Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 February 1895 — Page 6

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LESS

HAH DALFTHE"

PRICE-OF OTHER BRANDS -I- POUNDS,20* -fHALVES.10* QUARTERS,54 SOLD IN CANS ONLY

NewOhleans

VIA THE

Queen&Crescent ROUTE

Superb

Vestibuled Trains

FROM CINCINNATI

To Lexington, ChattonooRn, Birmingham, Meridian, New Orleans, Atlanta, Macon and Jacksonville.

Through Sleeping Cars to Birmingham, Columbus, Albany, Knoxville, Asheville, Jackson, Vicksburg and Shreveport.

Through Tourist Sleeper, Cincinnati to Los Angeles and San Francisco every Thursday. Direct Route to the Southwest via New Or!ron* or via Shreveport. 3 DAILY TRAINS TO CHATTANOOGA, tend for Literature and lime Tables.

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G*od con nect f»* ni'td" .'it Terre ilanto fortliO South and soutb-werT. Trains run through to

St.

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Mi.-h.. niMkins irood connection with

V. iz W. 'nr Michigan imiutH.

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Big Four Route.

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LOCAL NEWS

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MME. A. RUPPERT cavfi: I upprcclttle th!fa''t tUiit tlii'i-o iiru many thouswiilsoriiidleHln thcOnlted StiiNiHtliat woulil llkeu trjmy Witrld-IlonuwiiiHl K.M lll.KACll: luit buvo bwn kept frum iloinii 80 on

world,I will send It safely pa'-l (Kiln plain wrnpjMT mi

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KItrllT

Wally Stihvell is visiting in the city. J. Iv. P. l'lio-upson has a new ail in this issue

A consignment nt provisions were this week shipped to the Nebraska suf ferers.

The Ladoga Water Works company, with a capital of ?1-J.0C0. has Wen incorporated.

prof,

Chupmim delivered an excellent

address at ttao Center church on last Sunday evening. James 11. Have?, who has been lying very sick in an Indianapolis hospital, is reported as improving.

church FJston

The ladies of St. Bernards gave a successful social in the Hall on Thursday night.

Peril Basler and W. I). C. liryaut. of Frankfort, have been appointed collectors of the income tax in the I erre revenue district.

The wealthiest man claiming Leba

non HS

IDA

his home is Hon. M. Lalol-

lette. lie is quoted by reliable authority to be worth over 8300.000.

I lavs .Jake Freel shine your shoes and take care of tl em. He will save jou money by preserving the leather. At the Eldridge barbershop.

Dr. J. F. Tuttle occupied the Baptist church pulpil on Sunday morning and L. A. ('lark in the evening. Rev. Fusion being on the- sick list

two

of the live pieces of property held for delinquent taxes. The county sale was conducted in the afternoon. Moth were unusually small.

The K«rir.vf is in receipt of an invitation to the third Annual Reception and dance of the P.O. S. of A., Commandery to be given at their armory on the evening of the 3'Jnd. o£ ebruaiy.

The town clock thawed out again mi Saturday and is once more peeling o*t the hours according to schedule. Ihe

gas also

took a sudden spurt about 11

o'clock on Saturday night and the kicks stopped immediately. Mrs. Sarah A. Miller, age liftyone years, of Ladoga, died Sunday of morning of heart disease, at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jomes P. Albright. east of Brazil where she was visiting. She was on her way to Florida.

The passenger earnings of the Monon linei for the last week in January wore $15,210. an increase over the corresponding week of IS'.M fcf fc!.r.0i). The freight oarnings for the same week were '2ii2 an increase this year of ?10..-504. •Milton Alexander who

t-tri.

WHS

raised

this city, but moved to Fairfield. died at that place on Saturday noon from internal injuries he had received more than two years before by a horse falling on him. He was quite well known here.

Iowa, after-

The population of Uigansport. as taken by the new directory publishers is 'J2.r80—an increase of more than 2.000 in the past two years. The city's com mercial interests have also kept full

with the growth of population, despite the hard times. The funeral of the latft Mrs. Thomas-' ilall was held from the family residence at 1::J0 o'clock, on

Sunday

Nil-. .1. 11. Lal'eai-I. who from here two years ago with a show is rapidly property and enlarging This year he will about April 25th.

connected

Chicago

1.. \. A .v IIOMIN.

all -t«ps) 1:10 p. m.

p. in. I.tn-al Kr»dcbt ••:15atm. Ail U'nms stop at Kadi^a jintljRlioa^lidale. fr'diflii «,ari,y pa^-"Upor^

I.. A. l.AKK/Ag'-nt.

