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The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-27

with the world in general; but when he en-
tiers the cozy sitting room and sees the
blazing of the,bright fire, and meets his
wife's smiling flee, he succumbs in NOM
ment to the esoothing.inhuences, which act
as the balm of Gilead to his wounded spirit
We all are worried with combating with
the stern realities of life. The rough school
boy flies in a-sage from, the, taunts of his
companions to find ..solace lin mothers
smile; the little one, full of grief with its own
large troublse6nds heaven.or rest on it's
mothers breast; and so on one might go on
with instances of the influence that a sweet
minded .womS has in the social life with
which she is connected, Beauty is an in
significant power when compared with hers
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-27
A MIiIIa Dief.

| \ scientific writer says that milk should
cutter largely into the diet of children, II
contains caseine, or ilesh-forming materials,
cream and sugar, which are heat producers:
mineral salts, for the bony structure, and
water as solvent for all the other mater.
lals necessary in nutrition. 1t should bp
used with discretion, however; not drunk i'm
moderately, but taken slowly as food, after
the pattern given by nature.
Milk as taken is a fluid but as soon as it
meets the acid of the gastric juice it is
changed to soft curdy, chcese-like sub
stance, and then must be digested and tbs
stomach is oyertasked if too much be taken
at once. A large glass of milk swallowed
suddenly will for n in the stomach a lump of
dense, cheesy curd, which may even prove
fatal to weak stomach.
Cnder the action of the stomach this
cheesy mass will turn over like heavy
weight, and as the gastric juice can only at
tack its surface, it digcsts very slowly.
But this milk, taken slowly or with dry
toast, light rolls, or soft, dry porrdge, forms
porous lump, through which the gastric
juice can easily pass, and which breaks nm
every time the stomach turns it over. Milk
should be slightly salted and eaten with
0readsiulla or slipped by the spoonful.
Cows milk produces less heat than human
milk; child would grow thin upon it un.
less little sugar were added. Wheat aour
has such an excess of eat-producing mater
ial as would iatten a child unduly, and should
have cows milk added TO it to reduce its
iattening power.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-27
MORIEL ENGAGEMENT NO. 35.

Officers Of knights Of ST. John and Malta.-
En-. Com. WIN. II. ALEXANDER,
Lieut. Com. HENRY r. DAVID,
Capt. of Guard, JAS. McKELREY,
Prelate, GEORGE +. EARRING,
Chancellor, WIN. T. DAVIS,
Assistant Chan. G. B. WOODWARD,
Almoner, CHARLES A. COUNTESS,
Herald at Arms, WM. +. ALLEN.
Sword Bearer, JACOB KATEs,
Marshall, j. G. PILBEAN,
First Guard, JAS. A. PENNINGTON,
Second Guard, DAVID A. REYBURN,
Warden, VIM. L. JONES,
Sentinel, JAMES II. GRAY,
Medical Examiner PETER COOPER, NJ. d.
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Female Integrity,

An investigation as to the honesty OF
women as cashiers has been made in Buffalo
Dy the Express of that city. 1t can not find
case in which one of them has ever been
justly accused of embezzlement. One re-
taller said that the cashiers were invariably
honest, but occasionally female clerk was
detected in pilierng small articles--collars,
handkerehiefs and the like-but the cases
are rare. A leading dry goods dealer said:
Il never knew a woman who handled other
people S money to steal one cent. | have
employed women cashiers for years. They
are quicker making change than men; they
will detect counterfeit money quicker; they
keep their cash accounts clearer, and they
don't want to run the whole store, as men
do"
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-27
DOn't Mhip ThcnI.

