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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-25
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

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Commercial.
New York

New YORK, April "a, 1878
Gold, =; Exchange, 80; Money, 6; Cot.
ten steady uplands, 10 u-I6; Orleans, IL 1916
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Some workmen In Bangor have dis
covered . human skeleton while excavat.
Ing under . building on Broad st. The
bones appear TO have been buried long
time and how they came there Is mys.
terry. The Manhal has them In his posses
sion At the Police Station.
There Is to be Grand Temperance
Rally Of the workers 10 the Murphy move
ment throughout the country, at Round
Lake, N. Y, commencing on the 9th Of
August and continuing eight days. It Is
expected that all the States will be repre-
sented. Round Lake Campmeeting ground
Is twelve miles from Saratoga, eighteen
from Troy and twenty -four from Albany.
Mr.. Murphy will preside.
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Wisdom and Folly.

Philosophers say that shutting the
eyes makes the sense Of hearing more
acute. A wag says that this accounts for
the many closed eyes that are seen In
church.
"A boy will make pretty good time
when he's sent dow town for raisins; but
give him q coal oil can and you'd better
put mark on him so as to Identify him
when he comes home.
III you want to sleep well, Law your
feet to the SOUTH" says . medical journal.
IL you have big feet, we suppose you have
right to lay them to something. but
hasn't the South had enough laid 10 IL?
An orator, who Was much in demand
10 political campaigns. being asked by an
admirer the secret of his success, replied
when l have facts, give 'em facts; but
when haven't, yell and saw the air."
A three-year-old youngster saw a
drunken man lacking through the
street. Mother" said he, did God
make that mani" Yes my child" The
little boy reflected \ moment and then ex-
claimed: Il wouldn't have done it,
A wag tried to annoy popular preach
er BY asking him whether the fatted calf
was male or female. Female, to be
sure" was the reply; FOR see the male
looking the questioner full In the face
yet alive In the flesh before me-"
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Esss Sorry.
DISTRESSING CAsUALrY.-On Thursday
last, party Of girla, - WAS their custom.
went to battle At Lords Cove. about halt .
mile from their homes. One Of them, acct
dentally. went beyond her depth. and be.
Ing unable TO swim. two others went to
her assistance, snd oil three were dro ~ned.
The others. being small children, could
render but little assistance, and started to
give the alarm. but bewildersd BY their
terror. wandered from the path, and an
hour elapsed before the neighborhood was
spprised the sad occurrence. The names
OF those drowned were Minnie H.. daush-
ter Of Capt. Michael Bellatty; Mabel E.,
daughter OF Capt. Otis F. Sinclair. and
Jessie W., daughter Of Capt. Rancii A..
Sinclair. The first was ii years. the last
two years Of age. All possible assistance
aud sympathy was rendered by the CON-
munity to the afflicted ones. l..
July 10, 1878.
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As D~ssrs.
The fishing schooner Lillian Gertrude.
OF Gloucester, Mass. struck on Mt. Desert
ROCK about 'ciuch vu ,i,v .i"s ~r >ns
10Th inst. The morning was foggy and the
crew. 10 10 number, barely had time TO
jump on shore and save themselves. The
vessel Is a total loss. The crew were taken
10 South West Harbor In the Revenue Cut
ter.
The rush OF summer visitors to nj.
Deser, has already set In. The fashion
ables are coming In earlier than last sea-
son. New hotels have been built, and old
ones Improved since last season. There are
4 few Maine guests there now. Nj, Des-
ert is always largely represented BY Boston
and New York people, with . sprinkling
from the western cities. The young ladies
there make a specially Of rowing, and the
row boats are very numerous and some OF
them are very expensive. Many Of the Ia
dies are skillful at the oar.
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Eden.
1T has been rumored that objection
has been made by some Of the Methodist
friends at Goose Cove, Trenton. TO the Oc-
cupsncy Of the meeting house a that place
for the Hancock Baptist Association. Be
ing in that place, July 9Th, made enquiry
and could not learn that any one had made
the slightest objection. On the contrary,
l Was assured that they expected the Asso-
cixtion would be held there. that they
would cordially welcome it. and that they
were raising funds for some slight repairs
and fitting up the house for that occasion.
l also learned that 1t Is not = Methodist
but Union house, the Methodists having
one-half, the COngregstionalistsO ne-fOurth
and the Bsptis.s e-fourth.
make this correction 10 justice to the
parties implicated. W. CORTHELL.
July 8. 1873.
FIRE.-The dwelling house occupied by
Green S. Hodgkins of Eden, was destroyed
BY fire on the night Of the llth. and the
house owned by Mrs. Rebecca P. Thomas,
starding near BY, was very much injured
BY the same nre. L. J. r.
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Intense Heat in St. Louis.

