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The sun., 1900-06-28
HONEST VOTE WILL WIN.
Addicks and Chairman Alice
Sanguine of Victory.
Democrats Win the Most Damn
able Disfranchisement Law
Will be Forced on the
People of Della
ware.

From the Daily Republican ofyesterday.
j. Edward Addioks and j. Frank Alice
are just as sanguine as eyer that the Re-
publican party will sweep this State in
November and elect every Republican
candidate from Governor down to coro-
ner OF New Castle county. Mr.. Addicks
Is tired out after his fight before the Ma.
tional Committee, but it does not take
him long to get recuperated and put on
his fighting armor.
He is more determined than ever to 90
in and carry Delaware this coming elec.
tion and show the people of the country
that this is Republican State. With an
honest vote and fair count Delaware
has had Republican majority for the
last 70 years. But the Republicans have
never had fair show in Delaware. The
damnable disfranchising laws have been
USED against them and not only colored
but White Republican voters were kent
from voting for years. Even real estate
owners were put to great deal OF annoy-
ance and inconvenience to get registered.
so they could vote on election day.
democrats had no trouble for if they had
not paid their county tax receipt was
sent to them all the same. This iniqui.
tous law was conceived by the leaders.
who reaped the benefit of the fraud ana
were looked upon as honest men. The
only thing that now stands in the wav
oi the voter is to see that he shall be
properly registered, so that he can vote
when election day rolls around
1t Is surely worth to every voter one
dollar, the registration fee charged to
have say in who shall be our President
during the next four years. Plenty of
work with fair wages is much better
than free soup houses and no work. The
workmen of this country have had such
times and have no notion to try them
again go soon. Then, again. Republicans
do not care to give them chance TO con-
troll the Legislature and pass such laws
as those passed in Kentucky and about
TO be passed law in Maryland, disfran-
chising the colored voters by the whole
sale. Delaware has been under the woke
OF the Democratic patty too long. not TO
welcome any change in our laws that
Will attract new capital to our State and
make i grow as it should in wealth and
population.
The sun., 1900-06-28
Closing Out Sale
OF
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING
at Greatly Reduced Prices
at the Southeast Corner
5th and llarket Streets.

Call and see us and you will be
convinced that you can secure
Tor the least money the best
Ready Made Clothing in the
City at prices that will Surprise
you. We are making a Cut all
along our line of Ready Made
Clothing for the purpose of
closing it out before the season
IS over and we don't intend to
carry any goods over until
next season. Come early and
secure a Bargain. Also Gents
Furnishing Goods going at ]
value.
The sun., 1900-06-28

fuses absolutely to accept his appoint
ment. Several others are said to have
taken the same stand.
Democrats do not like this division Of
opinion to be stirred up too much. They
fear the effect that such a method of Jug
CLING with procedure may have on the
voters.
Handy and Salisbury now say that
the ill-advised plan will be abandoned in
the near future. However, the followers
OF John Biggs, who were SO summarily,
defeated by the imperial procedure, are
not to be quieted with promises for the
future. Their plan is already being out
lined to throw obstacles in the path of
the former Congressman and his ally ia
their Senatorial aspirations.
The sun., 1900-06-28
THREATENED TO KILL.
Out on Parole Makes Dire
Threat at New Castle
Woman.
special % NE san.

New Castle, Del, June 27.-"I'll
knock your brains out'en you" was the
expression used by Harrison, alias
Butch" Walker, murderer, who is
serving life term imprisonment in the
County Jail in this city, but who is al
lowed the privilege Of the streets OF the
city occasionally on account Of good be-
havior.
The words were addressed to Mrs.
Lewis Roberts, colored, whose house he
was passing. Walker had abused the
children OF the woman as they were play
ing on the street in front of their own
home. When she demonstrated with
Butch" he threatened her life and
abused her.
Fearing the man would carry out bis
threat, Mrs. Roberts's husband sought
Sheriff Taylor last evening to Law the
case before him, and the murderer here
after will be kept in prison.
Walker is seeking a pardon.
The sun., 1900-06-28
Broken Cable Not Repaired.

