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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Morning of naltimora county arance.

Meeting OF Baltimore County Grange.
baltimore County Grangc r. n. held its regu.
lar quarterly meeting al Temperance Tcispie, Hat
tiincFc. on Tuesday last, a good attendance pres
cnt. Amer the transaction of some formal bust
the Grange determined. In antieip az the
election Of members ofthe Legislature, 10 continue
the agitation Of the question Of the abolition Of
the tax for Weighing hay. straw and other farm
products by State oiIiciais.
/. Reports received from the various subordinate
bership 10 be kept up and interest undated in
the objects Of the organization.
The Lectursr, Mr.. VIM. D. Sands, made. By APP
pointment at the previous meeting, an address on
tho uses aid advantages ofecunty Orange orgzni-
nations.
Pursuant 10 notice given the 1fth or Pomona
degree was conferred on about twenty men and y
dozen ladies Who were applicants for Il. The
was decorated with growing plants In pots and
tubs, fruits and howeSs 20 represent the abode OF
the Goddess Of Fruits. Thomas d. Todd, Master
Of the Grange, performed the ceremony, ably as
sisted BY Messrs. Charles T. Cockey and James
Pentland, who occupied conspicuous positions In
the services. Mrs. c. Lyon Rogers occupied the
bower Of Pomona, and was supported BY Madames
0orsueh, Pentiand and the Misses ChiIcoat, Jones
and others. The regular Pomona Of the Grange,
Mrs. Wash. Stevenson, vacated her place tempo
rarily 70 preside at the organ, music being an
sentiai aud striking feature In the comforting Of
this degree, and her skin and taste there were
inently appreciated and enjoyed. vote Of
thanks was given Mr.. Pentland for bis trouble In
decorating the hall, and the Grange adjourned 10
meet In June at the county fair grounds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
The WIN Of Mrs. Eiia '. Davis.


The last will of Mrs Ella v. Davis, wife Of Col.
J. Sturgis Davis, who died very suddenly on Mon
day night Of last week, was presented 10 the Or
phans Court on Tuesday, bat was not probated
owing 10 the absence Of witnesses. The win 10
dated June 18th. 1874 and devises 81 900 20 each
Of the children Of Joseph Abey, (deceased,) an
uncle Of the tsstatrx; $500 a. funeral expenses,
including the purchase Of . lot IN Grcenmount
Cemetery, and keeping the same In order and er-
Getting monument; 10 any surplus remains, u 10
10 become part Of the residue Of the estate All the
rest Of the property, real, personal and mixed, 10
devised 70 DR.. Augustine Q. Dairymple, Of Balti.
more city, IN trust ~ folovss The sum OF $i6 900
set aside cat Of the estate and ten ossof ground
In Canton for the benefit Of Elisabsth brown, wife
OF .awsrd Brown, twNes r. . nsecs o. the deseassd)
and after the death OF Elizabeth TO hes Issue per
sirP.s and u no issue, then TO be divided between
sarah NOVEL; and george NOVEL;, and and u their
death 70 Their children. Ifthey have no Issue, the
portion allotted TO them forms part Of the residu-
airy sstate. Tue MIN clause appropriated the sum
OF sdov per annum Tor the bsneht Of !. stureis
Dasis' ther husnandl the expenditure TO be In the
absolute discretion Of the trustee Of the estate-
The sixth clause states that her brother. Joseph
W. Novel; has nov . eompesent support, but u
from any cause he should stand In need OF assis
tancc the trustee 10 directed 90 pay him 5000 per
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
President oarfield on Temperance.

In replying TO the address made BY Miss Frances
4. Willard, president Of the woman's National
Christian Temperance Unisn, in presenting the
portrait Of Mrs. Hayes at the Executive Mansion
on Tuesday last, President Garfield said;
shave observed tho significance which you have
given to this portrait from the standpoint you 90.
cupy, and IN connection with the work In which
you are engaged. What you have said concern.
Ing the evils Of intsmperance meets my most hearty
concurrence. have been, In my way, and In 10.
cordanee with my own convictions. m earnest
advocate Of temperance. not In 80 narrow q sense
a. some but In very definite and practical sense.
Thee convictions are deep. and will be maintain.
ed. Whether shall be able 10 meet the views Of
oil people In regard to AL the phases % that 9ucs
ton remains 20 DO seen. But shall do what can
TO abatc the evils Of intempcrencc. I shall be
glad to have this picture upon these walls. and
shall be glad TO remember your kind expressions
TO me and my family, and In your efforts TO better
mankind by your work ] hope that you will be
guided by wisdom, and tina, you will achieve a
worthy SUGGEST"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Towsontown Literary and Musical
Association.

