Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 1, Petersburg, Pike County, 19 May 1887 — Page 3

*r CITt BAKF.KV. .1. ijuplfl- fl-» )-iU-' >-*<T !yUi City Bakery Has jast been refitted, and -insENTIRE NEW DRESS Here mill be »• lid. all •«■»- liter, thr BtU el Ever J - thing i t the SfflliSJCMDUl Awl etU be lleed^euttrs far the ste.'it or £3r ICE CREAM. IIIVlMBiK THE PEACE. CITY BAKERY. m - ‘ ---- l-1 MtOFHSSlONAL. MOST IMPORTANT to the many it concerns. II VI VINVIlllWlip till V> , lias opened an office over the MODEL BRI G STORE. -He treatoCSHONIC .'.DISEASES ns a specialty, ami will consult by letter or visit any part of tlic country to sop invalids. Oerter, limits, 8 to 11, A. M., and ,2 to i r. -M. I'f i ( try l»*tH!-45TOUX. •LOST !•,

$100.00 In 55, $10 ami 520 Bills, Rvtrv year. l»y tmt buying yoor DUl'ttS, MLLIC1NKH, I'AINis.ml.N WALL r.\rKK,ftc. at DR. J. W. BERGEN’S City Drug Store. Where will alan be found a Unte.tock of JHfUioL lb »)KS, SCHOOL ' HHTUKS Ac.» A .pet-tally U tusde of tfw*c-g»iod.. Out ►lock is ihc m6*t complete aud.jirtcoa ibe 1 wr»t We luenn whet wc *oy, nod oar low price* u . t i vc It. V. i.eu you ore In town, rive u« a call uou mjc for youradvc*. llemembcrth* place, BERGEN'S CITY DROG STORE, K. If, King** Sew BiiUdin?. '..J.JJ" 'IS1 UkMUJkV. Dr. J. D. Lcetzerich, ’■I-<—r " *V UK— • •

-—~~~ro*Torrir»~~DENTIST. I.IVtKV STABLE. ADAMS BROTHERS, -PROPIU BTORSLiter;, Feed and Sale Stable, Conran Sixth is»\r*wti Sts., rciantutc, In. A. Horace ud BtiQia tor birr nl reasonable rale*. New Uurtles! Safa Ilowc*, Horses Fed by tub Day ok Wxsx. ;isn Sail, ea AGENCY. Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, PETERSBURG. - INDIANA All land* aa.i town property placed In my band* for sale will be *Jv(ni«rd liw of charjrm <nr» lCK—Up stair* over City Drug stoip. m E1TTS . Cimts, Trade Marks and Copyists obtained, iunl nit Ixattucss Itvtin C. s. Paten! office attended to at m>«leraic toe*. Oqrofflce UopposIteUie l”. S, Patent Office and w* we can obtain Patent in less time than tltnae remote from Washington. *tond Mi-dei or lintwin*. \V% advla) as to patentability (nr of charge; and wc make no atane «tkk i ? obtain patent. ■ 1> refrr, bear, to the Poa: master. the SnpL of Honey Order Dlv„ nnd to officials of the V. S. Intent Office. For circular, advice* term* and reference* to urinal cltcnU In your own State or County, write to C A. SNOW ft CO., Ojmlle Patent Office, WoshingtoaD, C. ■w

Pike Count; Democrat. **!TF£w»a5sa=S»*==s=5s*«*» THURSDAY, MAY 19,188» [Entered afc'tbe Pasts** at Fetenburg, athassp “ KI HttCHlMIO"), Per Pear - - *1.23 Cl.IB KITES. Pemooo tendlns »« tt^tub of IIH with 0.S5, will reeeiveUie poper flee for one year. \4VF.KTISl'!(i RATES AND RULES. tuhoe lyeor «n» nr* 1 ws] 1 on 1 * 2 »«> 4 5 09! 7 *.?op ss » ooi it oo 10 0»> 2«> OH i« Uti so 00 500 looo 12 00 i« oo 30 OH 40 00 72 00 1®* The Pike Cowety Bemeeret ku the lerpit rlrreletlen of u; Miiwn lo Pike t'eeety! hOfertleer* will woke • eel* ef thl* feet! ‘

