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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15
Situation Wanted.

e. Situation Wanted.
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SITUATION WANTED-~By n young man
who has had eighteen months ckpctl-
rncc WIN stAtonafy engine, willing To
90, any kind OF work. Address ioa, this
ofnve. IL
WANTEp~A situation ms gardener and
whefe can make myfclt generally use
iul, in Austin. Best Of references. "A.
dress Gardener this office. IL
WANTED Situation Ia do general work
about place, understand carr OF horses.
harness. washlnR buggy. yard work. etc
Address u. w, THIS Office. 10
GERMAN, good, sober. honoai man.
w.shos work OF any kind. good coach
man aud gardener. Address VIM Vol.
INK, Capitol House. corner Capitol aud
Main street. u
REFINED and educated lady Wishes posi-.
ton az housckccpc' Tor widower, have
ono chlld 10 months old. Address. with
reference, Mira Il. this office. |;
WANTED -Posltion by white man lmar-
rsD ~ sroedy store OF other work
can give tefcr.ncNp, wages no object.
Address 1891. this ofNce
" hNTEp-- Position TO run dairy. Tor sal
ary or on sharoE, butter dairy preferred
man with family, 10 ycRfe' experience
q. j IL. THIS office, II
SITUATION WANTED by an au-orouud
man, not married. can 40 any Kind OF
work age "a Address gr'2, this ofnce, Il
MANITOBA pos,tion a. rcwlnr machine
agent. viii work IN any country six
years experience. Address T.. this olnce.
WANfEp--iiy young lady OF expert
enc" position as stenoerhphrr, have
had coufiacrahl" experience au1 can Eive
Office ia
srAriONAiiY TNdiNEER wanie eitua-
i'on ablc 10 repair, handiu incandcsconi
ush' rlan' hnd hrc. reliable. sohor nnd
Wen recommended Addrcae \ " Hart
mann 1875 Elyslau street. IL
WANTED Position by an okporieno.1
man In IN" furniture ant undottA klu4f
liu 'lners, references II necessary Al.
df'HA W Williams, Auburn Ellta
county TcsaH ihl
NEWSPAPER MD JOB pIIINTNN. *
p"iicnNcd as local writer. wants a pOsi-
ton Steady hnhits and lhoroughly com.
r"cn, Address Printer. boN isi. Sinner.
WANTED ny young man. position a.
drug ciork two years experience. wants
Work At ono. salary no object Alr
NAliy III south Third street. Waco.
Texas. ~
LADY OF Nest QUALIFICATIONS and
hrel elnsH education wisiss ros,ion a.
hpne"ht, per- no encumhrancoa Al.
drcss Mira. h, A.. THIS onco ID
YOUNG WIDOW Wishing q situation 10
honokccpor ur cook would Us" 10 SO
q" Orange or beaumont A. o. nOcrlin,
La. ID
WANTED ny man aud wife WITH ,hrcc
,hNdr'u. q furnished section or boarding
houH" TO take charge ana COOK iot same,
experienced Address loVI. this Of
hco i6l
WANTED Position hy Al booktcepcr
ana office man. uuict and nccurate, also
good IRE insurance worker, rptcrcnr"s
Address g.. H. McCsy. Temple, Texas. 70
WANTED Stuntun hy an experienced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

STATIONARY ENGINEER wunta eitua.
Hon, able 10 repair, hanaiu incandeAcont
hfht plant AMI Are. rclinbc aohor nni
wen recommended Adlrcas \ w. Hart
mann 1915 Eysiau street IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

hNrtp iositinn by an experienced
man In the furniture ant undoftak kin,
lth' lnorS, references II necessary Al.
drom " Williams. Auburn Enta
county, Tckah H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

" sNTEp-- Position TO run dairy. Tor sal
ary or on shArnE. butter dairy preferred
man with family. 10 ycafe' experience.
q. j, H.. this office N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

,c-c IL IN every thcatcr an-
.sout hats. This means that
Z W. ,yomcn attending the shows
d ~. New York women VINO
bntse,,c., paris ard London sly.ch
y nv, ,heIr hats uutl the rr@son
q saaggyvanccd that the Shapes arc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

Ina VI PUN. the Korean minister.
nj se the town In or" day, and
Itiei 10 maxi a return trip after
h Of The affairs or The Korclu In
\ Warrington. Fam hnd 10 he
"A 20 the f.rl ilr told everybody
be Warwick hotel thnt ne intend
aiprn as soon Ass possible ana ~"
I he skysc1tprrt. vh.ch er"mri to
i ,Afder tran iuythiug ne ever stw
/ The new Korean stItcsmnn prom
l t-fale more fIu ,nan 1T u.i LefOle
IN, he country
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

