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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-09
nm MN IN EIIrIr MOI.

SIDE viEw OF SHEEP RACK.
tribute tho grain In the triangles, pro-
venting few Of the stronger sheep
crowding after You. punching and gob.
bling the grain, rs they will do when
poured into an old fashioned V shaped
trough. After the grain Is placed In tho
tr1uyhs tho wins which are hung upon
pivots are then turned down. and the
sheep MI pass to their grain 40 once. each
one getting an equal poriioni the wings
which then slope together form the hay
rack. the sheep drawing tho hay from va
opening ~ the bottom.
There arc no sianchiun'slnts 10 wear
the wool froia the neck and shoulders.
no chance for chat tO work into tho
wool, nor for them - waste their hay
A small door hinged ut one ond Of tho
rack makes u handy 10 sweep the dirt
out Of the troughs. This feeding rack
was formerly held 10y patent. and farm
rights sold at s. 10 sioi but tho patent
expired some years ago. and It u now
free TO DO made nnd used by any one.
The illustration shows how il Is madc
Height of posta, ~ inches: size by .
inches. Length Of arms. 30 inches; size
10y 0. Width Of boards on arms, 2, inches
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A young housckrcpcr says the fruit
diahes, compoics aud h1wls of her dinner
service arr all 20 large that IL tal,us u great
quantity OF fruit. msfi more than can pos.
nbly DO used At the small dinners she nt.
tempts, 10 make any show AZ all. 4 good
way 20 obSlaie this difficulty j. TO IN the
bow with crumplsd paper moro than hllf
way up, Hnt on this put thick layer 81
moss The fruit il then piled lightly upon
the moss. which makes natural aud el.
iectlyc setting.
To this and other young housekecpcrs.
however, the suggestion IL made. Don't
give DINNERS, even small ones. unless your
establishment y On u generous scale" A
formal dsncr even toA very few guests
l. mn important affair. Somebody has
said that Il takes thno generations Of
wealth 10 give perfect dinner aud when
onc cnnHidcrs all the qualifications u such
success. the statement does not seem cNag.
gcrated. Don't csghew hospitallty--only
avoid dinnera. Ask your friends for an
evening ut whist, at music, or nj palm
talk. N you and they are equal TO II, aud IL
suc to let them break some sort Of bread
In your house, albeit Il may not be dinner
brci.l.
A dish Of salad. with mock sandwiches.
sent around Just at the turn Of the ..cn.
ing. when cards or muHic-lf Il lie either
are beginning To tire u little, or talk-if IL
be talk-shoWs slgns Of langYishlng, Is all
that Is needed 10y way Of Intervention. FOL.
lowed, NJ u will be, Of course, with cupo Of
fresh and fragrant coffee, Dcyiled almonds
or walnuts served hot In folded napkin
with the coffee Is a pleasant relish after
the salad.-licr Point Of View Ia New
York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-09

bag parties are u novelty well adapted
90 tho needs OF church 'Sncinblrsn OF che
receptions with w,ich teachers m Sunday
and secular schools are periodically bur.
denel, The invitations are decorated with
fancy bag painted In the corner. Each
guest on arriving Is presented wsh tho
half Of some small pictured object or we'll
known proycrb A large table " henpcd
with all sorts and condition, Of bags, from
party bagS Of rich silk to button bags of
ticking or leather, and on these bags are
printed the complementary half Of tho
pictures or proverbs Possessed by tho
guests. The matching Of the pictures
causes much sport and laughter, aud tue
tobacco and card bags, II not drawn by
gentlemen. are ballotrd for aud secured
from the ladies by exchange.
Progressive games" Is sometimes writ.
ten In the corner Of n card, and the recipient
may be prepared 10 move from table 10
table ~ la progressive enohrc, aud 10 find
ut each table an entirely different game
The quick change from whist To hearts, or
from hearts to fiddle de-wlnks Is decidedly
bewildering even TO the most tkIllful
player
A "marsh mallow toast agrateful vnrl.
alton OF the old fashioned candy pull. will
appeal potently to youthful minds The
number OF guests Is necessarily limited.
and for their sntcrN inmrnt are furnished
wooden skewers tHd with ribbon bows,
marsh niallows nd llbltum. The glrl aud
boy receiving skcwers with corresponding
oolors arr supposed to ns,ist each other In
toasting tho dalntles over an open crate
Grc.--Boston Commonwealth.