ST. LOTS, July Is.
The heat is still intense but up to noon
there had been fewer cases of sunstroke
than for three days past. Only fifteen
cases were treated ST the city dispensxry
In, afternoon and only three deaths are
reported 80 far The total deaths yesrer-
day from the heat were iifry-four. The ef-
iecis Of the prolonged hest are being felt
now by different class OF people than a,
first. Scores OF merchants and profess
s!onAl men, clerks. etc. aud many women
are becoming sufferers, and prostrstious
Of greater or less degree are numerous in
all parts Of the city. Even children are
falling victims, and the mortality among
infants is greater than ever known except
IA the time OF epidemics.
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Vbeooo.
The ath passed Of quietly. Our Grange
united with the Bucksport Grange n the
picnic In Verona. where an address was
given by Prof. Sherman, and remarks by
Mr.. Wentworth and others. Our younger
people had an enjoy able Ball at Stars
grove. Our liberty pole fell just as they
were about to mount II to hoise the flag.
Our village schools have closed with
two very successful terms, taught by Miss
Simmons and Miss Carroll. both expe-
rieuced teachers. and both Normal School
students.
Mrs. W. Chase's free Singing School
Is Mt work with some SO scholars. Under
her tuition any young person can receive
musical instruction free Of all expense.
Her annual concerts have become per-
manent institution OF the place.
We are very fortunate in our chur ches
this year. Mr.. Forsyth breaches afternoons
At the Congregational, and Mr.. Wentworth
At the Methodist; both good speakers. and
successful teachers of the Gospel.
+. II. {.
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INSIDE LINE.
1878. SUMMER Arrangement 1878.
TIL Rec TRIPS A WEEK,
Bangor, Portland, Portsmouth, Salem Lynn,
Lowell, Lawrence, Hayerhill, Boston,
and New York
Making close connect ions with both the Eastern
ana Boston 4 Maine Railroads and arriving
in Boston at 30 and 10 80 O'Clock r. NJ


On and alter MONDAY, June LIST, Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND, e. kilby, Master, will
leave bangor for Portland every Monday We'd
nesday, and Friday morning. at O'Clock, touch
ing at all the usual landings on the River and
Bay, including sandy Point. NorthpOrt and Lin
celnville arriving IN Portland at about five
O'Clock Z, NJ, connecting with the Eastern Rail.
road train which leaves Portland at 5.S0P. NJ.
and the Boston and Maine which leaves Portland
at $50 4. NJ, arriving III Boston by Eastern al
$50 z. NJ. and the Boston and Maine at 10 80 p
NJ. Passengers by the City of RIchmondD anu
Eastern Railroad train make close connection
with the Shore Line Railroad which leaves Boston
at 10 O'Clock Z. NJ. for New York,
Passengers teketed through to Boston and
New York Limited tickets flor Boston, at 50
cents reduction.
Returning, will leave Railroad Wharf foot OF
State street, Portland same evening at 10 O'Clock
or on arrival OF the Express Train over the Bos.
ton and Maine RAILROAD which sleayes Boston at
SIX O'Clock Z. NJ. z Passengers can take any OF the
cartier trains from Boston over either of the
above Railroads,
Going West the CITY OF Richmond" also con.
meets with the Portland and Boston steamers
which leave Portland at O'Clock r. N. Pass.
engers ticketed through. Fare u .00.less than by
Boat and Rail.
For fu rther particulars inquire OF
A. KENDRICK, Agent.
Bangor, June 2s, 1878. lstf
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AAllbssAge.
Our celebration the Fourth WAS grand
success. The Christian church WAS packed
At 10 A. n. and the Sunday school folks
seemed deeply interested In the addresses.
aud they were delighted with the singing
and music by the Harrington cornet band.
There were about 500 In the church. We
were joined BY others 1t II n. and march
ed 70 . beautifully shaded grove, where
about six hundred people found tables
spread with edibles that were very sppe-
tizing. There was ''epough for ALL" All
the exercises during the day were very in
teresting, and the entire company seemed
happy.
Yesterday. Rev. H. n. Eaton Of the
Christian church. baptized three candi-
dates, aud they were admitted to the church
1t the close Of the afternoon service.
The Church voted Mr.. Eaton vacation
Of three weeks. commencing August l2'h.
He will spend bis vacation In Aassachu-
sets aud Rhode Island, with hte relatives
and old friends.
July 18th. 1878.
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GAIT. WILLIAM HorKrss.-Died IN Buehill.
June sSth. Capt wn- Hopkins in his slst year.
Capt. Hopkins WAS born In surry and came 10 hi 9
place . lii;ie more than Any years ago At that
time he WAS prominent and successful ship Mas.
Ter. Abou, thirty years aimee be returned fr ON
the sea. And engaged in trade lie soon became
An active politician in . Democratic party until
the formation Of the Republican party. when he
became an active and influential Republican. He
Vas several umes elected ~ represen ixuve 10 the
legislature, served two terms County Com mis-
sioner. and for many ysars elected town Treas
urer. Cap, Hopkins TO all the ,rusts conferred to
his care Was faithful and honest public serv Ant
lie lived 70 bury all his family one grand
daughter who resides In Bangor. OF him 4, may
well be said. "Gons down To the grave like shock
OF corn fully ripe CON
July j. ISIS.
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Our Minister TO France.

