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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Lamps and lanterns at Deyos.
School books, tablets and states a
Deyos.
The best spectl cles made arc soil
by Deyo.
Trunks and valices, elegant stock
NcNitt & Galusha.
W. have the ovcr coats for YOU
this fall. McNitt 4 Galusha.
We have the best suit you evel
saw for $3.50. McNitt & Galusha.
The place to sec . line Of men'i
flannel shirts il 1T McNitt & Galusha.
Miss Flora Quick, of Indianola,
is visiting friends in the city this
week.
We carry the largest stock and sell
at prices shat suits. McNitt & Gal.
usha.
Mr.. McCale and family have gone
to Oregon, to make their future
home.
We understand that there is to be
. Wedding in high life il the mar
futur..
Dcyo say. his trade is good and We
know why. 1t is because he is sell
ing goods At hard time prices.
1t seems somewhat dot btu now
as to whether NJ. Stern will build on
his corner lot or not this season.
Geo. Bali. of Akron, Colorado, was
in the city this week on business.
He returned home on Tuesday night.
II. B. Simons received word from
the "Great Father" on Wednesday,
that he had been allowed q pension
Of $12 per month.
j. ". Chafin OF Guide Rock, has q
inc English mastiF. 1t is one Of
the finest specimens Of the dog that
We have ever seen.
Vim Williams expects to 70 to
Dcadwood next week. While he il
in the west he will act q special
correspondent of the Great Family
Weekly.
Andy Berg, our vilhome friend
has returned from the great west,
where be has been on business.
Andy was . might scared" Of the
noble red man and came home before
losing his scalp.
Miss Grace Fort, daughter Of our
esteemed friend, L. II. Fort, vas pre-
scented with . fine Mason 4 Hsmlia
piano this week BY her parents. II
Is . handsome present aud Misc
Grace feels highly elated over the
gin.
The Young-Aean-Afraid : o. Ais-
Scalp should remember that there i
no prospect for Al Iadiaa Outbreak IN
Red Cloud, as the Big Isjan has his
braves uader control. The ghost
dance viii cease, provided 70 get
enough to eat otherwise the ghost
will appear in the aesb.
J. A. Boyd aud Il. J. Overiag Il
Box Butte eoasty, are il the city
With . view Of locating = narsle and
works here. The geatleasa
appear 10 be thorough Business nea
md ne presume viii do : good basi-
ness il tAis s~eceios, sheald they
.stablisA.s hsir works her,. Tnx Cnr1
.elcoaes den = Ne eisy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

MlleS' Nerve and Liver PILLS.
An important discovery. They net on
the livel, stomach and bowels though the
nerves. A new principal. They speedy
cure billio usness, bad taste, torpid liver
plies and constipation. Splendid for men
women and sbildren. Smallest, mildest
purest. 30 doses for Is cents. Samples
free at .. L. C0tting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

We sell more Of Dew it, little ris-
ers than any other pill; their action
10 20 easy, do not grip or cause pain,
are the best regulator Of the liver,
stomach and howles. ?
r. L, Corrly0
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Carriage. si4A and house painting
Hard wood 6nish, grsinisg. etc, Shop
opposite Plast's Lumber Yard. Al
work guaranteed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

HsA9ache 10 the direct result Of H.
digsstiss and stomach disorder.
Remedy shess b. usisg DeWitt's lit
t1e early risess and yess issdsshs die
appean. The favegits liet3e pill
everywhere. sold ~ Ceetis&
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

When Baby vas ick, We gave hse CastosA.
When she va Q Child. she cried for CasaoeiA.
When she became Miss. she chung 70 Caseosia.
When she bad Children, she gave then CassosiA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Small in size, crest in results: De-
Wits little early risers. Best pill
for constipation, best for sick head
ache, best for sour stomach. Sold BY
Getting. ;
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
Probate Notice.