Owing TO sickness and other unavoidable causes
the programme at the last meeting Of the associa-
ton was very mcagrc. much 20 the regret Of the
management. number Of persons who were TO
participate could not do so and their places could
not be filed. The programme at the next meet
ing. Monday evening. March 2ist. will consist Of
q piano soio BY Mise Mary Isaac; vocal solo by
Miss Davis; select reading by Miss Gardiner, Of
Baltimore; vocal solo BY Mr.. Charles s. tirason
reading ofthe Society Journal" by Miss Osbourn
humorous lecture. by Joe Thompson. Of baltimore
Miss Gardiner; solo. by Mr.. Harry Fox.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

M. John =. Owens, the gsnuisl man from Tew-
sontovn tsays the Sas,J Is now playing his "Man
from Cattaraugus" with great successes In distant
regions on the Pacific slope. when last heard
from he vas on the west hank of the wiIismssts
river. In Portland, the chief aud most hourishing
city 81 Oregon. The Eresisg Teisyrsm Of that
city, under date Of February ~, speaks OF over
tossing houses and delighted audisnses, and, In
deed, the veteran comedian seems 10 have met
With quite an ovation, such ~ threw the local
critic into IN ecstasy Of enthusiasm and made him
gush Ike flooded I'll from the Cascade noun
be says. aeshIhissi ssms of shs anssf snstionsI
setting vs have evsr sssn On Nes Market stage.
Net rnnsIng and sgonizing, bat deep snd cru1hing.
such - breaks The hean aInost. whiis he lbs
quive sna utter ~ eonpiaint rrsm 1rtte list
The sateFisinmsni wass perfect feast tks sadisees
being qaiekIy changed iron sprosrieas issekssr
% silent sorrow, from ''unshins q sbewup''Sa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Sale Of Rost's Brewery.

Messrs. Taylor 4 Dreamer. auctioneers, sold on
Wednesday. for John +. Morris, Esq., trustee, the
property known rs Rost's brewery, on the Belair
road. Il has . front Of 174t feet and 10 improved
by large brick dwelling and saloon, brewery
and necessary houses, dancing pavilion, Ac., and
was sold 10 Solomon straus for S., 600. A vacant
Dot North avenue, l6s feet BY $50 feet deep. In
the Of the above, sold 10 the same for $40
per front foot Large lot In the rear Of the gar
dens, 226 by $50 feet, with dwelling. greenhouse
&c., TO same Tor $500. Vacant lot at North
avenue and Cheptank street, i7ia BY i3e feet, 10
same for $3.50 per front foot. Three dwellings
ON Bslair avenue, near the brewery, each 10 BY
100 feet, 10 Philip Herman for 81 ,45o, 81 40 and
si,s25. respectively. Al the property 10 In fee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Poultry Club.

The Maryland Poultry Club was organised at
the Office Of the A@srieam FaT~er. Baltimore. on
Thursday. and Il Is proposed TO hold show either
In December or January next. Mr.. Geo. Cotton
was elected president: I'd vice president, Jacob
Baughman. Of Mt. Washington: secretary and
treasurer. George o. brown, Drookiandvilie. DIR.
Geo. II. Cairnes. Of woodberry, Is member Of the
executive committee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
A Quiet Silver Wedding.

Twenty-Five years ago on tho 9th Of March,
1881. Mr.. August Loose, most correct and reli-
able business man and one Of our most highly re-
spected citizens, was married In baltimore, aud
about one month later, via, on the 9Th Of April,
1856, camo 10 Towsontown and embarked In the
business of merchant tailoring. Sunday last hav-
Ing been the 25th snniversary Of his matrimonial
vcnturs-bis silver wedding-it was quietly csler
brated q his comfortable home. the members q
the family only being present. When Mr.. Loose
came TO Towsontown his capital was not large aud
small way, bat BY great industry, strict attention
to bis own Affairs, coupled with . eonsciepeious
regard for what Is always just and right. he has
built mp an excellent business and has surrounded
himself with many Of those comforts which 90 10
make life worth living for. We congratulate him
and his estimable wife upon having turned quar-
ter Of century OF married bliss aud extend 10 Them
our beet wishes. hoping they may live to celebrate
many more anniversaries &c their wedding.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
MARRIAGES.

NycE-D0wNEY.-0n February %, by Rev.
A. A. Curtis. Arthur w. Nyce, Of baltimore, TO
I,abcile u. Downey. formerly Of this county.
cREAGHAN-MccARTH February %,
by the Rev. Father DcDevitt. Matthew A.
Creaghan. Of calverton, TO Hannah V. Mccarthy,
of Baltimore.
IiEDRIcK-YOuNG.--O March 7th, BY Rev. +.
Bghrnan. Geo. W. Ietrich, and Amanda Y.
Young, both Of this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Mortgage Sale.

