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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
Church Notes.

Rev. L. NJ Omer. Of Kentucky, the
new pastor Of the Third Shrls'ia l
church, has arrived In the city ana en-
tcrs upon his new pastorate to-day he
will preach I'm the morning at II O'Clock
and at night there will be welcome
| service in which the congregation OIL
/ Seventh-Street Christian chuIch VIII
/ participate. a.
Rev. r.. r. Wilson. pastor OF Clay
/ Street Methodist church. VIII to-hisht "
| by special request, repeat his sermon %
/ the Aurora Council. Junior Order uhlleu
American Mechanics. This sermon was
delivered some time ago, but owing 10
/ the Indictment weather ana AT the io-
quest Of a number OF persons not mem
bers Of the order, he will repeat IL as
above stated. The council Will assenDle
AT its hall, 8ls west Broad street, 10 at
tend in a body. Members OF sister couh-
ellis are invited TO meet with them' Inc
public Is also cordially invited TO attehu
the services.
Rev. ]. c. Hlden, pastor OF Grove
Avenue Baptist church who is himself an
ola war chaplain. viii lead the services
al the Soldiers Home This afternoon az
4 O'Clock. DR.. Hiden is most attractive
sneaker. and the veterans cordially invite
the public to unite with them at TINS
and All their Sunday afternoon services.
which are undenominationai. Mrs. GIN
and the Male orphan Asylum chorus
will render the music as usual.
Rescue Mission meetings (W Mayo
street, foot Of Ross street.. Gospei ser
vices every Sunday, Tuesday, Friday ana
Saturday nights at o'clock
At the Church Of the Covenant the
pastor will preach I'm the morning and
Rev. James r. Bridges, of Salem, Va, at
night. .,-,
rev. George L. CLANCY UNITARIAN
will preach at 2. NJ. in Belvidere Han.
Subject. "Au Souls" Bible-class at
p. NJ. Subject: God"
Tonight Rev. Or. Landrum will preach
et the Second Baptist on the theme,
'orhe Pauper-Vho is Responsible or Him
and How shall we Get Rid OF Him
At Park Place Methodist Rev. DR.. a. G.
Brown will preach at II A. N. ana HeV'
Dr. Young. the pastor, will deliver ser
mon az night on might scenes IN a
Young Mans Life"
AT the Seventh Street Christian church
rev Label Han. pastor, will preach at
II A. NJ No services AT night as me
congregation will unite with Third Chris
tian church in welcome service 10 thelE
new pastor, Rev. J.. M, Omer.
The new Methodist church on Bartoh
Heights will hold Sunday school TINS
morning at $50 A. NJ; preaching by tne
nastor. Rev. S. c. Hatcher, at II A. NJ
and 8 P. NJ. All are invited to attenu'
The electric cars run within short as
lance OF the church. - .bo
The twenty-eighth anniversary OF the
Methodist Sunday School Society OF f'lci-
mond will be held at Centenary church
This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the eN-
erclses will be very interesting ana pro
6table. and will embrace addresses from
Rev. DR.. Young. OF Park-Place; DR. John.
son. OF Falrmont, and DR.. Sledd' OF
Centenary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

