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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

Abont one o'eloek % Sunday afternoon
last, the residences Of Lydia Bacr and Mrs.
Cassiah Rife were burned. Tho FIRE was iirst
discovered between the ceiling and the garrtf
floor An alarm was sounded and soon q
large plumber ofpeFsons assembled and went
10 wofk with snch determination as 10 prevent
the spread Of the flames. The Gre engine did
good service, LossSSQ0, no Insurance. This
s the FIRST hfe that has ever occurred there.
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Notice to Trespassers.

4 III persons are hereby warned not TO
4 = lrespass on MY premises, either for
hunting, cunning, fishing or trapping, or IN
any other manner, as the law win 81 riRidly
enforced against all offenders.
may 24-sta NELSON BEAVER. 4
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SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1879. I
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Those who change their residence will please
state their FORMER PosTOvFIcg as well us tho
one to which they want the paper sent. BY
so doing they will save us much time aud
trouble.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

" tSeRE will be Musical and LITERARY
- Entertainment at SpRINGDALE, on
The evening Of May 2lih, if favorable, bat Il
nniavqrable, il will be the 2Gth. Admission
~ and u cents. Doors open at 7, exercises
begin at s, p. m. may f7.2t
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MARRIED.

May llih, 1879, at Littlesiowu, by Rev. r.
J. heizler, Mr.. George +. Krug, of Kings
dale, Adams co., and Miss Mary A.. Ocker,
of this county.
On Thursday, May ~, 1879, by Rev. W. T.
Brantly, George A. Power aud Miss Alice
NJ. I.isle, both Of Baltimore.
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sanaay nule. a, Emor, ero,e camr

At meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the Emory Grove Camp Meeting Associa-
ton, held Monday night, in Baltimore, Gen.
John $. Berry presiding, il was decided to
take all possible steps 10 prevent, as far as
possible, during the present summer, the
Dissertation Of tie religions observance OF the
Sabbath which has taken place at previous
camp meetings through the promiscuous In.
PRODUCTION to the grounds, from the city and
neghboring country, Of persons who do not
come out OF religious motives. II was deter
mined TO build high board fence the entire
frontage OF the grounds along the Western
Maryland Railroad, with gates, which arc 10
be kept locked on Sunday against visitors
from the city. The rail fences that now en-.
close other portions OF the grounds are 10 be
strengthened and barred gates erected, to pre-.
vent the admission Of any horse or vehicle on
the Sabbath day. The association ends il
impossible to put a board fence around the
entire grounds ia the short time intervening
between now and the beginning OF camp meet.
ing, but passed resolution stating their de-
termination TO do it next year early in the
spring. The action taken was substantially
the same as building new fence around the
entire grounds, since il will keep the city
crowds away, and the rigid enforcement Of the
law against trespassers will deter country folks
from scaling the old rail fences already up.
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From the above il will be seen that the Jury
is composed of eight farmers, three black.
smiths, one tobacconist, one carpenter, one
photographer, two merchants, one physician,
one miller, one farmer and miller, one den.
list, one banker and broker, one harness
maker, and one editor. -
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ItflE County Commissioners Of Carroll
= county, viii meet at their Office, IN Wes.
minister, on the FIRsr MoxDAY or Jusg,
1873, Tor tho transaction Of business.
by order, LOUIS c. TRUMBO.
may ~ Clerk.
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Ice Cream and Strawberry FESTIVAL

a I STONE CHAPEL, o. the 10Th, aO,h
a - aud slst Of May, for the benefit Of the
vshurehi commencing At 8, p N. On Whit
Monday the Sunday School will hold is ami.
yersary' ate, a. m. The public generally are
invited may 2I-2t
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BACoNl BACoNl

2A Ann pounds good country cured
ODsOOO Bacon and about 1, 900 lbs.
good Lard, for sale at wholesale and retail, al
me nudersigneds, one mile north. east Of New
Windsor. A call is solicited.
may l0s3m" JAS. W. LANTZ & co. 4
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f. II. shriver a Co., Westminster Foundry
and Machine Shops.
j. Yinsling 4 Co, spring ard summer
goods. rs... - r. =.
neyiown, Nd.
fisl Of Letters remaining IN the por.otIice.
Legal Notices.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
rvntisnEp Eygar sArugDAf rs
vANDERFORD BROS

