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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

To Frank Pottle, Robert S. Williams
William Amber, Daniel +. t,rhart, "
W Barrett, Joseph \. Whitmoro ant
Joseph Keough: You and each of you
are hereby notified that |, the under
signed. Edward }. Canary have, during
the years 1887, 1883. 1889, 1890, 1891,
1892, 1898, 1884 and 1888, expended Tho
sum of one hundred dollars in improve
ment and assessment work i'll and upon
the southwest quarter of section Il
Csec. 40, N township 20 tp. POI north,
OF range east, located by you and my
self jointly as a placer mining claim.
notice of location of which is on record
in the office Of the county
recorder of Cascade county, Mon
tana, in volume two of ChO-
tcau county transcribes, at page DDS,
ana you and each Of you are hereby
notified that demand is hereby made up
Oh each of you to pay me within 80 days
from the fret day of publication of this
notice the sum Of Sll2,5O, being the
proporti nate share of each of you OF
said annual representation work for the
years herein above mentioned, and that
unless such payment is made to me on
or prior to said day you will forfeit unto
me your right, title and interest in and
10 sad placer claim, and will claim the
whole thereof from and after this date
as my exclusive property.
EDWARD }. CANARY,
One of your co owners.
Dated this nth day of January, 1896.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

BrrTE Feb. 22.--The Butte and iioe-
ton Mining company today got verdict
against The Lexington Mining company
for Sl25,OOO, the value Of the ore taken
from beneath the surface Of the ground
belonging to plaintiff by means of under
ground workings. The suit, which was
for 100000, has been on trial 10 days.
An appeal will be taken.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28
EICks' FLORAL gu DE.
This Old and Reliable House Issues it>
1895 Catalogue.

The TRIBUNE is in receipt of Wick 5
Floral Guide for 1896, issued by the Old
and reliable seed house of James Wick $
Sons. Rochester, n. Y. There is per
haps no seed house in the United States
better known than this popular firm.
Even as long ago as the days before
the war it was widely known as the lead
ing seed house in the United States and
age has not blunted the spirit OF enter
prise that characterized it from its be-
ginning, as is evidenced in the pages Of
its catalogue for 1896, which is one OF
the most complete and artistic that has
come under our notice this season. 1t
presents to its readers a large list OF
novelties for 1896, and better still. the
reputation OF the hOilsc is a guaranteed
that it tells the truth about these rov-
elites, and any representa- ions it makes
can be relied on. All Old customers ot
the mousse receive he cataIo ue for 1896,
New customers can procure it by send.
In& ~ cents which may be deducted
from the fist order, Address James
Weeks Sons. Rochester, y. /.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

WAsurNGToN, Feb. 2l,-The Daughters
Of The American + yolution finished the
election Of their officers today. State re
gents were chosen by the different state
delegations, including the following: Min
p,eota, Mre Il. NJ. Newport; Montana,
Mrs f. A. Waeeon; North Dakota, Mrs.
Francis G.. Haley.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28
CALM AMI PEACEFUL.
Bill &yr, Aha nnmori-t, Died Ut His
Home Yesterday.

bDlnP l~S'tEttF.
AouEyuLN. \. c., Feb. -. Edgar
W. lBiil Nyc, died at his home, i miles
east Of here, this afternoon, Ills wife,
two sons and two neighbors were pres
cnt at his bedside when the peaceful
end came. Ten days ago he had a
stroke of paralysis much more severe
than the one he had at Patterson, \. j.,
when the cruel story that he was drunk
was sent ont, His daughters arrived
from Washington City, where they have
been attending school, last Wednesday
and have been at his bedside eyer since.
No arrangements have been made for
the funeral. Nyo came to this section
seven or eight years ago in search Of
health, and finally bought farm, where
he built paatial home.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

fix up a fight in 10 minutes. | go away
tomorrow night, but will be back week
after next. | sent telegram last night,
asking him to meet me here between
March l and 6. He can meet mo here
then and we can make match for any
place and for any amount hut it must be
done promptly and by him in person
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28
An Official Convicted.

