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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
ONE ENJOYS


Both the method and results whe,
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitua,
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
lnIy remedy of its kind ever pro
luced, pieasing to the taste and &C
ePtable to the stomach, prompt in
Is action and truly beneficial in its
fleets, prepared only from the most
aealthy and agreeable substances, it:
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F,c syrup co.
sas FRANCISCO. cAt.
LOUISVILLE. u. ..sw YORK. W.
mar2Sdkviv
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Detective McNsmara Arrested.
Charged With Pc, Jury.

CHERRrviELD. Jan. 3l.-Detec,ive W.
Y McNs.iSA a. who was instrumental in
the arrest of Jock Darling aud other viol-
,tors of the game laws, was arrested Fri
iay, together with his brother. John Nc
Namara, upon a warrant charging them
Nth perjury. In November, c l.. S.y-
nour, residing in township No. 10. vas
convicted of netting duck, in violation OF
he game laws. upon the testimony of the
acNsmaras. and fined &l65 and costs.
seymour charges them ~nh testify ing
slsrly. They will be tried at Eilsworth
saturday.
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eparripx Match At Laconis, N q

LAcoS1A, N. H., Jan. sl-A sparrins
exhibition was given tonight under the
,uspice. of the Laconia Athletic Club. The
principal event billed vas 25 round con-
test with gloves for points between Chas.
Davi, of Lacopia and Frank Howe Of Ash
and. Me, for purse of $50. Howe was
knocked out in the ninth round. Chas.
Corliss Of Lynn was referee.
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New York Chi,f OF EeStioa Burs au
Oustsd.

New Yosx, Jan. 3t-John J. OBrien
was removed from the of3ce Of chief OF
~ oar-au Of election, to lay. HIS term Of
Office expired nearly three years ago. but
there vas deadlock 10 the board Of police
commissioners. TWO Of whom we're Demo
cras and tso Republicans. and he held
over until today. Recently the Democrat,
got the third Democrat on the board, and
q Brien vas ousted.
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State Treasurer's Report.
TRgAsURERs OFFICE.

lRgAsrRERs OFFICE,
ArorsrA. Jsuuary. /. 1890
To the Honorable Gorernor and Council
A. requ red by section seventy Of chap.
ter t~o Of the K-vised Statutes, I have th,
homer to herewith tran,mit q printed de
'aiied account Of the state Of the treasury
containing complete record Of receip i,
and expenditures Of all public money dur
'ug the year ending December 81, 1889
and = statement of the estimated receIpU
and expenditures for the year 1870
Also, in this report will be found d.
tailed statement Of the refun ling of tn.
public d-bt, together With the disposal o
the sinking fund.
REcpIpTI.
rash ia treasary yanua y !, i-se, e172,esa 4
Total rsc<ipts for he Jear isss. s, 40 ~ . '
e.Eo.777 q
ExPrSprTuRHs.
Tos-f expepdi'ur-s fs the year Isss q sss 01s
| Cash In treasury december 81, iss., s'.s7si
$40 in. 4
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Kittery Fire Pure,y Accident al.

The naval board appointed to investigate
the origin of the recent FIRE at the navy
yard. Portsmouth, n H, have reported to
the Secretary Of the Navy that the FIRE vas
purely accid.atal and no one can be held
responsible for it. The damage 10 esti-
mated at s14, 900.
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Austrian Woikmen Favor the Eight
Hour Movement

vienna, Jan. 81 Three thousand work.
ingmen held meeting AT Bruun today and
decided TO make a holiday Nav /, and on
that dsy to make grand demonstration in
favor of the eight hour movement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01

The following changes in the Maine
postal service are announced:
Route Si9. Cambridge to Dexter. From
February |, 1890, omit railroad station "a.
0 } without change of distance.
Route 325 F3Icrott 10 Dexter. From
Feb /, 1880, curtail service at Dover
South Mills, decreasing distance 3 miles.
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fContinued on second page. ]


II you will send u your address. ve will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explsin-
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
voltaic Belt and Appliances. and theiI
charming effects upon the aervous debili.
tated system. and how they will q nck +,
restore you to visor. manhood and health
II you are thus Affected We will send you
Belt aed Appliances on trial.
Volsaic Belt Co., Mssshsll. Mich.
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Suit Tor Damage Grows Out OF Con
tssted Election Case.

