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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
-bu5JjG Oi s1sN Asnid ed
DEFY NG The LYNChERS.
"rhe Average Man Doh't Like Troubie
q anl Danger - ''Reid lByncltine.i, s.

"Fhe Average Man Doh't Like TroubIe
y AMI Damger'' - ''ReiI lLynclIing.i'al 5i
. s.l. t"Hucklebery Fimm nleya fln h.t.
In a minute every body was saying it,
and the mob swarns up the Street
towarl Shcrburns house, snatching
down every cl0thesline they come to to
do the hanging with, ,Sherburn, steps
out on the roof OF his front porch with
double -barrclIcd gun III his hand. bAA
Sherburn never su 1 70 words just,
stood there, loOking down The still,
ness was awful creepy and Qncomforta-
lie, herburn ran ms eye Slowly along
the crowd, and WHEREVER it Stratkl the
people tried a little to outga him., but
hthey couldn't; they dropped thoir eyes
AMI looked snelky Then pretty soon
Sher, urn sort OF laughed not tBe pleas
ant kind, but the kind that mGieS you
feel like when you are eating bread
That's got sand in it. ,......t.',..
Then he says, SLOW and scofnful.?'H s''
4"The idea of yoaa lynchmg snybodJl
It's amusings The idea oEyou ttankng
YOU had pluck enough to lynch a man
!}eyause you're rave enough to tar and
feather poor friendless, cast out women
that como along here, did that make
yoa think yol had grit enough to lay
your, hands on u man. Why man 5
safe in the hands of 900 Of Your Kind
as long as it $ daytime and you re not
behind him, oI bsE.a aaw olly yo.i
|. tnto know you: | know yol clear
through Your mistale is, that you
didn't bring a man with you; that's one
mistake, and the other is that YOU didn
COME in the dark and fetch your MASKS
lop brought par Of u man Buck
darkness there -;tnd il you hadh 4 had
him to start yoa, yod'dsa takanit out in
PhloWlnS guiNsty jud .uoiiNs,g yu
Ilr'', ou didn't want to come The aver
age man don't Ike ttoible ana danger'
OH don't like trouble AMI dithgeF But
if on y1half a man-7llke Buck darkness
there-Sh3uts lynch hin, lynch him
i'y0u re afraid to Back dom AFRAID
| you be fOlind QUITO bb whatyou ai9.L
cowardS+-and,so- yoH raise a. vel, an
| hang yourselves onSY that half q Ian !
coat tail aid come raging up here,
swearing what big things YOUR going tt
4 do The pitifnleJtthint OUT is q luob
that's what an army aist a, mob
they dout t tight with courage, that's
orn in them, but With co3tag8 that )
borrowed from their Anass, nand from
ftIieir officers. But II mos without any
man at the head OF it, is beneath pitt
4 u,neSs, Now TIE thing for you to do
is to droop yoar tails and 60 home art
rawl in a hole fiany red lpnching
going to be done, it will be done in TIN
dark, southern fashion; and when they
co 60 they'll bring their masks, an}
tetch a man a'onG. Now lcave-a ant
take your half-a mnmithoFop, III toss
ing lis gnn up across his left arm anl
cooking it, when he says this
a, The crowd washed back Sudden ant
then bro le allapart anliwpnt tearing O.
Very which way and Buek larknessA }
IiHielGd it after thepl, look ng tolerahl
;ileap. | could a stayed, iflf'd want4t
0, but 'pd. .h'twant'to.ds rq agm.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
: How He Acquired AN Estate.
Manchester O. .rler.l

tne day, at the parade Of his guard
the EmpiFor Paul lof Russia was eNd
cessively indignant at one of his officers,
WHO was not good horseman. Cash
ier him, and send him TO his estate, p
said he to the commanding general,
Pardon me, sire, answered the latter,
"he has no estate. : Then give him
onen exclaimed the emperor as he rode.
away. This answer was not only orig
inal, hnt imperial, for, having boen once
uttered, the emperor must keep his prom
ise. TSb9 oiioer, therefore, was made
possessor of an estate, in order to livdl
in banishment upon it. atsxosf
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21