SITUATION WANTED--By n young man
VINO has had eighteen months expert.
rncc win statioissfy engine. willing ia
dc any kind OF work. Address i0S. This
office. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

CUsTOMENS wlnfcd Tor ohInn 0llner
ucfe. Elosswatc lamps or sltW-plpiel
pnrr All Houston emma and Glassware
60 30, Main street James + pJmh.e,
Munagcr. n
MENELLAS and Parasols repaired and
rrtoscted aht"pcr han any Other pIaca
in me 81 y. save money by giving 'ur
RE. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

WANTED -Posltion by white man tmar.
r-,D IN gracsy store OF other work
can give references, wages no object
Address t9al, this ofnce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

WANTED Situation to do general worl
about place, understand cnfv OF horses
harness.. waAhlnR, buggy, yard work. etc
Address u. W.. this Office. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15

The vorld's magnetic
healer. absolutely cures pyHi, l'ri.t.
Ihnlm1tism. Cratrh. kidney and Ne
nal" ComplA' nts Try Ntdc-pr" Com.
plcNiou cream and S1nla Headquarters
1Ns Main rf s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
UNCERTAINTY
CONCERNING THE AFFAIRS OF
THE G., c, 4 $.
Foreclosure Proceedings to be Pushed
Project on Foot to Straighten
Curves and Cut Down Some of
the Heavy Grades.

There is still a great deal of uncertainty
about the proposed winding up of the
affairs of The Cleveand, Canton & South
ern Railroad Company. Nobody seems
to know wheth there will be a reorgan-
ization or not. II. A. Garfield, of Gar
field & Garfield, Cleveland, attorneys for
the International Trust Company of
Massachusetts,, which last Saturday asked
for foreclosure was asked yesterday If the
foreclosure Of the proprty was near. Mat
ters are in such shape" he replied, "that
can say little about them. All l can
tell you is that the foreclosure proceed
ings viii be pushed at once by the Inter
national Trust Company"
If there is reorganization money will
probably be provided for the straighten-
ing of some curves in the road ana the
reduction Of some grades. 1t Is said
that by the expenditure Of sum Of money
no greater than $40, 900 on the road be-
tween Cleveland and Canton, three trains
can be made to do the work Of four at
present. When the road was built IL was
a narrow gauge, and much less atten
tion was paid to alignment than to econ
omy of construction. Improvement of
road bed is now favorite way Of in
creasing the earning power of a railway
and the Cl veland, Canton g. Southern
is no exception to the possibilities il this
line.
Inclu ding the car trust, there are
about 81 200, 900 ahead of he first mort
gage of 81, 10000 in the marshaling Of
claims against the property and the earn.
ing capacity Of the road is placed by some
people at not much above SO, 900, ,000,, so
that the securities below the hrsts will
not stand much of show unless there is
reorganization scheme unfolded and
assented to by all interests, that is, if the
equipment bonds are taken care of and
the road goes reasonably cheap under the
hammer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
MRS MARY BONN.
Death of a Canton Lady After Life
of Usefulness and Devotion TO
Her Family.

Mrs. Mary Bomm, widow of Conrad
BONN, died Thursday at her home, No
1872 East Tuscarawas street, at the age of
82 years, eight months and nineteen
days Mrs. Bomm was born in Hesse
Cassel, now Prussia, in 1913, and came
to America in 1888, taking up a residence
at Lancaster, Pa. She removed to Can
ton in 1886, and has since resided here, at
the old homestead, where she died She
was a good woman, kind mother, and
was beloved by her relatives and friends
who deeply mourn her death. Mrs.
Bomm was the mother Of eight children
five of whom are living, Mrs. John
Krause, Mrs John Skeels, Mrs. John
Gotshal and Mrs ID, Splitter, Of Canton,
and Mrs. Ed. Kiel, Of Allegheny, Pa.
One daughter died in infancy and two
sons, william and John, died in Canton
a number of years ago Mrs. Bomm's
husband preceded her TO the grave, thirteen
years ago. There are left, besides their
immediate children, nineteen grandchil-
dren and nine grandchildren. The
funera will be held Sunday at 2 O'Clock
at the First Reformed church. Her old
pastor, Rev, Strassner, will conduct the
services.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
THE COUNTY LEAGUE.
A Suggestion by Way of Massillon,
That Orrville and Wooster
Should be Included.