CHARlEsrox, w. Va. Jan. 3l-W. H.
Morris. an attorney of this city. brought a
snit for s30, 900 damages against Gen. Goff.
. contestee in an election case. Cot had
challenged Morris vote, claiming he was
Of unsound mind. The charge vas not sus-
tained, and suit brought. Morris claimed
bis business vas damaged to tha; amount
by the libel.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
Hurderous Actions Between
Turks and Christians.
Austrian Laborers viii Demonstrate n
Palof Of Eight Hour Law.
Retorms for Spanish Army - Move.
msnfs Ct American soaadron IN
Barop,.

ATHENS. Jan. Sl,-Telegrsms from
Crete inform us tina, there has been lately
IN various part OF the island many murders
both Of Turks and CHRISTIANS The >hris-
tians. FEARING the effects of Turkish re-
vepge, are taking refuge in the hills.
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Tho American SOU ,dron Abroad.

PARIS, Jan, 81 The American squad
ron of evolu ion will arrive at roulon early
IN February and will remain ~ days The
vessels of the ,qusdron will take on
board n fresh supply of provisions.
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Hnelish Syndicate Buys sAsh and Door
Factories.

Kansas CIrr. Jan. Sl.-The Star this
morning says: IAN English syndicate is
nesot ating for the purchase Of all the
principal sa.h and door factories in this
country. Options are already secured on
35 different plants for which the syndicate
.iIl pay betseen $40, 900. 900 and s25, 600
0O0".
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Fire on the Teutonic.

LONDON, Jan 81 A fire broke out to-
day between the Il, css on the white Star
steamer reutonic lying at Liverpool. but
he flames were subdued before they had
done much damage.
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George w. Young OF Camden d ad

CAxuES. Jan 81 Geo w. Young died
Thursday of heart disease, sged 81 years.
For nine years he had been first selectmsn :;
e was a member Of the State Legislature
.nd Grand Army man.
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BELFAST, Jan. 3l.-E. L. Bean of Sears
mont q prominent trader and leader in
to~n affairs died suddenly Of pneumonia
Thursday evening. sged As years.
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WEDDING CARDS !!

The kenn~h.c Journal Job Departme nj
spiendidly equipped for doing all
s'nds OF wedding printing, announce
menfs. Invitations. cards. etc.. In the
'"'e" AMI most approved sly es. II h"s
""nr an enormous amount of this etas.
VI work during tn. past years its or
aers coming from all parts Of fhT
STAT. No bitter work i'm this line wa.
ever done i'm the ssate. with the comfnE 8
year, its facilities for this Kind ef work
Will be siiii further increased. among It's
latest things b.ing be utifni hair line
sefp-tyP~ by which u 10 enabled to
'"itafe engraved work SO closely dat
'ery lew can d-te.t the dffe. sne~
Terms re ssanabie. send f.r prices snd
sAmpiesto
BURLElGH 4 FLYNT,
vaU Augusta, Maine.
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This B ottom Drops Out Of . Psnnsyl.
vani, Mining Town.

WLEEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 81 The bot
ton OF portion Of the town Of Plains
about four miles from here, dropped ou
today. With it three single houses, douoi.
oluck. causing great CONSERVATION among
the tenants aud excitement in town Th,
CaIh1ii church and parsonage wrecked 4
few weeks ago BY cave in. are within ,
short distance of the scene. This cave il
caus by the extravsg4nt robbing Of PHI
lars in the mines
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An Ss. 900 600 ut Commeuc.d o.
New Yoik.

NEW YORK. Jan 81 The Columbus
Hocxiog Valley & Toledo Railway Com
pany entered SUIT against Winsiow. Laniei
Co. Of this city today for 81 10000
alleging that the company never re-
ce'ved the proceeds Of a sale Of bonds ne
gotia,ed by the defendants Al the time o.
The consol d4tion of the three railroads is
1852, under the name Columbus, H1cking
Valley Toledo Railroad
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The woolen Mil Company At Kez.r
Pals are running full force; they have
severity hands in their empl and their
monthly pay roll is eas0o per month or
more.
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Or Murcn vii, be Tried Next May

PORTLAND. Jan. 81 DR.. Orren Murch,
,1sryed with malpractice and the murder
# Julia Shain, had q hearing this afternoon
md was committed for trial at the May
,erm.
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What Some OF Our Ice Companies
Arc Dciog.

Aho OSAuB
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
SourH GARDINER. Jan. 3l-The ice
companies are all busy moving into their
houses. The ice 10 very clear and from l2
to Is inches thick. Capt 4. d. Haley is
putting an addition to his houses with a
a capacity of 5000 or 10000 tons. Clark
and Chaplin at the Point are putting up 4
building by the side of their houses that
will hold Is. 900 tons. The Independent
Companies chip elevator that was put up
last fall, works perfectly. 1t does the
work Of men and teams that would cost el2
per day. and il costs but two dollars per
lay. The INDEPENDENT Co have been ship
ping ice from their pond At BoOthbay, to
New York, but sre now loading schooner
John II Jackson for Washington, d. c J.,
with 1900 tons of fifteen inch ice. They
run it from the pond direct to the vessel.
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Government sustained In Prince Ed
ward Island Election.

