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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-18

Ladies, you will find
a very desirable line of
elegant Millinery at
Mrs. Frease's. We have
the largest stock and
lowest prices. Oppo-
site Court House. If
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Binding twine cheap at A. B. Scribners.
St
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Finest Buggies and carriages and best
quality at A. B. Scribner's. 3t
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Polka Dot Challies fast black grounding
assortment at Geo. H. Rohrs & Bros. 2t
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Great closing out sale of boots and shoes al
Fl. Rohrs. If
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Elegant line of dark colored challies, SC at
Wilson's. ct
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Go to A. B.Scribner and get prices on tn,
best twine in the market. 3t
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VIM. T. Binzley, Dentist.
Rooms over Humphreys Drug Store.
DreSSmaking.

The Misses Shoemakers of Cleveland can
be found two doors west of Evangelical
Church. mch 26-3m
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Bids for Making Roads.

The county commissioners opened the bids
for the improved so-called Wauseon road on
Tuesday. The following are the bids:
RAMUs Bros & HILL.
Grading 14c per cubic yd. ......... S847 so
Crawling, South II from Cahill &
Rohrs pit 1886 per rod ...... 6,518 81
Crawling North, from Lingle pit
1864 per I'd ..................... 1888 o.
$11,959 43
RAMUs g. HILL.
Grading 14c per cubic yd d...... 847 80
Crawling all from Cahill & Rohrs
pit at $11.15pe rod ......... 14751 IS
$15,598 95
BIcK & CLAIM.
Grading 14c per cubic yd ........ 847 so
Crawling $9.95 per rod. ........... 1910 18
$14,0l7 68
BIcK & CLAIM.
Grading for Matchmaking 17c. .. $1,029 1S
Matchmaking $12.95 per rod. II, ,141 ,O9
$1s,170 27
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Boots and shoes at cost for the next 30 days
at a. Rohrs. If
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Corn cultivators cheap at A. B. Scribner'
St
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Cash Paid Fo

Cash Paid For
Raw Furs, Hides, Pelts and Tallow.
If s. L. CURTIS.
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Money to loan at low rate by Camp
bell & Van Campen.

Money to Loan at @ and z percent
M. KNUPP, Napoleon,O
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$11,959 43
RAMUs & HILL.
$15,598 95
BICK & CLAIM.

D1Ch o. ILAhNs
Grading 14c per cubic yd. ......... "a
Crawling 1896 per rod. ........... 1917
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CITY NOTES.

Mr.. L. A. Mollenhauer's New Jersey
School Of Music viii give n matinee soiree
musicale on Saturday, the 2lst, at half
past two p. w., at No. 40 Montgomery
street.
The appeals of the convicted election
officers were not argued yesterday, but
will come up on Tuesday mex for argu-
nient i'll the Supreme Court.
The case against George w. Bloodgood,
who was charged with collecting money
under false pretenses. has been discharged
by Justice Aldridge.
Thomas Metwitz was held in the First
District Police COur this morning, as a
fugitive from justice. He is a miner,
aud is wanted in Hazleton, Pa, for hav-
ing committed robbery,
Peter Tobin, a hft~een-year-old lad, liv-
ing with his parents at No. 325 First
street. was committed for trial Ia the
First District Police Court this morning.
for stealing a baby carriage from Freder-
lex Reiner's. of No. 322 Fourth street.
Thomas Murphy, who resides at the
corner of Tenth and Cole streets, a carr
penter employed on the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad docks, had his left hand
squeezed between two heavy pieces of
lumber yesterday. He was taken to Sc.
Francis Hospital.
The Executive Committee of Fourth
District Republican Association will hold
Il meeting this evening AT No. 443 Central
avenue.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will give a
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
oFFIcIAL P-RocEEpINGs.

