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Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

There are stories of Gloves.
You may anticipate them by
coming and looking over
the stock before we tell. 1t is
complete.
Just to prove that there is
good news in gloves, we hint
at a rare chance in Woman's
Suede Mousquetaires, 8 but
ton length, in tans, browns,
modes and blacks, at 85c a
pair.
One hundred dozens now
ready. More will be received
and opened shortly, but the
number is defined, fixed, and
cannot be increased. The
next lot must go up to one
dollar.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

Our new Fall and Winter
Catalogue is ready. You
ought to have one /; your name
and address on a postal card
will bring it.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

Pears are a drug. Growers have
sold their Lawrence when they could,
ut 20 cents basket at the depot.
Most of them have been unable to sell
even at that low figure.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

Two MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENT
The engagement is announced of At
torney General Biggs and Miss Raeh-
ael V. Massey. eldest daughter of Geo.
V. Massey, of Dover. The date of the
wedding is not announced but it is
probable that the nuptials will occur
next month at the home of the brides
parents. The ceremony, it is said,
will be performed by the Rev. John F.
Stoneciphe-, the pOver Presbyterian
minister, and will be an elaborate af-
fair. 1t will be attended by Governor
Reynolds, the State Judiciary, and
by about all the state officials and pro-
minent persons.
The wedding of Miss Clara May
Biggs, daughter of Clerk of the Peace
w. Pierce Biggs and cousin of the at
tOrney general, and George Janvier, of
Philadelphia. formerly of Odessa, will
be sOlemnized at the residence of the
brides parents, Middletown. Wednes-
day evening, November IL. The Rev.
n. M. Browne will perform the cere-
mOny.
One of B. B. Aliens friends says
that Allen, when he was beaten for
the Recorders Office, went to Cover
nor Reynolds and asked him whether
he was going to appoint the prOthOnO-
tory upon friendship, deal, or recon-
mendatiOn. The Governor replied,
Recommendation" "Well," said
Allen, upon that statement consider
me an applicant, and will give you
the largest and best recommendation
you ever had, and they will not be
gathered up at public sales either"
Since that time, Allen has been hard
at work, and although Belts has his
deal. made before the primaries for the
| place, and has names gathered prOmis-
cuously at the pnblic sales, Allen has a
solid recommendation, as he has the
aid of every ringster in the county.
-SentineL.
Delaware retains the old Anglo
Saxon term, hundred" to designate
townships, and the names of her hun
dreds are ancient and often pictur-
| esque. Some are called for streams,
as Apoquinimink, MisspiliOn, Murder
kill, Indian River, White Clay Creek.
Others are named for old taverns, as
Red Lion and Blackbird. One bears
the Welsh name, Pencader, and still
others are named after the principal
city or village. Local pride is so
strong in Delaware that there is not
/ only a patriotism of the state and
county, but even a hundred, and So
ciety is so stable that one hearing a
mans family name could almost guess
his hundred. The hundreds have lost
most of their political powers, though
in two counties it is customary for
each party to take care that hundred
lines are respected in nominations to
the Legislature and Levy Court. The
officers are elected on the plan of the
scrUtiR de LiSte.-N. Y, Sun.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07
g MIDDLETOWN. DEL.
THE MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

CtALESMAN WANTED. Salary and expenses
~~ a wMNE88 MEAS uelSES egaElpy
WM W - Pook's IkVkslB1E TtBulAA TAR
eu&nlnN4, Whispers heard. Com.
fsFtahls. 6aasasfal Whsre all Resa ALI ssia y eg0A,
say, So BrasaT, New Tsrk WFse sr hssk - pssA bAA
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07
Opening of Malls.
County and State Items.

From North, 1000 a. m, 1890 aud $50 p. m
: d D. m. Wilmington only.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

Grave old man, gay young
man. Our Mems Clothing
man has been thinking of your
Fall Overcoat. Each of you
think of him practically.
Come for your Overcoat. It's
ready.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07
.-..,,-,,.,,n. I1rnnoh Trains.

