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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-13
SHERIFF's ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters
IN of Baltimore county, that an Election will be
held in said county, ON
the first Tuesday nert after the first Monday of No
vember, 1877,
it being the sixth day of said month"; in the sever
al Precincts and Districts of Baltimore county, viz
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Tenth District
Eleventh district.

SHADES TAVERN.
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Eighth District.
Ninth District.

C0CKEYSVILLE.
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FIRST PRECINCT.
Brown, James Baker, Henry
Burke, Stephen
C
Conway, John Collins, VIM. II.
Crowley, Timothy Crane Timothy
Cation, Daniel COyle, Charles
Cole, RObt. +. Corcoran John
Conway, William Cromwell, James NJ.
Cannan James Cromwell, Jacob G.
Corcoran, Timothy
D
DOnahue Michael DAILY, Anthony
Dwyer, Thomas DonOghue, James
L
Egan, James
Ford, Mike Flanagan Peter
Fissel, Henry
Grant, Hugh Gogle, Charles
Gallagher, Charles Greable, Thomas
Graham, Andrew
ii
Hesln, Michael Hardinott, Ed.
Harvey, Thomas +.
Ireton, Thomas
johnson, Thomas
Kelley, James Kelley Daniel
Kelley, Patrick kistler, John
L
Leight Geo. E. Lynch, William
Leight Henry
NJ
Mahoney, Daniel Morgan, Hugh
Morton, Fred Maher, Edward
Moore, Phillip L. Moore, Patrick
Monaghan, John Mcdonald Joseph
McNalley, Hugh
N
Nicholson, Columbus J. Nash, Spencer col.
o'Neil, James Otis, John
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First District.

First Precinct-FAIR VIEW INN, FRED
ERICK TURNPIKE.
Second Preeinct-NEWBURG HALL, CA
louisville.
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.$133,65O.O0
WILLIAM DEYRIES.

1900 shares City Stock and Water
Loan "a $1O5 per share, carried ut..S247, $1,000
Should have been $4,000 "a S1.O5.".... 3,O45.OO
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Retained as Commissions....".$1 ,238. 80
lS74-Feb. %.
Amt. due Baltimore county..S4, 1922
Amt due Baltimore city,. 2,561.44
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Balance paid by city.....-$l ,23S.90
Returned to Treasurer........ 90
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Seventh District.

MIDDLET0WN.
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Fourth District.
Fifth District.

REISTERSTOWN.
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Sixth District.

WILHELM's STORE, BLACK ROCK.
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Retained as COMMISSIONERS 561.57
1S72-July 81.
Amt. due Baltimore county..$3, 92S.11
Amt. due Baltimore city,. 2,6S9.2I 3D..
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sioners also examined it and passed the following

sioners also examined it and passed the following
order:
OFFICE County COMMISSIONERS OF BALTIC Co.
Ordered this 9Th day of August, A. d. 1877,
that it be recorded in the Journal of Proceedings
of the office that John T. Ensor, ESQ., has return
ed the amount of money paid to him in error while
States Attorney for this county, and that after a
careful examination of the matter we are satisfied
that no wrong was intended by any one in the
over-payment of said money, and that the error
was corrected as soon as it was discovered. And
be it further ordered that this order be published
with the report of the Auditors.
PLEASANT HUNTER,
sEt ROBERT S. CORsR,
On
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Balance paid by city.....-S1,S 7O.6S ttn
Returned to Treas. MAR. A.. 596.17
Retained as COMMISSIONS. 1,274.51
By VIM. M Isaac and E. B. Almony, Agents for
Commissioners.
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Total amount ofindebtedness of former
Board exclusive of amt. due aims
house fund, $54,936.02, and amt. due
school fund, $l7,O25.26). ,D2O.66
Messrs. Isaac and Yellott when they prepared
their statement charged us with the taxes on this
and all former years, but give US no credit for S4S
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1S75-Feb. 2S.
Amt. due Baltimore county...S7, $751; "A
Amt. due Baltimore city,. 3,707.67
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CARD FROM JOHN T. ENsoR, Esq.

ISAAC CROwTHER, SR.,
County Commissioners of Baltimore county
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A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACTS.