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioners held in First District
Court room. Monday, February l6. 1891.
Present-Al the MEMBERS.
Minutes OF the last meeting approved
as printed.
COMMUNICATIONS y PETITIONS.
Communications. ETC., Were received
and disposed as follows
Communication from G.. J. Bschdolt,
Acting Superintendent Pennsylvania
Railroad Co, requesting detail of OH GERS
at crossings Of ewar avenue. Henier-
son aud Grove streets.
Ordered flied as it had bsen previously
acted on.
Commune ition from Coroner Parslow
enclosing recommendation OF the Jurors
in the case of death of Thomas Hines
that lights be placed at the place of accI-
dent.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Lamps and
Lights.
Communication from Roundsman Me-
Intyre requesting to be granted ten days
leave of absence from Febr uary Gath inst.
Granted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows:-
Thomas L. Green, electric bells at head
quarters, January, $3.50.
j. Tumulty, coal To First pre- cinct,
January, 500.
j. A. Viii, repairs to harness, December
and January. $40
A. A. Newman. coal and gaslight to
FIRST District Court, &L
Vanderbeck 81 Sons, lumber, January
20. So.
L. If. Toye. rent of Ssveath precinct
January aud February, s120.
Holmes g. Cogan. coal TO Fifth pre-
cine {, january. $40
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Martin Zumer, clocks to First pre-
cinct aud Second District Court, $50. IS.
George Donegan. furniture, Seventh
precinct. January. S44.23; to Second pre-
cinct, January, $40; TO Third precinct,
20: to Fourth precinct. $40
Jacob Ringle, supplies TO Seventh pre-
cinct, January, S5678.
The Argus Company, printing, $40.
Jae1o Ringle, supplies. January. $50.
Ref FRED 10 Committee On Station
Hous ) and Prisons.
United Gas Improvement Company, gas
in street lamps. January, 1914 80; Hud-
son County Electric Light Company. 90
lights, S62S.63 Referred to Committee on
Lamps aud Lights. Henry Beatty. meat
to hospital, January, $40 So; A. Post, ash
to hospital, January, SAL. 70; Hugh Dugan,
feed to hospital, January, S2t.5L. Re-
ferred to Committee on Hospital aud Dis
pensary.
APPOINTMENTS.
BY President Feeney aud adopted.
Resolved. That John Costello aud Ele-
aver Losey be and are hereby appointed
chancemen. subject TO the required ex-
animation.
BY Commissioner Benson and adopted.
Resolved, That John p. Fredericks and
Charles G. Bonnet be and are hereby az
pointed chancemeu, subject to the re-
CURED examination.
BY Commissioner Kelly and adopted.
WV ~ 4AAb 81 W W
pointed chancemen, subject to the regu-
lar examination, viz, Dennis Sullivan
and Edward Moran.
The Board then proceeded with trials
OF officers against whom charges had
been preferred as follows
Patrolman Michael Burns, First pre-
cinct, charge, not properly patroling post.
Patrolman John Doherty, First pre-
cinct, charge, conduct unbecoming an
officer.
Patrolman John Kenny, Fourth pre-
cinct, two charges of neglect OF duty.
Patrolman Peter Green, Fifth precinct,
charge, not Drope rly patroling post.
Patrolman Albert Cummings, Fifth
precinct, charg e, not properly patroling
post.
Patrolman John Ryerson, Seventh pre-
cinct, two charges, one of neglect of duty
and one of violation of the rules.
The Board having heard the pleading5
and testimony in each case, retired for
elaboration, and OF assembling SO n
fenced the accused officers that were
found guilty as follows
Patrolman Michael Burns to be fined
two days pay.
Patrolman John Doherty to be fined
two days pay.
Patrolman John Kenny to be fined if
teen days pay on each charge.
Patrolman Peter Green to be fined two
days pay.
Patrolman Albert Cummings to be
fined two days pay.
Patrolman John Ryerson to be fined
ten days pay on each charge. TO run to-
gether.
On motion adjourned.
G. P. ROBINSON.
I1N.I
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cnANCERY or NEW JERSEY.