TERMs,--s9 per year In advance Single comics 4
cents MISREPRESENTATION discontinued until ~ nrrears
are paid mnless a tho option OF the publisher
ADVERTISING KATFs.-One sauarn IA iinesi yin
subsequent insertion one square r mos III "a, q
mos - Y mos. g, business Cards not excee,lli,,.
lines, - per year Whcn the numbered Insertions
forbid ana charged accordingly. Yenrlyaiycrfisers
must combine advertisements 70 their own busin,,ss
Ilule and Figure Work double nrice B,,sit,ss / p,
calls 10 cents perne, Marriages and Death Inserted
free. Obituaries and personal communicate rs !
as-All correspondence with this oiiicc should lie
addressed 10 "TnE ADVOCATE"
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ICE CREAM

MADE from Pare Cream, aud viii u
-AsA furnished TO Sunday Schools, Churches,
and Organizations nj low rates. All orders
promptly delivered.
PINKNEY J. BENNETT,
Denning's Postolice.
may 1857 Carroll county, Md.
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Mr. Charles v. Wautz furnishes us will
the following in relation TO the Grand Juror
of the May Term, 1870,
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TO ERR is HUMAN.
Notice to Creditors.


TINE undersigned, having settled !, n.
= Orphans Court an account Of the estat,
OF George Grove, late Of Carroll county. d.
ceased, and ascertained the balance IN Incl,
ndsfor distribution, according to law, amopr
the creditors Of said deceased, hereby pive
notice to said creditors to file their claim,
against said deceased, legally authenticated
with the Register Of Wills for Carroll county,
on or before the I'd day Of June. 1879. nre
paratory to distribution Of the assets Of said
estate, TO be made amongst said creditors,
under the direction Of the Orphans Court oI
Carroll county, on the 10th day OF June. 1879.
After the final ratification Of said disiribu.
ton BY the Orphans Court aforesaid, The nm.
dersigned will be prepared to pay to each Of
said creditors their respective dividends &C.
cording TO said distribution.
CHARLES X. GROVE.
MARTIN X, GROVE,
may lO'4t Acting Executors.
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DIED.

leal.. F...rl..l... r.s,g e. "a ~. - 81.
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Marcns n HAYES vs.. Ills Creditors.
IDRDERED this Iii day II Ma i Il
~ 1870 TINT hafcns N iavss give hotipe
% bis creditors. ondafssrs s6i sa'l,ss ~,
the % Monday Of Anansl. 4. u. ira 4 f<e,
fnr the zni1 Marcus n. Have 4. ..,,.,.sr z.
the Circuit Court ipf caIId| county Is an.
.Ner such Undergraduates of aIIe.<at;dns &.
No creditors t7eofiefA OF saf4i;si NAV ,.,,.'
pose 81 nl'eRe aasinei him, aid .saf 1 1a,,s IA
'hlS pFtiAr bH paAiiehef id s8n* ns,<z.3e,.1.
nt'u'eN q tafrQli county. once ! xt8A i1r
..ree aneeefalfo months nfidr "a f;,a <z;.' @.l
aionua{ d August. 1870. ~ aatA nSiisS.'
Ifee tabe I..i
may io'lm FRANK 3. III H. Clad
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


To- day ends the third week Of the sessions
Of the Circuit Court, aud as cases are set for
next Friday il is probable that the end is moi
near at hand, Since our last report the case
of T.. Lynch vs.. VIM. A. McKcllp and NJ. l..
Main, trustees of Elijah Wagoner, has been
disposed Of, with verdict Of S52S.7l for
the plaintiff. Maulsby and Reifsnider for
plaintiff Smith and Bond for defendants. In
the case Of Martin Hoekenhorn, Jr., vs.. Oil
prosecution, ayetdiet was rendered for the
plaintiff aud one cent damages awarded. Smith
and Bond for plaintiff; Mnulsby aud Grouse
for defendant On Tuesday morning
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fCnnfinnel from First Page.