Violence does not succeed with children.
\ parent who don't know how to govern a
child without whipping it ought TO sunend-
cr the care of that child to some wiser per-
son. Sportsmen once thought it was ncccs-
sa y to whip colts to teach them to start on
the spot at the word, and pull steadily.
Tney know now that an apple is better than
the lash, and carcss better than a blow.
If dogs and horses can be thus educated
without punishment. what is there in our
children which makes it necessary to slap
and pound them? Have they less intelIi-
gencc? Have they colder hearts? Are they
lower in the scale of being? We have heard
many old people say: ''If we were to b-inr
up another child we should never whip it.
They are wise, but Ii tie too late. MANY
children are of such quality that blow
makes them cowardly, or reckless or de-
ecitful, or permanently ugly. Whipping
makes children lie. Whipping makes them
hate their parents Whipping makes home
distasteful--makcs the boys run away.
makes the girls seek happiness anywhere
and anyhow. Whipping is barbarous. Don't
whip.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-27

Some men are born great, some achieve
greatness and some have greatness thrust
upon them, = remarked small man in the
street car as fat woman sat square down
on him.
"What is more awful to contemplate, y
said lecturer, glaring about him, than the
restless power of the maelstrom2 Ard n
hcnpecked looking man in the rear of the
building softly replied: "The femalestrom. ,,
Mr. Blank-''Well, my dear, have be-
come famous in spite of all your predic-
tiOns.' Mrs. Blank-'famous? ?" ssYes
indeed; the Stumptown Bugle publishes nv
portrait under the heading: Men of the
hour" 'Did they get the hour light?"
"The hour right?" Yes, it is a. M, gen.
ealy."
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Sweet-MInded Women.

So great is the influence of sweet.mnd.
ed woman on those around her that it is al
most boundless. 1t is to her that friends
come in seasons of sickness and sorrow for
help and comfort. One soothing touch of
her kindly hand works wonders in the fever
ish child; a few words let fall from her lips
in the ear of sorrowful sister do much to
raise the load of grief that is bowing its
victim down to the dust in anguish. The
husband comes home worn out with the
pressure Of business and feeling irritable
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-27
Fire Alarm Signals.

Twentieth and Market streets.
Tenth and Orange streets.
Police Call.
Tenth and Walnut streets.
1-2 City Hall.
1-3 Fifth and French Streets
IA Front and Poplar streets.
10 Sixth and Spruce Streets.
l-G Eleventh and Church streets.
IL Third and Railroad Avenue
1-S Thirteenth and King.
2-1 Seventh and Railroad Avenue.
2-S Second and Shipley streets.
"a Front and Justison streets.
2-5 Second and jackson streets.
go Maryland Avenue and Linden streets.
2-7 Delaware Avenue and DUPONT streets.
2-S Ninth and Madison streets.
81 Front and Searles streets.
3-2 Sixth and Tatnall streets.
3-4 Fourth and Madison streets
80 Harlan and Holingsworth Co.'S Yard.
$40 Maryland Avenue and Cedar street.
Al Warmers Wharf.
4-2 Ileald and Lobdell SITS. South Wilm.
4-3 Eighth and BIoome streets.
"A Pennsylvania Ave. and VanBuren SITS.
5-l Thirteenth and Washington streets.
Test signal at 0 a. M, each morning.
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NEW YEARS
VIII be with us and in view Of that memorable
event the cement Of
THE WILMINGTONIAN

Has arranged line Of special New YEARS presents for the
es 4 @ OF Tins TINS W T The Boy who sends fifty annual suscrb
m l w lLMlNGi0NAN including the subscription of 81 oowl
receive at his option either handsome watch solid silver case with
american moyemen of Diefendors elegant Fifteen Dol
lar suit of clothes. 90 ~ Vt
Twenty-Five annual subscribers with annual sbscrpton will
ete the boy to nicely finished and good running Waterbury
We Any energetic and entersng Boy has the opport
y TO become the proud posscsso of eegantwatch without price
and with but little labor ~ t'ee
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Proclamation.

~ BY these-S< A-r,ra- uuill Lnaw that l.
Nathan W. STer, having recently assumed
the charge of Tatnall's fine dairy farm in
New Castle Hundred, am prepared to fur
nish the citizehs of Wilmington with the
Simon Pure lacteal fluid. My cream has a
richness combined with mellowness which
makes it very popular with the educated
palate.
All orders left with Mr.. Bowers at 215
West Second street will receive prompt at
tention.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-27
SIIIRTSI SHIRTSi

IL you are in want of a perfect fitting
white shirt, 307 Market street is the place to
get them. All our shirts are our own make.
Shirts made to order, aud fit guaranteed.
W. II. Siucock, 3O7 Market street.
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&atboIii@ poer Yrpteitantif@ 2
Grad 9eifns.)
Gortisbuns.)