BOARs HAD. July 70.
General f. +. Noyes. Minister TO France
i guest at the Bears Head Hotel and Is
the recipient OF much attention. Ex-At-
tornev General Taft will arrive Wednesday
and viii be joined by several distinguished
citizens Of this and adjoining states. in
Guiding Senator Rollins, Hon. W. F.. Chan
dler. Gov. Prescott. Gen. Matt Head, Col.
Daniel Hall and Collector Young
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A correspondent OF the Port land Ress
writes: Willis Bunker and Reus Stanley
were thrown from . carriage 81 Southwest
Harbor on the Fourth, and Miss S,Anleys
wrist badly sprained.
Steamer Cimbria WAS gaily decked
with Gags on the Fourth. The Lsmoine
Band went on board 10 the afternoon and
were entertained by the officers At supper.
In the evening there WAS quite nne dis
play OF fireworks. The Cimbria still con-
tinues the centre Of attraction, and the Of
fcers still win golden opinions.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l7.-l0 A. NJ.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England, warmer, clear. or partially cloudy
weather. light, variable winds. mostly from
the South, and falling barometer.
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The Fish Commissioners.

PLYMOUTH, July TO.
The Massachusetts. New Hampshire
and Connecticut fish Commissioners me,
here to-day TO make arrangements In re-
gard TO restocking the Connecticut with
salmon.
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Since the finest and most expensive Shoes
for children are now prevented from wearing
through st the toe by the new and beautiful
black tip, (see advertisement in another COZ
umn) parents can reduce their bills one-hslf
by purchasing shoes with this TIP On them.
The Universal Pile Pills, are sold IN
Ellsworth by 8. d. Wiggin.
DIR. E. K. Jacksou'e Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder 10 highly recommended
for Catarrh. Colds In the head, Headache,
core threat, &c. See AdvertiseWent.
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oy baptism. Rev. Mr.. White, Of Ells-
worth. kindly assisted pastor Trip. in the
ordnance. These make 81 baptized Into
the Fellowship OF that church within four
months.
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WORkINCMEN

BEFORE you begin your heavy spring work
after winter OF relaxation. your system
needs cleansing sod ngthening to prevent
On atisck Of Ague, Bilious or spring Fever. OF
some other Spring sickness that will uni, you
for . seasons work. You viii save time,
much sickness and great expense II you will
use one bottle Of Hop Bitters in your family
this month. Don't wait. See other colnmn.
2w29
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Suicide.

BELLOWS FALLS. VI, July To-
Charles Rice, farmer, living about four
miles from here 10 Drewsvine. y. H., COM
United suicide this forenoon by hsnging.-
lie MAS 20 years old. Intemperance was
the cause
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TSne Hltes and so do al diseases OF the skin
when that Incompatible purifier OF the cutiele
and besutifier OF the complexion. GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP, is used to disperse them.
Pimpes, blotches. sores and bruises, and the
like are invariably removed bv ii.
HILLS HAIR 4 WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown, soc. Avg.
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Last week, Miss Serena, q IS years old
daughter OF Mr.. S. J. Lord. hearing an IN
usual commotion In the hen-house early In
the morning, went out and discovered a
skunk helping himself to her chickens.
She returned TO the house, took down q
rife and sho, him through the heart. 1t re-
quired . cool head and = steady hand.
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NJ A II II E d.