TACOMA, Wash, Feb 22--After being
out ali night, the jury today brought in
verdict of guilty against James w. Nc
Cauley, ex-city treasurer, charged with
using public money for personal gain.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

CHICAGO. Feb 2l- Corbett bad d mig
house tonight, and he was wildly cheeren
when be read aielegram asking Fitzalm
mons to fight him anywhere for any
amount Curbett, after reading tie tel
egram, placed $1,000 in the hands of
Manager Davis of the Haymraket
theater
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t6I',.r.s.. r,-ra.I ,.ya .ro. sD;,sll: tata, oy-
p o-o. Fl .55l, inter 81, 53d"~r; pros cry b. ueat
3''.5.-,
Tra bonds outstanding, 6l,2I7.HOu
a-eiss Sl3G}0 GOO LAST year. The total
available Balance for redemption OF
bonds Dtoao,bar 81. 1850, vas 9i31 ,2O1
against slli.912 the prevou- year.
The taral &.Tdends declared 70 date are
%3125UGD
Tho Mountain View ehaft was sunk 100
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

Oid northern u, citic Receivers Mus!
Render an Accounting.

NV Yonk, Fob. % The decision in
the Northern Pacific railroad receiver.
ship caee, handed down yesterday by
Judge I4ncombe in the United States
circuit court, was formally recorded to-
day. BY the terms OF the decision the
old recoivere, Oakes, Payne, and Rouse,
arc forced to resign. Thoy are also di-
rected to make an accounting to the
United States circuit court for tho East
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28
The A Alieged Prize Fight Has Been
inaliy Pulled OF in Old
Mexico.
WAS A SHORT AND TAME AFFAIR
Fitzsimmons an Easy Victor With II
Knockout Blow in the First
Round.


after minute and 35 seconds Of actua
fighting. Fitzsimmons played the same
old game he has 50 often played before
leading on his opponent until he had hin
where he wanted him and then landed q
lightning right-hand swing on the jaw
and it was over. 1t was the identical
blow that knocked out Jim Hail in New
Orleans For the first part Of the round
Mahrr had the better Of if. He led often
and forced tha lighting. In his eager
ness to get at titzsimmons ha commit
ted palpabls foul during q clinch and
was warned 10y Referee >;lOr tbat its rep
etition would cost him tle fight. Maher
fought well, but he was no match for
his red-headad oppoEont, who proved
himself today one of the crattlest man
who ever stepped into ,ha ring. F'ilz5lm.
mons is now, by Corbett's action in pre-
senting the championship to Maher,
champion Of the world. and after the
fight was over he declared through
Julian his willingness to defend the
championship against any and all
comers.
The train arrived at about $50, Cen
tral time, and over a rocky road, winding
about precipitious cliffs along the Rio
Grande, the crowd wended its way to the
sandy beach If the river. Forty-two
Mexcans had carried the ring material
down to the river bank last night, after
working hard all day upon the roadway
down the bluff. A narrow wooden foot
bridge had been put up across the
swiftly flowing stream. The crowds
tumbed over the stony path and waded
ankle deep in sand. guided by little
Jimmy White, a boy who came from
Toronto to be at the light. The battle
ground was q sandy flat upon big bend
of the Rio Graude river on the Mexican
side. Just two miles from the village Of
Langtry In the center Of a canvas wall,
about 200 feet in diameter, the rirg was
pitched. \ beard floor was covered with
canvas, over which rosin was spriuk!ed
At one side vas frame compartment
for taking by the kinetiscope of pictures
Of the fight as it proceeded. On the op
posite side of the ring were two little
tents for the principals t'itzsimmons
was the first 10 leave the train. There
were following him, Martin Julian, Jack
Everhart. William Mccoy and Jack
Stelzner, who we're in his corner. F'i'z.
simmons took the frsr tent when he en-
tered the canvas inclosufe. Maher took
the other
NaheT arrive five miautes after FitZ
simmon7. IT, vas followed from the
train by . croT-. As vii rs tis seconds.
bearing lis effects. jim 4i4U, Buck en-
molly, Peer Lg#lln. Jack Qu41 .aa
Peter @42l I.'-le .i1ae ~a- Io-1 H.
g"ttirL aa'. 1-.nr. as j,,I.4 lis
stre7t -.-r. .r>-.- oyo= agpej up and
toos Ogoa ~ a' ',aE Soon thereafter
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

