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PHrLApRLPHIA Mar. % 3--s,ru, quiet but
steady Supertine State, 81 75d3 90; Extra
do - 'OfQ3 so Pt family, - 801b 90 Ohio \
Indilna family, s5d6 90; Mimi extra. clear,
$5 OOdb 70; 80 straight, 81 50SD8 10 winter pat
ent, S66G 75; spring do, fG 1896 75.
Rye -four dull a. 81 So
Wueat Gull but easier; No Wo5torn Red,
o. OF; No. 3 do, 9GhG97c NJ. Penn'a Red
Corn dull and weak; Steamer mixed and
yellow, 57Sd SOC ; sail yellow and mixed, 6ld
$40 No. mixed and yellow, 66hm5sc
Oats quct und easier; No. | WHITE, 4lc
No do, 43c No. 3 90 i2R42Hc; rejected, an
dI2c No mixed, axe
Rye scarce; 72c bid Tor car l. tsc.
Seeds Glover dull at SAI9hC Timothy dull
at 81 6012l 5S ElaNsoed firm At N 10
Provisions steady, fair demand Mcss
PorF. $40 5Od20 so Be Hams, slSG2S 30; In 10
Mes Beet sltD2l so
Bacon-Smoked shoulders, SIC; salt DO
7I<@714c; Smoked Hams, lIG9l5c; picked
Lard steady; city refined at lOska
l0Ee loose butchers, U4Gohc prime steam
50 s7kIlO.
extra, 37R3Sc frsts, 3i6S6 Is. g. N. Y
extra and hrsts, nominal Western extra 23G
Csc do good TO choice, l792Oc.
Rolls at llnl6c,
Eggs lower under freer oneripg3; Pennai
and Western extras 23g23H.
cheese firm with fair demand ". Y. ful
creams, I4%3i6c; Western do, l3A@l3h
Western fair 10 good, llhGlshc; Pa. par
skins, 7hGshc do full skins, weak, 6GI
for fresh; oil, 30ic.
Petroleum dull refined. 9N09hc.
vigEY n IL ~
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Amusensnts.

Kart, the Peddier. !" This p,ny will be pre-
scntod In Fulton opera house this evening. III
was given Mt Harrisburg last evening, ana the
Patriot OF that city says Mr.. Gardner II one
OF the best aormau dialect comedians on the
stage. IIc was we'll supported throughout,
especially by Patti Rosa as Mary Atwood.
Tho orchc4rrl accompanying MIR. Oar IL ors
troupe Il u treat In itself. Karl may come
this way again. 1.-The should he will play TO a
better house"
7he Minareis-- That exceoinglg fine min
strcl company conducted by Thatcher, 4 IN =
rose and West, will appear In Fulton opera
hOubn Friday evening. This company has
Tong had the name OF being ono OF tho great, II
n not III" greatest on tho road In its line, ana
has become from frequent performance here
great iavor!te in this city. The programme
Il select aud largo one, including I'm II n
splendid tcloction of funny ana enjoyable
features,
Z" The BuHksr's Ddu0hter."- ."-Bronson How
ards great play OF this title will DO given in
FULTON opera house Thursday evening There
will be "A carefully selected cast and fint
original Stage effects. The strength and In.
tcrost OF this play arc too well known to need
much notice. They arc of very high order.
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LABOR .aATTERs.
An Appeal made to start UP Idle Coal
Colleries.

An Appeal made to start UP Idle Coal
Colleries.
WrLKEsBARRE, Pa, March 90 In an
editorial article in the Wilkesbarre Record
this morning a strong appeal is made to
the presidents of the coal combination to
start up the colleries on April first The
miners have been working on half time
since January 1st, and the per diem en-
ployes outside and inside the mines are not
in financial condition to stand half pay
any longer.
1t is reported here that the present plan
of restriction will be continued until May
1st. Tho trade is in a poor condition, but
the laborers are of the opinion that the
coal operators can better afford to sell Goa
for trihe less than make them work fol
half pay.
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Bold Game OF Confidence Men.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March Cdr. Il.
Crocker, book keeper Of the Commercial
bank of this city, was approached at the
counter this morning by two confidence
men. While one of them engaged him
in conversation tho other made off with
a pile of money amounting to S2,700. Botl
robbers escaDed,
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nll-3tdS