Gin 3~,peiter ;uuerldiiiser WaBitab, ben
mir at Die peri6iebenen ReIisioneu leaen
t%5nnsn, I'M, beren moraliiden @srt5 in Ben
Nlsen @ottes su beurtbeiIen, 1T ibre
Wtadt bic Climber be- Wsni9sn ,u perbin:
bern. 9enn ebenio wie bic &elision, rpels
DE wirtli9 BON @ott bertommt, Die Wens
i9en su isber Dirt Don @ottesusre5runa, III
alien suten @erfen unb gum @ipfel Der
GoIfommenbeit antreiben muB, 70 mub iie
aud bic Reniden uuf iesli6e @eiis pon Der
Sinbe abi5refsn, bisieIbsn nit Der Sur9t
@ottes srfiiQen, nno In iopeit ss nit Der
aisnI9Ii9en 5reibeit ~uereinbar lit, ale
Sanben perbinbern. 0ieiss nun tbut pprs
sussweiie bic fatboIii9e @elision, benn iie
beiitt bic mannisfaItisifsn Mittel, bic
Climber ser Meni@en gu uerbinOerm.
2lls erites pirfiames WitteI sssen bic
Sinbe nenne i1 Sas Saframsnt Scr BuBe.
beiIiam biefer 8aum fir bic menf9lis
bsn Qeibeni9aftert fei, braudt ni9t mebr
Su merben, neil bic @rfabrung
inb bic seiunbs Vernanft ben Seinben bies
es Satrament iowobl' ais ben Sreunben
zen stoBen Wussn beHslben se3eist Fat.
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Gin 9etdtrli6es uebel.

Inter BEN DstterbiGsa Tolscn Der Grb.
limb. III tie seuaItiss Reisurs tini SOien
uno be ebenio seualtise abneisuns sesen
bas @ats sspiB bic uerberbli6fte. ginen
flaren ausSrud Oisier g8abrbsit finbsn mir
in Der alien unS bod ifets neusn &Iase,
baB bic Wslt b6ie isi, baB iis iinnIi9 unb
islbfid9tis fsi, baB bas llntraut better ses
belize ais Der quite Weissn, b. 3. bas S6ie
better uls bas @ute SaB elm sSier Weni9
mebr Suites niebsrreiben, ais ;ebn quite
aufbauen f6nnen, u. (. 10, Nie srtlaren
ii9 bieie traurisen gri9einunsen anbsrs,
ais aus ber porpiesenben Neisuns bes
Meni9en gum B6isn? Defenders beufs
lid aber ni9eint nns bieier gang gum
8Sien bel Der WabI, wsl6e bic Msnidsn
In ibrsr 2eftire unb IN ibren 8srsniissn
Wel9e 8eitansen, wsl9s Bidder
am msiifen sefn9t unS seleien2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-04

gaeriselsntas unb Der Seiud Der @rdber
ioll II cine rs9t lebbafte Mabnuns iein,
wie bod aues uersdnsli6, eitel uno Staub
1T, wie mir ieoen Iugenblid sewdrtis iein
miiiisn, baB Der Cob aud uns in bic gpiss
felt abberuft, unb wie weni9 mir I'M tdsli,
den Qeben. i'm &ingen mad iroii9er Slid
~ielistsit, bieisr sweifeuoieu M0sli9teit
Gednuns tra9en.
SIR ben 6reiseiif, Der an fem Senieits
unb an fein @ieberisben mad Dem Sobe
sIaubt, 1T Der 6riebbof cine 6be, cine troit'
Ipie Stdtte, Die sr ieinsm Iuse m6slidit
melt entriidt wiini6t, bas @rab lit fir i'm
bas Gnoe aler ieiner Soffnunsen unb
@inide. Sang anbere @ebanten erpedt
Der Nuerieelenta9 unb Der NnbIid Der @rd:
Der in ben ~sldubisen Gbriten. Sir i'm lit
Der Cob Der lSinibersaus in bic gwisteit,
fir i'm iinb Die @eritorbenen nidt toSt, ie
Ieben ewis. gr id0pft bel alien Sdmer,
Der Srsnnuns Croft in benz 9swuBtisin,
buB er bic Oabinsei3iebenen wieoerieben
wirb, fem @laube lebrt i'm, baB er nit
ibneu in S~erbiubuns itebt unb nit ieiuem
frommen @sbete ibnen wirfiame SiiIfe Ieis
fen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-04

