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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
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Those birds 90 hrGiign' p'lmasr rIr
Wild IN tho Indiaa .Inei,-. 'trIi frs)
about the ricv i...s. aud frequent 20,
sasr,J ,r,~', aiuos tho rpad Irlus
Road Ihos, tAa, ~ ilcul 'h' n'rsaa
Trunk Road anil stroll ahDu, iD N'
vicinity 4 tho village Hvc Slu"-i 10
tame and ,%car,,.s iu tto prv~ar' oi
mAn ~ the duur.'t.at"a once that %,
proudly strut ahul' thc iteb ~ a.
American ,-,Hair, house.
The reason for their mru" l.
found ~ the lat that ,h"y a~o, iu
common with mHHy thins- ln tu'h ,h'
animal HuI ,~cs,,a'" kingdoms. ar
held sacred hy tGr Hnduua Tho az
ttycs mover hlui, 'ush'op ur 'u".'.'
the peacock, in any way h,,Sr ~,
ara hold Sacred - their va god H.
narya. H. pathological timcs. vh'u
the gods made was upon sr'a other,
This deity. tho H.ud 90 Wa. nri Coo.
oralIs-ino - IA, Armio. ~ tHr .sis,"
So. believed 10 r.c - ba''.r uT-,, q
peacock ln consequence ~ th's 'r7.
ditinu. Mo plou. liUdop thluAs u .a".
riIcso :, harm 90" martial 'ot (, ur 10
aay suy 90 sloo ti d,r-prct
III" Rsirr warriors ass! 80 "a a.
wnr wrariu. prpe,~k.ioa.hc Ia ,h.Ir
,Irbous. and cyrH nos the t~l.cr'
that thrsv inR. rraJu shcH tH"y hoa,
tnuud.r. bccuu4o the nni~r h U..'ssr roo
for the do 80 hairr Il Wa ~ mr. 70
pretty ,gbt & ,sn these brtllisa'
plumaecd ls-!, ..h.s.ag about op the
Grand Trunk Road. h,lfta'uR .n their
sscr,j security from m"la~'aapn n
thoy -,ru;tci proudly about, "r sipni
siiil aud srrrsd ;hcir gr~c eou- ,sl'.. y
seemed io "a" Gi and prop that .lri
bright Ornament - "a" .Jug,' sh03.a
t.c protected 'ruua ~su,Do yioiouc" a.
the hands ~ a
Ia certain d,s'ricts N" British gov.
.rumcu, has male ss. foTadddins 80
shooting Of I",r-iy-ls ny L1gii'L hgut
ing psr,ic.. or b. .pldlsrs irom he gar
ri-,u.. tn. Z. done from IA. fcsp-~'
that tho Gov -rnfncn' slspys dr.irss u
-hos 10 IA. Religions pr~iadicps - ~
natives Ia other provinces, h0Se'er
81. natives while they refrain from
mole.tng ,h. ssrrs~i 'osls thsm-lrs.
oScr NJ ~obl~rti0U. ~ IA" shootiag q
them 10y Eng.i.a ~.rort-m"a
Wher. there are ro nst.vo ~pre.ualr"'
n ~ consulted. h ',oyerum.ni rsihs'
encourage -. sport than ",hsrsl."
The o-icer. and soldier, ~ the gsrs
sons are usually cen sgsorts'nsu. $40
every f~sriliiy 10 grated them ior Pea
fool huntag. t-~-sa.s The sport q. cyu
sid.yd excellent tratning ! n the us
Of ar~arm. The uvs Ango-lSGN'
sportsman scurns IA shna p"a-tos
~ith any ,h.us pat a ren, h~-so.~
With 9 shotgun II. sport e h'lis 90
than msrr slaughter VIZ a re-.
however. tho s~iliiEg become. a uss,isl
Of ssili. and solder. sho .p.ns a gy.-
shar- o, ,hsi- Line In .hoonss a, o. InI
p-arccss With ,h.ir rise.. would -
.ur~ 20 arqg, thcpsslvos all the Nor
orr~ai,sbly M shsrp-.hor;srs 90 ~
feid ~ tattlc- ThoBsaJ sAcsa'. ~ 40
klcA01s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
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-Hvosrp - a sU So ~ {. 80
30 Aisg &c ns~s r4s. & r4asssf
.sln 80 tSsv revsrA~ov - thr AGA
"a euats esA - - mA4
"a "a tar see 'r u, teNs
loc~N-' Als svasr lortA sna 49, -
atspais G IL iixht y.szes he nat4re.
bnA 90 ~ ssh vate '0s % tA ,r
r~ga,sr .tr,s - 80 a., ae 1s
aa-og, vts rv5 ga 40 sa tae
lal,~r a b,E4t sA h~s
stF-- r-arlas t~skb a. fnrv~
,ard a.a, 49, aHtlaa s~i ~ = -li
b. sac PrvvNaius s@s. svFa % Aes~
'saey hsrs
l~liev h-q~a otter saA ~ cav
variety ~t pe ,s- .uM m. so~N
ss e,rth ~p .,.. mes'a ar1 -
,.-a e4t th- Sees Ioas ssfsi
lnosar, satin - IS ry~ rt,.l Ns has
$3.50 b,al. ap. 'f satr,y .s4
~',!-. ,u ,av h.sh prtoej ~a~A
- aenf. ,aa t,as 'd1r The asas
NeSnarsyl go ~uJ'ihs co,isr, '~s
go gss. so '@ef SOS - thr $50 -
'r1a, sti t- tolls - iasAin aisle e -
49, is,, q I-. tst case sa- stN'
ins ~ .-Ni 1D-u ssh 80, "' h 'Nsi
.,ios lh~n ~hys vhr,sn of~ the als
,.-ar.p,- - b-tss gasd uHrtan hva'
sil1 that u4a'stsI MAaN ~u1ct tn'
these ,uur amre's - h,.t1 t"t
sAAiae, sUj pusi.r 60, .sofe u,sicfa'e
,avii- iiN' d, any u,rc 'rm thtri''
'gIr ~ fagt, We iu,hs- fu ',egth
thvsc aHv Hu-. 80 .r4s5 10 s,~sh.r
- the fsur~ .HI bs,eA t's ra'.e
ullT ta.s covers tie ca - 49,
'gtn,,i ur iH~ s'l that r'tshoi y,'
-argle1 90 .as 6iGa fHr, Hatlt l't
,.'c. uh ~,..tu ..t .s-' 'f
1884, .,.F 4sl vi -. t'- ~
r-..1p tsf, g. w." r.
ruHas. .br D., short 100 ~N'@.n
NuN~herv frw .H Co r'H' lut"''
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
n q NAPKIN.
Now IL Careless. IA. uarr-i to. Career
OF ,sr..t tr'n.h trit',