One OF the electric cables which sup-
plies the electric power to Third street
bridge, broke about two weeks ago and
as yet has not been repaired by the viii.
mington City Electric Company. Since
the cable broke electricity has been sup
piled by wires which are run from the
shore to the motor on the bridge On
several occasions boats have run into
the wires breaking them, which causes
more or less delay and much trouble to
the bridge tender. -
The sun., 1900-06-28
Married at Milford.
special to The sun.

SPtUIhl 10 TIC Sun.
Milford, June 27.-The wedding of
James G. Prettyman and Miss Anna Fl.
fardley took place in Christ Church at
noon today, the Rev. ]. L. McKim
officiating. DR.. J. s. Prettyman, Jr., was
best man, and Farnan Yardley OF Orange.
n. j, William Pretiyman, John Holland
and Hall Anderson we're ushere. Mr.. and
Mrs. Prettyman started on northeast
tour. On their return they will occupy
a cottage at Rehoboth.
The sun., 1900-06-28
Three Chartered Yesterday.
Special to The Sui

Special to The Sun.
Dover, June 27.-The following com.
panies were chartered here today:
Ihe Terra Firma Manufacturing Co.,
tai stock, S500,0O0.
The United Land and Construction
Co., OF Hartford, Conn.,, to purchase
ana ane erect houses; capital stock, $3.50.
The American Fruit Machinery Co.,
OF Of Philadelphia; capital stock, SlOO,.
The sun., 1900-06-28
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Colored Boy Attacks Young Sussex
Girl.
Special to The sun.

Bridgeyille. Del, June 27.-Henry
Wilson, II year.old colored youth,
made an attempt Yesterday TO assault 8
year-old Bessie Warrington, a white
girl. The CIR. had gone to berry field
with some OF her relatives, but had be-
came separated from them and was
gathering berries near the edge of a
woods.
Wilson was dragging the girl into the
woods when her cries attracted Others in
the tield. They rushed to her aid and
Wilson fed through the woods.
The sun., 1900-06-28
TO THE DEAF.

a rich lady, cured Of her deafness and
nolses IN the head by DR.. Nichelson's
ARTIFICIAL Ear Drums, gave SIC, 900 to his
institute, SO that deaf people unable to
Tocure the Ear Drnms may have them
ree' Address No. 1878, The Nicholson
ms itute, $50 Eighth avenue, New York
The sun., 1900-06-28
Quiet Home Wedding.

Henry Wentworth Zebley former men,
Der OF City Council was married yester.
day. at noon to Miss Jeanetter REYNOLDS
at the residence of Mics Mearus No. 4I9
East Seventh street, Mr.. and Mrs. Zebley
have gone on Southern trip.
The sun., 1900-06-28
STATE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Milford suffers from an epidemic Of
sore throat
Alexander Tyo's naptha launch Margu.
eta was burned at New Castle.
The contract r dredging the Laurel
lver will be completed this week.
A sensation was caused in Dover wher
was reported that James Brown. col
The sun., 1900-06-28
Walked over a Baby.

John Crookenback was fined $40 and
costs in City Court yesterday morning
for using abusive language to Mrs. Sarah
Dambolski, of No. III East Front street.
when the latter demonstrated with
Crookenback for falling over her baby.
The sun., 1900-06-28
New Restaurant.

will on Monday, noon, July 2, open
my. new restaurant, quick lunch, ovster
and ice cream cafe at the sou h.west cor.
ner OF Seventh and Shipley streets.
Chas. j. H. Beckett, proprietor. Public
patronage solicited.
The sun., 1900-06-28
Newspaper Man Writes Songs.

