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srPreachers viii not Be permitted to tea

AEPreachers will not be permitted to teach
in the public schools OF Milwaukee hereafter
AarSlade, the New York spiritualistie per
police.
nSDuring the past year not single mile of
railroad was built in Georgia, Mississippi. or
Arkansas. VI
Rome despatch says Cardinal Howard
Scotland. ".
@One OF the acrobats known as the Bur
ton Bros, fell while making a leap during the
performance at theater In Philadelphia last
evening and was seriously injured He at
tempted TO continue the performance but was
stopped by the audience.
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The District in Congress.
ARMY MEDICAL Mi-SErM.

VI
joint resolution introduced in the House
of Representatives Monday provides that for
the purpose of enlarging the grounds OF the
Army Medical Museum, and to secure The
same from accident or loss by fire. the Secre-
tary OF War be. and lie is hereby, auths srize, to
purchase sub lot numbered -. ami 10 feet lOl5
inches front, by the depth thereof. of sub-lot
numbered 2S i'll RIA .Slinn and others record.
ed SUBDIVISION nfpart of original LOT numbered
II, IN square numbered 37I, situate in the city
OF Washington, District of Columbia. and to
pay therefor not TO exceed 81 per square foot.
The second section apprOpriatcS $i974 81 for
the purchase.
BILL TO RECONSTRUCT THE POLICE FORCE.
The following are the provisions OF the bill
introduced in the House last week to make
certain changes i'll the organization of the Me-
trOpOll'an police force of the District of Co
lumbla From and after the passage of the
tan police OF the District of Columbia is abol-
ished. The Secretary of War shall detail an
officer OF the army, not below the rank of cap
Ia tam; a. who shall perform all the duties and have
all the powers heretofore performed by the Sll-
perintendent OF metropolitan police: Pro
rded. That such officer shall receive no pay
other than that to which he is entitled by vir-
tue OF his rank in the army. excepting, now
ever. the customary allowances for the main
tenance OF horse The detective force. as at
present existing. is abolished: and the power
TO appoint force not in excess of four per-
sons, who shall serve as detectives and who
snail receive compensation not to exceed
I,4oper annum, is vested in the officer pro
Vlded for as abeve. From and after the pass
tropolitan police force shall he as follows, one
half OF which shall be paid by the United
States and One-half by the District of
Columbia, to wit:-Captain, $500: lieuten-
ans Sl,GU; SergeantS, $500: priVateS, $500.
The police force shall consist of the following
officers, namely: One captain, ten lieutenants,
twenty sergeants; such number of privates,
not exceeding three hundred for the regular
deem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

PROTEST AGAINST SILyER.-The New York
board of trade and transportation have re-
solved to forward to Congress a memorial set
ting forth the evil effects OF a silver plethora
and declaring gold the only proper standard
of value. The memorial states that the whole
sale merchants of New York experience great
inconvenience from the accumulation of sill
yer coin received from their customers, who
are principally retail tradesmen. As the banks
will not receive the silver on deposit except to
pay it back i'll kind, merchants are obliged to
sell it at Il discount. and add the amount of
the discount 10 the price of their goods. The
memorial received the signature of three hun
dred firms, whose annual sales are estimated
at six hundred million dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

WILLIAM HIGGINS of San Saba county
Texas. recently dug a cave to protect himself
and his family against the weather. During
the late rains the entire family were i'm at
night, when the top gave way without warn
ing. with its weight of logs and dirt, and
though higgins escaped with severe injuries,
his wife and children were smothered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

WoRkINGMENs CONFERENCE.-THE chair
man and secretary of the state committee of
The United Workingmen's" party have
ca led conference, to be held in the city of
Rochester on February Is, to which all green
vited, with the view of harmonizing all ele-
ments In the state having the workingmen's
interests in yieW.-TN " Y Herald Eth
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A@The White Sulphur Springs (West Vir
giHia) property is to be sold at auction next
August. A million dollars, it is said, must be
obtained TO satisfy the mortgage holders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

AS-George T. Downing, of Newport. X. L.
has petitiened the state legislature for q re-
peal Of the statute forbidding the intermar-
riage of whites and blacks, which the last
legislature denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

BRIGHAM YOUNG's twenty-five widows and
fnrtyhVe children are dissatisfied with the
distribution of the Prophets property and
threaten to bring lawsuit that will throw the
discussion on hell into the shade.-[N. Y. Her.
M
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The BALTIMORE BOY NOT CHARLIE ROSS.
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A Dead Ceuseun.rt.

