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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09

FINDS WATCH STOLEN IN
JUAREZ FIVE YEARS AGO

Stolen near five years ago in
Juarez. a gold watch was recovered in
a local pawnshOp Saturday morning
by city detective Juan Franco and will
be returned to its owner. R Vanduer.
When the theft of the watch was
reported to the police by the owner.
the numbers of the case and works
were taken, in order that Identified ton
could be established if it was brought
to FL PasO and sold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
The Arnu.

Miss Lilly Axton. who has been i'll for
the past week. is again able to be out.
She was confined to her home in Fort
Bliss for a short time.
Mrs Waller Clark. jr., wife of Capt
Clark. of the Second Pennsylvania in
fantry, has been i'll at her home on
Hastings street for the past three
DAYS. She is again able to be out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09

Wedding Invitations, maze in Ell
Paso On short notice: also announce
ment and visiting cards Call and see
our new fall styles in stationery FL
Paso Printing Co. los Main St.-Adv.
Why Not
Japanese Nandarian coat for evening
wear. $500 10 $3.50. Beach's Art Shop,
City National Bank Bldg.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
RAILWAY POSTAL EMPLOYEES
TO GET Is DAYS OFF YEARLY

q, All employees of the railway postal
service in the United States will re-
ceive an annual vacation of Is days
after Sepetmebr 10. when the new pos
tai appropriation bill goes into effect
1t was pointed out in the local office of
the railway mail service Saturday
Hitherto only those employees who
worked the full week were entitled to
this privilege. The new law applies
to all members of the service. regard
less of the number of DAYS employed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
About Ell Pasoans.

Born Friday evening TO judge and
Mrs. Dan NJ Jackson. at their home on
Tularosa street, a baby daughter In
honor of judge Jackson's grandfather.
the baby was named Terrell Jackson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Is RELEASED ON 5000

Charged with the murder of Joe
KisselI on July l, Frank Robbins was
released by judge Dan NJ Jackson on
$500 bond Saturday morning after he
ings.
Robbins. it is charged, struck Kis-
sell with his fist, fatally injuring him.
kissell was a messenger boy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09

Telephone Three-500 and simply tell
US where to- We will be on the way
imm edia tely with an Auto. Taxi. Limou-
sine or Baggage Truck.
City Service CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
ELECTROLYTIC is SELLING
NOW AT 2Sllc POUND

New York. Sept Continued firrnness
was reported in the market for coppers
Supplies available for November delivery
have been pretty well cleaned up with sales
reported at @St4 c for electrolytic
Todays quotations for December and de-
liveries after the first of the year ranged
nom CSC down to &c
Iron unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
WEATHER BULLETIN.
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUITURE.
WEATHER BUREAU

Observation taken
at 8 a m 18th me-
ridian time IS a m
Fl PasO time)- Sept
s. 1916
Forecasts
Fl Paso and vicinity
GENERALLY fair tn
night and Sunday.
New Afexico-Show-
ers tonight or Sunday.
Cooler Sunday.
Arizona-Generally
fair tonight and sun
day. Cooler north por-
tion tonight.
West Texas-Gener-
orally fair tonight
and sunday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

lee q Lester expects TO start an
auto truck line, for the handling OF
freight and packages, between Bayou
Sara and Jackson, about August 20.
Tie has ordered stadebaker truck OF
$500 pounds capacity, and Ia addition
will use his Ford truck. should traffic
demand IL, he will add additional
equipment
This line will be- mutually adyan'
lageous to citizens Of Jackson and 81,
Francisyillo. as well as to those living
OF the route between the two places,
On account af the very low freight
rates applying at Bayou Sara. freight
can be billed there and iranshipped to
Jackson cheaper than II can be shipped
Ia MpMauas aud hauled from there 10
Jackson by wagon. With a quick
method Of transportation to bring their
purchases To their doors Il Ia quite
likely that ST F'ranctsyIlle merchants
will get considerable business from
those living along the upper Jackson
road over which the truck line will be
operated These people will also be-
able to send their produce to town for
a small charge when formerly II cost
them several dollars in the way OF
team hire and labor.
Mr. Lester will have telephone con
nectlon with both the Jackson and
NJ FrancisyliIe exchanges. lie is pre-.
pairing to submit a proposition to the
police jury ef West Felicaua For the
care and upkeeping OF the upper
jackson road.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29
Our Lady Of Noun, Carmel Church