A GRAND OFFEHI PDCC MME. A. RUPPERT'S

Tnct FACE BLEACH

licanse

oeuntdf prire,which

IHR.UI

per hotUuor ".bottlestiikcn liinctlicr, *r.,00. In ordor tlmt all of these mr.ybuTo

MIoppertiiiiily.1

will

RIVU

tn every caller, nbwtluti'ly free. :i piiniple bottle, anil j-ln order to supply Uiiwe out city.or Innny port ol' the

prepaid, for '2f cento, sliver or nuiuip."

In every cone of rrecltlcn, plnipleR.inotli, fiiil-

lowncw8,bl»ckhniilK,aciie,eraenin.oillneiii,nwiKh-

nese. or any dinrolorutlon or dlM-nneof the Hkln, and wrinkles (not ciitwd by facial oxprewluu)

FaCK

BLKACn removes aboolntely. It does not cover up, a» cot*nietied 1U1, but it, cure. Address MADAME A. KrPPKHT.d^l-Ul^ No. 6 East 14th St.. NEW YORK en*

N1NK PKH CENT.

In veBtmente. Nontaxable.

The

State Building and Loan

Aesociationjof

Indiana.

-Call on ,1'IHN M. SCHCI.TZ rHwfonls

ville.

Pure

afternoon,

conducted Uv Dr. Joseph Tuttle. A large concourse of sorrowing friends followed the remains to their long resting place in Oak Hill cemetery.

started out in a small way increasiii'4 his his exhibition,

leave I lanviil'.:. 111., with live car*, four

teen head of horses and near 7.". persons

with the show, including a

1 coi-uet band of twenty-two members.

Messrs. Chas. t'f.iwford, A. Ii. Ander 1 son and 11 umphrey Ibstine returned a few days ai_'o from a three weeks

Rojourn in California. They saw no snows nor experieRced no cold weather wliiie sojourning in that State, but consider that any man in California without considerable money is in a much worse condition than the man of limited means bete.

Major Win. M. 'OK ---Tuck" hasre tired as a target for ministerial opposition to his being granted a county

to retail liquor, and will return

to his natire heath, l.rawfordsville, to re engage in business where pulpiteers troublethn.it. And Michael K. iradv. the solo remainint defendant in the anti-license cause, seeks a trial chanue of venue from this county, l.nfayette 'Times.

Will--" M'HITII TIMII

n.irl.

()r, Saturday evening a lamp exploded at tho residence of John Hunter, on I West Wabash avenue, and scattered the

burnint? Iluid in all directions, badly scaring the family and setting tire to the carpet. The tire department was called, I but the ever handy bucket brigade had extinguished the Hanies before it could arrive on tho scene.

A 1 *u.t

blood is absolutely necessary in

order to enjoy perfect health. Hood Sarsaparilla purities

the

BtreEjjthem the ajratem.

I'll I Aceitlrni.

blood and

Happened the young daughter of C. I), Wilhite. the south Walnut street grocer on Saturday afternoon. She climbed upon a chair and in some man ner fell off, breaking her collar bone. Medical attention was summoned and although suffering much pain she is do ing ae well as could be expected.

STILL HAVE HOPE.

NEWS OF BE

LA GASCOGNE HAD TO-DAY.

MAY

Dout Off Sandy Hook Tielievod to I»e La NomiM tiriU Umlirlii Hi^cnow a Crow hi Mid-Oeean Seven Itoriie*

Washed Ashore at. Halifax* v.

New York, Feb. 11.—At 2 a. m. two steamers were reported off Sandy Hook lighthouse, one of which Is believed to lie La Normandie, sister ship of l,a Oascogne. It was due to-day. The second ship has not been made out. [.« Normandie sailed from Havre Feb. L', and. eoipint over the saint: course as the La Oaseoj ni\ it was eontideiitlv expected it would have tidings of the other. No piimals to that effect, however, were displayed, and now she olticials of the line fix tlieir hope on La Touraine. which sailed for Havre Wednesday last.