CH.RLorrErowS, P. l. E, Jan. 81
From the returns OF the general elections
held yesterday it looks ss if the govern
m-nt is sustained BY msjority of two in
house OF thirty members.
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Snow B ound Trains Reach San Fran

SAN Francisco. Jan. 81 -Four Centra
Pacific overland rains snow bound n the
SIerras for over two weeks, arrived in hi,
city at about 80 this morning. The three
remaining snow bound trains are expected
here this evening
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Public Debt Decreased In January.
II is estimated at the treasury department
= decrease Of sll SOC. 900 in the public
de bt since Januar, /.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


0oaxA
Wan DHYARruIvr.
Once Of the Chief Signal OAceI.
WAsH,HsroH. Feb. l. 4. II
For New England: Threatening. and
rain. clearing during the day; vinds shift
ing to westerly; rising. followed BY falling
temperature colder Sunday.
Cautionarv signals displayed from Della
ware Break sstsr 70 EastporS
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-15

pastor Of she Universalist Church Of me Good
Shepherd, Of this city. died at wavcFiy. y Y,
a Tow days ago, and was buried at BuHaio last
Monday air. HartzeiI was widely known and
esteemed on the Heights He rem owed from
this city to Syracuse, where he subsequent y be-
came an Episcopal clergyman, occupying pul
pits in that city and BuiTalo. He afterward re-
tired 80 his home at Waverly, where he died
from heart disease.
The acknowledged Chesterfield OF the Hudson
county bar Is Counsellor Charles W. Fuller, Of
Bayonne His whiskers rival Mike o Marn's.
II is doubtful If there has been q bnsisr man
in the lower section Of the city during the past
two weeks than Census Supervisor John Btlnl-
sted- 1t will be, perhaps some time before Mr.,
Bumstea viii be able to obltterate wrinkles and
otherwise effaee the marks of the perplexed
frown that has settled upon his brow while van
dering through the massive piles q returns and
correspondence of the army Of enumera
tors whose work he has been obliged to super
wise
There are some curious people who desire to
know why Clerk wandle, Of the city Collectors
Office took Thermometer to Brooklyn with
hiin
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some to MS, besides, to have to explain
the obvious over and over again.
Just now it cannot understand why
we protested against the manner in
which the Stullr-M Mcdonald contest
was conducted and against the out
rage in which it eliminated, and yet
are eager to see tile ballot box suffers
punished.
Once moro we will explain. Had
the Senate investigation been
conducted only to expose and
punish fraudulent methods, we
would have heartily approved
it, and made the Republican
party welcome to all the advantages
it could CLEAN from such public
services. SO far as it exposed
fraud, we believe the investi-
cation was beneficial, and we
hope to see the good fruit
ripened in the light of justice.
But we think this result i'll compen-
safes for the Acknowledgement of the
people Of Hudson, and the imposition
of fraud and hunbug like Stuhr
upon the State We protest against
the villainy Of that act, and we hope
to see it undone during the next ses-
sion of the Legislature.
But ii that was bad there is no rea-
son why we should not reap all the
advantage possible from the enquiry
into ring election methods The
only possible advantage now is the
prevention of future frauds through
the punishment of those gone by.
That is what we hope for in the
near future. Is not the Press with
us in our desires?
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WHO CAN TELL?

How long 1t will take Mayor" Cleve-
land to find grace to resign?
Who were the couple Judge Weed was
called upon to marry at an uncanonical
hour yesterday mornings
What he got for feeS
How much the recent rain storms have
saved the street contractor in spot cashg
Also how much in abnse
Where Mr. Cleveland will hold his
secret conclaves if the Board of Aldermen
takes away his rear office for the Tax
Commissioners
How many people have been taken in
there by his "Honorn-for secret con-
sultation Of course
Where the Mayors" literary bureau
will be transferred to
Whether it viii ind desk room in the
Office Of Mr.. Hogencamp's private organ2
Ii the cheek of certain prominent Off
cial is so hard that he washes his face in
lie9
II any one has ever been able to answer
DIR. Talmage's question as to why he
came into the worlds
nun Del cdub 1ttAl0bn4 was le&lAAAS
with by telephone during the storm yes
terday mornings
What kind Of bit is attached to the
reins of government
When Counsellor DAILY got that won
derful suiti
How many will GO thirsty today If they
won't drink Kenmores
How Mike O Mara's lace curtains would
look starchedS
Why the landlord can never see the
leak in the roof, but is always on to the
pane of glass the baby has brokenS
When Captain Nose Newton will get
another ham, and whether it will come
from the same place as the last one?
How long the jury will take to find its
verdict in the FIRST conspiracy case?
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CHERIFr,s sAlE.-lN oItANcERY or NAV ann

