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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13
Proals or IDrug Rtores.

That drugs at retail, as q rule, are sold at a
greater advance over cost than other como
titles Is a we'll known fact and the drug
stnre profit" has become a j+st. After a
practicsl experience OF many years, we are
prepared 10 say, that while th-re may he ex-
eeprioHs and Isolated Instances IN which ex-
fOrtIonate priees are charged, popular piuiun
is wrong snh as . rule he priers charged are
not grsater than the circumstances warrant.
e. The first place the aggregate saes Of the
retail druggist, or pharmacists as he IA more
properly called IN these days will not con
pare With those of the grocer, the dry goods
merchant or the elnfher, while, as a rule, his
.spsnses for rent, cl-rk hire, ETC., are about
the sans.
Az ,in, the we'll cquipped drug store Is oblig-
ed 10 keep IN stock very many articles seldom
called for and which may stay on his shelves
for years and hually detsriorate and have to
br thrown away. 10 tho eompouuding of
prescriptions IL is perfectly proper and just
that the pharmacist should he paid not Only
for the ingredients but for the time taken u
eompounilinRi II may take an hour TO com
pound a prescription composed Of drugs
Witch cost only few cents, Another thing
TO be- considered Is that In these days, the
law requires the map who poses az pharma-
cIst to baYe both Theoretical ant practical
knowledge Of his busIpesB or profession as
Il is more properly termed.
Most Of the states now have pharmacy laws
and their 9bservspee is more marked eWTy
year. A last reason justiAing isrger per
cent. Of profit than other departments Of
trade Il the vast responsibility which attaches
to the pharmacist. Az erTor in weight OF
measure made by the grocer or his clerk
would not be mstter Of great Importance
but ID the comp0upding ot prescription IL
nigh be . matter Of hfe Or death, Lastly,
We ask our readers 10 observe the fact that
very few large fortunes arr made IN the re-
tail drug business. There are few excep-
tlons Of retailers, in large cities, who have
favorable locations on good corners, who
have grown rich In q few years, bat as rule,
the rs'ail Druggist, while he is reasonably
sure Of making good lIving and, Il seonom'
ieai, Of laying by sum each year, Is seldom
a man " great wealth.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13
Rice Farm for sale,

n you want to purchase a S00-aeTe Rice
Farm, close 10 railT ad staiOR, cheap, cell OI
Tbpmas KieinpetsE, over DreW's building
Lake Charles La. 56l
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

situatlor BY 4 LADY whq is 3 competent
stenograpber aud typewriter. Owns hrT Owu
typewriter and can give the best ~ Tecom
office.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13
sealed Proposals.

TlR0POSAIss for the Clearing Right AZ Way,
Viii bs reeeiv.d ni, fo JannaFy 18th. sptei6ca
tilns aud prDhls can be seen at office Of SHUTS 8
Burton fake Charles Or Lock, Moore Co.'S
office, Westlake, u
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

A week or ten days ago aerotten barge load
ed With several Thousand sst ks Of rice en- route
70 Lake Charles was sunk in the Mermentsu
river We aid Of l-arn ihe pariitulars *,
cept thattb barge and rice were a total loss
with no insurance.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Nick Keller, the good Datured shoemaker on
Railroad avenue win either make yOu pair Of
boots OF shoes in the highest atyle Of the sft or
be win do yOnr repairing at reasOnab.s rates and
charge you nothing for your chesry chat while
you wait for your work. We know. for we have
tried him. This is no psid notice, but a tribute
70 honest worth
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13
|. Ror AnIe.