New York. Feb. 31.—At midnight last night the tale was still tl.e same—no news of I.a CJa&scojrne. 'During the day there was a momentary belief the story from Halifax mijuiit be true that a "report was circulated that some thing had been heard of i, Cascogno in the vicinity of Sable island." Hut, If off SabK island, the danger of its loss would be very great: if on Sable Island, all hope might as well be given up. The rumor could not lie verified even in Halifax on the contrary special dispatches from that city wt're to the effect that the rumors could not be traced to any satisfactory source. There

and

unable to

preach. On Monday the City Treasurer sold

no communication with Pable Island except by water, and tugs go but rarely to that desolate sand heap in the Atlantic. the terror of the marine world. Certain it was no word had been received from Sable island. So all ihe day there was nothing beyond theories, as has been the case all the? last week. Here there was absolutely no news. During the

May, however, another over

due steamer came in—the Red Star Rliynland. from Antwerp, sixteen days out. It had a hemy list to starboard, caused by the shift''vr of its cargo in the tremendous seas'encountered on its tempestuous passaire, ami it is a mass of ice, below and aloft, from stem to stern.

The Cunarder Vmbria. Capt. Dutton, which sailed from Liverpool Fob. via Queenstown ihe ::d, reached quarantine I at 11:12 yesterday morning. It brings no word of La Oascogne. During the only spell of good weather on the vessel's voyage it was enabled To rescue fourteen persons who were adrift in a waterlogged, helpless bark.

Halifax, X. S.. Feb. 11.—A good deal of speculation has been indulged in here over a report that the steamer La Oascogne was ashore on Sable Island. Xo one can tell how, when, or where ihe rumor started. It certainly is not otficial. The only communication with Sable Island this time of the year is by carrier pigeon and none have arrived at the lofts here. The superintendent says none would be let go in such weather as has prevailed last week.

IU.MAUK I'd OHIO IITVKK ^IIIITINO.

I.OI1U

oid SnIIP f'LIIMI'H ll^A\Y

Cairo Packet company is in an uirly position and will be li.st. The Louisville and Nashville wharf boat at Henderson, valued at $10,000, and tlv Cincinnati, M'-mphis and New Orleans packet company's steamer Tiuekeye State, valued at J20.00". are in dangerous positions. They are hemmed into the bank, with the ice gorged fifty feet outside of the tn. -ir'o :-r

J-"nel Kee.i-lleK Aim Arhor I'crrv No. 1. Manistee, .Mich., i-V-b. ,1.—Fuel was finally put on Ann Arbor Ferry Xo. 1 yesterday by the aid of teams and handsl'-ds. The boat will attempt to break from its lev prison to-nirht and try and make its way to Frankfort". It is reported the harbor at that point is clear of ice. It" it is possible to L'et into the harbor there the boat will coal up and return to. this port arid release the No. from its perilous position. The tui^ Smith attempted to £et out of the harbor yesterday, but. near ihe'mouth of the river encountered ten inches of Ice and was eonipelied to j-'ive up the striiKi-'k'. .',tj

i- rn-k. :i I'Hssengcr ruin. City. Mich., Feb. 11.—A southspecial train on the Pontine. Ox.Vorthern railroad met with a accident here yesterday afterThc train carried thirty-five

peculia noon.

passengers and was drawn l.y two engines headed by a snow plow, t'pon striking- a cut the snow plow was thrown completely around and its rear placed upon the top of a fourteen-foot embankment. The tirst. locomotive was thrown from the track. P.oth engines and the forward coac1, were badi.v damaged. Xo one was sen.--*•? .• injured, but the crew of the snow plow and forward engine had narrow escapes.

Si»v#»n Jlodles Washed Afchore.

Halifax, N. S., Feb. 11.—A three-mast-ed American schooner lias been wrecked off here. Peven bodies have been washed ashore. The schooner hails from iloucester, Mass., arul is the Clara F. Friend. The entire crew of fourte.-n men is lost.

I-.llie Survivor* Kritrh Gotlimn. New York, Feb. 11.—Three of the survivors of the ill-fated Elbe arrived on the l.'mbrla yesterday. They were Carl Hoffman of Grand island, Neb.: .Tan Vevera of Cleveland, O., and Eugene Schlegel. They are bitter In their condemnation of the officers of the wrecked Loat.

