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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-08
CONCERT AT THE PARK.
Feature of Letter Carriers Picnic
Tomorrow in Laurel Hill.

will be rendered by Bauer's famous
band at the Letter Carriers picnic to
be held at Laurel Hill park tomorrow
afternoon between the hours of and
6. The outing will be largely attended
and promises to be one of the most en-
joyable events of the season:
March, Country Club" Phillips
Medley. "Cluster of Peaches" ..... Beyer
IL Love Somebody Just Like You"
Hattie Storr
STARS and Stripes Forever ........Sousa
"Star SpanSled Banner"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-08
THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the standing committee of the Repub-
lican party of the Third Legislative dis
trict of Lackawanna county will be held
at the arbitration room, court house,
Scranton, on Tuesday, the 18th of August,
1885, at o'clock n. m, for the purpose
OF fixing time and place for holding the
district convention, and disposins of such
other business as may properly he
brought before 1t.
The following comprise the said COM
mittee:
Benton-George Freeman.
Clifton-James O'Boyle.
Covington-William Cooley.
Dalton-J. A. Woodbridge.
Glenburn-E. Northup.
Gouldsboro-J. b. Gardner
Greenfield-Frank Kenyon.
Lackawanna-Second district-David d.
Griffiths.
West district-John McCrindle.
East distrct-William j. Williams.
Northeast district-William II. Fern.
Southwest district-Grihith T. Davis.
La Plume--R. II. Holgate.
Lehigh-Jacob Knecht.
Madison-Eugene Noack.
Newton-Oscar Van BuskiIk.
North Abington-Stephen Aylesworth
Old Forge-First dstrict-R, Willis Rees
Second district-James A. Salmon.
Fourth district-Wiliam Bennett.
Ransom-First district-Tobas Stein.
Second district-G. r. Wandell.
Scott township-George Miller.
Scranton-Sixth ward. Third district
W. b. Davis.
South Abington-T. S. Parker.
Spring Brook-T. ]. Matthews.
Taylor-First ward-John II. Evans.
Second ward-J. f., Watkins.
Third-David ]. Jones.
Fourth ward-James Price.
Fifth ward-John b. Rees.
Waverly-John w. Miller
West Abington-J. c. Northup.
BY order of L. S. Parker.
Chairman.
Attest: John r. Johns. Secretary.
Clark's Green, Pa, Aug. g. 1895.
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old, but the vigor and charm of his
oratory is as strong as ever. He will
remain in town for services at the First
church next Sunday.
Yesterday morning his theme was
"The Voices of the Stones" Last night
he gave a brilliant and impassioned
study of the work of Ezekiel, which
he said was a genuine Mount Blanc,
towering far and on the one side re
fiecting the fading glow of Judaism
and on the other the rising Sun of
Righteousness.
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REV. DIR. SMITH SPOKE.
Filled the Pulpit of the first Pres.
byterian Church.

Rev. DR.. Smith, of Baltimore,
preached at the union services in the
First Presbyterian church yesterday to
large congregations. DR., Smith was
the pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church at Baltimore for forty years,
but resigned about three years ago and
was installed as pastor emeritus. He
is greatly beloved in that city, as he is
wherever he goes, He is now Is years
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-08
AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
Cornelius Smith mas Entered the
Lists for Judge.

Cornelius Smith has formally an
nounced that he will be an independ-
ent candidate for judge. I'm response
to the expressed wish of hosts of my
friends" is the way the announcement
reads.
His platform is Whereas the law
for the rich and the law for the poor
is the same, and ought to be SO ad-
ministered."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-08
ARREST OF A NEWSDEALER.
He Is Charged with Embezzlemen'
by New York World.

Walter O'Malley, who has had charge
of the circulation of the New York
World in this city for some time past,
was arrested Saturday on a charge Of
embezzlement at the instance of W. A..
Lyons, of the World circulation de-
partment who came here to secure q
settlement from OMalley. 1t is alleg-
cd that the latter is indebted to the
World in the sum of $500.
O'Malley was given a hearing before
Alderman Kasson and was held in $500
for his appearance at court.
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age daily wage was without change,