on keeping up the romantic adventure even
Ia undertaking lessons in German, of which
he didn't know a single word.
Are YOU free from 9 to 1922
Il am at liberty ut all times--l would
say. my pupils have already gone tor the
summer into the country, he replied. per
ceiving that he was talking like fool.
Il can then, without taking too much
liberty, ask You to come mt any day at any
hour?'
Exactly so. madame
MADAME Delattre has been paving you,
! think. $40 for fifteen lessons. Twill give
YOU twice that for thirty
Your kindness quite overwhelms me,
madame
Tomorrow. then, sir
Tomorrow
AT nine
Farewell, madame"
'.Good-day, sir
The Marquis bowed respectfully and
went out.
Arrived at home the Marquis dispatched
note to his friend, Paul, telling him not
to say another word about or to the lady
i'm the blue hat without his permission.
Madame Arabclla presented her little
pink and white daughter. about years
old. to er"professor, Mederic kissed her
forehead; made her recte the first chapter
of the French grammar, and taught her a
few words of the Flemish dialect. which
they speak in the cites of French Flanders.
These words. hard rs rocks, raised the
goose flesh on the lady in the blue hat,
who assisted at her daughter first lesson,
dressed in neglige costume, which de
veloped quite lusciously her exquisite
beauty. lie discovered that she was IL
sweet as honey and all who lived with her
positively adored her. At 10: 40 she was
obliged to dismiss him. which she did. as
she did everything, with charming grace.
At the second lesson he discovered that
she had an arm whittier than snow, and a
neck delicately poised on her breast and
shoulders, and she came and went in his
presence as if he were not man. lie was
intoxicated with pleasure, in spite of Il
cloud which obscured his sky because she
so steadily mistook him for Il teacher of
languages.
At the appointed hour for the third les
son, his pupil had not returned from her
bath. The "professor" was requested to
wait. The lady in the blue hat was sing
ing in the adjoining parlor, and he discov-
cred that she had the voice of Patti, the
method of Madame Carvolho, and the soul
of Frezzolini. Pretty soon the little girl
came in, the lesson in German began and
the singing stopped. Mederic was already
fond Of his little pupil, but just then he
could have sent her away to Peru, or even
to China. His bad humor had melted like
snow before the sun the moment her moth
er entered the room.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

kENNEBEf, SIS:
FINAkEN ON EXECUTION, and will be sold hy
i public auction, on saturday the twenty eighth
day of June, A. ID. lss9 at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, atthe office of Henry ). Webster, Esq, in
Gardiner in said comfy, all the right in euut,
which Charles II. Dunton had on the sih day OF
March, 4. ID. 1879. at five O'Clock in the afternoon
the time when the same was attached on the orig
nal writ. 10 redeem the following described parcel Of
real estate, situated in IistOu, in said county OF
kcnnebec, aud described as follows:
A certain lot of land situated in said Pittston
and bounded and described rs follows, viz: Begin
ming the Blanchard road $50 called AT the north
east corner of land owned by Daniel =. Wyman and
running west northwest about one hundred and -four
rod, to the corner OF land owned by Elias Douglass
and G. G.. Derry thence north northeast about tw
" rods line of land of said berry land formerly
owned by Geo. W. White; thence east south.eas and
parallel with the first named line about one hundred
rods thence by the westerly side of said blanchard
road south southwest 10 the bound first mentioned
and containing thirteen more or less being the
northerly halt Of the Lyon lot $50 called.
said premises being subject TO and part of the
described in IA mort gnge recorded in the Ken.
ncbcc Registry of Deeds, book 299, page 31S, given
b, said thurIrs II. Dunt0n to Warren x. Lewis of
said Pit.ion, TO secure the payment of promis.
sorry note for nine hundred dollars, dated December
ifh, issi payable in one year from its date, with in
tefcsi AT the rate OF ten per cent per annum. On
which there Is now due the sum of about $500.
WIN. H. LIBBY, Sheriff.
May goth, $50 3w2l
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Messengers Notice.
Office of sheriff of
IA,Ilnnhna ,nnlItA-

kcmcbea County.
State of Maine, kennebec -. May l2,h \. ID. $50.
rlNiII> is 10 give notice that the twelfth day OF
May, A. ID. iS19, warrant in nsols ency wa,
issued out of the Court OF nsoN cncy for said County
of kcnnebcc, against the estate of Frank X. Small Of
Augusta, in said county, adudgcd to b. in>olyen
debtor, on petition OF W oodbury Latham, Huston
x Boyhton and other creditors, of said
debtor, which petition was filed the
18th day of April, \. D. lsao to which
last named date interest claims j. to be computed
thar the payment Of any debts, and the delivery and
transfer OF any property belonging To said debtor,
him or for his use, aud the delivery and transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law; that Il
meeting of the creditors of said debtor prove their
debts and choose more sgnees of his estate
will be- held ut the court OF insolvency TO be holden at
the Probate office in Augusta. in said county on the
twenty sixth day of May. A. ID. ls1D, AT two O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Given under M hand the date first above written.
WIN. II. LIBBY,
Sheriff, a. Messenger of the Court of Insolvency
for said County of kennCboc. TWO
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District Court of the United States, District
of Maine.
In the mattcrof
Willard q. Watson, In Banl
Baukrupt J