Election, Tuesday, Noren,Jer 9th, 1877.
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Retained as COMMISSIONERS o47.76
1S71-Jan 81.
Amt paid Baltimore county SO, 246.51
Returned to Treasurer. ........ 1,6S4.74
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Error--.-s---- = 1oV'o0
2 $50 JAMES B0YcE.
300 shares Ore Knob Copper Co. "a
$50 per share, carried out.."......"S247, $1,000
Should have been 1900 shs. a. so cts. 1,35O.OO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01
NICHOLSON & SNOW,


NTORTCi y CtE SA IE.-WhercdS Anton Kun.
M mer and Frederick Hummer, his wife, by their Ger
mortgage deed bearing date February o. D. 1876 and
February 20 1876 in Book 49, page RI of Records. con
veyed the undersigned Aegidu Bach the following de
scrbed property, situated IN said county VIZ: The west
In the States Addition 10 the Town NOV city, of OTTAWA
Illinois which said mortgage then and there given to
secure the payment Of three certain pr2mrsor notes OF
hundred dollars each, and due and payable IN one and
years from date respectively and the Oter of such
notes being for hundred and twenty-five dollars, and
due and payable In three years from dateall of said
being given by said Anton Hummer and payable to the or
der Of said Ac'dius Bach and bearing interest al ten per
cent per annuln, payable annually:
And whereas IL Is provided in and by said mortgage deed
among other things that in of default in the payment
said notes part thereof according to the tenor and
effect thereof the said MORTGAGE after having advertised
such sale four weeks in newspaper published in
Ottawa Illinois, may sell the said premises or any part
thereof and all right and equity OF redemption OF said
due highest bidder for cash. At the south door of the
County Court House in Ottawa Illinois M the time appoint
TO time discretion and upon making such sale execute
and deliver the purchaser deed of conveyance for the
premises sold and apply the proceeds of sale to the pay
nent of On expenses Of advertising selling and conveying
az aforesaid including attorneys fees ca the amount due
said notes. 3 rendering the oyerpus Or any TO the said
lnOrtgagOrs;
And Whereas default has been made in the payment Of the
annual interest due said notes. and Of the principal sum
of the note hundred dollars due February - 1877,
and the same are now due and unpaid:
Now therefore, public notice hereby given that by vr
and in pursuance of the power and authority IN said
mortgage deed contained WILL Saturday December d.
1871 o'clock for sale and sell NJ pubic
yendue the south door of the County Court House In OF
tawa Illinois the highest bidder for cash. the above de
srbed premises and all the right and equity Of redemption
of said mortgsgors therein.
Said premises will be sold subject to and charged with the
payment the notes above named that fall due in two
and three years nom date respectively ,,-, :, ,,,
RrcHoLsoS 4 SNOW, Attorneys. noy1'-iw
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legal.
G. GILBERT GIBBONS,

attorney al Lar, Chicago. LLs.
GUARDIANS NOTICE.-TO al Persons fOncerdsd.
~ Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Mary b.
Potter. Guardian of William d. Potter minor, that,
such guardian. she viii make application to the Circuit
Court OF the county of La Sale In the state OF Illinois at
the January term 1878 thereof commencing on the
twenty first day Of January H. 1873 for the sale of the
following described real estate. whereof said William b.
Potter seized in fee Wit The undivided five twenty
eghths Of the north half section thirty three IN township
thirty NORTH of range of the third principal mer
dian containing altogether 80 situate IN said county
Of La Sale and Of Illinois, when and where all persons
interested may appear defend the SAME II they see M
- MARY b. POTTER
Guardian OF william b. Potter
G.. GILBERT GIBBONS, Attorney. noy2i-31
GUARDIANS SOTICE.-TO all Persons Concerned =
Notice is hereby given by the undersgntd Charles
Herrsho r Guardian Of Julia A. Herrsho minor that,
such guardian, he will make application 10 ne Circuit
Court OF the county OF In Sale in the state OF illinois, AT
the January 1878 thereof commencing on the
twenty-rst day of January y. 1873 for the sale of the
following described real estate whereof said julia ~ Hers
hoff seized in fee wit: The undivided i've twenty
pehths of the north half section thirty three in township
thirty north OF two east of the third principal mer
diam containing altogether S acres situate In said county
Of La sale and state of Illinois, when and where al persons
Interested may appear defend the same II they ht
CHARLES +. HERRSHOl +, Jg.,
Guardian of Julia 4. Herrshoh
T. GIuoSs Attorney uoV2t-}W
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Having in my youth severe notions of pie.
ty,' says a Persian writer, 81 used to arise in
the night watches to mediate, pray, and read
the Koran. One night, fully occupied with
these practices, my father, Il man of practical
piety, awoke. Behold said u, thy other
children are lost in irrelgious slumber, while
| alone awake TO praise God" "Son of my
soul" answered he, lit is better to sleep, than
wake to remark the faults of thy brethrenr'
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NICHOLSON & SNOW,