There is some talk in Canton of a
county baseball league. The towns in.
terested as desirable members of the
league are Massillon, Alliance, New
Berlin, North Lawrence, Osnaburg,
Navarro and Canal Fulton. In case any
Of these towns fail to accept the oppor.
tunity, why not invite Orrville an l
Wooster to Join?-Massillon Independent
No objection can be offered to those
cities, but the sentiment Is that six good
clubs can be secured in the county. The
Independent has inadvertently omitted
Canton from it's list That's a great
mistake. Canton will put team in O
league Of the kind suggested One of tn,
Canton teams is sure to look with favol
on the project.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
WHITING Is OUT.
He and GOV. Bushnell Meet Privately
and Bushnell Adjusts the
Matter.

Much to the surprise of the Republican
poll icians of Canton, Julius Whiting Jr.,
has resigned rs member of the board OF
penitentiary managers and with it goes
the salary Of 81 900 a year, and expenses.
There was a rumor RflQat, along about
the first Of the year, that there had been
change in the administration Of affairs
at Columbus, this state, and while it did
not reach the ears of Mr.. Whiting, the
rumor appears to have been well
grounded. Mr.. Whiting had nothing tC
fear, however, as he had talk with ex'
Governor Foraker at the time he and
Gen. Bushnell we're in Canton cam
paigning, and the whole matter was laid
before Foraker. The ex-governor didn't
seem to know much about it, but be
came interested when MIR. Whiting de
clared that if he were interfered with, he
would resent it. Foraker must have for
gotten to tell Bushnell, or some Other
untoward thing occurred, for Mr.. Whit
ing has resigned. He is rs surprised as the
public, for he didn't know he was going
to resign until he had talk with Mr.
Bushnell Neither did Colonel ]. II
Brigham, Of Fulton county: Henry Ap
thorp, Ashtabula county: Judge A. p,
Cole, Ross county: or George r. Hay, oI
CoshOCton county. They did like Mr.
Whiting, mildly aCquiesced to the wishes
of the chief executive, who, whether they
are good men or not, has no use for any
of Governor McKinley's appointees
Several days ago Governor Bushnell sum
moned tthe members to meet him in hi:
office. When shey appeared the governor
in the gentlest and most suave manner
he could command, informed the bOarC
hat there had been a change in the ad
ministration since they we're appointed
They soon learned more, for the governor
told them that changes would be made
at the penitentiary in short time, ant
he thought 1t woul be better for the ad
ministration to have an entirely new
board with which to begin the recon
struction. He asked the members If they
did not realize the advantage this woulC
be to the administration, and whether
they saw it or not they all handed il
their designations.
There are numerous applications fol
appointments to these positions, but Il
H. not yet known who will receive thu
plums. Mr.. Whiting was one Of the mos
energetic and valuable members Of the
board and thoroughly understands thu
workings of the big institution. Much o.
the matter In the report Of thu
board, recently issued, was written by
Mr.. Whiting, and his recommendation
met great favor. But he had to go, JUS
as all the others of Major Mckinley
friends had to go. Whether he resents Il
or Lot or whether Governor Bushnell il
worrying on that point, is not known.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
RECTIFIED WHISKEY.
CHARLES HARRISON ACCUSED
BY AN OFFICER
As Being the Party Who Has Been
Flooding the Town With Bad Liq-
uor-wiIl Go to Cleveland This
Evening.

The climax was today reached in the
Illicit disilling case, mention Of which
has been made for the past few days in
the columns of the News Democrat After
spending the past ten days in ferreting
out the makers Of moonshine goods,
which was being placed upon the market
in this city, and shipped out of the
county, Officer Thomas Brisbln succeed.
ed in Attaching the blame on Charles
Harrison, who is now in the county
Jail charged with petit larceny. Today
at o'clock United States Deputy Mar,
shall r. NJ. Hilands arrived from Cleye.
land with the necessary papers charging
Harrison with unlawfully engaging in
the business of rectifler with intent to de.
fraud the United States. The case OF
petit larceny was dismissed before the
mayor and he was bound over to appear
before United States Commissioners H.
J. Uhl, Of Cuyahoga county. Deputy
United States Marshal Hilauds will take
his prisoner to Cleveland on the svenin 8
train. Officer Brisbin is to be com
mended for his excellent work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
Condensed Testimonr.