State Of Nebraska, Webster county. In the
county court 81 our said county Of Webster. 10
the matter III the estate Of Jacob u Walstead
deceased: Now on the 18th day IL November,
I&D. came John X. Wilcox. sdministratos In
this matter praying a final settlement and ~
lOwance OF account, ana that he be disrnayaed
from this trust; II In therefore ordered. 90 SAf-
urday, December 9Th. Ism, ut 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon. at my offe. In Red Ci,ud
he fixed rs the time and pis-e for exsmr
lining and allowing such secoapi The heirs
OF said deceased and all persons iuies-
ested In ths estate are required - ap
pear and shoW cause u such exists. Why Mid
account shaIl not be allowed. IL ~ further os-
ccred that fhe sdmiri ssrstOg hersin, give DO
tiee 70 all persOr-s Interested In aid estate by
causing . copy II the order to he t~sbii~s~i ss
tie Nod t1oud Chief . Bewspsg-r priesed and
10 general ctspul1ttOn In said sospss for three
su~cesstsc weeks pwisF 70 The asy 81 fs said
hesying.
Witness ny oAscisi signature sd TIE s~ai II
the county court Of sad enssnay VI Webster this
18th day Of NOVEMBER. isD-
y. 2. Trunkey County JuAxe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Rev. b j. Randall goes 20 Har-
ward ncxs week TO assist in revival
meeting 1t that place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
:. MYERS.


People vho desire drsyinS dose
With propptaess and dispatch should
always hire John Barkley's teams.
John 10 an old had 1t the business
aud will do your vosk veil. Terms
re asonable. 1T
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

A large list Of Webster county lands
to trade for Lincoln property. Ad-
dress A. l.. Funk. 136 North 18th. St.
Lincoln. Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

TT not remedisd a oeoooos = 011eo -
hecome h0bituAl cd chrootc. Dr..
t,e narratives, b. weaksniAgthe boweaos
confirm, Fothee tAaA cefe. - ~:
Ayeess PIN, being mid. s9seavss -
stfengthsning IN theiR octtee. 80 49,.
siIy recommsnded b. - iacaley u
best q apeRients.
~Hsyine been subject, 10. yeeE1k g
~~eAinoAi0n. without being ~ - 10
~sSeh reIief. ~ last tsied AyoRie 411A.
deem it both . daty oDd peeoeooo
% 1essiiy that I hare derived eIooe -.
s0f fro8 their use. Fog oves ew0 80
peot I.have taken q O 49, 1
every night before ret.sane.
BoVms1. Is East Main st. CaElisles n
az have been taking Ayers rille -
usine them in my family since !S01sec9
cheeffully recommend sthc0 &c ~ =
need Of : safe but edece9al coenesoe
John n. Boggs. Louisville ".
"For eight yeass I was afflicted VIII
eonstinafion. which 1t last became -
ia thai the doctors could Do 10 0oco
for me. Then I began 70 tako AyeelS
Pills, and soon tho bowels reoovesoo
their natural and regular acton % ~
now I nm in excellent healeh."-AA
Loughbridge, Bryan. Texas.
"Having used Ayers Pills. with eoo0
results, I fully indorse them loe TIE p9!:
poses for which they are feco@me1oe0."
It. Conners, n. D., Centre Bridge FL
Ayers Pills.,
,..,A,sD u -
ps. !. G. Ayss Z Co, lowe1s eeaeo.,
Ca b. IN Dsacksb0o DoalssD = 0o06.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

James +. GOtt, CsruI, H., Says:
He paid shirty-0ne dollars doctoris bill
for his wife il ono year, and one bottle Of
Drad6eld's Female Regulator did her
more good than all the medicine che had
taken before.
II. Dale, druggist, Carmi, NJ. Write
Brad1eld Regl. Co., Atlanta, Ca, for
particulars. Sold by G. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