CHERLFF's SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW JER
> SLY. -
Between Mary u. Arrisou, complainant and Win
liam fairson, ct TX, &c ais., defendsnfs
III IA, for sale Of AiorfEaged Premises
kotnrnabie October fern, 1881.
Collins X Corbfu, solicitors
by virtue OF the above stated wrff N mo Al,
due at +. g. oiberts Real Estate and Al,cfian
Rooms, No. AZ montgomery street. Jersey (ity on
THURSDAY, the Seventeenth day OF July. A. d.
1922
at two O'Clock in the afternoon All the ra,lov5sng
described land and premises, VITA the aDpurtel.-
anees being the same described in said writ ID at
is TO say - '
Tirst --Al that certain lot OF land and prernlaex
situate iy,n and being IN Jersey City IA the 20 an
fy OF Hudson ANA state OF New Jersty, wniflf III, n
map entitled supplementary plan OF DufIt.fne lots
owned by Or. J. a. Cornebson. ia Hudson CITY
New Jersey. surveyed by D. f. Culver Cisy sur
veyor OF Jersey Clty,' file in tne of1lcs OF the
Register Of Hudson County, is DISTINGUISHED AZ i3t
nnnDcfet twelve and ls bounded as fo.i1Vys.--
Beginning at q point on the uorUheasterlg sine or
ffospect avenue or Van Wrinkle place distant olle
htndi cd and seventy nve. rs, feet southeasterly
from summit streeti thence running northeastoriy
nt right angles 90 sail Prospect avenne one nun
souteaaterIy parallel nearly So win sai,i PRIV
peet ayenae, twenty Ave, Is ieef thence soafnsgesr
cry parallel with tic ile tlIst run one hunaroa ma
ZEN, III, Feet. four 4, inches 10 Prospect avenue
themes northwestcrly along Prospect avenue even
ty-hYe. ~, feet % the place OK beginning satt
Pr0spec t<aveuue Is now known lis FavonlA xyeu4,o.
ard said sunimit street ~ now known ~ Basdwin
second All tAe land and premises abeys dos
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ROBERT DAVIS,
Sh riif.

c HEREFF's SALE - IN cHANcERY OF NEW
Between the Fifth Ward Savings Bank, Of Jersey
City. complainant ana William c. 1raphagen ct
ux., defendants.
III. fa., FOR sale OF mortgaged premises
Returnable October Term. 1875.
II. NJ. r. Beekman, solicitor.
by virtue Of the above stated writ to me direnred
and Delivered shall sell by public vendtie &c n q
" oIbert's Real Estate and Auction Rooms No ~
Montgomery street, Jersey City, on =
THURSDAY. the Seventeenth day of July. An
1870,
at two O'Clock In the afternoon, all the following
described land and promises with the apu,rren
ances boing tlle same described in said wlfr at
~ to ~
An that certain lot of land situate. lying and 10
ing in the city Of Jersey City, In the County ar
hudson anu state of New Jersey Together WITH
the brick building thereon erected. situate in mock
number two hundred and seventeen on Tiaoof;s
map OF Jersey city made In 1851 and more parflc,
larry described as foIl0wsB oiGning al npfnf II,
tue soutnerlg line OF Tenth street distant 1rssr
erly one hundred and forty-foar feet and seven
inches from the southwesterly corner OF emit, ana
henderson streets. from thence running soufheriV
parallel with henderson street and to- along ne
centre line OF and beyond party vail ne hun
dreu rect; thence westerly parallel with rs
street twcnty-six feet four aAd one haif inciles
thence n0rtherly parallel with henderson sfreet IA,
along the centfe line OF ane beyond a flareg wall
Que hundred feet TO Tenth street, tbeucs eisgtertv
inches to the place OF begin nirg - =.
Dated June low.
ROBERT DAVIS,
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This paper is democratic In principles
and Is independent in its 0ielUs on all
local questions.
A Carnival Of Exfravagance.