Chas. b. Hood, Broker and Manu-
facturer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certi
fies that DIR. Kings New Discovery has
no equal as a Cough remedy. j. ID.
Brown, Prop. 81. James Hotel, Ft.
Wayne, Ind, testifes that he was cured
of a Cough of two years standing, caus-
ed by La Grippe, by DR.. Kings New
Discovery. b. r. Merrill, Baldwinsville,
Mass, says that he has used and recon-
mended II, and never knew it to fail; he
would rather have it than any doctor,
because II always cures. Mrs. Hem.
ming, 222 Il, 25th street, Chicago, always
keeps II ut hand, and has no fear OF
Group, because II instantly relieves,
Free trial bottles at Durbin, Wright q
Co.'S drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
FOR A MILLION.
AN AKRON FIRM COULD NOT RE
COVER FROM THE PANIC.
Liabilities Placed at $25o,OOo aud no
Statement Made as TO the Assests--
A FaiIure That, Though Not IA
Surprise, Is Serious.

Liabilities Placed at S2oO,OOO and no
Statement Made as to the Assests--
A Failure That, Though Not "a
Surprise, is Serious.
The j. F. Seiberling s. Co., of Akron,
manufacturers OF mowers, reapers,
and binders, made an assignment late
last evening to W. II. Carter, an employe
of the company. The company was
caught in the panic of '93 with a large
outstanding Indebtedness and has never
fully recovered from the straits in which
IL was placed at that time. The assign
ment was not unexpected, but will never
theless be q shock to the business inter
ests Of that city. Mr.. J. f. Seiberllng,
president of the company, states that the
liabilities will be about $3.50, 900, but he
would not make n statement regarding
the assets, except that they would be
considerably in excess Of that sum.
The concern was established early in
the COS, as the Excelsior Mower and
Reaper Works 1t went through one
failure in the 70's, and was Incorporated
as the J. f. Seiberling & Co. in 1884,
capital 81 900, 900. The officers are J..
f. Soldering, presiden IF. A. Seibcrting,
secretary and treasurer; G. W. Siber-
ling, superintendent. The Seiberling, Miller
& Co, of Dolyestown, a., mower and
reaper manufacturers will also be affect
ed
The works employ about $50 men. An
attachment in favor of the First National
Bank of Ravenna, for 100000, precipi-
tated the assignment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
GOT THE OFFICE.
But Forgot to Destroy the Receipt
Th-t Later Got Him Into
Trouble.

An old political score of twelve years
standing was settled at Minerva yester-
day. The.suit was brought by ex-Pro-
bate Judge James Holden, Of Carrolton,
against Mr.. Harrison Taylor, of Cleve-
land, to recover the face of and interest on
note given by Mr.. Taylor to Mr..
Holden as receipt" for money given
him to secure his election as probate
judge Of Carroll county. Some of the
evidence produced by Mr., Taylor caused
a real sensation in the court room. The
jury after being out about an hour,
brought in verdict in favor of the de-
fendant Mr.. Holden was elected to the
Office but forgot to destory the "re-
ceipt." Holden is a Republican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
THE DERRICK FELL
And Valley Railroad EmplOye is
Lying at the Hospital, Badly
Injured.

Levi Bordner, 90 years Of age and re-
siding at No. 80 Cook street, was today
seriously injured at Howenstein station
on the Valley railroad. Mr.. Bordner is
section hand on the railroad and was
employed in raising derrick, when it
fell, striking him with great force upon
the head, cutting the scalp in several
places and badly bruising him He was
brought to Canton in oaboose and DIR.
Shilling summoned. The injured man
was taken TO Aultman hospital in Mo
Crea's ambulance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02

Frel, NJ. E. Coring, Miss Alvin Havens,
Mrs G. b. Herrick, f. A. Jewell Walter
Laymiller, Miss Mollie McDermett, L..
W. Nc Cormick, Loyal g, Pyle, ]. b. Poll
man, Mathew Il. Poole, Mrs. Rose Raber,
j. b. Reed, Henry J. Ramseyer, Miss
Carrie Snider, Andy Smith, John
SByder, Miss Bessie Styne, 9. A. Stoner,
Fred. vosburg, Elmer Wood.
Foreign Letters-Justin Meyer.
Postal Carls-A. j. Beal, Scot Coch-
ran, Michael Bngle, Thos. G. Bancy, Miss
Eugene Malline, W. W. Martin, Miss
Blanch d. Miller, A. T. Reed, E. M.
Raber, Spangler Cycle Co., Squire Henry
& SON.
John r. Monnot, Postmaster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
FREIGHT WRECK.
Serious Loss to the Pennsylvania
Company Results From an Occur
renee at Salem.