II" law ~ The NAPKIN j. hat rt-.Io.y
understood. One az our e, "e' .i
metropolitan contemporaries iriur;U.
an Eager inquirer thHt I. j. ha1 ipyu "a
fpid the napkin after dinu'y, bti tic
proper thing IS 20 throw u vi;h a.E.,-
goat disregard ou the table beside th"
plate. ~ Ia fold II would b. 90 r.1at pa
On ,ao host. ard imply u familiarity
that would not ocf, ~ invited guest.
b., the ,holght'ul reader will asrrc
with vs. that this studied disorder ~
likely - b" a good deal msyo trying 20
"a ia-,idious hostess han an uu.tg1t-d
replacing - The napkin In gro- nrT'-f
beside the VISITORS plate. The proper
thing l. "a lola the fabric with m
~u,,cn,a.ipu- carc. aHG lay Il q % IA" .rtt -
the plate. Ear from the liqu.d~ tea auG
coffee. aud thu. testify 10 the hostess
that her care IN preparing the table has
b.-,a appreciated. The napkin has
played famous parts In tho fortunes ~
nsn and women. II was onc o!;he poiui.
admired In Marie stuart that. THANK.
Ia her exquisite bresdiag In III" Cogr,
q, Mario de Mcdici. her table ~a- more
imposing than the 'ull court 81 hoT
great rival and ex~cu,ioncr. EiEAtsth.
A. the table of the latter the rudesi
forms were maintained. the dishes ser-
seryed on the table. and the grsai
Queen helped her-el! Ia the platter
without fork or spoon. q page standing
behind her with q silver ever Ia hattie
her fingers when the sc.h had been
torn from the ruasts~ A, the court u
tho empire, Engenie VA. excessively
ts-tSaious The Use 81 n napkin and
the manner 81 eating an .g1 made 80
rlia.d the career OF a guest THE great
critic, saint Beuye. uas disgrarrd and
len 81 The visiting list ,--ranse a. a
b~rssfas' WITH the Emperor and I'm
p~r-, ai the ruilicrie. he cz~rcie..ly
opened his napkin and spread !, over
HI. kGees Aad cut his eg. in 'wo IN thc
middle The cogr; etiquette ~prs-rr.h-s!
thAi the hal''i0ldcd napkin sb0Gld lAc
o. ;he LEI, knee IA b. u---i ia the lea.,
cb'-lsiye manner In touching ih.r lF~.
and the sgg Was Va b. rser.ly broken
on the larger erG 9th The edre O, Tie
spoon and drained s.iA it, Up House
49, Bsy.4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

