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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-07
Cur High School.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON EXERC!S S.
MUSIC.
Essay-Na.r;re Is Oar eacher.
Cora Wright.
Declsmation--The Love OF BENDING.
S.,fti. Moore.
Oration-The Wooden Wonders OF Amer
ica. Matnfe StrentZ Z.
Essay Common Scbnols Jnn,es Martin.
MUSIC By TltECLASS.
ReadiEg-ocelte at Natural Bridge
Mary Gou.d.
Essay-Wnat 1t Is To Be Educated
Fannie Palmer.
BioSraphy--JamesF F. Cooper. Zor Stier-.
Essay History OF Ohio. Bertha Biosser.
DeciamatIon-Napn-li Anuie PIERCE
Trnns,,iution Snow Bound. Myers Brown.
Essay The Proposed Amendments
Justine 5tiers.
MUSIC RY ID CLASS.
Or.ttion--Date Man From His Goa1
Deeds. Chrtsttne Frsss.ii.
Bioera ply Robert Morris. Ell Rochestcs-
Essay Tire Ruins of Ancient Cities
Anna White.
sny-Bensvo!arcc. Alma Keyre>.
Oratiau-Our Land The Attraction rthe
Wolld. Harry Vail.
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BOTH DEAD.
A Shocking Double Tragedy in Illinois.

A Shocking Double Tragedy In Illinois.
SrnKAroR, ILL, November 6-Last We'd
nesday. Joseph Smith and his cousin,
Hattie Lee, aged Is. started out for walk,
and neither was again seen until yesterday
morning. when the body of Smith was
found in millinery store. The young man
had broken into the store during the night,
lay down upon lounge and deliberately
shot himself. In Smiths pocket was o
letter stating that he had killed his con-
sin and where her body would be
found. Yesterday afternoon the girls body
was found in a corn field near the city with
the skull fractured by club or some blunt
instrument. Smith is in love with his cou-
sin, and it is believed he murdered the girl
because she refused to leave here and join
hin, in Michioap
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Exeussion to Fat Stock Slow at
Chicago.

T ckets vii! be good going Oh
Nov. II and good returning or
regular passenger Trims unit
Nov. 18Th inclusive. RHnnd trip
rate from Logan only 500. Re-
turning trains Will leave Chica-
%. c. & A. depot, at 1J:l5 a NJ
a d 7::sG L NJ.
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The election IN oar ci'Y pnssed
off quietly Tuesday. with IA Dem
.rratic gain OF nineiy-ni'.e. we
uourn fer the Que, but feel
prsairui for the ninety and nlne
that went not as,rav.
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Pan.Ame,fcnn. in Ciucinuati.

CfNcISNArI, O., November 6.-The inter-
national delegates we're astir late in the
morning. The members we're driven to
Clifton and there had luncheon. Several
manufactures were subsequently visited,
after which the visitors were driven through
the city, and in details of four visited the
polling places to witness the progress of
United States elections
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Both Sides Claim the Ohio Legislature.
CINCINNATI. November 6.-Returns from
tie city began to come in early and showed
uniform and heavy Democratic gains. At
ten o'clock one-third of the county was in
and gave Campbell 1900 majority. The
Democratic legislative ticket runs about
300 behind Camphelrs vote. Twelve pre-
cincts in Ashtabuln county give net Re
publican gain; three precincts in Dayt
give a Republican gain of 13.
The Commercial Gazette returns indicate
the legislature 8 Republican on joint ballot
The Enquirer claims it by 6. Seventy pre-
cincts in Cincinnati give l,T00 majority, 4
gain of 3. 400.
NAPOLEON, O., November G.-Republican
gain 80.
YELLOW SPRINGS, November 6.-Republi-
can gain of O.
XrNIA. o., November 6.-Republican G. gain
in two wards of 9S.
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We learn through Mike kienle
thai Lloyd Myers contcmpia'es 70
moving. 10 Logan. and again he
canning one OF our citizens.
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Campbell is on "Torp. Vir- .
is singing the praises, q d unck-
has one Price" Daniel is re-
leased from the lions den. and
Joseph. my son. j. yet alive.
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Convention of Colored Politieinns.