CnARLG9ro>, $. G., Feb. u, Eugene
Y. Dobe hero today, donied that he was
or would be IL candidate for any political
Office.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

JonANNESIurRD. Feb. 2l.--The latest
estimates of tho explosion are l2O dead,
about 400 injured. A number Of tho
wounded have since died. Whole fami-
lies of whites have beon wiped out.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

WANTED Several trnstworthy gentlomen @,
w ladies' to travel in Montana for establishc
reliable house, Salary $3.50 and expenses. Steady
position. Enclcse refersnre and self addressed
atainpsd envelope. The Dominion Company
Third floor, Omaha buiiding, Chicago. III.
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

PROSPECT. The butchers find few sales
now, nearly everybody has got sparerib, but
the time is coming when people will have all
their supplies delivered at their door. AL
most every thing can be bought and deliver
ed now, and two tea, coffee and spice carts
from Bangor run here regularly and ready
made clothing peddlers supply most OF the
clothing. These changes are coming with
the new order of things. Farmers seem to
get along with less. Where so many articles
are exhibited as in store some buyers are
induced to buy things they can do without.
NO doubt the change will help the farmers.
....Apples are almost gone in Prospect thus
early. The masquerade ball at Fred Eames
the other night was we'll attended. Some
Counts and Senoritas from Spain were there.
1.-The weather is fine for the winter
schools. Will George has bought new
span OF horses from the granite company at
Frankfort. &C. o. Hatch has about all of
his wood up and manufactured, with the
little shedding. .. Miss Laura Crockett visit
ed Miss Amy E. Lane last week. The
dance at the Grange hall last week was a
success. :. Every body wants snow, but if it
does not come soon all the pressed hay will
be hauled on wheels
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

IS. The report of President Lenox and Treasurer
and General Manager Rundett showed the COM
panys vessels to he in most excellent condition.
IA per cent. dividend has heen declared for the
year. The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Fred Lenox; Treasurer and General Mana
ger 7 Rundett Directors Henry Ingalls,
Gustavus Rundett, H Taylor.
Boston. Jan 49, report from London short
time since, Which stated that the British Court of
Admiralty at Yokohama had decided that ship
VIM H Macy totally at fault in the recent col
llslon with British steamer Isis, incorrect.
The yessefs agents and largest owners state that
the Court found each vessel must assume the cost
OF individual damage. The ship being chartered
Tor the United States before the collision is now
Loading at Yokohama and will later finish loading
at Hiogo for New York.
CHARTERS. Sch Belle Hooper, Philadelphia to
curacao, coal, 81 SO and port charges. Sch w
Hopkins, Newport News to Cienfuegos, coal, ST 80.
Sch r Pettigrew, Havana to Delaware Breakwa-
ter f. o., sugar p. t. Sch Hattie c Luce, New York
Orleans, asphalt, $3.50. Sch Penobscot Port-de-
Paix to New York or Philadelphia, logwood, So
B Bark beatrice Havener Turks Island to New
Henry A Litchfield, Elizabethport to Savannah,
fertilizer. rs C. nts
FREIGHTs. The Freight Circular of Brown &
GO, New York, reports for the week ending Jan
10: though the volume of business reported
shows some improvement in comparison with that
OF laSt week, yet from nearly every department is
heard the complaint of unsatisfactory results both
IN the way of number of vessels closed and rates
obtained. Tonnage of the larger and better class
Is momentarii, in very limited supply, and owners
are ehdeaN"rlng to force higher scale of rates in
consequence Shippers of case oil have again
entered the market and closed vessels for Java
ana Japan obtaining same at some reduction
from previous rates paid Additional tonnage is
required, hut suitable vessels very scarce, and
owners thereof are reluctant to entertain the bids
submitted. feeling confident that an improved
basis Tor carrying will e obtained in the near
future. There is also some demand for tonnage
I" Australia but tie lines hesitate to meet their
wants upon the terms exacled, hence business for
t t time beng Is at a stand. Barrel petroleum
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

