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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20
PITCHER WAYNE
WRIGHT HERE

Pitcher Wayne Wright, of the St.
Louis Americans, was called to Big
stone Gap Sunday on account Of the
illness of Mrs. Wright who under
went an operation ut the Norton
hospital last week The operation
was of a very serious nature and ut
first Mrs. Wright's condition was re-
gnrdcd as very serious. She is now
though steadily improving and it is
believed she will recover in due time,
much benefited by the operation.
Mr. Wright went to Norton Sunday
night and visited his children in The
Gap for a few hours Monday. He
will return to ST. Louis Immediately
as his team is now in the thick of "a
hard fight with New York for the
American League pcnnant. Every.
body in the Gap are pulling hard for
st. Louis to win and thereby give
Wayne chance to show what he
can do in his first worlds series.
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CROPS DETERIORATE
In MANY SECTIONS
Hot, Dry Weather Is Cause
of Setback to Prospects of
Large Corn Production

Washington, Sept. 15.-Exccssiv-
ly dry, hot weather in nearly all sec
ticns Of the country has caused de-
terioration in the condition of many
crops, according to the scmi-monthly
crop report of the Department of
Agriculture. Preparation Of the
ground for fall seeding, however,
has made considerable progress and
farm work has advanced satisfnc-
torily.
Much damage to cotton iron,
drouth, boil weevil, rust and army
worms was reported, with picking in
progress in most OF the producing.
area, and progressing rapidly in
Georgia, South Carolina, Louisiana,
Mississippi and the Rio Grandc Val
ley in Texas.
Corn is maturing rapidly and be-
ing hu:&ed in the Southern states,
but the crop has deterioratcd in the
Central and Eastern states, with the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20
new FIRM

J. 3. Collier Company is the name
of new mercantile firm that has
just opened up for business in the
Collier building formerly used by
w. r. Wampler G. Company. Gamer
Collier is manager of the new firm
and has just placed in one OF the
largest stocks of merchandise ever
brough, to Big Stone Gap. Mr..
Wnmpler held large clearance sale
several weeks ago and disposed of
a large part OF his goods while the
balance was sold to TASTY & Com
pnny at Appalachia.
The store room has undergone ey-
tensiyc improvements in the way o.
painting and decorating and it now
has the appearance of II brand new
store throughout. Mr.. Collier spent
several days in Cincinnati selecting
his new stock. He will be assisted in
the store by Miss Myrtle Nickcls.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20
Unique Demonstration
AT Hamblen Brothers
All This Week

Why isn't kitchen range more
romantic than "A novel? 1t is when
You hear and see how great range
with II reputation comes into eNis
tcnce. The demonstration Of TIE
Majestic Range at lIamblen Broth
ers, all this week, is q revelation in
how much thought, skill, and ingen-
uity goes into making your Kitchen
range the best possible cooker and
baker. II is time well spent to at
tend this demonstration. Besides, YOU
have Il chance To- obtain the choice
of two fine sets of cooking utensils,
absolutely free, il you decide to re-
place your old cook stove with n
Great Majestic this week instead Of
later.
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DENTAL CLINICS

DIR. W. II. Cline. of the State hoard
of Health, Richmond, Va, will be in
the Big Stone Gap school this week
to do the dental work for the school
children.
DIR. Cline was secured for this
county by DR.. W. r. Culbertson, Of
the Wise County Health Depart
ment.
The dental clinics held in different
parts of the county have been sue
csesful. The county is fortunate in
getting man so well equipped for
the work.
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set aside and annul a ~.
made mad by pergie Kilsore s,5 y. |
kilgore to Boyd Morgan, !, Y !. I !
day of Decembcr, lss,, % u !.
they attempted to conyey Ns'a
tract of real estate 10 h. 80, q,
Morgan, and to have thei, -, ~ !
sold, and the proceeds tss va $
piled to the payment Of '' - !.
tits debt as set out in II. I s'5 .
And it appears from sa o,l-
file in said Office that tbe A..
Mitchell kilgore, also =, !
Mitchell Dorton, and pegy trI II
also known as Peggie bo,, @.'
non resident of the sta,e ,I'y =
ia,'t is ordered that they ann y. y
within ten days after due s 55,.'
of this order and do VII, f' +. :.
sary to protect their in, u. i
suit. '''' Y
And it is further onl.,., !,
copy hereof he publi.ts5 g.
week for four successive IVA. sl''
the Big Stone Gan pos, ''S
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Attend Reception at Norton

a number Of ladies from the Gap
motored np to Norton Thursday sf-
ternoon and attended the reception
at the Presbyterian church given in
honor of Miss Atkinson. mission
airy Of Japan and number of other
missionaries in the county.
Those who motored up from the
Gap were Mesdames. Jas. NJ. Smith.
Barham. A. r. Gordon, Irby Nickels.
Harold Ramsey. G. V. Weems. Ma
rion Cox. j. D. Wampler, J. A. You
eli, Jas. Il. Taylor. A. L. Holton and
sister. Mrs Theo. I.yttie, of Middles-
boro.
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Great Majestic Range
Demonstration
ALL THIS WEEK