0WCUUU0 000Cs
Notice Is hereby gwen that under and by viz
tue Of IN order Of sale Issued from the oAicc ui
J., n. Fort, clerk Of the district court of the s.h
Judicial district, within and for Webster cOunty,
Nebraska. Vp0n . decree In an actiou pending
therein. wherein William Breck II ptslpti6 and
against yOhn A. Robinson, Defendant, ] shAll
offer for sale At public vendne. 70 the highesf
bidder for cash IN hand, n the east door 81 the
courthouse u Red Cloud. In Webster county.
NebrpskA that being the building wherein the
last term a sad court Was h0ldenj m the
9Se6 6oy Of 0ceoeev 4. u. 1859
At O..cjnck p. -. Of said day. the following fe%
cTihsd psppeny sOWif, The northeast quarter
a section twenty eight lAl IN township three
:. ".srth, yanse slsSea az WesS a ssh >. W. In
WWebstrr coun:,. Esbnska. Given under my
hand this ri DAY Of September A-O.' 'so.
C.. A. Txsl, She
BY o. e.. TEKi. Deputy.
c.. FLACsBUR1. Plaintiffs Attorney.
This sale II hereby continued fos want OF hid
ders until December = lsao. At ?. D.
o. G. Teel. c. 4. TEL.
Deputy. sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Is prepared to do all kinds Of butcher
ing at reasonable rates. Parties desir-
ing his services will please leave orders
ct Featherly 4 Aultzis. Will also pay
highest market price for hid es and tai
low. q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Setise ID hefeby gives that ! vill
ex.oise I'll Persoss vho nay desire
70 oGer tAeoselses - easdidates for
ieaehsss sftAs psblis seAsois u Ills
coasty, q BED Cso1 % The sAisd
Saturday u eseh Dssth.
Eva J. Klu0. Ce0ssv 0upe.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

The following are the newly elected
officers of Calsnthe lodge No. %, X.
OF p.
G.. II. Whitson, p. c.
A. Highly, c. c.
A. p. Howard, v. e.
c. F. Gather, p.
A. G. Hosmer, X. r. S.
Andy Warner, NJ. F.
j. o. Butler, NJ. T..
w. G.. Smith, NJ. A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

60 - U0910ge&
He has The 1sess liss % stoves
ever eses in the city. He has he
celebrated Gsslsad cook and heaters.
ssd . fall line Of Others tq-slly ~
good. Hardware 1t the v,ry lowest
l9sses for cash. Do not buy sinves
o. hardware until you see M. Open
hoVse block. Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
THE PIONEER
sale and Livery Barn !

F.. n. RICHARDSON. Prop. Red Cloud.
We have more hay and more corn. more Data and my,
barn (all Of which We p~urhasd when p.ins we're AZ
DOWN than any firm in town, there's We E prepared 2 give
u lower Rsts than any firm between the 2 0ceana noardin~
by the day, week or month We do not hsag IL our none
manshir. Stock noar care shoSs their keeping CaIl On
n It the old reliabI~ barn hack 0f Pnsto0ee and q so.0
WINGED that what re tell ron n true
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Aesed residence peepsssy Ter 90
isc1nb~sd lasa. Apply = this 81
foe. q
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

TIE Bee Reduced D. Price.
The pr,ee Of the Omaha Weekly
Bee has been reduced to
o1,ooa Year.
Now 10 the time to subscribe for the
best sewspaper in the vest. Sesd il
your orders early 70 the Bee Publish-
ing Co., Omahs Neb.
The North Branch Academy closed
. very successful term Of school on
Nov. %. The winter tern opens
Tuesday Dec. 2nd.
There will be classes 10 the CON.
mon breaches and in physiology, book
keeping, natural philosophy, Latin,
phyeical geography, modern history.
American literature, ALGEBRA, etc.
The academy offers the advantages
Of cheap boarding, thorough idstrue.
ton and good moral and religious in-
duenees.
For further information address,
Il. H. Townsend, Principal. North
Branch, jewell Co., Kansas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
COTTING POINTERS
THE CHIEF,

Friday, Nov. -, 1880.
Entered at the Post Office I'm Rcd Cloud, Neb.,
rs mail matter OF the second class
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
Ayers Pills,

