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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-02

NEW iDP EhIISEMENI Io AO-DAAs A Fine Start rt-Howe X Stetson. Bicycle Bals-C. Il. Ayers. Best Goods-N. H. Public Market. Clothng-Connectieut Clothing Co. Creamery Butter--Johnson X Brother, Colossal Clothing Sae-Oak Hall. Chairs--Brown & Durham. Daily Chat-Malley. Neely x Co. Entertalnment-Barnum Bailey. Entertainment-hyperio Theater. Estate Mary L. Hotchkiss Probate Notice' Estate John Nevens-Probato Notice. For Rent-Flat-i3 Beers Street. For -Coples-Judd's Book Store. For Rent--House-L., This Office. For Sale-Horse-Haveys Stable. For Sale-House-Jam A, Howarth. For Sale-House--J. Y. sloan. Furniture-P. J. Kelly X to. Grand shopping E.Iporlum-F. M. .Brown& &Oo. Instant Freezer Robinson X Co. Notice-Sperry X Treat.
 Record Week-Chas. Monson Co. Stoen--Check H. Rowe. To Loan-Money-Joh E. Lomas. Vitapathy-Dr. Damon.
 Victor Bicycles -McGowan Bycle Co. Wanted--Horse--l99 Orange Street. Wanted-Stuation- Lloyd Street. Wanted-Situation-39 East Street. Wanted-Girl-95 Greene Street. Wanted-Situation-R This Omce' Wanted-Situation-90 Prince Street. Wanted-Sltuatiou- Lawrence Street. Wanled-Stuation-l Hamilton Street. Wanted-Situation Franklin Street. Wanted-Situation-1i Liberty Street. Wanted-R -Rooms-Rent This Office. Wanted-Eugagement Dwight Street. Situation-Seamstress This Office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-02

After the new railroad timetable goes into effect June n, the Monday morn ing train for New Haven will leave an hour earlier, which will give sea- shore parties more time at the salt water.
 A large round bottomed boat, direct from East river, Madison, was launched upon the lake last evening, Larry Nu- gent is the owner.
 Town Clerk Martin turned over $5O2 to the selectmen yesterday, the amount collected for registering dogs.
 A horse, owned by John Reilly's boy, Terry, while attempting to lay down to roll yesterday, caught it's leg and broke it below the knee. The animal had to be killed
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To the Charitable.

A case that comments itself to the charitable is that of a poor little in valid child, i'll apparently with con- sumption, for whose use some ladies hope to secure a secondhand baby car riage. The child's parents are worthy people, but very poor, and have five children to care for. Any one having a second hand baby carriage to bestow
 may send word to Miss Hall No. ' Wooster place, who will see that the gift is bestowed upon the little sufferer.
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MALLEYsNfrr%@'
TELEPHONE No. S9s, Ladies' Waiting Rooni on the Green

What with the finest wait ing room in the country freely at your service !?
 A little S4, 500 palace of comfortable elegance, as you step out ol the elevator on the second floor. Plenty of daily papers and periodicals to read and when you're rested, Ia whole store full of bright, new goods to glance over. No dotheramg % 6ny.
 Ladies !--please use our waiting room whenever you want.
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Pretty Summer Rugs.

Penang" Fibre Rugs, soft tones, quaint designs and col ors exactly suiting the sum- mer mating.
 "Mikado" Rugs, ox3, re- versible, made of extra choice mating material.
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Italian Society Celebrates.

The FratelIanza society will give a picnic in Schuetzen park this afternoon. There will be a parade at 1:3O L. G. Mattel will be the grand marshal and P. Grangrande aid. There will be games and dancing at the park and a balloon ascension.
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Shots Were Exchanred.

Kingston, Jamaica, June 1.-An un- known steamer resembling the Laurada
 attempted to enter Port Antonio to-day, but was headed off by a Spanish gun boat. Shots were exchanged by the two vessels, and the steamer went sea- wards, using her guns as she ran away.
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' NE
 EASIEST CHAIRS

and the coolest for sum- mer use, are made of reed and rattan.
 Our SUMMER CHAIR EXHIBIT on the first floor, illustrates the won- ders of reed and rattan chair making. The vari- ety of art wrought into the scores of styles and sizes, makes disappoint- ment in buying an itnpos- sibility.
 Any Furniture needed for Cottages, Piazzas, or Yards, we supply at most reasonable cost.
 5keAam6ssJaiss IzIt2zbIz4xeSllkcy1lleI(G e ORANGE AND GROWN SITS.
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's KairiO :" Carpets.