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When potatoes arc wanted for carly
market correspondent writing In The
Republic saysi
Grat care should 10 taken TO select
u piece II land that IL well drained.
loainy and readily prepared In good
tilth. Potatoes need deep preparation
and thorough cultivation In order to
receive vigorous growth. Get good
early variety. Early Sunrise and Charles
Downing are both good early varieties
Get seed Of good quality. Good seed
Is necessary In order TO secure vigorous.
thrifty plant. II IA much easier 10 keep
vigorous, thrifty plants growing than 10
induce weak, siclly plan; to grow we'll
Prepare the soil wen and then worl.
out the rows. running the plow deep
Take n forkful OF fresh manure from tho
horse stable aud put where each hill Of
potatoes Il 10 be plantedi put on this
about two inches Of rich. fine soil and
then drop tho seed on this and cover
three or four inches deep, at least. press.
Ing the soil down well upon tho seed.
Keep the soil IN good filth 70 rs 10 No.
cure vigorous growth. Thin ont ~ soon
as the plants make their appearance
above ground. leaving not more than
three good vines 10 each Hill. The bcuo.
III OF the manure is that II keeps the soil
solSpwhat warmer and also affords good
driNhago-iwo Items In securing an early
termination and start TO grow. In this
way a supply eau be obtained earlier
than by almost any other way Of out.
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'NhH'N ~ ,Nt ANhfs
ELi,s \ SUM. cashier. plaintiff
j. $. novp. defendant.
The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
10 J. Bon.i. defendant
VOU NuI nEHEni RtoriHEp To AP.
Il pear tu an action lluurnt against you 10y
the Above uamed riairilr To- the nstici Court
oi the IhIrd Judicial nisinct OF thc ftrrltorY
Of utgh, and 90 answer nc complaint sled
therein within Sen days toVelusiyc nt the day
oi fcfVsaI litCr me service bon you Ut this
summuut--f served within illlt county ~. 70
served out % ihH county. but iu if'a district,
yithlu tasnV dgysiuthtfwise within forty tays
--nr tud Tmrut hy infHult vii nu ffltn aetinht
you, according 10 The prayer NJ suld complaint.
The saiu action o. brought iu tr'utrf Tho
sum Of tq, with interest thtrU1u no per
cent ref anuum FROM Ocphef 1itt. lrl, aud
for $50 Tor attorneys ices, aud f0t costs ~
this suit. and 10 have y decree Tor t.e fore
closure and suIe nf the following described
properly lflnio ~ the city nnl county OF -ait
laLc, t'tnh Territory, 10. wit ,ummtnruv at
tlc NV corner Ut 100 block o. pluf g, q. De
survey turure +. b. fuds, thHuss b.. three
rods 10 the place OF rruauHnT, uudtt
o certain m1fisa 40 madc and delivered hY the
urionl gov ~ nn' ''lio ~ N.-L,u Z tn a'fufr
note dated VI -ait Lake City. tt1l. Jan. gisf.
i-'u. In go. due In twelve month from lnId
date, win interest ~ rgr cent pcr anuuut
ripHl ur iuiffv.t ul. be paid tNrfrt The interest
un the sane down 10 NrtuhCI alHt, is'u. Do
was agreed ln flli mcrighge mat siil defend
ant would pay iIl rho costs inoIlI ny rehs
onahle attorney fcU in ease default Ir mado No
the Hatiutni uf The urnrirai ~ Iniurtati thai
plaiuiIf 3D. now ihC legal owner aHt holder NJ
al mole ard murEaEoi thsi ttr defendant
and ull rrfsurs rlaiiuiug s1id premise suhsc
Gurnl sHi Uluuuhs mortgage may ln barred
aud futsrlusrd uf 90 claim on uFhf ihrfOlu
for the Usual STATUTORY relief. sud for such
other aud iutthrr relief In no ptHmHca aH So
ths court may seem meet and equitable.