John 7. Baldwin. suctionssr, sold on the prem
ises, on Wednesday, Feb. Esd. for Chas. Hersog.
Philip Hess 10 john Henry Burger, 10 acres Of
highly Improved land, situated near wilkins
avenue, Let district. about three miles from Bati.
more purchased BY Mr.. Charles spilimsn for
$3.50. There 10 frame dwelling kosss, barn.
hns green houses, with plants and nvwsss, Ae.. on
ehe property.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Sale os n prcwcrv Sc

James W. Owings. auctionccr, sold on Monday
for Bernard Carter. Esq, attorney. tho property
Of the late John frost, in Canton, embracing
three iots Of ground on O'Dounei street. improved
BY brick dwelling and brewery. and subject TO
ground rent Of S:0i per snnun: purchased by
Francis Denmead, mortgage, for $4,000. Tho
personal property, consisting Of horses, wagons,
700 barrels OF beer, &c.. was sold to the same for
5000.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Election OF Directors.

The Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Balti-
more county held a meeting Mt the Office 10 Dalti.
more. Monday last. and elected directors for the
ensuing year. The following are the Baltimore
county directors James L. Ridgciy, Baltimore
Pleasant Hunter. wiseburg John l.. Turner.
Pikesviile; Thomas II. Matthews, Coekeysviile;
Edward q. W. Choate, RandaIlstewn; John u.
Bull, Eklo; Henry L. fringer, rpperco; DR..
Isaac N. Dickson, Reisterstown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

Storm q Risteau, auctioneers, sold on wednes.
day, for Sheriff slade. under writ Of heri fAcia-
ut suit Of John X. d. Thomas W. Samuel Linthi.
cum, six lots Of ground In Western Homestead,
onthc south side Of Gorsuch avenue, with improve
ments, TO X. X. Boarman, for si3.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

The original docket (l0s cases) was called, and
the case Of Luthsr n. Williams W. the Baltimore
and Hanover Railroad Company was removed 70
the Court n Common Pleas Of Baltimore city, aud
w. II. Ijams settled.
Tho trial docket (2o5 cases) was then prelimi-
narily called, and the following disposais made -
Henry w. Besisr W. Philip J. Lshr Judgment
for plaintiff BY default. Harriet Cook vs.. d. G.
II. Emory judgment non pros. The Geiser Man
ufacturing Company VS. Il. y. Raphel judgment
for plaintiff BY default. Thomas o. Young W.
The Western Maryland Railroad Company; re-
moved 70 the Court Of Common Pleas Of Baltimore
city. Jos. Jones va Il. y. Jones aud T. q. Rut-
ledge, administrators Of Robert W. Jones remov-
ed TO the Court Of Common Pleas Of Baltimore city.
Thos. 7. Morgan ". Alexander D. Johntson judg-
ment for plaintiff for S342.
In the following cases judgments were entered
for PLAINTIFF BY default, with leave TO extend the
same VIM. II. Bergman a Co. W. Jacob witteck
and wife Jacob Penn W. Charles Einoif; Vim.
Crook Son Va John Sheridan; Barbara Arthur.
trustee, W. WIN. II. Kline; Mortimer c. Totten
W. George Chilcoat Solomon King ct al., trus-
tees. W. Edward Warner, the National Bank Of
Baltimsre 70. Charles Cambsll.
Other dispesals were made ~ follows; vaien-
tine aud Daniel Bollinger. executors Of Joseph
Bollinger, W. Joshua Hare Oh. WIN. Corss A
Son, use Of l.. p. d. Newman, W. John X. Harvey;
agreed. 3. Wright Taylor ". Daniel Mackin.
son renewed 70 the Court q Common Pleas Of
Baltimors city. Winfield and Benz. Y. stansbury
vs. John D. Hsmpshise; Judgment for plaintiff for
property described In the declaration, one cent
damages and costs. In the case Of 9. Merryman
Anderson w. Miles Davis and WIN. Rail, and
that Of The same W. same and Abraham 0iegrath.
Judgments we're entered for plaintiff on terms 10
be died. Isaiah u. Derrick W. Mary W. Minor /;
removed 10 The Circuit Court for Carroll county
Tho masistratss appeal docket l35 easesl was pre-.
liminsrily called for continuanees and prayer fer
jury trisis-
In the case Of The Shrewsbury Savings Institu.
ton Vs.. John MeCnbbin, Judgment was entered
for plaintiff on terms 20 Be nied. Luther ~ slads,
Judgment creditor, We. q. w. Constantne, claimant
Of property attached Of William A. Constantine;
Judgment below for claimant Cor retnrn Of proper
", one eeni damages asa ss.as cos.s; reversed,
aud Judgment for retuSn Of property, one cent
damages and costs. IIenry Bselin ". John crusse,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