0swEGo. y. Y. Feb. h-Jacob M Jacohs
aged 100 yearSand months, died last evening
he was in the l. ). naval service OF the war Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

THE LAST HOUR OF VICTOR EMMANUEL's
LIFE was filled with peculiarly distressing
scenes. The Princess Margherita was wild
with grief, and had to be taken forciby away
from the couch. The king, in feeble voice,
said to her: why do you weep, my child :
don't you know that sooner OF later all must
die?" A little later, as the members of his
civil and military household passed before
him to bid him farewell, he saw the strong
men convulsed with Sobs and said, with much
dignity: Don't cry. Kings, as well as other
people, are m0rtal!" Shortly before the king
breathed his last the physicians endeavOred
to prevent his wish to be seated in a chair.
They advised him to remain i'm bed, but he
said: II beg of you, my friends let ME die in
my own fashion," And they concluded that
they would. To Prince Humbert he said fthis
version of his words has been authOrized]:
Hold firm and good, and love with equal
love country, liberty and religion
DEATH AT THE THRESHOLD OF LopaE
ROOM.-Mrs. }. q. Lacey of 226 South First
street, was to be initiated last evening as a
member at the Good Templars Lodge los.
During the afternoon and early evening She
looked forward to the initiation with feelings
OF dellght. She started from her home al
about O'Clock accompanied by her husband
and at the lodge room, after the couple had
reached the landing at the head OF the second
flight OF stairs, about half an hour later. Mrs.
Lacey, without word or any expression in
dlcailng pain, fell 10 the floor and died instant
y-tN Paul Pioneer Press.
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CAPTAIN ANKERs and first mate Dickinson.
OF the III fated Metropolis, were examined yes
terday by the inspector of hulls. and they tes-
titled that the steamer was in good condition
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WHISKY AND CRIME.-Judge Green Clark
OF the eighth judicial district, states that in his
district there are six counties, three of which
have rejected it. He had held in each of these
Two counties three courts, and at each term of
the court in the counties where the law is in
has been diminished one hundred per cent. in
consequence of the prohibition of intoxicating
liquors; while i'll the other counties not unde
me law, !here is little, II any, Improvement in
the criminal docket. He states, also, that six
persons in the district had been convicted of
murder, fiye OF which originated from whisky,
and almost every other conviction for violence
was the result of intOxicatiOn.-T Naudsotd
Tablet
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IHE REVEREND COLONEL INGERsOLL de-
clared last evening that the doctrine of hell
hre is an Infamous dogma and that he has no
respect for any man who believes in it. Mr.
lngerSOll did not inquire what those who be-
neNe III 1t think of him.-IN. Y Herald
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GRIEF STRICKEN.-Snipkins refused to get
his wife new hat, and soon after his little girl
me monkey to play with when you go down
town." mo, darling-wait till you are older,
and then marry one, as / did, replied the
grief,strlcken wife. her tears bursting forth
afreSh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

-FOUR CHILDREN SMOTHERED TO DEATH
In New YORK lire occurred on the second
floor OF 554 9th street, at late hour last night.
caused by bed clothes taking fire from spark
from stove. Four children of Thomas Chs
Sidy were SuffOcated
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LII II IL r.
L U NJ B E r

UMBER.
wILLET 4 LIBBEY.
CoRNKR Sixth STREET AND N. Y. AvENUR.
OUR PRICE LIST Is THE LOWEST
LATHsl LATHs! LATHs!
LATHs-Best Bangor: per thousand .........$2.O 90
JOIsT STUDS; per hundred reet............. 1.6S
FENCING lIs, 1s FKEr; per hundred. ..... l. 50
wAsHBOARDs, Dressed Jointed; CLEAR l. 80
WIDE IsINCH BOARDS, Dressed. .....,.... $50
GEORGIA HEART FLOORING. LARGE
STOCK.
PAILINss, DRESSED. PATTERNS, With
Scrooi Work.
DIZZY LUMBER Under Cover In our Large DRY
LUMBKR sHKD.
wILLET 4 LIBBEY.
CoRNKR SIXTH STREET AND n. Y. AVENUE.
~No Branch Yards.-Ea
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kilograms to The Star.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Trouble Just Beginning.
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ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE WRoSG.-Nr.
Henry 5. Moss, member of the Louisville fKyI
board OF aldermen and a prominent merchant.
Is alleged to have forged papers to the extent
OF $io,OOO or $50,00O. New York and Louisville
parties are reported as the sufferers Mr.
Moss was senior member of Moss & Semple.
wholesale hardware Dealers and bore an ex,
cellent reputation for business integrity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

DIR. LEWIS PLASTER.