FTNHg sPATRI0T' plant and parapheFnalia,
j books ana ACCOUNTS with stsreDtyping Ontht
ineindtd. Price, $a01.O9. Addlsss
II HARRISON,
39tf Lock Boa 4, Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Provide yourself With bottle OF Ayers
Cherry PectoFal, and so have the maaHe Il
hand Tor eoHteudisg successfully With q sud
den cold. AZ an emergency mtdlelpe, II has
no equal, and Leading phJ sieiane sYefJWhere
Eeconlxnfitd fs
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Don't buy great quantities Of cheap candy
for your children; but 20 TO Aygeruo's and
gtR reasonable amopnt Of bic pure home
manufactured candy and You viii save doc
tors bills.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

RH0 OTRER SarsaparilIs COM
hines economy and strength IKE
HOOPS. II IS fhe ouiy ons Of
whichcan truly besaid " 100 Dosessr,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

GOODLETT.--A tht family residence, in
hi, CITY FTdag JapuaFy 8 1888, At 10
O'Clock d b J Go0pLtTT, Jr.I aged
~ years sud II m9pths
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

The eontinual eueeesnion az hcils, pimples,
and erupii is from which macy spffer, ipdi
Gates 40 impure aiste oi blood 1he mpsl
effective frmaay 4 Ayers sarFaparila "
ez2ele the poison haruilrsriy throush nhe nat
ural ehannals, aud laavee the akin clean anq
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Young mvn GO to The court house Jauunry
30 b, and spend pleasant evenlag with 'The
Tourlsts.n 4 Is free entertainment and
you are eordi DIV Invited.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

This lFhdsyl evening the Dancing Club
viii give dance st PBeuix Hall when The
best of music viii be furnished consisting Gf
flute, YioliD cornet and Italian harp. The
public are respectfully ingited 70 attend, ad-
mission. one dollar The dance is cbsug~d
from Tbursday to Friday evening so as not
to Interfere with other engagements. Mem
bers Of the club aud ladies admitted free.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

II anybodF doHbsa that CrAeef 8rotherf &
headquarters fof both adiee aud gept'e fpqt
Wear 1T them call ard exauiiRs tteir stack
Ehleh is nov conlpletal lragfss bug 4lfeehil
from mRnufsefufars atid sHre one fr0ilt aaAt
is psid By thoae who hpy ~ 3cbheEs
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Ryan s. DearhoFp keep o full stock
Of Hay, Grain. and Feed at 81 times
Get them 10 quote you prices.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

A recent church court Of the Presbyterian
denomination has vindieated the orthodoxy
Of DR. Briggs. Exactly how the opinions Of
The Doctor and the standards Of the Presby-
terian Church were made to harmonize, we
have mt learned
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Mr. B. +. Wood, until recently resident
Of western Missouri, made the EcBO call
last week apd Informed us Of bic intention 70
go into market gardeBing. He has procured
piece ~ ground about mile sasr from the
the T. O. w. q g. railway, and will 20 to
work immediately. Mr. Wood looks like a
mau to succeed 10 snytbiDg he may under
tgke and We have but little doubt about bis
venture being q sueeess.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

uycur Intention is to buy properly 10 Lake
Charles or its suburbs, don't delay a single
day. You can buy row cheaper than you
can next week or any time in the future.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Doplt faii 10 ret your Fireworks Toys, ap9
Candies, from Avgerino, one door south Of
Kapfmanjs block
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Adolph Meyer keep o fne line Of toilet
articles such az hAndkerchief extracts. toilet
powder, saehet powder, dne soaps, fine heiT
tooth and nail brushes.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Miss Josie Cooper has taken the situation
Of bookkeeper in the Lake Charles Laundry
She is in every way eompetent and both the
proprietor and pstrons Of that Institution are
70 be congratulated, for she is model Of
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

The press netices Of the large dailies in regard
% plays ana actors are usually free from either
prejudice q fulheme hattery. Their praiss Of
BarlOw's Minsirels Is unqualified.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Jim is "Kinderi correct in his estimate q
plays and actors and bis seeeiion Of Barlew''
Minsrals for the date Of january lsth docs credii
to his Judgment
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Gene early and get q 6ne suit Of clothes
for $40 Our prices and qual itrs viii more
than astopiAh You. Levy y Bendel
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Vocal and Instrumental sheet musie for
sale al Knappis Drug Store az 10 eents per
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Tha@ MAYO has some bargains 10 real es-
ate, especially nee lands, that may be Of in-
crest TO you. Cali aud see him.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