SmVEAAt III N
Coin North, IT'S, SIS, 9.51. A. NJ, $50, $50 P NJ
Going south. 9.27 1908 A. NJ. AS, 600, sop. NJ
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07
FOR DYSPEPSIA,

ROk DNBrEFS1As
Indigestion, and stomach disorders. pa
BHOWN,s IRON BETTERa.
An dealers keep Il. 81 pnr bottle. Genuine has
e1ade-mark and crossed red Lines On wrapper
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

The Mems Clothing Men
are jealous of the Women's
Clothing Men. Therefore we
give you an advance word on
Mems Light Weight Over
coats just to let you know the
fine things that the new man
agement is putting into the
new Clothing Store:
FaX OQeYcOaks.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

siO-medium and light cOlOrs, very good
and very durable.
sl2--Drab, brown, blue, cream, gray.
black. A fine array, very stylish all fast
cOlOrs.
Sl25O-Oxford, stone gray and light brown
fl5-HOmespuns IN browns. Kerseys In
cseam and light drab. Nobody would suB.
pect Of being other than custOm-made.
Si8-whipcords in two eolOrs-''s0 English
you know"
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

Ex-Mayor Calvin Rhoads of Will
mington, has accepted the position of
choir master of the Roman Catholic
Cnurch of the Immaculate Conception,
Atlanta, Ga, and will remove to that
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

john WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

The congregation of NJ. E. Church,
No. 2, of Dover, have closed their tent
meetings and will hereafter worship in
the building purchased by them on
New Street. No love feast has yet
been held between the congregations
Of the two churches.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

The September terms of the New
Castle County Court, ended Saturday,
10 Wilmington Twenty-three liquor
licenses were granted and nine refused.
Among the former was the APPLICATION
Of James II. S. Gam of St. Georges,
which has repeatedly been refused
because almost the entire commun-
ity protested.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

The managers of the gentleman's
driving park, Middletown, have fixed
the date of their next and last race on
Wednesday, Oct. 18th. There will be
400 class, q 500 class, a 2.45 class, a
free for all, and a One-half-mile run.
ming race.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

The young man named Minner, who
died few days ago near FELTON,, and
whose ailment puzzled the doctors, was
opened after death Ly Drs. Luff
aud Hargadine, and found to be liter
ally eaten up by worms, having from
a peck to half a bushel in him.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

Mr.. Wilbur F. RaWlins aud Miss
Flora J. Buell., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Buell., were married on
Thursday, October LIST, at Philadelphia
by Rev. P. H. Rawlins, father of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins will
reside in New York.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

When the sun crossed the line"
the wind was south, the sky was clear
and the weather was warm, q cOmbina-
ton of circumstances that caused some
TO say that the weather of the coming
six months is to be warmer than the
average and generally fair. But it
didn't bring US our storm.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

=, aeV; I. o. Ayres has been very i'll
~ US home in Delaware City the past
ra1. A IL Is thought that IL he should
sy, ne vii not be able to preach
1, he had Bright's Disease
- hgnt form but not 50 developed as
disable him from work, but the
o'e and mental worry consequent
pa nls summary displacement as
lss'aing Elder Of Salisbury District
S,sp1gh the efforts Of Rev. J. A. B.
g9on. has, his physicians think, ilgri-
.s.a4 ~ gssRse 10 an acute form and
hps a his life.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

The people of st. Georges refOught
their old fight in the Superior court
Friday, when they opposed an appli-
cation TO sell liquor in their cOmmun-
ity. The people of that plucky little
hundred know what they want, and
the court has hitherto believed that
they knew, but at last the Court has
saddled them with a rum shop.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

Roland G. Paynter, of Georgetown,
graduate of the class of 81, has been
admitted to the freshman class of Yale,
aud John d. Stops, of New Castle of
the same class has entered Dickinson
E,,liaua
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

Robert II. Davis, son of ex-State
Treasurer Davis. of Milford, has pass
ell the final examination and will be
admitted to the Sussex county Bar at
the next term of court. Two of his
brothers are members of the New Cas-
tla BAR
Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