"in Chicago" said James Whitcomb
Riley, II recently saw q humorist with
a sad heart, Ten i,yck White, the
author of lakeside Musings, in The
Chicago Tribune He was sent once to
visit the Wisconsin poet, Miss Fannie
/ riscoll, and secure ali of her contribu-
ions for The Tribune. He not only
oaglt up all the lady's writings, but
won her heart and married her She
81 IN less thaL year and Mr.. White
"r suce her death has lived apari
men SO far as possible He is
el, melancholy, lonely, and seldo
CHS or talks. He tolls and makes
rrs merry, but is himself strangt
mir, h
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Liquifying Oxygen Gas.

4 NJ. Cailetet, French chemist, has
found new. substance by'whieh oxygen
gas can be hluifed. This material is
foremene,. or marsh gas, which, under
slight press, re and fooled in cttylcne
lit boils under the ordinary atmos-
pheric pressure lis resolved into au en-
tremely mobile, coorle S liquid, which
in passing again into the gaseous state
causes such a lowering Of temperature
that oxygen in its neighbofheod is al
once liquifed. eea- a tr...,.r b... a.,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
F.ned for Car 'iessle 5.

lu England every chimney-pot ii
catches fire pays flno, and for oy,sP
call on the fire department the man o.
whose property the fire takes place is
fined if it can be shown that it was due
to carelessness. " -o' .a
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
1eii ions kbotls,6es.

tt.A Etl&fN5 New 10 * P's.E Efit} HItttE
,aaNr, lEyF. i'm I hprn, the explorer Of
British Guiana, has made another OK
petition to Tire interior Of that colony
with a view to ascend the Roramima
mountain When he was last able 10
communicate VITA a friend in George,
town, which was, in the early part Of
December, ne had ;fstended the slope of
g the mountain to heightof95, 500 feet
IIe says that is was lovely spot, "a
very garden of orchids and of most
beautiful and strange plants. On his
way to Rorainima he passed through an
Indian country in which ahe found an
extraordinary state of I, ings, There
we're no miss onarieS, but the Indians
had built churches Of their own, in
winch for six hours aday men, woInen
an children ware engaged in perpettssis3a s3s!!s s3asA!!y
repeating the ten commandments an
the creed, wnile occas pnally ymembers of
this strange congregation would increase
the general dlseoru by singing psalms
or hymnS. alma,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
aaloetaw Or nina ], Honor.


H., TWaE9m tlnaU =. lAll lns MonicIeII -,8
A gentleman here conversant with the
indian character says there is point Of
lnenor among even the worst OF TN
+, hoctaws hard to hnl among white
criminals. When q Ghoetaw has been
tried for a capital 0 .ense and con
demned to execution ne is allowed to
choose te wetn lian ,ings1nd shooting.
G is then paro,eiiand allowed perfect
freedom until the day OF doom. Every
one Of these criminals elected % e Shot,
J ,atd every one kept his pledge and ctitc
lack t0dieg Gfii a#s1ag1I 5uH d9Hs 8
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
Tie ISuzzy Bee.

A bee man says there is a vast differ
ence between the scolding hum and the
happy hum of a bee, and one who is
versed in bee language can tell whether
the bee means to sting or not, tf
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
iiPiiladelnhin Itenonl. |.