Our lady Of Mount Carmel Church
REV r. Rombonis, Rector
Saturday. July -. Mass AT 7 a IN.
tho Mass here the following Ssfnda, }
The great indulgence of the porhi.
uneuIa may be gained from the first
vespers of August | To sunset Of
August ? The fret Veapors begin al
. M In order to gain the indulgence
oRe must be In the state af grace, hay.
iug approached Confession and Holy
tommHuioa aud must then visit the
church aud there pray for the intna.
lions Of the Sovereign pentlif Con.
fesslon may he made al any time dur
lag the preceding week. Communion
however. must be received within the
time prescribed for the gaining Of The
indulgence. The Indulgence, which Il
applicable to the souls la purRatory
mag be- gained as often as The church
Is visited Any prayers may be said
but IL Ia usual 10 say Eve times ihf
our Father and Hail Mary at each
visit To the church.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29
Absent Friends

t'piiciana friends note with much
interest that the management Of the
Capital City Bank deyolyes. by con
sent Of the directors. upon Mr. A. A.
Nfera cashier Mr. Wren was former
~ cashier Of the Rank Of Slaughter
leaving there TO go To Baton Rouge
II. & Lenke was chosen by Mayor
iiehrman as a booster fer New Orleans
To get one ef the rural credit banks
Mentrese Barrow. eldest son Of Ruf'in
barrow OF Baton Rouge. has appen
dcitIs,
Miss BERTHA Latane. after spending
q few weeks In Virginia with her sister
Mrs. Robert Lewis Of Woodvllle. who
met her there Is again al Columbia Uni
versity working for her PM, degree
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

nr and Mrs ] 4 Thorn and baby
son motored to West Feliciana ia their
car from Pride. to visit the formers
parents Mr., aud Mrs J A. Thorn near
RugtII.uyillp.
NrF T. jcmlson. Mrs Stirling Ctack
and children have returned from New
Orleans The oeullst gives favorable
reports vt little Emily's eyes, aud will
require only one visit additional
After an absence OF several years,
Mrs Vance Hamilton Of yicksburg ar,
rived Thursday 10 visit her sister, Mrs.
t. ] Davis. aud either relatives tn the
parish
Miss IydIu Buchanan arrived Tues,
day night to be Mrs John Leake's
guoet until Mrs Buchanan and Younger
members at the family come mp in
August. for their usual late summer
visit
Mrs. W e Howell returned home.
Wednesday after spending some weeks
mt New Reads detained there by the
illness of relatives Little Mas Gar.
ncfte kept hoase Ia her mothers
absence.
Detained hy bad weather Miss Icllie
lawrason did not go down for her ear
until Tuesday Accompanying her on
thr return trip were Miss Martha Fort.
and Nesars Henry Stewart and Butter
laWrason
Mrs Clara Converse has been here
this week guest OF her daughter. Mrs
Mortimer Taylor. After being the
guest at Mrs NJ. Il Jackson for a part
0f the week. also she will go to Baton
Rouge Sunday
Mrs Sam Carter Is spending the
~, here. the frst part of the week
Vtih her father and sister, Col W
teake and Mrs Charles Munsou, and
the latter half with the Misses Smith
nj Aspbodel
Miss Ellie Converse concludes sun
day her stay At jackson. leaving to
sistt FRIENDS al stmsport before going
to her home a. Morganza. where she
gtll cntertaiu a house party Of girl
friends IN August
Mrs Lucy Powell Russell and heautt
tai little daughter Helen, spent part
of the wreck III Troy with relatives
She ail also visit Mrs l. Davis
while here. leaving for her home sn
Npw Orleans. Sunday
Mrs, ] q Muller aud children left
Saturday for Baton Rouge To await
Nr Muller before all left for their home
in Texas Their leaving here is much
regretted from q business and a social
standpoint Mr. Matter left Sunday
afternoon, leaving the municipal power
plant IN charge of his successor. Mr.
II , Osborne, fprmrr local manager Of
the Cumberland Telephone Co
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

The Parish Sunday School Associa
ton holds It's annual convention In
Concord Church al Rogilliovilla au
August and 6, and all Sunday School
workers Of the parish are expected IA
be- there and join heartily In lis work
The Sunday School workers st Con
cord are preparing through the locat
committee OF entertainment, of which
Miss Margaret J. Thorn IL chairman
to care for all visiting delegates during
the convention, and II there are ans
schools or persons who have not sent
their names Ia as delegates and sill
nov do so, provision will be- made for
their entertainment.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Hon Chas. Kiibourne OF Clinton Will
be the next Judge Of the gath Judicial
District. The time for filing uomina
lions has expired aud na one expressed
a desire Ia compete With him for the
honor Judge Rilhourne has presided
ia this capacity before aud there can
be no doubt that The courts OF the
FelicIanas viii be In charge Of an able
Judge for the ensuing four years.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29
A HAPPY REUNION.