want to impress upon you the very fact that
you are losing money every day You fal 20
attend the great sale of Dress Goods from
the celebrated Plymouth Mills, one Of the
largest in this country. Every train ana
steamer brings big bargains to us, which are
at once marked at itS lowest possible price
put into stock. and disposed OF to eager
buyers Come yourself IL won't do 70
send a substitute. You're missing lots and
losing money. The Plymouth Mills Sale
will probably last this week. First come
first served.
That air of progression is still with u.s.
MILLER & RHoADs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
THE SALE OF HORSES.
At the Brady-BIiier Feed md Sale Stables,
Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga.
The Brady Miller Feed & Sale stable,
Atlanta Georgia, is said to be tie largest
stable on the American coptinent 1t has
capacity for accommodating over 5000
head OF horses at once. IL cost mere than
$3.50 0o8 Every convenience is arranged for
the accommodation OF stock. Atlanta is
considered headquarters for the horse
trade In the Southern States. and the fact
that this great stable is maintained, evil
dences the truth Of the claim. The Brady
Miller Company have on hand now about
1900 head Of horses, besides several car
loads en- route.
They sell both at auction and private sale
I'm lots 10 suit the purchaser. II you
want fine saddle buggy, carriage or
work horse, you can buy IL very cheap
at these stables. The prices have never
Been so low, neither has the grade OF
stock offered been better. The West is
filled with fine horses. and they have
begun early shipping them South-hence
the low prices.
The Brady-Miller Company will take
pleasure in answering any question as
TO the value Of stock. etc. Address them,
Atlanta, Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
Chprter Granfrli.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted a
charter 20 the American Benent Assocla-
ton. The purposes Of the organization
are 10 provide aid for It's sick and disabled
members and 10 maintain burial fund
Tor the beueft OF deceased members.
The capital stock is 20 be not less than
shares OF 500 each. the officers named
ia the charter are: President Galen H.
Coon. OF New York: frst vice-president
II. W. Fiournoy. second viee-president
Tszewell Ellett; manager Of agencies, L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

over lengthy newspaper adver'seino"'
you ponder with an air OF doubt clingih"
about you as you peruse Its contents-you
may take every word in these columns 70
be the truth. the whole truth and nothing
but the truth. without single exception
and never 90 smiss. We never expect 10
do Justice to any bargain by description
in cold type. but continue its practice as II
is the thing that may cause you 10 TAKE THE
HINT and have talk with Us yourself, as we
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
A FaYorIte In Kentucky.

Mr.. w. M. Terry who has been In the
drug business at Elkton, KY, for the
past twelve years says: "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough medicine 1 have
ever sold" There is good reason for
this. No other will cure a cold so quick
ly; no other Is so certain preventive
and cure for Group: no other affords
so much relief in cases Of whooping
cough. For sale by Owens Minor Drug
Company, p. NJ. Slaughter, r. p. Reeves
& Co, and II. G. ForstnErn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

T.. Powell: adJuster. Grayson Burruss'
secretary and treasurer. J. H. FOX coun-
sci. Shield s. Newton.
Directors--Galen II. Coon, II. W. flour-
nov. ]. 2. Wallis, l.. l.. Powell, 0raysoh
Burruss. Tazewell Eilett. and W. -. ZEN.
der. OF Norfolk. The principal once ol
the association Is 10 be located In me Guy
Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
Recovered,

Confidence Real Estate values have
not budged in all the trying times OF
the past panic, and now that the solid
gold basis is settled-a fixed fact-put
your money in the best known security,
and make your investment through jack
son Brandt & Co., the active real es-
tate agents and brokers' Loans care
fully made. and the interest of out-town
owners especially looked after. Rents
collected and taxes paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
To be Married.

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of AIr. Leon Ruskell and Miss
Lena Noble on Wednesday. November
At Gl5 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs George d. Peasants have
Issued Invitations TO the marriage OF
their daughter Miss Bertha Peasants, to
Mr. Stanley Berry Tyler Wednesday
afternoon November 18TH az half past
{ o'clock. AZ the Second Baptist church.
Invitations have been issLed for the
marriage, al the First Baptist church. on
TIE afternoon Of Tuesday, November i4th,
OF Mr.. Harvey NJ. Clements and Miss
Jennie S. Otey. The prospective groom
IS young business man. the JUNIOR mem
Der OF the firm Of Clements q SON. and
the bride-elect IS the daughter OF officer
James A. Otey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

II you are in quest OF a home IN
which you will be thoroughly protected
from the cold blast OF winter, come 10 US
and we viii place you in good quarters
for a very few dollars
CHEWING & ROSE
Rental Agents.
No. north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
To be Married in Canada.