SEVEN FOR A QUARTER.
One large and six small. Surpasses Capcine and
Porous. sure cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises anC
Rheumatism.
Sold by all Druggists. Ask for a Circular.
lap23Iy
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OF. RISES HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
- IN CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
2C23 q street, bet. Goth and 21St streets.
DRESS MAKING, under the direction of a
French Dress Maker. Ladies' TTOGSSeaus and
Children Suits. i19-1m
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:, There is ungnsstionably no remedy 80 certain in
Its effects. ASTHMA, WINTER COUGH, IN
ClPIENT C0NSUMPTlON, and all disorders Of
the THkOAT aud LUNGS alike yield TO its infu-
ence. The highest medical testimony states that no
better cure for these complaints exists, which has
been proved by considerably over half csntury's
experience. They are sold by all Chemists. Fifty
cents per box. Z. fOUGERA CO., New York,
special Agents noy2O-t, tn. ,bm
TNHE NAILS-Judge PrenIis csrtiffes: s.Dr,
L SCHULTZ Gu red mine Is years ago. Thou.
sAnds IKE Of painless cases OF bunions, corns,
ulcers, ehilbains, Rheumatic or swollen Joints &C.
once: SOS Pennsylvantz avenue, u o stairs. Iadies
md children attended q usual. Can tsts. el
THE BEST HAIR WORK AND PERPUN.
ERIES Ii ut the FRENCH ESTABLISH.
SSs cct29-6
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HENRIOT g. CO.

HENRIOT & CO.
In introducing this Cham pagne we are confident
that its superior merits will insure it permanent
popularity with the lovers OF the delicious wines of
France.
Per case, $50 90 currency.
HALL L HUME,
taB4-r SOS Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
tc-tay were Vice President Wheeler, General
Iyner, Gov. Mccormick, Senators Morrill,,
McCreery, Ingalls,. Bruce and Gordon Repre-
sentatiyeS Henderson, Van NOrnees, Robin
son, Brewer. Kidder, Carlisle. Shallenberger
Evans of Ind, and Ii. w. Middleton of Phila.
delphia,
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, SIT 1892: customs, So, ,03l72
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

CLAIM OF THE COLUMBIA TURNPIKE Com
PANY.-The bill introduced in the House
by MI. Tucker, of Virginia, provides that the
C aim OF the Columbia turnpike roads COM
pany for compensation for the use of their
ad on the south OF the Potomac river by the
military forces during the late rebellion be re-
ferred 10 the Court of Claims to determine
and award the equitable compensation to
which said company is entitled, the same to
pc pald IN the same manner as other claims
determined in the said court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05

The PRESIDENT will hO d a recep ion this
evening from S to IN o'clock.
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THE EIGHR-UOUR LAW. A decision was
rendered in the Court of Claims yesterday in
the case of DriscOn vs.. the United States, in
yOlying the rights of government employees
under the eight hour law. The opinion of the
court was adverse to the claimants right to
recover: but as the amount involved in this
ease was tOOsmall TO enable the claimant to
appeal. and as there were about 1900 other
eases involved, pro fOrHld iud gment was en-
tered for the claimant, from which tho gov
erbment, by appeal, will carry the case to the
Supreme Court for a final decision.
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lHE FATHER OF CHARLIE Ross will be in
baltimore to-day to see the little fellow from
Demerara brought there by Mr.. Perot and
He has very little hope of finding his lost child.
and only comes to satisfy public opinion. The
father and family have been wearied out bv
1aiSe representations. and their patience and
means dissipated by long Journeys TO such an
extent that it is not to be wondered at that
They move cautiously and apparently negli-
gently in all new Investigations.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.-COI. Grey con
cMded his argument in behalf of an extension
OF time for the completion of th9 Northern
Pacific railroad before the Senate committee
rallruauS to-day
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~No Branch Yards. -6s
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AN AMERICAN TRADE DELEGATION IN THE
WEST iNDIES.-With reference to the re GENTLY
Inahgurated movement in favor of the eXt.n
sion OF the trade of the Emitted States. Consul
McLaln reports TO the Department of State
that deleg CATION of American citizens, mum
herlng about seventy-tive, comprising promi-
nent representatives OF the business interests
OF important southern cities, arrived at Mas
TO ascertain what can be accomplished in the
way OF promoting trade between the Bahamas
and other West Indian Islands, and the south
and a half prOfitably and pleasurably at Mas
sau the party left for Havana to prosecute
similar inquiries as to business prospects in
that quarter.
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GAFF, FLEISCHMANN s. CO.'S
COMPRESSED YEAST.

