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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

WHEREAS. j. h4s pleased God Ia his all
wise providsnce to remove from our mids',
on October "a. 1890, Hattie May schlag. the
beloved daughter OF Mr.. and 2fn. John
Schiag, therefore.
Rcsoirtd, That we bow in humble snbmis-
sion 70 this affective dispensation, and record
our sincere symputhy and condoleuoe, and
pray God TO comfort the sorroving parents.
who have thus been beref of their only
daughter.
Raoisrd. That our Missionary Society has
Lest cheerful and active worker, one who
wasioved and admired BY ali who knew her,
and was q recognized leader among her
Christian companions
Re.olrssf. That these rrsoiuEions be publish
ed in our county papers and copy sent to
the beref parents Also. that they be
published in the Lutheran Missionary yossr-
aai and the Lutheran 05s1ser-
Committee
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NOTICE.

All persons p-rch ssing 81 the above sale VIII
r,iesse take aotfee thar le per cent OF the par-
ehasr money nlisf be iasd when the property
Is Knocked down, otherwise i via sg1in
chaser The residue Of The purchase roHey must
be paid on or before dEy Of confirmation. OF
ThrrSdsy Of December Term $50 No deed
vii Be arkn0sledged until TIE Ts1rchsse rnocey
i paid IN fAll
sHEz1fEss ofTIck r s MCMILLAN,
Somerset Pa. Nov = DS sherid-
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Death Of samuel Gather ESQ.

Samuel GAither, E-q the Oldest maaiber
OF the Somerset county Bar, del on " cdnes-
day evening 5ih inst He was born in
Washington county, Nj, On Antietam
creek, near the scene Of the famous battle,
on October ., 1896.
AT the age of 10 he came 10 Somerset
county. and al Somerset and Petersburg he
worked al his trade as tailor. taught school,
and part Of the time filed the position Of
Justice of the Peace for q period of II years.
Al the age Of % he was married to Lydia
Hugus Of Somerset They were the parents
Of SIX sons and one daughter. His wife,
four sons and daughter still survive him
Al the age Of 30 be registered as stndent at
law under Hon. Moses Hampton, OF SOM
erset, where he was admitted to the practice
Of law on January Slst isSs-
He continued in active practice from the
time Of his admiss ion until within the past
ten years
During this time he was in partnership
with Chsuncey Forward, Joshua r. Cox.
Ross Forward and Cyrus Meyers, all wei
known attorneys At the bar.
He was eminently counselor a Law. his
opinions being sought by his associates in
the profession. and his srguments TO the
Court being both comprehensive and con-
vineing.
He was a member OF the Presbyterian
church for many years, connecting himself
with that organization in this place in the
year 1852. He was liberal supporter Of the
church and a regular attendant at service
until be became too feeble to go out.
At meeting Of the Somerset county Bar
convened upon the announcement of the
death Of samuel Gather. Esq. al the Office
Of CoffrOth & RupPel Thursday, 9Th inst
Gen. A. H Coffroth was elected Chairman
and F. W Biesecker, ESQ, Secretary. The
undersigned, appointed scommittee to report
resolutions upon his death, respectively sub
mitted the following which were unanimous
ly adopted
Reslsed. That the bar OF Somersel county,
have learned with sorrow OF the death Of
Samuel Gather. Esq, who was long resi-
dent Of this borough, lawyer Of marked
ability having been admitted 20 the practice
in Somerset county in lsSs and continued
in the same nearly the entire period up 10
the time when falling health obliged him 70
retire.
Resolred, That as District Attorney he WAS
faithful 70 his trust and acquitted himself
with great credit in the discharge of the du-
ties Of his Office
Rss5EseI, That in his death the bar has lost
kind friend. al able lawyer and efficient
advocate, whose ability and integrity was Of
8 marked character and model for imita-
ton.
Resoieel. That as q mark Of respect We
will attend the funeral Of the deceased in
body.
Resolrsd, That these resolutions be placed
on the records Of the court Of this county
and a copy thereof be sent to the family Of
the deceased. and copies be forwarded TO tie
newspapers Of the county for publication
HESRY F. ScHELE,
W. H. KoosTx,
JoHS II. CHL.
A. J. CoLBoRS,
J. o. kINNEL.
H. L. BAER.
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Wanted
One hundred thousand cords Of Chestnut,
Oak. and Hemlock Bark, for which the
highest cash market price viii be paid
H.G.&F. s CussIEsHAy,
Somerset Pa
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All the right. title interest and claim ofwillism
4 Ankeny. OF in snd 4, the following described
building and 10; of ground 10 vii: The said bull
ding Is q tuOseo-y frame hOose, collEA niag -
roons being eirhteen feet By thirty feet. vita an
attachment OF = building fourteen feet By sixteen
feet and erected upon lot or piece OF ground
situate in MeyerSdslc. Somerset County, Penn a..
bounded and described follows. viz Being
ios No 50 in said MeyersdEie. In the Buechley sur
vey located on The West side Of salisbury street
bounded on the Norfh by lot No. 81. ca the East
by salisbury street On the Soush By LOT No. g. on
the WesI By Cenfrc alley
Taken in execution as the properly Of " Wililan
NJ Ankeny al The suitof Francis Baer, Use Of 7.
DUR.
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The trains running over the S0mer-
st and Cambria R. R on Sunday have
been discontinued. Hereafter, Sunday
train vii, run from Redwood to Sornersei
and return. arriving At Somerset at ll.5s a.
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All the right title interest and calm Of Charles
Frrare 81 Ia Ard 70 the following described real
eSfsse VIZ A certain tract Of lzud situate in
Black township. Somerset county. Pa adjoining
lsnSsofJ D. Baker. jonathan Sekrock. G e.
Hiiernep and sornersct 4 Cambria K 4 Contain
ir,r u acres raore or less. having thereoa erected
ad;le sro-y dwelling house and stahis. with the
sppurfensnces-
taken IN execution as the properly Of Charles
F5ernus Al the sgss os Daniel Wagner, e al
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