invitations have been issued TO the Wed,
ding of Miss Mamie Kelly, daughter OF
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, TO Mr.. Paul Heinot'
The Ger emory viii take place at 81 Ann
church. Montreal. Carada, or TUESDAY
November 7th, at o'clock p. NJ. Both
the contracting parties formerly lived III
this cltY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

The new CITY Hall is nearing compile
ton. and IL Is hoped that the puilding
win be ready for occupancy ~ FEBRUARY
next, or certainly in March Workmen
are at present engaged IN putting III tlie
go ana steam fixtures, and putting the
finishing touches TO the kalsomining
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

II Is reasonable 20 suppose that an old
firm like Chewing a. Rose, whom every
body knows, have many bsigaiDs they are
anxious TO close
Give them a call. be- sure ard do It.
you'll never rue Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
Gave Himself Tn.

The negro William Gambler, who as
saulted Mr.. Edward Donahue with pitch
or IN Fulton Friday, gave himself up at
the First police station yesterday morn
ing. He will be held for examination
until Mr.. Donahue is able to appear In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
Our
Mail Order
Danap6TY1 emit

Is complets in every particular. Goods are
selected by a CORDS Of competent clerks sat
;sfactorly put up, and forwarded you same
day order is received. Transportation
charges paid on all orders amounting 10
$500 and over to Virginia, West Virginia
aud North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
YirrIpia Bap,i.t General AssociatIon. I;oan-

Virginia BAPTIST General Association, Roam
okc, Va, November 10Th to II. Rich
mond TO Roanoke and Return S1.iO
Via Petersburg and Norfolk and Western
railroad. the only direct line. Trains
leave Richmond Byrd-Street station) dali
ly al 800 A. NJ. and 1850 Il. NJ.
Tickets on sale November Sth, 9th and
nth, good TO return until November 10Th.
For fun information apply to the Rich
mond Transfer Company, IL. ID. owen,
Ticket Agent. Byrd-Street station or at
Company's ONCE, SSS east Main street.
II. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
= HE PLYMOUTH
l MILLS SALE

Another lot heavy Domet "a soft feecy
Flannel), SC. yard.
Extra Heavy White Wool Flannel l2]Ic';
regular price zoe.
Extra Heavy SOC. Flannel, during the
Sale, for BIC.
The celebrated Waumbeck Flannels, made
by the shakers" (for skirts, &C., only l7c.
regular 25c. kind.
Canton Flannels. fine values, from Sc.
yard 10.
A bargain in Red Twilled Flannel. The
regular Csc. piece of Red Flannel goes at
tic. yard during the Sale.
lhs Plymouth Mills regular 631fc., All
Wool Cheyiot. in Checks and Tweeds, for
Boys and Mems Suits. goes at SOC. yard.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

., AAMTiIrSoRNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
claw once. No: state Bank ai,. Building building
Telephone Iai. Postofhce Sox 2oS.
nraetleea I'm al the state and United
States Courts in Richmond. Deeds and
Wllis carefully prepared. AcknOwi-
edeements and depositions taken. Col
Iections promptly made and RENTED.
Je25-ly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
BARTON HEIGHTS & DAILY
CHESTNUT HILL OAAA"
DELIVERIES at11 A. MOP N,

Some unavoidable delay caused those Fig
ured Satiues at 60. TO come in a little late
they're going rapidly, though we want to
see some new faces here. So we'll give you
another lot here tomorrow for the a.
same price, SC,
and guarantee them to be as good as any
sold for 12]Ic.
Whats the matter with the Sale?)
Our $500 California Wool Blankets must
suffer under heavy depression. Just think
The House Keeper" "a regular IS. 90 value)
goes for few days at $3.50. Full size,
made of thoroughly twisted California Wool.
(Now what do you think of the SaleO
Gents S1.OO Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers 60 during tomorrow and next day
for 75c. per garment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Treasurer's Omce.