Don't put up any longer with that
Unsatisfactory or play ed-out
stove or range. Here is your OPP
portunity to get a Great Majestic
Range, one you will be proud of,
at our latest after-war reduced
prices. The cooking utensils are
thrown in absolutely free, during
this week only. 1t is the oppor-
tunity you have long looked for to
get the range you have often
dreamed of. You will be. money
ahead by taking advantage of this
special offer now.
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Enjoyable Picnic at Dryden

a congenial party of friends and
relatives had a very enjoyable picnic
supper on the river bank near Dry
den Sunday evening. Those in the
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Me
Geckin, Nj. and Mrs. J. II Mathews,
Mr.. and Mrs. |, G. Taylor and daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille, MIR. and Mrs. Hugo
S. Benjamin, Mr. and Mrs. W. j.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. X. Taylor
and two children.
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STRONG CAST In
new DEAN FILM
CONFLICT
Priscilla Dean Supported By
Herbert Rawlinson
TO BE SHOWN HERE

Priscilla Dean. the popular star OF
Outside the Law" and "Reputa-
tion," will be seen at the Amuzu
Theatre ON Thursday in her newest
and greatst picture Conflict" pro-
duccd under Stuart Patton. 1t comes
to the screen with one of the strong
est casts ever assembled to support a
popular star.
1t was only after considerable diff.
Guilty that Herbert Rawlinson was
obtained to play the principal role
opposite the star. Straight from his
success in "Thc Four lIorsemen of
the apocalypse" Edward Connolly
was chosen for the leading character
role--the Interpretation of the sub
tie John Remalic" of the story.
Martha Mattox was engaged to por-
tray the part Of Miss Labo, the grim
and silent housckeepcr and Stuart
Patton considers her work one of the
most distinctive characterizntions
ever screened.
In addition to these wcll-known
players are to be seen Hector Sarno.
L. c. Subway, Sam Allen and
Capt. c. l.. Anderson, all with large
screen following, and each admirably
suited to the individual roles.
Conflict came to the attention
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20

Come to our denonstrationwhile
the factory man is with us, we
want you to see the New and Beau
tiful Majestic, and know why it is
SO highly recommended by over a
million users. Let the factory man
show you just how and of what the
Majestic is built, you will marvel
at the difference between this
Range with a Reputation" and
other fiashy and new tangled
ranges. Majestic Ranges are made
in many styles and sizes reservoir
on right or left-white, blue or grey
enameled finish.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20

of thousands of readers when it was
published in the Red Book Magazine
from the pen Of Clarence Burlington
Kelland. Realizing the wonderful
screen possibilities of the story,
Universal purchased it and Stuart
Patton was assigned to direct from
the continuity by George c. Hull.
The story is especially fitted to the
personality of Miss Dean, who han
dies it with marked ability and in
genuity.-adv.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20
FIND TWO STILLS
IN HOME.

On last Wednesday Chief Relcher
and night policeman, Hugh Boyd,
together with two Appalachia police
men. made raid ON the home of
Eli Hardin. a negro, at lmboden and
captured two small stills and about
four gallons of whiskey. They also
found 200 gallons of beer and two
pistols Hardin was placed under
arrest and lodged in Jail at Appa-
laehia. lie was later tried bc:,'re
Mayor Woodward and assessed n
fine Of s300.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20
GEORGE AND HARRY
WALLACE NOW OWN
THE INDEPENDENT

George Wallace, brother of Har-
ny Wallace, editor and part owner
of the Appnlachia Independent, has
purchased half interest in the Ap.
palnchia paper. All stock in the
corporation is now owned by the
two brothers. Former stockholders
were j. W. Guntncr, Il. X. Parker,
Sam Green, Hump Crizcr. George
Brooks and others. h
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20
CONNECTS RECEIVE
PARDONS SUNDAY