E.nlt b.e haau found Nth ne Ia
600 Z, e,,,,, ,,,,+;r,o az ;,,or.asa 4, +bo
$3.50 =, - q -, -.
s''.'s',s7 q W - 49,. = 80 80 :
~ n1e',aoou 'ns s'1en'i ,, ~ l,eals9
IN, ~, = - 800 - =
90 80 .ne SUI 's''osse1 - ~ ias
- ~ = : p''.1> ~ IN 80 -
$500. - - - - - -
ID -. - -. -. 80
:s .'e... : -. ~ "a a. Ply
~ - : 2 - q, - -
- :. :. 49, -. =.
. 800. = - - ~ ia "a !. - 49,. ~
s. ssst.a = - :. s.s az. l. ssss'
s .., !. = 800 =. ~ - i'ay = p
s'.s q 800 !. $3.50 - $50, - s 49,
=. -, 80, -
- nm ~,sst,~ss III, 80 - 49,
500 500 oo =. :. -, .Ssts. AZ. a..
!. - s.s,.4. ~ 80
: ss''s - ,, - ,' ~ - s.s.'
$500. 80 49, = s az $3.50 80 49,
= ,,'s Il - [
-9 10, ' one wv
, $3.50 !. -" l,s1' ~" a..e
we will have ! nn llys election hnt With
sueh men va womb have = ,,ure aloe.
tion ,,pder the old svstam Rut II tho
Same old gang are placed in charoe
or as bad gang. the elections win be
as had as ever and tba frand win bs
barfaw ~ datae+
WIN the same old aano he nlacaa IN
CHARGE az fine nolls9
We leave the nnbl;c IN iuaga only
,arawtrg attautiop ~ +bs fao+ tba+
tbe Comfy Committees ~ tba two
,,artias ,,aya sbsolrta ,,avar - nana
tba alaction of,,ears ana +bara i ~
,,owar ~ ravision or correction anv
where
7vba+ oro ,ra a. ax,,ao+o
a. ~ tba nsri~ evnan a;trra ,ua
hove n,,s5,;ne,+a sav - viii 10 az nm
for tba pan,,,,l;can c,,a;rn,an ~ 81
Ai,4emnor;e d;ol,ar oo,onit+oa ~
s,,sra Tha+ e. al tbora i ~ -
W. .oain eli a+tan+;on ~ +,a
sscf +bor avarv i+arr-saIor;as snn
niles care ~ npbI;c rroneyfv and 50
a,,--cal1s for an increase and wa
apa;n raiterate thar the same show :
ine, viii ba made hv avarv branch ~
tbe citv oovarnrnant
mo 1rina,ao ctrao+ pa,;oa r;ro
School and Tax Roar,1s will all d.
,,,arf more money tl,an thew cot last
vaar and fl,av sill co,na ~, viii, lave
e eomnel IL annronriation
The f,;tr collootor,o off;ca will
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-15
Nciglabor, Give Us a Rest.

The Newark Press is giving alto
gcther too mnch OF lis valuable space
to THE JERSEY CRY News. It
makes as bashful to feel that the eyes
of 50 severe d critic are fastened upon
our eveey move. Il is a trife weari
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NOTICE TO cREDTroRs.

Estate OF Michael I. Eewbold deceased Stella IT,
Newbold and James W. Deacon Administrators of
rogate Of Hudson County, dated March ~. $780,
hereby give notice 10 the creditors OF said deced
ent to bring In their debts, demands and claims
against the estate Of said decedent under oath or
Affirmation within nine months from the date of
said ord er or Ihey win be forever barred OF any
action therefor against said Administrators.
Claims 10 be presented the Office OF Messrs
Randolph. Condtct Black Froetors. Fuller
Building. Jersey City
STELLA Fl. NEwBOLD.
JAMES W. DEACON.
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NJ Office 10 CREDITORS.

Estate OF Frank G. Lyon, deceased. Christina A
Lyon, administrators OF Frank &. Lyon. deceased
BY order Of tue surrogate OF HUDSON County, dated
April ~ $3.50 hereby gives Dotiee the creditors of
said decedent to bring in their debts demands and
elatms against TOE esIsto q said deeedent under
oath or affirmation within nine months from the
date OF said order or they will be forever barred Of
any action therefor against said admInistratfix
CHRISTINA A.. LYON.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Adam T. Baehler, deceased. James
Mcdonald, executor Of Adam J. Kachler. de
ceased. by order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson
county, dated Hay p, 1884 hereby gives notice to
the creditors of sato deeedent to bring in their
debts, demands and claims against the estate of
said decedent, under oath affirmation within
nine months from the date Of said order. they
VIII De forever barred or any action therefor
JAMES McnoVNID
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