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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-25

John 7. Clark and William J. Clark, partner
doing business under the firm name vi Clark.
Adams ( Clark.
ATTACHMENT ~ AS-CNP-fT.
This DAY came the plaintiffs by their attorney
and on their motion III" attarhm ent issued I'm
this CnrISe u dO.kee,i. The obje"i Of this suit l.
10 recover from the delandAut- the some Of one
hundred and nineteen dollar and sixteen cent
with interest thereon. from November I, ls7s
until paid and custs Of suit which sum Of silS 10
II due on open account for goods -Old aud de
liyercd BY plaintiffs o. defendants And 81 at
tsrhment having been issuei In this suit and by
virtue 81 aid attachment the sergeant 81 the city
Of Wheeling having leYci on and taken into his
IS,s-sSSion nine ~ teerCcs assorted lamp. mum
hered respectively 30 81. az. 90, 90 al. ~.
Oh aud yit and each oi said tercts being marked
CLARK Adams & Clark. Boston Mss. :" and IL
further appearing by al affidavit fled In this
Gnuse that the defendants are not rSients Il IN"
state Of West Virginia: and IL further Appearing
that the defendants have not been served - ith q
copy ~ the attachment issued In this cau=@, nor
With a c7ppy Of IA. sum mons iSHsd min. and
that the defendants have not SpIsarr'l Ia answer
said aiuachnen OF summons, IL J. ordered that
the defendants John 7. Clark and william }
Clark DO apT--aT within four week. after the 'Ets
81 the nrSt publication Of this Drl~T anI DO hAi
!. NECESSARY to prUt.ct their Interests IL this suit
aud thi. order shall be Published AMI I.5sie-i
COrSting % law. ]. VI. bAEkhH, tlcrk-
True copy. Tcsts:
T. VI. DGEEAU. Clerk.
Plaintiff aff'y Il a., Ear uIsJaWi
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CTnVN REMEDY FOR BALDNESS.
SU hE Prescription FREE 70 any persoii
who will agree 60 pay q when new growth OF
Hair, whiskers or Nusachcs ID AetnAiiy PRO-
duced, SANDERS0S 4 CO., Clinton Place.
New York. oc1geov
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Very respectfully,
JAMES PEBwoRTH.
Corner OF Water and Matthews Streets

Norfolk. -
The symptoms Of this distressing com
n,a;nt Itching Piles, is moisture-ike
nsrspiration. distressing itching, as
though pin worms were crawling, par
t;rularly at night, when undressing OF
after getting warm in bed; oftentimes
shows itself around the private parts,
and II allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow. Remember,
"swayne's Ointment IS pleasant S,.a an, no
sure cure, allays all itching at 1n.e, II"
smarting or burning sensation whatever,
!, also c1,res letter, salt rheum, BARRIERS
itch b pimples, sore-heads, ring-worm'
a aaei' ali crusty, scaly, itchy skin e er,
,;ons' %" Price, so cents a box, three
boxes, sl.25. Sent by mail to any AID 9.
dress ON receipt Of price in carrency 60 OF
postage stamps], by DR.. swayne q SON y
Philadelphia, Sold by all prompinen'
druggists.
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Read tins Letter,

NORFOLK, Va, October LIST. 1873.
| have been suffering with Itching
piles for eight wears, and could get moth
ing to give me relief until saw your
advertisement in the Norfolk Lnndmdrs.
purchased box OF Swaynes All-heal-
inc Ointment, and its use has made a
na,iac, rnr, You can make use OF tins
- " Very respectfully,
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For Sale Cheap for CASH.

- HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT COAL
= Cars, one cart, one Farm Wagon, one Spring
Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunk. One new Spring
Wagon ). J. ELLIFRITZ,
aplJ Cor 9th and Market streets.
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sHERIFFS SALE.