Treasurer's Office
City Hall, November ., 1888
g TATE TAXES FOR 1893 ARE NOW
- DUE, and should be paid on OR BE
FORE NOVEMBER 3Oth, after which
date per cent Will be added to all I'M
paid bills. All persons having trustees
viii please name them when applying
20 pay their bills NOtaries Public will
please settle for taxes on seals.
JOHN X. CHHDREY,
Treasurer Richmond City.
no2.45,7912, ,16, IS 10, p, %, IS 26 $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
DAHL
at $50 P, N.
aHraaHarN-En
MANCHESTER
DELIVERY


Heavy Cloths for Ladies' Capes, II yards
wide. exception i values at S5c., sl,25 and
$3.50
Just received very fine and smooth S2.5O
per yard
Full inc Fur Trimmings to match mate
rials for Capes.
The finest Dado Portierres in the South
for ESQ. Competition wanted. We have
other bargains also.
Ready Made Pillow-Cases for loo, each
tomorrow. Make no unsuccessful search:
come here frst)
1900 yards New. Light Calicoes, all fresh
ct 4c yard
Scottish Clan Dress Ginghams tomorrow
and next day s1Sc. yard.
Our Csc. largest SIZE Huck and Damask
Towels go merely 10 ADVERTISED at tic. each
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

Tue stif1 men VII mske detefm'rea
egh, sssina ibe repeal Of The sherman
sei snlsss ,ons ssbs,iis,s favorable 10
siiref - sdopiei ia ito place. bal u 10
quita oeriaip thsi a majority 10 both
boass. sill be il isrur Of repeal
Ats co1rfniion q silver ntn 10 Dem
rss. Ta.s 10y. ,irons .ords we're used.
Tue Sensational GESTURE Of The day sss the
sp,ech Of th- popniia Gov Waite Amons
other tbiEss be .ia: II the moroy power
shall sitsg n 10 seslsls it, nsarpsiion by
the strong hand We s,il meet tha To-
,se vhss u lei reed upon us, for lie 10
better inhEitely hat blood should Los TO
the hgrses' brides than ital our psiiousi
liberties should be destroyed. II IL 10
true that The Uoiied State is unshle 10
carry out 10 govtremsDt. policy without
The dietslion or consent OF the foreign
possfs. II We are provinces u European
uoasfehiss. then ve need another revoin'
ton. ssothsr appeal TO arms
The ehsi man OF The state celtrsi ccmi
q t'es Of The silver party Of Sevsds bss
i.sued the folloving: The gold boss,
alta Grover Cleveifnd $, their head, ere
mali ns most d,tsrmined effort to have the
shermsn l.s reps.led at the ezra session
Of Congress and the gold standard per-
mabsnily fred upon this country. lou
miisiioi. bribery and executive threats
are their weapons The friends OF silver
10 nesrly all oil our sis,er states are eaer'
ss,iosiiy organized for the conflict Shall
Sevads lag behino9 She vas foremost OF
oil the sls'es 10 her loyalty TO the silver
cause 10 the late presidential campaign.
Let every silver club 10 the state aud
every election precinct meet 10 eoaveni
i IN and pass re' o'utiops 10 esr,est pro-
te,t. To secure unsnimiiy CT action We
advise that such meetings be held Sstuu
DAY, the 18th inst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

