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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

. "
fTnE Picnic PARTY OF last Saturday, from
Girard, Niles, &c, was the great gathering. of
the season. In the train WAS nineteen well
filled cars--probably not less than some 1,5l0
adults and children. Every place about the
harbor and along the shore was made, VOCAL
with The presence of these pleasure sepkerH,
and their numbers were considerably swelled
by tho presence of large numbers Of our ciii-
Gems, wishing not unly 10 see and mingle with
the party, but also TO see Gen. GARFIELD,
who came up with II frUm Warren. The tin Q
was a favorable one for this visit of our Rep.
resenta,ive, as he was enabled TO see some
thing Of tile commercial business that has
started off so auspiciolsiy since The opening
of the railroads TO that point. Some Of the
larger class Of Vessels were discharging ore,
and the expenditures already made, in pro-
gress and in prospect, about the liarbor, would
enable him 10 Judge of its demands Tor the
fostering care Of the Government 1t had been
expected that the General would have address.
ed the people, but they were not at any time,
sufficiently concentrated TO warrant the at
tempt, After the lapse Of some three hours,
the parties began TO seek the cars, to make sure
of their seats, and at an early hour-about 4,
we understand--the huge train with its I'M
mense living freight, started on its return.
The occasion was of sufficient interest TO tn-
liven tue feelings of many of our citizens.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

in . small family Immediately. Enquire At
this Office. sa rfT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

THE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL in Amboy WIN be
dedicated next week Thursday--Sc 4ih- ut
5P.M Rev, DR.. N. Summerbell of Cincinnati
is TO preach the sermon. a.a 'ar', go, ,l,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

es us to say that is inwant of dozen or 50
of good carpenters Immediately. Application
may be made to HIM al Kinsman, or on Sat
urday nights at ,Ashtabula. 5Ilt.i- sst Vi 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

oaMr. e. w. ADAMS. of Cherry Valley, has
the contract for carrying the mail from Char
don TO Rome. The route supplies Hambden,
Montyille and Hartsgroye, daily i1f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

Our Connesut heighbors src IN a little bet
ter hnmor since the Chicago express makes a
stop At that place at r, NJ. West. ~ .,.9 mo,.u3 g
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

The tSpiritualists will hold their yearly
meeting al Monroe Center, in this county, on
the 3Oth and 3lst days of AugustAnext Satur-
day and Sunday. The speakers will be o. P.
Kellogg, Mrs Cowles and II. IL. Hartley. M
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

Remem Der the Anaover Fair win be held
on Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, Sept.
3rd, 4th and 9th. =, ua, ss,oa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

THE PRoHiBITroNs COUNTY GosyENTIoN
will meet at the Court House in Jefferson, on
Friday, August Goth at 1 o'clock p. M, to
nominate candidates for county offices for the
fall election. All friends of temperance those
who believe that the crime Of liqupr selling
should be treated as other crimes areA outlaw
ed-are earnestly invited to attend the con-
vention. N. s. CAswELL,
Chin of PRO Con Com
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NOTICE.
Teachers Examination.

i HERE win be an Examination a
ksSisnsa SaSs p ooIsgs Il jssrsea, sstasss as fs
Sesss g q q o. s.as, sSa%s Sas s seAs s9f
: orwsf; Aug rs isA IN saHs "a. bPsro.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

NTERrAINMENrs.-It'w will be seen by ref
erence to our advertisements that we are to be
favored with vocal aud instrumental con-
CERT under the direction OF Prof, IlAMLEN.
We understand tiiat the programme, is new
throughout, and embraces many choice Sc
selections from the best authors. The num-
Der OF performers will be sufficiently large
to fill tbs scale, and includes some of the best
and most gifted vocalsts and instrumental pei
formers within the professors circle of sW :
quaintance. Or course the presence OF Miss
LIBBY ANDERsoN will not be venting The
entertainment, we afe inclined TO think will
be, of more than common richness O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

The Picnic of the col,red people OF this
county assembled at Sturgeon Point last week
to something like 100, and other picnickers
near the same spot to the number of 5000,
according TO the Times. All parties had a
pleasant day of It. ~ f u"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

Pure Mohar in dark grey for fall suits a.
s' e. II. GILKEy's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

A new line Of scsrfs and fancy Ties for ladies
at .l,1 45sr,H nds E. II. GILKEY's.
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M ARRIED.