John 4 White in Southern Watchmenl
An incident of no mean occurrence
took place here during the meeting Of
the BATON Rouge District Conference
~ the Methodist Church South the
past week.
II was the pleasure Of this writer 10
have as his guests two Confederate
veterans, delegates to the conference,
Robert Thoms and William II Camp.
bell, of West Felleiana Parish, who
we're members Of the paeksood Guards.
Company X Fourth Louisiana Infantry
The coincidence was being member
Of the Hunter Rifles Company A Fourth
Louisiana Infantry. We three members
Of the same regiment sitting around
the same festat board, which perhaps
il the first time such q meeting OF
Confederate veterans has taken place
In this parish In the past rs years, or
ever will take place again, and all
members Of the same church They
were two as good soldiers as were In
the Confederate States service, ~ they
are now members of Gods church 1t
was q great pleasure 10 all Of us to be
together and once more answer to roll
cali Ia the interest Of Christ's King
dem Ia this glorious Southland
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Kindly notify me week ahead
when my subscription is running out
writes good friend. and would that
we could multiply such a considerate
subscriber hy the hundreds II a man
PAYS his subscription account, on sight
blessed indeed IL he Ia our esteem but
II he pays Il in advance thrice blessed
is he. Either helps 10 keep the way
~ his newspaper smooth, and surely
In high heavens rpe0rtig, their names
lead lfi the rest even as they do la ours.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Leon Garfield vas before Mayor
Briani's court twice within the past
week Saturday. he was tined 81 50 or
ten days Ia jail, on a charge of fighting
Thursday he was fined $40 or twenty
days. on q charge of disturbing the
peace II is charged that he set his
dog ON q little colored girl aud that the
child vas badly bitten. which was the
cause of his last appearance before the
mayor II Is understood that he viii
be tried in the district court oa a
charge growing out of this deed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Miss Jeanette Levy entertained tn
homer Of Miss Copeland, Thursday
evening, At her attractive home In
nayou Sara II Was simple informal
afair. bat proved the mere enjoyable
uu that account -Four tables we're
lIlod for 500 The prizes were unique
iuasmuch IS they were privileges to
the winners to saEh the face of any
one they wanted - hen the watermelons
we're served later This caused much
mpffimeut Miss Copeland and Louis
MANN Won fra prizes and Miss freda
stern the ba0hy prize which gave the
others the pris ileee of using The water
melon on her
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29
A TOAST TO LOSS.
tBy William y kirk


4 toast to Loss, To I.oaH the friend
A toast to drink with right good elll,
Fof hen Fat Gain withdFaWs his train,
Loss smiles and fingers with is still
Old CAIN lie gave me from his store
With grudging hand he gave ne gold
nut t.usscame stalking through the door
And stripped nae like burglar bald
Loss came aud took nay all away
Casting my wish aside as aaHgbt;
tie took il though tried to pray
lie took II when cursed and fought
Loss came and took my shining Stare
suppring aud smiling, cruel and cold
And crouehlng IN the darkened door
lie heard me pleading for my gold
4 toast 90 Loss ro Loss the thief!
For when your life is at It's Hood,
He shields your soul from fa4 relief
Aud stirs anew your creeping hl0od
Al. yell IA we're is one great truth
Could shine for hnyIsh eyes 10 read
That Loss IL oft the friend ol youth
aud Cat old Gain a foe indeed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Dressed IN The latest motorfyclina
costume, wiih goggles all complete. The
Motor cycilsi eayiy sped oB his way
toward the Zoo
4 gay, hoy, am ! right for the POO e.
he asked an uFchln
The hos gasped at so strange a slghi
You may be all right II they hayr 2
pare cage" he said ioubifully when
he could lind his tongue, bat you'd
stood q better chance If you'd ONLY
had a tail
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

" II Richardson ef West Feiiclana
Parish was elected president. and Wa
Forbes al East f'ellciana vice president
Of the Louisiana Dairymen's Assoeia
ton, nj It's meeting at Baton Rouge
Tuesday other dairymen from West
FeIiciana attending the meeting were
Butler I.aWrason. G. NJ Barrow, ] s
Butler. g L. PlettIngeF, Arthur MADDEN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

NJ n Osborne has been elected by
the town council 10 succeed ] q Mul.
Ter as superintendent Of the water and
light plant Mr. Osborne has been
located here for over two years as local
manager Of the Cumberland Telegraph
sad Telephone Company. during which
time be- has maintained excellent iele.
phone service Mr. Osbornes successor
as manager for the telephone company
has not been selected. bat sc sincerely
hope the new manager will be able Ia
give the same excellent service which
MIR Osborne gave.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29
STAR HILL, Ia.