COHventiOn OF CoiOred POIitlcfnna.
New YORK, November 6.-Mr. Thomas
Fortune, the colored editor, has issued a
Gull for convention of the Afro-American
League at Nashville, January Is, 1890. The
object of the league is to take steps to se-
cure the rights claimed to be denied to the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-07

Eli West. us Punch. ana his
Judy Burgess, gave us lots of en-
teriainment. Come aenia with the
little show. It nmuses ns.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

NORTHAMPTON, November 6.-Russell ID. J
fer governor, carried this city by 254 plur-
aliiy.
HoLYoKE, November G-Russell ID. J car
rics this city by between 800 and 400
B.sroH, November G.-'rwo hundred and
righty-iive precincts in Boston give Russell
81, sos. Brnckett %. $40; only one precinct
is row lacking. This shows a decrease in
the Democratic plurality over 1857 of about
200 and decrease in Russelrs plurality
over last year Of aboat $500.
NEW York, November 6.-The New York
Herald says the Australian system was
great success III Massachusetts. Bracket
(R.) is elected by 2e,000 plurality, Eepub-
lican loss of 10000.
Democrats Ahead in Boston.
BosToH. November 6.-Two hundred and
twenty-seveii precincts out of 250 i'll Boston
give Bracket 10, OIL, Russell %, $50.
Republicans Koldins Their Own in Eassa-
chUsetts.
BosToS, November 6-The elections in
this state we're for state officers and the
legislature. The Australian ballot system
was used for the first time. Twenty small
towns complete give: For governor, Brack-
EFT, tR) y 1854; Russell, tD.) 1853; Blsckmer,
(P.h 344. The same towns in 1887 gave
At.es, (R., 2,2ls; Lowering, (D.l Ices.
Goes Republican.
BosroN. November 6.-Eighty towns and
26S precincts of Boston give Brackett 81, ,070,
Russell 33 29I, Blackmcr 1864. This indi-
Gates the election Of Brackett and the en-
tire Republican, ticket by substantial
majorit.
One hundred and thirty towns give
Bracket l9. .541, Rnssel IL, 81. Same towns
in 1885 gave Ames 1896 Lowering IL, 112.
Boston, November 6.--Two hundred and
thirty-one towns and cities outside of Bos-
ton give Bracket 62. $50 Russell 51,9l1.
The same places in 1887 gave Ames 6s57s,
Lowering 53.3S6
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 6-The vote in
Maryland was very heavy. Indications
received thus far indicate Baughmans (D.)
majority for comptroller will be 1O000. OF
which he receives 5000 in Baltimore city.
The legislature as indicated by the returns
up to 1880. will be largely Democratic.
Davidson tD.) FOR mayor of Baltimore is
elected by probably $500 plurality. Cleve-
lands plurality in 1893 was 5042a
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DON'T WANT TO VACATE.

A Wisconsin Federal Office Holder Hangs
on Like Grim Death.
MILwuAKEK, Wis, November 6.-Colonel
Conrad Krez who was last week uncere.
moniously removed from she Office OF col.
lector of customs of this port to make room
for Jerome A. Watrous, Republican edi
tor. says he will step out in couple Of
weeks. but will send respectful protest to
President Harrison. whom he claims has
violated the law fixing the terms of Office
holders. There were no charges preferred
against hin, and under the law lie could
not be removed except for cause, until the
exu;ration of his term
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EnhtD ku0cketl Out.

NEwBuRo, n. Y. November 6.-Jim Daily,
of Philadelphia, and Bill Gobig. OF Pitts
burg, heavy weights, fought q rattling prize
fgh, at Highland Falls. for purse of five
hundred dollars. Gobig was knocked out
in the eleventh round,
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TIE OLD MAN.

I told you the Democra ic
ticket would be elecled by a
large majority. But yon won'd
ride and bet your money and
nnw you see it. The people
didn't want a dictator, third
termer for Governor. They were
apposed 10 the tariff, which ro'
them annuity to pay their tax
es. The farmer don't like IL.
when he has to sell his wheat
TOR y cents ger bushe' and Fay
the n ere a It an5 10 $50 for a de-
cent suit of clothes to attend
church. But ycu wonldn'l be
liavs me. You needed he voice
@! Bob Kil,smillcr, Dave Miller
and Burgess, and The only thing
for you to do now is 10 pay over
YOUR money and learn lesson
Ly sad experience.
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The MaxvI:lc braes 30 bonny,
they all sing Anne Laurie. IN
Hooking they voted for Ncrg.
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Nebrassa 600 Republican.

| LINCOLN, NEB., Oovember 6.-The vote in
Nebraska was small Notwithstanding tie
day was fair oil over the state. The esti-
| mated majority for the Republican state
ticket is from $4,000 to 10000.
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Joe Huffman had DO opposition
for Judge. His majority is about
5000.
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IONA.


