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, 1879-03-01
4 IL0wEa STAND,
"a ths Editor nt 1tha Tribune.

MATrEsoN, ILL.,, Feb. 2e,-spr!ng IL ap-
proaching, mud It will soon bs time to look oyer
our stock Of seeds aMd plnnta ansl SEQ what ones
Of our plants have escapud from the cold
touches Of Jack Frost; neatly one hundred Of
m!na Neso frost-hlttcn. I Immediately carried
thsm to the cellar, ind, OIL examining
them recently, found that many aro bsglu-
Ming to allow sLgus Of life. My calas, cactus, as.d
some OF my fuchstas and geraniuma arc dead,
Gala ltly-Ay clgar-p1aut (cuphea platyccn-
tsa) which promised to oIylda With sou IL also
among tho list OF lost plants.
Avery pretty stand al.d vase tor tho lawn can
b made In tl,e following way' Take board for
tho base eighteen Inches Wttu nl,d tWo feet long
put legs aawad from ooarsls under each corner !;
then lake stick thrse inches square ul,d thtse
feet long, or what ahettcr, iilnb OF treo that
has small branches or knots vi It; lastcn this to
tha centso ot your board; braru It FROM tho ceu-
tro OF zach side Of four baso; on thu top plssa
~ einpty tish-ktt- Trim tIe cdRes Of tbs b4so
aud outaido Of tho tah-kit with Grapevine
aud tmall knots; give, tbs whole, q coat
, 1879-03-01
A TERHIULE EXPERIENCE,
To tho Editor of The Tribune,
Thbn stand to your glasses STEADY,
Tho world ID Il world of lies;
1ler0'a cup to tho dead already:
Hnrfnl, ftiE thu tanxf inf.s, xliaui

NHlDAOU1 T ED.
THIN stand to your glasses steady,
Tho world ID a world Of lies;
He!o'a cup 70 tho dead already;
larFah foF tho next who d!osl
are weak, to whom to.ul abstlneaco from iutoxl.
cutinr lfounrs Il. necc.sttv Htcrt,,,, 4, ~.
,,,,b ,ro,,i.m, i.,n... ,,.a,,,... ..!5 ~ .1.s
WIN eAee'ieu' poS'o'ss p'ospec's anu eood
Ing hablts, und eventually a.tasta for ltouor.
wi1lch 1cl mn down sion Nv stan ~, - H.. :
Ind ,o.t frl,nda nv bm,fnn.. oud soa,., ~ ..a"', @
,ms "1 "ss a, ''e tu ny pasaats' ana soea' esa'1
bread. All my friends did not desert NC, how
ever, for QUO day. vhcu my fortuuos wero M III.
lowest cbb. md. ian wten nv ilalv ,Ifo wns liza
nnss di<a,nn,nG @ ~ ea"aan 49, y s sa. .'o "as M .aa
street gcntlonian who had known rue during
my better tlaye, Instead of poInt, - bv nm the,
other sae,n aa mad becoma thu c,,.,om nnnn,
nv reputable scuuu,utalccs ha stonnol and n11s as.
costcd INC, mud, after SONS trivial conversation,
snid Tint he had becn talking with hfr,-
mutual friend, about mo day or two bcfora.
an, lint tla ln,tnr h.s ron,o,Lss 49,. e, a'.,',
a e.sa' lu .4.,e1 NV .."t no caala
H.vI nS sltna.na ~ tiis olileo y u was not for
nsY naons, My IFIehu ulen olefod sone kindly
ts''iuas'Fanee ,ns aHalnst my course, SAID ttsat
y ts,onn. VIZ sources ol Keea sorfow to nv
friends, unu matter ot Eogre. to
may ; ,aaay ac0uaintanees; ana, finally that II
ssot,n, woM.a give up ny eY'l associates and asso.
GnA.sons, atla n9g1a new ltte' he had no
taken M @ snea stop, That Mr; ;,- !" would give mo
,ue Husltsnh Fe!erred TO-. Wnae manhood Ind
tsdt nd mIs asoneaa " my lflahaa K!haly tono mi!
ro.v.d rsuS. uesrn H. & 10 sef'S & me. aaen @ a'a there
.. Isso.aea 70 tnaRo ah aonoat luort 10 reform.
teeanafv aaslstaneo wHs given inc to enanlo me
70 present. respectable aDpearancc, aud ~ \
sHost tlsle Was Installed III Mr' ~ office.
sav sta 'spc mrso % se 9,e'st1ohs 1hat "ne vii not
6hlluneu tic saloons, OF which had so long
, 1879-03-01
THE HOME CLUB,
TIT tHEttDRNT's LErTER,