( fi hHdPtdladelphia itecod.h tNBEh 44T
= They sent him round tue circle fgir he,.
To Low before the prettieSt ttr3. "'"
pm'bouud TO say the ehoiegshe made ~ a
A ereditable taste diSpl lyel;
H Aith ugh, can't say What It me mt,
M The little maid looked iii contentst eai
b Il Hi task was then ,ane u hegun: atk ulY
To kneel before tho wittiest one ..,.... Al.
u Glce more the little mai sought he,
.uEg And bent himd WA upon his kneaa 8dI
She turned her eye uion the u or
@ ID think she thought The game It ne. '+
WV He circled then, hiy sweet beheSt
H To kiss the one lie lbved th beS4: n to'
For all she frowp u, for al she chid, r..,,
'' He kis that little mai edit, 1 '
tlMAnd th'n thcIgh why can't decide,E
Tie lutte mail lonke satisfied, ,,..,-,-.
y.-.sCAPTURE OF THE CONDOR. 1R.r
How the Monarch Of the South Aineri.
I 3Et can Nc mltains Is Ellsnared. at yb
Isug f8TaGlIand and Water. sssni&gsS
That magnificent vplturA. of South
Amcri u, the great ,ondorof the Andes,
is not exactly the Kind of game that
would appear todelHt itself most readily
| to theatr Pners art; = Two OF THIS
birds W Il attack ateow or Lama and kill
1T with their terri lie leaks and caws, 2
says ev. q. e. Wool, AMI, added to
this strength an Gipow, rs, 3there is it,
unparalleled lower Of flight, which en-.
ables it to hunt the preserves OF halt a
| do en- states, cross the yaSt mountain
|. ranges in Search OF new meal, or hang
suspended ION the watch tor prey at 4
height when even Its monstrous el Jans
of wing is reduced tn an almost. !hNfSi
y bleipont Yet carlion and "a naked
savage bring this monareh among .birds
TO tglioF,9ts stFt aati sf,,s,,.sl-,.s-.,
| They IRE ta'en al c by the, MeXi au
! indians anil haif-brtc 5 in d manner
/ which, though S m. lie in itself, requires
9th nerve and str, llgtn in the trapper
The sole apparate CONSISTS ot~a newly
? 2Gayed skim of a COW olsCbuifaloa This
.tlle Indian places on the ground hai
downward Oh some bare spot fire
quqnted by large birds Of prey an
then craw ing underneath,{ turn
over on his back and waits In a shor.
time aeon sor comes 0verheads wheel
round and deScends onathe hide I'm.
meIiatcly after bis talons touch tn
skin the Indian Sci aes the legs, ana
Stirling oycrwaelms the bird am,
lipds hin with thongs kert ready; d
pro ess, however, which usually meets
I With very stubborn res stance. 81 ' ~
lal t is Just this weakness for rank flesH
that is the betrayal of all tulture kind.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
Reg ulahtlng The nel.gloo.l reinpera.,,ir.l =

1uB4 fi G3tsE CIV y 9lK faneEE EaT VWis
Wien the members Of the Rev. ly,
PaXton's church, in, " est. Forty seconi
street entered lhat e,EYicc last aijhatV
morning they wcl@s s:atfi led at wiEl
lseenqds the ma4 esoS r.,ss cannon p4n
WudingrlroAt. tw.' ReMs. Oh either 5 d,
OF the php.t QQl't&o AhWs' m the ga,
lhry. fheSe dangerous ieoping o. ,5eCt
awe4 E, how, yrra slnpesss tels tinrmoit
etr6, Which fHid,ert !. aud record IN
me rs of electricity tne temperature r.
any distance Z tfat1 h@Hs9&a a5a4 g
< iThe sexton pew now looksgike tn
Sho sol a dea Ter ins ientitic INSTRUMENTS,
The telethermom ,terS We're tested whiit
the service, was III progress. The in
strumehts In tile se%Aonspaw marked
Rrespettiyely Ga loofs llahtaa5t loor lett,
hallery right. Gqll-r lett J inlica te,,'
and recorded tie temperature. in thoSt
regions ttlicnait rise anyNhtre above
the normal, ,atlle sexton sanflytunrlA
berankAard adlni It d 3eool air and VIC
versa, s-.
\ The c perrin Il 8 with t6lametry are
made chiefly iii Il toftlince with thu
wishes ofFIrnstee l'islo, b who belle G
| that q cong fegation Wi Aqlpens 500
last summer on .ntg'rlor decor itionS an
APPARATUS for ytntiIatihg and heating
Itshoyd not be sub. ected, asitshIs1been
|g during worship to the arno osanco O
diSagrqeablc atmoS9he il chang
r. d.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
About Equal.
lNorrislown Herald.