AM you arr hereby notdcd thli ii yon fail
IN appear and answer the said complaint ~
above required, and the slid plaiuun W Do take
iadginent asainst you Tor Tie sun ut tipoO,
With interest Attorney tccsn aN.,c and for
costs % suii.
witness tho Hon charles s.Zanc. Judge, aud
the Seal uf The tnsiuc iCuuri of the Third
Judicial ni.uitt m and f1f The Territory
OF Iuh. the sd day Of Mafrh iu tho year
nl our LORD ono thousand ysht hundred
lsE,Li IlrsRY q. MCMILLAN.
Clotk,
Ivy OIo u. iuuHts,
oawaw thur Dcpuiy Clcrk
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Don't Give Dinners Games for Large
Partles--A Pretty Tea cioth-wb.n
Flowers Are wasted-A Chance Tor
women In sman Towns.
Those who remember the old Dutch ov.
ems aud big hreplaccs remember great
deal Of hard work and discomfort; bat the,
remember good cookingiu certain lines. aud
a great amountof nccd 81 II. schuol houses
were little better than barns. ch1fuhos we've
without any other FIRE than the fcryid
theology preached. nnl In the house 30
,elf one could only keep one side warm ut a
time. out of the huge brick ovens there
came turkeys, geese aud chickens roasted
80 "a touch, aud with such flavor e. no one
ever tastes or smells IN these days. 4
whole crisp pig could he placed inside with
Christmas pies or Thanksgiving pudding,
into the bargain.
IA for roasted potatoes, orr ranges do
not compare with them Blt ID l. not for
rs 90 Look TOO much backward, for the
modern kitchen. all IN al. ia paradise Of
comfort for tho housewife compared with
the kitchens Of our mothers Those were
great SQUARE, low hroNcd rooms, and one.
third of the floor was brick, 10 that n
sparks ilcw out from the open IRE there
shqxld be no conilngmtion. Not seldom,
too while cooking fats over such ilrc. il
flashed into blaze and suffered and
scattered for yard. nbuut
Kitchen reform has already been wonder
full. A hard wood floor. with u few cheap
rugs, q range that keeps n halfdogcn dishes
wnrh while cooking another half dozen,
without discomfort 10 the cook; - separate
pantry for dishes. and most convenient
sidcbonrls. opening Into the dinlngroum,
ace the outline arrangements Hut no ono
can easily onumernte the manner and
worth Of tho Inventions In apparatus for
aids To cooking. Our porcelain kettles,
our hot water tanks. aud sinks zinc llurd
head the list, which II long enough to stock
u hardware storc.
Our List of foods has also Immensely en-.
largcd. We eat less meat aud morc fruit.
Besides the currant, plum. cherry aud ~.
pie, there was little fruit known. Nov we
have learned to grow aud eat thousands Of
bushels of berries aud orange, besides
ship loads Of bananas, our cereals include
dozen choisc preparations from oats. bar
ley. wheat. corn and rice. II l. possibl. to
omit meat altogether from our diet aud be
very far from vcgctAfinns. Yet our Voge.
table list l. also enlarged. Tho tomato,
sweet potato, celery, cgg plfnt and the
finer table squashcs were not In the old
siyle kitchens. MARY L. Spencer in II.
Louis Globe Democrat.
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In the experiments made by Sir John
u, Lawcs aud DR.. Gilbert At Rotham.
stead for more than forty years, potash
seems to have had no effect as a ferti.
liEcr for wheat, except when combined
with both phdsphoric acid and nitrogen.
In tho experiments now in progress ut
the Ohio Experiment station potash seems
to have no effect on wheat, whether
used alone or In any combination. At
the experiment station OF Kentucky pot.
ash has produced a very marked increase
OF crop when used on corn. hemp, tobac-
co and potatoes, but hero Rgain It fails
10 increase the yield Of wheat, whether
used alone or in combination. The Ohio
and Kentucky experiments arc as yet in
their infancy, and It is probable that Us
tho soil becomes moro worn even wheat
will show some benefit from applications
OF potash, but tho present indications
are that this substance is seldom needed
In fertilizers intended for this crop. II
may DO that tho clover following tho
wheat will make good use Of the potash,
but this is a point which has still 10 DO
determined by experiment.