To Jedediah X. baldwin IN his own right and as
executor OF Hiram Gilbert. deceased. Cornelia a.
under the. viii Of hiram Gilbsrt deceased. Albert
L. wickes, Hiram q: Mickes. pc Lacy Is. Wickes.
Charles. u. Nicxes William Gilbert Gaul and John
BY virsue of an order of the conrto of Cnancery Of
New Jersey. made on the day OF the date hereof. IN
a cause wherein John l. konine. administr atOr OF
the soSds ana ehatte,ss Sis1ss aad credits whien
Hud son In tae state OF sew jersey deceased Is COM
ants. YOU are REQUIRED TO appear. plead demar o.
answer % the eoRplslnanEs Oil GA or before tns
MINI W3il : tsksa as confessed against You. san
The said bin Is flied to foreclose a mortgage on a
county OF Hudson and state OF New Jersey. dated
August 29th. isas mede b. Adoiphns .. Gilbert to
And yon. Jeaediah /. Bailwin. are made q de
fsneant because soa as Ensaans Of Sornella A.
Gilbert. decsa sed. claim some inleress or estate in
Anryou CorneIia A. Baldwin. are naae a de
PENDANT because you as heir OF said Hiram Gilbert
ana as dsyisee under his will claim some interest
or estate In said premises.
And you. Addison 7. Jones. are made a defend
ant because yoa as executor under the will of said
Hiram Gilbert. eIaim some interest," or estate in
Az And soai Albert wickas, are made a defend
ant because you as the whoever q Ellxabe.h c.
Wiekes. one OF The heirs Of said Hiram Gilbert.
and you, Hiram O.. Wickes. DeLaeg h Wickes
and Charles z; MieSes are made defendants be
deceased, and as devisees under the viii OF said
Hiram Sllbert, claim some inseres. o estate In
md you William Giibsrt Gaul, are made de
PENDANT because you. as devisee under the viii Of
in said pre- misses.
Aud you, Joan l. Rollins. are mads a defendant.
because I. is alleged In said bill that you are tie
owner by assignment Of a jul gEnenI recovered in
r rieti ssr q Scvsmber. eighteen haasrsa aud
seventy three, by james I kiiae agaia,t WicSham
WutRins aud Charles j. Gf3Dsrt, AMI by reason
thereof elaim some Interest or estate IN SAIL prem
seE
rsAA ROMANO
Solicitor Of Complainant
p. o. address, No. = Montgomery street.
80 AEea
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N2rIoE OF pIssoLUlIoN oE ne NEw YoaE

NOTICE or p~issoLUIIoN OF The NEW YORK
~ Contract Company.
Notice Is hereby slyen that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors OF the New York Contract Com
pauy. duly called aud held at It's onlce on the z6th
day OF January. 1891. the following resolution was
adopted:-
Resolved. That In the judgment OF this Bosrd it
Is advisable and most for the benefit Of the New
York Contract COMPANY that The sans SHOULD be
forthwith dissolved, and to that end IL Is ordesed
that a meeting OF the stockholders be held on the
NTH day OF Marca, 1871, nc eleven o'clock In the
forenoon. at tie onice OF the Company ia Harrison.
Hudson county. New Jersey, to take action on this
resolution. and further that the secretary forth
with give notice OF said meeting and OF the adop-
ton OF this resolution within ten days from this
aale BY. publishing the said resolution with a
notice OF Its adoption In the NEWS. a newspaper
published Ia the said County Of Hudson for at
least four weeks succeeding. and by mailing n
written or printed copy OF the sans TO each and
every stoekholGer OF this company in the United
states
In witness whereof we have hereunto set cur
hands ana affixed the corporate seal of said Com
pany thls 2bth dag OF January. A. D.. 1891
JULIUS LIPMAN,
HENRY n
GEORGE @. SCOEIELl.
JANIS A. BRuEN
NJ KIM.
Directors.
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United States Marshal for said District
HENRY S. WHITE,
u. s. Attorn ey.
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant TO and by virtue OF an order of the
Orphans Court OF the County OF Hudson, made or
the seventh dag Of February, a. d. 1881 the unda
signed, guardian OF Marv Griffin. Julia Griffin and
Kate Grimm. minors. win sell at public vendue. on
saturday. the twenty first day OF March. A. d.
1891. at two O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day.
on the premises. all THAT certain tracs OF land OF
said warts, situate in the township OF Kearney,
described as follows
beginning on the northeriy side of Reynolds
avenue. at a point therein distant easterly four
hundred tsU0l feet from the corner of tho
same and Passaic avenue. as the same are
laid out on a map Of the Soaring property. MADE
oy +. Dunn. surveyor. March 1861. and from thence
running north twenty cd degrees aud ten ti0l
minutes east ninety-hve go feet; thence south
sixty mine i9l degrees and hfty tsU minutes east
nfty- 1--WE t5) fesu and ninety-two G9 hundreths
OF a foot, more or less. TO the line OF land OF the
estate of v fldam Mulock, dsce ased: thence south
westerly along the line OF the same ninety fve
GD feet am seventh nine Csgl hundreths of q foot
10 Rev nolds avenue aforesaid and thence aloBg
the same north sixty nine 10 degrees and
dfIy (U minutes west sixty eight ttSl feet ana
twelve ~ hundreths OF a foot moee or less. to the
DENNI Dunn.
Guardian.
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Attest.
~. KIND. Secretary.
no VINCENT