Sod Der Sienitbarfeit @ottes, bas iie nab
reno Der furssn Iil9erfabrt auf Groen ses
trassn, mar fir ite flip, unb bic Sait bieier
Sienftbarfeit leiht. Senn q q b uno
Qtebe, @Iaube uuo Sertrauen
erIei6terte ibneu Naes, mas iie fir ben ees
Iiebten Serrn unb Soft tbaten ober litten.
@r isIbit unterititte iie 10 isbr, bas er is
slei6iam iammt ibren SreuSen auf ieinen
S9uItsrn trus. @r perIieB iie ME, weber
I'M 2eben nod i'm Sobe, bis er ie gu iid
in ieir bimmIi9es &sid aufnabnt, MO iie
ewis NIT ibm Ieben unb resieren werben.
limb nun, wertber 9eier, bait ni9t aud
bu benielben @ott, ben bic 9eilisen bats
ten2 Sait bu nidt benielben GrIOier Sc
jus Gbriitus, Ser nit ieinem foitbaren
Slute aud Dir bieisIbsn Ge9te auf bas:
ielbe &ei9 ermorben bat? Sait bu nidt
bielelben Saframente unb basislbe Spfer
unb ale bieielbsn @nabens unb Silfsmits
tel, bic aad ie batten? Sber seb0rit ou
elmer anberen Stride ai., als iie? Sber lit
@ottes Nrm pertir;t? bic Suele ieiner
unsnblideH grbarmuns unb Site perfect
ober perminbert? limb nenn ni6t, parllm
ioltet ober warum miait bu ni9t aud
mad berieIben 9eilisteit auf Grben, nod
berieIben SeIisteit unb 9errIi9teit i'm
l6immel itreben? Die Seilisen trusen
emit ba1eIbe Sleii9 unb gIut NIT ii9, wie
bu, aber ibre sewiiienba tie
se9en sic Grbarmuns
unb @nabe erbob tie iber ben
niebrtsen 3ufanb Der per.
q aturunb a d te lie
su 9eiIisen; bieielbe Sreue sesen bic
Barmbersisteit unb 9nabe fam in Dir unb
fur bid aud baiielbe wirten. @iIIit
b q : CT ni9t aud bu beilis wers
On fannit es unb bu- mubt es. vOas
lit @ottes @ile", iast Der beiIise apoitsl,
veuere Seilisuns." Oas Weien Der Ssis
li9teit beitebt ni9t in sewiI len auBeror:
oentli4en ober gar wunoerbaren Werfen,
ionbern in Der Qiebe su 9ott unb in Der
Treue unb benz gifer ber Saltuns Der @es
bote @ottss. Wem t6nnte tie, ba Soft
ielbit gu beIfen bere:t lit, gu i9wer msrs
ben. Du m II st beilis werben, wenn bu
ielis uerben wiuf.
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Die @rdmeItcenen Der transSFs
tmen NepoIution erueuern
tfdt.