■ .... THE NEWS . In Brief, With Pointers on Bnslness Matters. Ho! H»! Sunday, May SJI. Grand Temperance Kall.v at Washington, Ind., Sunday, May 2nd, Excursion train leaving Petersburg 10 a. m. and returning leaves Washing,ton 5: 30 p m. Only 40 cant* for round trip fare. Road working is now in order. Xot as many fish iu the market as usual. Fourth of July is coiumiug 6n appace. September 12th to 15th, inclusive, is set for the date of the Gibson County Fair. To celebrate, oi not to celebrate— that is the question. A grand temperance jubilee is to take place at Washiugtou, lud., on the 22<1 iust. Repining the streets is mow engaging the thought of marshal Gullick, Of Petersburg. *4- »*“- 1 IK C. Ashby has Ken appointed administrator of the estate of Alexander Leslie, deceased. Pike county has had an iucrci'eof one hundred and t\veiity-c.„ht families in the last year, from Slay '86 to May JS7. -.-yr—• 1 he commencement exercises of the Washington Schools, Daviess county, will be helrt on the 25th inst. According to date of organisation, Jefferson township is the oldest, and Marion the youngest fownship in Pike county. Lewis Kail, proprietor of the City Motel, has purchased the butchering outfit iu the shop formerly owned bv Charles Tree nor.

Then* will be a grand celebration] at Otwell on .Tntv 4th. The enter-1 prising < ituens of that town are making extensive preparations. In 188.% Pike county had only <514.1 children of school age. In 1886 there were G196, an increase of only 61.1.\ 1887 there arc C.116, an increase o! 320 children. Liitveek Wilt Pattiraon ami Willi TSslow, while phiying with a pocket knife cut one of Tislows lingers. It may be remembered that this was not a ease of vDKlu’t know it was loaded.’ Ifev. I.. S. Cole, of Evansville, delivered an interesting lecture in the Presbyterian church, in this place, on last Monday evening. Subject—The Great Egyptian Pyramid. It was a good lecture. The communication from Winslow* stating something as regards the county seat was wrileu before the meeting at that place, or tho statement, “county seat coming here,’' would, in j all probability, uot bare been inserted.: There arc five hundred and twentylour children enumerated in Petersburg. If divided equally, six teachers j wilt have nearly eighty-eight pupils j apiece. The six teachers, employed i arc not enough. We a re informed that the couuiy I seat question will be the next question agitated iu Pike comity. The American |>eople required' a good deal of excitement, and they may as j weU worry about this as any other < question. j Dr. Conger and Elder E. Sanford, of the Missionary Baptists church, will hold services at Lickcreek, ami three one half utiles cast of Petersburg, on the Petersburg and Washington, road. June 9th, at j i 30 P. AL. Allan* invited. j .Tames Peach's son, of near Lorn | Braneh, t his county, while in bathing ! last Saturday, in White river, got fcw- | vond his depth, ami as he could not swim, was drowned. Tine body was recovered some seven hours after rooming No Inquest was heid^ S A meeting was at 'IV'icslow last Mondiy"Wi ITT 5Tview or making arrangements to more the county So far as we cau learn nothing lone. The meeting concluded that the expense and trouble of moving the county seat would he itoo much for the profit, and In consideration of this fact adjourned<Mm lire. Last Sunday, at Alford, two miles east uf Petersburg, Albert Nicely and Buell Eilcrt eugagetl in an altercation. Eilert struck Nicely with a plank (so rcp<irted)on I be head. It Was at first thought that Nicely was killed; hat later report says tbe injury is not seriont. Eilcrt fled and was overtaken at Nashville, Knox eoautv, on Mon^■BS

ARTHUR'S GISHI5GGAS. Tile Ctnt^MM Bone « f«H Stock. The following amusing card lias been received by some of our citizens; AKTHl'R, IXD„ MAY IS. ’ST. There wtll he a meeting held at thU place on Hulurda.v, Slay SI, at 1 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of organizing a Joint Stock Company of lew shakes of Klve Ccnu each to bore for gas and the removal of the CWHtf SKAT to thisrt-ACK. You are specially requested to atBY UBDKB COX. We can easily see bow, with the aid of Bro. Jeremiah’s proposed gasassislance, they may bore for that article; but how they expect to “bore for gas and the removal of the county seat" is beyond the comprehension of ourlittle brain. ! Maw to Help Tear Town.