Rrctiifer Inspecting 111* Trout. S. R. Callaway, recently receiver for the Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City railway, aud R. B. F. Poirce the now receiver, arrived at Frankfort, this wcok, on a tour of inspection of the road, it being the custom of out-going ollicials to accompany the new officers over the line and impart to them certain important information that could not be intelligently done without Buch inspection.

Frankfort hae r.ot despaired of securing the headquarters of the main otliceB.

The I*. O. S. «f A. IvutcrliiiiiK. The P. O. S. of A. Camp entertained a large number of their friouds. not bolonging to the order, by a stasz social at their hall, on last Thursday evening. A uumber of short addresses were made and and bcasotiable refreshments were served which added to tho delight of the evening. The boys all hail a tine time, and prospects point to some con timud active service for the -Woolly

William" of thr camp.

Our in for Hriinrlt. Bill Bennett, of the Monon depot locality, who was arrested a week or more ago for stealing a small supply of coal from a loaded car on the Moia:i track, was brought into court on Monday, and was quickly given one year in the northern penitentiary by the jury. 1'oor Bennett! Had he taken a check for !ifty dollars the chances an? that he would have been liberated ai:d given a home place to settle down on.

Kcnili nl'"8rld«r" Willinms. .1, F. Williams, better known as ••Bridge,'' died early Sunday, at hie home on Binford street, near the Fair Orouud. aftur a 'ong illness with the grip /.The deceased was 11 years of age and has followed the occupation of a plasterer iu Crawt'ordsvillo for years. The funeral was held from the house at \:,'iu Tuesday afternoon, and the remains interred in ak Hill cemeter).

City property for sale. Co.. Main SI.

L.OS^EW :it

l-'\-!iii«vtlle. I ml.

Kvansville. I nil.. Feb. :t.—Tlie ilamage to sliiiifiiiLr interests at this port by the '-1,1(1 spell will he serious. The Carrie Hope anil th" hi wharf boat are fearing- the worst. The Hope was moored across the mouth of a sewer and the falling- water leavinii it stranded :i itie bottom "f the river caused it to break in two to-day. The'boat belongs to the Louisville and ICvansville mail line packet company and has been plying as a regular packet from this city to Owensboro. Ky. it is valued at wharf boat, which is in had shape, is also stranded and was abandoned, it. is a mammoth double hull structure, valued at $r.0('0. The hull for the new wharf boat for the Louisville and Evansvill.- and Kvanvville. i'adueah and

We have lo.OUO miles of coast line, a fact which enables almost every part of the country to be within easy reach ®f a port of export.

How ig This?

Something unique even in these days of mammoth premium oilers, is the latest effort of Statl'ord's Magazine, a New York monthly of homo and general readinu.

The proposition is to send the Magazine one year for one dollar, the regular subscription price, and in addito send each subscriber tifty-two complete novels during the twelve months: jone each week. I Think of it. You receive a new and complete novel, by mail, post paid, every week for tifty-two week, ami in addition you get the magazine once a month for twelve months, all for one dollar. It is an olTer which the publishers can only afford to make in the contident exceptation of getting a hundred thousand new subscribers. Among the authors in the coming series are. Wilkie Collins

Walter Besant. Mrs. Oliphant. MaryCecil Hay, Florence Marryat. Anthony Trollope. A.Conan Doyle, Miss Braddon, Captain Marryat. Miss Thackery and Jules Verne. If yon wish to take advantage of this unusual opportunity send one dollar for Stafford's Magazine one year. Your lirst copy of the magazine. and your tirst number of tho fifty two novels (one each week) which you are to receive during the year will bo sent you by return mail. Remit by (). Address

STAFFOKD PUBLISH IXC CO Publishers of

ST'AKROKII'* MACAZINF.

I ox ii N Please mention this paper. mr-.M 1y

hi-lute Abingdon Baird had an in come of JfPiOO.dOO a year.

Poor Digestion

Leads to ^nervousness. f.-etfulness, peevishness, chronic dyspepsia and great: misery. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the remedy It tones the stomach, creates an appetite, and gives a relish to food. It makes pure blood and gireu healthy action to all [the orgauB of the body. Take Hood's To Hood's Sarsa partlla 'i

HI S.