CENTRE MONTvILLE. Miss Lizzie A. Whit
comb resident of Belfast, died at Thomas
Erskine's, Jan 18th, aged % years, months
and days Miss Whitcomb was sister of
Mrs. Erskine. -. The friends of Mrs j. w.
Colilns formerly of this town, are panied to
learn OF her illness with diphtheria in How
ard, K. LIZ. B. johnson returned to Fair
field last Sunday. Winfield S. Davis, after
short visit to his parents, has returned to
Camden. The p. of H. will have dance
and supper on the evening of Jan. 2Sth. The
proceeds are to be used to improve the din
ing room.
MoNTv1LLE. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanford
became the proud parents of a ten-pound
girl Tuesday, Jan. IA. =. Mrs. Herbert Jack
son returned to her home in Poor's Mills,
Jan 15....N. S. Piper of Belfast has been
cutting and hauling some spars from Mr.
BoWden's lumber lot. Miss Vena Getchell
IS at home on a visit. Chas. Arnold of
Palermo was in town last week 49,. Fred
Nose OF Thorndike is having lot of pulp
wood cut Bertha Foster has returned
home from Watervlle IA Hen Dyer and
Sidney Gould are hauling hay to Thorndike
station for A f. Plummer. George Hall
and A. +. Plummer have bought Albert
Turner'S hay.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Denslow Hall Asso-
cation held its annual meeting Jan, 18th
The income and expenses nearly balance, 50
no dividend will be declared for 1886 The
board OF officers for the ensuing year are as
follows: L. Nj. Partridge, president; A. M.
Ames, treasurer; Esther A. Hichborn, sec
Rotary; A. M. Ames, agent; l.. j. Morse, B.
M Roberts, l.. NJ. Partridge, Sarah A. Morse,
Esther A. Hichborn, E. II. Denslow, Ellen
NJ Roberts and A. M. Ames directors.
Capt. Albert Shute arrived home from Cam
den the past week. Mrs. John Randell
who has been quite ill., is somewhat improv-
ed. Mrs. Esther Hichborn is quite III.
Mr.. Ed. Lancaster and son Joseph arrived
home last Saturday from Cambridge, Mass
where they have been employed for several
months. Capt. Henry A. Hchborn left
on Mondays boat for Cambridge, Mass, tt
spend the remaining winter months with
his son, DIR. Herman Hichborn. Lev
Griffin and Fred Hartman have bought the
sloop formerly owned by Capt. Charles
Parsons.
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23
DIED.

BROWN. In Union Jan. 10 Charles E. Brown
aged 26 years.
| BURDETTE. IN New York, Jan. l6, Henry Nor
gan Burdette, aged AZ wears
CALDERWOoD- In Lincolnville Centre Jan 10
Mrs. Sarah Calderwood. aged 10 wears
| GOING in East Union, Jan - VIM. H. Going
aged "a Years, months and 81 days.
HARTMAN. In Oalmon Jan. IA, James Harri-
man. aged rs years, 5 months and 20 days.
HILL, In Boston, Jan 20, Edwin F. Hill, for
merly of Bucksport, aged 52 years.
HowEs. In Belfast, Jan. 10. Louise Hazeltine
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes AZ ed
6 months
kENNEY In Swanvlle, Jan. Is, Josephine Mary
kNoWLToN. In Swanyille, Jan 81, Sarah E.
knowlton, aged 2 years. ] ] months and DAYS
MATTHEWS. In Belfast, Jan J. James d. Main
ews, formerly of Stockton Springs aged ~ years
and months
MANK. In Roclland. Jan IL, Emma Eta,
daughter of Willard and Marcia Mank of West
Rocklort, native of Rock and, AGED u wears 7
months and 20 days.
MARpEN In Npazie, Jan. Is, G,lstayus b. Mar.
den. aged so Years
sFhArT In tddington, Jan. -, Pharron T.
Spratt, aged ~ years and | month.
SHELDON. In Linconville Jan. 20. Mrs Eliza
sheldon of Belfast. aged so years, months and
20 days.
TALcoTr. In Bangor, Jan. IS, Daniel 5 Talcott,
aged SO years.
THOMAS In Rockland, Jan. H. Samuel |.
Thomas, native OF Eden, VT. Desert Island, aged
10 years. 5 months and days.
THOMSON. In Koch port, Mass. Jan :, a della idle
= Thomson, a native of Waldohoro, aged SO wears
IowNE. |. Seattle, Wash, Jan Z, Ebeu Davis,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. I'm. r. Towne.
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MARRIED