Special to The Sun.
Laurel, Del, 27.-Harry H. Jacobs. a
young newspaper man, has aeveloned
into cong writer. He has Just written a
coon song, cakewalk and two stem.
entitled Come Back Honey, Do.5'
which he will have printed. n. Elwood
THOMSON, graduate of the Goldey Col.
lege, has composed the music.
The sun., 1900-06-28

r q C1ENE1 q GU, Props.,
We, the undersigned, have known F.
). Cheney for the last Is years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust.
ness transactions, and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
: WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, O.; WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. =
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internallv
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price. rs
cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free. .sss'
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The sun., 1900-06-28
FREE TO INVENTORS.

tainine anne eIpenence of G. A. Snow and Co. in OBJ
mas enabled them to nelpfuiy answer sens1ly msny
HAL Ielanng TO the protection of intellec-
lei trea,3na This they have done in pamph-
ibsea, with cost of same and how to procure,
mems aas marks, designs, cavestes, infringe
Tbis uegsions in leading patent cases, etc ETC.
wri,;, palnphlet will be sent free To any one
riilLs 10 Y. a. snow and Co.. Was.Ai.gto., u. C.
The sun., 1900-06-28
How,s This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
The sun., 1900-06-28

Bargains Small lots and
odd sizes marked
In down to SO cents
and 81 to close
Straw out. All sizes
r. among them and
Hats. some of the fin
est split braids in
soft shapes for men. Full
line regular, good so cents
to $3.50. Dunlaps, $3 and
S.. Big line yacht shapes
in full split braids for young
men, 81, 81. 50, So, and
So. so. Boys and children's
straws at rs and SO cents and
81. Exclusive styles in the
fine grades, made to our or
der and only a few of each
style. Caps, in crash, linen
and serge for men, boys ana
little boys.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
The sun., 1900-06-28
Groceries.

Something New. Hanscom's
Lemonade Syrup, ready for use,
requires no sugar. Lemonade
made IN a minute. u pint 13c,
pint 22c. Z
HANSCOM'S,
eth and Market SITS.
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KIOWA.

| Z. Sc'ht il hauling lun,lTr ~ build
q two r'o,n addition to hn house aud is
building u corral.
| X. Well. irave- Tuesday for his home
IN Lave, u. L. lis inUhrr and Mrs, S
Is Weils will accompany HIM home ON Il
| Witt.
last Saturday Dr. Miller WAS called
To sre Mr Gruhams little child nj the
nin,iih Of kinwa.
NJ 'Ji-on'- 'e,in is kept busy freight
inv these days.
uenry pierat and Mr. Williamson
passed through Custer Saturday hunt =
ing y round up.
Me,dn'nes Il u. Earl and n. ". Earl
went Z" Woodward last wuk.
". ". ON-al wa- up tran Wood-
ward last week. lie rcI"i,s Woodward
lo,tniny.
X. u. B.nton il working for Wicker
bro.
John Goddard has gone to Arizona to
visit with his sister Mrs. James Heron
FP Madison il building u 20 acre
addition To his horse pasture.
George tabh is breaking "hr"nks."
Jim Mathews sni wife went to
EngIew""d FRIDAY. Jim wa. j-rkinr
the gee string over fur horses.
On 3iri,all went 10 B,aver Saiur-
day returning sunday
R"v ~ Yragrr preached at Blue
Grass Sunday
NIeSiam"s + j aud e. n l,irlsall iook
dinner nj 5 Is wells Sunday
a N Howe il laid up with stomach
trouble
A Tiff dnes not hike Trinidad. Colo,
" u Boyle las gone !" " edward
u j Tyler ride. u new G,lIup saddle
y W Eul anl Chas Ford went Ia
Ashland Is, week "n bn-inrss
We don't ear" much whether they
hri'ig III" clna'rn now nr not ~ tho
rr"s,ing !. getting r""d but next win
ter sc viii want u bad
C"nriNrEp.
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Com nissiOners I'r,nrciiwy.