J. NJ. Iaishley
vs.. Fieri Facias in Assumpsit.
Pryor Boyd ( co..
c. Jane Pryor
vs.. Fieri Facias in ASsumpSit.
Pryor Boyd e Co.
D. Jane Boyd
VS.. Ficri Facias in Assumpsit.
Pryor Boyd X Co.
Sarah +. Boyd
vs. Ficri Facias In AssumpSit.
Pryor Boyd 4 co..
Mary +. Boyd
vs.. , leri FaclaS III ASSumisll.
Pryor Boyd & co.
DY VIRTUE OF FIVE SEVERAL EXECu-
ID tons in the above entitled causes Ia me di-
rcctc,l and by virturc OF an order Of attachment
in the case OF the south Bend Chilled Plow Com
pany against the said Pryor Boyd and Company,
I have levied upon and will SELL ut No. 1901
Main street, in the city of Wheeling, on
WEDNESDAY, THE nth DAY OF NONEM-
Der, A. ID. 1873.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following
described personal property. to-wt: III south
Bend Chilled Plows. - Stecl-ToOth Hay Rakes,
Onehorse Moving Machines, Hay Tedders, ~
Champion Mowers, u Combined Mowers and
Reapers - Revolving Hay RakeS, No. Churn,
~ No. Churns, Is No. ChurnS. Brown
Horse Gray Horse. set Single Harness, set
Double Harness, l pair Shafts, Pole ami one
Buck Wagon.
Terms Of Sac-CASlf.
Sheriff of Ohio County.
f. G. CRACRAFT and
GEO +. LlNCH.
Complaiuants Attorneys. nO9
The above sale was postponed until WEDNES-
nay .DF(,EMBER 4th, nO2li
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IM1zlzux1NmMu:

vVNIIE BEST SCHOOL FOR BOYS IN THESE
/ times II where they can yet u Practical ius'
ines Education In the shortest possible time.
This can bc done az fmNhcr's business College.
and In few months The English branches are
also thoroughly taught Ladies an admitted.
Call nj office Ur address J. VI. FRAsHER Il co,
Wheeling ". Va. ngl7csW
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Attachment Notice.

John l. Hobbs John II. Hobbs Charles ".
Bnpckunier and William Leighton. jr. partners
doing business under the firm name OF ]. 81.
Hobhs Brnckuuicr & Co,
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BANKS.
Exchange Bank.

C,pVrAL - -. S3OO,OOO
LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS, Siw'on.
-l.- p.,,l .urrrrd~ To the business OF the
v.-,Glr,,. National Bank, and deals i'll CON-
.I'g,,,n> commercial paperand bills ofcXchahse.
INTEREST PAID On SPECIAL DEPOSITS.
c,u,rrinr> made on NIL points and proceeds
,,,grr'y rqnittrd Accounts 0f bankers ana
,l,tr,>, men solicited. Stockholders liable 10
f.r.,i,rrS according Ia III" constitution oil the
Sat. the same ~ in National banks.
DIRECTORS:
~ y,X,r SlM'L LAuGIILIN.
I,rr,rrIS CRAWFORD BoOTH,
IJr>yy WALLACE. : HuEKHEINEE,
J. g. HuFFNN$. II. HiIMAN'
WM. EIIINGHA An.
J. Y VANCE. PRESIDENT.
~\NTL LNUGHLIN, NICE-PRESIpESr.
IuUN J. Jones CASHIER. auS'
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Attachment Notice.

In the Municipal Courtof Wheeling -:
Ferdinand Reinhard and Conrad Brandan.
a..
PetrO LitSCher
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MARBLE WORKERS.
INSuR RANCE.
j. G.. ALDERSON'S

ENERNL INSURANCE AGENCY Esd fIooT
UFmnklin Building, Wheeling. ". Va. AIN
agent for the following old and reliable English
and American Cpmtmulps.
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KnickcrbOCkrr Casualty, New York, 1850 y
Property insured at the very lowest mates.
Losses paid promptly. Good risks and reliable
agents solicited In every part Of West Nirginin.
J. {. ADHESION.
InsFpU EusuEINIr Ibcal Ayr ma
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ALLOTMENT ~ AsrXP.r1.

John 7. Clark AMI William J. Clark partner
doing business under the firm name vi Clark
Adams ( Clark
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In the County Court Of Ohio county, West Vir-
ginia:
Alfred Caldwell, Administrator, with the will
annexed, of John Morgan, decd,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22


The annual meeting of the Orchard Beach As
ISOLATION was held at the st. Cloud on W ednes-
day last. The officers elected for the coming
year ara as follows, viz:
Amos Cummings of Massachusetts, presi-
dent.
G. A. Morse of Putnam, vice president
j. ID. Anderson, secretary.
j. Palmer, treasurer.
The directors are M G. Palmer, T. Luce, f.
A Plaisted, E. A. Shutton, M. e. Pickett,
w. a. BOOZE and - Merrill.
A public auction sale of lots in July was
ordered, and extensive preparations for build
Jog the coming season are being made A plan
is being arranged for building large hotel near
the sea wall, and several new houses are nearly
finished near by the hotel site.
One man as soon as he saw the location took
fourteen other lots Four lots were sold on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Farber, President of the Boston and
Maine road, offers to put up an elegant depot
at Point Rock, as the camp-ground station is
called, and secure if possible the same railroad
privileges which are secured to MATTHIAS Vine
yard, as soon as the hotel shall be built
The directors are much encouraged by the
prospects opening before the association, and
hope under general agency intrusted to their
efficient president and new board of directors
to see the association in full tide of prosperity
during the coming year.
Many Improvements have been made on the
camp.grourd, and some new cottages are being
built.
The Ocean House has been painted and is
being thoroughly repaired, and is nearly ready
for company. The st. Cloud has bsen re-
painted inside and out and the rooms all pa
pered, and with its new blinds presents a more
attractive appearance than ever BEFORE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22
ReIisle us New. md No,es.