r., fhs Editor NJ rhh T'rilyns
t.utcAnn Fct, On .r b,.., a,1n,,, H.,
nsa ~u~"u ,.s,''1',. r.u ,, 49, ua'e etlssance. ny
Whal anlueSy clta1'ce hav0 iucltrrc1 tho deadly
spite of tlla lnky demon That lie should take
such llcndtsll delight u snaltecattny INV limo.
cent lcltors to The I1ou,e. cannot cycn inyord
a ,,,c.s. hut hia ,aIo',,.,,aa ..,.,,. H.. a'..t
49,, o',,. "'s ,na''so'enso naN'a 'o onF'
acn' sometimes It Is tic spclt!tlg, sometimes
the syuLux, oftcncr the punctuation; but slways
md ever something to u,aKc n,o rrnan In .nrft
at tho thought Of running tho gaunt|ut Of cr.i.
sls'', more or !ees savasS, which Will surely be
hurled at my distorted cIusions. Can nothing
nppcnss tho v!nllcttyeness Of lhe su,l dcmon9
The latest trouble ii t,,at fn n In,no.s.h,c ~
pcrsun1e him to snail @ corrsc,l" @ u.u ,to ""m. ~
OF the gentleman who has hlndly offered
to rcc!eye contributions seut for our Fair frou,
our country friends. although writ,.p 4, nv
nI,,nsxt ruu,,trr,. .,'oni -s"H-a. .",,s'', ~ ~
ano.,ron,r i,ts faniy .n'n,;s, ,,s "'.%a"' .,' sa
is quito brief enough without leaving of the
final us." VIII you kindly Aelp 10 restnro mn
10 nv former Doaltton in their ronNdcnra .n,1
rood.,r,l bv or rint,nr ,n,,r ""s
cotTrs'r W AeleA'tce ps'at'hg Ineif patronymlc
rsnsots ~ ,onr,sia. ns ~ n'. uwes !e" OF
.tI.S. ~ .'tauHes. Hcte oen1 1sh1eely week
th;us ~ ~ oan nus ., see.e as1.nE nv 'ae
Jan y ,r', ,,nss,n,.. u a. ue!oIa. ~!
a.GHcc nn o, e,,,sI sILanaE nafaGtahn should hca
EIrst wnot t'tm ~" ,,,p Sne1S putsiuaatss ;.ns
,,,sinsS "uas '"t Mn Co.aucsor nas 90 oltah e.
,.wsu' rms Tn,v, ~ ~ sonhaGi1n @ Wastswes
Iinns =. aars so... " -, saTiu ~ G.uo aau ING
s11ne Fem a,n 81 as cl4h ars uorE te contributions.
nn on1y Esrauan meG y !. esuu ~ 10 ca!!ea slnply
anu En5 osgause ;a u 10 coulposeu oi ladles and
;, ge.'emen ~ wao @ pssa,lle aeauulutcd through the
second ~ tha s,'ot obs":. Esp1E.s ~. ,sh , c,,,,
, 1879-03-01

much about them "a ret. II wtll ho given by
TnH rnnuNB Homo Club alone, having no con
nccton with anY other society which mag be
contemplating fairs, OF carn,vafs, Or any ui,er
form OF The same thing Lettcrs frum our dis.
tant friends aro pouring IN upon ls with Offers
which we gratefully nppfccIntc-of help. II VIC
Will tell them what 10 do. Whatever yos, can,
deaf friends, whether fancy work, pretty gar
ments for tho little tolk, drawings Or paintings,
Or plahts for our floral department, ct even
little money, will be acceptable, Al money
ehould DO sent to Maine, Treasurer TR1nuNa
Home Club. No. 60 Twenty third street, Chsca.
60. Parcels by express or mail mny be sent to
Mr.. john ". Shays, No. 225 East Jackaon
street.
With hcart,est thanks to our friends for past
kindness, auA the hope that We may always
count on them, hare tic honnr to be
GRANDMA OLDWAYb,
, 1879-03-01