The old Sanner corner on the Pnblic
square has been purchased from the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance company, Of Philsdei-
phia. by Mrs. Wa. n SchrOck, who viii
take possession about April Ist.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

The machine has not yet been invented
that viii Photograph : mugxump in bis
hole, otherwise We could illustrate this issue
Of the HEsALD with 3 nanbe- Of we'll
known faces
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FRIDAY, DEC 5, 1890,

Al The rirht. title. interest and claim OF Ed
ward A SAWYER and joseph Z. Gsfcheil. OF, in
and 70 the following described real estate, VIZ ::
certain tract Of land situate IN Ssonycrcek Twp
somerset co Pa adjoining lands Of jacob Gless-
ner Aaron stapgler, Harriet snydeTs heirs and
Others
Taken in execution as The property OF EcSa
A sawyer and Joseph L Gstehsil. 81 the sz-t Of
Marin II. Harzell
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Congressran sculi serenaded

A yoodly number Of Republican voters
from Salisbury, Meyers.iaie and lockwood
accompanied by an excellent band Of music
arrived in Somerset on q special train al
eight O'Clock Friday evening, for the pur-
pose OF rendering Congressman Scnl sere-
made and to congratulate him upon bis re
election.
The visitors were met al the 5. & c T. r
station. by large delegation OF citizens Of
this place. headed by band Of marshal mu-
SIC A procession was At once formed and
started FOR Mr.. ScuIrs residence on Union
street On the way It was joined by many
Of Mr.. Scull's personal friends irresPective
of ofpoliticS
The procession nzsssd on Tie lawn in
front Of Mr.. Scail's house and the bands
played several Of their choicest airs. When
Mr scull stepped out onto the veranda be
was heartily eheered by the crowd and Capt
W. II Alien. OF Meyersdale. on behalf Of
the visitors, in few well chosen words ex-
pressed the object Of the gathering aud con-
veyed 10 Mr.. ScGll the hearty congratula-
,ions Of himself and fellow citizens on his
triumphant reelection.
Mr.. Scull responded at some length in
which be most cordially thanked those
present, his fellow citizens. neighbors and
friends. for this mark of their esteem and
good will and congratulated the Republicans
Of the county on the gallant fight they bad
made and the magnificent majority they
had oiled up on Tuesday
Brief speeches were made by Hon Al.
ColbOrn, Amos Finnegan, Esq, of Meyers
dale, and Capt. W II Sanner
The visitors spent a pleasant evening in
Somerset ard left for their homes shortly
before midnight.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

Nj r z Roberts. the wei known and
popular bead clerk al Jas. b Holderbaum's
hardware establishment. viii remove his
family TO Wilmington Kansas, early in De
cember.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of cerizin STiss Of Lev Fs and r fA
issued ssQt Of the COars Of Common Pleas Of sun
er=et Co. Pa, 10 me direeted. viii expose %
public sale 81 the Court House, in Somerset, Pa
AZ I O'Clock. 2. m. on
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Nitrous OXIDE Gas.