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cl,,ar.s should so, Wear J.u.,ry.

The habit OF giving babies aud young
children rings IL an absurd Que, ~ the
ring soon bccomes too tight and ruins the
shape OF tho finger, A pin. bracelet OF
anything i better than n ring. which. II Il
Is loose enough, the little on. il SURF 10
lose Juvenile jewelry, u worn Ut all,
should be extremely simple, aud all orna
ments net with precious stones nro In cX.
iramely bal taste. Tho foolish mothers
VIM send thelf girls 10 school loaded w'th
trlnkris display, 10 sny the least, very
questionable taste, aud this custom IL APT
% foster vanity and a longing for merctrl
oious display.
A little silver watch, which ineulcates u
habit OF pnnoiuality; lew silver bangles
sd a simple pin are all sufficient for the
wants Of the school girl. American moth
Or. might learn a shlu,ary lesson from thu
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The People of the Territory OF Utah send
To louisa FRAU. widow, Fraueis =. Dyer, Tilen
:, Frau, Lois n Hunt and Ann 4. FRAT,
lelts % me late Addlsoa frAsI, deceased,
you ARE HEREBY ngQuIRED TO AP.
Il per ~ an acton brought AsAinst you by
the a6eye named llainiiu In me District Court
~ Utah, aud 10 answer The complaint nlei
therein within len days (ortl nsNs % the DAY
Of serVics) after the tcTuvo on you OF tins
summons--lf served within this county or, ii
within twenty days. Otherwise within forty dAys
or Judgment by default wall he taken against
The said action Il brought to have decree
Of TINS court adildnng each OF the defendants
herein TO set forth tie nature Of their CLAIMS
20 The property her, matter: idescrioed, and
judging that the defendants or each OF
or either Of thtm have no estate or
property, aud liza, the title Of plaiauf to sans
and the whole thereof. IL good amt yAiii per-
petuAlly enioihing dofandauts And each OF
them rom .,serlinE am siyefae interest 10
such other and further relief % 10 equity 10
longs said premises are Described a. follow,
20 VIZ o9hnsne,ns q :. T. CORNER Of io,.,
ming thence West rods, thence S0rth i0rois,
thence kAst = rods, thence south ~ rods 10
place OF osdnnihs situate in salt Lalo Oily
and County, Uiah Territory.
Aud You are hereby notlned that " you fail
10 appear and answer the said compliant A.
aboyr required, the said plainuH " " apply 10
the CouT for The relief demanded there u.
Witness tho Hon, 1hAfles s.Zane, Judge. and
the Seal of The Disultt Court Of Tue 1hiTd
Judicial District, IN sni tor the Ttrfitory
OF Utah, this5th day ~ February In theye
oiour Lord ono thousand eight hundIoi
and ninety
tsHAL. HENRY q. MCMILLAN,
DyGHo, D. LOOMS,
din psPaly llsit
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There are few things that can be made
Tor fair 10 profitable, 50 sensible aud 40
desirable ~ such humble things ~ dish
towels, roller towels, duster. aud coarse
bas' Tor utility only Kitchen holders OF
Que sort and another are the very thing,
tnt every house lady likes to have TO her
hind whrn she treats her kitchen to u
wat II gives an mir u, Importance even
TO tho lndy who orders h leg of beef for
dinner 10 b, able to look critically at what
ever the cook may have in tho oven.
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AN IMPROVED SHEEP RACK.

An illustrated Description THAT VIII
lnahle Any One to make It.
Following Is a description o. q sheep
feeding rack, which was voted a good
ono az an Ohio Farmers institute. aud
which was recently describedin the Ohio
Farmer, 20 which we arc indebted Tor tho
accompanying cuts.
1t IS 40 const ucted that when closed
ono can pass through the rack and dis.
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Z, bauzh, Jane MrTdock, Cooper Audcri
son aud EDWARD !. Trehwith.