age daily wage was without change
$1.17 per day.
Eliminating the black plate made and
not timed, the entire production of tin
and terne plate made and not timed,
the entire production of tin and terne
plate in Pennsylvania by both the IS
black plate works and the IL dipping
works, was 225,631, ,766 pounds as against
139, ,5SS, 703 pounds In 1896. an increase
of S6,043, ,063 pounds or 1.6 per cent. The
corresponding value was s6.997,0i1 as
against $5,045,097, an increase of $751;
944 or 3S.7 per cent, but showing a de-
crease in value per 100 pounds over
1896 of 81 cents or ia per cent, the
average value for 1897 being s2.SS per
100 pounds as against s3.25 in 1896.
OF Pennsylvania's great steel pro-
duction, Allegheny county produced SO
per cent. OF pig iron she produced 57.55
per cent, and the remaining production
was distributed through the different
counties as follows:
Cambria, 7.43 per cent: Mercer COS
per cent; Lawrence, sos per cent:
Berks. 3.S2 per cent; Lehigh, 3.06 per
cent. Dauphin, per cent. Northamp-
ton, 2.62 per cent; Montgomery, 2.5S
per cent; Lebanon, 2.03 per cent;
Lackawanna, 1.9S per cent; Fayette,
1885 per cent. Bedford, 1.07 per cent:
Armstrong, so per cent; Center .45 per
cent; Lancaster, .36 per cent; Jeffer-
son, "a per cent: Carbon, .2S per cent
Perry, .06 per cent; Huntingdon, .04
per cent. OF iron and steel rolled into
finished form Allegheny county produc-
ed 54.20 per cent, the producing of the
other counties being in the following
order:
OTHER COUNTIES FIGURES.
Cambria, 729 per cent; Lackawanna,
593 per cent; Dauphin, 5.3S per cent;
Montgomery, 423 per cent: Lawrence,
2.65 per cent; Chester, 2.40 per cent :;
Northampton. 2.1S per cent: Berks, 2.13
per cent; Beaver, 2.11 per cent; Le-
high, Lei per cent; Lebanon, 1.29 per
cent; Philadelphia, / per cent; Arm
strong, .9I per cent; Westmoreland, .95
per cent. Mercer, "a per cent: Blair,
.S3 per cent: Lancaster, rs per cent. /:
Delaware, .52 per cent; Washington,
.46 per cent: Columbia, IA per cent. /;
Northumberland. Al per cent: Mifflin,
.33 per cent: Perry, PA per cent: Mon
tour, .16 per cent; Schuylkill, IA per
cent; Indiana. IA per cent; York, .12
per cent. Fayette, IL per cent; Ly-
coming. 90 per cent; Center, .03 per
cent; Crawford, production too small
to make any calculation of.
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DAYS IN OPERATION.

The number of persons employed was
444, the number of days in operation
27O, the aggregate Of wages paid 81, ,139-
1872, the average yearly earnings $of6.23
or s117 per day, as against 4l,773,941
pounds produced in 1896 with a total
value of 81 ,sss, ,39S. The number of
working people employed was Az,
days in operation 240, the ag-
gate of wages paid sl25,SS9, the aver
age yearly earnings $2sl.63, an increase
of S9i60 for yearly earnings, the aver
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-08
WELCOMED THEIR
FORMER PASTOR
REV. j. w. WILLIAMS, D. D.,
breaches HERE AGAIN.

He Resigned from the Pastorate Of
the South Main Avenue Church
Seven Years Ago and Spent the
Intervening Time in Wales-He
Was Greeted By Two Large Con-
gregations-Syllabus of His Ser.
mon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-08

AN ENEMY to health is impure
blood. as It leads TO serious diseases
and great suffering. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla meets and conquers this enemy
and averts the danger.
HOODS PILLS are the only pills to
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Cure
all liver ills.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-08

The Wilkes-Barre Record can be had
in Scranton at the news stands of Nj.
Meinhart. 119 Wyoming avenue; Mac,
Lackawanna avenue.
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Cards of thanks, resolutions of condo
lence, obituary poetry and the like will
be inserted in The Tribune only when
paid for in advance, at the rate of 10
cents per line.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21

Private John A. Laubenstine. of
Go. A., 18th \. i Vol. Infantry, writes
letter to ns from Camp Wetherill,
GreenvilIe, S c., from which we ex-
tract the following paragraphs
Tho boys are nil well Mt present.
Gnpt. Whitehead is about to resign
The grub for about two weeks
was hard To eat When we got in camp
we were given three or four hard tack,
piece Of fat pork and half cup of
black coffee Now we get coffee with
sugar in and fresh bread three times u
day, boiled potatoes. beofsteat, beans
aud bacon.
And talk about dinner You ought
To have seen our Thanksgiving din
ner 1t WAS great. We had stewed
chicken. cranberry sauce, sweet pota
toes, white potatoes. apples, pickles,
| bananas. cabbage. mince PIES, bread
md butter. and good coffee with milk
aud sugar And didn't II make il seem
like home We all sick the next
| day, and none of us could get out to
drill II was such II surprise to us all.
But afterwards tho cook assessed us 2j
cents II piece. OF course We didn
| kick ON - cents for such meal rs that.
The 9Th n j. Vol. Infantry is bri-
gadod with the eth Army Corps, undel
command of Gen Fit2 Hugh Lee. who
II now in Havana.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21
SEAE At HAND WINTER sEN SHoRls
RESORTS
Direct Line. Via Philadelphia 4 Reading
Route.

