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HOME AGAIN.
Morosinrs Daughter Pays a Ten Minute
Call on Her Mother.

Morosinrs Daughter Pays a Ten Minute
Call on Her Mother.
New YORK, September l5.-Mr. Moro
sini was seen at his house to-day. He said
bis daughter called this morning to see her
sick mother, but remained only about ten
minutes. She declared ten minutes was
the time allotted for her calls by her hus-
band yesterday. On her own responsibility
ts she said, she stald five minutes
longer. Mr.. Morosini said his eldest daugh,
tor did not wish to see her father, her sister
or her brothers, and indeed had remarked
that she did not care il they all died. He
had hoped she would return repentent but
she cared for nothing in the world
except that man whom she mar
RED. She was completely changed from
the dutiful, afectionste, religious girl she
was before she went away. The change in
her vas so great that he had recovered from
his griet and was now willing to forget her.
She could go her own course. She was I'M,
mediately lost to all sense of propriety and
to her family, and there was no possibility
of anv reconciliation.
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OVER A GRAVE.
Carving Ont the Strange Provisions Of n
VIII

Carrying Out the Strange Provisions of a
VIII.
MADISON, GA., September lj.-ln ISL,
Benjamin Bra1welL wealthy citizen Of
this county, died leaving his estate of S35,-
OOQ for the education of orphans Of the
county. The condition was annexed that
barbecue should be held over his grave
every year. The fund has been judiciously
invested and faithfully applied, during the
last sixty-fye years. hundreds Of orphans
having been educated by it. To-day the
annual barbecue provided for was held, at
which |, 100 persons sat down. The feature
of the occasion was the laying Of the corner
stone of the Brazwell Masonic Hall.
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deaths; Genva, 25 fresh cases and II deaths.
In other provinces not given, II fresh cases
and 10 deaths.
MADRID, September l5.-Since last re-
ports there have been SIX new cases Of
cholera and four deaths at Elchs, and four
fresh cases and three deaths at Novelds.
In the city of Lerida fatal case of sper-
adic cholera occurred. One suspected case
is reported in suburb OF Barcelon, and
several suspicious cases in the Province Of
Tarrigna, six Of which prOvedfatal
MADRID, September l5.-Twelve deaths
from cholera are reported in the East
Pyrenes. -....
ToULoS, September l5.-There have been
fifteen deaths from cholera in this city in
the last two days. In the Department Of
Herault there has been fifty.ca and thirty
deaths.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

a Party of English Rock-crackers Have a
Close Call.
OTTAWA, September l5.-Several mem
bers of the party of British scientists in the
Rocky Mountains had narrow escape from
a fearful death Friday while exploring the
railway tunnel below Rocking Horse Lake:
Four miles of the tunnel suddenly collapsed
precipitating an immense mass Of rock in
the midst Of the party, two Of whom were
slightly injured.
The geologists have obtained data By
which they expect to be able to definitely es-
tablish the exact age of the mountain.
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IT must have been terrible state OF at
fairs that caused the Psalmist 20 ask who
can stand before bis coldf' Ir bis day the
remedies were few and doubtful; no. much
ksppier SHOULD this generation De that has
as household remedy, Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup; so wonderful bas been It's cares tha'
millions rise up and cal il blessed
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TbeLarpest Bet on Record.

LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, September 1.-Two
citizens OF this Territory, one engaged in
gold mining and the other in manufsctur-
ing coffee, have bet their real estate sggregat-
ing in value eleven hundred thousand dol
lars, on the result Of the Presidential elec-
ton. The papers have been made out
transferring the property to stakeholder.
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Tas.sd IsS n Hall.

RocEyiLLr, Coss, September lj.-This
afternoon. while young man on Mr. Hub
bard Kel!ogg's farm WAS leading . ball, be
was attacked by the animal. His fatbss.
George johnson, went 10 his rescue and the
bull turned on him, pinned him 70 the earth,
and tossed him in the air, fearfuIly mutilas-
ing him. The son Was too severely injured
10 render assistance. The old msa viii die.
and the son is in q dangerous condition.
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BIG BLAZE AT CHARLESTON.

-Four Buildings Destroyed - Total Loss
$4,000.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, September l5.-
Exclusive. IA destructive fire occurred
in the west end of the city
this morning at two o'clock. A
large store room, empty at the time, store
room full of goods, dwelling house aud a
doctor Office were burned The goods in
the store house were saved. The loss is
about three thousand dollars and the in
surance nearly covers the amount The
fire originated in the vacant store room
and is supposed to have been indendiary.
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4. Np Ixr bas ns5a nm h.