Willard e. Watson, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
YINIllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition ha,
been presented To the tourt, this second dav OF
May l>79. 10y Willard-t Watson, of Fhyette, in said
District. bankrupt, praying that he may be decrecd
10 have full Discharge from all his debts provable
UNDER the Bankrupt Act, und upon reading said Pc
titon:
In IL ORDERED by the Court, that Il hearing be had
upon the same, the first Monday of july A. H.
ls.p. before the Court in Portland in said District
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub
lisrd in the Weekly kcnncbec journal and Tia,
Lewiston Weekly Gazette, newspapers printed in
said District, once week for three success i've weeks
the last publication to br thirty days least before
the day of hearing, and that all creditors who hay,
proved their debts aud other persons in interest may
appear at said time and place, and show cause If any
they have, why the prayer Of said Petition should no,
be granted
WIN. Z. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
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Nem advertisements.
NATIONAL LIFE

j. the title nj new Pamphlet of - pages. II con-
tains the biography of all the Presidents othe nit ed
States from Washington TO Iiaycs with their pur.
traits ~ in alb engraved expressly for this work.
also - portraits of anadan nuiablitieS. TIE Nj
tiOnal Life viii he sent Ia any address hy mail
ccipi OF 3 ct. stamp. Address II. H. STEVENS, Bos-
ton, Mass. mavs.4w
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Courts of insolvency.

NOTICE If hereby given ih2n Courts of Ins0l
~ vchcy, Will be held al the Proba q Ofliee. in
Aug sta on The second and fourth Mondays. in
each month, two O'Clock in the afternoon, until
othcw Il ordei ed.
". X. BAKER, Judge.
CHARLES IlBwISs, Register.
>ov | rs. tSwtf
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az DON'T WANT THAT STUFF,

Is whata lady of Boston said to her hus-
band when he brought home some medicine
10 care her of sick headache and neuralgia
which had made her miserable for fourteen
years. At the first attack thereafter. it was
administered to her with such good results,
that she induced twenty-five of the best fami-
lies in her circle to adopt it a. their regular
family medicine. That "stuH" is Hop Bit
tiers.
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I" tn H'R. T""sty NommisSi0ecrs Of .iroosiook
'lNlF undersigned, inhabitants of Letter u, Range
-, in laid county, respectfully represent that II
county read j. much needed commencing on H."
s"uth liu, II the Brown lot, so-calird starring ut
point near he lcnry brook following the old road ~
htd1 a. ra'ticabe, ON the south side OF tn. stream
to the Burnt Brow, called. thence running IN n
soutll-'a>cry direction until 1t strikes the mill road
leading from Met onncll mill to Iiouon thence run
Ming TIA" most practicable route to nftrsect HE county
"ut hF the UNITY commissioners petition Of H.
+. Carpenter and others.
ih"nidrrsSncd III, rcforc pray your iIonors to view
III" route and locnf, said road such part thereof
as may bc deemed Np,dent.
ISAAC BARKER and others.
E.4b = ls-p
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Continued tomorrow. J
State News.

The Fairfield Chronicle is responsible for
this story
Two young men, residents of Norridgc-
wock, met one morning and one said
''Charles. dreamed last night that you were
a judge of the Supreme Court of Maine. that
j was a minister, and that You called upon
me to open your court with prayer" just
thirty years after this, Rev. DIR. Charles +.
Allen, late President of the State College,
happened to step into the Supreme Court
room in Augusta. Judge Charles Danforth
beckoned to him and asked him to open his
court with prayer. and, behold, the dream of
thirty years was verified. Rev. DIR. Allen is
now pastor Of the Methodist church in Fair
field.
James Miller of Durham, entered the office
of j. N. Mitchell ESD, in Lewiston, on
Monday forenoon, and offered to cancel a note
against him in the hands OF Mr.. Mitchell.
The Squire produced the note and Mr.. Mil
Ter began counting out the money, when sud
denly and with unprecedented boldncss he
grabbed the note which he pockctcd with his
money and made rapid exit from the office.
The usual crowd of bvstanders were in and
around the post office, and volunteers were
quickly on track of the fleeing embezzcr.
In few moments he was brought back and
marched before Judge Dresser to answer Ia
the complaint of theft. His Honor adjudged
him guilty, and bound him over to the 5. j.
Couft.
Ship carpenters are in good demand at
present at 50 per day, and the Bath ship
years are looking very lively.
Some farmers in Aroostook have sold them
selves short of seed potatoes.
During the heavy shower here last We'd
pasdav off lt.ybtp.n.t
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$1,000

o110n returns in 80 days ON > 100 invested Of
OIkUU fetal Reports and information free. Like
profits weekly on stock options of $40 to $50. Ad-
dress !. POTTER WIGHT X CO., bankers. - wall
ST. N apr23-4w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