Defendants,
The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
erecting
To George D.. Ncadon Iienrictta Yesdon. stew
ant Z. naugh, James Murdoek, Cooper AZ.
dcrson and Edward J. ifcnaith. Defend
anti
Nou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To ~.
L pear Ia an action thought against you by
We hbuNs named plsintin ~ the DistTict Court
% the ihlrd judicial bistfict % the Territory
% Utah, aud 10 answer the complaint ned
~ sefytrel after the service on you 81 this
~ mmons-if served wlthin this county. or, u
served out Of this county. hut In this district.
within twenty days Otherwise within forty
days or Judgment by default viii be taken
against you, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint.
sun Of tiOQ with interest thereon 1t apsr ccnt
Per annum from July ~, lsaQ, and the sun %
Nu with interest nj 10 per cent yer annnm
from June 0, lspO. aud ten per cent .f tho
amount found due A. attorneys Zee. and costs
OF tins sull and for such other or further re-
net N the prem,fea AZ 10 this court may seem
meet AMI equitable Ana a further decree OF
TIL couu for the foreclosure and sale OF "a mari
NJ lot IN block n, plat a." salt Iahe GIty
survey, commencing ai point u. rod. south
from The \. ". corner ~ said lot, running
ihcnco east rods. thence south n, rod.
thence west rods. thence north q, 10 the
rlnce OF leginnins. under . mgItgagc made
w. hNlNf Nhu atAlhtltN W tNt hAln hfIt hNhnta
to the fHid plainiin September 9Th, lh.p, tn 80.
cure payment 81 piomisoty notes tor s7unnO
each and even date anu PAYABLE one year after
daie with interest from dnie until PAID that no
pant OF iher OF said pfomsofy notes mas been
pad except interest oa the nrst one down ~
July Is, lfe9, aud the Interest on the second one
down TO jane 8, $50, which said mortgage
provided Tor IN attorneys Tee Ne nisTea,ld.
That the SAT- dcfends uts and oil 9TH = persons
claiming said premises subsequent To said
plninunf mortgage may bu barred aud lore.
closed under AID sale. and that the pf0ree d I.
OF said sale he applied TO the payment Of tho
amount due the plniniin after paying all costs
and cNi enscs and attorneys fee, aud that tho
Ilaintin may have Judgment for any deficiency
which may remain after applying all the pTo.
rccds Of taid sale against the sald defendants
George u. Nead0n and Henrietta leAdon.
And you are hereby no ihcd that II YOU fall
N appear and answer the said complaint a.
above required, the said plainiin will apply to
the court tor tho relief demanded therein.
Witness the Hon. Charles :, Pane, Judge, and
The seal Of the district Court Oi the Third
Judicial bntrici, IN aud Tor the Tcrrilor, Of
Utah, this ltth day Of February, M the
year a our Lord one thousand eight nun.
drcd and ninety. one.
ilENBf O. MCMILLAN,
BY Gro. u. LOOMS,
Deputy Clerk.
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March has becnapecullarly fatal month
for the ltsliaus. Tho excitement had
not snbsided over the news Of tho lynch.
ing of eleven OF thom at New Orleans
when the word came that nearly 600 OF
the same racc had been drowned at Glib.
raltar NJ the Utopia
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NoIlos OF SAT- OF MAI rsrAr {

NOriCE Il HEREaY GIVEN, TilAr N
~ puauance Of Al order ~ the Probate
Court of The County Vt salt lake. Territory OF
Titan. on the lth dty Of February. 1871, ln the
matter of the rsts,c of ngbrescr .iecease
cd,thc undersigned. adminltuatrIN OF the SAID
estate. willseli Al private sale TO the hishsst
bidder. for cash, sut ifct 20 continuation ~ SAID
Probate Court, on the I'D dsg 81 April l9l,
u y O'Clock NJ, al tho law once Of Richards
\ Moyic, 10 the Consultation building, Ma u
street, y The city aud couutYot AT i.ltc, Ter.
an Z estate Of The aid ilenf. InFbrescn' Al the
time uf bis death and ~ the rishi. q 10 aui
intefcst that The said estate has, by operation
~ Law or oihcfNi.e, acquired oihsr than ~ IN
tie time of bis death, On hrdtO all ihnf certain
piece or parcel Of land tipttte, lying and
eng In the cliy aud county u ali l.te Ter.
rii.ry ~ tab, aud founded aud described -
follows BEGINNING NJ point on the east eide
of Tuaa east seventy TO hundfedths .0.tgI
cLain. and north ope and ninety Two nun.
dfuIths tl.usl chains, from thr southwest fuf.
rot Tie n.rheIst quarcr Of -rction Iwcn.