Contributors should remember TINT commute
s!caions arc neVcr returned to tho writers unless
m amount sufficient to pay postage Is for
wlrded.
*x*
ORANoE-T'ie letter to which you refer ap-
pearcl IN The Hume Tho Saturday following Its
urrivnl at this Office.
Ax*
The Conductor would again call attention To
the fact that exchanges nru prohibited In tlcsc
column. II ls necessarily painful 10 refuse in.
scrtlon to n plea for q chonLloon pattern, but
rules must be adhercl to cycn under a,,rh cir.
cumstauccs.
, 1879-03-01

days intolarablo for weeks and months to come.
bcscech hcr TO carry to my agcd fatlcr anl
lowing sister solace nnl comfort In tir!r bitter
anguish over mr. downfall, to Etvo mo back tho
bright hopes lind, and place no whuro | was In
tho estimation Of my frlunls when Inst met
hcr. shall probably not SEQ her for a long
tina to come, possibly never; but II she aces
passos on tho strcot rccllng, bloatod, dsAgured
wralch, whom tn touch woro pollution, tint to
just such wreck ono young n,an was reduced
II consequence OF accepting from her hands a
otlerinnE tie anne temptation to any other man,
cursed BY the samc falling as have, shall not
hare Written in vain. Jo1iN SAITH,
, 1879-03-01
THE LETTER-DOX,

There aro letters, pnpcrs, or poatal-carts at
his Office Tor the pcrsons named below. TlIose
living ont Of the city Will nlcasc send their a<-
Dress md Il thsoc-cent stamp upon RECEIPT oI
which their n,ail will be forwarded. Residents
OF Chicago c2n obtain lotters addressed to then,
by calling 1T ROOM u Tribune HuiiuIng:
Eylvnnus, Violet Vernon,
Eta, Kerosene,
Es.ca, Map,
Motllstc, s. Fisherman,
Yankee Nell, Qaruuur.
, 1879-03-01

To TIT Editor ut 7hf Tribune.
CHICAGO Feb. 20.-Thc working 1ncmhers Of
TnE Tribune Homo Club met according to nr-
pointncut at the pleasant home Of tho Presl-
dent on the afternoon of Fcb. 20. Busy fingers
kept time to the click OF the CUTTERS shears as
each new garment assumed proportions and WAS
folded awny to await tic fln!sh!ng touches that
shall give thom CONSEQUENCE at the coming Fair.
rllc upon pile Of bablcs alps and aprons loonled
up bcfora our courageous little cutter, whose
hnntis never ceased tl,cIr Adrost movements
until the shades Of evoning warned u to leave
th4, ,cozy rooms Of our hostess ul1l sot our faces
seemed c|utching at our vitals. The meeting
next "Wednesday will 10 held at tho house Of tho
Treasurer, No. co Twcnty-thtrd street. Already
donations md offers Of assistance arc being re-.
cetvcd, aud wa fcol greatly encouraged by the
kind Wishes lhat greet US from trien1o far alid
near.
Please do not be ttmtd In sending, though
your Offering may be only the widow's mite. 1t
received.
CulJo, thoso articles you offer will DO Just
what VIC shall need. ind gratefully accepted.
Your suggestion about tho shoe Is q good Que,
but 1t n'ny be Impossible for US to act upon Il.
can Interest your friends In Dir behalf.
Some OF our correspondents seem 10 bn at o
loss to know whit the ohlect IF our Fair may
be. have tried to state II cre ih!s, but will say
funds to warrant us In opcnlng hotel or board
ughouse wherein oair working sisters tnay find
tho comforts ind Conycntcncc8 OF homo at a
small percentage OF tho lsun Gust Of board. It
will also DO quilt retreat for business ladies
coming from the country to purchase goods
where they may experience moro retired and
lonc!iko influence tllnn would be- possible at q
public lloteI, hnu nIsu at ehoaper rates. II
fnTfh mt hnC
, 1879-03-01
TuH EDUCATION OF QtHLs,