EINAL - EITTIIELNI E;N T. Est ATE OF
L TIAovHY KENNEDY DEC'D.-Notcc is hereby given
to all persons interested in said Estate that Johannah Ken
nety fNetrix the last will and testament of Timothy
Kennedy, deceased will appear before the County Court Of
the County OF La sale and state OF illinois, at the County
House in OTTAWA in sld county ON Monday the 2lst
day of anuBry \ D. 1873 for the purpOse of rendering
ID cr proceedings in the administration Of SAID
tate Tor the final settlement
Dated al ottawa, this llth day of November 1871.
JOHANNAIi KENNEDY,
ATTEST II. 4. MCCAIEB. ENecutrlN.
Clerk County Court, la Sale Co, Ill., upVli
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n ar PREsIUH WATCH AND CHAIN
SAhstsm Sindrr. Pre- Ntiheverl order. bui
~TSGf ires- J. b. GaylOrd a Co. ChlcAsO. ~.
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NICHOLSON & SNOW,
iNWItfHS ut L<tN.
cTATEOFI LLI n o1S, Las SAL
,INAI, SEcJvrT ,Jc\II,>Sr> NOTICES.

Mn AL SETTLEMENT NOrICE.-Es.
Il TATE OF LOYAL RICHARDSON, DECEAsED.-NotiCe is
hereby given to all persons interested IN said estate that the
undersigned Administrator of the VIII annexed of the
of said Loyal Richardson deceased viii appear before
the County Court of the county of La Sale and state of Hi
no at County Court House in Ottawa, in said county.
Monday the 2lt day of January A. H. 1919 for the pur
pose of rendering account Of his proceedings In the M
minstration of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated AT Ottawa. this 2lst day OF November 1871.
ISAAC W. HOWE.
ATTEST: II. 4. MCCALEB, Administrator, sc.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co., III. noyll-iW
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She was from the country, and she went into
Main street store and asked to see some
stockings. "What number, ma'am?" inquir
I'd the polite clerk. what number? Young
man, aint you ashamed of yourself to ask such
aquestion? DO you suppose jest cause | live
one stOckingy" Then the clerk. managed tC
make her understand that he wanted to know
the size of the stocking she required, and sh,
said she guessed about eleven inches would
do for the foot, and as to the rest it didn't mat
ter much.
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MISTRESS ION coming home from tine sea-
side: why, Jane, what's become of the bull
iinch:' Jane: We'll, you see, MN. it didn't
say much and looked droopin' like, 80 cook
put it out Of It's misery, an | nd il stuffed for
my 'at"-PVacL.
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B. z. LINCOLN
d. r. AlNOOLIs
Attorney at Idlc.
NJ .--ESTA1

EINAI EINI'lsE;M +, nj. --EsTATE Of
Il SARAH HOPPLR. DECEAsRp-NOtiCe is hereby CIV.
ali persons interested in said estate, that the under
signed Administrator OF the Estate Of Sarah Hoppe de-
erased win appear before the County Court Of the County
IA ale and State Of illinois, the County Court House
in Ottawa in said county on Monday. the 2lst day Of
January A. d. 1873 for the purpose of rendering account
his proceedings in the administration Of SAID Estate Tor
the nal settlement
Dated at OTTAWA this 18th day of November 1871. -
H. h. BROWN.
ATTEST: H. A. MCCALEB. Administrator
Clerk County Guurt La sale Co. ILL., now.
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Taking a Shower Bath.