All first class grocers keep il.
Everything that succeeds and has merit, has imi-
tatOTs and cUUnerfeteTs; therefore if you wish to
take advantage of the superior quality Of Gaff,
TIeischnann 4 Co.'S COMPRESSED YEAST see
that worthless limitations aTc not pamed OF upon
you.
PRESSED YEAST has on the wrapper our firm
name n trade mark. iau22-ly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-02
Auction Sale OF Bankrupt Stock.

Il saturday, the 1tn ia, of December next, at |
~ O'Clock T.. M, at the house of Willard g.
matson, IN fayette he following property belong.
ing 70 the estate of Hard G. Watson Bankrupt
Mi Mi be sold at public auction, viz Three Cows
i"n enohts. W. X. WHITE.
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Notice of Aseiunment,

NOJICE is hereby given that Virgil A. Little
~ held, OF Augusta, Ia the County OF Kennebec
ana the state of Maine, has this day ssgned TO me
all OF his property except such as Is by law EXEMPT
nom attachment, for the benefit of his creditors
and three months from the execution OF said as.
signment is allowed Tor said creditors to become
parties thereto. T.. W. WHITEHOUSE,
Augusta Me, Oct q, 1878. tSw3w
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aaitr Amnrbst gonrnal.
A VIGIL.
BY FRANCES L. MACE.

All-Soul's day Where have heard or read
An old-time legend, sad and sweet,
That tonight return the remembered dead
And walk among us with phantom feet
The watcher heedeth nor sight nor sound
But till dawn is breaking, they throng around
Beloved Thou hast been gone from me
A year and day. will watch tonight
Nv door shall be left sjar for thee;
will brighten my fire and trim my light,
And. musing softly of other DAYS,
Vigil I'll keep by the midnight blaze.
Are there joys untold in those realms above
With whose meaning mortals may vsinly cope
Blooms there sweeter rose than love
Sings there happier bird than hope
Was the waking all that thy dreams foretold
Of palm and palace and gates of gold
Thou didst love me truly doubt it not
To part was bitter though silent pain,
In that far-oif land am yet forgoti
l. mourning empty and memory vain
Hsrk Was that whisper, so soft, SO near?
1t is but the signing wind hear.
How fair to me was thy fading face,
Bright with tender and tranquil glow
Heaven bad lent thee its promised grace,
dawing rapture was on thy brow
Thy smile--What shines so within the door 7
Only the moonlight just touching the floor.
we were happy, love, IN those summer Jays,
The days of sunshine so bright so long,
Pleasant our walks by the iowery ways,
Sweet the communing by word and song.
Listen 20 melody, come once again,
All silent! must have been dreaming then.
hear the wash Of the troubled tide
As 1t breaks on the cold. unheeding shore;
The elm trees grieve by the river side,
And the lonely pines reply, mo more :"
Low in the east hangs the star of dawn:
he aixsif NJ On nd
Surely one moment she stopped to see
The light on my hearth. and her glance was
kind.
Such presence yelled from our sight must be;
They are not fathless though we are blind.
In the light of the same undying love,
We watch below and they watch above.
Sunday Afternoon for Norember.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Horace Parlin and
~ Charles +. Parlin, both of Hallowell, IN the
County OF kennebec and State OF Maine, individu
ally and as members OF tire firm OF H. Parlin Il
Son, have this day assigned to me all their proper
ty, except such as is by law exempt from attach o..
ment and execution, for the benefit o. their credi-
tors in accordance with the provisions OF Chap 20
of the Revised Statutes and acts amendatory there
to, and three months from the execution of said
assignment are allowed for said creditors to
become parties thereto.
HERBERT NJ. HEATH.
Augusta. Me Nov. % ls7s novlh IVY
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Notice OF Assignee OF His Appointment