The Baptist Society in Thomaston have de-
cided to repair and remodel their church edifice
and have raised $4,000 for that purpose.
In the month of May, Rev. Mr.. Libby, agent
of the Androscoggin Bible Society, visited sol
families, numbering about 1000 persons, found
70 families without Bibles and supplied them,
s3ld 81 copies of the Bible and donated 81
copies; collected for Bible work, $21.92
The Congregational meeting house in AL
bany was dedicated the 18th inst. Exercises
Voluntary by the organist; chant by the choir;
invocation by Rev. Mr.. Mills of Bethel; read
ing Scripture and hymn by the pastor, Rev.
g. Fl. Bird; prayer by Rev. N. Lincoln of
No. Bridgton; sermon by the pastor; dedicatory
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Mills of Bethel. A letter
addressed to the church by former pastor,
Rev. IL. p. Chittenden, was read by Rev. ii. ii.
Osgood of Watervile. Reading hymn and
benediction by Rev. ID. Garland of Bethel.
The Methodist quarterly meeting at Naples
on Monday last was conducted by Presiding
Elder P. Jaques, who delivered the sermon of
the afternoon. Prayer was offered by Rev.
o. NJ Cousens of Bridgton. Quarterly Con-
ference followed in which the business of the
two charges. Bridgton and Naples, received
attention. A. Haney, Thomas Dickens and
ID. r.. Staples of Bridgton were appointed
Educational Committee for the church at that
place. The condition and prospects of the
church at each place was reported by the re-
spective preachers IN charge as IN good con-
dition.
Rev. Lewis J. Thomas was installed pastor
of the Unitarian church in Castine last Tues
day. The exercises were as follows: Anthem
by the choir; reading of Scripture and prayer
by Rev. c. j. Fl. Roper; reading of hymn by
Rev. Geo. S. Kemp; sermon, Rev. G. W.
Field, D. D., text John viii, 12-"I am the
light of the world; ordaining prayer, Rev.
s: Tenny, D. D.; charge to pastor, Rev. Alfred
p. Ives; Right Hand of Fellowship, Rev.
G. A. Beckwith; charge to people, Rev. II.
Houston; prayer, Rev. d. W. Hardy; benedic-
ton, pastor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22
Brief .TOstiugs.

A family have moved down to Ram Island
and planted quite crop.
Mr. Hamilton, the diver, has recovered
crown piece near the wreck of the Bohemian.
1t was as bright as when new.
large party from st. Johnsbury and Bur-
lington, Vermont, will visit Portland on the
9th, and The next day visit Boston.
A young girl named Linscomb, residing at
245 Spring street fell down stairs and broke her
arm,
The special meeting of the Mercantile
Library Association is of Importance to every
member.
The members of the City Government who
mt down to the islands yesterday had a fine
m,' Montgomery Guards will celebrate the
by grand annual picnic with all the
, Nmusements, and, if arrangements can
- grand rowing regetta.
7ion gospel meeting will be held at
the Young Mems Christian AS
soe ao~s ~ ight. Strangers are always wei
COMO Tihr., open to the public.
~ Ga, Bailey and Mrs. Cardwell OF
cIs Ills were tarown from their
oa--:aa - eturniug from the city and
bo,b of ,hor, NOV badly bruised.
A ,,,oa,t ors .had great racket on Free
ga M;aa,o s,rsot yesterday morning snd
finally fell and slid under carriage and was
caught.
The Temperance Union will hold thesr reg
ular meeting in &c rngress Hall on Sunday eve
Mug at II o'clock The public are cordially In
vited.
A despatch wat srecsived by the City Marshal
yesterday from I 'eunsylyania asking if Mattice
was at large, ape if the reward still held good
Evidently some one is under arrest who is mis-
taken for Matti, ,e.
The teachers in the public schools will re-
ceiye their tickets II the free entertainment
given to the children July 4th from Saperin-
tendent lash. and rivate school teachers from
the City Clerk,
The Hotel de Pom ce has been leased by Mr..
t. B. French for the summer. Mr.. French
p roposes n keep 40 excellent house OF enter
ia inment The for, nal opening will take place
M ondsy when the Z 'lues go down to celebrate
tn cir s th anniversary.
.Johr Bonner Of Kennebunk, arrived II
30 sto on the Portland boat Thursday morn
ing, > and when he woke up he found that he haf
b eet robbed Of coat. vest, watch and w il
NOR ,ey. The supposed thief was young mar
wit a whom Bonner became acquainted on I'M
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22
A Marrow ESCAPE from Death,