The event Of the season-Barlowis 1tinsirels-
at the opera house ON ths islh inst.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Our line Of stetsou Hats % complete, end
prices moderate. Levy e Bendel.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Notice the new advertisement Of M WI
?. NcPhee 10 another column Nr. MePbee
comes from the peighboHng state of Texas
but for ,be past few months bss operated tbe
STOP 81 tseorge n swift. H. bias tbe reputa-
nop of belpg nfst.elass workman AID hs
steps ID good shop doing good blislpess,
namely ibaE q NJ. Frank Mis-, pear 'be cor
ner of Ryan and Lswrr pes sireete We pre-
dict far bin good 5u-iness apd cemmspd
bim u Ia the friends qf the EcEo.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Abstracter,

Mr.. III. KsaTney, bro heF Of M p. Kear-
nsy, bas been here during the last week,
visiting bis mother, brpiher. and sisters Hs
retuTued 10 BIS home, n PlaqqemiDes parish,
last Monday, Johnsop, as he u fsmiliarly
called i well knowu 70 many of our eliizene
aud always meets with c"rdial welcpmei
being : yholespuled genial gebtlemaH, cal
culated 10 make fHerds wherever b. goes
Hs remarked the surprising growth q oal
city, rhe gpperal activity ~ ~ liRee ot bust
ness, and iha rapid rise ~ real PropsFty Re
considers Lake Charlss tbe beat town ip tha
atsts 60 day aud predicts for her bsiilisNl
future.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Yoeal aud nltrureDtal sheet mrelF tqi
sale e Kieppe D5ae Store S if fsp'e ptl
copy
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

One uf thnBiaet Ebflgua8 prssfu;a yqp
can nais Fotf Fiie chats NJ spAas
other iica 81 Flf1 isp esq ri
9sat ls gaAf Yer sApi u 'i' sAs q Ai'~'
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

NkTAHTED.-Al persons Whn can eook
Wv aud bake tn sSsld for the Best Cook
Ing Stove Ii The world Price, Si2, SIS aHa
$40. Terms, 10 per cent disconut cash with
order, or pnrhalf with order balance 1t &C.
days ALERED CoLEs, $40 Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn, N II frhl2g2ly
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

A Fgp Fant fiNE afNfent sNf FNRf rfs
5qpt sier 81 YOU felfiaetfl ea e. f1e
81 lAeols dNs hAgg tai 4 e 20
kqoaf ena trin1 q cy
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Vocal aud nalrameufal esFet Apasc fQf
sale et Kaanps Dug stose q 70 cents per
copy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

The Echo aud Chicago Tim4s. ........ Sl.75
Echo aud Courier. journal ........ I.75
" Echo aud NV York WItness...... ! rs
Echo and Atlspta Constitution. LIB
L" Echo aud New Orleans Delta. ..... LIS
Echo aud Farm Journal .,....... 10
Echo and World Almanae...,.s.s, 100
Send 10 your names aud the anouDt stated
II possible before January 10th.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

NJ. Al q White matchmaker end tewelcr,
now ir tbs budding formerly occupied by''sanIs'i
saloon, win shortly remove to tAe loem y ne
rouchy building bow occupied by Mack Csntone
5asber shop. MI White WIN open out large
snd elegant stock That VIZ % credit to our
prosperoua and growing city. Hs bAs AEst class
isorEmau ana sglieiis Share ~ 90 patr0aags qt
tbe good psople Of Lake Charles pEansizing ap ls
Dars % giFs satisfaeiisp snd yesul Eeesiyea ip
oycry iastaRcs er money Eefpndel Nes bia nsN
adgaasiaement ID an0Ehbr coiupa
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

The Jenuing's people want lice mIll Of
thsiF own.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13
Zoe sic ID Rent.