On the nth inst at the residence of Mr.. Hollis on
Camp Street. by Rev. j. \. McCiiftrt. Mr.. GEORGE H.
lSGREssoLL Of Cleveland, and Miss EMMA A BHOwS, Of
Geneva.
In Plymouth the 22nd OF August. by Rev. j. n.
McGihert. MIR. ALBERT p. WILLEF, 10 Mrs. fANSIE
Ford, both of Plymouth.
In Erie. Pa. by Geo. p. Griffith. Esq. J. p. Mr..
FRANK LUCE. OF AsnIabula, TO Miss AMANDA NJ. Loo.
Is of Conneaut.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

The Old Ponioon Bridge at the Harbor is
subscribing purpose and having lis capacity
taxed rather severely beyond the conjectures
of its founders by the numerous arrivals and
sells which are following in the wake of our
growing commerce. 1t occasionally receives
some hard knocks, and already begins to show
signs Of grief Our commissioners will haye,ere
long, to face the question of new and more
suitable structure Tor meeting the dem ands of
an important and rapidly increasing CONNER
cial marine. Mr. ~ f--'
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j. w. STEBBINs, OF Rock Creek, is one of
the best mechanics in the county, and his es-
tablishmeut affords the best evidence of the
fact, in the. various jobs in progress OF manu-
facture. We commend him 10 those In wants
especially, OF a light, tasteful vehicle. sts iaa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

LAUSCH.-One of'the vessels built the pres,
ent season by Capt. CArRoN, at his yard in
Conneaut-builders Messrs Downey and Per-
ry White measuring 1875 feet in length, 25 #
in breadth and 10 fl. bold, was launched on
Saturday last ~ -i I'd ...5H.f,- 6,,.-f ..-,tpi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30
Local 81 Miscellaneous.

Look at our new Camcis Hair q oods for
Redingots NJ Har Il. III. GnKEY's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

New Black Ca shmeres for Talmas and dres.
scs at 5s as f. ii, GrLKEr's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

broken LEo.-we learn from the Reporter
that our iownsman Mr. Perry white, one Of
Capt Capron's master builders, had the mis-
fortune 10 have a leg broken on Monday last
Men aud teams were engaged In removing the
staging which work Mr.. w. was superlnlend-
iuE. The tram sturiea before he WAS ready.
aud tue staging In falling, struck his leg,
breaking II between the ankle and knee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

WooLEvER g. CLARK-Mr.g Wooleyer late
Of Mechsnicsville--is a firm Of millers in.
Rock Creek, which make superior article Of
-four, and are enlarging their facilities for bus
iness by new fiume, aud other improvements
about their mill. aAfa eL N1LL Ehaf Btt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

TULLER, Of The TuIIer House, Geneva, Is q
hard man to beat, whether in keeping hotel, a
livery stable generally, or bringing out the
finest establishments particularly. He was out
on a sort of Masonic excursion 10 the lake the
o;her day. with one of the faest turnouis we
have seen for many day. A pair Of spank
ing grays, and an elegant barouch, gliIterlng
with gold ON the outside, aud on the inside
with something more precious than gold-a
quartet,e of Geneva's prettiest ladies. Land
lord TULLER is a trump and no mistake.
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WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 3 1s1a
&l.5oo.ooo.


divided into I2UD each gr viii be distributed By lot
among the ueket-lders. The number tickets TO be
drawn from Wheel By blind children and the gifls
frun anothur,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