A special dispatch iron Washington
says the pension bureau has uotihsd a
great many pen sioaers throughout the
country VITO sre drawing pensions under
the act OF June ~, 1890, known % the del
pendent pension act. that payments OF
their pensions will be suspended for %
days, during which time they are required
10 show canse Why they should continue TO
draw pensions. The testimony necessary
TO prevent their being dropped from the
rolls is the certificate Of q reputable physi'
clan, altested by two Witnesses, TO the ef'
feet that the pensioner is precluded nom
sotiys labor owing to ipi uries or disability
not the result, OF bis own vicious habits.
In case no attention Is paid to the depart,
ment notification within 60 days the penn
sioner will be dropped from the roll.
| On the other hand, should the neces'
ssry certificate, properly drawn up and
signed, be forwarded TO the pension bui
reau the pensioner will be requested to
appear before the local board OF medical
examiners for examination as TO his con
dition.
This ia evidently partial carrying out
Of the plan OF thu administration for re
dueiug tbs pa, .ueut foi pensions, III tho
| name OF retteocbmebt and reform. There
has been much said in 9 certain class OF
ne wspspers about the enormous frauds in
the pension Office, and that thousands upi
on thousands OF persons are drawing
pensions who have no legal or moral
right to them. This Kind OF talk is cheap
and is, no doubt believed by great many
people.
While 1t is true that some veterans are
drawing pensions who are not entitled to
them we do not believe the number is
large. II it is 1t would be very easy to
show il by pointing out individual instanI
ces. This the pension deformers never do.
| They content them selves with general de
uunciatiop, and boldly assert thousands
are drawing pensions who never served IN
the army at ell, aud even deserters. IL
he-e scandal mougers we're better &C
ausinted Nth the pensioa laws they would
no doubt, Keep nearer to the truth.
The record Of every sollisr who served
10 the army is kept 10 the war depart.
meut, sud when be fret puts 10 claim
Tor . pension, this record is looked up
sud established by unq iestio led evidence
before bis application IL considered q.
| There is 10 chance for fraud there, ior
these recur 10 are very car fully kept aud
always have been.
| Every claimant Tor pension must sifo
| ass = medic.l examination. by board oil
CON peteut hys,ci Us appointed by the
GOV, rDn,ent. With these tAo safeguards
| a 10 sbsur TO claim tiat any large mum.
Der Of IN .uduleat claims have been passed.
Whelrssls fraud, sIcb IS has been
claimed. woul have been speedily detect
ed aud punished, As The laws sesiost
fraud are very explicit, and the punish
| ment severe.
Some argue that, because the number
OF customers is large, there m nst be fraud,
bu, they forget that 10, oaly was the
o um Der OF soldiers large but that widows.
niuor children and dependent parents OF
decreased soldiers, are nndtr the laws. ent
titled TO pensions, aud the aggregate N us,
necessarily, be large.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

ssA better rro'ecaios from Gre These
val sassesi ether improveEtnis. nsa
e1pensire. which soald aosbe u pcpui
istson turihg The Summer. inside dive
or thrss yesr. sad call Zoe doubis abe
pssssei hoiel seoonnodsticos. gacd ~
they are.
fesaiash roini 81 vie. we prefer Mans
chester ~ J, ia Its order add quiet, ia
besHtiiul shade and lsurs. 10 orthodox
church add classical Seminary. iis public
snd private libraries. from the latter We
sc, liberal supply, its s1osllsni stores Of
sll kipds, telegraph add poe, Office. 40
EluinoI Eoisi. witch name means eqnsi
day aud pish, thai is. the nights ale al
wsys cool aud 20 ere The days in The bot.
test vesthet, an EquinoI spring which
means Temperance and health to al who
duak H. Sail ve would not stand in the
w,y Of progress 4 the people pio'pec,
tive were as gotd as the people present.
T. ArvooxE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13

While tho var department has been
shilly shsllying With is red tape references
OF the question Of responsibility from OF {
oaieisl 10 another, the work Of destruction
OF the battle lines Of Getlysburg has gone
steadily on. Alresdy several inportsn,
landmarks have disappeared snd At this
isls day the wn department has decided
that il has 20 authority 10 Interfere. May
no, this dil.iory sclion aud hnsl decision
be prompted by the same spirit which
pals Al eli Cobieders,e 10 charge Of the
vs records snd 10 other departments rel
move, Republican Ell uaion soldiers ia
order tbs, their places may be hlled BY
Ell. Confe3satesf Oar southern fellos.
citizens have ss much istersst ~ their
rofihsrn hfsihsrsa 10 The preservation Of
The lipes on ihst bard Tough, hsld where
both ,idss displayed such heroic bravery,
bot The narrow tight 81 the present I'D
ninislssiion isils TO comprehend IL IL j,
po4sibls thai The fact thai Grorsr Cleye'
esd aud Daniel Ianoai have large hold
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13