A German scientist says the attract
i've power of the earth is 1870, 600, 0ot
900, 200, 900 tons. This about equals
attractive power of the roller skatin
cinks in this country. .-..
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
Thurnh-Sail Drawing.

iNiffcd ~ J HneSl .-N "
In collections, eonturies old, 0tqe be
seen in China and Japln, are specimens
,ofta very peculiar and striking style of
drawing done with the thumbsnal.
which is allow, d TO- grow very ,lopg,
then dipped into ink and in = spiir,ptd iir,i9
outline presently appears the figure Of
an animal, a,Buddhist pilgrim, or per
chance bactrian camel; a man. per
haps, With implements, of handicraft
hanging from arms and shoulders, or il
Ilay be a wayfaref or roadside mehai.
ant Occasionally these bold touches
ron the hant o., a master in this de-
Y aftmcnt OF high art are lfe-size, and
pare s@etchcd Ey a'feN sweeps Of the an
t,sts aima I6kGthe simple pen.andiiak
/ httches Of that .eonntfYaamany ioflthese
thnmb-na treasures are mounted and
rolled up like rolls.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
Dom petIro'i Band.
sag itltft 8Excrqli =. s@f

Ilom Pedro, of Brazil, main aims as al
part Of his establishment zone OF the
finest military ,lbands. in .tleg wprll,
slAIlen the court is at .Go this Imp rial
band plays in the tro'jital nights IN thG
Lack iliorsd S uare iwaile tner tltIskS
era ilians stroll II, outy tn walks. o. cal
ices an drink Vine at.ltLle ta les un-
der the palm trees. h-..,.. .......
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
Rat nr the First Potato,

The Caterer says that 'the potato in
trodueed into England in 1850 was first
eaten as sweetmeat, stewed in sach
wine and sugar" e's
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
.tlLn.Le..pa e MY II e.

i" sIl bua JJt hch Ase4s 4ss stvgbqs8sb
sta1 he shell Of the 90 oput which nil
a few Years ago was cons dtrod wholly
wortlle5s, is now eagerly soa sht tGf
by spice manu- actnr'fsafts- auil ter
ant. hcn.grehnitsntosa tine power
it is known to the trad! as spice m.x-
tItle. va 'P"
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ncongeniality

.NsM % lArKatSaw Traveller fa ~" "' af"
,- Some of the greatest books have been 81
produced Ander the most trying circum-
stances ncongeniality sometimes
arouses within q man a power of whicl
! he was not aWare; but, on the othe b
hand, it tends to the destruction
pure humor, which is the life blood of
our best fiction. 2i1 dl| *EH T#fN a%In#4
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
MaEne's Entlians.

There are 407 Penobseet Indians in
Maine who receive annually about 81
apiece, state aid. The Passamaquoddies
number $40, and receive about Si3
each. 5tI Hur4 FH T94,.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
4 Higher Lot.


w" Father, it lis great gift Of the 20 Is
to be born With hatr4d and coalempl
OF all injustice and meanness, Ours
q higher lot, never to have lie I au
ttucklUd, than to have shared honor
won by dishonor. s4.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21

regular eating at restaurants is be
ming a fruitful source of dyspepsia in
our cities, according to an eminent
writer on hygiene, t@rar.sa
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21

= -en0 9A' NtrG .slsca al saasL sU9
% The En-. .sllsh haye een 3 horslFr eng
people for something I.aj l,1jb years
and in the time OF hlng Athelstan, The
most acceptable present w4ich q foreign
potcntate considered h, could make him
wac that of some running horses. S''r
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21