The Methodists of Middletown have
made arrangements for an October
service of ten days, beginning Sunday
the 18th. David B. Updegraff, the
great Quaker Evangelist of Ohio, will
be present the q, % and 23d. Great
things are expected from these meet
ings, and a cordial invitation to attend
IS extended to ministers and members.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

also was pale, creamy yellow. checked
with bold lines of pink and heliotrope.
Full-olowp cream-colored roses fur
nishcd the decoration. twisted about
the bodice aud caught with jeweled
clasps against the lace founoe ut tho
bottom. For II Is feature Of the new
scheme in covering frocks with flowers
that different blossom may be used. il
desired. every time the dress is as
sumed. The leafy sprays are not in
any way attached To the fabric, but arc
pinned with Jewels In varying combina-
ton and with different arrangements
for different occasions.
do not know that liked either Of
these elaborate creations so well as o
quaint little frock in nuns yelling worn
by a young. pretty and. to me. wholly
unknown young woman. . brown
haired. pink checked young American.
stranger to Newport and with few TO
take her out. but decidedly the freshest
looking and most innocently charming
of any girl on the floor. The creamy
ground OF her frocsz had been most ex'
quisitely embroidered in faint coiorings-
Pale yellow pansies were set about the
hem of 1t in border. stitched IN deli
cate tracery. The skirt was full and
hang in straight lines. The empire
waist was modestly high and either the
girl or her mother had common sense
enough not to spoil her maiden fairness
with trinlsets. for beyond . yellow sash
NJ ~ 20 he Of
any description.
In this pleasant Tins when the New
port gardens are bright with geraniums
and the lawns are green and trim, there
are less desirable occupations than Civ
ing ones self up TO tho four o'clock
promenade and studying millinery.
Newport hats are hats of chiffon. They
have white and pale pink and pale blue
chiffon crowns and they have wide
brims of lace straw. To-day ! saw
hat of water green chiffon, and do not
often go out without seeing one in scar
let and another probably in black COW
cred with huge pink asters.
The oldest hat have ever seen was
made Of butterflies. The girl who wore
1t was very slight and very dark aud
pale. Her dress was pale green
foulard printed in white with running
vines. About the bottom of it and
about the waist were deep and very
delicate black lace flouncea The hat
had soft full crown of black chif.
fon crossed by q twig of locust leaves.
Upon the foliage and in fluttering
circle about the crown disported them.
selves . continuous line of orange
colored butterflies whose wings were
fecked with black, such butterflies as
saw few days ago lowering over wild
carrot blossoms amid the long tangled
grass of marsh that borders the Hud.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

MORTGAGE SALE Default Asssag teen
"a made h the coAastleas 81 . cersztE mort
sax@ Gates It's sessAsh o2y 81 Jazz l>,e.
hsaas ~ easfssils y Mssss = tns sTsss hsp
tbs sssasses II eseas 81 ksAt Ceaa3. Aicat-
e&a. % the zath day ~ @ay 80 81 ~ - = "a.
eeitsA. 10 ohss IN II mefsxssss cn p~es IS.
asa seisa.i k<s4nx essn made - payments 81
tnisresg teereea- AID The ccsl 81 Insurance.
epSn esttStaxs GSon neTtxax~e pfepcfty. -
- s~ss sssrssA<s esoslasa. sas sAs s~ld meft
sHsssss secarea b, SAID mortgage ~ aas and
pzsaiie. a. b. It, teTfas if IL authorized IA aeA
ksa ssa boftssse oostaiiiia- ths tssnsi i,eser
- s~ls. which ~ rcAssn Of sssa defaults has
e<o pas epssstise- sad enoa watch IneTtxaxe
OF PrtaegpAl tateress and coal of Insurance. set
tncladlpx attorney Ire. al the Gale 81 this
nettee. thsg~ ~ esstmsa 10 hs e0s tss sau eI
sssaiy eight bUsdEsa aud llnes,-alae AID ~
10 s-<t-xil collars. and no SSH 81 iss or "a
ecu ~ bassng s~sa Instituted 10 rcesxrf tue
issses dee thefesn. thrreleTs netiee . hereby
sissA thai said mert< Ne aiii be tofeclcsed. -
sale af ths Hoftgaxes premises. ~ public
ssstiaa - tee highest bidder. 10 satisfy ihe
amount due tnefoss ~ afefessis- viii tIsT-
IA sala snsftsaxs sna allowed ~ is~. On fri-
aAy. the 9Th dsy Of October, 1881. af "a O'Clock
a. M. 81 that day. al the trent entrances IN
that hslax the place Of loiaias shs circuit
court for said eounfy Of hent. In thOcity ~
oLaDd Rapids. Ia said eounty.
TIE s4ia rserteaged presnisrs srs aeseflt<d
a. follows; All that certain piece ga p&roes ~
tame. situate syiRE sna bring la TIE city oil
1rAna Rapids. county of kent ana state -
MICHIGAN. kasNa Ana described - follows. To-
Wit The vest one hundred sln1i fest 10 depth
Of lot number tao q Of MeDoweils sub-divis-
ion OF lea ten lie Of A. tampsas sub d tsisioh OF
fhe csl half "a Of the south ~eSt fractional
quarter 9 = Of scciloB thirty-oae 81 la towa-
ship seven O. NORTH OF range cieyen tii w.ss-
bates July y. 1881.
GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK.
Mortgages.
TAesAEr. woLcorT & GAxsos.
thur Attorney Tor Mortgage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