The many friends Of WIN. n. Hoffman, Bsq., an
estensiyepapsr manulAetarsr and highly esteemed
eifisen % THE county, Who hes been cenhnsd 10
his residence Zoe several weeks past, suffering from
general debility, eAussd BY Ioss of appetite, &e..
Win be glad 70 learn that be q somewhat Improved.
Until FscentIy be has hen robust and Vigorous
msn for enc of his advanced years. and u Is hoped
be will soon be restored 10 his usual health.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Attempt 70 Rob.

On Monday night last burglar entered the
residence Of Mr.. J. W. Fathers, In waveriy, and
stole some articles IRON q front room. AZ he was
leaving BY way Of the porch roof hs was seen BY
. son Of Mr.. Fathers. who gave an alarm whsn
the burglar dropped his booty and led.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Supposed rncendiary Fire.

An unoccupicd frame building on the property
Of John OPEL on the Dogwood road, near ben's
o'clock. Friday night. 9Th inst, supposed TO havo
been the work ofan inccndiary. Injured for $780,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
A Very Singular Case.

On Saturday evening last man named Carson,
hailing fom baltimore, and said to be an agent
selling mortising machines, left the day express
south at the coal yard, one mile south Of Hanover
Junction, Northern Centrii railway, under singu.
lar circumstances. lie actions while on the train
were such rs to attract the notice Of Conductor
Rutiedse and he telegraphed back % the Junction
from Parktoa 10 look out for him. The man Car
son went toward Glen Rock. When within mile
Of the latter place he stepped ut the house Of Mr.
dip and demanded admittance, which was refused.
He said that parties after him 10 kill him and
that if he was not admitted no would shoot. and
he then fired one ball from revolver through the
door, afterward forcing the door open. Several
Of the inmates commenced returning the Gre. In
the eight Carson escaped 10 the roof Of the house,
from which position, being literally supplied with
cartridges. he kept up . hre against the parties
beneath him for several hours. The men below
finally using gun with shot, Carson was severely
injured and was finally captured and taken TO
Glen Rock. lie used freely his pistol during the
ARRAY, and attempted TO cut those about him with
. large knife. Ills friends from baltimore were
sent for, and hs % lying In critical esndtion.-
The man, Il 10 said, was laboFing under DC Of
mauia-a-po,u. The matter will be Investigated.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Estate Of the Late John s. Cuttings.

Tho third administration account Of Hon. Geo.
Hawkins Williams, executor of the estate Of the
late John :. Gitting-. fed in the Office Of the
Register "f Wills Tuesday last. The executor
charges himself with the balance due the estate by
bis second account. being ~ .237 ,s63.sI, with an
additional inventory returned. SAIL and with
the SUN of 81 ,3Sg.?2 being the excess Of sales
over the appraised value. and with the tum Of
$4i.0i5.I7, being the amount received from divi-
dends on stock, bonds. &c. lie receives u credit
Of $5ti35.65 for cash paid principally tn deposi.
tors In the banking house of John :. Cuttings l.
Co, which. includes 81 22S 81 as commissions at 5
per eentum. The balance due the estate consists
Of personai property appraised at 81 .266, 1853.
less Sgo.019.9I advanced by the accountant, the
balance due the estate being 81, 02s.G2 SO far
the commissions allowed 10 the executor amount
20 $56lG7.53
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

EB-Ths body Of Arthur stsibos was ersmatsd
In The Lsnoyns furnace. at Washington, Pa, on
Wednesday. II was put In the cage at . O'Clock
and al 30 ineinsration was complete.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Trustees Sales.