Last evening at about II o'clock, as man
was driving along Washington street on his
way to Deering, he heard man calling for
help near Tukey's bridge. Being uncertain
from whence the sound proceeded he turned
and drove back to Congress street where he
met Deputy Marshal Black and two officers,
whom he notiieaof the voice he had heard.
They hurried to the place indicated and found
that horse, carriage and driver had been
thrown from the high embankment at the
junction of North street and the Promenade
The driver was entangled in the carriage in
such peculiar way that it was impossible for
him to extricate himself, The carriage was
righted and it was discovered that the unfor-
tunate man was Francis Mcdonald, ESQ. He
was found but little Injured, strange to say.
He was driving on the Promenade in the eve-
ming and there being no lights he went too
near the edge of the embankment, and before
he could jump the carriage ard horse went over
and he was caught ber cath the vehicle. He
says that he had been there several hours be-
fore he was rescued He cried out to several
persons passing by but they paid no heed
The carriage was smashed and ths horse was
thrown down, and it is almost miracle that
Mr.. Mcdonald escaped with his life He fell
a distance of twenty feet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22
White Head for a Camping Ground.


Cushing's Island has for long time been a
favorite place for campers out who wished a
quiet place where they would not be disturbed
by too much transient company. The con-
veniences of tine place have not been all that
could have been wished but now all these de-
fects promise to be removed, and the hitherto
almost neglected White Head will become
favorite resort The parties interested have al
ready commenced very convenient waiting
room near the White Head landing. Yester-
day they located lookout on the highest point
OF the head which will add much to the beauty
OF the same on the land point. The outlook will
be open on all sides for the convenience of the Wis
itors. 1t will stand 95 feet above the sea and
tue Sights CO be sccn arc grand Thoro 10 aiso
small dance floor to be erected for the conven-
fence of campers. The old we'll near the land
ing has been cleared out and stoned up and will
furnish an abundance of pure water. Swings
will be put up in the grove in several places.
The lumber is already on the ground to do this
work and it will be pushed forward rapidly.
The steamer Mary w. Libby is to run to this
island and will touch at both landings each
trip. This steamer is safe and commodous and
has been recently fitted up in fine condition for
the summer business. She leaves from the
Ferry slip which is to be improved for the ac-
commodation of passengers that are sure to pat
r0nize this resort the present season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22
STATE NEWS.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Mt. Pleasant District Lodge, I. 0. G. T,
holds its quarterly session in Bridgton, Friday,
June 18th, continuing through the day, and
closing with public meeting. The lodges at
Naples, Brownfield, Bridgton, Sweden, Den
mark, Fryeburg, Lowell, Hiram. Cornish, Ke-
Ear Falls, and So. Chatham N. 81. will be rep
resented. The visiting member will be provd-
ed with dinner by the members of the Bridgton
Lodge. Able speakers from abroad are expect
1t is expected that the occasion will be one of
much interest.
The new Odd Fellows Hall in Brunswick was
dedicated last Monday evening
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
During the last three days 100000 pounds of
salmon have passed over the E. &. N. A. Rail-
way.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
A three years old child of Fred Shay of
Jefferson obtained quantity of morphine
which was carelessly left within its reach and
ate sufficient amount to cause its death.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Efforts are being made to have steam COM
munication between Eastport and Mt. Desert.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
The Auburn shoe factories have not shipped
very heavily this week, but customers are be-
ing freely interviewed in Boston. The total
shipments for the week are but Ago cases to 1901
cases for the corresponding week OF last year.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
CSoO4 l:IA1> sas.-Af Taha- Of
Madison, died last Friday from the effects Of
rat poison.
William jackson of Scion was killed Thurs.
day week. Mrs jackson had been away with
the team during the day and returned about
dark. She retired quite early and ia a few min
utes Mr.. jackson said he would go to the sta
BILE and turn the horse into the pasture for the
night. Mrs. Jackson fell asleep and awoke a.
bout eleven and found that her husband had
not returned. She was alarmed and calling the
hired man, went at once in search of Mr.. j.
Upon the stable floor, near the door, with bis
head crushed by the horses foot, lay the man,
dead.
1t is estimated that over Is ,000,0 900 million it,
of lumber will be sawed at Fairfield this sea-
son; lumber is about 20 per cent. lower than it
was last year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22

GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE-Of late years
it is becoming the custom for manufacturers to
unite in making up lot of goods to be sold at
auction. This is done by the best manufactur-
ers in the country, and it is often necessary for
them to do it to OBTAIN money to carry on their
business. They put their best goods into the
sale for the reason that it is necessary that it
should be known who the manufacturers are to
give the goods standing in the sale, and they
can not afford to have poor articles sold with
their names on them. Last week there was an
immense auction sale of furniture from the
very best manufacturers in the country in Bos
ton. Thousands of dollars worth of furniture
were sold at from 30 to 50 per cent. of their
value By the Boston papers it will be seen
that George A. Whitney & Co. of this city, were
among the largest purchasers. They bid off al
most every article in their line. They will
thus be in condition to offer rare bargains
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22

T. r. Simonton Esq, of Camden, will deliver
the Grafton on the Fonrth in Ellsworth.
Mr.. Geo. P. Goodwin, graduate of Bow
doin College, class of 1850, died in Evanston,
ILL.,, the 18th inst. At the time Of his death he
was Land Commissioner of the Chicago &
North Western r. r.
At the 124th commencement of Columbia
College, New York City, on Wednesday, 18th,
the degree of LII. D. was conferred upon DR..
Fordyce Barker, graduate of Bowdoin, class
of 1887, and lecturer on Obstetrics in the Maine
Medical School from 1845 to 1916.
DR.. Lapham, in the Augusta Journal, gives a
history Of the poet Bryant's family, showing
that many of the Bryants, SHELLS. Ameses AM
Howards, and all the Packsrds and Wash
burnes of Maine, are connected with the great
poet by ties of blood.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22

HARRINGTON ITEMs.-Judging by the last
issue of the Pennington Chronicle, the shire
town OF Franklin county (Farmngton) bids
fair to rival in notoriety the border communities
of the far West. The Chronicle says that
Within one week recenIly. one man sErnck
on the head with an axe for demanding pay
ment of tax; another was knocked down
for expressing an opinion; public building
was sought to be entered by drunken rowdy
on horseback; and lastly, another drunken
rowdy raced his horse up and down the princi-
pal street for some time, to the danger of both
life and property
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22

SERVICES AT THE New JERUSALEM CHURCH.
The Rev. VIM. B. Hayden will tomorrow oc-
cupy the pulpit, which, during long and faith
full pastorate, he filled SO ably. The subject as
announced for the morning is "The wonderful
Developments of this New Age are the effects of
the Lords second coming"-Rev. xxI-5. In
the evening, "reminiscences of the New
Churh in England" will be the subject of an
addressby the same gentleman.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22

A PORTLAND SwNDLER.-For some time
Mr.. W. E. Gould, the cashier of the First
National Bank, has been troubled by fellow
who has been travelling about the country
representing that he is his son. He is evidently
acquainted here for he describes Mr.. Gould's
personal appearance accurately, and is himself.
according to the description, well ap bearing,
neatly dressed young man. 1t is supposed he
is a victim to consumption, and sometimes he
is supposed by the hospital attendants to be
dying. He started from Washington, sw ent
through the principal cities ond towns of Della
ware, Pennsylvania and middle New York,
then went West, and now turns up in Detroit.
Yesterday Mr.. Gould received the following
despatch from that city:
Young man here sick in hospital. About
twenty years old. Saws he is your son. Named
Frank. If so, what do You wish done?
L. r. MEsERvE,
Secretary Police Commission.
Mr.. Gould Immediately replied, requesting
Mr.. Meserve to arrest the man at once, and be
would prosecute
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-22

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Di Court of the
L United States, District of Maine. In the matter
OF James W. Libby, Bankrupt.
This is to give notice that petition was presented
to the Court on the twenty-frst day of June.
by James w libby, of Portland, Bankrupt, pray
ing that he may be decreed to have full discharge
from all his debts, provable under the Bankrupt Act
and upon reading said Petition,
1t is ordered by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, on the second day of September, A.
d. 1S7S before the Court in Portland in said District,
at 10 O'Clock A. M, and that notice thereof be pub
lshed in the Portland Advertiser and the Portland
Press, newspapers printed in said District, once q
week for three successive weeks, and once in the
be thirty days at least before the day of hearing and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest, may appear at said time
the prayer of said Petition should not be granted.
VIM. P. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court, for said District.
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