Doctor-Well, how did your wife manage
her shower-bath, deacon?
Deacon-She had real good luck Madam
Moody told her how she managed. She said
she had large oiled silk cap with a cape to
it, like fireman's that came all over her
shoulders, and
Doctor-She's fool for her pains; that's
not the way.
Deacon-So my wife thought
Doctor-Iour wife done nothing of the sort,
Hope?
Dcacon-Oh, no doctor, she used an umbrel.
la.
Doctor-What used an umbrella? POUNDS
what good did the shower-bath do her:
Deacon-She said she felt better Her clothes
wasn't wet bit. She sat under the umbrella
for half an hour, till all the water had trickled
off, and said it was cool and delightful and
just like Il little shower in the summer.
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SSIGNEES NOTICE-All persons having claims against
n owen IT, Po-cy are hereby notified 10 present the
the undersigned the assignee of said owen H. fuscy
residence in the uf Farm Ridge in The county
la sale and state Of Illinois HE the slur Ia the office
Of the clerk of the County Court of said comfy within three
months from the date Of the publication Of this notice
the third day Of November =. 1871 Wy post uic" Is
Grand Ridge Ia sale county, H. v. ". REED.
November g. 1S1t.-GW
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Have you any marble or plaster busts of
PsycheY' asked Chicago lady at an art store.
Mo- was the reply of the polite but rather
verdant clerk, we have busts Of all the great
men, but none of Sankey" The woman did
not attempt an explanation.
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\ Boston drummer, who prides himself on
his charms, forever lost his pride the other
day. He drove his fellow drummers wild in a
car by his attentions to q cOmely maiden, To
whom he showed his samples, and whose hand
he squeezed for half an hour. But when the
train stopped a quiet old fellow stepped for
ward and thanked him tor entertaining the
girl remarking she is hopelessly insane, and
| am taking her TO the state asylum here"
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who i your warmest friend :" asked the
teacher. My mother" yelled one of the boys.
Your motherE Yes, she warns me every
day" The teacher has given up her mission
aIy work.
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Conversation at grocery IN WATERFOWL. Y.
Y. Il suppose everybody thinks the fire was
the work ofan incendiary." wall" said the
old man. some folks do think 50, but think
II was SOW
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I EcssAIs IsbA ~ II - A isrFr sssortnen sBe
u re uosf feishe foruss nat are ruhi,st~d. AZ
ONNAN . hAFhHAFf.
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d. McD0UGALL,

.iWOTNfY al I'm.
MN y I ! SEHT'rI IF,NI INT MOTIF E.-Es-
Il TATE JAMES SEXTON, DECRAsED.-NOilCe Is here.
by given all persons Interested IN said estate that the
ersigd Executor of the last will and Of James
SEXTON deceased will appear before the County Court of the
county of Ia Sale and of illinois, the County Court
House IN Ottawa. in said county. Monday the tenth day
December s1 for the purpose OF rendering an
count of his proceedings in the administration %! said estate
for the tina settlement.
Dated At Ottawa This 9Th dsy Of November lsis:
RICHARD SMIfE,
ATTEST: II. \. NCCAIEB, Executor.
Clerk County Court, Is sale Co.. III. uOylO-Iw
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-13
companies for which Mr.. Hopkins was
BENNINGTON CENTENNIAL
PROGRAMME.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10. VERMONT DAY.
Sunrise-Salute by Fuller Battery,
ringing of bells, etc.
Nine o'clock a. m.-Procession will
form near the depot and march to the
Centennial Grounds and to the grafton
pavilion.
The exercises in the pavilion, under
direction of Hon. E. J. Phelps, president
of the day, will be as follows Grafton
by Hon. Daniel Roberts of Burlington.
Poem by Mrs. J. G. R. Dorr of Rutland,
read by Prof. J. W. Churchill of Ando-
yer, Mass. Short addresses by Hon.
Mr.. Phelps, Vice-President Wheeler,
Senator Edmunds, and other distinguish
ed guests, with vocal and instrumental
music.
Two o'clock p. m.-Review Of the vet
eran soldiers reunion, Col. J. Fl. Wal
bridge commander, by Gov. Fairbanks,
on the Centennial Grounds.
After the review the Governor and
President Hayes will hold reception
for the veterans at the grafton pavilion,
the military guests of the reunion, Gen.
Devens, Gen. "Baldy" Smith and others
being expected to be present.
A public reception will be given the
President at the pavilion Immediately
after the soldiers reception, to continue
from about three o'clock to six p. m.
Evening - illumination of veteran
camps. Regular business meeting o.
veterans at headquarters, and grand oper
air concerts by the brass bands.
THURSDAY, AUGUST Ie, BATTLE OF BENNING
| TON DAY.
Sunrise-Salutes, ringing of bells, etc
Nine o'clock a. m.-Procession will
pass in review before the President o
the United States. The presidential
party and distinguished guests will thel
proceed to the grafton pavilion, wher
the following exercises will be held:
Grafton by President Bartlett of Dart
mouth College. Poem by William Cul
len Bryant of New York. Music, voca
and instrumental.
Banquet-At the conclusion of tn
literary exercises banquet will be Civ
en- in the large pavilion in the rear c
the grafton tent, seating $500 people
Regular toasts and responses by the mo;
distinguished and eloquent men of til
day, including the President and Cabine
Governors, Senators, etc.
Evening-Grand torchlight parade b
the soldiers reunion.
FRIDAY. AUGUST IT. VERMONT MILITIA DAY
Review and inspection of the fir
regiment Vermont National Guard b
the Governor and commander-in-chief.
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sAREPTA s. JERoME'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said District
en- the 18th day of August A. D. 1871.
Robert Alexander Executor of the last will and tes-
tamen of Sarepta s. Jerome, late Of Bloomington in
said District deceased makes application for license to
deed all of the real estate of said deceased in Brown
ington described as follows, to wit:
Being all the land and premises in Bloomington
aforesaid of which said deceased died seized and pos
sessed representing that sale of the same is neces
sary to raise money to pay the debts due from said
Estate and the expenses of administration thereon.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application be serTed to session
thereof to be held at L. II. Thompson's Office in said
Irasburgh the 4th day of September A. D. 1877 fol
hearing and decision thereon.
And it is further ordered that notice hereof be gver
to all persons interested by publication of the same
three weeks successfully in the Orleans County Mont
tor newspaper published at Barton, in said District
previous to said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said time and place and show cause,
any they may have, why said license should not b.
granted.
By the Court,-Atf-t {.
L. t. iuoMPsON, Judge.
A true copy of Record.-Attest,
o35 L. H. THOMPSON, Judge.
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& p. r. r. TINE TABLE.
Passenger Trains Leave