TRUSTEES sALE.-BY OKUEn OF =
. orphans Court OF Lancaster county Will
ard Hotel, East King street, the iollo owing de-
scribed real estate OF Henry Reigart, de-
ceased
All that two-story Brick Dwelling House.
with two-story brick back building and other
improvements l47 North Duke street. rhe lot
IL u ieet more or less. front, by 100 feet deep.
The property Is eligibly located, and Is In
every respect a most desirable one. The yard
contains fruit trees and grape vines In aound-
ance The house contains ~ rooms, two water
closets with sewer connections, bath room,
hydrant In the yard and water In the kitchen.
Parties desiring to view the premises will
please call upon +. s. Breneman, No % South
Duke street. Possession can be gwen imme.
diately after the confirmation OF the sale II the
purchaser desires.
sale win commence at ~ p. m, whom con.
ditions will be made known by the under
sipncJ ADAM RElGART.
:. 3. BRENEMAN,
HENRY HUBERT, Trustees TO sell.
Auctioneer. m2L9tS. .M,W,F
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COngresh.

WASHINGTON, March 22,-In the House,
among the reports submitted to day, was
one by Ermentrout Penn'a. }, from
tho banking and currency commit
tee, authorizing the national bank of
Middletown, Pa, to change its location,
which was placed on the House calen.
dar. At 12:45 the House went into COM
mittee of the whole on the bonded exten
sion bill, and Herbert, (Alabama) resumed
his argument against the bill.
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srosrR -On March 20, 1884, on board boat.
TO New Mexico, Herman X. Stoner, OF ALE.
gheny City, Pa
Funeral from his parents residcncc on Mon.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. m2l.2t
SuEAFF.- In this city, on the goth inst. Henry
shear, In tho 7ith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. $40 South Queen
street, on sunday afternoon at 3:i5 o'clock
lnterment at Lancaster cemetery q
RisEmARr. March 2ist, 1884, In thi. city, Ida
H., daughter OF Albert and Mary Rinehart,
aged months and l3 days.
Farewell, thou blooming little bud,
just bursting into flower;
I'VE give thee up but Oh, the pangs
OF the last parting hour
Tho ielativci ami friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited TO attend tue funeral
irom tho residence OF her parents, No. l!5
North Water street, on sunday afternoon AT
So'clock. II.
MCCLAIS.-In this city. on March ~ 1884
David NJ McClain, aged So years.
The relatives and friends OF tho family,
also ct. Bernard's Beneficial society. are rC =
spectiully invited to attend tho funeral from
his lnte residence, northeast corner OF Lime
and Lemon streets, on 10 morrow Sunday
afternoon at IL o'clock. Interment AT st,
Mery's cemetery. II.
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Sn0w In the West.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22-A dispatch
from Cheyenne, Wyoming, says that the
heaviest snow storm for six years has
ragged there for tho past thirty hours.
Business is practically suspended. The
train from the east on Thursday is still
battling with the blockade between
Cheyenne and Sidney, Nebraska. The
Laramie bills are impossible.
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New York MRrHets

NEW YORK, March 22.---Flour-State and
Western dull and heavy; in s)me cases a
shade lower; Southern duh and weak.
Wheat Hl3sc lower, weak and unsettled,
with more doing In options No ! White
nominal No. 2 Red, April " 0-ss8l 0Ts ;
May, o. lO9l lOA June, 81 ll>agl ~. ,..,
Corn AQEc lower and less active Mixed
oats Xahc lower; state 1G47c; Western.
iOG4Gc No. 2 May, iOHiOEci june; 4Oh
SpiOS/c
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y,roiet OF AcquutaI Rendered.

CHICAGO, March 20 "A dispatch from
Petersburg says the jury in the case Of
Carpenter, on trial for the murder of Fora
Burns, returned verdict of acquittal this
morning. The prisoner was discharged
from custody.
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s,s ya,u,s Him AT 500. 600.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March 22.-Maria
Newman has brought suit against the
Allegheny Valley railroad company to 70
cover $50, 900 damages for the death of
her husband. who was killed on tho line
at Driftwood, Pa
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. MAR. az. Ia
LATEST NEWS.
VARIOUS MATTERS By rELEoEAPf

A Snort Budget OF Events sent In This After
poon-some Timely ana Interestipg
Foreign News.
BERLIN, March 22.--To day, the eighty.
seventh anniversary of the emperor's
birthday, is q complete holiday in Ger
many.
German Anarchists In Switzerland.
BERSE, March 22.--Tho Swiss federal
council has decided to expel four German
Anarchists from the country.
Watching Foreigners.
CoSsTANTINorLE, March 22.-Two en-
bassies and one legation have protested
against police visitations to the domiciles
Of foreigners.
Arrival OF o Caravan.
SUAKIM, March GA caravan has ar
rived here from Berber.
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MNsruEK IrDIOArInNs