and very full founces about the bottom.
and two wreaths Of dark velvet leaves
secured upon opposite sides by gold
pins jeweled with emeralds.
II is not tho fashion 10 conclude q set
Of remarks about Miss Hargous with
out abiding to her amiable character;
but q have moro acquaintance with
her face and her frocks than with her
amiability 10 servants, I must content
myself with saying that Miss Have
meyer, tho rival star Of the early sea-
son. u Just n beautiful, though she
hasn't the others social experience.
Miss Hsvcmeyer being quite . typical
summer girl of the aristocrstic order.
here arc two of her costumes which
may be taken a. representing the
clothes Of the month in shower and in
sun. Miss Hsvemeyer is a toll girl.
and - saw her yesterday through
vista Of trees and 24gainst the cushions
Of hammock she appeared very tall
indeed She wore . challie dress of
wool and silk; that is. the ground was
white wool and the flowers OF . faint
blue had silky lustcr. A deep border
of the blossoms-f took them tn be corn
fowers--grew up from the hem and
scattered buds covered the drapcries.
A blue ribbon sash was at her waist
and her bodice was open At the throat
and folded across ~ shown in the Illus
trasion. broad guipure lace edging tho
folds. Lscc sleeves showed white arms
through their meshes. and the wide
white crinoline hat was loaded with
plumes.
Do ron feel the least curiosity about
what goes ON in the casino9 Casinos
are much the same from year 20 year.
but costumes change Here are few
points jotsed down last evening. Moth
iug IL gar enough yet 10 warrant the
bringing out of the rcputation-making
costumes. one or more Of which IL sup
posed TO lie trembling with impotence
in the trunk 1T each ambitious young
woman. but il is already evident thas
the point sowsrd which attention VIII
BE- turned with most strenuousness Is
the display Of large and bright-eolored
flowers aud flower wreaths and gar
lands upou toilets of elaboration For
example, Mrs. Ogden Mills wore last
evening brocsde which brought out
In the 1884 light possible the fancy for
shot effects in which this summer every
woman rsveis4 A dozen delicate tinss
merged in one another 50 imperceptiely
% % give y strange shimmering effect
lik. fading rainbow; while. - II IN
cid some character Of fxedness and
p~rrnanence. the pattern wss outlined
with gold. This unique gown was
made. "a pictured. With hounee OF
lace about the sostor,. caught up here
and there With wr~sths II pink rose
buds made up with their own foiiase.
These wreafhs. which we're Of good sire
and yet =, loosely and gracefully ~over
~ not ~ Re heavy hooking. ~ere hung
scru~. The whole frs,nt ~ the sksyt. and
shov. them Va the middle ~ tie front
sr~asith were three ether rose wresfh<.
Arranged in q trefnil aud having leaf
sPfays trailing from them ss Tie gar
lands below.
The bodice YES equally Interesting
Clusters q full blown ross strnsi erect
npoa the shoulders and rose branches
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