4, Mr. BLAINE has made up his mind to
60 to New York some time this week, the
resumption is that he sees various channels
in which he knows he might be useful to the
Wall street money magnets, from whom at
this juucture Of the canvass subscriptions to
the party barrel are extremely desirable.
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Bank Office,s Are ELIGIBLE.

TRENTON, n. j., September l5.-The
members of the Democratic Electoral ticket
of this State recently requested Attorney.
General Stockton's opinion as to the eligi-
biity of bank presidents and cashiers to
serve on the electoral ticket The Attor-
ney-General has given his opinion that
such officials are eligible. He says they
are not United States officers, but officers OF
nr;va.e corn1ratiors
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FRANCS AND Ek0llND.
The Parisias Jsurnais vssy Abasiss To.
ward the Brtish.

The Parisias Jsurnals vssy Abusiss To.
ward the British.
Lospos. September l5.-psEis has given
over to the delinum d English desuneis-
ton, from which no, even the G'sveS and
wises. seem able 70 escape. Articles are
daily printed over signatures which The
whole world respects brcaahing vsngsascs
aud slaughter. Among nsny oth0s Q
former Minister and yics.Admirsl pybGsh
letters showing bow England can best beAi-
tacked, and mapping out scsmpsign fof VA.
The English papers cay less thaa hey
said week ago, but tho Enslish people arc
very angry and il would take only . slght
hitch in the Egyptian Affairs or injury W
English interests in China TO raise the big
gest kind Of war cloud here.
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YouR cough is growing worse, That
soreness and pain in the throat and lungs IS
increasing. Better get nd of the absurd
ides that anything viii cure cough or
cold, and give Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry trial before it is too late. II never
fails to check consumption, and quickly
cures al coughs and colds ,.
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Murderous Assault in Kanawha County.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, September 10
Exclusive. Late Saturday night, two
Young men named Short and Hodge, the
latter son Of Judge Hodge, met on the
Charleston and Guysndotte pike, and be-
came involved in quarrel over young
lady, when Hodge knocked Short down with
a ston, .. led by two companions,
beat him w..n clubs and rocks until his re-
coYerY is doubtful.
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co..ssrfsl. R.lIr.ad TIeks.a.

LoxDos, September i5.--An extensive
system Of winding has seen discovered By
the officers Of the kharbof and Azod Rsit
vay in Russia. A sum OF money. estinstsd
to amount 10 more than 100000 has bees
stolen from the com psny BY variety q De.
vices, the principal one being The sAls OF
false tickets which we're fihographie copies
Of genuine tiekets Several arrests have
beeu made aHf
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Irxon are troubled with sore

II you are troubled with sores, aches,
pains and general weakness Of the various
bodily functions, don't be deceived by the
Advertisements Of bitters, kidney medicines,
etc whose certificates Of pretended cures,
are often paid for Put your trust in that
simple remedy called DR. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla- II viii cure you By
purifying the blood and strengthening the
weak portions Of your bJdy. You viii also
end il very refreshing to the brain and ner
yous system. The proprietors receive han
dreds oflet.ers bestosing HPOa it the high
eat praise.
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YESTERDAYS DEATH RATE.

Reports From Italy, spain and France.
Rows, September l5.-The following IS
the bulletin showing the ranges of cholera
in Italy during the last twenty-four hours;
Naples (cityl, 643 fresh cases and 23l
deaths; Naples (prOvincel 30 fresh cases
and 10 death: Csserta. IA fresh cases and
4 deaths; Cuneo, Il fresh cases and IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-16

CovNT SCHILLING, the coschman who
eloped in New York with Millionaire MoRo-
SIMS daughter, has stepfather in the
saloon business in the BOwery, and the
Young couple win not suffer, whatever the
s.crn narent may DO.
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QUIETLY LYkcHED.

How a Kansas Desperate Was Put Out Of
the Way.
WELuSGToy, KS, September l5.-Frsnk
Bones, the desperado who shot VIM. Gaines
and cred into several houses here last Sat
urday was quietly lynehed between one
and two O'Clock this morning By Gfteen or
twenty armed men WHO took him from the
Jail and hung him from q gang plank used
he vrorkrer AT the rev Court bouse
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uIt With n Car Hook.