A freight wreck occurred on the P, Ft.
W. 81 G. railroad at Salem, Thursday
night, which resulted in serious loss to
the company. A train was going onto
siding to allow faster train bearing
stock, to pass, and before the former was
clear, the latter collided with the back
end, resulting in wrecking the engine
and twelve cars at a loss of several thous-
and dollars. A brakeman was slightly
injured. The wrecking t=ain from ALI
anoe was called into use and was still en-
gagged this morning. Trains due in
Canton Thursday night were delayed
several hours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
Funeral of W. H. Robertson.

The remains of W. H. Robertson, the
young man who died recently In Toledo
terminal of the Pennsylvania avenue
sewer, were laid to rest in Westlawn
cemetery Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Services were held at the family
residence, No. 80 e. Second street, and
Rev, Ferguson talked of the many good
traits Of the deceased and spoke words Of
comfort to the relatives ana friends of tn
dead man. Miss Harriet Cavnah sang
sacred solos. Many beautiful floral
pieces and cut flowers were strewn upon
the casket
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
DEATH CAME
Unexpectedly and With Very Little
Warning to Miss Halle
Langenbach.

Miss Halle Langenbach died at 10;30
O'Clock at the home OF her mother Mrs
Albon Langenbach, No. 81 North Cleve-
land avonue. The deceased hal been i'll
but two days with Inflammation of the
stomach and death came Unexpectedly this
morning. Miss Langenbach was 38 years
of age and was the Oldest sister of edward
and William LangenDoh, Of the Berger
Manufacturing company. The funeral
arrangements will be announced later
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
Scalp Torn Away,

While Charles Early we'll known
citizen of Alliance, was slowing logs at
his unole's farm, just north of that city,
heavy post was struck by bounding
log and broke in two. A large piece
struck Early on the forehead, knocking
him senseless and tearing away half his
scalp. He still lies unconscious and it is
thought that his injuries will prove fatal.
Early Is 80 years old and marri ed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
nnckIen,s Arnica salne.

Tho best salve In the world tor cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
ehapped hands, chilblains, coms aud all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles OF no pay
required. II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect sat.
isiaction or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by Darbin, Wright & Co.,
druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
THE OLD DATES.
Secretary Correll Again Bags What
He Goes After in the G. IL. and
u. Circuit.

Secretary A. b, Correll returned wednes-
day morning from a meeting OF secre-
taries Of the @. II. e. ID. trotting circuit,
held in Lima The little difficulty which
started the rumor that tho circuit might
60 10 pieces has been adjusted, and Day
ton was added 90 the cicruit making
seven cities now in. The old dates for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
Advertised Letters.

NJ. W. Adams, Miss Elizabeth Alex
ander, q. Blyer, Asa Brown, Mrs. Celia
Bevington, Louis W. Buckley, VIM
Casons, Miss Mary Call, J. E. Chase.
Miss Laura Foegel, James Terrell, Harry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02

It. G. McQuato has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Frederick
Huber, of Canton.
Case of Chas. A. Krider Vs. John A.
Blythe, OF al, Canton, proceedings In
aid Of execution. Report of referee fled
The fourth partial account has been
filed in the estate of Christina Kitzmiller,
OF Lawrence township.
ELI Hardenstein has been appointed
guardian OF Laura Hardenstein OF Can
ton.
The flnal account has been filed In the
estate Of Jacob Harmon, OF Massillon.
The will OF Richard Donald, OF Law
renee township, has been filed for probate
In the assignment of Frank NJ. Bryon,
Of Marlboro township, private sale ofiand
ordered.
In the assignment Of David Kinsley,
of Lake township, petition for sale OF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-17
MARY CRAWFORD,S. Esr.rr

State Of Vermont District ofMAnch oster, r.
Be IL remembered that At = Session Of the
Probate Court, holden at Manchester, withiT
and for sAid District, on the 18th day Of Augus
. $3.50
Pre,ent. Hon v. X FowLER, Judge
Whereas certain instrument in writing
purpOruug 70 be The last vll sud Testament o.
May Crawford late Of Manchester IN sAid
Dlttiot. deceased, having been this dav pre-
sentei 10 ssid Court Of Probate and duly filed IL
the kegiEier's Office,
Therefore, It ls ordered that all persons in
teftstsd IN tho rstAlg Of SD deceased be noti,
he1 to appear before rAid Court, At The Pro.
bate Office Do hauch es er 10 sad District on the
l3rd day Of September. 4 . 1885. at 10 O'Clock
A. n hy publication 81 this order three weeEs
.geco-sigeF pfrn0u-iy thereto 10 tue MAJ.
chester JouENAJ, a Newspaper printed 81 Man
eht-'sr S'uFesAld, - show cause, u Any they
ms4 Lave, Why sa,I Instrument ia wnung
should nt te dltI and recorded As the lAsi
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