" seven lgi) IN Township unp ~ south, ~
rungc ~ = 90 tast, snlt ale Meridian thence
south sirhiy tive ~ degrees and Il. l1l min
utss, Wet Cisht tsl chlins, thence Nurli i've
y chain', thence north eighty two ,f,l ae.
rItea und bn lipl minute, West eight ~
chalns. thence south i've tll CHAINS To The place
Of beginning. together with the second ~
water right 10 ihr came aud also with a tight
Of " fnrhn irriEnting ditch across ~ e lHnu ~
said estate 10 the above described land. NJ such
apiece ns will be- practical ana The least mia,
nnus ~ the estaie of sali deceased
Terms and conditions u sale CAsh ton per
cent. of purchase mon 10 be- pad ~ The at,
minlsiratrN ~ ne day n sale balance on
COZ nrmhtinn uf f1lc by SAID court. Decd NJ
expense of purchaser. nids 10 he ~ writing
aud delivered 10 aid afminiaifaifiX bef0
ASNN u. CALVERT.
AdmiuistrairiN Of the estate Of lirary Ing
'S'i lake Gii,. March s5th. 1891. dsw
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tEoAL NOTICE.
n the rronatc Coud, ~ and for salt lake
County. Territory oi uiah.


N the ffonate touu, ~ anu int rall LAKE
County Territory Of uiah.
In the aauosot tho Efia,e Of Lima feiuoo
Cauifo ooeeascd
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TliAr
~ John l. Carlisle, Administration Of the
rsiitr 81 fmma tptticr tarlisle, deceased hna
rendered f0r aettiumcnt.an hlcd In said Couri,
his iinHl acc0unt oi bic adninisiraiipu ot said
estate ami petltion tor nnal distribution ~ the
residue of saiI estate among the persons en-
titled thereto. aud that Iucfday. The get
dny Of Auril. 4. u 1871, nt " a. 20, ~ the
Court room ~ said Court, H. the County 60 nj
House, SALT i.lko CITY aud County. Utah Ter.
rItorv, has been duig hpn intod by tue jugrc
~ sald court for the fritlemont % sNd A.
count and te1uug sal uctitiuu Tor difirihu'
ton, n which time and place a4V peffun inter.
estad IN eaid estate may nvresf ana show
cause, 10 nuy thcto be-, why aaid afeount should
not be settled aud approved and nnal dis1filu'
ton made o. prayed fof.
dated March gsth, itnl.
e.. D.. ALftN. ClrfL " Probate CouU
HyC.I. srANTON, neputy. i4N
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NOTICE Is HEREBY UiNES THAT
~ Lamar 4. tusigu aud Hnmhri Cara, ~
minifuuf0ra Of the estate % DANIEL aarn,
deceased. have rendered for settlement, aud
nlst tn said tuuri. their nuai account ~
their Administration ~ sald estato aud
pcutinu for nnui distribution Of the rect
rur u Faid estate AMONG the ucrf0us
sntltltd Thereto, Aul that Thursday. the 10th
day ui Aufll, 4. H. ts1i, ~ 10 O'Clock u. m,,
10 thc Court luuni ~ Hait court. "a Tire County
Court iiuufe. salt taHu CITY aud to4uty. fali
reuiiury .has been dri' appointed hi Tho Judgr
tf said tnuri for ihc srtfciGsntuf said account
and hearing Faid peuuun for distribution, NJ
Whtrh time and place any person Interested tu
raid tltatc may appear nud show cHuar,W any
there BE-, why aid account should not ~
settled aud approved aud final distribution
made ua PRAYED Tor.
uatel Mafrh -, lri.
or. ALLEN.
div CLERK Of the Probate Cour