VI NM
no VINCENT KENYON
You are hereby notified that I have purchased for
the sum OF four hundred and nfry-hVe dollars and
ninety cents lots so. ~ ami 20 on block number
~. on an assessment map ANNEXED 70 q report
made By Commissioner or Adjustment ap-
pointed by the Circuit Court OF the County OF Hnd-
son. in Durs uance OF Chapter CXIL OF the Laws OK
49, 4. q certined copy Of which map WAS nled in
the onlce OF the City Collector OF the city OF Jersey
CITY. " j. on the tenth day OF october. eighties
hundred and nineD. at a sale made By the CITY
Collector Of the said efty, under and By virtue OF
the provisions OF the said act. entitled;-
sAn <ef concerning the etfleBleatd and collection
of dTredrdqes Of uapdid fdres, assessments
and tCdfer rates or fcdfer rats IN cities OF
this Stat. and Imposing and leuytnq q far.
assessment ard lien IN lieu and instead Of
such arrecrdges. and to enforce the payment
thereof and 10 proride for the sale oJ lands
subjected 10 future taxation and assess
Passed March sOth. 1856. and the sA plen.eats
thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that you
have, cr clafm TO have. an interest therein. and
unless the said lot, tract or parcel OF land sh all be
redeemed, as provided in said act before the eE-
piration OF six months rom and after the service
or publication IhsreoG q decd for the same viii be-
given conveying TO the purchaser the fee simple
ofsaid land and real estate according 10 the pro
Dated Jersey ciy. January n ISL
Purchaser
HENRY A. GAEDK.
ATTORNEY for Purchaser.
No. So Central avenue. Jersey City \.
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P. o. address No. Is NOass ssassr ]. .s Ssae'.iaaAl
NJ cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

To FRANK PURCELL-
nv virtue OF an order OF the Court Of rhancery
OF sew Jersey. made on the day OF the Gate hereof.
In = cause wherein dary Dorenus All Victor Z
i oremns. her husband. are comDiaiaauts. and
you ami others are defendants. yen are required %
~plainant oil. on or before the sixth day OF April
nexa or the said bill Will he taken as confessed
against soa
This SAID bin Is nIed fr Partition Of cersain
lands Ia Jersey CITY. Hudson county. Sew 5ersey.
SIZED. and you. Drank Parce-i ar made a de-
fendant. because y0u are one OF ire trnants II
common rherrin- ownlnE az andiyffed fou-sa nat
thereof subjeet 70 your mothars right OF dower
Dated Jersey CITY. February 4 1s9l.
4
Solicitors OF eomplalnaatS
Ne - AontSouery street.
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NEWS IN NOTES.



The Chiliau revolution is extending to
all parts OF the Republic. II esident
B~alnlaccia's authority Is now r~eco1uizeu
by only u small part OF tue people. A
startling conspiracy was discovered In
Bneuos Ayres. The plot embraced the
PROPOSED assassination of the principal
members OF the Government.
Both factions of the Irish Parliament
AIRY Party held meetings yesterday. Tho
attention OF the members Will BE- now di-
rccted TO he Irish campaign. John Dill
ioa was taken sick ut Cioninel Prison,
and has been removed to the i~rflrmary.
In tho National Capital.
The funeral of Admiral Porter took
place J esterday.
The Republican caucus on the silver
question. proved that the members can
not DO united on the question. II Is
thought the matter will not be brought
mp in the House again this season.
Quay's statements in his Senate speech
hav been denied 10y every n whom he
mentioned, aud more specific deniais are
expected IN u day or so taat promise TO
be interesting.
The Diplomatic aud Consular Appro-
priations Dill was passed by the Senate
yesterday. The Copyright bin was under
discussion at the time of adjournment.
In New York State.
The details for the funeral of General
Sherman tomorrow will be completed
this evening. Thousands OF soldiers Will
honor his memory and business through
Gus the city will be suspended.
Both the Assembly and Senate adj
journed yesterday Till Monday next out
Vt respect to the memory of toe late Gen
eral Sherman.
Elsewhere.
Johnstown has suffered considerable
damage from the floods, but tue water Is
..A.- ....4t-sw Asr1 - f,. - A.. - 4.
feared.
The wedding yesterday at PHILADELPHIA
Of John jacob AsLOr to Miss Ava Lowle
Willing attracted much attention.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF James Lindsay. deceased. Margaret
LINDSAY, sxecutrix OF James Lindsay, deceased.
by order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hud
son county, dated FeUruary q 1871 hereby gives
notice 70 the creditors OF said deced ent 70
bring in their debts, demands and claims
against ne estate OF said decedenL ucder oath or
animation within aine months from the GATE OF
said order. or they Will be forever barred or any
MARGAKEI NnSAN
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of william H. Burns, deceased. James
Burns. executor OF " William h. HIrns. deceased. by
order OF the surrogate OF Hudson county. dated
February q 1871, hereby gtyes nOdce 10 the cred
itors Of said deceoent 10 bring In tn ir debts. lie
mands and claims against the estate OF said de
ceieut under oath or Affirmation within nine
uonfhs from the date Of said order. or they will bs
furever barred Of any action therefor against said
executor.
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T 10 CREDITORS