1AtA3D
o. !. G. Ayss Z Co, lewe4 aeaeo.,
0sN b. an - D0lsso = 3e0d06.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

o-a . n~.g ss..% - 1-Aos
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In Norway and Sweden a man
who habitually drinks is liable to
be shut up in prison for drink
ing, not for what. he has done
while drunk. They say that drink
ing makes HIM an idle and help
less member Of soci aty, so he is
to be shut up to he cured. As soon
as he is put In prison he gets
nothing to eat but bread and wine.
The first day or two the topper
takes this food very readily and
says it is good. The third he says
it's tiresome, the next day he don't
like it, the fifth day he hates it,
the sixth day it makes him ill; by
the tenth day the topper loaths the
very sight or smell Of wine. Then
in little Will e the sobered to-
per is let out of Jail. Then hot
soup, milk and coffee or water
are the only drinks he can endure
to take. l have read that topper
cured in this way very seldom
goes back to drink. There is a
Latin proverb, Similia Similibus
cura1tur which means, Like
cures like.-Youths Temperance
Banne-.
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The October Century opens
with frontpiece portrait of Jo-
seph jefferson. The last Install
ment of the autobiography accom-
panies the familiar face, an install
ment which the author considers
the most important of all, perhaps
because it contains, at considera-
BILE detail, his own final reflections
upon the art Of which he is an
acknowledged master. lis doubt
ful whether such subtle and at
the same time practical sugges-
tons can he found else where from
source so authoritative.
Professor Darwin, of Cambridge,
England, a worthy SOL of a great
father, contributes a paper of hig b
and original value on "Meteorities
and the History cf Stellar Sys-
TENS
ga Hard Road to Travel Out of
Dixie" is the accurate title of a
paper in The Century's new war
prison series.
"Prehistoric Cave-Dwellings' is
a profusely and strikingly illus
trated paper by T. I. Bickford.
The first article III the number
is pleasant travel sketch, "Out-
of-the- Ways il High Savoy" by
DR.. Edward Eggleston, fully illus
trated by Joseph Pennell.
Mr.. La Farge's "Letters from
Japan have for their most strik-
ing feature this month the des-
cription, in word and picture, of
fishing by means of cormorants in
a Japanese river.
Mrs. Amelia Gere Mason closes
in this number her first series of
articles on "The Women of the
French Selons."
Miss Helen Gray Cone contrib
utes a paper on "Women in Amer
icsn Literature.
In fiction the October number
closes Mrs. Barr's story of"Olivia'
and gives asketch by a new South
ern writer (Mrs. Virginia Frazer
Boyle, and story by Miss Sarah
Orne Jewett-both illustrated by
kemble.
The "Bric-d-Brac" contributors
are the late John Eliot Bowen and
Edward A. Oldham.
The editor, in separate editor
ls,!sustains the present Civil Ser
vice Commission, and the citizens
movement in New York City.
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East Center Gleanlngs.

The heavy rain of Sunday night
will revive the fall pasture.
The fall wheat looks fine in this
vicinity.
Apple cuttings and evening par
ties are quite frequent.
Our school is progressing nicely
with r. n. Howell, teacher.
Mrs. John Garner, of Ord, Neb.,
is visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Florence Wisner is among
her friends for ashort visit.
Mr.. Charley McClanaban and
Logan Lowe have each built a new
barn.
Mr.. Thomas Ellington is build
ing a neat dwelling, which adds
much to the appearance of his
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Watson Gel
ebrated their tin wedding Oct. ID
The occasion brought them a nice
display of tinware. But the incest
thing was dinner, which was great
ly enjoyed by all present, The
day was spent in social chat, after
which all went home wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Watson continuance OF
happiness through life. Those
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Sublette Items.

Owing to bad weather and mud
dy roads, the spelling match was
postponed until Monday night,the
Goth. Everybody come.
Jake Crowder is the happy
father of new ST pound boy,
which put in his appearance Sun
day evening.
Mr.. Cole and wife, of Kirksville,
spent Sunday evening with Sub
lette friends.
1t is a little rainy to-day-Mon-
day-but our hustlirg stock buyer,
r. r. Edmonds, has little groups
of cattle coming in from every
quarter.
Another lawsuit with sll the
variations connected with horse
trade commences in Justice Har-
rolls court tomorrow.
Thos. Doolittle is not to be out
done by Jake's new boy-a fine
girl arrived at his house Monday
night. U No.
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The October St. Nicholas, 800.