A TRUCK FARM or Ig ACRES, with new
"a Six room Honse; Moving Machine, Wagon
pie yok pxen aud one buggy -at bargain. lit
depot For PRICE. terms, etc, apply at premises
OF at The Mitchell House = AZ the Rice Mil
44u TH0AAS MIRgHELL.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13

Ihs spaeisl aelylcaa AZ NE Rfssbyis ssian church
moruinq n1d sgening sre peu stFsa9sd ppd VII
~ continued during the ap1i1e week a dssp n-
ssTsat . naniisstsa p tbs wofk ~ aome end 4 8
hoaed tbas 6.ueh Good " ~ eaRla zhq sexpags
81 1g 1.i4 Az piiip qne niuiplebut sery ierrible
aod aarssd ~ AZ easpestpeaa rEely sasq On
ueyt s,ba,h .he aaeismsnt " iAe lqga aappsg
ID t,s ad,,iisiislersl ara membsrs reserved irto
ths eaaren. a eprais inyateilau V exienaeq p
al Al hs pl sn thtt ecsePi9p
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-13
ECHOES.
orovlsy e 3 have % les faetary.

Df a y Pleree hamosapaLhlsl.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
\ Long Felt Want

The best Joke OF the evening at the
meeting vi the Maine Bar Association was
by Judge Peters. 1t was late III tile even
ing County Attorney Carleton Of kenne-
bee had been called on. He was stIug
Cling against the tide ot suggestions from
brother attorneys Who We're helping linn
out with his speech I'D like said
Brother Carleton seriously thev We're
serious now and then sra like to zee
another thing. Id like to see lie supreme
bench Of this state properly and digni-
tiedly attired upon the bench. stood iii
the supreme court room of tile 'nted
States only a short time ago. | saw the
justices OF that learned court march in in
THEN gowns, or robes of office ana was
impressed, and | say To YOU that 81 like
to see the supreme bench Of this State
(and here Mr.. Carleton became iinnres-
sive and heightened his enumeration of the
worlds sid like ~ see thesuprcmc bench
Of this State Wear
"IIgS. said Chief Justice Peters, and
he stroked hisown shining bald SPOT with
one hand and with the other ierked i fin
ger ut the ''high forehead Of Justice
Whteliouse at his right hand
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
Good VIII Farm.


Tie Good Will Record contains encourage
ing facts in regard f. the summer .,ssemhlv
~ :, A.,
- ~ y ''oo'' " ~ Farm rs CONDITIONS
on which an assem- bly, could be held ". re
that the new cottages should be finished and
, l.,r,. t..nt fnrn;.l,..t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III = - i'''S'' 'o''u ''ioiis "'e
I" De ii''fiiied' AS both the Bailey and F"gg
cottages will be coiiplt ted hv july lst and
! lady VIII reu.ral.s I .,f.r,.5 II ,r,.;1.
i'''N ~" q
tent 'al'ihle OF h"idlhg 700 persons. The
dat fixed fer tue assembly i, july II To 10
He boys gathering there wll receive moral
ami physical training and the expense viii
he light. Arrangements wii he made for
persons WHO wash " eAml ~ THE grounds
We are always gratIfied ~ the interest
l.. Among these Mid lava. recently ;ud.i
the Homes IL tn. " L. M II of Bt.i.,st
" e are assured that the ..lsilt.s II tn. ". O.
+ | ara anxious that the. linnd m bows
shat have every thing the. n.ed
A lecture uf great interest was given IN
Rev l. b. Mower IN the s,hool-room ut thu.
Farm ON the evening of Han, ~ The sinh
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

rllE LOSSES OF lItL FlEST NAlNE HEAVY
ARTILLERY.
T. q. Talbot III faliii- NIH N mem
Der Of company X, First Maine Heavy
ARTILLERY writes to Tx Boston journal AS
follows: ',We hre reading yoltr Stories
ana presume You mHN have more letters
efitici~ing some Of thpmtlfa yoa desire
but taking it Tor granted tiaf YOU wish to
give fair play. am inrelled Nh ask why
IN your list OF greatest le~Se> hin regi
ments in NVtr issue OF Jan. H. YOU
omit the regiment having biz far the great
est loss As tile loss, ! iple~umt, means
men Killed on nortally Wounded in battle.
and Yea got the figures from the War De
partment, how could the person WHO Oh
tanned the figures for your paper fail To
see the losses OF tie regiment which was
the highest of amy regiment in all the
| mon armies East on West and in per
centage second only to one regiment |
refer to the Second Wisconsin. which is
left out Of your list. Ii the boys want
to know, please look into the War Depart
ment again and you will see, and can let
them KNOW that the regiment which had
the largest number OF men and officers
kHleu and norttIlN wounded IN battle was
the First Maine Heavy Artillery The
number was 42}; the number dead from
all causes was 6S3, and the percentage Of
killed and mortally wounded was 49, pei
cent. against the Second Wisconsin which
was the highest OF all and lost 1871 pei
cent. BY looking on pages 54 and 542 Of
Gen. Francis A. Walker History of the
Second Corps" one will see that the First
Maine Heavy Artillery also lost more
men in single battle than any regiment
Of all the Union armies in any battle OF
the war.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
Golden Words Of Truth.