= Ellsworth-July 18th, by William Somerby
ESQ, Mr.. George II. BlaisdelI. Of Orland, and
Miss Mary Butler, of Ellsworth.
July 10th, by Rev. T. +. White, MIR. Hiram
W, smith, Of the Bangor Theological Seminary
ana Miss Carrie Z. Lord. Of Ellsworth.
Tremont-July 4th. by Rev. S. II. Emery
Hosea w. Hodgdon. and Miss Alice Mckay
New York City-July 10th, by the Rev. Mr.
Seymore, Mr.. Henry J. Gardner and Miss
Isabel N. Brown, both Of Castine, Me.
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Drowned.

LOWELL, Mass, July l6.
Daniel Driscoll. aged Z, son OF the oars
man Of that name. was drowned tonight
while playing on the bank Of the Western
Canal.
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-Addmson's Botanic Bdisdm for all diseases
Of the throat ami lungs. 1t seldom fails to
cure. Price - cts.
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4 HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concern ed, that he has been duly appoin ted ,
and has taken upon himself. the trust Of Ex-
ecntor of the last Will and Testament OF
CHAS 5. TORREY. late OF Deer Isle
in the County OF Hancock. deceased, by giving
bond as the Las directs; he therefore requests ali
persons who indebted TO the said deceased's
estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who have any Immediate demands thereon to
exhibit the same Tor settment
LEVI KNIGHT.
July 3, Isis. Sw2Ss
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THE subscri Der hereby gives public notice to
] all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed, and has taken upon himself, the trust of
an Administrator OF the Estate Of
wILFukD L. TREWORGY. late of surry
In the County OF Hancock, deceased,
BY giving bond ~ the Law directs; hs therefore
requests all persons who are indebt cd To the
saia deceased's estate, to make immediate pay.
ment, and those who have any demands thereon
70 exhibit the same for payment.
LEVI T. TREWORGY, Admir-
June 18th, ls7s. sw2ss
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Do you want 10 save your children! II you
do. go To @. A. Parcher and get box OF Fee.
sendens Worm Expelier. 1t Is the sure,t,
safest and best worm medicine now in USE
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sent
by mail on receipt Of the price.
Prepared by F.ssenden h Co., Rocklsnd,
Maine.
Instanter cures TOoothschs 10 one moment.
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The Maine Dental Society held It's an.
nusl session here to-day G. W. Stoddard
Was elected president; Isaac Goddard.
vice-president; u. W. Fellows, secretary /;
J. ". Curtis. treasurer; Thos. Fllebrown,
librarian Papers were read on neuralgia.
by Isaac Goddard of Lewiston; the iifth
par of nerves, 10y u. W Fellows of Port
land; development Of teeth, by Thos. File
brown, snd defective dentine, BY ] W. Cur
iis. The next semi-annual session will be
held at Auburn, and the annual meeting at
Belfast
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SACo, July l6.
Two large ice houses containing abou,
POO tons OF ice belonging TO Clesves &
ShacAford, and one containing about 1000
tons belonging to Bradford and Tsrbox,
situated on the bank of the Saco River
about two miles from the city, were de-
stroyed by fire at O'Clock this morning.
Cleaves Il Shachford were Insured $1,000 /;
Bradford & Tsrbox $1,000. Bradford &
TarboX had made sale of their Ice and have
been shipping several DAYS
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LEWISTON, July l6.
Just before speed was put on the Bates
Mil at noon, fire Was discovered 10 the
corner OF the weaving room 10 the wooden
mill. 1t ran through the room at once. The
efficient ire department OF the mill had
streams on quickly and confined the Ore to
that room. The yarn and harnesses were
destroyed, but the looms do not appear to
be badly damaged. The spinning room
shove and gig room below we're damaged
BY water. c. J. Barker. ESQ, Agent,
thinks that $1,000 or 5000 will cover the
damage; Insured In Boston offices.
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MARINE LIST.