WAsHIEaToN, March 22. For tho Middle
Atlantic states warmer weather, followed
by light rains on Sunday, winds shifting to
east and south, lower barometer.
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m1RRTdG Eh.
DEa Tfis.

sER-wALL.--December 80, 1888 at Grac,
John W. stouer and Lily NJ. l.. Wall it,
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school Enter,ainmsDt,

An entertainment will be given by the Cor
donvile school on Saturday evening, March
-, In tho Baptist church, at Gordonviilo. Reel.
tatioDs, dialogues, etc, will he given, inter-
sporccd with music.
CoLLEGx CuArRL.-Divine service at 1880
a. IN. SSermon by Rev. DIR. J. W. Noyfn.
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rhe Barbsrger. Mcuuiiy a Go. Public saie


This evening, at the City Hotel, commenc
ing at IN O'Clock, Bausman d Burns win put
up at public sale the extensive and valuable
narborger, Mocplly a Co, foundry and ma
chine shop property, situated on West Chest
nut street, this city. Zoe advertisement else.
where,
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l.. ELLxAKRR. Attorney.

NOTICE II aExeBX Given TaAT AP
~ plication will be made to tho Court OF
Common Pleas OF Lancaster county, on sat.
urday, March ~, A. D. 1884, for charter Tor
the " lronsides Baseball club" OF Lancaster,
Pa, the object of which Is to encourage ana
promote tbs interest OF tho game OF baseball.
w.U. HENSEL,
X. NJ. REILLY.
ml-3tdS Solicitors.
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KEW 1DVERTIsE EMENTs.
STARTED An EAD.

DUBLIo sALE-ON SATURDAY EVEN
L ING, MARCH a. 1884, will be sold at pub
lie sale ut the City Hotel, on North Queen
street, Ian caster, Pa, the valuable property,
known a. "Harberger, McCully Co..
Foundry and Machine shop" and ground be-
longing thereto. situated on the southwest
corner of West Chestnut and Market streets,
Lancaster, Pa. The two-storv Brick Slated
MACHINE SHOP, fronts BIN feet on Chest
nut street, aud extends southward 80 feet, has
an extension OF Ss9x3l.S feet In W ich Is
Brick Stack feet square ut base and Is feet or
more In height. and an annex l05Il2.lO feet,
containing two boilers and twenty horse
power engine.
The one and halt story brick slated Foun
dry fronts 30 feet on Chestnut street. and OK.
tonds so feet southwark along Market street.
and has a core oven l6xt feet attached. Tnc
cess pool on premises has good sewerage con.
nection with Market street sewer. The per.
sonal property on the promises Is reserved.
AS the lot has frontage OF ll26 feet on
Chestnut street, and extends southward 1888
| feet to cemetery lot, this affords a most ex-
cellent site tor either manufacturing pur-
poses or tor tobacco warehouses. The prop
crty is In good condition and can be viewed ut
any time by calling on any OF the undersigned.
sale TO commence at }Do'clock, when terms
| and conditions will be made known by
BAUsMAN n BURNS, or
HhkBERGER, MCCuLLEi co.
JAcOB GUSpAKER, Auct. MIL flS2,2R
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I X. sNALiN6's OAuD.
The Tailor's Guild.

A new enterprise tor Lancaster has been
opened mt No. WEST KING STREET. over
Locher 4 Sons Banking House, where tho
trade can be supplied with everything that
pertaips TO a fine Merchant Tailoring Estab-
iIsbment. Arrangements with tho popular
and leading houses In New York and Philar
deIphia TO supply ali the Latest Novelties In
tho market, "a well as any great drives that
may he offered at forced sales, can always be
found here. Parties wishing to duplic ate GER
tain styles can und access 10 a Full Line OF
Samples on memorandum representing all the
prominent stocks In the market
All the leading Fashion Reports aud Jour
mails OF European and American publications.
can be obtained here. Any infoi nation ana
thorough instruction given In tho Art OF Gar
ment Cuttingin all Its various branches OF a
| Theoretical and practical benefit TO the trade.
| A Large and select stock now open OF the
| Latest Novelties In suitings, Vesting, Trou'
| soring, and Overcoating, which tho public are
| cordially invited 90 examine and compare
prices, and feel assured that more value can
| be had for their investment than at any othfr
house tn this city.
| None but skilled workmen employed. our
productions rank equal TO any nrstolAss
houses in Philadelphia, at prices 10 "aTah'
ready and extensive sales -,
Call early anu place your ords's 49," ~. ~.
receive prompt a1tentlon, 81"
guaranteed In every particular
Respectfully, &e.
J. X. SMALING.
| LANCASTER Marea 10 isss. msrlsiywSs
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DUnLIU SALE -oN TUESDAY. MACON

