, W. Va. VIII DC
s,rt by train No. |. due at Nonccrcrtc at
1905 p. m. Mail from all points west OIL
Huntington will arrive at EonceTertc or tram
No. s, due at 5. % a. NJ, III addition to the
r,,,pIor ,rr ninu mail
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.:',,s nrw Episcopal Church. Of the waite
,,r,:n'.n- Sr~.ass viii re completed eE Al
..Gsi l>;!.
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i;,.s>>nv,;uEn'S HASv. o. Baltimore, ~
r,,..n..,: - furnish tt:H ,ars;c this season q
- Wh,,r sulphur Springs.
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.:risr>r,I. services will be held IL Lewis
.>r~.. t>-rnrr>w night ani Sunday norn'ag
~: Int i,rNt.
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C;grrNnnrEK Circuit Court sill convene
~ Monday neNt.
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SssrcI;tI notices.

Coon M1LCE Cow FOR SALE.-On Mon
day. June 23rd. in front Of the Lewisburg
Hotel. | will sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder upon a credit OF three months,
ono mich Cow. JOHN 4. PRESTON,
Admir- of Samuel Price, deceased.
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FoR SALE.-A carload Of now improved
Studcbaker Wagons, twenty-five in number,
lust received BIZ John Lipps. These wagons
are well-known IN this section, but this lot
is an Improvement on any heretofore brought
hero. Call and examine them.
JOHN LIPPs,
Apr. loft. Le"!sourg, W. va.
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! Eills,;alr. iRocllv Po;nt,) 1nly %, u.
+ Warm Servings, July %. -.
/ Woodland; 4 Hebron. Uircrn Ea!.cyl
Ju;s ~ -
/ tea!'h@ springs \'''""'S' , =,
ti.h'HH' , II
Avon u" a''S' . III
Nh''" ~"'i'''"'' -, J.
ic"!S'N'1' -, ).
fcanN:oEG' NhF"S"' '''-',' :. :,
"tHe No.t''"' N'''">'Ii ','T n,.Ii, p J.:
H""r''"F'' H'r"Ef''
ticccnhr.cr RIVER "aS somewhat HUSH
1887 week ,..
mc' y. H. -N'''"'''''' ''''
>,i''e IL ''"''' -
III" - "''''~'
'"- '"''""s ''''~ '''' -
''''' ,.,,;,, or,,r
% ~" :,
~, ,,,:,;.,.,., ,;:..;...,rv S,,,;r,v Of the
r - r.,,;
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DURHAM CAT Tie,

Cows. IIeiirr> anil Bulls. With this object IN
view we have perfected arrangements WIN
Mr. W. F., Bean, ii Kentucky. by which those
who NAV need frsr.cl.>s Pc,ligrrrd Stock can
obtain The Same upon orders by applying t"
rs. These Cattle will b" ordered. nl,"n ap-
plicalinn. from any family "t Short horn stock
TINT may be- desired All stock ordered will
b. guaranteed eligible 10 be entered i'll the
American Shurt-hurn
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MACHINES
Old Hickory Wagons

4! l'r'r"- I"N"" tirau any iir.t-"ln>- wagon
~ ,""r obi ia 'hi- c"'IHtrr. Am AS'nt Tor
IL" C..!..''rl'"d Springfield Ensilr:- ami
Tira-h"r. .t-''. lie WhipI"; Wheat { ON
lini Harrow. nrn
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Second Round OF Quarterly Meetings Tor ic""
burx District. VI. Il. Church, >pnth'
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INVEST VIRGINIA. At 4 Circuit Court
w held for Cfrcrnbrier county at tho
Court-housc thereof on the oath day Of April:
1881.
II. Hill and wife
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SMr.nrf .IsMxs NNt"ur - NOW ,;a;1S en-
..,.,: +, .,>a;;.r. sct,!c:ucrts with the various
.,>a-,;s = .'s~,ai:ru throughout our county
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Ma. =. 3. HvstI., Of Waite sulphur Dis
.-.,, sc,>,;s rs :, hGnct, = we which measures
,.,h: 70. . ,ca.;.,. Ehs beats Capt. h +.
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i'riil'"i', f"". 800.
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I'pi. sale.