EiIswsrth Pert.
Friday, July II.
SAILED.
Sch 0anges, Walls, Boston.
Sch Rhode Isle. -, Boston.
Saturday, July Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ouonto, Hammond, Boston.
Sch Altavelia, Smith, Boston.
Sch Arboreer. ClSEk. Boston.
SAILED.
Sch City OF Ellsworth. Grant, Portland.
sunday. July II. 4.
ARRIVED.
sch weslerioo. Whitaker, New York.
Sch julia Edna, ferrll, Bar Harbor.
Tuesday. July 10.
ARRIVED
Sch Agrieola, whitpore. Boston,
Sch Banner. Conn. Portland. freight.
oDooeseie Pesas.
BLUkHILL-Ar s. sch CushmAn, Wall. Bos-
ton.
CALAIs.,Ars .. Brig: M.n1anill.. Rich. fremont.
Ar 8. sch Mary Holt. STAN Boston.
BOsToS-Ar 10. sch Louise. Leighton. Mil.
AZ IL. sch olive Branch. Wilton. we~hauken !;
Ar TO- sch vandsiia, Besss, Ellsworth: Silver
Prince, Bartlett, DO; Fair Wind, Loctpost.
PoErLAsD-Ar II. sch Express. Was. Rock.
port.
Cid II, sch Banner. Coin, Ellsworth.
NEwBUnYr0KT-Ars .. sch Annie =. Colhns.
AT is, sch Pride Of the East. Lord. Baltimore.
Sid II. sch Pride Of the east Lord, Calais.
Cid u. sch r Enersou .Enerson. Bucks sport
FALL RIvER-Ar .. sch AgricoIs, whitrnore.
Ellsworth.
Sid TO- sch Agricola. whk more, Ellsworth.
POsTsh0Urh Sid l.. sch hindora n sson, Mt.
pesen.
DI01rox-ssd Is. sch CasrIian. Means. New
Yoek.
N.w losK-As u. sch Geo .Yursusos. Fur
gNsoa, 1laehlu; Zicavo, Weber, Now Bedford.
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strikes Al the root, builds up the constitution,
makes it new, and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o. the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to he I'D
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. ly40
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Fire In West BALDWIN.

PORTLAND. July l6.
The dwelling house OF Samuel r. Murch
In West Baldwin. was burned Monday.
Furniture mostly saved
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Xs!!g!sss Services n tbs CITY saeA ss,asy

observation-disclosures hine NJ 10 30 A
NJ and . 7. n. Sabbath school In toe Ate,
noon. At IL O'Clock, n,
bArIisr.-freachinG 1t Q and r. II. Sab
bath School st p. n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO half past ten IN the
forenoon, sunday School at twelve, Evening
Service At half past seven.
4, CAIa"IIc.-Preschin at 10 l-s O'Clock A..
NJ. Sabbath School at p. n.
METHoDIsT.-Preschi ., 2 and 7P. NJ
Sabbath School At P. N.
sPIRITuALIsT.-Aeeting held every SUM-
day ut O'Clock. p. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coomb-' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AgRTING-every Sun.
dsv at p. NJ, At Temperance Hall.
NeS Advertisements Thss Week.
Non PRESIDENT Tax-Tovn Of MI Desert
Nonresident TaX-Surry.
Nonresident Tax-Bucksport
Administra tors Sale-City Of Ellsworth
Administrators Sale-Samuel WATSON
kxcursicns-Geo. y. Tilden.
For sAle-Henry Whiting a Sons.
jubilee singers-HApcock Hall
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MAINE NEWS.

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To THE non. Judge OF Probate for the County
ot Hancock.
TIE undersigned W itiow OF Reuben A " Al
] son, Late of Brookhn In sand County ,decea. ed
respectfully represents that sad deceased died
possessed OF Per sonal Estate, an Inventory OF
which has been daily returned int o the Probate
once that her circumstances render It necessary
IN al ~" sH"uid have more OF said Personal Es-
Ate than she - entitled to n distribution
thereof, She therefore prGys that your Honor
would grant her such Allowance out OF said Per.
soma! fsiAi" ~ IN your discretion you may de-
tefmne necessary and proper. Also appoint
commissioners 20 set out her Dove IA the Real
Estate OF her late husband.
LIZZIE 4. WATSON.
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LOWELL. Mass. JuI