Talk about it Write about it. Beautify the streets. Be friendly to everybody. Elect good men to fill the offices. Keep yonr sidewalks in good repair. Sell all you can and buy ail you can at home. If you are rich, invest in something that will employ somebody. Be courteous to strangers that conic among yon, so that they will go away with good Impressions. Always cheer oil the men who go mi for improvements. Your portion of the cost will be nothing but what is just. i Don't “kick” at any proposed im

provcwcnt l>ccau»e it is not at your own door, or fear your taxeltwill be raised fifty cents. Last, but l>y no means the least, way to, improve your towu and surrounding country, aud at the same time do a good busiuess for yourself is to hare faith that au “ad.” will grow, no difference at what time of year you may plant it. Washington, Daviess county, is going to decorate the graves of the soldiers in a most respectable way. M. M. C. Hobbs will take a part. r About two years ago the 14th., inst. Charles Elder, g young man living at that time iu Jeflerson township, this county, went to the residence of Dan Mershon, and for some eausenow unknown. attempted, or appeared to attempt the murder of Mershon, shooting at him a time or two. Mershon esc aped, aud on May 14th, 1885, filed an affidavit against Eider who fled the country. He stayed away two years, aud supposing the statuate limit to have expired he returned a few days ago. Mershon swore out au other affidavit at which Elder \As surprised. Au attempt has been made to arrest Eider, but at this writiug he is not found* Sot on the 5th. The M. E. Quarterly meeting will be held at Gladisli Chappell on the fourth Suuday iu this mouth instead of the oth Suuday. My Calf Found a Calf. A rather remarkable case of early breeding oecnred near liosmer, this county, a fewdavs ago, of a cow only fourteen months old giving birth, llcr owner, Mr. J. II. Mason, writing1 to the Dkuocbat, says: “My calf found a calf, aud I aiu lioiicst about it, its as big as its mamma, and she w as just fourteen mouths old.”

“The Waits of Man.” “Mau wants bnt little here lielow,” Hus been sung lime undated; t Had man the universe, he’d grieve For things yet uncreated tv;.st if I put nit wants in rhyme; ' Pis unless to lejtin it; A string or stanzas one mile long, ’Twould take a week toeing it. If I could have a light in the world To satiate my wishes. The first would te a ••katie*’ hat, And a set of china dishes A wife, of course, with flowing curls. Sweet as the rose and teuder; Fine silken robe, and ostrieu hat— But not a grvcian-bender! Fine bowse and Ifita, and grassy lawn. Free from wild weeds aud fenr.el; Smooth loads of gravel flower-decked, Big watch-dog in the kennel Fine horses of the “Blytfc>> Beu” breed. In covered carriage sailing; My credit good nll o’erthe work!, And not a thought of.faUiag. Some men choose money, some choose fame. And some choose both together; I want a gun and lots of game, And every day fair weather And while I'm making out the list, ltight here I’ll name one other; 1 want to be a thousand miles Away from any wife’s mother! And when I go at eve to dine, I want a well fried rasher: Potatoes boiled and pulverized With a potato "smasher ” I want of money—well, a mint. And boarded up securely; And sparkling l ager every hour. From Uook 4k Bice's brewery. But now I’ll stop, I can’t get all. The list would be a wonder; I’ll strive ahead, get what I can, live rest—may go to thunder! W L T. Haw to Become Kick. Lire np to your engagements. Kara money before you spent! it. Never play at any game of chance. Drink no kiud of intoxicating liquor. J Good character is above all things pamfl Keep your own secrets, If you have any. Never borro w if von can possibly avoid it. Always speak the truth. Make few promises. Keep good company or none. Ncter be idle. Do not mairry uulil yon are able to support a with. , Keep yourself innoceLt if you would be happy. Every live (misfourtuiie cx< within your iincoinc. When you speak to a 'person look him in the face. Make no haste to be rich, If you would prosjier. Save when you are youpg to spend when you ame old. Avoid temptation, through yon may'not wiilnwsod ft. Jmsvwe any. ■ one. . £j .v-U-: mm