D.vrroonr r. E.h ~ rs".I ~,
,,s,,", ~, ."., ~ .ta'''''u" o'a-
Ways VI surely oia not have your Elasses on
whcn you read my last, for nm positive, ccr-
tain, sure, l mover tutcntlcl to convey sho ,i,oa
that girls should be brought nm rnrrr n,nont,-
t,,. No- ;,,1.o, A. s.., W ~, us.,. uo","..-
, t1es' no,' iuueeu, - ! ',ao "ohkora ha'1"
aosen'" s!'ey aaoa'a eacl''E'aVo trado or pro-
lcsslon. I only enld tho reuson they did not
achioys higher things was BECAUSE tt,oy CT ncrted
aooucr mr. iotrr tn hc IN vit al -, ~ ,,I..s,s
III. 49,, ~ ,,',,S -. ~ nv pnteueF.
SUPP hnu !. tnelf heatt was ser'onsly atlccted
they would ncnFly always give up for "good
mil all " tl,eir chosen pursuits for tho caro of
family nn,l t,omc, "
t,.,ortI,, ,,,xo,, ,,,.,, .n,. A..
.ta,',, ,,.,, 's~s W. 5ou .naA osely "ofaa"
keep her household expense account correctly,
hut enough to win hrooi for hcr chil,frnris
,,outra we,o .b. ,au ..s,t,,,.n -, H., ".a.,'
h"r hmshuuS n Nv ~, ~. Dy 'e uea' o.
~. nes n"soanu' os " nls apseoho'ng' "a IS quite
the fashion of late, or when n nohlc, devoted
husbaild ts eEshc!1 By financial difficulties nnli
he la aith0st rarnlyzed at tue catn,nlty which
rs has belnllcn liln, hapDy the wife who call help
GLn, 9n MS icet onSu noro by putting her
shoulder to tho wheel. knew d Indy once
wlioso husband MAS a baukrupt-nlaa! from
dEauk. When Ae went to his daily to!I ahc
hung out dtezamakcrs sign In tho early morn
l'a,o iaE ony 10 b. , removed before her huab1nd
sufficient to cloth llcr three children. Yes,
eo'u, nlh want stares her in tho faec she can
laugh at atiyerslty II sllo has h,1sb llnled her
strength; she can join tile nsny OF workers,
dctcrlniuetl to uttrilo tho storm OF a1yrrnity.
trlsely take up her pen or stun courapcot1s[y
on tho platfur'M Or pitt Oh tho notseluss sIpncr
n1ll setr dress OF nt.rse; OF eho can
res,lme hcrl brush ulsu palette, Of dra,E!,tmnn's
nrnc!t, or utilize ..e knowledge gainsd Ut a
thorough college co,,rse a,,ti bY INV of ,lesn
tneaus uarn 4 c0.npctcuce for hcr dear tppeuu-
, 1879-03-01
WISCONSIN, NOTES,
TO tha Editor of Iht Tribune,

LANCASTER, Wis.,, Feb. 10.-1 hayo taken 30
Enuct pleasure In reading Tho Homo that felt
must tell my 1ural frlcnda Of my succoss this
cold winter. I have a bow window facing tho
south, and have In that and two south win
dowe iu my d!ntne.room 125 pots Of plants, anl
have not lost ono by frost. Il not tint nlce for
nowers. ucrautuns, prtmrosas, fl,chslns hibiscus,
nGeratun, bycln1ncn, bGgonlns, aud good many
others now In flower. With l'tty lilies and buds.
a. know nothing Of tho trcntlncutit It requires
on summer und winter treatment. CACTUS.
, 1879-03-01