Hood's Pills become the favorite cathartic with every one who tries them. '2'c.

William the Conquerer was it odoratoly devot"d to dog lighting and bear baiting.

Rules

Kor the care of the sick, flow to cure disease, its symptoms and causes, and other information of great value will be Jfound in old Dr. Kaufman's ereat book:J1(l() pages, tint!colored plates Send threeJ'J cent stamps to pay post aire to A. P. )rd way ,v Co.. Boston, Mass., and receive a copy free.

Children Ory for

Pitcher's Castoria.

A Generous Firm.

We are informed that the proprietors. Messrs. A. P. Ordway A- Co., recently sent three dozen of their reliable medicine. Sulphur Bitters, to the Catholic Home for the Aged, which is highly appreciated by "the directors and 111mctes. \\s ye sow no shall ye reap." Editor Catholic Union.

I will be in the market for a car load of horses each week from this date. can pay the highest market price for them, (.'ume and see me.

BHN WU.UAMK

piPERHElB5lECK,

FLAVOR

Consumers of chewing

arewllting

the

price

tobacco who

to:pai)ralittle

more tlian

charged for

the ordinary

trade tobaccos, will find this brand.superior to all others-

BEWARE OF'fMlTATIONS.

-GO TO THE-

NEW BHOP

FOR A FIRST CI AS

HairCiit or Shave.

Sim Eldridge.

(live him a call. 5 N.j[(jre®n St.

(.guaranteed bKL TKTTHK in all its forms. lUreronn Soros, Kevt'i*

Sorcvs and all Skin IHMSIHOH Speedily Cured. CI'UK CU-AKANT.KKIK Ask your dru^irist for it.

A. Miller A tf

\vr will md by mail on receipt

)i price, cents Manufa^turoil tnlv bv WILKINS & BECKNER,

(JH 'I

lNPlANA.

MON'l) Rliilable for lady or gentleman. Uiyo exact Kizn of linger. FH AN 1.1 N 1A^ tl.K lO iT.'i Broadway, New York.

$1,000$

tn money: also other valuabV* prfrmiuuis to good Rues8«'rs MASK HALL enthudinuU,. tlii* your

opportunity. S*E offer

IIOMK AND

AV.ink.

H»tlJ Street. New York.

CorsTUY

CATARRH

Smell.

Protect* the Membrane lr*m Additional Cold

IT WILL CURE

O.tfJL

HAY-FEVER

A particle is applied into encli uo.-^tnl md if agreeable. Price !V0 oeutH at UruggiHts: or by mail. Kl.Y lUIOTHF-ltS. M", W.uren Stre.-t New York,

(i Ii A TEF ULi—COM FORT INC.

EPPS'S COCOA

RUE A KFAST—SUPPER. *'Kya thorough knowledge of the natural

DOCTOR

PLUG TOBACCO 1 U. \J L\ ill lj

MAU-

I'rice85c. All Nrwsdoaler^: «»r Ci^^t

flam

mationnodwn-

Heals Ken

tho Sores

tho

Serial of

'VtMXt* aiol

IKWI»

wbieh gwreru the operations of digebtion and nutrition, and by careful application the fine prepftrtios of well selected ro«*oa. Mr. iCpph has provided for our breakfast and tmpper a delicately flavored leverage which may save ns ruauy heavy doctors' bills. It is by the jndioious use of Huch articles of diet that a constitution may bo gradually built up until strong onough to rebist erery tendency to disease. Hundrede of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may esoapo many a fatal shaft by keeping «uraelvos well fortified with pure blood &nd properly nourished Iramo.'Tivil Servian Gazette,

Made simply with boiling wnter or milk Sol-l only in half pound tinji, by grocers, labelled thus: JASlKS KITS it CO Ltd.. Homoeopathic *ieiaists. Loudou. Knghmd.

GIVEN AWAY!

Beautifully Bound umes of the World's Fair Portfolios.

Anyone having scts/Tir parts of sets

of any series of unbound Portfolios. Can havo them exchanged for handsomely and durably bound volumes

absolutely

WITHOUT COST

at our store. -\lso, anyone not having any of the Portfolios can secure

one of these handsome volumes without cost, ('all and sec the beautiful

and appropriate bindings, and learn how it is done at

J. W. DAVIS'

Grcxjcfj Store, Comer of Rlair and

Pirke Streets.

r. T?xl?|)

(From

MAGNETIC

SU1WE0N and SPECIALIST

In iho tredlTn*nt of..