ITFNTtE tSKI7F TV''7J
"A good story Is in circulation about q
Mr.. Moody in Milwaukee He was
asked in the convention whether he had
grace enough 10 sdaf at the stake. He
replied =. 0 J.: don need it,. all I
want Is grace enough to hold this con.
.yention for three daysin Milwaukee" =
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21
Cali-LoYe Has It's SubIimitles,


fIf ~ li1S'iN'''A VI
Mr.. Grant White has lately remarked
that he can be no worthy man who has
notbem half a dozen times h. al over
ears in dove when a boy The romance
Of such attachments strikes deep roots
in the youthful bting,' although its bios
SONS are so ephenieral. Chifalrous
ceiling is developed which it takes a
deal of worldly Wisdom to smother in
after years The bIue,eyed Damon Of
I ycXing his young life out over Eua
cid an aAorists, feels his heart beat
heoric prophecies twenty times a da,
when he thinks of the faxen locked
Musidora, whom he secretly kissed al
the last Christmas bal, and who, he
has sworn if to himself, is to be his wife
when heis a man and can work. ..
When we observe this sentimentality
in a boy we derive great amusement
from it, but it shoiild raise the lad III
our eStimation. lie has something in
him to which IDEAS appeal, and his
rlydevelop.d susceptibility will to
use beautiful but forgotten word-en
gentle his nature. III .vi.ygs.4., 4.f.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21

"a Mortgages arc pestilence and debts o4
are aileglIlar clio era Estimates die ei1Hsi
Under them. Churches. sicken and have n 4
to be set up with nights, individuals
sIaine away, wives and children become
.dislleartened in the mortgage season, ,spyz
and the financial grave digger is busy
5{'ay and night. swalnps. and dirty ...;
shouses were the black death Of Europe; W.T.
debts are the plague of America. lal r5laaw
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Chinese Petroleum.

p, ~ IH"NV'''l'F'VI ~, N elIa8l
Explorers have discovered petroleum II
in Formosa, about twenty miles to the
south of .ke-1 ung. At the latter place n
are the richest mines of bituminous coal sTs
in the CHINESE en- aire. Thus far.the ,oa
o eminent has refusel permits for the
Sinking of wells. ~ e ''''''l'' -e''t495
y,li NJ Z -sl5ITla lAi ait ---sftass57 $50
.iu 174 The ATab's sStees, aaa s.ss .ra
III The Arab eompels hisgllorse TO feed s.
fom the ground in order to maintain
fio curve of the ia, kb0ne 'RaDS" Pt' i2 20
Whitehall Times; in studying char, ..s'
aeter do not be blind to the shortcom-
llgs OF warm friend, or the virtues OF At'
a bitter enemy. 80 IS . ja e2as 7a-r
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2i. A fact not generally know is that -
Charles l ickcns isl OF pselidonyms in
tclulcd "Tibbs' and ''W. F., in atldi- 't q
tion to 81 o. "v.ui )" and 'iGodtrey. stl
sparks" Several Of, his early MSS.
have he er found their way. into print. p,
: These are a burleSdue called "O"fhcflo,"'7
y ropos;tls fort n Ssttional Jest Book. ~ sgc
"a x Aonopolylo ,ue,' which deals with. ggi
the adventures Of tailor and his friend
at pping lunt, and a song called =.
& sstwett etsy gle, ,4~'' .1a'' aqua -4a.'
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21

Something About E.ann!maaan Dogs.