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go q. ~
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1888 E~ 80 - 1853 a. - NA 49,
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s'-@ ~ A@i 40 F~ysss 49,
ss~a a nrgsg ~ s~.s a~r ~ tAAN -
,ssi sss. tAs ~~a tAssssss sr~sgpn~ss
as A4ass. 70 a fsss~st ~ nsAAes
fyfAast ~vssr tAt AtS .6ssss
Nss sa2 Z. ~ss svrsss sod ~ asF sav
4, s~& tAp s~n' 81 Nhet sArss q 90
. .ve@s~ -s~s taafss s~a. 4sa
10 ~ rs~x 49, ssa Ma 80
ssat H. fs~tSa b. a5tsaA a. maF
taa4~ - 80 ta~t&sg &c. 1sas 4f~sssssa
~ s1NFss 80 80 ~ $50 ttaaa " "
A~s ~ eupssat 49,. H. Ae-' - taas
49, fs}s tS.t ., $50 $50 Ha % 60
sys~ rssss.~ wsFv sAe w. t~-taas 80
&c., " ~ Ns4 Naass h-ss1 eg-s
Bee 49, &sn ~ ia s~ss 49, ~
'1.ed A4s Ae-s,v 60 ~s. 49, 49,
WuH.A r.ss@s~sS brass 90. - -
.l,sse .ssaa ~fses r-fs~ 10 49,
ss-.as a y esz a. ~ 81, q sf4
~ $50 Es1 ,na t.,'sf '~ .
.~rts~A 49, 10 lss ~. 49, 1asa "
Al,
i'ss.N ssvt- $50 f@~s ~Ap 49,
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an aRAsiAN siMocr.
Dreaded s~sssstsO nsssss~s y, Tpss-Asss
wss Ws,e t..ast 70 ,sa~