DUNHAM- MCGRATH In Rockland, Jan. 3, Free
man b. Dunham and Kate McCirath, both OF Cam
den
ELLINGWooD-W ELsH In Rockland, Jan. 10
II orace - Ellngwood of Winterport and Emma
Welsh of Rockland.
GERRIsH- BoWLEY. In Ninalhaven Jan. IL
Frank 4. Gerrish and Alluta L. Bowley both of
Vinalhaven.
kNIGHT-kING. In Boston, Dec. 81 Albert E.
Knight formerly of Lincolnville and Ina F.
daughter Of Mrs. Sylvia c. King of Boston.
sTINsoN-W ELCH In Belfast, Jan. Is, by Rev.
Geo. E. Tufts, James H. Stinson and Miss Clara
j. WEIGH, both of fast.
UPHAM-BLAcK. In Rockport, Jan, II, Albert
upham and Eliza Black, both Of Rockport.
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23
state of Maine.
WALDO s..
COURT OF INSOLVENCY,

WALDO ". COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the of FRED f. SYLVESTER of Freedom,
in the County of Waldo and State of Maine, In
solvent Debtor.
YOU are hereby notified that said Debtor has
filed in the Court of Insolvency in said
County petition for his discharge from all his
debts provable under the ln>olvent laws of said
State, ana for certificate thereof, and hearing
upon the same is ordered be had the Probate
Office in Belfast in said County, on Wednesday,
the 18th day of February. A. ID. 1896, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, when and where you may
attend and show cause, if any you have, why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not be granted.
Attest-JEREH ID. PARKER,
2w4 Register of said Court
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Shorthand and Typewriting
K INSTRUCTION. K

MISS ZAIDEE b. CARTER teaches the system
used by the leading shorthand teacher OF New
England MI, W f. iIicIl0N of Boston, from whom
she has Endorsements. The whole theory is com
prise in fifteen lessons. She also teaches the
latest and scientific method of tinge ing for The
typewriter. by which the writer operates the ma
chime Without looking at the keyboard For terms
ami further particulars inquire at Il. f, Duntou's
office, over Savings Bank, Belfast wa
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Notice of Appointment of Assignee.

AT Belfast, in the County of Waldo and State of
Maine, the 10th day of January A. ID. 1896.
r HE undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
l pointment Assignee of the estate of BUR
TON E. PARSONS of Swanville, in said County of
Waldo, Insolvent Debtor, who has been declared
an Insolvent upon his own petition by the Court
of Insolvency Tor said County of Waldo.
2w4 ALFRED F.. MCPHERSON, Assignee.
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NOTICE OF SECOND 1EETING.
WALDO IS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY

In the case of WILLIAM GOULD of Brooks, in
the County of Waldo, Insolvent Debtor.
THIS is to give notice that with the approval of
L the judge of the Court of Insolvency for sal
County of Waldo the second meeting of the cred-
tors of said Insolvent is appointed to be he held
at the PROBATE Court in Belfast in said County of
Waldo, on Wednesday, the twelfth day of Febru
AIRY, A ID. 1896, at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
You will govern yourself accordingly.
Given under my hand and the order of said Court
this 9th cay of January, A. D. 1896
Attest-JERE'H ID. PARKER,
2w4 Register of said InsOlvent Court
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Notice Of Appointment of Assignee.