The most safe. prompt efficient and re-
liable ssent known for absolutely painless
extraction Of teeth. In Use in this county
only BY JrDD McNILLEx,
SO,nefse, Pa.
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1861
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate !
SATURDAY, NOV. %. 1850.
DWELLING HOUSE

bank harm and other outbuiidines. Also, q sa-
gar camp that wiz set SO vessels: said camp Is
Supplied with good sugar hcase. pans. and all
necessary Furnishings The farm is urade-ssld
with siz-foof vein q limestone. winch IL open
also. two veins Of coal respectively zhree and six
feef thick. 10th of good qualify. This 4 known a
- the Homestead ka-n II i = good and beau
tifui farm in high state Of cultivation and prO-
duces good crops Of grass ard grain aiso, fine
orchard OF fruit The farm i well wateres.
No , A certain trae. cfiand lying eonfig-
NJ. - VOLS 10 No. /, sdloiling 1rdS of
John Ohiez. ~ J. sterRer Peter snyder. Jonathan
Rhoades heir. and others coEtziIl.1E l5S acre !:
hoosif 80 acres cleared, and the ualance well
tinberec. having thereon @recied log house and
bank barn The sarn i underlsid with line
ssoas znd coal. having thereon q good thriving
orchard and 8 Eug4r camp that vii sei sc veS
sels this camp ! elso supplied with sugar
heOse pans add otAex 1ceessary Furnishings.
Both OF these fa-llls are ioeai5d in the garden.
spot of Black Toe uship. convsnienf 10 ehuFrhes.
schonls stoneS and railroad
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

The JohnstoEn Tribalas says =. Il Is re
ported in this place that Thoms H. Greevy,
ESQ., who ran against Hon. Edward ScnIi
Tor Congress in this district and was defeated
by several hundred majority, intends con-
testing Mr. Sculi's election. The grounds
for the contest are said 10 be allegations Of
fraud and Illegal votes in several precincts
in Somerset and Bedford counties As the
contestant gets pay. according 10 an infamous
practice, whether he has any just claim or
not, it viii Dc apparent why parties al times
make contests when there are no just
grounds. Nr Greevy may have h4lncinA-
tion that he was elected, but if be has, we
think be Is about the only one in the dis
trici who has that Is not crazy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

The wife Of Register and Reuorier elect
A. J. Hileman IS on three weeks visit 10
friends N Confluence and Addison.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

J. B. IAnbert's saw mill boiler exploded
thursday afternoon at , O'Clock. His mill
is located on Murdock's steel trsmwsy, two
miles from MOstolleT station, on the S & c.
Railroad. and has beea cutting for Murdocks
all summer Mr.. NJ. Treat. one Of the haul
ers. Was sarionsly injured, although bis re-
covery is expected Fortunately none Of The
other men were injured any, excepting the
sawyer. who was badly bruised The fire
man states be had only eighty-6ve pounds
ofsteain on. aud hao jast finished filing the
boiler with water about five minutes preyi-
Gus to the explosion. Large pieces Of the
boiler are scattered through the woods with
in > radius Of : quarter Of a mile. The
engine has not beea found-nOi even 3
piece of fii--tkus EAr. II was one Of the worst
pieces Of destruction imaginable Every
thing about the building, boiler, and engine
was total loss.
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0ouRr rnocIAuArroy.

wRKREsx Ths HsaasabIe WILLIAM J. BAnE
President Judge Of the several coarts q Common
fleGs Of The several counties composing the 18TH
Jazs.c1al District aid Justice Of the Courts ofOyer
and Iermfner and GeaerAl jail Delivery. for the
szlAl OF al capital and o1her offenders in the sid
District anc g GEoRsE W PILE and oLfFFR p SKA
FER- ESl Judges II The Courts of Common Pleas
and justices q tAe ccnrrs q oys- szc TerIniner
aild 1e1erni jail Delivery oT the srai af ali czp-
IA and other ne1fers IN the County of Somerset
have issued their rEecepss and - me difncted,
for holding C0alrf of Common Pleas and General
Quarter Sessions of she Peace and fscfserel JAN
Delivery, aud Courts Of 0Eef and Terniuer af
Somerset, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

Mr.. Edrssd scul left for PitfsburEh on
Toesday afternoon He expects TO return
home the first Of next week.
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ALSO

Two certain lots situate as Aforesaid fronting -
fee, on Baechiey street and extending West q
distance Of feet % an alley, and known 2s lots
Nos sS4 and S31
Taken in execution rs tAe property of. o. Aey-
erS Administrator Of Peter Meyers. deed, al the
saif Of z Lichfy's Administrator. e. a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

Scul leads Delam.ser votes in sonersst
bonoagh, while PAtsison leads C;reexy one.
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incssase of pension has been granied to
Daniel G. Lint, Jenner Y Roads
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A DlIINIsTRATORS foTICE.