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regular ....io" in the oi6cr Of ih- e"n,y
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steele. r.nur, cnnm,..,ou,,- g. % Tame
hill. rr"ia,r judge, anil william Quinn,
e"'n'y "'-r'-o''
"" ""'"", T. dunlap was elected
,,'. .a,, ~ W" ,,, .,
o'clock y. M.
The board met nj I .'rl"ck p. m. pursuant
'" "')""'h"en'. all '"r''''r'- present.
"" MOTION VI" h""r' n"j""rhrd until Tues
my June ,. l''"'. NJ = " ci"rk n. ~.
'"r ""Sr" "r' ~ S"c'o'k I" ~. 1"ss'"y
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Nt'sNfs
j y Over rourd ii ~ h. first #
the week.
Wm. G,hb"r '. hounds XII ID n
20, o." ~" at -r da,. let he yu,d
woik GOO.
A Mr. ) OFT from the kioua
s,"ppei with CAT. VI u the ~, ~
Ugh. Tie his about loo be- ID OF
"ari'" on III" r,n!r.
Jak" Niles Is hapiy mar. H.
lou ii MS cd aillr no, :. Jan.
Enu e, Brown r"'u""ci 10 his
nom. ~ hissOur Jure ~.
M Is Il. 81 rs i. ,isl'in. with he
n, ,hrr 'hs week. Her Lus ..nu
w:nt If CT lrr SIN Jay.
a nh nner of p-opr went Of Ash
Ian ! ON her" 10 ah.nd Mem"iia,
'Aetri.'s. lhy all icp.rt u good
TIM. The roi'" of Ashland know
h Nv 10 n ',iain v,situis. III. wit
er counted .glty.' NJ i'ams in the
pr =. non aS they passed 10 the Gem
eiery. III WI, no b,Il sam,s ~
hrc races,
Nm Gatl-r, aud family enter
tain' d ia nj er OF guests Sunday.
Trre vas preaching ani sunday
scho) We las, Sunisy
I>cLE IlsNRI.
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Z llE HARDESlY HERALD Con
piErE FAIRNESS"

Ever sirce the arrest of the editor
ofthe Hir'l.s'y Hrhl thr paper
has / I"rSis'e,ty y trough cover'ly. a.
tcked both tie county at'orny y AMI
county chrk. lf these characteristic
sr' icles s,opp"d with The paper they
would dn little injury but a. they are
likely to go furth'r and reach p.rsons
uuarquaint-l with III" rircuu,.'anc c"s,
II ia we'll erhnps TO call attention to
their scurrilous nature.
The article which caused III. arrest
Of the editor Of ,h. H,r l.sty Herald
appeared in that ptper of April 27
l.s'. Immediately after the puLlic,.
lion If the article Mr.. +. Z
T,acy wrote th. eii,or requesting TIE
anne of the person on whose rep r,
the.e statements were ha.ed. Hv-
ing written Nv" letters AMI waited il
vain for the Editor 10 comply with hi.
request. Mr.. Tracy instituted suit
ng,inst the editor an the chtige If
libel, which ~as tn. proper conrs.
Inr the county ERIK to take To pro-
rct bis integrity.
In the article Mr.. Quinn, u ISL
mc'nle'ed, claimed To "acknowl-dge
the ,stnrss Of Mr. Trays cause"
Yet when the lat,r demanded to know
the u une OF th; anthor of the asser-
iions made, Mr. Quinn refused 10 give
the name. Had the editor desired 10
'how 'comple'r fairness" why should
he refus, To divu So the nameY
The truth is, Mr.. Quinn has shown
no spirit Of fairness iowarl either Mr.
Tracy rr M. BaIlinger. AS officials
both have proven themselves efficient
snl Trustworthy. Attending prompts
ly to tusiness, they have in their oih-
cial capacities performed their wuik
IN u ere'litabe manner. Yet III. fiar-
d-.y Herald has never expressed or
even implied one word of approval
regarding their work. On the con-
irry II has persisted in at'nc ,ing
them with scur, ilou, articles, Ii. ten
''ency of which has been to east re-
hec,'uns on them.
Il j. hum'lHting to undertake TO nm
'wrr Mr.. y 'inn's uny 'ntl .nly at
tick, and the only reason Why they
are gwen attention is b-c ,use of iLe:r
mis,epresenting charact, r.
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cox TEST NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT "r TIIE EXTERIOR.
4. =. ! and q tfiics At WadwnT,i, ~. T..