@oSu ss fibrt, wsnn man bent Yolfe
ben @lauben unb bic &elision nimmt,
wenn man bic sSbse @ottss aus benz Oiients
liden 2eben ausi9lieBt, b. ;. uenn man
bic Yrincipien Der Rspolution pon 1889
bis in ibre n%otbpsnbisen %Gonisquen;en
uerfoIst, bafir bistet wieber cine SSaus
~itration bic fat unslaubli9 i9eiuenoe
s~rausnbaite & II d b 9,
pel@e ii9 IN ben lesten Easen in garis
Susetrasm bat.
S9auplas Der S9anbtbatsn war cine
seweibts bsiliss Statts, bic mitten in ber
StaOt paris selesene Rir9e Saint Nis
epIas bss SbampS. Die Satyiltet
ber &ir6e ip,inst nor in cine rsus Seitens
itraBe Der &ue Quinn. @rioaine ui:SS ioDts
baber gum 3pede bsr StraBenerueiteruns
nieSsr8erifen werbsn. 9em namli9en
!3wsd nal fri5er idon baS dltsrtbNmli9e
unb aIs ioI9ss bO9it intereiiante Yfatrs
sebdubs senant.ter Rir6e gum Spisr ses
falen, pbns bab bic Stabtpsrpaltans ibrsr
yfi9t unb SerbinSli@tsit semdb Elm neies
al anbersr Stelle bafir srri9tet bdtte.
glu9 bic Sdtriitei ioQte sinem iiabtritbli@sn
8ei9IuB uno eincr prafetturamtliten NM
%orbnuns ssmaB obne weiteres nno obne
@nti9dbi9uns nteberSerifen weroen.
SelbitueritdnbIi9 wibtriette fi9 bic aus
itdnbise air9enbsbOrbe siner iol9en Bes
raubun8 unb meIbste HscIrs betm StaatSs
ratb an, beEsn Gnti9eibuns CUR Stunoe
mod ausftebt. Das binberte aber bic
Stabtuertrstuns ni9t, i9on istt sewalts
fam porunjuseben. @sssn 2 R9r Nats
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Mnt Seite MaerbetIi8en.

SHE iinb on Sriidten reid bes Serbiies Gage
Ni6t bieten far9en 9obn iie FIR bic Ylaae,
Ser ii6 Der Qanbmann miib'pou unter,o9en,
Gle baben feline Sofinuns nidt betrosen.
limb iinnis ieiern mir in bieien 3asen
Sas S.it Der Seirsen, bic lid untersosen,
suf @ott %pertrauenb allen @rbenplaaen;
au6 ibr 8ertrauen pltroe ni6t betrogen.
Gle baben fi6 unb ibren Seinb be;punsen,
gle iinb %senanbelt auf bes Seiles gabn;
gle baben Sies unb SeliSfsit errlnsen
S'rum idlieBen mir uns ibrer Siibruns an!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-04

Son bes Niiriten Sodter.-Rattb Is.
a6tmns ibr &atboItfem!
9ie stimme beg perif. Bins TX.

Bir eriuden Sic ~initdnoisf, allen benen
nit eurem suten @iaen unb eurer @unit
bei3uiteben, bic, NIT @eiit besabt unb nit
seniisenoer &enntniB ausseriitet, ii6 on
Bic arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen CUR Sertbeibisuns unb Serbreituns Der
tatboIii9en 0ebre uerOffentIiden.
Gncpclica Yils TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-04

Wir t0nnen eu9 in benz 0oriate, Elm
tatbol. 8Iatt gu s%,inben, nlr ermutbisen.
@ir boffsn, baB aae suten &atboliten, bic
Fh UNI bic Relision unb bas Saterlanb
perbient MAIDEN wolen, in benz Offer unb
bepclbGtisteit fir bieies @ert, bas in uns
fern ausen BON Der b69ften 8ebeus
tn n 9 1T, wetteifern.
Eco ii tn 1881 an ben Bii&of pom aneona.
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Sic Stimnle 9eo's XIII.

2afst euer Qi9t leu9ten Dor ben Mens
f9en, bamit iie euere suten @erfe ieben.
tlnb Der Serr sebe eu9 oa3u Seinen Sesen!
SEQ XIII. an bas in parna eri9einenbe Slatt
Luce" (9eii9teL anian9 1880.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-01-22
Doctors and Doctrines.
Whatever Cruel Creeds May Say
Truth Is Always Orthodox.