The convicts serving on the coun-
ty road crew We're surprised last
Sunday when the mails brought
them pardons. Salvation" Bill KEEL
Ter, Norton prison worker, took both
of the men 10 Norton and gave them
a job.
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The meanest man on record is
said to be farmer who lives in Kan
sas. He sold his son-in-law half a
COW, and then refused to divide the
milk, saying that he sold only the
front half, The buyer was also re-
quired to provide the feed the COW
consumed and carry water to her
three times day. Recently the COW
horned the old man and now he IS
suing his son-in-law for damages
Galveston Tribune.
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a noted Kansas City character was
clinging to lamp pos, on Sunday
morning when stranger asked;
Can you tell me where the Sec
ond Presbyterian church is?' mis-
ter" said the weary one, 81 don't
even know where the first one is
Pithy Paragraphs FilE.
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setback severe in Missouri, Kansas
and Nebraska, due to heat and luck
OF moisture. Threshing of small
grains has been virtually completed
in the South and Middle West.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20

1t lessons her work and worry lis eAE
beauty. great water heating and baking 7
ties give JOY and happiness to the who's =
three times a day, every day in the ISl-
years and years to come Certainly Y
worth considering when you know the Wy
costs less per year than any other i%''
earth.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20

Stude; what show did you see
last night?"
Stewcj: "Ashebeshtosh.'
Stude: "No, there's no such show
by that name in town"
Stewcd; Wash, there is. I copied
the name oil the curtain Chica-
go Phoenix.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20

This wonderfully serviceable ware,
Illustrated to the right, is we'll
known by thousands and thousands
OF Majestic Range users, it is high
~ priced, extra heavy. old time
Majestic Set, the same as furnished
before the war.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20
Wedding Announcement of
Interest Here

Rev and Mrs. Charles Robert
Cruikshank
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
Grace Ruby
TO
Mr.. Walter Andrew Mercer
Saturday, September ninth,
nineteen hundred and twenty-five
White Stone. Virginia
The bride formerly lived at keo-
kee and has many friends in this
section who will be interested in the
above announcement
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Order of Publication

VIRGINlA.-ln the Clerks Of
flee OF the Circuit Court of Wise
County the 18th day of September,
1922.
Sam Meade, Plaintiff
VS..
Mitchell Kilgore, also known as
Mitchell Dorton, Peggie Kilgorc.
also known as Pegeie Dorton and
Boyd Morgan, Defendants
IN CHANCERY:
The object of this suit is to vacate,
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Every man has right to his opin-
ions, but they should coincide with
our own.
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Free TO Boys and Girl

We will have quantity Of ntds'
Majestic word puzzles, from whlfp
will get bushels of fun. Come 1"
store between
$50 and 4:30 P. Nj. THURSDAY
and get one. Every boy and gu
is welcome.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-20
Polished Solid Copper Set

The set Illustrated at top Of this
advertisement is of pure heavy
copper, highly polished and of ex-
quisite design. Every woman falls
in love with it on sight don't fail
to drop in and see it.
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Silence. ~
Silence may be golden, but SOM
timdit seems irorf al 80 II
81 S.2 GE8 L f-c
fhM ~ saSs yS0 SSsSs A<
sNsS6sNssss 49, - NJ fsSs Ssss M
ASl tl1A& *sxpD. 1&1Rr. S-6CGsyS
s ESticaspf SrtSsges Forseiosufsa Sale ! {,

I'll ~. 81 GA ~. ssRsS ~ !,
tkes Sun Sc ss5G0e and ssiiteres4s slaimed #.1e
due and which is due at the date of this notice
according to the terms of a certain rnortgAke
lbrath, wife and husband h $40 ortgagors. of Mae
,sinortgagee Of Sherbnfn county, Mnnesdta,
dated Fse 81 And recorded IN the
ct of'ss s. Esas OF % NJ sns sas
IN arch 18th, s191 IL atHA dSck p. M, in besk
3 4fzniortgegssy 9n psAeHs.s which 1mortxSEe
svas, aply assigned by ID F. M sandYs<y,
Henry E. Milbrath of Mile Laos county, Min,
nesota and dated February 18th, 1922, and
duly filed for record in the office ofgithe
register of deeds in said Mile Laos coanty
Minnesota, on March End, 1922, at 9 o'elQsk
a. M, in book % Of mortgages on page .4R
and no action proceedings at law or otfea'
wise having. BEEN INSTITUTED to recover ssSee
dsbtl Ses Ell ~ aea mortgage or any r.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, sthat
by syirtae Of. the power Of sale in said mort&S&e
cpntaihed h1dS ppfsAant to the statute in k 81!
eases, sth1 said Aortgage will be forecloseashy
sale of the premises described in and SS3$a:
veyed by the said mortgages, to-wit: Lfksz
of block !, Rossmeres addition to the vllla&eRR1
Princeton, said county and state, which saleseA
ty at the 'front.' door Of the village hall, in4A@
viffags if, Prfnietgnafsaid county and s4dtf
on April 22nd; 1927 at 2 o'clock p: ms44t
public vendue to the highest bidder for sfa
the faa ess f @er senf
n1dnm FROM February 18th, 1921, an attor4sEs:
fee Of $500 as provided in said mortgeEe
Sss !; y|5 tS: T ii law: one -
Dated, March 7th, 1922.
| Evan H. Peterson, Asslgn3i
Attorney for Assignee, zE
Princeton, Minnesota. ~
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B zQir,t p $50 =:
order .aas lsosss .9set. ~
Il a. NJ lEa MIL, !