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'''ie Nh' w az" i"''9 ,llrilh'NNe!N ''a' sue
WYi"s 'aihe if9lH 'he hfitft ahN ats pt-
~ VIZ p ~, e4'"eS' F''ii'S' - ""'i'S
20" 'V humanity
IT. ~ III - ~ $50, -,
iaRllfhNt Nilh liir Puh'h m WIS strong all'i
ili'?iiie ""r's " Pi5,iS, liUh 'At tli'li,ehI
most wonderful Of medicines Dr Greene
Nt.rN ur, hloVa 3in,l nerv, remedy When
III. ,tas WIN dt.,yu Nv h..fItIi vtaL il, nerves
nrostr;,ted in STRENGTH. and with his bloo,l
badly Unmarried he was restored II, sonnd
Ana ytsoraus Health liz tllis 44irN .lllls hrltb
remover
Here. are the exact facts IN hiS own words i.
II afn very sfiaa 10 sav Nh regard Ia DIR
tireent's great remedy ti,at X hen my blood
WAS badly inlbovtrishcd hv an old s,.r,ill}a
hiilnnr and mIN nerN @us 81 stem was greatly
Unnamed. III tire,ne'~ lnYtlf#ur r;tV4 nl.
N 0ua,rflA r,.Iitf
At fh- nrrs,.n1 tiin..11,,- l,ealtl is AZ ot,od
as at ANN tliu. M ilX Iif, INA 5nv onti,It,nre
III pr ,,rv.u., r4-lne.i1 n raltst4n1ly iurr,.as
ia. ErA & I, Il MFAerAM.
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The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
Worlds Fair Notes.

The king of Siam, at his own expense
has decided to make an interesting display
/ IN the manufactures, agricultural and for
estry buildings at the World Fair. and
Will also erect q royal pavilion of elaborate
carved woods.
The winning exhibitors at the World $
Fair will each receive a bronze medal and
handsome diploma. setting forth the
specific purpose for which the medal was
/ awarded. Provision will be made it il
expected. for -. 600 medals and diplomas.
| The Michigan Worlds Fair Board will
make an exhibition Of itS newspapers.
! The first page of every newspaper or
magazine published in the State will be
mounted on a wood veneer leaf. varnish-
ed the same as mounted maps are pre-
pared, and hung ON leaf standards.
| An English salt concern llas made salt
statue, modelled after Bartholdi's Liberty
Enightenng the World. i'll New York
harb"r The statue is ) ~ feet hipb an,l
stands on a rock salt base feet HIGH. The
sat was taken from Il mine $50 feet deep.
The English firm will send it AS I'LL exhibit
t" the World Fair.
Inc Patterson and Newark mills Ut New
Jersey will make a splendid six exhibit
at the World Fair. The silk in all its
stages Of manufacture will be DISPLAYED.
together With the silk worms ana cucnons
from which the slllen threads will be
spun and passed through various manipu-
lAti"ns until they appear i'll tile finished
silk texture ready for the market.
The white city,, as the WORLDS Fsir
grounds and buildings are termed HIS tie
equipment of a model municipality. 1t
has combined water capacity Of "a, 900.
600 gallons Il day, and will soon have
100. 0on,oOo. 1t has p miles of water
mains and 29l llydrants. A hundred more
viii be provided. There are 3 steam fire
engines, 1 chemical engines, a ladder
truck, water tower. 40 hose carts, IS 80
feet Of hose 1850 hand fire eXtngiishers.
:, 300 fire pals. a steam fire boat, s. fire
men, 100 alarm boxes, 100 patrol tele-
phones, 500 guards, complete electric light
and sewerage systems. etc. etc. BY the
| time the Fair opens many Of these facili-
ties and equipments Will ~ greatly i'll
creased and perfected.
The American Library Association.
which has the cooperation If nearly I'LL
the great libraries of the country, will
make Il notable exhibit at the World $
Fair. II will include SAMPLES models and
photographs. showing articles and
mechanical devices in actual use; printed
matter, forms, blanks, constitutions, IN
laws. rules tol Subscribers; accession dt-
partmens and their homogeneous cata-
logue, classification and reference 6t--
partments, binding department., With
samples of bindings TEMPORARY covers and
recipes for restoring, mcndimg ann clean
ing: Shelf and building departments: and
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
JEkE'n ID. FARMER. Register
AZ a Probate Court held at Belfast within ana for
The County nf Mann on the secnnl rIestlaA NJ