Fassenger Trains Leave
P0RT-South--8.50 a m; $50 a m; 1889 m (;
$40 p m. North-T;l5 m; 9;l5 p m.
fNTRY-Soutb--T:03 q m; e:54 p m. North
7:03 pm.
TON LANDIN0-iSouth-7:l5 n m; 1907 D m.
North-9;l3 m; 4:23 p m; $40 p m.
foN-South-7:3 a m; 9O3 a m: eos m
1924 p m. North-2:5o m; 400 p m; 8:33 ?
m 0.0I m.
rH BARToN-South-7:4l m; 1880 m. NORTH
-2:45 m; 6:2op pm.
N BURKE-South-s;Ol n m; ll:0l m. NorR
aga m; $40 p m; 5:57 p m.
DONYILLE--SOuth-s:s7 a m; $50 m; 2:l5 !
m; ll:22 y m. North-2:05 q m; 3:23 ? m;
S35 d m. sol ID m
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ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

htl further notice. Probate Courts win be held at
p'clock In the forenoon on the following days. 10
Al Newport at t. CIRCUITS Office on the 27th day
pri A. d. 1877. and thereafter on the Friday next
feding the last Saturday Of each month. and the
'brday next following said Friday.
Il Irasburgh on the FIRST Tuesday OF each month
the Wednesday next following said Tuesday.
L. II. THOMPSON. Judge.
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Notice of Settlement and Application for Distribution
IN ESTATE OF PECY D. SANBoRN.

Notice of Settlement and ApplcaLOn LOT Distribution
IN ESTATE OF PECY D. SANBORN.
y Orleans District, IS
In Probate Court held at Irasburgh, in said District
on the sth day of August, A d. 1877.
H. W. Chafey, administrator of the estate OF Pecy
D. Sanborn late of Albany, in said District,
deceased, presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes application
for decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate
of said deceased.
Whereupon it ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred to session
thereof TO be held at L. 81. Thompsons Office in said
Irasburgh on the LIST day of September A D. 1877 for
hearing and decision thereon.
And il is further ordered that notice hereof be given
to ali persons interested by publication Of copy Of said
three weeks successfully in the Orleans Co Mon
previous to said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said time and place and show cause il
any they may have Why said account should not be
allowed and such decree made.
L. Il. THOMPSON, Judge.
A true copy of Record-Attest,
1888 L. H. THOMPSON, Judge