Mrs, A. W Ard and daughter. Maud
returned Tuesday to their home la
Bogalusa, after very pleasant stay
with Mrs Ards sister. Mrs T. ! Daniel
Mrs, r. A, Daniel and son Chaneie,
OF Magnolia. Miss. are visiting rela.
tiyes and old friends NJ Star Ilill.
Mr. John Warren, the only uncle of
the Messr1 Daniel. has returned 10 his
home at Sandy Hook. Miss
Miss EtIie Bckham has returned
home from New Orleans from IA sum.
mer school term.
Mr. Ewell Bickham has returned
home after visit to relatives Ia PIKE
county and Washington parish
Mrs, T J Mahoney aud children are
visiting her mother. Mrs ]. " Mo.
Queen.
Mr. and Mrs las. Perkins and chit
dren and Mrs ] W Mcqueen motored
up the river To t.ettsworth for q short
visit 60 MIR and Mrs w A. Davis last
week Mrs. Davis returned With them
for q few days,
Mrs ]. q, Smith and children of
Houston, Texas. spent a few days with
her brother. Mr. Jas Perkins and
family last week. Mr.. and Mrs W W
Perkins motored over with them from
East Fesiciana
Mrs. T. j Mahoney and children are
spending a few weeks nj Forest
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Writes an advertiser Herewith en-.
closed check to cover your AL bill at
luis Il. Please pui the same ad In
four times more, AS made sale to
day on the strength Of II and do not
consider that you have gotten your
prop r share yet Such a warm
hearted sense Of juaticc IL as delightful
rs II Ia unusual
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

4 bridge across Thompson creek
Ioser doWn than the Jackson bridge e.
talked of as probable In the not too
distant future II would cut hilern
miles OF the distance between BATON
Rouge aud Bayou Sara
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29
Il ainrelh low In every heart

"a aiHpelh low In every heart
We hear Il each aud alt
4 song If those gho answer not.
Forever Wa may eall
They tbr0ng the silence Of the breast
We see them as Of gore
The kiad. the brave, the tfae. the sweet
Nha walk with as no more
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

" ssistkasss Fia VI wasHs are found
Alaai the klahsys and hoiis On the AVws
wiz nBt prevent or turs thisf DIR.
bl,ACkAANs MEDIC ATED SALT BRICK
ID gusl stsed e. 30 that, oshers kase
proven a. George u. Wiener, Il San jose,
H., wFuts Rs en- 0gL ib. rs. that two u
hls sustofasrs cured tasir hogs with eur
ren,sdy IN els eg svsn aays after several
q shs bird kad died. and snsthsF naF-
chant, Mr., w. r. p~ids. II Deems ili.,
wnis us on Nov, II. rs, thht q number Of
bic sastonasrs had kspi thslr hogs healthy
hs she Use II Gar fauseay. Hhiia othaf hogs
wess dying al around them. WIS nat try
Af Il ngt emily Tids hevs ~ weFTs, but
fheY take GO fat faafs rapidly and wAsn
katxhsFed. thsiT hsAt will Ae eiseae tasty
and Hntfitlaas. posss assng . rich aud sat
uraf favor That can easns emily vita hesssAy,
psorsrty-fe4 aad wslt-eeaalttaBsd hogs.
AAEKaAa gTneg AEsssaF CO. eAsassssees Tsaa
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

MIS- n u Daniel has joined the
train of kind friends treating the True
Democrats household to watermelona.
The one sent was both large aad
delicious.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Misses Leon Duherty. Eintoi VII
Hams. Allie. Lester. Mary Hamilton and
Alice Rev took the teachers examina.
ton. thls week Miss Helen Argue took
special examination In psychology
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29
PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD.

Miss Frances Baler Of st Francis.
vile Is the gnest Of Mrs, r Vresinski.
After the morning service at the
BAPTIST Church on July q. the follow.
ing deacons were elected for ordination
at a later date Geo. q Keller. n. u.
Smith, j s slocum, irwin Roeilllo,
]. II Kent. and Russell Smith This
church board was rendered entirely
without membership by the death Of
Dr John Welsh Jones. who was, for
years, an honored deacon The pastor
Rev. Il. t.. stayaIi. has taken hold OF
the church work with a vim. and with
the assistance Of this valuable board
win make II move forward To success
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29
INSIDE FACTS ABOUT HOGS

ara that sae cf
ttnm sts Infested
with worms And lts
ownsrs never saspsst
~ unill llas EboaS
signs a slsknFss or
whsR s,u.s lasfesl. elss-
ssra of small white
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