CART. w. BURcH, forFeveral seasons cngag-
ed in the gill-net fisheries of our harbor, has
formed q partnership with Paiuesville parties,
under the firm name Of Burch. Babcock Il Co.
for pursuing pound fishing off lha: harbor.
They have driven the stakes for their pound,
and will he ready for entering upon this
branch of their business Ia few days. We
presume, and trust, that the Captain will he
within business hail of our citizens. and hy
steady good luck, be able TO keep US fully sup
Piled with the delicious products OF the lake
MARROW EsoAPE.-wbne Mr.. TIMoTRx
SrRoNe, of East Village, was about TO cross
| the A. Y. 81 p. track, at the Harbor, on Bat
| urday last, an engine that he had not noticed
came suddenly upon him, and though his
horse came down with itsoeck upon ilie rail
aud there was every prospect of a fatal acci-
dent, by means of vigorous and prompt help
be escaped almost nliiacuosly without in'
Jury TO life, limb OF property. With Mr.
Strong was young lady-a granddaughter.
OF course there was much alarm occasoned
and nuch graiinde fell Tor the timely intu-
position that saved them
We ase inaeoted 70 Alr r. L. LrFpmewEIL
Of Kingssine, fora 6ne basket of 40 excel
lent article Of perl,sase pscpssed by himself.
and to be found ON sale IN ,le green asocery
department Of our neighhoss- II. o. ToMBs 8
Bro II is farpreteIasls, and altogether more
4 wholesome than Pchoula. sAsy s6ne fond
sg onions, therefore. win aad se.e Of tl,s
/ Gnssi that have been btzodacsd iaiathjs mar
ksk, b. inquiry Is hbove sps .ttrN sstsfss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

the BERGER FAMILY A troupe of Bell
Ringers instrumental and connie performers,
though not much known here have been in
the field abroad as well asin this county, and
have acquired considerable reputation for the,
excellence, ctiast'ness and refinement of their
entertainments. 1t will he seen by advertise
ment they are soon to come before an Ash
tabula audience, Their routes have lain most
ly in the South and West. A Southern cx-
change says of them: 1t is impossible to say
anything in praise of this talented troupe of
musicians thatthey donot merit, r-.that hls
not already beenutteretfb the pressiu every
city in which they have performed. 1t is rare
indeed that such combinationoi musical tai
ent is to be met, and the pleasing diversity OF
their programme, comprising exquisite in
strumcntal and vocal music, with the irreslst-
ible eomicalties of Mr. Sol Smith Russell never
fail to please.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

The gathering of the convention at Jefferson
will be on Monday at II A. NJ.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30
Grandest Scheme Ever Known.
Fourth Grand Gift Concert.
FOR The BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library of KY.
1000 cISR 0IFrs sl,5oo.ooo

100000 FOR 500.
The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized BY spe-
cia act Of the Legislature for the benefit Of the Pubc
Library of KeDuek, will place ia Public Library
Hall. Ut Louiville, Ny. fc-5 laT-7 :
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1878.
Only sixty tbVu-and tickets will be sold and onehAlf
of these are hcuded fDr the Europesn MARKET thus
leaving only 3D. for sale in the United States where
lODUOO were disp"sed Of for the Third Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten COUPON parts have on
their back the scheme, with Iu explanation Of the
mode Of drawing.
AT this concert which viii be the grandest musical
display Witnessed this country unprecedepf-
ed sum "
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/ The Potter Press on which the Times has
been printed during the past year, has been
sold by Mr.. ]. B. Brown, of Willoughby, to
the proprietor of this paper; aud we learn
that he has also sold ont his job press
and all the materials in the Office TO some
party or parties residing in Michigan, Tue
Times Printing Company" having, in the
meantime, disposed of their subscription list
TO w. @ Chambers & Son, of the Pain sviIle
Journal, announced In their last issue, which
closed the yolume, their retirement from the
editorial field Chardon republican ~
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DR. &. g. BURRows.-aIts isy perhaps, not
surprising, since oil the candidates for biatc
Senators, have been started IN Geneva, That
there should be little hneasing, and that sn.
ihnsiasiic friends should be overtakeD. IN gIv-
Ing birth and circulation 70 stories having no.
foundation 10 fact Tbs, Dr. Burrows had
left the field. as a candidate, Is one, of these
fabrlcstiopss wcare warranted TO say that the
DIR, IL In The field, and has never thought OF
withdrawing, We ore glad to know this, for
there Is no good reason tor Withdrawing, or
for doub, or misgiving. His nome % well re-
ceived. aud 80 far ms we learn, be is making
fair progress in the cpnyass, HE record as a
Republican, is aboye question. aud 10 endorsed
by all who know him. His ability, as an ef
fective speaker, has been nbundantly shown
upon the stump. and his patriotism in the sea-
son Of danger we believe, has never been
doubted. Both candidates are good men and
true and fairness requires thatno undue advaii-
tage should be taken by stories Of the cbsrac-
ter alIudedloa A clear field and fair fight Is
due 10 both candidates. q l,El 100 j stiH
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Eg DIED.