Storm Risis.u, sseiionesrs, sold on the prem
trustee, lot In Woodbury. 25xi0o feet, on Park
Dale avenue. improved BY two story frame dwell
ling; purchased BY the Log Cabin Building Asso-
citation for $3.50.
George W. Jordan, auetionser, sold on wednes-
day, for Messrs. X. n. Boarman and John Vel
lott trustees, I2l acres Of land the road leading
from Beckleysviiie TO Hampstead, Carroll county,
improved by two dwellings, TO William Thomas,
for $26s aiso 43l acre., about Eve miles from
Manchester, Carroll county; purchased by the
sane party for $3.50 per acre aggregate amount
efsslss eStS.75.
same day, fos Col d. q. McIntosh, trustee In In
solvsney Of James p. Wilson, i4l4 acres Of land
near the Northern Central Railway, about two
miles from white Hall, Improved BY small house,
70 John Troyer. ut $3.50 per acre; total amount
Of sales $6oS.25.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

Ss-Ths State insane asylum at DsnvilIs, Pa.
was destroyed BY Gre on Saturday night last,
causing loss Of teoo.ooo. Nearly 500 patients
were In the asylum at the time, ell Of whom were
gotten safely out.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

On Thursday last, on motion % WIN. Y. whar-
ton, Ed, :. Leland Hanna, E-q. u the naitimafr
bar, vas ADMITTED y przssiss 70 che Cissuit Court
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
BUSINESS LOCALS.

E<feasire Carpet Hewss.-Thsre has lately been
opened by Messrs. Lyon 4 Co., 1t $50 west Baiti-
more street, I'd door west Of Charles, one Of the
being new and Of the most attractive patterns,
from the finest grades In the market to those lees
expensive, so that all tastes and purses can be
suited. They also have largo stock Of oiicloths,
mattings, drugsets, rugs aud In fact everything 10
Be found In large and frst-class establishment.
The firm 10 composed % Messrs. J. Crawford Lyon
and WIN. A. Lyon, both Of whom have had twelve
years experience with the hrm Of John TurnbulI,
Jr. 4 Co. Mr.. John W. Hall the special partner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

The following cases were disposed of on Satur-
day last: Kcene lIascrty vs.. J. y. c. Drowp.
judgment extended for plaintiff for $3o6.2i. The
Baltimore and Delta Marrow Gauge Railway Com
pany ". Isaiah Watkins. judgment extended Tor
plaintiffs for Sio:6o. WIN =. Weller W. True
IS. David 0wings ". Henry C. Creager. William
Rupert and W. II. IIarker, Judgment extended
for plaintiff for ~ 400 penalty named in the bond
20 be released on the payment Of 5000.
The March term of Court conmcn ed on Mon
day, 7th inst. Richard y. Maynard. Of the I'd
district vps selected a. forman Of the Grand Jury,
and the jures for the term constituted rs fol-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

Get hs Besf.-For hrst-class hand made shoes
for men, women and children. goto Alfred Phipps,
In the rear Of Ady's Hotel, Towsoutown. Having
had long experience he feels confident Of being
able 20 give rehabilitation. Repairing promptly and
neatly done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subseri-
l. bsrs have obtained from the Orphans Court Cor
Baltimore county, letters tsstamentary on the e.
tate Of
MELcH0IR ARMAc0sT,
late Of said county, deceased. AL persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscribers,
on or before hs 29sA dsy IF SsPiembsr, 1881;
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20 said 90.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this "a day Of March, 1881.
PLEASANT HUNTER, p........
CONRAD rURNBAuGH, s.s'a''"'
March SIT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

GRAND JURY.
Richard =. Maynard,
Jos. J. 0smbriil.
Adam Dietrich,
James Il. belt.
Joshua Parsons,
GEORGE Berry, ST.,
l.. d. Lockard,
Henry l.. fringer,
WIN. Baker.
William Kidd.
James n. Kirkwood,
James Mcbride,
Edwin Scott,
James Small,
John n. ScharG,
George Mcdonald,
james Phipps,
William Hall.
Benjamin W. Ady,
J. Henry Raspe,
John s. Mcclellan,
james w. Asher,
Patrick o, Brien.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
DEATHS.

D-sshs Frss---Trissses, &C.. 10 cts. Li"s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

NyHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
u scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of administra-
ton ON the estate Of
CAROLINE HINRLE,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber,
on or before The 29h day Of Sspienbsy, 1881;
they may otherwise by Law DO excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e.
tate are requested 20 mako immediate payment.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of March. 1891.
On. GEORGE Y. C0RSE,
March St. Administrator.
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PETIT IrRy.
Henry schiosser,
Bernard Fallon,
VIM. Kaufman,
james w. Ofutt,
John Grihn,
Edwin Eachus,
chas. u. Rogers,
Henry y. Emmiek.
Richard G. Tracey,
Frank Measley,
WIN. Scharf,
chas. W. Kroh,
WIN. II. Ensor,
Peter Kennedy,
John II. Emory,
Dr.. q. ". Bosley,
James Rogers,
George V. Bowen,
WIN. 7. Price,
William u. Ware,
Francis 4. Bishop,
Sam'l Burnetson,
q. II. Lingcnfelder,
John 3. swim,
Thas 4 Eo~lish