DUBLIO SALE ON TUESDAY, MAECH
i 20, lsSi will be sold at No. IjO West King
81 Get, IA lot of household ana kitchen turni-
turG. consisting OF - walnut bedroom suit,
bedstcad, small bureau, chamber Eet eItcn-
sion table cane scat and other chairs. one
lskc patent invalid chair, two cane seated
rocking chairs two centre tables, two look.
ing glass cs, one clock. cook stove with pipe,
email heater with pipe, tin and queensware,
etc, 'alo to cOmmentc 9 at one O'Clock p. IN.
m2l-2ts JACOB GUNDAkER, Auct.
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DUBLIC SALF-OS rATURDAY, MAECH
i ~ 1884, will be sold at public sale at the
Heister house, corner OF North Queen and
Chestnut streets, all that certain twostory
BRICK BUILDING, known AS the FRIEND
SNIP ENGINE HOUSE.
Sale to commence At O'Clock In the zen.
ing, when conditions OF sale will be made
known by -
JOHN McCULLEY ana others.
HENRY sHuBKRT, Trustees.
Auctioneer. ms, l2,i5,l7l9R
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NOTICE TO THE STOChHULDERs or
~ the MjcnnCrChor Hall Association --rhe
Board OF Directors of the Mmnn@ chOr Hall
Association having resolved, with the consent
stock OF the corporation from $40 900 TO ESQ 900,
the increase to be made by the issue OF 40
shares .of stock at tho par value OF t2) each,
the stockholders OF the said corporation are
hereby notified that a meeting OF the stock
holders will be held for the purpose OF con.
sidering such Increase OF capital at the office
the 2jth Gay OF May, 1854, at 8 O'CLOCK p. m.
HENRY GtRHAkT,
President,
LANCASTER, PA, Mach 90, 1894. m2l-FtmySO
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LANCASTER Maroa 70. isss msrlsiywAs
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
The Lovers Fatal BIunder.

Louise" said he, as they, despising
plurality of chairs, and practicing an
economy of gas. sat in the parlor to-
gether. q few evenings before the rising
OF the honeymoon" ought to tell you
that belong to Masonic lodge. and
have to attend its sessions; SO dearest,
when we are married you mustn't fret
II some evenings have to be away
from my little wifey-pifey.'' And the
designing villain chuckled at his pru-
dence. 'W
~'.Of course / WON'T William" she
said softly; ''how many lodges do you
belong top" ~
.'Only one, darling" he answered.
}r'tAnd when does 1t meetP How Of
temp On what EVENING"" o
go, once a weekAon--on Thurs
days" - - ~
r Every well; then shall have you ut
home every other evening in the week
that will be so NICE"
And MS she took out her tiny note
book and made memorandum on the
subject, he felt that, after all. he had
made a mistake. --New York Mail y
I'll
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

&C In q cane, umbrella handle. fan or
any such article OF convenience.
or the Gulf coast OF Texas is the
Padre Island. containing $50. 900 acres
and owned by no man knows whom.
There are scores of claimants to the
title, some of whom have already in-
duced credulous Engiishmen to sink
800. 900 in ideal schemes of improve
ment.
A woman doctor in Boston achieved
notoriety by making fatal blunder.
She prepared mixture containing
strychnine for one of her patients. and
| in the directions for q dose on the label
she wrote ''spoonfuls" instead of
..drops." In about an hour the patient
was dead. C..!-l1C III Phi j
The exports of wheat from all Ameri-
can ports for Sept /, 1883. to Aug. A,
1884, were $1,000 ZOO bushels, as
against 100, 1873. 600 bushels for the corr
responding period Of 1928. This
shows exactly the great decline In our
wheat exports, and furnishes one good
explanation Of the present low values.
Long articles have been written
about the cholera bacillus. but q med
ical writer's says our real knowledge of
it may be summoned up by saying that
It Is shaped like q comma, that 40. 900
to go, 900 of them placed lengthwise
would make an inch, that it infests
impure drinking water. favors the hui
man intestines as an abode, and Is sup
posed to cause oholers. z
The beautiful Japanese lacquer. SO
appreciated by European amateurs, is
growing scarce and much more costly.
This is due to the abolition Of the old
laws protecting the lacquer tree, and
which in ancient times required each
family, according to rank, to rear a
certain number of trees. Those be-
longing to the upper GLASSES were bound
to cultivate 100 trees, the middle class
es seventy, and the lower classes forty
trees. ft}G3A tNAN nNi NNlNNt
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