In The mater OF the Estate OF szr'l 5. SwAnk.
decd. late Of Quemah0nng TOWNSHIP.
Somerset Co, p
Letters of Administration on the above estate
having been granted tO the Undersigned by ihe
proper authority. notice h hereby given 70 an
persons indebted 10 said estate % make immesii-
ale payment and those havingclaifns agairlsf the
same viii present them caly authenticated fsH
settlement On Saturday, Dee. . 1880, at the IaEs
residence OF deceased
ELIZA STASS,
EE SWANK
Admiaistrz1ES
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ExEcUTRIx NOTICE.

Es1ste Of George Werner, dec't-, late Of Souerse;
Borough. Somerset Comfy. Pa
Letters test1lnensaTy on the above estate hay-
ing been granted 70 the uu6e Si<Ied by the prou-
e. authority, notice 1 hereby gsen 10 Al persons
menf and those having clans or demands
agsinst the same vii present ihsIn duly authen-
Tested for settlement on SzrnrzsY. Dee % 1880
SARAH FI5HER
novl2 Executrir.
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oys'sFs have advanced about 20 per oent
in price.
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-AI0-

A certain tract oflaad stfaate in Lariroer Twp,
County and State Aforesaid adj dining lands q
John Wits heirs August s11euse and VI. -
HoeAri. contGiniIaz, s1S acres more or les, and
knoSn a the George Homer irzei-
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An original peusion hzs been grained to
Peter Aibright, Garrett.
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MONDAY. DEC. 8. 1890.

Norscx Il hereby given to All the justices nr the
Peace the Coroner ard Const2bles wstair the
szsd Cocnfy q somerset. that riizy be then and
there IN Ts.eir prcer p-S1zfs with 1e7r roLls rfr
orsiS irsQuisirse,fs exems1stisr1s alsd Other ~
membranes 10 do fhoSe fainsS wsich 10 their
once and IN that behalf apFerf4fn 80 te done
and alss they who vii prosecute aeAi1sr the prs
oners thar are or shall he In the jzsl OF Somerset
coantF 10 be then and there 70 prosecute against
them 2s xhall be just
rsox1a SheriT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12
ASTONISH YO ALL.

a full line of Velvets, hshes, and
Dress Trimmings Of kinds TO
match Dress Goods
Thousands of yards Flaels of all
kinds.
Thousands of yards Caon Flan-
mel.
Thousands of yards NUNS OF all
kinds.
Thousands of yards of Iod Dark
Calicoes, at sc.
Thousands of yards Of gd Dark
Ginghams at sc.
Thousands of yards of SFtings of
all kinds.
An endless quantity of ible Lin
ems, Napkins. Towels al Crashes
just received.
5-4 Table Oil Cloths at 'c-best
goods.
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EurnIrura ar

Deviin's prices are night
Broad ST., next to Mansion House.
Johnstown. Pa.
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- 'iirsaou Pine roid seings
s1al dsn'arss ToosA brash-
- -ass- Toosh p.swden. Tooth
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Stacks of
Red and White Bl,kets,
Just in.