Al Probate Court held at Belfast within ana for
the County Of Waldo. ON the second Tuesday Of
February. A. ID. 1898
GEO. NJ. CUMMINGS, Guardian of HARRIET
port, III said County Of waldo having presented
his hrst and final account of guardianship for al
lOWancp.
All persons interested by causing Il cop, of this on
der to he published three weeks SilcceSsiNeN in the
republican journal printed at Belfast, thar they
may appear at Probate Court to he held al Bel
laSt within and FOR said County. the second
tuesday OF March next. at ten of the clock be
lore l'"ol ana show ra'lse, if any they have, why
the same should not be allowed
GEO y. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest.
jEEE'n D. PARKER, Register
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

At a Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
February A. ID. 1913.
TENNlEI WHITE, widow Of EDWARD WHITE.
= late of Troy, in said County Of Waldo, deceas-
ed, having presented petition for an allowance
from the personal estate of said deceased.
Ordered, That notice be given tn all persons in
terested by causing copy of this order to he pub
lIshed three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal, printed Belfast that they may appear
at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast within
anu Tor sad County, on the second Tuesday of
March next, at ten of the clock before noon, and
ana SHOW cause, II any they have, why the PRAYER
Of the petitioner should not be granted.
GEO. T.. JOHNSON, Judge.
true copy. Attest
.. JEREH ID. PARKER. Register.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

WALDO Ssh Court Of Probate, held at Bel
" fast, on the second Tuesday Of February
1898 HENRY a KING Executor If the last
viii and testament of LANlNA a. BELL1Nt;-
TON, late Of Troy, in laid County. deceased, HAY
lg presented his first account OF administration
nf said estate for allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given. three
weeks sncces-lNelN, IN thu Republican journal
printed in Belfast, in said County that al persons
interested may attend at Probate Count, to be
held at Belfast. on rhe >econd Tuesday of Marcel
NEXT. and show cause. if any They have why the
said account should moi lie allowed
GEO. i. JDliN SON. Judge
a true copy Attest:
,IEEEH II. PARKER Register
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
qaosA7E NOTICES.

~ Probate Court held at Belfast within and fol
me County Of Waldo. on the second Tuesday OF
February, \. ID. 1898.
\ certain in 'trnment, Iurporting to he the last
Viii amt testament Of ri FtfS s. DlNON. late
81 Mohtvlile, IN said County of Waldo, deceased
having been presented for probate
ordered, That notice be given to all persons m
,eIesteu bN causing copy Of this order be pub
liSneu lilrer weeks successfully in the Republican
journal, printed ar Belfast, that they may appear
AZ 4 Irobate Conrl, to be held at Belfast, within
and TT salN County, on the second Tuesday Of
Mircii NEXT at ten Of The clock before noon,
ana SHOW cause, If any they have, why the same
should not be proved, approved, and allowed
GEO, y. JOHNSON Judge.
true copy. Attest.
JEkE ID. PARKER. Register
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
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