Printer. IT,. = .nn.
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Front rut Mowers. Light Mowers AMI Light
Single l;"rrcr<. They A. und"lh'c'iIF th''
Im-r HARVESTING
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t.rr :.r-a~v - ne i.ew.sbn3s (''"''r"
<.,.>,, !,s ,,>,. .:,rvc.: - .,r sore q Mr.. }.
t.. OK t>r ..,> r>"vcn:rr:c" .: :caGrrS. Ire
n.y.. s.. y, >".> every Esr:av afternoon.
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CULTIVATORS

and Farming implements generally. Al
par:;r- will ,ln well IL call ani nXaDIn" ny
Machinery b"l"r" purchasing.
T.. j.. WITllKnW. Agent.
MAJ 2H-tf. I."wi'iirL. w. VA.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-05-01
OHDER o. PUBLICATION State of
" M.chigan: Ninth Judicial Circuit.-In Chan-

Gerry.
The Phnnix Life Insurance company OF Hartford
Connecticut, Va. Elan L. Warner administrator
OF the estate of Henry S. Harris, deceased, Sarah A.
Harris, Katie Harris, Satie Harris, Fannie Harris,
Daniel Shultz, John o. Garyin, and Ira n. Johnson,
defendants.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court, for the county
Of Van Buren,, in Chancery, at Paw Paw, the 18th
day of March, A. ID. 1884.
In this cause, n appearing from affidavit OH fle
that the said defendant, Daniel Shutz Is not
resident of this state but ia a resident of the state
OF New York.
On motion of Crane & Breck, complainants' So
licitOrs, 10 ia ordered that the appearance of
said nonresident defendant, Daniel Shultz, be
entered herein within four months from the date of
this order, and In Of his appearance that he
cause his answer 90 the i'll Of complaint to
be flied, aud copy thereof 10 he served on the
said compliments solicitors, within fifteen days
after service him Of n copy OF said bill and
ce Of this order: and in default thereof, said bill will
be taken ~ confessed 10y said nonresident
defendant. And tits further ordered that within
twenty days the complainant cause q notice of
this order to be published In the TnuE NoRTHEREER,
a newspaper printed, published and circulating in
said county aud that said publication be continued
therein i'm each week for six weeks In SUCCESS
ion, that he copy of this order to be per-
soually served on said nonresident defendant,
az lcas, twenty days before the time above pre-
scribed for bis appearance.
DRAM W. ROWLAND.
Circuit Court Commissioner for Van Buren, Co. Mich.
CRANE 4 BRECK,
Complainants Solicitors. 1uTo19
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Legal Notices.
A ENACTMENT NOTICE. The Cir

IA Court for the county of Van Buren,:
The Michigan Central Iron Company, corpora
ton duly organized under the laws of the state of
New York. and doing business In the state of Mich
igan AS such corporation, Plaintiff, Jacob Sc
bring and Andrew leighton, Defendants.
In Attachment: Notice is hereby given that on
the seventeenth day of March, A. ID. 1884, writ OF
attachment was duly issued out of and under the
seal of the Circuit Court for the County of Van Blu
rem, at the suit OF the Michigan Central Iron COM
pany, corporation duly organized under the laws
of the state of New York. and doing business In the
state of Michigan, such corporation, the above
named plaintiff, against the lands tenements goods
and chattels, moneys and effects Of Jacob Sebring
and Andrew Leighton, the defendants above named,
for the sum of four hundred and sixty-two dollars
and thirty CENTS S46230-which said writ WAS made
reiurnabe on the first day of April, a. ID. 1884.
Dated this 2lst day Of April, A. ID. 1884.
GEO. w. LAWTON,
lst7o24 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-05-01

All that part of the Morrison tariff
bill which reduces the tariff on farm
products, or which puts any of them
on the free list, is direct blow to the
farmers of Michigan and the states
bordesing upon Canada. Farm pro-
ducts are not generally imported into
the United States from any other
country than Canada. The manifest
design of these reductions is to affect
the farmers along the Canada frontier.
The following are some of the changes
which strike directly ut the farmers
of Michigan:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-05-01

l. county OF van Buren.--ss:
At session of the Probate Court for said county
held at the Probate Ofice, in the village of Paw
Paw, on Monday the 9Th day of April, in the yea r
OF our Lord one thousand, eight hundred and
eighty-four.
Present, Hon. Orrin y. Hilton, Judge of Probate,
In the matter of the estate OF Alexander Drake,
deceased,
On reading and filing the petition duly verified of
Sarah j. Drake, widow of said deceased, praying for
reasons therein stated that administration OF said
estate be granted to herself.
Thereupon, II is ordered, that Monday, the 5th
day of May 1884, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing Of said petition
aud al persons interested in said estate are required
to appear at "a session of said Court, then to be
holden az the Probate Office, in the village OF Paw
Paw and show cause, II any there be, why the pray
er Of the petitioner should not be granted
And 1t is further ordered, that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested i'm said estate of the
pendency Of said petition, and the hearing thereof
by causing copy of this order to be published in
the TRUE NoRrHERSER, newspaper printed and
circulating in said county of Van Buren, for three
successive weeks at least previous to said day of
hearing ORRIN y. HILTON,
lOt4oB Judge of Probate.