In trade-talk, "Kazr1o xxx Kzo6a Cappets." e Excellent copies of the famous Turkish carpets. Couldn't be anything better for the sea-shore home.
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seeing them. The picture of "The Flam- ing Sword" will be much better appre- ciated by daylight than 1t appeared last evening,
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Patent Medicine Points.

Don't need to tell you it's wisest buying where the stocks freshest. Rapid sell ing here keeps it so.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla, at 6oc. Paine's Celery Compound, 75c
 Greens Nervura, 7oc Lydia Pinkham's Compound, 75c Wyeth's Beef, Iron and Wine, GAG Johan Hoffs Malt Extract, 2oc.
 Syrup of Figs, soc
 Blood Wine, soc
 Warmers Safe Cure, 83c
 Scotts Emulsion, 6qc Philips Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, 7oc Wampoles Cod Liver Oil, 7ec
 Sulphur Bitters, 6oc Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, 7oc
 Plain Maltine, 7oc Maltine with Cod Liver Oil, 7oc
 Miles Nervura, 79c MlALLN*NEENYzMnp(e.
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II. G. MEYERS. obs

U. G. MEYERS. Observer, Note--A mlnus sign Fl pretixed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 '.T'' in connection with ainfall indicates atrace of rainfall too small to measure.
 Snow is melted and resulting depth Of water not known.
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WAR STEAMER CINCINNATI.

Detailed to Take Part in the First Connec- ticut Heavy Artillery Reunion Cere- monies.
 Bridgeport, June 1.-Mayor Clark has received a letter from M. l.. Johnson commander of the United States steam CT Cincinnati, which follows:
 Tompkinsville, $. l., May 30, 1896. Hon. F. F. Clark;
 The United States steamer Cincinna- ti having been detailed to participate in the ceremonies attending the re-un- ion of the First Heavy Artillery on June 10 next, I have the honor to re- quest you to acquaint me with your program and as to the part you desire me to take.
 will do everything to assist in the ceremonies.
 An early reply is requested
 Yours very truly, Commander U.S.N. M. l.. JOHNSON.
 The cruiser will be anchored off Sea- side park and two large excursion boats have been rented to convey the veter- ans and their friends out to inspect it. When the vessel arrives off this city she will fire a salute and will also fire a salute on leaving.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER DUREAu WASHINGTON. D. C., June l. 1896. sp.m. Forecast for Tuesday-For New England Fair, northerly winds, cooler in southeastern portion.
 For eastern New York: Fair, continued cool, northeasterly winds, shifting to easter- ly.
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Local Weather Report. FOR LINE 1. 1896.

Mean temperature. 6l.
 Max. temperature. 70.
 Min temperature. 52.
 Precipitation Q inches.
 Max. velocity of wind. 16-NW. Accumulated excess ot daily mean tenn perature since January l. !: deerees: or an leverage daily excess or 5 degrees. Total deficiency III preclpitatlon since Janu- Rry | ? 09 incneS
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lomrmal and Courier.

THREE MONTHS, S1.50; ONE MONTH, 50 CENTS; ONE WEEK, l5 GENTS; SINGLE CoPIEs, CENTS.
 HnesdaN Inun ISO6.
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Summer Bed Clothes.
Tuesday Burlap Sale,
 12c per ward.

Plain and figured burlaps, 3o inches wide and will be on sale here Tuesday, at l2c per. yard.
 For cushions, curtains, floor and wall covering, right as can be. No bigger lot of choos- ings in New Haven no lower prices in any store any where.
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NEW COMPARTMENTS TO-DAY.

Tuesday, June 2, 1856.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-22
MORTGAGE Sale.

First publication June 18th. last september
18th.
Default having bean made Ia the conditions OF
a mortgage made by Emery Bower and Flora
Bower. his vile to PeterJ. Bower, dated the 9Th
day OF November, A. d. 1890. aud recorded In
the Office OF the Register Of Deeds for the county
Of Iron and state Of Michigan. on the 18TH day
of November, A. -. 1890. Ia liber three Of mort
cages. on page nfty-nne, on which mortgage
there H. claimed TO be due az the time OF this
notice the sum OF seven hundred dollars and
attorney fee of fifty dollars, as provided for in
said mortgage; and no suit or proceedings at
law having been instituted 70 recover the
monies secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof.
Now therefore, by virtue OF the power of sale
contained IN said mortgage and the statute In
such case made aud provided, notice Is hereby
gwen. that on Monday the 18th day OF septem
Der, A. ID. 1896, AT ten O'Clock IA the forenoon.
the sheriff OF Iron county Michigan. viii sell NJ
public auction 20 the highest bidder ~ the
front door % the court house. I'm the village OF
Crystal Falls, In said county OF Iron, that
being the place where the Circuit court h.
boidehi the premises described in said mort
gage, or 50 much thereof as may be necessary
o pay the amount due on said mortgage, with
interest ~ seven per cent. ana all legal costs
together with al attorney lee OF atty dollars,
covenanted for In said mortgage should any
proceedings De taken 20 foreclose the same.
The promises described In said mortgage is A.
follows, 20 wit Lot numbered sixty 900 OF j.
Il. schwartz and Frances Schwartz first add
tion TO the plat OF the village OF Crystal Falls,
Iron county, Michigan.
Dated, this 18th day Of June, A. u. 1896
NJ H. MORTALITY, PETER J BOWER,
Attorney FOR Mortgage. Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-22