The p<a os~t prosa3aslt la Aaaerie.a
aft today sss. In The fas5oftfy. " Psrsssaa
tF@aains. 90 neeh - that ths me.t fsgnliiat
rspfoaeh dirsrt-i axsisst taelr .ork 10
that Il lacks e.tiaa@i character That this
ssitseis1a. u applied u .sfiod q traazi-
sion, has ta~is II truth Il us.aealai,ls. for
notAlps y ussr~ Astayal thai that the first
stsps u aaY sArvrf shosia hs alfpeted ~
the ianasaoes which ksse presided over
preparatory studies. but il ne take tea
,ssys 10 - the shortest period Ia watch .
soans psiasrt on his rvtasn from Eafope
can gala feothold hese. 10 viii Ii foaad
al chs soa 1T that uase thai. subjected 10
the various Influences ~ the ie.ellecuai
aud material life al h.s native eoaatry. he
has takss Ga inore II our rational ebaf.o-
isfistica than he Ia gifss credit for
Modern art u ESSENTIALLY cosmopolitan.
and "a nstiaus obey the iron rule Of the
seaefal average. ~ Ia act DC uaiieaal chat
aetrristies hseasss fused ADJ blsndsa until
they are questions Of detail more than a
fundamental eopstrgctioa. Paris On lie
siecie has keen eye for detail, howeysf.
aud ne may drsend npon IL that. measured
by it~ siaadAfsis. the exhibition lay ogr
painters may be found wanting Ia many
thlnss rather than ia th. personality which
results from raee and temperament moii.
fied ~ sonailloss VI environment. --sscriis
nof'a
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
NEWPORT FASHIONS.
How the Gay wortd Dsspcrts Il.
ssif IN Summer.


Do you like letter that begins with
. proper n=meg am not Il all sure I
do LA fast ana reasonably sure ,i.e't
and Jet IL happ~ns - be convenient ~
say that the Possibilities Of the new
combination Of eolors. DARK olive
green with . pale whitish green. as~
fully tested la the costumes az Miss
SAliie HArgosA This young woman.
who Il to become Mrs Duncan Elliot In
August, Is one Of ths most pscturcsqus
Of Newport figures With the sxcep
ton of Miss Blanche Havemeyer, who
VIII be married IN the same week with
her. abe Is AZ the moment the Inost In
teresting figure Newport Is enjoying.
watched her a. polo this afternoon.
and IL WAS her polo costume which sug-
gested my remark about the two green's
She wore q whitish green skirt OF some
sheer stuff like vailing. and IL was ag-
urcd with Leaf sprays, large and sprawl
ing and having the effect of applique in
raised olive green velvet and wood
brown The skirt was made fun and
straight and with tounce at the bot
tom. and the iounee was edged and
headed with narrow lace, and the leaf
swigs upon it were larger than those
upon the skirt, almost deserving, in fact,
20 be called branches
The bodice, which was set above the
twigs and leaves. was OF unfgured
whitish green vailing. II was trim.
trig bodice with the fallness of the
front drawn down TO point under the
olive green sash ribbon. loosely knotted
about tho waist and hanging In very
broad ends Over this smart, simple
little bodice was . sleeveless zouave
jacket of olive green velvet edged with
q band of gold. The sleeves of plain
vailing were wonderfully high ON the
shoulders and tapered gradually 10 the
wrists. lace cuffs falling over the gloves
of white undressed kid.
As Miss Hargous watched the ponies
she held a parasol over q hat that was
worth brief description 1t WAS q
very large and very fat hat with a
crown Of pale. whitish green chiffon
and . much bent and fold brin of gold
colored laco straw. These two con-
sti,uents were almost hidden under
dark olive green velvet foliage, match
ing the skirt sprigs and most rankly
luxuriant in loafagc.
The parasol continued the good work
begun by hat and gown. 1t was Of
whitish-green chiffon, with two deep
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