EFy DIED.
free; Commendatory Notices, hall
In saybrook, August a5th of diptIeria, GEORGE
ADELBERr of John and Elem Durey, s;,ed years
month aud % days.
In AshtAbula on the 26th, infant child OF John
Scovilie. ff f
In saybrook Aug. 20 srLvrsrEs ArwArlE, aged 81
years. - est ssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-30
SETH rAYLoRs ESTATE.

- HrArR on VHRNosr, Manchester Diet
At = Probate Court ueld at Manchester
aud for said district Of Manchester, On n
day of Sept A. . 1878
fresent. Hon. II, -, Burton, Judge
Tn. administrator ON the estate Of Seth
late Of Ninhali, Ia said district deuease
sontea an application Ia writing 20 said
.etttua forth the amount Of debts duo lr
deceased, the charges Of administration,
value OF the personal estate Oh said de,
aud representing that lho persona estat'
sufficient TO pay the debts aud charges
ministrAtiou, and that Il will ne necessary
a portion OF the real estate ~ tho deoeaI
that purpose, and setting forth that = pod
the real estate Of the said deceased oonI
lot No. II, 10 the 18th range ~ lots Ia W
aud representing that pat Of said lol cad
sold without injury 20 those Interested 10
mAinder, and therefore praying said e0nI
iicenco to soil tle whole u said lOt for N
POI 81 Aforesaid
Whereupon il sas ordered that hearing
application be had at Probate CouI
heid al tho Probate Offeo III Manchester,
District on the 2gth day Of Oct, 1871
that notice Of sad application tho uAtu
resHons thereof and the time aud place 81
ing thereon be iyen 10 ali persons intefs
publishing a certified copy 81 the record
order three weeks suece8Hirely IA the Ma
ter Journal, a newspaper printed At sail
chester, previous 20 said time OF hearing
A true record
Attest, LOYELAND MUNsON, Rel
A true copy Of record,
Attest, LoYELAED MUNsON. Red
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-30

TIE subject - wlnisT resorts fEaln or
eupsss oonadcrnbIs space Ia The JoCEssL
sos thsi we hsro aFloridA on ne brain, F.
bal became, In al truth aud so6erness
Ne believe that II there were suitable
accommodation la Florida Unr wealthy
pt0pic would winter there 90 preference
% going 10 Eugope and VAT fams ~ MON
~ would bo retained 81 home which COS
serves only % eufieh France sod liAly
Tire money speui 10 thls way, IL eHpsud.
Sd la ouT own oouutrY, would 10 far
towards rg'lsylug the present scarcity.
Tide H. tnausr WORTHY Of tsf!oa. ooBsid-
ersI8uu aud is faa becoming a question
at aafiaaas importance.
From letters uh.rh Sc have published
during yhr pssl igw weaks, from parties
y hu are Aell scqHsiuted with bath eou-
tingnis. sud from other sources Of iafor-
matjuu we feed Naremed 10 sag Ing that
fHe "a. tsr climate Of Florida s. far su-
trgiur to mat Of sonthrru Eurgpe. II This
s. true. Is Il not msnIiesily lhe duty OF
newspaper ID br5ag lbj. subject 10 The
aueuUuu % their feadepf Hundreds Of
.,lsrs have bern received from ali l.srts
% 49, tgBnie sbp~ia. that there 10 gen
sral awakening u regard go tie matter
uadgr consideration, Aud We ieei just.
G.i iu .sying thsl the JouRSAL has been
INSTRUMENTAL in bringing about this re-.
suit. We commend this subject to our
brethren of The press a. a matter Of gem
cral interest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-30
IN CHANCERY.