New Handkcrchiefs, Hcry. Rib
bons, Dress TrimmingNotions
Of all kinds.
Any quantity of nice, N Shawls.
in single and double, bottom
prices
Our Ladies Cloak Depment is
full upof all new styles Pin Goats,
Plush Wraps, Chiidre Wraps
of all kinds.
A handsome line of Furuifs Just
received.
Carpet Chains Of all Ids and
shades.
There will be no Higlariff on
any of our goods-we gthem in
ahead of it-and proposegiseo our
customers the benefit onmore of
buying goods Cheap Waye got
plenty to look at of kinds.
Call and see u.s.
PARKER { PALER.
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ATthe right, title. Interest and claim of J. O..
Nexers Administrator Of Peter Meyers, deceased.
Of in ard 70 the following described real estate,
viz A certain tract of land situate in summit
and BroihersyaiieY townships, Somerset County
and state Of Pennsylvania. adjoining lands of
Lint & Huaus. jacob Bittner, Jonathan Baer and
efhers containing $50 acres aud u perches more
/ or les. and knoTa a. the Edward stOpTleiord
1rarr
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NoNLLAS. Dentist
sonsnes, Pa
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six lots Of grOund situate IS aforesaid, each 80
fees mont "a Large street, and extending hack 8
distance Of about 80 feet % FLaughertg creek.
known on plan OF Meyers addition 20 saia Bsa-
ough =. los Sos lsi- ls5, IL ls7, 10 and 30
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-Four lots OF ground in Meyers1ale Borough. said
County and state each 40 feet front BY 10 deep.
/ on south SIDE OF Meyers Avenue. West side of
1 Chestnut and near 70 the railroad depot. knoau
/ on the plan OF MeyerS addition 70 said Borough
as lots Nos 90. A. a and 4s.
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six loss OF ground situate a. Aforesaid. each ~
feet front BY IN deep. on south side Of second
Avenue West side 0f Chestnut street kTi0En on
the plzn OF Meyers sddi.ioa as los Nos. s. 50 %
-. 9 and S.
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A certain LOT OF ground situate ss Aforesaid, 20
fees front by 10 deep, On the North side Of Ney-
erx' avenue, bounded BY iot No. Is on the East.
by alley on the North and South. and known on
plzn Of Meyers' addition TO said Bo-o1gh a. LOT
No. ISL
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Acertzin lot Of ground situate Aforesaid, 20
feet front On Centre street and bounded On the
North BY lot No IlSIt- on the Eas; BY an alley.
and or the Sonfh BY lot No 40. known on The
plan Of Meyer addition 10 said Borough Is LOT
40 1907 having thereon erected lerEe tHo
Hotel
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-22
owesso Produce Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Probate Order.
STATE on MICHIGAN.

COUNTY OF SHIAwASSEE, 90
AT Session of the Probate Court for said
County, held at the Probate office, the city OF
Corunna, on Monday the 18th day of August in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety. Present Matthew Bush, Judge of
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Eugene o. Everts
deceased, James S. Mcbride as administrator of
said estate, comes into Court and represents that
he is now prepared to render final account as
such administrator
Thereupon II is ordered that Monday the 2od
day of Sept. next at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
be assigned for examining and allowing such
account and that the heirs ut law of said deceas.
ed, and all other persons interested In said es-
tate, are required to appear at session of said
Court then to be holden at the Probate office
in the City of Corunna in said county, and show
cause, II any there be- why the said account
should not be allowed: And IL is further
ordered, that said administrator give notice to
the persons interested In said estate of the
tendency OF said account, and the hearing there.
Of by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in THE TIMES, newspaper printed and
circulating in said County, three successive
weeks previous TO said day 10 hearing.
CA true copy MATTHEW BUSH.
Judge of Probate
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-22
North Venice.

Slight frost in some places Sunday night.
Miss Addie Sanderson is able to be out.
Miss Mary Galloway is at her brothers.
John Wreggleworth spent Sunday in
Bennington.
Mrs. Gidley is entertaining her two little
grand daughters.
Miss Nellie Pclton spent Sunday at home
after an absence of three or four weeks.
School closes on Friday next in district
No. 2.
Quite number of people intend going to
the patrons picnic at Corunna next Thurs
day. EDD.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-22
Probate Order.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
GNtr<r,rxr ,,x. C. .,......i

COUNTY OF SHIAWASSEE, ( o.
AT % session of the Probate Court for the
County OF Shiawassee holden at the Probate
office in the City OF Corunna, on Wednesday the
18th day OF August in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ninety. Present, Matthew Bush,
Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Linus ID. Parks.
deceased. On reading and filing the petition
duly verified, OF Mile l.. Parks, praying that
administration of said estate may be granted to
said petitioner or to some other suitable person
Thercupon IL is ordered that Monday the eighth
day of September at ten o'clock In the forenoon,
be assigned for the hearing OF said petition, and
that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons interested In said estate are re.
quired TO appear at a session of said Court, then
TO be holden AT the Probate ONCE in the city of
Corunna and show cause, IL any there be, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted.
And IL 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 a copy OF this order
to be published In THE TIMES n newspaper
printed and circulated In said County OF Shia.
wassee for three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing. MATTHEW BUSH,
"a true copy Judge Of Probate
H. Il. HARPER, Probate Register.