10 Wf EAAoF q 1ht iFl1hHf.
Fox LAKu, Wis., Feb. to- would l[ka To ask
some Of The Homo florists II Afaurandya Ia
auEtnble vine for winter haugnG-bnsket, and,
II 30, at w1,at time should the seed ho planted
ia order to lsayo n ftourishlng baskct by Novem-
Rsr Can T. bs propagated by cuttings same as
A lady friend tells me TINT carly In tho winter
her pla,lts we're troubled with insects, and that
one application Of two drops Of carbolic acid to
i;hlf gallon Uf Watur caused tho insects to
disappear, mud shc hns not seen them my more.
fctnnmbcr this is not my own experience; II only
repeat It ut SECOND hand.
What is the proper care Of the rncsioh i" La
Partte." after bloomingl Ono I have bloomcl
Anee ri 1owert sinks, or buds, though tho folI-
agc Is growing nicely. VIII aoine one tell mo OF
iesT p|nnts and ytncs suitable for nr outside
w[ndow-l'ox for next summcr7 Al Sum as your
plants are brought In Tor winter, II you will
wntcr them once week with trnspopnf,] OF
ammonia to a ecant Knilon Of sott water, you
viii prevent carth-worms, which Is much better
tian trying to kill them nfscr they llasc made
their appearance. Have tried It for years With
good reeultd. Was very much troubled with
oasth-worms previous to ttsat.
Mis-. F. L. PHILLIPS.
, 1879-03-01
kumtrous Correspondents IIDbosom Themselves on
Tho Subject Of FlorltRllnre.
What 4 Uomeite Eaw During Re.
cpnt Trip to tho Rei River
Country.
Physical Culture for Womeu Advocated
in Strong Terms by st.
Louis Lady.
Miscellaneous Contributions on
Various Subjects.


NANCY LEE.
M ". L. !.
Mary had 4 little aonG,-
Jolly tai1or Rlrc.-
Three verseA aud chorus lang;
Iss pAme was " Nancy Lee.
She sanr q tn tho morning, WHEN
She FOse to make The fro:
She sung 1t III her nriyh5oEs round
Bcaccchcd her to retire;
6he snng 1t TIL her voice WAS worn
AZ thin rs window klnss;
She sang llcraeli all out Of breath,
Apd then she dieu, a1ast
But attll tho aonK II Ilnrered near,
MoHR sisters, nnntE, and cousins,
Who spread It round among iheIr frleuds
BJ sizes and by dozcns.
wandering organ minstrel heard
Qe Nancy" md ho thought 1t
A hettcr tune than ''Mock!hg. .Dfrd,"
And to hls "harrel u taaRht 1t.
With gentle Spring hc ushercd forth,
And. withfem0tion vivid,
He ground out Nancy By tho yard
Until bis face was lisid.
Hn turned the crank With might md un!p
Unlil ltts ycxed "mashoen"
Grew hot anu hlcw M like d can
" niiro.glSccrinc.
Thu 0r9an's scattered contents fell
Down Ger tho doomed city.
Uht!s. from Madame t;esstcr down,
All sang tho tuhelul dIlty.
Tbore neytr was song like that.
"WhAt. ncvcr!" 't1larilv ever"
1tmorctt the .yorln from poo 10 pole
Morc than tho 'tcipllor" leycr.
II travelled wost by ielophnno
Until It Etruck Chicago.
From there It took another jump
Aud lii In Colorado.
Then Ger the range 1t sped In hastu
To famous Leadv.lle Clty,--
Tho newest, highest town on earth,
80 young nnd yct 30 gritty.
Dnt hcse poor Nancy" snrt hor fate;
She canght the mintug lover.
With ''H-t-f-i Sn.w." up Stray Horse Gnlc1
eto's buried. we tri!st, forover.
, 1879-03-01