sn-sa l. trs; ro,n ~ 9 .sasli base
"a Ia n,r.nssa. ~; g4irkr .psv~assg
ihe c.rl Aisaaes-. sa.artiea~. .isuly.
-i-'~ ws. -sf aly. ne tzi, pll.Afs 'ag
'ls A loo. ~ay ". &arss-lag NAs
at-..a Phrsr Asd tuagiag ~th ths~
sr,s: dcstr,ic,lsn In uhs -hirl ire
nd b.o~s 9th no 'o-yo cfa hu~
'AAe. hiii. - ~aaA a, ;Asea ly. 49,
1rv ,.ta~r scattered os Arv Asa
~sA'hru~i .utu go h. uhrr~tv 80 a..
storm chooses q drf.,-.t th~m. So tai
The dsacrt = dotted with 'r4u~f'.t
, shl'-us 'a1d rAngcs tnaes ,h~.s Asv
burtsd sAoic caravans ~ traasN
travellers NSd even Sruic. Th- simela
i~aPp,svi - ARVo annihilAi~1 ~ -
ml,- - nnachcsib and ~ IaHsy~.
- trrioiy dry IL TIN. air in thsso
s,urui, that IL - tAtsl 81 vvgetsr'e
shtie the density ~ the das'--laa-i
makes t aimus, lup'sIhle ~ hrmrn
being, a. brcaihr. ihi. give. Fl. tp
~" eisN 'Ha, the Wind c1nta ~. drs4i5
toi.on hence the Agahir simu-sr. siatl-
fyirc a ~pot-oncU. sind ~; ' l. -
more vuisunous than ary other wlaa
H. 'ataI qualities tssins s.up., e.. 81
c,s-ivc dryu~ss and thc quAat.iy - Luc
sand With which u b. lnadt4 Tie
n~mps~u,l ~ Tho air IA. boon .nuu n
~ ri.r to ISIS degrees. and It. dps. cai.i
,r,y, q, ..,n h. lr,.-d up u,atth. aud
no.,r.... Ia .sin s-.,sns. lut~u-r
" "a.
and tnabIlt, 1, .,,.p The ,u.c u.t..
pi.l IA p,As!pr gwen 80, ,.-ls,
tS,u,.1 . fes minute. and tscnt, n
t,cn,,.fnar hy4r. to biN,, .,a,Ir
hrhipi II pmi.ia.,b r,ldrr. ~ uf th.
p.fl thai travelled Ilr huJ. isrh.et
ulr q tlr .uI,u. - wu.' r.. .,.I EEL. o..
nr,p'h . out ~ 'h- .Nly -ti H. bod
drHInpu-.tin hHs t.u.. % s.' tu. UIt.
pa. '-,h to .l.. t.I li, lrrr,-- .ra
cone .t,ue,. 80 Chat D., jruYs or a.as D.
l..,4 eng t4, s,a., easily.
Al.at - oni..rs sleeping ou 'ls
ru,i o. O..urra. Lt,la Nu.~, 10 j4-'N.
ul.I tFI. recount. th,.g rRI,.t. u, 81.
;hr simeon 'IhrS v,rr u~,,sHu,I
b, "a s...,'.uu - su'us,'."u. url cool
cN...lIusN no. uppYu~.No 'r,lIug So
the t.r. white ~ 'h, .gwa ,ir. "a pos
.riu. su.i. ~ Sulphur ps.,..rl 'L o'
mosphcrc. Ga the fu.Iuv Ing mugn.u
uuinb,r - trcrs boa o." garden e
inind 80 ~ Ni'hct'i Ia r. remarkable
mnnucr II was ~ " "a rtrr'ni ~ ~
about twelve yard, Ia br,'.i'h E-'
pa.>-l through ia" garden Inc ~sirat.l j.
line. smuggling aud d"-ir'yine "'rrl
green thing In IT, cuurrr Entering 90
"a" side and passing o0t ON The other
u. path ~as ~ dchac~I ~ the cJur''
o' u river.
r~all-rnyr was oycriakcn by onc r
these >courr-- In Northern Arabia
After some preliminary remarks "n a.,
advance 81 the simeon. hc pr,s,,rd.
80 dark was tho atmosphere, aud =
burning the heat. tina, i, seemed 'ha
hell had y,-cn from the earth. or De
secluded from above. Bot AZ thu mo
mon, whom the worst ~ tho concern
,ra,,d poison. bias, wa, coming roun,
we v.-c already PROSTATE. one aud III
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12


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q fssa . s~at 80 = . 49, - .4ess -
sr~g .s~.ss ~ 80 ~. s1t serAs@ $3.50
ssessssss .NN go - o. s~saams ~ ~~s.ttssf
itrf 500 +s 49, - ses $3.50 q
hfa - 2 s+@ suA uassFstss . r1ers
80 iAtasrs SOS reset see fastaNs -.
$50 s--sys s.-s=esF $50 ~ Hs~ss &ssa.s
NstsRssss-. t 81 i.asts. ss~@ snssss# 30
avt s-sf sassai
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