In pursuance aud by virtue Of an order aud
decree of the circuit court for The county oi Iron
iu Chanfery ia the state ol Michigan. made and
dated on the 10th day 81 February. a. - 1915
Ia certain cause therein pending Wherein
Barbara A. Shaicr - complainant. and Henry
CLAY Iron company and Huron Iron company.
both Illinois corporations, art defendants.
Notice j. hereby gwen. that shall Ss'll az pub
ic auction 20 the highest bidder al the front
door OF the court house in the village of Crys.
tai Falls. county Ol Iron aud state oi Michigan.
said court house being the place for holding the
circuit court for said county, on Monday, the
2ist day OF september A. ID. 1896, az ten
O'Clock n the forenoon. All, or 80 much thereof.
AS may be necessary 20 raise the amount due TO
the SAID complainant for principal. interest aud
costs la this cause. OF the following described
parcel OF land to.wit. An undivided Onehalf
interest in the north west quarter ol section
thrty-one one township forty three north Of
range thirty-two west, Iron county, Mich. Aud
la making said sale the south half OF said above
described land will be first sold, aud II not sui
ncent 20 pay said pril cipal, interests aud
costs, then so much Of the north half Of said
land adjoining said south hail rs may be necpz-
sary TO pay the balance due with interest aud
costs will be next sold in accordance with the
terms Of said decree. Dated Crystal Fails,
Michigan, August 9Th. 1896
SHERMAN +. HANDY
Circuit Court Commissioner Tor Iron County,
Michigan.
A. l.. FLEwELIING,
Solicitor for Complainant
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-22
The following !. reproduce

The following is reproduced
CAUTION from the columns OF Iron Ore
TO for the service 1t may be To
MINERS. miners in this county A gen.
tIeman 10y the name OF John
son has been here during the week securing
the names OF men to engage in mining at
Leadville, Colorado. He has not hired
anyone az yet, nor has he set time
, when he desires To start west with those
ne may engage. The editor OF iron Ore
interviewed Mr.. Johnson for the purpose
OF gaining some Information regarding
his object here. To us he said his com
pany wanted between sixteen hundred
and seventeen hundred men TO work in
mines located near Leadville, Colorado.
He told us ths company possessed
about fifteen mines, the most OF them
being producers OF silver. There were
also a few lead mines. These mines
have been idle for about year. and are
idle now. A year ago there was much
trouble had with the labor which Mr..
johnson characterizes as "unruly and
undesirable" To get rid Of this class Of
men the companies decided 10 close
down for year, so that this unruly
class might move away, and be OF no
further trouble. When asked il there
was n strike on at Leadvile, Mr.. John
son remarked that lin one way there
was. and IN another there was not"
Hc explained this with statement
That, while there was n strike declared,
there would be no trouble starting up,
"a there were but Few disturbers, and
then the governor OF Colorado would
prevent any interference with the men
who came from Michigan. From the
columns Of our Leadvill0 exchanges we
learn that there is general strike on in
Lake county, in which Lcadville IL To-
Gated. The unions demand 81 per day
for miners and men working at top Of
shaft, and $3.50 per day Tor other
classes OF labor. The present price Of
miners is $3.50 per day. Due Go the re-
fusal OF the mine owners TO pay this
price the strike has been called. We
notice that the Weldon mine has passed
into the hands OF receiver, and the
judge has ordered him TO pay miners SO
per day. That there is strike Of con-
siderable magnitude at Leadville. and
throughout Lake county is true, but Mr.
johnson may avoid IL as he offers to
pay the wages the union asks. There
are those who have an idea that Mr..
johnson has "A few facts concerning his
object In coning to Ishpeming that ho
does not reveal. There is an expression
on the part Of many that he may be-
here more in the interest OF the free coin
are OF silver than 10 hire miners. There
are times when the workiugmen should
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-22
Notice OF Attachment.