Something About ESqutman Dogs. "'
'5'hA Lieut.. 3 'hwatSa st. 4 no rs i.ii fi
4a You boys who have a fagorte Carlo
or Nero at home may like to know some
thing about the Esluimau dogs asking
what they have to eat, and whether,
like your own farorites, they get three
ameals day and any numberlofs inter
mediate lunches. 10 doubt you viii
think that they really should get ever so
much more on account of their hard
work in pulling the ,sledges, and in such
cold country Yet, hard as it may
seem, the Esquimau dog never gets fed
oftentr than every other day and gen.
orally about every third day, while in
times OF want and starvation in that
terrible country Of cold the length ot
time these poor dogs will go without
food seems beyond belief esgun..
i once had a fast team of nineteen fat
EsQpimaq dogs that went six or seven
days between meals Tor three 0nsecu-
tive feelings before they reached the
journey 's end and goal food :. and al.
though they all looked very thin, and
were no doubt very weak none Of them
died, and yet they had been raging a
heavy sledge for a great part of the.
time, other trayeler5 among the S,
qWmaux have given equally wonderful
att cunts of their powers OF fasting
The EsquImaux have many times oil
want and deprivation. and then their
poor dogs must suffer very mu h., But
when they are fed every other day With
I good, fat walrus me It, and donot have
too much hard work to do, they will get
as fat and saucy and playful as your
own dogs With threa meals day 1851 ~
enc of the very last things yoi would
7 imagine. to be good for them is the best
fool they igetTthat1 is, .!qugh walrus
| hide, about an inch in thickness and as
wiry as sole leather Give YOUR team
! Of dogs a good meal of this before you
start, take along aehght ,supplglof it for
them, and you can be gone a couple of
weeks on Il trip; when YOU get back
I feed them up well, and they will be as
fat and strong rs 9ever in very few
| days a bgiAypb9 ls,a llaI uae ~.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21

A hill IN he entitled an "Act to Incorporate the
town of Johnson city, in the 'sounty OF Wash
ineton. TO proylde for an election OF officers,
prescribe theie duties and for other purposes"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-21

Debts Are shra Plague of Amarica. y, A.. 81,
fE lI.iti n'al fxpress1 " ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-11
GoIs! cob! 0pls!

Gs tpirb bierrtit befannt aeeeben, bot
nerlte9elte Gn9ebote In Der gDuntpsNxet
tors Office biz sum 81. Nppember 1888,
Sormittass Q 11br, 5pr 2ieteruns bon Sun.
bert &lafter guten, trodenen Staple S0laes
altn 9eprau9 fir's gourtbaus unb @efd1a.
nib IN Der Stabt ct. gleub, Stearns g.,
gttnt1., entge9en9enDmmer1 tperben. Der
Gpntratt ptrb benz peranttpprtliden, niebs
rigit Btetenben iberlaiien. 30 &Iafter mil.
len iofsrt nne Der &eit Dor Benz /. Sebruar
1885 seiiefert tperben.
3. g. SammereL n,.
8arnebS . s be + a. S'"'''"..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-11
NetIoteu.

Ben Sreitag lbenb big Snmitaa Naam,t.
tag tpnree IN oteier Staot elm e9tes Nprcer
Sai4enbRa, entbaltens ettpa $75 BOAR uni
cine Inaabl tpertbporer Baptere, nls Noten
Banf . lertifmte n. I. ~. perIoren. Del
.reolibs StaSer mag sas 8aargelb snsdh1ss
ten, toenn CT bic tr benz Taf6enbu6 enf6af
tenen 8~ertbpapiere abliefert.
IA. Carl Serberaer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-11

81 Oss ssab.e 8orrstb on 9eber.4
uno GssnS&iaasn, Banbleser. unt.
aflss sur SansfwAfdine @eb5rtae ~
~Sertaufes bsi 0ebrlber Rsienberaer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF So.
County of Stearns. In Probate (sourt
In the Matter of the Estate of John Miehae
Knuettel deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons hayins
Knuettel late of the County of Stearns deceased
that the Judge of the Probate Court of said Co
will he ar. examine. and adjust claims and de.
mands, against said estate, at his sfice in thu
Monday Of each month for the next six months
and that six months from the 9th day of Octo
Der 1885, have been limited and allowed by sale
Probate Court for creditors to present theil
claims.
Dated this 9th day ofoctober A. D.. 1885.
John Preschirn Executor of the Estate of Jshr
Michael Knuettel Deceased.
PETER BRICK.
Judge offrobate.
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