Personal Paragraphs. T. S. Smith called Friday. Joe Col via, of Ireland, was in town Tuesday. M. Gray, of OtwcU, was in Fitlernburg Saturday. G. W. Ticlieuorlcft a notice alt this office Saturday. J. B. Young & Co, are taking in a great quantity of wool. A. J. Patterson, of Uuiou, spent Sunday in Petersburg. Geo. Ashby, of Winslow, was on our streets last Monday. Columbus Burkhart, of ’Madison township, called Monday, Dr. Link, of Otwelh put in a few hours in Petersburg Tuesday. J. W. Wilson visited Alabama last week in the interest of his profession. Joshoah Messer, of Pond Creek Milts, Knox county, ca lled last Tuesday. C. A. Demott, of near Algiers, di videill cash with the Dkaiocrat Tuesday last. Washington Advert iter: Ed Ciu tickle and wife, of Petersburg speui: Sunday in the city. J. :H. Mason, of near liosmer,, fUrn-1 islied this office with an item of news! this week. Thanks.

E. P. liichardsou returned,last Friday, from Alabama, where Dm liad been ou legal business Hi Adams and family visited friends and relatives near Vincennes on last Saturday and Sunday. Princeton* Leader; Mrs. Win. Libbs, of Petersburg, visited her mother Saturday aud Suuday. Jasper Scraper, of near Algiers, renewed his subscription last Saturday. He knows how to appreciate a live paper. v ✓ Mrs. John Decker of three miles east of here, died very suddenly last Thursday night of some unknown form of malarial fever. ■§> V W. V. Hargrove was in the city last Tuesday. His wife is standing a few weeks in this place visiting her j>areuts, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mauek. Washingiugton Advertiser; Mrs. M. B. Thomas returned Monday fi-om a visit of a month at Winslow, Pike county, among friends and relatives. Sirs. Francis Coleman, who had been visiting her brother. John Traylor, of Pike county, lias returned home, much pleased with her visit.—Id. Washington Gazette; Henry Fields was in Petersburg Saturday and Sunday, and rcports.thatabig crowd will come over to the temperance picnic Sunday. From our Corespondents; Sl'UVANT SKETCHES. Editor Democrat:--IwUl try once again to seud you a few items from our town. Mr George Dealing's horse throwed him aud hurt him badly a few days since, but he is improving rapidly now Our Sabbath School is flourishing. Messrs Fairer, Pollard, and Hubbard, ol Birdseye, s]>ent several days with Us, hunting and Ashing this week. Rev. John R. Jones preached for us last night. Rufus Ashbj will preach for us tomorrow. Mrs. Mary V. Dixon, of Rehobo l.h, Harrieson county, has moved to this place. James Dowdle, of Elizabeth, Hairison county, was visiting friends here this week. Arthur Nelson and Sallie Servant will be married tomorrow. John Whitman, the Winslow jeweler, was in our town a few days since. He is seling more Jewelry than any other ma n in Southern Ind Auditor Bethell iis circulating among his friends here. Corn planting is atout doneThe fruit crop will be good here. May 14th,’87 Pat, O. K

FROM WINSLOW. A candidate for superintendent strikis; this town occasionally, li is said here thatj li»e slate is already flxed up. So it will do them no good Patoka gone down. County seat comuiing here. Business good in Winslow. The tile business does this town a great deal of good. John Grimes is on our streets occasionally again. We can hare all tie departments of the Winslow school in full Mast next Winter, should it be uessary, as the corporation his tieeu abandoned. We have heard from the cant as of the Republican trustees. It won't do the Democrats any good. All right! If they do, it is only a trick, and illustrates their cunningmess. S*IT. FROM OTWKLL. Corn planting the order. The trial of Brewster and Eller sill take place on June the 1st, at Squire laimondsoa’s office. A students examination was held here on last Monday. Our teachers are anxiously looking forward to the time when we ahull know who will be the next county superintendent. Quite a number of onir ciUm-ns want yon to send them, the Democrat Find their names enclosed. We are going to celebrate. Come up Now. if the near railroad wer completed, how easy it would be for you. Otwell will be a big place on (the fourth «f next July, and Dox'r For Or It. Will Celebrate. Editor Democrat.—PI esse inform the public through your paper that there will be n grand celebration at Otwell on the 4th of July next. Yours, Kcdolfb ft Hedrick. An Honest Under. Editor Democrat.—While out buyiug poultry a few days ago, I lost my pocket hook containing forty dollars in money and some valuable papers. After hunting in Tain, a ltd giving np iu despair, I was su prised on going home to be halted by Miss Mary Templeton, tire finder, whom I rewarded for her t rouble. I rcaly consider this honest act of finding and io»< r-''”'’-*” ' men ■ Xey.lSih.