4. =. and unie. at wmdwnr,i, ~. T..
Jun. tss.
:, n srmc "ni c'nt"st niii,iA'it hnvini be-i,
~ " IN th's ,tiirr 10y iIiIH,u D.. lsn H.. A. "a.
trsinni ng',ips' b..ine' trsi rn'ry ~. ,n
| !. lin NY -. rowns.ir "" q" '"ri ,"r,,,.
i.aase a. Y; C,M: hy A,,cs y; i.'l,nson e,n
maj, HAS "a holiy nbAn,cn,,i the trmrt inr'u,l,.i
IN her hoii.-i-nd ~niIy tr more than s,N
nDiiihs prior Ia nlIni TITS ton'rst, that ,hli
default rOutinnes ~ ~ thc iT =. nj time mn :
hist said deiatii IL not rnns'd by ras,n Il
her empioynrn' % h" mill airy y avail rY-
Vice ~ tl,s Unii-iSt = In time ~ var, ih, Tc
r. sni' par h.. are he e''y q, iifird t"nppr.r
res'' u hnd fl,r 'si,i, nee tJu' hing, snid a.,
irpn,h nA ~, 'rl,~k n, M an Aug. ~ iwl,,
b.ty. b iscgI,i n.d ',.ceIl "filie 4. B.
III. said e nisstl u h wing IN rop, = am /.
~ ~ : ~ Iun' tmu. lst hu b la Is " hnb
show Inst att 2 dsr diiiyrn,e D. rpnnnI srr.
yira ~ this Oiisy' esn oi ie u at, n 10 is,,s
'y' r,r,s q ard rrS' a IN I snrl, n,dlr. |,
pl'en " due ~ irof'r I,ubi cation.
" SIP b Juwe -
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CONTEXT N,'rIIi.
CONTEXT NOTICE
D.IA .IsiNr ~ IiiL INTERIOR,
United =. .a,-s land ufiicr. W1dyari, -. I

u. "a .IsiNr ~ TiL INTERIOR,
United ~.a'.s i.und Office. woudSsr, -. 7
May. - ipOr
y san nj 'On' - afi.dNt h wing h,pn
H,r'I Ia ihiH OH ,'u' Amanda ! ,,ig GER. G. n
ts an, RnInst homrstrad -n'ry 40 Ash.
~ ~ NnN. nhr' ! Is,-. f,r III" = halt ri tie
NV quarter and he y lnif ui the ~ quarter
Sc. ~, Twp IN u. -. T.. q. ~. by -, ~
Howe, en- 'si'r. ~ VII rh II T. MI. 4 Il
hu s'i llrSsi.' Is. Hove. ba- Wholly ai,,n.
donc'i sRid tract ' u ~ r!oI Ui NOR" ihau sik
~ n'h> .in,r ni"king Ill entry Hnd n,,Nt
~ rio o'h' mi it ~ oi ihi> ci,n ,tt sii" hBy-
'ng y yrr 'tstrur 'd ~ Irs 'drur" tip, n nor
sid u op sai'i trhr that ~ u tIaci = not
-e It'd lUI hud cultivated hy I'D lnr y an
Required 10y Rw, u being In It's original al Il
stur. Ani thH So alleged HiIseu,. fiom
thns ID lard not due t. her 'mploy M, nj
- any ri,I arity IN u. Amy, navy ,,r tiarIue
ruI OF thu nli,d - t's in tine ~ arr
AMI this the SAID cu I y ant IN ready iO prove
ut sucli tiue and pin"" NAV be ,nmcd hy
the N-rist anil L"rri,.r t,r u h.nriug in
snii cas-" snid par l irh rchy u, tiHei iu
"ppe 2. respond ~ Il oi'p r,iienc. Iouc,i u
said Ill, gan n ai D., e. ock n M. IN Jui, -
10, hcf ~ the R"sis'or an He,. i,er ,f the
U nit-'i Sia'-> land % Nee a. N,d. ar,i. -. r.
Nh. hai 90 tr'-iant having. In u p ~ .r ,irs
dhN u. b"d NJ -, osO'. srt i'rh facts
which, sLnw iini - tr 'i"r Il ! g'ic pcrs nal
T. fSlr- ~ thi, % the cAu ir,t IL. iusi., l. l.
Wy 'r'l' - dihd Il r.ct,'d that such ~, lee
b- gwen by due nhu ROPER IGbli,'siici,
y. u ilEALy. Register.
fir.i pub. June , IgM.
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June lOih IN. t"ad "f the I2ih NJ stated
10 last week. rrn,s.
III Hibh- and family and R,ih Gar
'on w"rc her Sun lay. Mr. Carson J..
d"'"g s"'ne rh""pr"l hic weak IN hi.
ocis sh burhoo,i.
A.a llihhs'. boys have son" :" W"od.
ward alter n,"r- J.st- Some onr.
surely, Is g"ing 10 build more fence.
Rev. Chi'dr-s will hold n meeting
1T the -ci""l hm.e r"r'n-nring June ~
lie is from Liprcomb, Texas
Homo.
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Quit $, tar ha' ought u weJdin,.
Miss Hattie y \ has gone :, "" d.
/, u y :" vis' eth h., br,ib,r
Geor " Coshow d, a ~. d rvs ca ". ,
Thursday
Mrs. Co,how anil Ida v IA .,
wer" III" gne.fs of Mary q. zee I, a.
Ta,btOr ru cb Tnurrrav.
rid "intor = s-"d iy Com on.
Gay last week. tie Is 81 u buying
,aiile.
: me- writ frplei ur", sone for
fame.
Tut | lie u py 10 sign my
h"in'.
.IrMbo JR.
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E'"ry"ne Is hnildisp fence since the
high water. 'l"nr creek was IN y hnuu,
William Smith ani in"il, me- he,e
'mkiny f"r 'ca'ion. Mv.. Smith IL n
sister :" The ''hilcm' hays. GranJpa
Chi'ro'' can" with them Ers witt.
n" Snd J.hn Blo..rr hnv. Just re-.
turned irom Meade with supplies.
Chiljrrn's Day sycrri.e. will be held
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PRESTON
Homo.