TO lHa E1aIoF q 7Ke 1f75Un8.
LAFAYETTE, fud., Fob. o3.-1 would like to
ask somo Of Tho Homo what to do for Qera-
MUM that Ia dying. The leaves foil OF Bouo
tlsno ago, ind the stems arc now drying up.
don't think II wns frosted. Il Ia q splendid
bipomor, and am anxious to enye It, 40 please
SONS one tell me- wbat to do. Us,
, 1879-03-01

of varntsfl. Dstnro tho ynrnish bccones
painters ,,ao on signs mhicl, will make It nlister
like dfamunds. On tho lase Will bo room, tur
four larRu poss to stand. Fiji tho va.o with
drooptnE vihcs, a Eeranian fn tho cantrc, a,lti
you Will find It very handson1o though ehoap
ornament. HnT Mn. q
, 1879-03-01

10 ths Editor ut Tia Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Feb. D.-Wlll some Of TIC
Home readers please inform me, through The
Homo, In regard to tho treatment Of sllvor-ferns;
blotchsd pink, wlitu, AMI crimson leayess
SILVER FERN,
, 1879-03-01
aENINAAlxs vs.. PUBLIC AQuooLs,

o1TAwA. ILL.,, Feb. a5-Eauratiou, ~ tts der.
Naslon implies. Is the leading out Of the tacul-
ties that God has gtYcn III. a person Of either
se3 toilowlny prescribed course VI books-for
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its ,hankfnlness to the Maine Central Rail
road for the free return tickets granted to
members,
s. Resolved That this Association tenders
TO citizens of Brunswick and Topsham its
heartfelt thanks for the generous hospitality
freely offered in their homes and the unex-
ampled liberality exhibited in the collation.
so happily browning the good things of the
session.
The place for holding the next meeting of
the Association was fixed at Gardiner, the
time to be Dec. 30, and 81, 1879, and Jan. LIST,
1880.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year
President. 4. W. Burr Hallowel.
Vice President. W. J. Corthell, Calais.
Secretary and Treasurer. w. q. Fletcher,
Biddeford
Executive Committee, \. A. Luce, Angus
ia; Thomas fash, Portland, and G. A. Rob
ertson, Augusta.
W. O. Fletcher of Biddeford. was elected
State Editor of the New England journal of
Education.
Rev. A. W. Burr. Dr. J. II. Hanson and W.
J. Corthell were appointed committee to
confer with Rev DR. Robbins in relation to
the publication of his admirable address given
before the association on Friday evening.
Thus closed one of the pleasantest and most
profitable meetings of the Maine State Edu-
cational Association.
Before closing our report however. we can
not refrain from speaking of the very excel
lent collation. given by the ladies of Bruins
wick, at the Congregational vestry to the
members of the association, Friday evening,
after the close of the evening session. The
tables were tastefully arranged and bounti-
fully supplied with those things which would
please the eye and tickle the palate. After
the goodly supper was served by Brunswick's
farest daughters, and all the guests were fed.
Prof. H. l.. Chapman called the assembly to
order, and with few fitting remarks invited
them to feast of reason and flow of soul
and in an exceedingly happy manner he in
troduced one after another of the distinguished
educators, and school men of the State who
with brief addresses, kept the large company
in good spirits until late hour, when, after
uniting in singing America, they adjourned.
satisfied that for hospitality and social cheer,
the ladies of Brunswick were hard to beat.
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Sale OF Real Est ate by Assignee.
In the DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MANI.
In the mater OF Peter STU
ley and Edward X. Sibley,
Partners us Peter sibley a In Bankruptcy.
son,
Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS.
Pursuant To an or.ier of the Court issued No.
vember ID, ISIS the undersignet Assignee of the
estate OF said Rankrupts, i'll sell ut patlc suc.
ton, NJ the nice OF bert NJ. Heath Augusta
Me Frday,J ,nuaTy, 17tb, 1879 at 10 A. N the
following zeal estate, viz
One lot known the Cole ia rm stu led in Vas.
salburP, kehnebec County, state OF Maine, ound-
eh: We ginning on west SIDE o. road |. adiu nom
George Tabei's 10 ID mel =, ringtun'- thence run.
mug no therly on said frye's east line to land of
Chas IT, Nichols; thence Running etsterIy on nd
Nlcf OILS u SAID road thence running acros, said
road and along the south line OF ID inieI p, ring.
tons land t. land IN. T. Taher thence running
soutbsrly on said TabeI's west line, TO land of
6eorte abr; thence r"rn ming westerly on said
George Tabei's north line to said Ioad.S
Also one lot IN ga u Nas sal uro', beginning A t
northea't corner OF Albert NJ. Bradlry's land on
the road leading from the outlet, 70 called. to
North VassaibOro', tuence running DortherIy ON
said road eighty -lour feet to land OF Ii. Mower:
thence running westerly parallel with said Brad.
leys north line, to land of Ann Worth thence run
ingeasteriy on said Bradley's north line 10 first
mentioned hOuDd.n
Both of said parcels being SUI ject TO a mortgage
gwen TO Augusta savings Bank, dated February
), 1915, recorded in kennebee Registry Book 30s
PAGE 10. The amount now due will be made
known at time md place OF sale.
HERBtkr Nj HEATH, Assignee.
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Order OF Meeting of Creditors under
Section 5000.