CHRONIC DISEASES!

I.ntp from tho llo^iitals or E'ttnlmrc, iv^. lanu tendon. Kuglainl ami I'.erlin, Ue-nnanj,

Consultation and examination Given in Everv Case.

Will vimU'rawforctPYili*

Thursday, Mcli. 7.

AT Til

SHERMAN HOUSE.

i.'MunnuL' said aboui

--"ACME" Ointment

f'nir wook.«. I.illV ty

DR. CARPER

Art he well known in America nt wnH as KufOpe. Il^ treai-s all hi^nic t--uoh Throat, N«w\ l.ung, SUin.uh

Kiducy and Jiladder t?C!iiplaiut,

§500 Forfeit:-

Korftnyca** of Cbronh' luih^csuoH aui on.^tipntioii, canning

Rupture

gr-KUAI. IIOl.lllA Yl'l-TKK We have purchased t'oe enlire mock of bankriipi l't»rsinn Diamond Co.. atonrown cash price, which enables us lo make tlio following extttiordinary otTer: We will tend by flSail to any aildre^s in the

nir?oUHiifkA' ,u«!

palpitation «f tho heart which th»- Po'Mc* cannot onr^.

^'urt'O withoui ihe kmf»' bUSlllOSK

buslt

Cancer

Cure LMiar

I'nited sitati-H oil receipt of centa one rolled L'old ring with 1'KHSIAN IllA-

ilt*i'auoii fr

tired wlihoui iarant»

Epilepsy

or flt'ileiirttd in a iliuf. C• un• ri.:

Cured without ihe knife or 'leteuHon^r«*5 bus»uoss. pta7 7 ll Tho Doctor can }*how a jrreav Veil fill 11 number ol catarrh cases curc«l than any other phvnician living. 1ISKASEJS oi WOV.KN. Ladies lind him a Rreat friend, and fcipoak praisos of tho Doctor after being troat^ by him. DISKASKS OF MKN. All jH*ivau rti!--eases of men cured, such as rennlts of the error? of youth, and dineases that render thom nnfit for marr.'ige. The GKHATKST OF ALL C*1FT£ -1'iwerof diagnosing di»eaHe«. What i.^ it ami now do".H he do if.' are questions which try hni.ir«'di* of people. 'ommliation free.

It ii inning the time ol' year now io remind tho people what will be to their interest. Don't forget that 1 am still buying

Hides,

Furs,

And other products iivmy line. I into it ("Iee])er than ever, anil J\\av pny more than anyliody in the ounty.

Anybody having dead animals will notify me and they will lie remo-, tJ on short no.ii e.

JOS. GOLDBERG.

I laving pin

refitted

the stock ol

Recently owned by would respertly invite call and see Groceries at

jonci-.

as. Rrennan. 1 the public

me. Staple and Fa«."»

'rompt atteniion oiveii to deliviit

J.IvOJVO

JCast Market St reet..

IIKIHS. CliKHlTOItS, K'lC.-

Ill the inatlur ol tlio estate of Patience A. 1'.. lard, ilufeaapil. in tlio Montgomery 'ir*B 'ourt. January Term, 1 S«»r,.

Notiee ia linrclijr given that Kinorsim K. lift1lard, an Ailministrator, of tlio ootate uf I'aticnf' A. Ballard, deceased. Iian j.roseutcd and til*'! hl« accounts and vouchers iu 11 mi I scttli'incn: of naiil CBtato, and that the same will com.' for the examination and action of wiid CIK» t'ourt of tho 8I

day of January. lSttfi, at wlii**1

time all lioirs, credltorw or legatee* el csW estate aro required to apjmar tn nald C'ontt »li»w cause if any there be, why said account* and TouchorH nliould not lie ripprovod, ai.d •l lioirs »r dlstributenM of naid estate are ul»o fled to tie in said Couit at tlio time nforcHt aud make proof of taoiriship.

BMKKSOT4 K. HALI.AH1), Adnunintixlv.'.. Dated »W1s SUi

JBT

of Junuary, IW.