GRACE CHURCH
Rev. Alvin w. Skarden, Rector

Sixth Sunday after Trinity
Holy Communion, 7 90 .. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon,
10 O'Clock
Friday l.itany, 10 a, N.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Daily rains are concrete proof that
there can be- too much of good thing
The hR crop has been nearly ruined
by rain.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Nj James Montgomery has placed
mn artler Tor q Dodge ear
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-07-29

Mrs John Leake opened the hospt
table doors at Chanopa for dance.
Thursday evening, IN compliment to
her house guest. Miss Lydia buchanan.
There were about sixty guests, either
dancing or looking on, and NIL enjoyed
the occasion immensely Or and Mrs
l.sakp were assisted In receiving by
her mother. Mrs Jarvis, and sisters,
Misses Mabel and Nell Jarvis, The
rooms we're decorated with cut flowers,
and made charming setting for the
girls in their summer frocks Punch
was served throughout the evening,
land other refreshments at II o'clock.
NJ and Mrs MaS nampf ard Miss
Fannie Dampf entertained Monday
evening at the family home al Laurel
| lIu1 IN compliment to their house
guests Misses Carrie and Selma Levy
of New Orleans, The house was bril-
liaHtly lighted and vas beatltifiea with
flowers Six tables at cards were filled.
The ladies prizes were Won as follows,
Mise Carrie Lazy. silver brush Miss
Selma Levy. silver hatPin; Lawrence
Mann received the ecntleman's prize.
| "a liver knIfc. Refreshments consisted
ai salad served In tomato baskets, ice
eream and cake Some dancing IN the
spacious enclosed porch vas enjoyed
later
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21
Hoffman Orphanars Anniversary.

The aIxth anniversary Of the Hoffz
man ornhanaRo. near IIItleztown. Pa.
will l. hela Thursday. Iuly z7th. The
Anniversary this yeaf promises 20 b
larger nan ever. TIE prpEraxf i
mors safEd than before. oonslstinE Of
pantsmIaes. drills. sonKn and Feclta=
tinnH. ~ the children Dr Theo. +
Herman. 0f Lancaster. -. ain be the
speaker of the day. II : veil quail
hed : Hnteftaih and inspire the isrfs
audience that will ASSEMBLE Special
muzl has also been 1HosIdcd.
T. management hHH arranged r
hakz ; feE athletic asa1IH run on II
tAs aaornlnE, starting i 10 O'Clock
TnsTH I'll BE- probably : Hanie Of baze
t. y The boys - IHH Institution
t. dinner viii b. zHTxsd at II % :.
- TIE program e Ihs day viii b.
rfn promptly at -. nj the grounds
I'll De open "a the public At : O'Clock
Provisions have nm made 10 con.
~ visitors fruTn Gettysburg and
A-ltiieHtosn 10 the fOrpnanags at n
usual fare.
TIE Institution i growing. the ~.
Fnlk9THaTY arowdt are growing. mans
making the trip n automabiiea
Remember. Tlnlrzda.. July n. IN
Hoffman 0TphAhzEe Anniversary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21
Orphans3olss.

Monday. July 17th.-Letters OF nd
mInistration on the estate OF ]. TOY
Myers, deceased, we're granted unto
Gertrude e. Myers. VIM received war
rant to appraiss and m order tD 'noti-
~ creditors.
The last will and testament of Rnf-
US p. Northrop. deceased, was admit
ted TO probate and letters testament
ary thereon were granted unto Agnes
4. Northrop, who received warrant 10
apnraise and an order to notify cred
itors.
The last VIII md testament Of
Isaiah Stair, deceased. was admitted
to probate and letters tsstamentars
we're granted unto William F. Stair.
who received warrant to uppraise and
an order 30 notify ereditsrs.
Martha A.. and George c. HumberI.
administrators uf John e. Humbert.
deceased, received order To sell per
sonal property.
Tuesday, July 18th. - Wilbur Il.
Otto and Ella e. Rooms. executors ui
Thomas q. Otto. deceased, received m
order 10 sell real esI11e.
George A. Land. administrator u
Thomas S. Land. deceased. returned
inventories of personal property.
debts due and current money. and re-
eeIYed an order 10 ell personal prun.
eT1x.
George w. DrechaIer, executor of
Andrew Drechsler. deceased. settled
his first and fiual account.
9anes G. BiahUu. executor of MInz
anzIa r. Bishop. deceased, received N
order 10 sell real estate.