CHICAGO, September l5.-Wm. Aonahan,
a driver Of Blue Island avenue Car, struck
a passenger named Matthew P. Sullivan
with a car hook late last night, and the lat
ter will probably die. Sullivan and a com
panion, both intoxicated. made an attack on
The conductor Of the car, which Moaahan
mistook for an attempt at robbery which
caused him 10 strike Sullivan.
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HE VOICES HENDRICKS VIEWS.
, Promineut Iudianan sums Up the Stu
aAion

4 Prominent Indianan sums Up the Stu
alton.
INDIANAPOLIS September l5.-The Hon.
Bayiess W. Hanna, prominent Democrat
and a warm personal friend of Mr., Hen
bricks, has Published his opinions upon the
canvass and its prospects. With respect to
Mr. Hendricks he says: "Mr. Hendricks
nroposes to make an active fight. Aready
be has taken the stump, and already the
force Of his logic and mastery rhetoric IS
beginning to count in his favor. Mex
month he proposes to visit Kentucky. dis
appo;nsmt nts are such that he can speak
but once in Kentucky. and that will be at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-16

SINE the Maine election the Prohibition
question has entirely Obscured the question
Of tarif. With all the issues which have
heretofore divided parties virtually settled
this question of the use Of intoxicants
zones to the front by the aid Of Republican
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The Garfield Fund.

ALBANY, n. Y, September l5.--The Gar
field committee for the State Of New York,
appointed in 1852 By Gov. Cornell, have
reported to Gov. Cleveland that the total
amount collected in the various counties OF
TIE State is 81. .62s22. which amount viii
be forwarded TO TIE National Committee.
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THE situation in Ohio is extremely en-
couraging for CLEyELASD- JOHS A. LOGAN
Is making an active canvass Of that State,
s2d in all probability the Republicans who
hear him will be too SICK to vote.
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ON the War Path.

Fl. KEoGH. n T., September 1.-THE
Cheyenne Indians are attheir devilty again,
burning the grass on the cattle images south
Of Miles City. S. N. Driscol arrived from
Deadxood yesterday. and reporn thst .
stretch of prairie forty miles while on The
head waters OF Powder River. is burnt black,
and the fires Spreading in every direction
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LABOR TROUBLES.
An Iron works Closes.

BUFFALO, September l5.-Delang. Forge
iron works has shut down owing to lack
of orders One hundred men are thrown
out Of employment
Strike OF Butchers.
LIMERICK. September 15.-The strike OF
,he nork butchers throws 5000 Idle. The
hac6n trade is virtually suspended.
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a, Editor suicides.

s1arEsyuLE, n. c., September l5.-Geo.
Latham. editor of the Statesville American,
suicided Saturday morning. Latham JOIN.
ed the Republican party two years ago and
was then repudiated BY his family.
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A significant Appointment.

wAsHIxG1ox. september IS.-As<istant
Secretary Coon has been designated BY the
President as acting Secretary Of the
Treasury for ten days from today. The
designation Of Coon instead Of Assistant
Secretary French Is considered sonevhat
sicuifcaut
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J.
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Ms. BCTLEE is always attended BY q
co,ored valet. The necessity of keeping
such an attendant is probably what makes
!, difcult for American wOrkingmen to
,;nch through on q dollar daY.
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Mnrn Canned Beef.

L0xpox. September l5.-A further order
for half million pounds Of compressed
beef has been given to Chicago hrm:
making q total Of 10000 pounds Of beef
ordered for tbe Nile relief expedition.
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The First of Winter.

HALIFAX, September l5.-It is reported
that FIVE inches of snow fell at Spring Hill,
Cumberland county. Yesterday, and two
inches at Truro.
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warx Howard wrote: Il end pity
hangs upon his hreest," the fellox bad EN-
deniiy . cold and had not yet bees informed
that br. Balls Cough Syrup vas ,as 0nly
ssfe remedy.
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Eurn,ture makers Union.

PrrrsBURG, September l5.-The sixth
annual convention Of the International Fur
ni,ure Workers Union, will assemble here
tomorrow.
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RrrrER and GRADY, Democratic traitors,
spCke in the interest Of BLNSE lasE night in
New York.
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ppEsEY's endorsement Of BLAINE is q
6ne case of the pot declaring the ;mmacu-
ls.c whiteneSs Of the kettle.
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Jer.ry Cattis KILLED.