SOME El i 0 Ready Mixed Faint, $1.0) per gal 1 pound good T obacco for 25cts., Lubricating O s from lacts., to ♦1.00 per gal., A Dado Windo w Shade on Roller, SQcts., Model Clothes < leaner, 2 acts., At Fuw & Horn brook's. Sec advcrtisem wt, L- L. May St Co., i for “Salesmen W nted.” Buy the Monitor Cookie? Stove at Billmykr & Montgomery's. Go to II. C. Gordon for you waut in the line of y 'or any ewelry. thing; Gordon for pla ted ware. WOOL WANTED—It will bo to your interst to take your wool to J. B. Young & Co. Mrs. E. C. Routt lias a large, well selected stock of Millinery goods. Every thing to ornament a lady can be found here. In the line of millinery goods I sell, at tl»c lowest prices, every thing that adds a charm to beauty. Mus-yRic HA RDSOX. Potato Bug Poisou a sure thing at Frank & Horxbxook's. Mrs. E. C. Routt’s fot children’s milinerv goods. No trouble to show goods. Call. Mrs. Richardson. The Douglas excels all other Shoes. For men, flkOO; for hoys, bt<X). Fully warranted by J. B. Young & Co. Children, misses, young ladies, old ladies and all are pleased with Mrs. Routt’s new goods. During this fine spring weather’ls au excellent time to have your pictures taken by M. II. Sou Dr. it. That immense stock of millinery goods at Mrs. Rickardsau’s is a sight worth seeing. Rail Road Election of the cheapest and best clolliing at P. C. Hammond & Son's. Ladies embroidery and Oriental Laces. The handsomest in the market. Children’s Spring and Summer rear, misses’ and ladies’ hats and lonuets, corsets, underwear, and ■very thing in the millinery liue at lire. Richardson's. Mrs. E. C. Routt mattes a speeialy of dressraak ing. She is agent for he celebrated Butterick patterns. By calling at the Model Drug Store you can get something that will drive out Bugs, Flys, Mosquitos, &c., at night from your bed-room. Frank & Uorxbisook, This office has the best stock of job material ever brought to this town. Call and spe it before ordeing work elsewhere. Miss Bell Bird well has returned from the East with a fine lot of Millinery goods. She is accompanied by her sister, Miss Mamie, a fashionable dressmaker. Call at Dyson and Birdwell’s over Burger Bro’s Clothing store. Satisfaction gua ranteed. 9t3 Bring your wife, baby, daughter, sister, brother, mother, father and sweetheart to M. H. Souder’s gallery for handsome photos.

Ice Cold Soda Water at the M nlel Ruber, Sati i, Silk, and newest ainf latest styles of all kinds of millinery goods at Mrs. E. C. Routt's. Those who fail to call on Mrs. Richardson for millinery goods may lose a bargain. Corsets and ladies underware of the best quality and for the least money at Mrs. E. C. Routt’s. I keep the very best Cincinnati lagerbeer. WmIIisgeii, Sb. Hot lunches served at all hours by WmIIisges, Sa. Notice.—Monthly Railroad Passes must be returned to tie General Passenger Agent within live Days after date of expiration, • ether wise they will be discontinued. ( lipid’s Ccjiers. The following persons have been licensed to marry since enr last issue: John Forthee to Polly Richardson; Alfred J. Hedges to Sarah M. Spraggias; WUtiau A. Corn to Matilda E Walker; Arthur Kelson to Sarrah Survaut; William White to Elixnbeth Hale. For Sale. A scollarsliip in Bi*vant and St ration’s Business Cellej'c. Call at this office. A Cart ;. Having been informed that agents of other machines an telling over the county that I do not keep repairs for machinery, I desire lo state that such is not theca so. I do keep a full line of repairs, at all times, for ail kinds of harvesting machinery sold by me. David White. For lowest possible rates on Freight and Tickets, call on or address the undersigned. E.B.Gi nch el, W.B.IIallsteaE', Agt. E i I, GenT Trav. Agt.. Petersburg, I tut. Vincennes, Indt. S Excursions ta irstoas The E. Sr, I. will ssll exenrsion tickets to Flor: da point s on each It edn««rate of one ind trip, tick