CHICAGO, November 6-Tbirty precincts
in Iowa show a net Democratic gain of 2l2.
DEs MolNEs November Gone hundre
and sixteen precincts give Hutchison (R. }
1884, Boes d. 1878; net Democratic
gain PIT.
Iowa very O!ooe.
CHICAGO, November 6-fowa Republican
state committee claim the state by 5000.
The Democratic state committee say it has
gone Democratic by a small majority.
Democrats Claim Iowa by 10000.
DEs MONIES. IA, November 6.-The DEM
ocrats CLAIM the state by from Z to 10000.
Chairman Pray of the Republican state
central committee does not give it up, but
will give no figures.
Iowa Very Ciose-Republicnns Likely
Eave a small Majority.
DEs MONIES. November 6-Returns will
be slow in coming in on account of the late
hour. of closing the polls and the unusual
amount of scratching done. Nearly every
part of the state heard from continues to
show Democratic gains which in sem pre-
cincts amounts to a land slide. Returns
are not sufficient to base conclusion, but
Hutchinson (R.) for governor is probably
elected by largely reduced majority, o."
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Logan, O.
To the Governor
"Hold the flags al
all hazards"
A. 81. Brooke,
f. S. PurseIl.
Ex-sOldiers.
Democrats Said So.

Democrats Said So.
II was a fight on Foraker from
start 10 finish; not so much OF
ihird iernism or anyih;ng els.
as beasily. hitler fight on For.
aker.-Ohio State journal.
We all remembered Il Q wo d!
of our gs liant candidate for Gov,
ernor: The Democrat who
would moi walk ten miles before
breakfast To vote against For
sker is mol worthy to be called q
Democrat
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Tie Foraker Express tram was
SIDE tracked 10 allow the Camel
hack e.igil.e 10 pail in the gravel
tIsla.
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CINCINNATI, November 6.--Latest esti-
mates give the Republicans the legislature
by 8 on joint ballot.
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CoIuMHus, o., November 6.-Sixteen pre-
cincts in the city OF Columbus give Foraker
| 23O6, Campbell 1852. Helwig "a. Same
places in 1887 gave Foraker 2, 4S9. Powell
24l5 Sharp 2l
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New York Democratio b, co ooo

NEW York, November 6.-The Demo-
cratic majority in New York state is not
far from 10000, according to indications at
midnight.
Eight hundred and twenty districts in
New York state outside of Now York City
and brooklyn, give Rice 1855, Gilbert
l42, i5s. Same i'll 1887 gave Cook 1l6, ,Oo4
Drant 13a. 297.
New York City's total vote. with one
district missing, gives G60S2, Rice 127, ,901.
NEW JERSEY.
New YORK Eoxsmber CHG NorTd saxs
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NEW YOHK.

CnILLrooTHE, November 6.-Senator Mas
sic Or. and two Republican representatives
elected.
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| CHICAGO. November 6.--The election in
this (Cook)s county resulted in a vic
tory for the Democrats. Crawford (D.) for
recorder is elected over Stephens (R) by a
| safe majority. The Democrats elect 10 of
their county commissioners and the Re-
| pubiicans FIVE.
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Einci,,i,nti-


CINCINNATI November Gone hundred
and one precincts i'll the city OF Cincinnati
give Foraker Ii. Gi3, Campbell 1858.
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New ToRK, November 20 S&:-IEsturns from
Maryland show Democratic gains. The
outlook at present is ia favor oi Deme-
cratic victory in that state.
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can. The Republicans gam legislators IN
Darke. Ross and Washington counties;
also senator in the Ross-fIighlaEd district.
Democratic Gain of z, 2,.a5 IN 5S Precincts.
CINcINNAT1 O., November 6.-Fifty-eight
precincts in Hamilton county give Dem
ocratic gain of 9, 225.
Cincinnati Gives Campbell G,Os@ Major.
ity.
CINCINNATI, O.. November 6.-Cincinnati
complete gives Foraker 25,GO2, Campbell
81, ia.
Ohio Very Close.
CINclSNAT1. November 6.-Two hundred
voting precincts in Ohio, outside of Cincin-
natl, give Foraker q, ,6SS. Campbell "a, 1866,
Helwig 1857. Same in 1887 gave Foraker
q, 343, Powell % 2l6. Sharp l ,404.
State Ciose and Legislature in Doubt.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-At II p. m.
returns from tine state all showed small
Democratic gains. It then seemed evident
that plurality for governor would be very
small either way. The legislature is in
doubt.
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Democratic Gain in CInclnnati.
CINcINNATI, O., November 6.-There are
227 precincts in Hasnilton county. The
official count has been made in three of
them, and shows net Democratic gain of
133 over the presidential vote.
Six precincts of Cincinnati give Camp
bell a net gain of 29a. In Glendale, which
has been considered strong Foraker pre-.
cinct, Campbell has gain of p.
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WAsHINGroN, November 6.-Prvate dis
patches from the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette office say: Hamilton county is
claimed by Republicans 1000 TO I,5O0.
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Deniocratic Gains.