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isfs IT, yLs~ssgs vss~ sstv-ng gssssaA
hsslthp wss~sy . log Z .Ms '~ssh
sd '~e-sa,sgsseH '.ssssay 70 . svgsvs
dugtta1 - sss - n-s .ss' - as ssA
,is-s ,vsss ssA .~Tt- y.ss.sla. .sLh
ssJf 'lss.~ 80 Ssssrt~ssr psst~s
-JtVtss.sx~ ss . s1s~zssN Ss2sf
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
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'rss .. ulkhf tg4ftHsns sIrsa @~'ss
bssas ssef.fI.s fsg-s~

Ma rasrs "a tthaS . sssf -
ssB der 80 thea rsnf irssk 49, cns
o. yes surs a.i ~hRt taaEs " yNf lTfs
tsgs 90 nsrfs Num NsH ! fst ~ ,-sFs
srsm I sfus tNasy iAs 20 ~ fHtag ~ g.
bsif,e w.. NAsst. . isls tsH.EaA :
Sss rs t~EfefNst1en fsau gs-.rvs .
hsspas M aFt~s to- sss 80. o. e.
tss sqps< ssFffa ssftftss ps 80 s4Hrss -
~ -dtns 70, stTs 80 80 tees -
$3.50 q 4 sU4 - Fss 49, . 49,
s~rt va sl~NFs 49, thsi is~ " r-fi
~ - iss m~itsss ~ 'hs asy ss4 . '~eh
thtss sH yst M fs1t % - ~ Lsss
" 'sss 49, nssasiss kgt vte~ t.Ys e.
.ses q, fs.N~ y.ssig rarA ~As,ss.t.
ca. 20 fs~~us.~ , ,tfr 81 sasu - ssre So
s,-rasa 90 al sshp3-. thsi .trh sssse~s
80 90. fsaaf tafsN.sssf ~ M so.s
70 - sss~t - ssas sDsta to u ~ sSsg .. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

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log s~s a. 'sse~~s
$50 " sss~~s ls.tSs
lsss ssll hsfvssw s.sfs
hs'- Q a.. 10 A~ssssss
hssssr'y sc 49, $3.50 "a
act ssssse sss. tsasus. a,
- $3.50 - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

srsssT u.s&fs . 81 1890 ~hss
is Ftsr..ha se@ssH - tsae ssn
gfraA A. nssFs.s - 4 . tsss stut
tAst o. Ass 'ses Fmsass - 80 a
a. ~vfs $3.50 iFssFs h~f - - - b
in., s.A ~ s..ase +ssur ~
; e. 81 snrfbhts Ast rsrssr y stesssst.& p
su nee s~esA a. siNf tr-g~ >
tr-s. sc - s~esf ~ hsshs y"
tst . a~ss.Asa "a - tmfsff = sssN vess
49, 80. 80 10 esat - sA~sssss
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

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.sA go -
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

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t~ss .atsss 80 ,.-i 'h- AsAs - 49, 800 81"
a. gasi - .ss fAsss..
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

rprp 4 es@Ss ess~'s uAss. tsss
pfs-A ssss e. 'ssssf 80. NE
ss~s,. 4sas D. ysssaAes1 tsas.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

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fass $500 tAss as SO ksss ssssasA "
ta.t - q 49, ~sssa.~sa f---s~
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

lay oouid. IS q. s~ld. p%,. ~ 90
ayoas So hi' s~t,~nAlhs thg'hisa -
william Nuuh. nHi thvs s~orpfsseas
~ ortirv umo Tho ~F'r~i 8. iet
tsenu yna,', of uHti NJ buaia .
death
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

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80 Nse~ ls>. ~. ~ss,asA a~Nss
A. ss.-aSl
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

-. s~a.i sss-sf-. ...s - So, ssss
" = - .ass iAsA . u..a@3 A.ss
sta So . 30 gask
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12