son; such butterflies as one sees in a
hucklebcrry pasture over the spotted
orange lilies.
A hat Of black straw was pretty
enough TO catch my eye this afternoon.
It was n simple hat enough with trim.
mings of white chiffon and white wings.
II was one Of the three the artist has
sl<etchsd for ron In tho illustration.
A hat of white crinoline was anothe,
Of those he hes drawn II was trimmed
with broad. white lace. with yellow
roses in front rising above the forehead
The bonnet was in the fashionable
mixture of black and gold 1t ives
made in jct with fiuted brirn Of black
and gold net, and trimming Of black
lace and gold aisrcttes
ELLEN OSBORN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
thurs july 30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ state Of Michigan. county Of kent-ss
Notice Is hereby given. that by an order of the
Probate Court for the cousty q. Kent. made on
the Snth day OF June. A. u. lsl. six months
from that date were allowed for creditors 20
present. their Chains against the estate OF
EBEN Y. HALL.
late Of said county. deceased. ana that al
creditors of said deceased are required TO pre-
sent their claims to sAid probate court. 1T the
probate Office, in the city OF GraDd Rapids. Tor
examination and allowance. on or before the
10th day of December next. and that such
claims Will be heard before said court, on
Wednesday, the 5pth day Of December next. ~
ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon al that day.
Dated Grand Rapids Mich. June 80. A. d.
1881.
CYRUS T. PERKINS
thurs july - Judge of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
thurs july 80

NOTICE To CREDITohs-
~ state of Michigan. county OF Kent-ss.
Notice - hereby given. that by an order OF the
Probai Q Court. for the oouuty of Kent. n sde on
the ID day OF july, A. u. losl. eix months
from that date were allowed for creditors 10
present their claims against the estate Of
BkiDSEi BUkk. FORMERLY BROWN.
late Of said cnnnty. deceased. and that all
creditors of said deceased are required to pre-
Probate ONCE In the city of Grand Rapids. for
examination and allowance on before the
20 day Of January next. and that such
claims Will be heard before said court on
Saturday the "a dav of Jynasry next. al
10 o'clock In the forenoon az that day.
Dated. Grand Raptds. Mich. July :. A. d.
1891
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
thurs july 30 Judge Of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

A istinguisbed divine calls those
three De, Dirt, Debt and the Devil, a.
unmatched trinity of evil. II man
would be happy, be must avoid al
three. and az studiously keep clear Of
Disease -another p You perceive. This
calls to mind still another u. A &c
NJ. D.; IN fact, Or. rieres's Golden
Medical Discovery, the unfsllBg
remedy for consumption which "a lung
scrofulal, Ia its early stages, "a we'll A.
for chronic eatarrh IA the head, and
bronchial. throat and lung affections
generally. ltlss nutrtlve, tonic ana
blood purifier, and builds up the
strength and flesh OF those Who sre re
duesd helov the usual standard %
health 10 4 most marvellous say. IL
allays iTritstioa and suhtuss the worst
lingering eougns- Guaranteed to t,ene
m OF cure IA ali diseases for which "a !.
recommended, OF money paid for il re
turned
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
thurs juiy3
pRoBATE oRpER-statr Of N.eh,gan. caun.

pRoBATE 0RpER-state Of Michigan. coan-
" of Kent, IS. At session ~ the Probate
Court Jor said county OF Kent. held al the Pro-
bate Snlce. in the city Of Grand Rapids. on the
tn day OF July. In the year one thousand
eight hundred aud ninety-one.
Present. Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF tbe estate OF
JAMES ii. BROWN. deceased.
An instrument In writing purporting 10 be
the last Will and testament of said deceased
having been n ed in this court for probate.
Ii IN ordered tnst Friday. the aeth 4sy ri
July. lsAi. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
ing said instrument.
Aud 1t Is further ordered. That . copy Of this
order he published three successive weeks pre-
vieus Ia said day OF hearing. In the TEls-
GRANT EaALp. n daily newspaper printed and
circ uiafng In said county OF Kent.
CYRUS +. PERKINS. Judge Of Probate.
"A true copy.l
ApoiPu b. Mason. Register. thurs july 90