|, Noticeable in this months St
Nicholas is the IL ii, lie Through a
Detective Camera, written by MIR.
Black, the well known amateur.
Frederic Villers, the famous Eng
lish war-correspondent, tells OF
his narrow escape from asphyxia,
because of Copper Braziel con
tanning crude charcoal used in
warming an inn room at a Seryian
hotel. Mr.. Villlers's forcible and
peculiar drawings fully illustrate
his text.
A real juvenile story is "Betty's
BY and By" in which Julie Lipp-
mann tells a needless heroine's ex-
perlences in that great rendezvous
of procrastination. Mr.. Bensell's
quietly humorous drawing shows
the youthful postr oners engaged
in squaring their accounts. An
other story with sly moral ad-
ministered in we'll favoured me-
dium is "The Gwynnes Little
Donkey" by Kate Woodbridge
Michaelis.
A novelty is can Old English
Foil song" "an application of Wag-
ne,'s principles of operate compo-
sition to tie awful crime of that
little peddler "whose name was
Stout"
Other features are short illus
trated life of Edward the Sixth; a
toothsome poem by James Whit
comb Riley;a bright story by j.
o. Davidson, telling how Yankee
with rifle proved himselfa a match
for a Chilian torpedo boat. The
man who can not find interesting
reading in this number should
consult his physician.
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Birth Anniversary.

The home of Mrs. Thomas Nor
row was the scene of very pleas
ant and happy gatht ring, October
8. The occasion was the celebra-
ton Of Mrs. Morrow's sixty-eighth
birthday. Notwithstanding the
morning was somewhat unfavor-
able, a large number of friends
and relatives gathered at her home
and the gathering was in the ma
ture of a surprise to grandma.
Messrs. Jacob Waddill and W. W..
CLARK were the leaders in this hap
py, social event, and went early to
make arrangements for the guests
and the celebration. They took
possession Of the premises and
decorated the grove with flags and
bunting. A speakers stand was
erected and table thirty-GYe feet
in length was spread under the
trees near the stand. This was
laden with the choicest vlands and
until the call to the feast the time
was spent in social converse. Al
ter dinner large number of gifts
were presented by relatives and
friends, among these was a contrl-
button in silver coin. The pre-
sentation speech was made by
Rev. Williams: Short speeches
we're also made by Messrs. Clark
Berry, Musson and Sparks.
The guests departed feeling that
the day had been one Of the most
pleasant in their lives. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs
William Smoot, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael King, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Mahaffey, Mr.. d. G. Ratliff and
wife, Mr.. NJ. Otto and wife, Mrs
Miles, MIR. and Mrs. JIM. Morrow
John Morrow and wife, Jacob
Waddill and wife, Albert Garner
and wife.
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The first monthly report of Elm
Grove School beginning Aug. IL,
AID ending Sept. 5. Number of
pupils enrolled during the month
A; number of days attended by
ali pupils 721; average number at
tending each day 35; average num-
Der of days attended by each pu-
pill l6; number of days taught 20;
the names of those who were pres
ent each day during the month are
Lena Richey, Matilda Danielson
Janey Bozerth, Alvie Megrew,
Mollie Danzelson, Archie Coy,
William and Bertie Danielson,
Harvey and Ida Lutz, Emma and
Aisle Anderson, Arthur Bozarth,
Charlie Novinger, Libby Ham
mons, and Annie Jones. Visitors
are always welcome.
j. NJ. GILLUM,
Teacher,
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The o. K. Line.

For the following events the
rates will be one and one third
fare for lie round trip: Missouri
State Baptist Association, st.
Louis, Mo, Oct. 9th to l lth inclu-
siye. Annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Masons, st. Louis
Oct. 13, 18th and 18th. Fourth
annual reunion of the Sd Missouri
Cavalry at Quincy, Oct. 18th and
18th. Annual meeting of the
Grand order Anti-Horse Thief
Association at Unionville, No.,
18th, 18th and 10Th. Annual con-
yention of the Grand Lodge of
Knights of Pythias at st. Louis,
Oct. 20, 21 and %.
3t ED. 2. AMMERMAN, Agt.
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Don't Read This

unless you want to 60 to the
Chillicothe Normal, where you
can get board, tuition and room
rent ten weeks for S31, rent books,
select your studies, receive private
help free, &c. Money refunded
when a student leaves school for
any cause. aad car-fare paid if
things are not as advertised. Fin
est ladies' residence in the west.
It cost $4,000. Second term
opens Nov. 11th, 1890. For free
catalogue address Alien Moore,
NJ. S, Pres, Chillicothe, Mo.
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Republican Meetings.