CINCINNATI November Gone hundred
precincts in Ohio outside of Cincinnati give
Foraker 12.9o7. Campbell 1i.295, Helwig
693. Same precincts in 1887 gave Foraker
1885, Powell 1918. Sharp 5S2 Sixty
seven precincts in Cincinnati give Foraker
1857, Campbell II, 334.
COLUMBUS, O., November Gone hun
dred and seventy-two voting places in
Ohio, orside of Cincinnati, give Foraker
5,SiS, Campbell 4,957, Helwis 22S. Same
places in 1857 gave Foraker 5.552, Powell
4, l94, Sharp 105.
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Big Democratic Gain In Cincinnati
Democrats Gain, Hamilton County by
1000 Minority.
CINCINNATI, November 6-36 voting
places in Cincinnati give Foraker 4,A8.
Campbell 5,2TI. The Democrats claim
Hamilton county by 900
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CINCINNATI, o., November 6.-Hamilton
county complete gives Cam pbell 8. .o22 ma
jority, a Democratic gain of S.629. The
Democrats elect the entire legislative ticket
except possibly Sextro for Senator. who is
r------rir aetsltcd By Gcane idef. hsSs
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New YORK. Eoxsmber G.-Thc MorId saxs
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tering precincts in Ohio give Foraker LAS.
Campbell 977; same precincts in 1887 gave
Foraker $40 Powell 20 Seitz Ii.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
a GREAT SPEECH.
A Keminiscenco OF tho Blaine Conklinr
Quarrel

Quarrel
Il was present, as sergeant-at-arm OF
the House, when the famous speech OF Mr.
Blaine was made ass 1iIng Mr.. Conkling.
The scene has never been fully described
says Ex-Governor Ordway, Of Dakota. ''Mr.
Conkllng was master OF II vectiye. and
many members had sweltered under the
stings OF his quips and jcers. No man In
the House was a match for him in that par
ticular. He had several times alluded To
The man from Maine in palronizing
manner. No one imagined that Mr.. Blaine
had either the ability or the temerity TO
measure swords with the Goliath Of New
York. He had not yet asserted himself.
When he arose to reply TO Mr. Conkling his
mouth was twitching in nervous manner,
and his big eyes were blazing. We ought
TO have known that something startling was
coming; but at that time Mr.. Blaine was
not known TO be the truly courageous
and masterful man that he is. OF course
he had intimate friends who understood
that he was giant intellectually, but the
House had not felt his power. Neverthe-
less, there was an uncommon hush and
stiffness when he commenced Ais deliberate
uttsrances.
'As he moved along, faster, moro vehe-
mently, Like whirlwind of eloQuence, his
magnetism was felt in u thrilling wave all
over the Hall of Representatives, and when
he had finished his terrific arrangement Of
Mr.. Conkling, flung the gage Of battle ana
lifetime bitterness full at the feet OF the
great New Yorker, there was burst of ap-
plause such as had never before heard in
that chamber. II was not intended as an
added weight TO the fiaunts made ut Mr.
Conkling, but in commendation of the
brilliancy of the newly risen star looked,
we al looked, to sec Mr.. Conkling arise and
meet the occasion with q superior effort !;
but he did not Every one liked and ad
mired Conkling, but their cheers for Blaine
amazed him, and in bitterness of spirit he
became an gercd with oil. None Of us realized
1t; but that days forensic contest ultimately
defeated two Of the greatest men of our
generation for the Presidency. II they
could have pulled together, each could have
reached the White House. After that day
neither Of them could attain that goal"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
GOOD Mr.. HOWEllS.
How He Saved the DoodleviIle para
Iyzer" from Financial Paralysis.