Bennington County.
Adm strstors Of OLIVER 9. GILBERT, Deceased
CHARLES FIELD and HENRIETTA, bis slte,
ISRAEL n. SYKES IRA COCHRAN, I'll BAT
TENhILL NATIONAL BANK ~ Manchester
JAMES g. WOOD aud Eli J. HAHLEY "a Ais
Whereas, Israel \. sykes and Charles y Gilbert
administrators 81 Otfer y Gilbert, lstf ~ Dor
set, deceased, have filed with tho eicft
~ the court - Chaucery, their petition f9f tGe
purpos. ~ foreclBsing mortgage given By The
said Charles AID Henreia FIELD 70 said Olvtr
Gilbert, dated the 10Th day ~ March. A. D. 1865
- csrtA properly dsscrib bed ss f9llops being u
one ard iEided sixteenth 81 the Vermont ilshau
Marble Quarry III ssid Dorset, conditioned los
the payment ~ tseise bHnered and foFtg-tuFee
dollars and eighteen cents, apsciked I've
prommisofy notss dsgtd Eagoh Oh isg9 and
payable % demand, aud stating hat said Clas
Fled and one Frederek since ne execution sud
delivery ~ tid m0rtgagsto said Gilbert - wlt
% the l7lh fhy u February, A. p 1863, iginly
erected mortgage deed n ths prsuises ~
scri4sd 10 said A,ftgAss - james p WOOD
~hieb said mortgage 70 sad Mood vas con
ditl0nes - tie performances OF certain con
diuuEs n8H ubperiorms1. Lnd Is appearing
that The said James D Wood resides vith0ut The
stats of Vermont 10 I'll ~ Concord 10 TAG state
u hasssehusctts
ne or,i<ysd tha he, ths SAD Weed be not.
Ted - maze his gsrsonsl appearance before ihs
couft ~ Chaneery, neat 70 b holden 81 Bsuntng-
tJu slthln and Tor the county % Hsunia 10 %
the sfss tuesday o. December, a , is7s. then
aud tafre - mkss hnsssr ~ the foregoing Pc
Ht4og u Ne sad peNs.oneH AID further y staud
and abide aach order, direction and decree there
il Es y tfs SID s0uH shaA ssfm meet aud
thar Tie subsaanee - AID psuitVn. pliA tails Or
der b. Published three sevks sGeebssFeig ID t.s
M.ueherfsr tgBhs4L4 q usNspapef praised a.
HAnehssisFl the iasi y Nhseu CIVILIZATIONS sha!-
ia ~ srAst iweAty asgs bet9ru size nfsi Tuesday
- December Ee1t.
G4gsa auder Nv hagd a, Manchester. ia cad
eguAgy, this lsta daY u Uet31er, a D. 1918
Il \. fONLEE. Depgsy Cisrk.
MfnsF Besos bQaiest0rr aa5sa
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SETH BURT TAYLOR MI