1890 s"'s
.,e. AZ. -e. .....
ss$~~I 4sa.s VS.
sl-GA.s 49,, $780,, -. ss.1.
sAfrs.~.s ls~g ..-s.~-N.-
- $780,.
L~~ s.s~.Ar.c- ss.f - ~ ass
". ss~.r,- s...Ss = .ssA -. ,rs .ss
Ia s.s - ~.sssg sess---e~ - 50 -sss s-s
Ssss sp.e,s s~es f.'s.s ~. <~rs3. esss~ses
T. 49,.
1919 s.s.@ = .a.s-s..,- esq.
-s.~s. s"s..-s...
..-.,. g...s.s-s ~.s s-A.Aa s. r.,eas.
r~.. 80 800
~ s.-...~. !.
.s. ... G.,~ 49,
va sr~.st.. S..s tls~-. ~ y,s.-
.....
90 ...~ ..s.- >. - ~ .--> . q -s,s~s n. =
80 .-ss~sc- s~~ $500 -'~ ~s = -
-. ~~ss. .- So, ss ga
ls,t~s ~-~ '''' '''"'
* -.~,s, sss.s-~as- - s,es.a. 49,
~sstSs. i~.e -. 49,
ei@ Ra~-s--. ~.~ ,r s--~~.~s.
1865 p.,,s~ - ,ss -a~~-.-ws-.
80 ,aatas 80 =, "a ssasaitirs 40 80 s4rgs ~.
$40 ssnA q = sy.~ ~tfsA 80 s"~ . t's~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-05
Aldro jerks, AttDrney.
order 90 Hear P"Iittou al AdminisIru-
ttou to Seii ts al Estate.

~tTATE OF WISCONSIN. IOWA COUNTY
> G UKr-tN PROBATE
Ia the mater of the estate OF Daniel Dornan,
late of NallWiCk, Wisconsin, dc 'cascd.
On reading and fling the petition OF Bridget
DOuan, adBiuistrauiX of the estate OF said
Daniel DoruAn, deceased, setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come 10 her
hands aud the disposition thereof, the amount
Of debts Outstanding against said deceased, aud
praying that license 90 10 her granted TO sell.
lease OF mortgage part the real estate where
Of said deceased died >ezci. tor the puruose OF
paying said debts and the charges Of Il imiuis
uatiun and 10 appearing by said petition that
there IS not sufficient personal estate in the
hanis o. said administrators 70 pay said debn,
Rud that t is necessary Ia or Ter to pay me same
TO sell, lease OF mortgage part OF said real eS-
tate.
lis therefore ordered thlt all persons inter-
es.ed 10 said real estate, appear before this
Court ag spa cal term there H. d be held ON tne
l5th day o. January, 1855, at the Court House in
the village OF D01gcNiiie, az / O'Clock In the
afternoon then and there 10 show cause 90 any
There shaA be) shy license should not be granted
% said administrators % sell said real estate ac-
eurdius G. lue pTaa er OF said petition
And Ills further ordered, That this order shall
be published fJr tOUr successive weeks prior 20
sali day 81 hearing 10 The Mineral Point irib-
une. weekly newspaper published IN said
county, aud copy thereof shall be served per
soA4..g uu all persons interested In the estate
and resItAE lu Eais couaty, ai laAst twenty days
he.ara die day hereiu appointed FOR tle hearing.
By fue Court
49St JOHN T. JONES, Judge
reElHe Iowa Co.. is Dee isr. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-05
LENT Notices.

TATE OF WGSCONSIN1COUNTY COURT FOR
y iowa COunty-In Probate;
Notice is hereby given that at regular term
of the Iowa County Court to be held in and for
said county at the court house, in the village
OF DOdgevlle, IN said county on the It'll day OF
February A. D 1858 being the first Tuesday oil
said month at two O'Clock III the att rnoon OF
said day the following matters will be heard
aud considered
The application OF John FerrIll and Samuel
Ferrll, executors OF the estate of George Ferrll
late Of said county deceased for the sxamina
ton and allowance OF their administration &C
count, aud the assignment of the residue OF
said estate 10 such persons are by law entitled
TO the same.
Aud il is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing copy OF this order tor three weeks
successfully prior to said day OF hearing, in the
Mineral Point Tribune, "a weekly newspaper pub
lished IN said county.
BY order of the Court,
JOHN 7. JONES Judge.
Dated Dodgeville Wis. Jan'y 81 1888
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-05