OfueI OIL Meei1ng OF sredItOrs under
Section 5000.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of VIM ii Hatch,
and Edw IN Hatch, Partners In Bankruptcy
as Hatch Brothers, Bankruptcy
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Upon the application Of Edmund r. Webb
Assignee of the estate of WIN. ~. Hatch and
Edwin IL Hatch, Bankrupts, 1T IS ORDERED,
That \ third general meeting OF the Cred.
itors Of said Barkrupts, he held at The
Court House in Augusta, in said District on the
sxteen'h day of January, A. D. 1873, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. before John W. May, one of the
Registers In Bankruptcy In sand District, for the
purposes named in the Section 50a3 OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United stst"s; Title b ,nkruptcy.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That the AS
sigDee give pouce OF said meeting by sending
written or printed notices 10y mail postpaid of the
time and place of sal neelin 10 all known cred
ltors OF said Banklupts and that he also notify the
Bankrupts to be- prese mt thereat and he hhali so
publish notice OF the time and place OF said meet
ing once n week for two successive weeks in the
newspaper called the Kennebec journal, printed
at Augusta the first publication 30 be at least ten
days prior to said meeting.
nj the Assignee gives no ice that he " in then
and there submit his account to the Court and ile
the same; and also that he i'll apply Tor a settle
ment OF ms account AMI for discharge from all
his abilities as assignee.
WITNESS, the Honorable EDWARD Fox Judge
OF the said Court, and the sea thereof /, 1 Port
Iand, IN said District, on the sixteenth
day Of December A. d. 1873.
VIM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court Tor said Dis rct
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SAVINGS BANK
ORGANIZED in l848.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, jas. W. North
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. ;. Badger, San TtcOmb.
OFFlCE-in Savings Bank Building Ia Water ST
Bank open daily, from A. NJ to / L. NJ, aud from >
to 40 T. NJ saturday Evenings from to $50
o'clock.
Interest on deposits payable twice year. Feb. and
Aug Interest not drawn out is added to the deposit
thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day of each month
Money deposited on or before the tenth day of each
month, will draw interest from the FIRST day of the
same month.
Ga tncer the existing law of this State, all depos-
ITS IN savings Banks are exempt from municipHfar
alton.
No returns of names Of depositors are required to
be made to state or town authorities and all accounts
are held by this Bank to be strictly pirate and conf
deHfidl.
Married women and persons under age can deposit
money i'll their own names, that il can be drawn
only by themselves, on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors Guar
dlans, Trustees, and Others having in charge Trust
Funds.
WIN. X. SMITH, Treasurer.
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X afro lbs ann Steamboats
Maine Central Railroad.
CH0nye If Time.

On and after MONDAY. NOV. 4th, 1873. trains will
leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at $50 A. VI. and 1925 and
1850 +. NJ.
For Rockland, $50 A. NJ. and 1925 Z. NJ.
For Pennington, l2.25 Z. VI.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, $50 A. NJ. and
II. % and 2.20 =. NJ
For Waterville and Skowhegan, $50 +. NJ.
For Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, $50 T. VI and 800
A