CHIcAco. September l5.-Sevenl young
Jersey cattle on the farm Of J. B. Parxell,
near Lake Forrest, have been killed on sus
picion fiat they were affected with pluere
uueumcnia.
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DAMAGE RYFrost.

HALIr,x, September l5.-Frosts have
undoubtedly done great damage IN the
country districts during the past few days
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THg question Of Prohibition viii again
y!ay potential part in the Ohio campaign
tbs VCsr.
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SEVEN weeks from this day and the ques-
hon Of the Presidency win be decided. A
rev ha, that it viii be CLEVELAND.
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POINTERS.
RIa;ns.s Route Manned Ont,

BAR HARBoR, ME., September ID
Blaine left this morning for Augusta. He
will leave Augusta Wednesday for Boston.
He will 90 thence to Worcester to attend
the State fair onThursiay. From there he
goes to New York and the West.
Hendricks to Speak at Columbus.
INDIANAPOLIS, September IA com
mitttee of Ohio Democrats, John G. Thomp.
SON at their head, waited on Ex-Governor
Thos. A Hendricks to-day and urged him
TO visit Columbus and make speech on
September 20. The Ex-Governor had prev
iously accepted an invitation to speak at
Shelbyville, Ind, on that day, but cancelled
the appointment and. consented to go to
Columbus.
Unlucky Democrats.
BRAZIL, ND, September l5.-ln raising
a Democratic poll at Knightsville, two miles
from this place, Saturday, Perry l.. May
and William Mackelran were killed By the
breaking of the ropes and the falling Of the
derrick pole. The pole was raised aud
George Martin climbed up to adjust the
ropes, but fell and struck on his head and
sustained fatal injuries.
Butler In New York.
NEW YORK, September l5.-Between
$4,000 and 20 900 people assembled in Union
Square tonight to hear General B. +. But
Ter speak. It required the services Of half
a dozen policemen TO make passageway
through the crowd for the General to reach
the stand. The audience was very largely
composed of laboring men. Butler spoke
at great length, and was followed by ex-
Senator ThOs. F. Grady.
Endorse Butler.
New ORLEANS, September lj,-The
Greenback Labor party endorsed Butler and
West and nominated Presidential electors
and Conrressmen.
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Daley and Company.

NEw YORK, September l5:-Augqsts
Daley and company auived today on the
Steamer Arizona.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

THE cold wave may save some Of the
Presidential bOoms from premature death.
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JACKSON COUNTY.

An Old Fashioned Outpouring of the
Democracy Last Saturday.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, September 10
Exclusive. Among the able speakers
now engaged in the Democratic canvass OF
this State, none are doing more effective
work than Judge John W. Clampitt, Of Hi
nois. From private sources we learn that
he addressed a monster mass meeting OF
the sterling Democracy Of Jackson county,
at Ripley, on Saturday last A foe hick
ory pole with pine knot representing the
independent element of New Eng
land) attached to the top Of
the pole, was hoisted by the
the sinew of 1900 Democratic voters, and
beautiful banner bearing the names of
Cleveland and Hendricks was flung to the
breeze thirty feet above the Republican flag
which foated near it. After the pole was
raised Judge Clampitt was introduced, and
for three hours that vast audience was held
blythe magic eloduence of the speaker. His
thorough knowledge of national affairs
and the important issues involved
in the present campaign particularly fits
him for the work in hadd. Judge Clampitt
was formerly citizen Of Maryland, and
will be remembered as the counsel of Mrs.
Surratt, who was convicted and hung tor
the murder of President Lincoln. 1t will
also be remembered that General Hancock
was accused, during last campaign, Of hav-
ing been implicated in the murder Of Mrs
Surratt, but Judge Clampitt very promptly
came to the rescue and was the author OF
a lengthy article in the New York
Herald, denouncing the base slsnder
and this manly and prompt defense was
copied by all the prominent papers of the
land. The Judge reached here today, and
will speak to the Wood county Democrats
Tuesday night. Parkersburg Democrats
have indeed the war paint on, and propose
to make red hot campaign from this on.
A Sale Postponed.
PARRERsBURG, W. Va, September l5.-
Exclusive The sale Of the West Virginia
Oil and Oil Land Company's property,
which was to have taken place to-day was
postponed until October first. The grounds
upon which the last sale was set aside was
that the representatives of the Standard Oil
Company entered into bond to bid ten
thousand dollars more than Mr.. Shattu&
had paid at the former sale. Owing to the
failure of that party to make his bid, viz:
one hundred and seventy-three thousand,
the sale was postponed, the commissioners
appointed by court being satisfied that the
recuest of this narty was made in good faith.
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Kiski.g On ths Priss q Csks.