At Belfast, in the County of Waldo and State OF
Maine, the 18th day of January. A. ID. 1896.
THE undersigned hereby. gives notice of his APP
l polntmet AS ignee of the estate of ALON-
70 JACK SON of Troy, in sand County of Waldo
Insolvent Debtor, who has been declared an In
solvent upon his petition by the Court of In
solvency for said County of waldo.
2w4 ELLERY BOW DEN, Assignee
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BORN.

PERKINS. In Sandypoint JAN 16, to Mr. and
Mrs. George Perkins, a daughter.
STARRETr. In Belfast, Jan. II, to Mr.. and Mrs
Francis J. Starrett, SON
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REGISTERED J1rSaI Bull.

The BULL EXILE OF BELFAST. No. Al 400
American Jersey Cattle G uh Register is at my
stable in South Belfast for service. Terms 81 90
to he paid at time of service He is by ,rona :
Exile; he by Names Exile. 26926 otlt Of Pine
Tree Corona, 54,to3; Names Exile is by Exile OF
ST. Lambert, eat of EXileS success. Pine Tree
Corona is by Buffers Son, = ,16l out of Pine Tree
Mary 1921. Farmers wishing to improve their
stock should give him call. :3m4
ELIJAH PHILLIPS, South Belfast,
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PROBATE NOTICES.

Al Probate Court held at Belfast, within ana
the County of Waldo, ON the second TUESDAY
January A. d. 1896.
JOSEPH G. TOWNSEND, Administrator of
y estate of MARTHA II, KINDS late of Belt.
IN said County of Waldo, deceased. having u
sehted petition Thar the balance remainins
ms hands ON settlement OF his first account Of
ministratloh Of said estate be ordered di,tribii
among the heirs Of said deceased and the shan
each determined
ordered, THAT the said petitioner give Notice
d." -,.,, persons interested by causing copy of B.
order 70 he published three weeks successively
the Republican journal, printed at Belfast. n
thel may appear AT a Probate Court. to be held
Belfast within and for said County. ON the secu
tuesday Oh February next, at ten of the clock
lofe noon, and show cause, if any they have "
the prayer of said petitioner should not be ora
ed. GEO f. JoHNSoN Iu5m
A true copy Attest:
JERE'H ID. PARKER, Register
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23
SHIP NEWS.
fUnr Ur BELLA ST

FUhI Ur BELFAST
ARRIVED.
Jan 10. Sch James Holmes. Ryan, Boston.
Jan Is. Schs A Ellis, Ryder, New York Hat
Tie Paige, Dill Boston; Maria webster, Turner,
Mt Desert.
Jan II. Sch Julia NJ Loring. Flanders Boston.
Jan II. Sch A W Ellis, Ryder, Winterport.
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

Ordered, That notice he given to all person, u
terested by causing copy of this order t.
published three weeks successiyelv in the Rem.
mean journal, printed at Belfast. that they ua
appear at Probate Court, To he held at Belfl-
within and for sand County, ON the second TlIa
Gay OF February next, at ten of the clock bpI.
noon, and show cause, it any they have why m
same should not be proved, approved and allow
GEO Il. JOHNSON. jude.
A true copy. Attest
JEBE'H ID. PARKER Regi>t-r
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

A certain instrument, purporhng to be the La
- VIII and testament and codicil thereto
FRANCES NJ. BANKS, late of Belfast. i'm sai
County of Waldo. deceased having been presai
ed for probate
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rs j. SMELL, late of stockton Springs.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to h.
concerned. that she has been duly appointr.
and taken upon herself the trust of Adnuistri
trx of the estate of
LEWIS j. SMELL. late of stockton Springs
i'll the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bot
as the law Directs she therefore requests al prr
sons who are indebted to said deceaseti's estate
make immediate payment, and those who halt
any demands thereon to exhibit the same for stt
Element to her SARAH Z. SMELL
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

NJ An A. CARTER. widow of ELISHA "A
l CARTER, late of Montvlle, in said Coul,
tor an allowance out of the personal estate of "a,
deceased. go '
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and fl
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday
January, A. ID. 1896.
The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

TOHN W. LINSCOTT, next of kin of NOS
llNSCoTT late of Troy, in said Cour4t,
Waldo, deceased, having presented "a petition
administration OF the estate Of said decea,eU