First publication August Sth last Sept 18Th
Max Ederheimer David A. Stein, Adolph
Sturm. David Is. Falter and Louis N. Kohn
cO.partnerS. doing business under the firm name
oi Ederheimer, Stien 4 Company W. Max Ber
lowitl
Notice Whereby given that on the 9th day ol
June. A. D.. 1896, a writ OF attachment was
duly issued out Of the circuit court for the
county OF Iron. AZ the suit OF Max Ederheiner.
David a Stein. Adolph Sturm. David B Fatcr
aud Louis II. kohn co partners doing business
under the firm name Of Ederhemer, Stien a
company. plaintiffs against the lands. tene-
ments. goods chattels. monies. and effects OF
Max BerloWitz. the defendant above named. for
the sum Of Two Hundred EiehtyiNine and
5O-1OO dollars. which said writ was returnable
on the fth day of August, A. d., 1890
Dated, August 9Th, A. D., 1890.
NJ. N MORIARTY
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-22

First publication July rs last August J 8
T. s. LANp OFFICE, MARQUETTE MICHIGAN.
JUN l3, 1890.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Edward Bemis against the heirs aud legal
representatives of John G. Heating deceased.
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No 72ff,
dated August 23. 1903 upon the Sc OF 80.
2 see ~ township a. north of range ;ii west.
ia IrOR county, Michigan. With a view 70 the
cancellation of said entry, the said pal are
hereby summoned 90 appear a. the ONCE ~ the
county clerk Ol lrou eOunty ~ Crystal Falls.
Michigan, oa the 9Th day of September, Sy6.
al 10 O'Clock a. m. TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
ment such testimony TO be returned 10 this
o1ice on or before september 9Th, 1896, ~ 40
O'Clock a m. which time and place j. appointed
Tor kRal hearing Ia said ease.
PETER PuuEAu, register.
ELnER H. HAIsEY, receiver.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-22
Notice.

Notice j. hereby given, 10 whom Il may con.
cern that sealed proposals 90 Furnish 2th, cords
two foot and atty cords one aud onrhnf foot
hard wood for the court house will be received
mp 20 o'clock "a. m. July 20, next by W. j.
Brown, county clerk, al his office Ia the court
house. This wood must be cut during August
aud delivered during the next fall. An pro-
posas must be marked distinctly. wood bids -
w J. BnowN,l
eonVaittee.
SAMUEL G.. BENNETT
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liEsABi
RANGE

At the Fayal about one
MEsABl third OF the force was laid off
RANGE. the first week, leaving about
225 men employed at this
property. Shipments from the mine are
going forth az moderate rate, both
from stockpile and shaft. At this prop
erty the wages were also reduced ten per
cent. ON the 18th The Faynl has sold
some ore this season but owing to the
unsettled condition and the stringency
OF the money market the pny therefore
is not obtainable and the business de-
preston caused by the free silver ng,ta
ton has rendered further sales for the
season improbable Tho laboringmen
OF the Mesabi are getting plenty of ob.
ject lessons on finance and are being fur
rished with plenty OF time Co study the
political situation before election.
Prospectors employed by l. w. Bur
hans and Stephen Mcneil, who own sew
eral tracts of land near Brulc station.
twenty-five miles east 81 West Superior,
report the discovery Of u deposit Of
iron ore in section fifteen, 1910. Other
discoveries have been made during the
past few months, hut the last il claimed
60 be the greatest yet brought Go light.
Tests have been made Of the vein aud
those who have seen them claim that
the ore rivals in quantity or quality any
oI the deposits on this cor the Ncrmilion
range. IL is proposed TO develop the
find and with that object IN view com.
pany has been formed.
Old "Dick" Langford, Who first dis.
covered iron ore ON the Gogebic and was
done for his find 10y Capt. Nat. ID. Moore.
has again come TO light After several
years spent IN Wisconsin and Minnesota
he has returned 90 Ontonagon county,
Mich, where he has settled ON piece of
land aud expects 10 spend his remaining
years. lie s about seventy years OF age
and had he made Ashland few hours
earlier than the man who stole his
horse, some ten years or more ago, he
would not now be- following the woods
for n living
At the Vega. owned lay the cloquet
Iron Mining company, the night shift
was laid of the first OF the week, the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-22
Halt Rate TO Milwaukee.