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'V'OTXCE Is hereby given to all parties eon ** corned that I will attend at my offiee ii Otweii, at Breeden's harness shop, KYEKT XOSIM.T, To transact business connected with the ofP.c or Trustee of Jefferson township. M. OKAY, Trustee. ■^OTICE is he reby given t* ail part ies inter rated that I will attend at my office l S tendril, j ITEKT UTTIIlAT, To transact business connected with the ofllc of trustee of Lockhart towns hip. All persons having business with said other will please take notice. O. J. GREEN WAY, Trustee. VOTICE is hereby given t a all parties con- " censed that l will atteml at my residence EVERY XOSD.tr, To transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Madison township. « J. R BOWMAN.Trustee. "VOTJCE 18 hereby riven to ail persons interested that I will attend at my office at my residence. EVERY FRIDAY, to transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Marion township. AH persons having business with said office will please take notice. _ Superintendent's Notice. PVGMC examination cf applicants for J- teacher’s license will be held on the last Saturday of each month as follows: For months having an even number or days, at Augusta. Tor those having an odd number, utPetersburg. 1 A certificate of good moial character from some member of the County Board of Edncnr llon must be brought by applicants tn the county and from County .'Superintendent by those oat of tine county. J. I.. MOUNT, June I. I&A County Snp’t. Ilf PURSUANCE of the law establishing a County Board of Health, and requiring all physicians and acrmichunOn report to the secretary of said Board. I hereby request a fut compliance with tbe law in this regard, and all licensed physicians uni acconehurs aae hereby notified to addreaa'tllielr reports and »" business P^lng U> H., Aug into. Bike Co.. Ind. Administrator’s Sale of Personal Pro]j>erty. XTOTICE in hereby givim that the nnder•N signed AdmlniewStor of the estate of Francis V. Chancellor. deceased, will, on tbe 28th Day of hb.y, 1887, at the late residence at said deceased, in the «owa of Arcadlia, Monroe township, Pike county, Indiana, sell at public auction, the personal property of the deceased (not taken by the widow), insisting of horse*, cattle and hoga, farming utensila, household and kitchen furniture, and Jfotiee to Contractors.

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Administrator's Sale of Beal Estate. IE Is hereby given Hist pursuant to rJer of Hie Pike Circuit Court, made livensber tone, 1SS6, the undersigned Valor of kite estate of lleury Dupree, , wUl offer for sale at auction osi the Saturday, Jans 4th, 1887, an eqnal undivided two-thirds of the foliow1ns real estate in Pike county, to-wit: t ine hundred acre* off or the north-west etui of location number one hundred and for-ty-six (Ifli) in section thirty-three {331, townshlp one U). north range a me (it) west. TKK3SH:—One-third cash and the residue in two equal pay incur* duo in nine and eighteen months witit noies having good freehold surety, bearing six per cent, interest asid waiving "valuation ami appraisement laws. Hate to begin a t two o*cloek11*. xKDWAKD II. REEDY. Administrator. Towjcsiexd, Fmeiksb * ijxim, Attya. SiMj Notice of Administration. NOTICE is hereby given, thatthi undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk ol the Cuwoit Court of Pike County, state of I ndlana, Administrators of the estate of Francis V. Clvaneeltor, late of Pike Count}-, deceased. Ik Bald eiitete is suppoecd to be solvent GEORGE W. WIGG9, Bit l:¥lU»y. Administrators. Attya. faltS Notice of Final Settlement of Estate, Is Tm: Mittirr. or the xariATE o? Asdrew J. RfCBAkasox, SBECRAliKB. VOTIBE is hereby given is signed as Adinlmtstrati Andrew 3. lUcisardaou, dew ed and (tied Seal account same will mono up for examination and action ttf skid CtasSt Court cm the Sd day of June, liC. at which time si* person* intsirestcd in siiid estate are required to appear in said Court, wad show cause, if any them he, why said account and vouchor* fskoaiU not he approved And the heirs of eatd estate, and ail others interestsMi therein, are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear anil make proof of ihejr heirship or *" sar\^rhif.os c!^ctakd450n.

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