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF Aids W. Dav.l
Charles X. Libby and Henry In pa,kru,,,,,
Day, Partners, as Day Libby, " ""'"f'VS
Bankrupts,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S..
At Lewiston, the 18th day of October, A. ID 1915.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
p0intment as Assignee OF Adds W. Day, aud
Charles X. Libby of Lewiston, 10 the County OF
Androscoggin, and Henry Day of Monmouth, in
the County OF kennebec, and State OF Maine
within said District, VINO have been adludged
Bankrupts upon their own Petition, indiv dually
and as members of the firm of Day Il Libby, by
the District Court Of said District.
IL. A. WHEELOCK, Assignee.
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Second Meeting of Creditors

| liz THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DIsTRlcToF MAINE.
In the matter OF Peter Sib. !
ley and Edward X. Slbley,
Partners us Peter Sibley 4 In Bankruptcy.
Son,
Bankrupts
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Pursuant to an order of said Court, the second
general meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupts
VIII be held at the Court House in Augusta, in
said District on the tenth day of December, A ID
1878, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, before John W. May
one of the Registers in Bankruptcy, in said bis.
trict, for the purposes named 10 section 5O9l, oil
the Revised Statutes of the United States. Title
Bankruptcy.
HERBERT NJ. HEATH, Assignee.
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Order of Meeting of Creditors under
Section 5O92.

Order of Meeting of Creditors under
Section 5O92.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of VIM. s. Hatch
and Edwin III. Hatch, Partners Z In Bankruptcy.
as Hatch Brothers, Bankrupts.)
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Upon the application of Edmund r. webb,
Assignee of the estate of WIN. II. Hatch and
Edwin IL Hatch, Bankrupts, IT Is ORDERED,
That n second general meeting OF the Cred
itors OF said Bankrupts, be held at the
Court House 10 Augusta, in said District, on
the tenth DAY of December, a. ID. 1875 at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, before John W. May, one of the
Registers in Bankruptcy in said Distrlct, for the
purposes named in the Section 50.'2 OF the Revised
Statutes of the United States; Title Bankruptcy.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That The As
signce give notice OF said meeting by sending
written printed notices by mail, postpaid, OF the
time and place Of said meeting to all known cred-
tors of said Bankrupts and that he also notify the
Bankrupts to be present thereat; and he shall also
publish notice OF the time and place OF said moe l.
ing once week for two successive weeks, IN the
newspaper called the kennebec journal, printed
at Augusta the first publication to be al least ten
days prior to said meeting.
WITNESS, the Honorable EDWARD Fox, Judge
OF the said Court and the seal thereof at Port
land, in said District, ON the twenty-seconu
day OF November A. ID. 1878.
WIN. p. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court Tor said District.
4&wnovZ7 dec4
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NOTICE OF ASsIt:NMENr.

Notice is hereby given that Charles ParlIn
aud William J. Mprgriige but1 of Hailuwell, IN
the county ui Kennebcc and state OF Maine in
dividuaily and as embers OF the fir OF Pdrlln X
MorgI idge have this da5 assigned TO me all their
property except such ms l. by law exempt iro II
attachment and execution, Tor the ben III OF tn in
creditors, in accordance with the provisions oi
chap. 40 oi The Revised Sta utes, and acts anendi
tory thereto. ana three months IRON the execution
of SAID assignment are allowed for said creditor
to become parties thereto.
HERBERT NJ. HEATH.
Augusta, Me, Nov. -, 1915. nov15r3S
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Commissioner Notice.

VOuuIIHSIUu6TS NCCIC6.
THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
L the Judge Of Probate for kennebec County,
70 receive and examine the claims OF creditor b
against the estate OF Elias T. yler, late OF China
deceased represented insSvent, give notice that
siA months from the Both day OF September 1878,
are allowed Tor said creditors to present and prove
men claims, and that they will be in session for
the purpose of receiving said claims and proof At
tne once OF r. W. Whitebouse in Augusta, at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon of each day, on saturday
day of March next.
5 ;. vi fE MUhMIMaERoUsE' commissioners.
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