- state Of Vermont, Manchester Btstrit
Ata Probate Court held at Manchester,
aud for said District Of Manchester, on /
day Of Oct, 4. D., 1878.
Present, Hon 4. Is Burton, Judge.
The guardian Of seth Bart Taylor q m
Winhail, Ia said District presented "a app
in writing to said Court representing
said ward 10 Interested 10 al tho real .
shich Billings Taylor, late 81 said Wiut
ceased, died seized aDd p3s-oHaad, 81 ~
Of the said dogeasBd sui that il would 4
fetal 70 bic said wafi % rell all bic iut
said real ostate. ileiudiHR thf feYefsioi
wdoss duBcT "a said estate, igr the pul
putting the Eyails Thereof 81 interest ID
iug the same TO bonds " other real ratst
craving said Cont for tue reasons MUr
grant Tim license t. cell hla -ald 8sf1
nj ia all u "a rial estate, including
' rsion Of the widows dover ia raid estat
Nher upon Il wAs ordered iiIat bosiua
application be hai a. Probate VI
be held at the PF0Uate Oasa Ia MaHrha
said district on the 8lat day Il Oct, n
that notice thereof be given 20 al prtaal
ssted, bv Publishing certified copy
order three weeks spGcoaslysiy n the Msd
JOuHSAL, a newspaper printed 81 sai1 "
Tor, previous 20 sad time u hearing
A true record
Attest, LOYELAND MUNs0s, !.
A true copy u record,
Attest, IONElAND MGAON, I'D
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ptoRA SYKES 1T AI-NrN0Rs

A. LANA ~ NM ia Al NJ AZ ~ AftH.
SfkrE 80 NaAnaFF, ssnchsstsf utsiFs-i 81
asa Trehaie Nssart hsla 81 Manchester, within
an1 o. said pistrict = Manchester. So ne ilh
asy af OCt A. p tE72
trssrat II a. Z q lizftaa saaen
TIE guardian 81 FlaFk SeketY AFtbnr Sftrs
nua cara sttrs ailHaf heirs e. NllsaH5 Il. HtkFs.
lstp 81 Dorset ia skt8 psfflft 8sef sae3 rtHsEats
"a a. spgHesu . in wuf.ns g. ssit golrt, rep
rrsentlnR thst b uAr3s are iutsreetoa - he5t
AZ the sAiA deceased f. teuEe sd "a ~ abaat
aus acre. And la kBalhaf lat 70 kbtut ava arrss.
both In skta naysat aauoa b. The sa&i AeeeAssa
a. tht uat ~ bic death. saA tbst b. suai3 De
bsardclsl g. his sail sards O. havu al tbslF TO-
teresl N sAi8 real estate naid faf tbs VarpaHg e
putting The Arslls thereof Al letefeal % laFpsta
ing the came ia bonds 90 ether real estate auj
PRAYING sid Caut f1r ths ruasrua Af1ro ~ "a
srsul Aim = license g. sei bic saia aafas Interest
rs - rra estate, .ne.ullaR TIE rrvvFsi5n ~ lke
wiaas dgwsf IN said estate.
Whei ouPon Is wAs ordered thkt hrafiuE au safd
application 30 had Al a Probate DaaFt g. BE
be held OF the SLIT dsy % October. a. o.. 1873.
aud that Ea4tee thereof he given 80 Al psfslas
interested Nv Publishing certified copy oi tbs
reeafd - sid order three seeks sucerssNVjy lq
he Manchester JapHskI. anewspApeE pfinteA II
said MAuehcstst,p previous 70 aid time ~ hearing
A true Recnrd
Attest, LOvEt.ANp MrNsON, Register
I true copy - Record.
Attest, LOyELAND MUAsON. Register
gINa
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

- We, the Subscribers, being appoin
the Hon, tho Probate Court tor the bisi
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, rSs
sud udiust the claims aud demands OF ~ ~
against the Estata of
sylvester Mason, late 81 Dorset,
IN said District deceased, aud also an elaii
demands exhibited tn olIsrt thereto.
months from the OH day 81 Oct, 1873,
40. therefore, hereby give notice, that
attend TO the business Of our appoihtn
tho bate residence o. the said deceased,
OH day Of January ana the gth day apr
from one until four oclOck, p. Ton each
days.
Dated al Dorsot, this 9th day Of O
4. b., 1919, @. W. FARWELL,
al8y n. A. WILLIAMS,