The Republicans will hold
meetings at the following times
and places during the campaign.
Only one speaker is advertised for
each place, but other speakers
will be present and talk on the live
issues of the times.
Wilson Tp.-Banner, Oct. 90,
r. H. Browne.
Salt River Up. -Brashear Oct.
18th, Judge G. P. Hess.
Clay Tp.--Hazel Green, Oct. %,
W r Holloway; Wilmathville, Oct.
2S, S NJ Picker; Sperry, Oct. 90,
} NJ Mccall.
Polk Up Sublette, Oct. q
] w Johnston.
Liberty Tp.-Golden Rule, Oct.
Is, P NJ Smith; Center, Oct. 27, j
W Davis; Williams Oct. l6, ] W
Davis; Murpheys, Oct. 30, ] W
Davis.
Nineveh Tp.--Inbody, Oct. l6,
P NJ Smith; Mulberry Oct. II, j
W Davis.
Morrow Tp.-Red School house
Oct. %, j W Davis.
Grand Rally at Kirksville at
close of campaign. Meetings will
commence promptly at Z o'clock
p m. Every person of whatever
political creed is invited to be
present.
! BY Order of Republican Com,
JAS. III. KINNEAR, Chr'mn.
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Procure it in time if you wish
to save doctors bills. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
School Report.

Monthly report commencing
Sept. the 7th and ending Sept. 26.
Pupils enrolled 3S; days attended
5Sl, average daily attendance 20;
average number of days attended
by each pupil Is. The names of
those attending every day are:
Alva and Lille Anderson, James
Campbell, Zoe Garrett, Ida Sny-
der, Anna and Mary Swisher, EN-
ma Snyder, Birdie and Carl Weav-
er. THOMAS WHITE,
Teacher.
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1sT DAY, NOV. 10TH.

No l: G: A.: Cohen, executor of the estate of
&. w. Fowler decd, final settlement
2 J. A. Alger admr of the estate ofA AIger
decd, final settlement.
3 N Tyson formerly NJ HowIey ex e:utrix OF
estate Of NJ HOwley, final settlement
America Stephens executrix of estate of j.
ID. stephens decd, final settlement.
G. and N. Nicholas executors of the estate
or Levi Nicholas, final settlement.
VIM. White executors OF the estate of Thos
Saunders, final settlement,
NJ Ringo admr of the estate of E. NJ. G.
Morelock, final Settlement.
Sd; N. Thompson g and of Wise minors,
9Th anual settlement.
I'd DAY, TUES DAY, NOV. 18th,
Sarah Metcalf admx of estate Of Uri Met
calf, LIST annual settlement.
10 J A Henry executor of the estate Off. j.
Henry lst annual set tlement.
II NJ. G. Glenn guardian OF Re uben Thoml-
son, lst annual settlement.
12 John l.. Craw ford admr of estate of .Jobu
Crawford lst annual settlement.
Is NJ .. and n. Horton executor OF estate
OF WIN Horton, lst annual settlement
II A McNur Ian g and Of Eva Britt minor.
lst annual settlement.
Is j. F. Whitacre and C of II. s. Hopsoa
minor, sd annual settlement.
l6 NJ F. Strock admr of the estate of j II
Propst lst annual settlement.
Ia Dunham executor of the estate of W.
Durham, 3d annual settlement.
Sd DAY, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18TH.
IS Sarah F. Ginnings and of Lula Gin
nings, minor. 9Th annual settlement.
10 c Z Elliott and of John /. Elliott min
or, jth annual settlement.
20 James Wait and of BroyIes minors. 9Th
annual settlement.
q j. d. Holman and of Lutes minors eth
annual settlement.
% David Curtis and of Jane Rutherford
minor 18th annual settlement
p A Nj Gregg and C OF E Davis minor,
"a A w Gates g and of Carroll minors
C.. l.. LEWIS,
Judge and cxoficio clerk Of Probate Court.