SIS. In Probate Court. p
In the matter of the estate of Conrad R
der deceased. On reading and filing the n
ton of Carl Bender. claiming to be EMIT
to a conveyance of certain real estate fronF'
of said estate, setting forth +
Conrad BenderS deceased, was bfund by r
Efct Hs1dfig ~ onueA fi{ teal estats
ditions therein stated, with a description.
the land to be conveyed, and the facts 4
(Which ficf.clainftI, conveyance is predic s
hnh pfakha that the probate court maKe
decree authorizing and directing the said 70
ministrator to convey said real estate to
petitioner as the person entitled thereto. :.
It is therefore ordered, that all persons5
terested in said estate may appear before $
court, at a special term thereof to be hel4
Monday, the 9th day of March, A. D. 1927
10 o'clock in the HU1enoon, at the prda|
alb. oppqee sad 4eiti4n. Z
Ard it, is further ordered, that this a
shall be published once in each week 3
three successive weeks prior to said day
hearing in the Princeton Union, a wa
newspaper printed and published at Prf
ton, in said county.
Dated at Milaca, Mimi, the 22nd day
February, A. D. 1922.
By the Court,
D. S. PHILLIPS,
(CpufflSeaD Judge Of Probat
gsW. tGssRoane, Attorney,
a Wrinceton, Mimi.
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First Pub. Mar. 2-3t)
Order for Hearing on Petition to c.
Lands on Contract.