CTATE or WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY
> court--in probate
Notice is hereby given that at regular term
OF the Iowa county court. to be held / and for
said county, At the court house, in the vii age OF
Dodgeyile, in said county. on the 18th day OF
February, ID. 1883. being the first Tuesday
of said month, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day the following matters will be heard
and considered;
The application of John w Bennett, for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate
Of Iohn Bennett, late OF the City of Miner
al Point, in said county deceased.
And il is further Oruered that public notice
thereof be given to AL persons interested by pub
fishing a copy Of this order Tor three weeks
successfully prior to said day Of hearing III the
Mineral Point TRIBUNE weekly newspaper
published in said county.
By order OF the Court
JOHN T. JONES, Judge.
Ds.ed Dodseville, Wis, Jan'y 81. 1883,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-05
Dated Dodgeyille, wis, Jan. 81, SIS
C,TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT
> FOR IOWA COUN1Y-IN PROBArE
Notice is hereby given thai at a regular term OF
the Iowa county court to he held in ana for said
county Mt the Court House in the village of
Dodgeville In said county, on the 7th day of Feb
rusry A. D. 1888, being the first Tuesday of
said month, ut ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day the following matters will be heard
ans considered:
The application of Judson l., BealdSley for an
order AUTHORIZE < AMI direct the almiuist n
tor oi the estate OF Jane Fairchild, deces ,ed
to make ana execute a conveyance To him, nc
cOrding to con ract win said deceased of the
fpl wing described real estate situate in the
county of aux, an, state Of Wisconsin, t0-wit.
Sci set. sec 9. town range east
o nw4 sec 3, town 8. range east.
Eia of swi and sw4 OF net sec g. town 9, range
3 east.
NW4 Of II 4. sec l6, town >, range east.
And il is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all pc sons interested by
publishing copy of this order for six weeks
successfully prior 10 said day of hearing in the
mineral Point RlBUSE, weekly newspaper
published IN said county.
BY the Court
JOHN + JONES,
County Judge.
Dated Dodgeville, Wis Dec 9th, 1857 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-05
No,ice 20 Cr-d.Ior,.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR
> Iowa County-ln Probate
In the matter Of the estate Of VIM. VI Cox. OF
Yanktnn Dakota Territory, deceased.
Letters of administration of the estate OF vii
liam NJ Cox deceased having been issued 10
William j. renhalegou,
II is ordered that six months from and after
this date be- and are hereby allowed for the
creditors of said William NJ. Cox, deceased to
present their claims for examins ion and allow
ance
ordered further, that the claims and demands
Of all persons against said deceased toe eXa,nin-
ed and adjusted 10y this court at regular term
thereof 10 be held at the court house. in the
village OF Dudgeville in said county on the first
tuesday Of July, A y 1855 aud that notice
thereof be given by publication OF this order tor
four weeks successfully in the inefal Point
Tribune a weekly newspaper published at the
city OF Mineral Point in said county.
BY the Court 40
JOHN 4. JONES,
County Judge.
Daled Dodgeyille Wis, Dec. 9th tSS7,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-05
Notice 10 Creditnr..

- TATE OF WISCONSIN IOWA COUNTY
Ncourt in probate
In the matter of the estate OF Thomas Harf ford
deceased
Letters Of administration on the etate OF
Thomas Hartford, deceased having been issued
TO William Hartford,
II is ordered that six months from and after
this date be and are hereby allowed for the
creditors OF said Thomas harfOrd deceased, to
present their claims for examination and
allowance.
Ordered further, that the claims and demands
of all persons against said deceased be examin.
ed and adjusted by this court at a regular term
thereof 10 be held at the court no Use. in the
village of Dodseville in said county, on the
first Tuesday of July. A. d. 1883, and that
notice thereof be given by publication of this
order for four weeks successfully in the Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly newspaper published
at Mineral Point N said county
BY the Court,
JOHN T. JONES
County Judge.
Ma. 900
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-05

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