Estate OF Elizabeth Griraths deceased, George
Wilkinson. executor OF Elizabeth 1rinthS
deceased. BY order OF tho Surrogate Of Hud-
SON county. dared February s 1871 hereby five
notice 10 The creditors OF said deesdent 10 bring
IN their debts. demands and clalms against the e.
tate Of said deeedsnt under oath or alton
within nine months from the date OF sail oruer. o.
they viii b forever barred Of any action therefor
sAa GEORGE WILKINSON.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Thomas D. Harrison. deceased. Holmes
Harrison. administrator Of Thomas d. Harrison
deceased. by order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson
county, dated February & 1891. hereby gives notice
70 the creditors of SAID decedent. 10 bring IN their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
SAID decadenL. under oath or Affirmation ~iflin
nine months from the late OF said order, or they
Will be forever barred OF any action therefor
~ aa1 HOLMES HARRISON.
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Or

Notice Is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber. guardian OF Anton Schroeder, Jr- MI
nor, will De audited and stated by the Surro gate
OF the County Of Hud son, and reported for settle
ment on Saturday. the twenty-nrsS day Of Feb
aary. 1881.
Dated december Is. A D. 1850
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TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Patrick Fiaherty deceased. Ellen
Fiaherry- adminislratrix OF Patrick flaherty. as
ceased, by order OF TIE Ceputv surrogate OF HUDSON
county, dated Ja1ua-y IA 1881 hereby gives notice
to the creditors OF said decsdcnt 70 bring IN their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
s4te ceeecenN under cath or affirmation. within
nine months from the Date Of said order, or they
viii lie forever barred Of any action therefor
ELLEx
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Estate OF sarah L. Skerraft. deceased. George X.
Deane. administrator. vita Will annexed OF sarah
+ Skerraft q deceased. by onzer o the Deputy sur
rotate OF Hudson county. dated Sox- z iAn
hereby eises notice 20 me creditors Of SAID dece
dent 20 bfing IN thSir debts demands ami ciahns
against the estate or said decedent. an ier oath or
4 rmafion, Mitiin nine uonrhs from toe date *
rca fherefer against said adnlnistrAto9
Sk0kGE h DEA<k
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No1IcE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Mary Conway,
Shields executrix Of Mar
bY order OF the Surrogate
dated January - 1881, herepl
creditors OF SAID decedent ~
demands ana claims against
ee.lenL under oath or an
months from the date Of said
forever barred OF ans action
executrlx
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of John Moran. deceased. Rosanna Moran
executrix OF John MorAn. deceased. b. order OF the
deputy surrogate Of Hudson county. dated Deeen-
Der letn. ISL hereby gives notice 70 thu creditors
Of said decedent TO bring in their debts. demands
and claims azaInst the estate Of said decedent
under oath OF am nation within nine months from
tins date OF said order, or they viii be forever barred
q any action therefor against said executrtx-
hOSANSA MORAN
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NorIcE b sETFLEAENF.

Notice IS hereby given that the account OF the
subscribers. executors OF Alexander Forsyth. de-
ceased. will be audited and stated by the Surro
gate Of the county OF hudson. and reported for
settlsmeRE on saturday, the slst day OF January
EexG
ANN FORSYTH.
ROE
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Co.'S Special Remedy

w ARRAYTrp TO CURE AT DISCHARGES or
w the Urinary organs in either sex. Grsvd and
Pains In the Back Price. 81 per botsla To ~ lad
Ct No. SIS Columbus aVenue. Boston, Mass. RnA
No a. Femproks plaza Liverpool England
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NorIcE b

Notice is hereby given that thu account of tina
subscribers executors OF Robert J. Dalton. de-
ceased. will be audited and stated by the surrosass
OF the County OF Hudson. and reported for settle
msnt on saturday. the It'll day Of February. ISL
LEON DALTON.
ROSSNUND
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber. surviving executrtx of the estate Of
Fanny Whitecar, deceased. will be audited and
and reported for settlement on Saturday. the
fourth day OF April next
Dated January sOtn, A D. l3L