PI1rssrsG. September is.-Ths Con.
neIlsyille Coke Producess ASoeisEies b
meeting with some sev opoddos isen
the pig iron men Of the East TAsy clain
the condition Of the pig iron trsds vin eot
sdni. their pairing tie pool pics. is cola,
and unless the prics . rsdeesd ~ vih
have to hank their furnaces. 8oos g thsn
hare already taken actioa, and notibsd ths
men 70 sbip no more fusl u preeeet prices.
ss they have concluded 70 cioss tbif fhr.
nsces until ssch time % they con bsspsestsd
st profit Other eastern ES nn -. %.
deayoiDg in even way possible 70 ia1see
some ConusllsvilIe coke men not me1ban
Of de Association 70 furniah then eots Of
. reduced price. So fas 10 ssts hsss bses
rrported ana TIE efforts of IL saerS &c
iron men 20 eet their eots fos -. thaa tAs
pcs. ptics hes been . failure; Tls asaoa
Of uig iron men in moving for . shus dcvn
several weeks ago in ordef dat IL pre6sc-
ion be cut down has caused sons ussasi-
ness snour coke producea
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TEE testimony Of naay Who log sssss-
ed from III heslth, casssd by - inpsrs
state Of The blood, gees 70 psoSe tn:s ne
bea remedy fa mafsg she blaod nsA. rsd
and pure, ios besutifyinng IL eoaplsxiee.
tor crrins soses p;npks and ot6x s6n,
diseases. Tor rsosving eeees, pa. -.
jo;rss, rheunstisn. &C., Sos isesee,.k u
pover Of esAuancs. ~ giving hs.kt snd
ssy,prth % every vssk portion d the body.
d Dr. Rsyso,ts Ysslos Dock ssa SAfA-
,arr;p rs eject pssssas ths u,ee = sresy
instance. EoeIhsnasdy seehit
The Republican journal., 1884-08-21
Probate Court.

j. ID. LAMsoN, Judge.-A. a. FLETCHER, Register.
The following business was transacted at the
August term of this Court;
ADMINISTRATIONS GRANTED on ESTATES Of
Luther PAWS, late of Freedom Mary Z. Davis, adj
ministratriX; Josiah 5. Woodman, late of Winter
port, Sarah &. Woodman, Administrative; Sadie l..
Howard, late of MOntyillc, Jonathan Bartlett, ad
ministrator; Ebenezer Williams. late of Waldo
yer, late of Linconvie, Lucius H. Duncan, adj
ministrator; Sarah Jane Young, late of Belfast,
George Woods, administrator.
GUARDIANS APPOINrED-ISaaC j. Durham unto
Walter F. Hodges, heir of Isaac Dunham, late OF
WinUerport Emma A. Bowler unto Jay Fred Bow
Ter, minor heir of Fernando Bowler, late of Mont
vile.
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE ON ESTATES OF
Fannie NJ. Guptl; Annie +. Partridge minol
heir of Reuben and Mary f. Partridge, late OF
Stockton; Hannah NJ. Colson, late of Searsport
Anabell Morse 4 ais, heirs of Joseph Morse, late
of stockton.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES OF-Frank w
and Maggie s. Nickels, minor heirs of Wilson C.
Nickels Gertrude J. Mitchell, minor heir of David
MITCHELL late of Troy; Fannie NJ. Guptill, child OF
D. +. Guptill; Sarah Jane Young, late of Belfast
Japeth Grant late of jackson; Joseph Moody late
of Searsmont.
ACCOUNTS FILED ON ESTATES oF-Josiah Cross
late of Morrill,; George r. Holt late of Winterport
Oliver 0. Davis late of Montvillc; Ezra Abbott
Senior, late of jackson; David MITCHELL late OF
Troy; Benz min Bachelor, late of SWanvile
Jeremiah Hillman, late of Troy, jesse C. Clough
late of Liberty; Waldo p. Treat, of Frankfort
non compos mentis; Gertrude j. Mitchell, heir OF
David Mitchell, late of Troy
WILLS PROBATED-Oshea Written, late of Burn
ham; Leneas Mason, late of Monroe: Stephel
Thurston, late of Searsport; Mary Weber, late OF
Monroe.