Miss Hattie C"rovrr has jnst closed
her schml in Texas She vii. visit her
sister, mrs Armstrong n few days aud
then depart Tor her home 10 Missouri,
VI Montgomery snd vile Of Lib
Qii'e cold wave visited us last weeL
but II Is warmer now.
Rev. l"ascr aud family left fur the
eaSt lew days asp. That leaves hi.
place without u minister
Miss Carrie Pirr>on has rciurnad from,
Harper, k ansas where III; has been at
tending sclool.
Fishing seems IL be the order Of the
evening AT present.
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FIN. weather ~ prc.en'.
We had 4 rain Mcndnv nigh,
~lirh wns vn st help 10 crops.
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she Av.rv mnch n, n week.
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PRESBrrEniAV t'urnciI - Regular
services every Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday school m ~ -. ~.
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Irrriiory " OklnhOnn !
County of beaver Ia Probate Court
In the matter u The estate Of Thomas l..
Braid Wood. d-censei.
Thomas T., Brsii~osi having on the ytb
iny ~ May 1900. filed ~ this cou,t nm In.
si'nn-ni ~ wiring purporiing 10 b. tb.
last viii aud Testament Of thomas l.. I,r.ii.
woo', d'csnsed With u petition that the
same br Himiird 10 probate ~ aud for IN.
Inst WV nnd Testament oi lhomns l.. Braid.
wo.'i. deceased, ani that letters t,s,nn,.u-
inry lie issued 10 him. u II hereby or,ie red
that on the ! 'lny ~ July ~ ~ o'clock a, n,
~ snii day ~ The court room Uf the cou,t
house NJ hra'rr in said county Of beaver
the .nii day being the regular term of n.
probate cuuri be nbi the snne nrr hereby
app"ihlei The time aud place for pro,ius
snii vii, aud heating the petition Of .niJ
Thomas J.. Brnii~"oi. Any person inter.
esir'l may then aud there npprsr md eo,,.
test the saih will ani file olj.c,ions, IL writ.
Imp !" the granting " lriirrs t.stan,rniuvy
as prayed for by said petition.
II v further ordered thai poiics thereof
he given hy publication not less than thirty
days heiore snii ~ day ~ Jniy 100. In