Something akin to free love flourish
cs in Anam. Ordinarily wedlock is
governed by the usual Chinese rules.
but few of the couples living together
are legally married. II a woman fam
cies q stranger she lives with him and
does not lose caste. When the relation
becomes irksome they separate, and II
children have been born they are ami
cably divided. A child assumes the
name Of the parent who takes charge
of it. In the village and country dis
tricts peculiar form OF hospitality ex-
lists. The head Of the family is bound
TO offer male guest the choice of his
unmarried daughters. This is only
common politeness. In the mountain
districts exists q sect who consider sex
as symbolic of the divinity, and who
Ssrpetrate obscenities in their temples.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
"reminiscences Gambling.

Thomas Hughes, Q. c.. the, author
Of ''Tom Browns School Days at Rug
BY" arrived in this city on the City Of
Rome, en- route for Rugby. Tenn.
When seen by a Herald reporter he was
fred with enthusiasm. not SO much in
relation to the new Rugby and its pro-
posed school, as about row that had
occurred on the steamer while coming
over.
There was on the deck of the steam
or" he explained. 1.-TWO roOms-one .
smoking room and one reading room.
The reading room is supposed to be for
the use of the ladies rs well rs the gem
tlemen. Monday. the third day out.
they turned the room into card room
and smoking room, going on with
cards. draughts, ETC., all day. Well, I
went off TO the smoking room and
found that there had been baccarat
bank started there. A man from Aus
tralia-a perfectly good. honest fellow
he was, but he made his living that
way-had started the game with three
other men. all middle aged. The bank
was s perfectly square one. and tho
play entirely honest SO far as I know
and believe. 'li," et "i'ft
% ''This was kept up all day. and up to
the time of putting out tho lights and
going to bed, and every day after that,
from IL O'clock in the morning until
bedtime. this baccarat bank was kept
going, and there was much of the time
row of players five orsix deep around
the game. Many of these were mere
boys, lads of 20 or less, who were al
lowed to punt their shillings or dollars
or more. The stake was sometimes up
to E5. I believe.
'.Now. do not object to the bacca-
rat going on, but what did object to
was its being carried on openly and
the boys being allowed to join in the
game. And 1 objected. as did many
Others, to tho reading room being
made Inaccessible to the ladies. So
one of the passengers, a friend of mine.
drew up memorial, and l led the sig
natures with my own. 1t was signed
by q large number of the passengers.
This paper was laying on the saloon
table and the passengers were signing
1t In great numbers, when was told
that fellow named Lord was up on
deck talking about it and telling all
sots of lies about what we were doing.
I went right up and spoke to him. 1
asked him II he had read the memorial
and he admitted that he had not. Then
a friend of mine, a young American
gentleman, struck one of the other
side. OF course we stopped them at
once, but there was some sharp dis
cnssions afterwards and great deal of
bad feeling. i ANgAA
"Since we landed" he continued,
I'VE have presented the memorial to
the agents here, and they say they do
not propose to do anything about it. so
L want the press to take it up. 1t is GO
ing to do great deal of hurt II our
youth are to be exposed to this tempt
alton. A great proportion of the trav-
elers on these steamers are mere boys,
and do not think 1t right or proper
that they should be admitted to any
game Of this kind. Baccarat is not al
lowed in any of our clubs in London,
and 1t seems pity that it should be
played openly on the steamers. " Neso
| York Herald. JW ~ hrg vr
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
PROBATE ORDER.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,l.

olAlE Of
COUNTY OF SHiAwAssHE.
At session of the Probate Court for the County
of Shiawassee holden at the Probate Office, in the
City Of Corunna on Wednesday, the roth day of
September in the year one thousand eight hum
dred and eighty-four .'it
PRESENT, A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the Estate Of William J.
Harrison, deceased. -
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified
Of Rose Harrison, praying that administration of
the estate Of said deceased may be granted to her
self or some other suitable person.
Thereupon II Is Ordered, That Monday the 9th
day of October next at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs at Law of said deceased and all
other persons interested Ia said estate, are re-
quired to appear at session of said Court, then
to be holden at the Probate Ohce, 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 pendency of said petition, and the
hearing thereof by causing copy of this order to
be published in The TINES, a newspaper printed
and circulated in said County of Shiswasses for
three successive weeks, previous to said day of
hearing. A. A. HARrHR, ~
"a TKvE CopY.) Judge of Probate.