'lhE Undersigned, commissioners appointed by
til" Jndg" of Probate for kennebec County, to
r'eiN" ami nNalnne the claims OF creditors against the
r>tat" of>ally Maxwell, late of Monmouth deceased
represented insol,cn, Civ. notice that six months
nom the ETH day Of MAY, $50. are allowed for
sil creditors 10 present and prove their claims and
that They i'll br in session for the purpose of recciv.
ing >ali claims aud proof at the dwelling house of
l'arHlla W alkcr IN Monmouth, AT ~ O'Clock in the
forenoon al each day on saturday, the 2st day of
June and on saturday, the eth day of September
next.
AMBROSE BEAI
CHARLES T.. FROST '"""'"s"fFS'
}w2l.
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DR.. KaufmanS
SULPHUR BITTERS,

and that he used the exact words, and that
his whole treatment was stolen in Its en-
tirety from our circular, and that this exact
treatment has been publshedby us for the
past three years which he claims was new
er known until he gave it to the world,
through the New York sun, last Scptcm-
Der.
Physicians look with astonishment ut the
wonderful cures that SULPHUR BIT
TIERS are daily performing. SULPHUR
BITTERS are compounded of the richest
juices of the best roots and barks combin-
ed with the greatest Of all discoveries,
Ext. Sulphur.
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Attest CHARLES HEwINs, Register. s,ssi.

hENNEHEf COZ NTl-M Pr0infe fnurt at An.
.g"Sf" on N" Serond N0ndag ~ Nan 1919.
N The petition OF Henry \. Dnsnnoi. and Ellen
~ VI True requested that David r. Guptill NAV
he appointed trustee under the will Of Eben,zcr Al.
bot. late of imsluw. deceased
'khElEp That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior 20 the second Monday OF
June next, III the kenncbcc journal, IA news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend ~ Court of Probate then to be holden
oi said petition should not be granted, .'
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
.NtUNt 7 iNEiiS llENfNS, Register, .tWIls
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fHDONIOOk, sS.-f"Hrt az COaHfB C0mmissioa-
'rS, JpHH1tB ddiDnrH-d Jerm. IS1J.
oil the foregoing petition, DEDEIED, That notice
l." given that the Commissioners will meet on Sutur
day, june -. l>s9 at 10 \. NJ, at Nct onnels Ni
IN >aId letter II, and hear all the parties interested in
said road and On the same day proceed TO view the
roai" mentioned in said petition, and take such fur.
TIER action III the premises rs they judge proper
sad notice to be given by ling atest,H copies of
the petition and this order upon James {. Mudig gan
+. worthy, j. Cameron, j. Hall. f.. jameson, e.
Jameson, \. I. Hammond VI. Rugan. D. Sullivan
!. J. carpenter, :, Davidson, L.. smell and j. c.
Mcconnell, supposed owners of lands in said town.
ship Is. the other owners being unknown, and the
Commissioners being unable To ascertain by
reasonable diligence who they are; and by publish.
ing tie same three successive weeks in the ARGOS.
TOOK lines, II newspaper pN'Ilishcd at Houlton, in
said county Of Aroostook, and six successv, weeks
Ia the kenneb-c journal, the state paper the last
lubcation and said ser, ice aud posting TO be at
least thirty days before said meeting, that all par
ties interested may attend and be heard if they see
lit.
Attest:-RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
true copy OF petition and order
owls Aitest:-HtNSOM NORTON, Clerk.
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N.Y. fHFt COZ Tl-in foHFtof Probdte, h,d
at f"g"Sfd, on The Sfcs1 nj NoBdfy N Man.
IS73.
4 pALIN EDEAkE HAYNES widow Of Walter
Augustus HAYNES, late of Chelsea. Mass, decea,.
rd nav ing presented her application for allowance
OF the personal estate of said deceased
pEbEiitn, HAT notice thereof be given thrcs
weeks successfully. in the k-nnebec journal.
printed ia Augusta IN said County, that All person.
Interested nai attend al Probate Court 20 he held
III Augusta. On the .tcond Monday of June next
and show caust If an, they have why the prayer OF
sai' petition should not be granted
u. h. BhktE, Judge
M, i t-tHtELIr IIt.WINs, Register 3w2is