"S Swipesl Swipesi" exclaimed the horri-
fed editor of the Weekly Paraly ger, rs be
rushed into the room Of his assistant with
n copy OF the paper, damp from the press,
go and tell the boys not TO work off any
moreI Stop the press! Destroy all the
copies that have been printedl Quick, for
heavens sake -
Tho assistant went down the stairway
three steps at time TO fulfill the mission
Il have stopped the press, Colonel" be
said. on returning. "What is the matteri"
"Matteri" echoed the editor Of the Para
lyzer, pale with excitement. 'Look at
that two-column editorial Of yours on
The Drivel and Slush Of the Modern Novel 2
Two whole columns abusing the latest
work OF fiction from the pen Of Rufus
Chumppp Great Ebenczerl Don't you
know Chumpp is q half brother OF Mr.. Spot
cash, our biggest advertiserin
mo. didn't know it," said Mr.. Swipes.
whats 70 be donel"
Haven't you any thing else in type &c
pat In place Of that articler'
Not Incl And there is no time 70
lose. We've got 10 mako the mails in hail
an hour
The EDITOR Of the Paralyzer reflected q
moment
"Swipes." he said. 'the nams OF the
novel isn't mentioned IN tnat article. il it}'
"Eo. sir"
IF there was sonc other slusny novelist
some fellow that hasn a relation in this
wh0ie community F--scme man that its q
ways SAFE % jump on-that we could abuse
jlst as wei as Chumpp, we could lse the
arf.c.e. couldn't vcf'
'.Why. yes, I guess vve could"
Then. SVvipes" exclaimed the editor.
with q fire Of sudden Inspiration flaming
from hss ere. ''rga over that editorial. take
cpt the name of Cagmpp wherever T. occurs
and run in tae name Of Howe t-- Chicago
Trfhgrn
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

Tie House CCnmlt tee oa Ways and
Msaas YESTERDAY reported = Substitute
for the Wells b. Vnlch provided Tor
the uss of tie Ralne svgts-Teeorc- -ls llla-
chine. Tie substitute Am.ls TIE use ot
tie machine q Incorporated cites AID
tie conditions imposed On ths COM
pAny are sucA that there ean be
10 possible financial Joss -
the state. These conditions are that
ths company shall not only nle 4 SUN
eieuG bond that ths machines shall be
mechanically perfect, bat that the
company shall bear the entire expense
Of the test OK the machines Il they
shall fal ~ give satisfaction.
These conditions seem 70 &c al that
could be ssked OF the manatactur-
ers OF TIE machine. There 5 10
good reason for supposlng that
the machine cannot DC made
70 operate perfectly. Other mum
bsrlng machines are made TO operate
perfectly. The device Is not eompl-
Gated. The Willingness OF the company
which proposes u furnish the machine
u assume such liabilities shows that
they have entire faith N rs successful
operation.
IL this machine will do the work
which II 5 claimed It will do, It's use IN
connection with the main features Of
tse Australian system-which the bill
proposes-would add infinitely 10
the value OF that system. The
serious objection 10 the Australian
method is the fact that great difficulty
Is Likely 10 arise IN canvasslng the
votes. The recording machine would
entirely obviate tins difficulty. We
trust that some measure may be
adopted by which the machine may be
gwen talr trial.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

STATE OF MICHIGAN. County OF Kent. IS
) AT session OF the Probate Court Tor said
County Of Kent. held at the Probate once IN
the CITY OF Grand Rapids, on the 2d day oi
Nav in the year one thousand eight hundred
and eighty nine. Present. Cyrus J.. Perkins.
Judge of Probate.
I'm the natter Of the estate Of John Barton.
deceased on reading and ding the petition.
duly certified. of Dennis l.. Rogers. admins
traitor 81 said estate praying TINS Court Tor
reasons therein stated for license and author
ity to sell the real estate 81 said deceased
therein described. II j. ordered that Friday.
the "a So day OF Nav inst. ~ ten O'Clock 30 the
forenoon az said Probate once, be appointed
for hearing said petition. and that All persons
interested In said estate appear before said
Court At said time and place. % show cause
why license should not be granted 20 said
administrator to settle the real estate as
prayed lor Ne said petition.
ArGfffq Further Ordered. that copy ~ This
order ha fuhIishet Oh rec surefsa We 81 ref pre-
vi01sfo aid dav ~ hearing. in fhe Grand
Earifs UsIF Telegram Herald. news spsper
printed aaa circulating ln said County oi
Kent . - --..-.-
IA +~ne ~.rvl CYRUS = pFEhiN-.
Judge % Probate
FRANK W. HIVE. Register.