On account OF National Convention
Republican League, August 20 and n.
the NORTHWESTERN Line will sell excur-
sion tickets 10 Milwaukee aud return at
one iare for the round trip. For dates
OF sale and full Information apply to
agents Chicago 4 NORTHWESTERN Ry.
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change affecting some scsenty-6ve men.
NJ special cause IL known for this action
Of The n,11Heemeut, but the Inability to
sell ore iot obtain cash Is doubtless the
prime cause Enterprise.
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sAMuEL Q. BENNErr. !
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from The Mines.

take no hasty action in the way Of ac-
cepting advice from strangers. They
should know all the history Of the case
Ia which they are to figure II is bad
enough to be idle at home, but inlinit rs
worse To beout OF employment hundreds
Of miles from friends. II seventeen
hundred men are wanted, the people
whom MIR. johnson represent should be
willing To pay the expenses Of some per-
son from Ishpeming to visit Ieadyille
and learn all there is about the conci-
tions prevailing there. That would be
the business way. and would be n proof
OF good iaith on the part Of the mines
The miners OF this place should move
carefully. There are times when the
keenest people sometimes get bitten.
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INTEREST

Put it dsun al Sheer Nonsense.
No one intends u rus a
business fer GLORY or sell
you goods because they
LOVE you. All are after
yeur money, but it is not
always GLORY for the mer
chant. Of!sa sss gels geeas
on hand that are act prsft-
able TO handle asd aust be
sold asd the nsasy realized
out Of then With as little
loss as possible.
Therefore wa sasr a part Of eur
line Of BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, PANTS, SHIRTS
and UNDERWEAR at great
ly reduced prices and 100
Ysuths' sns Esys' Salts
below cost.
Ga all other gesss eur prices are
Rock Botton aHd as lew a.
anyone can make them.
These who have dealt with
us the longest knew eur
liberal manner Of dealing,
they know We do just what
we agree TO do, they know
We have held ths~ Np ssriss
all these trying times We
have helped nssy asd did
not pull eat whsn things
locked gleeny and We think
We deserve q fair SHARE Of
patronage.
No one will give you more for
ysur your money.
No one will treat you better.
OHIO
A. |. BACH.
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pI...lstIon ef Partner.hl..

Nstlcs 10 hereby gives that the psrtsersSl In
hersf ofore eristiHr betwssn Charles NJ Rsesrs
sud ". \. NcCliutoek. ia the abstract kssissss
~ iron cssntv. hshirax. has becu tkis aav dle.
solved, ara all esir<tious 81 kills SD paynssfsy
81 isasstsessss will W perf@rsss ~ charles N +
Roesrs. VIE assssss sstirs ssstrsi ~ the susi.
srss
Dated this LIST day 81 July. t-oG
Signed. tHts. NJ Rsogns
W. L. McCLNrOcK
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-22

The Iron Cliffs company has
MAR ceased operations at its
QuETrE Tilden property. A small
RANGE. crew has been employed
there during the summer
doing exploratory work. Some lean ore
has been found but the quality OF il will
not warrant further work being done
under existing market conditions. Tn
less there is change for the better ere
long it is likely that there will be many
idle men in and about lshpeming. This
condition is due 10 lack OF sales, brought
about by the pending political contest.
The Cleveland-Cliiis company is work
ing two crushors at Cliffs shafts, both Of
which are acting well. This is the second
time in the history OF the plant that two
crushers have been kept busy Iron Ore.
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First publication July ~ last August !
;,I,ass q 81 IN; y isiiiia
Al session Oh the Probate Court Zoe said
county. held az the Probate once. Ia the village
~ crystal Fails. Mich. on The 9th day ~ July.
III the year one Thousand eight hundred nnd
inetysx. Present, Albert T. flewellinf JUDGE
ol Probate. Ia the matter OF the estate 81
Thomas Bah, decrascd. On reading and Ming
the petition. duly verified. OF Ellka Ball widow
OF SAID Thomas Hall. praying that admlnirtra-
dion ii said estate be granted 10 Frank ~ Hail.
or some other suitable person. Theuupun 10 T.
ordered. that Monday, the third day OF August
next az 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon. be Assigned
for the nearing OF said petition aud that the
heirs 80 iaw Of said decear-N. and all other per-
sous interested M said estate are required 10
appear "a q session 81 said Court. then 20 be
holden in the Probate Office, la the village ~
Crystal Fails mud show rnrse, II ans there hp
why the prayer Of he petitioner shunld not be-
granted Aud IL H. further ordered, that said
petitioner give notice 10 the PERSONS Interested
IN said estate. OF The pendeicy 81 said petition
aud the hearing thereof. BY canoing "a copy of
this order 60 be published IA Tux nl4>iosD
pRul.. "a newspaper printed ana circulated Ia
said county, three successive weeks previous 10
said day OF hearing
ALBEIT l.. FLEwEI.IING.
lsEAl. Judge Of Probate.