soD this so.snlhsn during sny rccsni ooe'
Que ssefrseer b building niss - sv'
~ 10 iAsfess be @plsyed is = sosk
xc.sb evsfys,rs1s sAsvs Signs q " -
tivisy.
A ape heta Of deer spsns The winter VI
Es.i Pli,srrd. about 10 miles from Rat
land. pnder be shadow Of the Nirkssekss
mouriais, hsi isr dis.snt IRON travelled
highway. A Gov moose vas seen 10 Tie
same locality
Judge Bsraa Trisbic, ksown /. The
father o. the Rutlsnd county bar, died q,
his hone ia Popline., June %, aged Is
years
Fnuk L uids dropped dead IRON bear,
disease 90 tbe street st Norxich Wednss'
day morning He wssa prominent ci'i
en- and n en- Der Of the old firm Of 7 l. a
W Olds, merchants for over thirty
yssra
Hon Russell s Page, father Of * Gov.
psge, died a, Hyde PARK, June 20, aged
so yesp. For nearly halt century be
bad been prominent figure in Lsnoille
coul.y. aud for many years prior TO 1880
Judge Of probate for Lsmoille county
A notable enterprise for The utilization
OF water power heretofore unused is DOW
under way pssr Fair Haven. The stream
TO DO used is the Poullney river. between
yermon, aud Nav York. The place where
the new plaut is being put Is called Car
yer q Falls, half mile down the stream
from the Empires powder mills. establish
ed 30 years sgo,now disused Tor more than
a quarter OF q century. There are rapids,
and fall OF some % II. the stream then
running underground for 100 IT, IN which
ii falls G5 Il, then below are rapids 10
which the stream falls about 10 II, making
total descent OF 100 II. in i00t distance.
With the dam the water wheels will have
pressure Of ITO IT.
The annual meeting OF the Vermont We.
man suffrage association WAS held In
Hardwick last week. Revolutions were
I'D 10 pied deploriug the subordinate condi'
tion OF women in church and state, recog
nizing the progress already made cohgra'i
u,ating the Michigan association OF the
the municipal suffrage obtiined and than.
king the Vermont legislature OF 90 FOR
work in favor OF woman suffrage. Officers
elected for the year are: President, Mrs
A ID Chandler OF Barton landing; secreta
ry Miss Laura Moore Of Barnet: treasurer.
10 W Wymsn Of BrAttleboro; auditor, Will
lard Chase Of West Concord.
Among the notable speeches made 81
the Congress q bankers and husuciers
held last week at Chicago, we're those OF
Hon. W @ Veszey on the Protection OF
Public Rights and interests in connection
with Railway operation. of Colouel Al dace
# Walker on the Eject OF Railway oompel
tion up Railway construction and opor,
tion, and on banking In Vermont,by Coli
onel r Kimbsll. who represented the
State officially in the convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EsTATs or BENJANlsE TATs.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine,
aud adjutfall claims and demands OF all per.
sous againit the estate Of Benjsmine Tate, late
Of Ssndgat in said District, deceased, and ali
claims exhibited IN OBJECT thereto, hereby give
notice tina we will meet, for the purposes
Aforesaid, 1t The Town Hall in said sand gate,
on the 2lst DAY Of December next. from o'clock
A. NJ. unit o'clock P. NJ, on said day. aud that
lie the time limited by said Court for said credit.
ors to present their claims TO us for eXamina
ton and advance.
Dated at Bsndgate, this 22nd day OF June
A. d. 1898.
WILLIS 4. BENTLEY,
93w WILLIAM J. HAMILTON com'r