f>State.}of Minnesota County of Mile Id
I ki.l tn Probate Court. sss
In the matter of the estate of Cathrin Rei
der, DECEASED. 80 II
oh reading and filing the petition of
Bender, claiming to be entitled to corh&l
ancel Of certain real estate from the adRG
AhfQf of said estate, setting forth 81
Cathfin Bender, deceased, was bound tVRs
contract in writing to convey said real e2i3R3
to the said Carl Bender upon the terms 81
conditions therein stated, with descrip3 d
of the land to be conveyed, and the facts no
which such claim to conveyance is predicafsl
and praying that the probate court maRT
decree authorizing and directing the saidsel
mnistrator to convey said real estate to 4&
petitioner as the person entitled thereto. 81
It isRthersfore aedered, that all persony r.
oa4r1 rA-a SpeciH term thereof to be helaSe
AMos @ayH THU 27t& dAy OF March, A. D. ~
Eht ID o4lox i1s the forenoon, at the prdk6l
1offiSe iH thu village Oh. Milaca, in said cod
and oppose said petition. IL
And it is further ordered, that this e7
shall, be published once in each weeks $
7 three successive weeks prior to said daE&l
heading in the Princeton Union, a wS&s
newspaper printed and published at PRIV
ton, in said county.
rt Bssff 81 Si'l1s l!bis[ A4' the a1't d"
| By the Court, I'd
| D. S. PHILLIPS -
Court Seal) Judge of Probat1
Is Psasi j.; Fl u r. " n L i;
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HighoSSs la,aqk Aa1r snqdget.
tssT4a senieso 4pa8a5iAeie aaFaaPt pyHf last
Thurs syIt yeoRt adaed]I dthaep roeeed3
[inGt,of ths1 flasseanb stAaTies dgristttRR Y(
tbh A4asR. is seunitnoo ayteixns tse1g
+bnE&@a ixzWeekg tests EwAEei EeaelR@f
bwRaq seonsIudns 1otom oWT .9ni
Ii, Che junipFs elses taa|
[taep4aW ssGraenb Sto.elsmga,iI ist teeha
given stemaTRaws evening" in qthe ehigh|
|sehoo JapBito4b1u9 Eheree3BAk,b eetA
matinee ExidaN aftHa4 poniat $3.50. tAt3il
J mission mission R95 esnts. ,1oi1eniI ts reoifo
EmfThei Nir]st ino themdpulesticyd seiapad
class tanaAnt the zsupesviaieni1ef dMisa]
Carey wMntakeo chergasoQfnthe bbdt
tlunehes frems howJ0n. 5sEhas & normal
gnlslwho tooksoharge are now; taking'
practice teaching inthe tountryseb bio
|, elMre Hall was oabsentI from school a
ffewda on<aeeeants OF thee DEATH OF
This, m0ther.v rain 6 ,tae1ta r9voncH
|olEWas wonder what's in sthei jair;l10h
tyes;dthe rjunior class playa Donl ttnaiss
it, sRlentys of laughjn plenty zof2pap
Qnenoft the ebest plays leyerfgivemro BE
there. s1Tijooo s3Gatuo dnsct 1edtonA
ri :Mrt Martinson misunderstood, or
monday eopj account Oft iuness.a7oisH
Report cards Game out this s3eek:y
No books-are now being taken Out
of the library, consequently more time
ought to .2obte e spent mt; on n lessons M
English WI7is studying Arg9mllenta
tiqns "Wednesday f9yr of the seniors
debated on, eHRRroposition That Busi
n pse 6 III ait l9 Are Imprqying5 III Fri
i{ddayo the question: WILL be S;'Shonnlld tn
Bonus Bill be- Passed:G .ioH ,svsbnu2
Stop! LOCK! {: Listen!r What for
1":G Gr elti SStockfiings,H, the junior clas
play. The orchestra A., is, I,praeticin'
lSppscial lmrusifc f9n' this play. ascltonE
The 777fA, and 7| 7oB grades, ara> strqg
Cling + Through ; the RFevolp4tiqnary3 wa
history, thbyejS 9th grade isq discussing
Ethe lab9ni qn ai}} and bene6tsl thej busi
ness aTrit8h Am? Glass ostpdyingi th
aljqH 1t parts tq4 fii fggBBm nj I'D ,4otHi
/ ..,t:,4ya P3q l!pl9i Press Committee.
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Lands on Contract. ' 49,
$50 III y1t3"5rL al-noj1oEoI auo:l1a .
l1Satf1 IN e Pf %,n&e5 G5art o'sS
9liIn. the enatter of the, estate of' Gatbr9 Re9
qe 6h o fSSdia and Cling The petition of Adam
II RsaqsFi s ser ta sRstS$
ministrator f-eeia. estatey setting forth thac
-Cathrin Bender, deceased, was bound by a
ieontfacti in mritiHg9tp convey sald reaA estate
to the said Adam H.. Bender upon the. terms
khd condtiDHs Stated, With "a
zion sq fatS sa ts}
p1elicated.v and ptayiaget that the HTbhate "eqSEt
&Sa asSSSf 5o s5nes aaH
&e9sr = 4 se gsEa{B R!t {a9$
|terdsteR haN appearz be5aret tbs
s. 68Y5 "a BRse9 5ffP 5RfafS < 49,
at 10 o'clock in the foreno91, att the. Rf9Pate
siG and in o tas SsEf IN sa
a t j. fHa5s&F sss{ff$ tRsS ss 9Ff &c?
Stsss snfsss Ss Ysasst pB bSSh Rss
ka1;s pabera pffSadb anp 1poafished at 'euince-
tRR BatT T. ss 81 % SGR3f 81
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w hhs 'a'QFif9st put Pub 'tMaa2 . R!stp5ab'bnsa
Citation II for IHesrfnx in Petition too Sell,
ISM ow dMeEtfeee t nE teesS9 l hapsai saibod
oF,KA4HR44Na fBEE NDE PER. tou
State of Minnesota, County Of Mile Lacs'
In Probate Court ,nt2,i!
der.
&sS ST HRgA3Gt t. d9s 9SEt e aan
tain lands heaongipgftp said decedent!! sia ct
The petition of Carl Bender as represents.
ave Of the above 1laniedi decedent, being e8jed
ana forr Che best iintefest91 & SAID estate And
OF all Interested therein, that certain lands 81
said, decedent described therein, be sold and
praying that a License be to him granted to
sell ao dRs tRerefore < yJ and each OF yost
[herebyo cited and i reauired to- sshoW .capsedf
Bate E sSart F5ofs ii fhe Village 6f ndaaea;
{es $k d5 % + h2 s4:A Ct
aa!!, Thys the fraser of0'sah s'etitiop esh9'eld
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