Truth is Always Orthodox.
"You know the old saying. doctor, U5i trss
mediei, dao- -athei-where there are three doc.
tors there are two atheists, !" laug he'd Rev.
Apollo Crsamchssse the. other day, to his
friend, Dr.. SIENNA, who had dropped in for a
bit Of talk.
eyes. I've heard II, and. I'll bet box Of
pills against your dry inkstand that some
priest said It. They always battered bad
Latin when they had bigger lie than com.
mon to get rid Of" answered the doctor light
ing his pipe. II tell you, Dominic. you're
way on when you think our profession isn't
doing as good work in this world IS yours is.
They've both been mors'n half barbsroas for
centuries. but we're several lengths ahead OF
you on the homestretch." .e
aBut, Doctor" said Rev. Mr.. Creanehesse,
don't you think your fraternity shows .
tendency to materialistic-"
"Bahp interrupted Dr.. lSeuna; 1--WE show
tendency 10 hum an charity and common
sense. The fences are all down. Why
within Tie past week I've had letter from
my old friend, DR.. W. ". Haddox, Of Pine
Hill, Alabama, saying that he is using, with
great success. PARKER'S TONIC in his
practice, and finds It the best thing for
Coughs. Lung, Kidney and Liver troubles
Dyspepsia Rheumatism, and so on. he ever
struck, and another friend of mine, Or. ]. ].
0atman, Of Csrrolltown, Pa, says substan-
italy the same thing He's big specialist,
too, in chronic diseases, and knows what he
Is talking about every time s.
DR.. Ssuna's statements as to PARK ER'S
- n q a. .
from Drs. Haddox and 0atman, who write te
Aessrs. HIscox & Co, of New York the pro
prietors--in terms Of the highest commeu-
dation concerning this great restorative rem
sdy; and letters from the profession gene
rally confirm the opinion o these physicians
Price. SO cents and 81 per bottle.
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ing Cars attached from Chicago to Baltimore.
No. ts41 Runs dsiiy from Columbus to
kssark, and Nes . and o daily, except Sun
day. between celumbus, Cambridge and
Mansfield.
No Hufs dailyj has B 30. Palace Sleep.
ing Cara attached from New York 10 Chicago
Dinius Car from walkerton to- Chicago
Sleeping Car from Wheeling to indianapolis,
via columins, daily.
No. 8 Rans daily from Bsltim,rs %, san-
dusky and Colunbur; on Chicago Division
daily, sxospt Sunday; has B. b o. Palaoe
Sleeping Car attached to Toledo, via Mon.
resville ana W., &, Z, ERR.
No. q Runs daily has D. Z o, Sleeping Car
attsched fem Baltimore 10 Chicxyo..
Trains No. 2 snd haye through Coach
tstwses columbus and sandusky daily, and
Columbus and Wheeling daily.
No ltRans daily on Chicago Division to
New York, via Auburn Junction, Detroit and
Suspensien Bridge. Has through Sleeping
csr attaoh,d. Dining Car from Chicsgo %
Walkerton. bFs.s ksf -
straitsville Division Trains run daily ex.
sept Sunday.
'Indieats trains run daily.
tIndicate trains run daily except Sunday
NoTR-Where no Time Is given opposite
Stations. Trains do not stop. -se
L. n. CeLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
VIZ RgPPRRr, Pass. Asr, Columbus.
c. Z. LORD Gen. Pass. Ast, Baltimore, r
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PROBATE NOTICE.

| A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fisd |,
| a the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, BY the following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians, to wit:
Fifth partial account of W. b. Hutehisoz
Executor of the will of D. B. Hutchinson. dec d
Second partial account Of O. 8. Sloan Adm'l
de benis non, with the will annexed, Of the
estste Of Nelson Hogue decd.
Third partisl account of T. L. Twinem
Admir- Of the estate of Thomas @. Penn. dec d
Second partial account Of Israel D Moose
Admir- Of the estate of Jacob Moose. decd.
First aud final account of Geo. NcJilton
Admir- Of the estate Of Matilda McJilton, decd
Second and final account Of Thomas E
Bowen Admir- Of the estate of William 4
Bowen. deceased. .fs
Fourth and final account Of John B. briggs
Executor of the will of Daniel Neuhart. decd
who was Guardian Of the minor heirs of Will
liam Gaus, deceased.
First and final account of John Paris Guar.
draa Of Harvey and Martha McJilten, minors
Fourth and final account of Christian Cehrs
Guardian Of Anthony Howell, minor
Second and final account of Stephen Bough.
ner Guardian of Mariah Brock, an insane per.
son. - t
Any person interested may fle written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there.
of, on or before fhs sth day Of February
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day unsA disposed Of,
e. WALTON,
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