Some few years ago whenever winter health
resorts We're mentioned, rferF one's mind
turned at once 70 places in the southern states,
but that idea is no~ obsolete Atlantic CITY.
we'll known rs the greatest Of simmer set
shore resort has for some years been steadily
increasing IFS winter population and now
claims 10 he the IDEAL all-the-fcnr resort lts
poaiiion ON the 4uuthcru Jersey coast. with its
magnificent board wnlls, nearly facing tn
south, consequently receiving the iull benefit
OF the sun the balmy saline eir waited from
the Gulf Stream. heated hy a tropical sun its
fine. opcn-all- the-yea hotels, heated
throughout with steam and with conmodions
sun parlors, protected from outside air, but
exposed 10 the suns rays; hot, sea water
baths, etc cannot fail to mako good its claim.
Cape May ono Of the oldest and " befo' the
wall" the greatest fashionable resort hns since
the entrance Of the opposition road. now a
portion OF this Philadelphia 4 Reading Route,
a awakened from lta long sumber and is rapidly
forging TO the front With the advantage Of
being further south, up-to-date hotels equip
ped with all the latest approved appliances Of
steam and electricity, and additional railroad
transportation, it bid. fair 10 ere long rival
it, sister city rs n winter resort
Bplh above cities are on Inc Ati'htit Wy
Railrond. the Southern New Jersey portion Of
the Philadelphia Il Reading Route, and haye
frequent fast trims To and from Chestnut
aud South street ferries, Philadelphia
Lakewood in tho Pines" the well-known
winter sanitarum, il too
well known to need description. 1t is located
on tho New Jersey Southern Branch OF the
Central II Il Of y. J., which, connecting at
Winslow Junction with tho Atlantic City II H.,
forms short and quick route toand from Phil
adephia aud points in interior pennsyl wanna
Through Pullman Parlor Cars during The sea-
son.
1icket- are sold and baggage checked
through to any Of above resorts from all prin
cipnl stations On the Philadelphia d Heading
formation apply to any PHILADELPHIA 4 Read
ing Agent, on address Edison j Weeks, Cen
eral Passenger Agent Philadelphia.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21

Trenton hna become the storm
centre Of the combines. In addition
To II combine Of the sas and electric
companies, It dead Inns recently been
made by which all but thiee of the pot
tories in that city enter trust which
Includes about all the potteries in the
country. \ combination Inns also been
effected with the rubber companies n
part, il il snid, of big national deal.
~ soon rs the legislature meets there
will be other combines among the
lobbyists, not ms big as the above
NAMED, but Just! as greatly affecting
the public interests. Great n the com
binr
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21
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HHntGrdOn County Orphans Court
OF DECEMBEH Il, 1857
sguf Hos II II Hmm Ju.Ier

VI jItEhBIE u, l-N-
Present Hos II Il Hmm, Judge
In the matter Of the application Of William
Sharp. Executor Of last VIII and Testament
Of tathaftne INeritt, deceased. for order to
srll l'oel Estate 10 pay debts ItuLE 10
SNOW tArM.
William sharp Executor Of the last viii
aud Testament oi CHtharine EYeritt. deceased
having made and exhibited 10 this Court, I'M
der oath, Il Just and true account Of the per.
Houal estate and debts Of the k,tld decedent
as far uH he can discover the same, by which it
appears that the persuunl estate Of the said
drccdcH, is nHuiiciont 10 pay her debta.Bherc-
upon on application OF the said " lillian Bhhrp.
Executor ~ last VIII aud 1ehtament Of tho
said Cntharnc Eycriti. deceased, setting forth
that the said katherine Esorttt died soizcd Of
Real Estate situate IN the Township OF Della
ware, in the County Of lluntordon. and pray
INK the aid 81 this Court In the premises, ~ ~
ordered by theCourt that all persons interested
in the lnnda .teuemcnta, acknowledgements and real
eatnte whereof the said 6athhfine Eyeritt died
sei1ed, do appear before this Court ON Wed
n"EdAy the fifteenth day of February, 1880, in
the term of December, lsH, to show cause, II
any they have, why 30 much Of the ltenl rs,
tate whereof the Rpid catharinc Eyeritt died
Hciaud ~ aforesaid should not DO sold az will
be- Huncient 10 pay her debta, or the residue
thereof aH the case may require, aud II fur
the L,MnLnrvnLI NltoRp ion siX weeks auc-
ccsslvely, aud also true copies thereof set up
as the law directs
Done IN open Court and dated hmrogRte's
Office, December ~, iSas
q II SpROtI,,
CLERK of The lluutordon Orphans Court
Dec 81, lEh
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- - . - .

Wm. 4. Abbott, It graduate Of The
REooEp Office, aud for some years
the local editor Of the Bemectut-1d-
eeffjser, Pennington, has become fore
man of the HoJsis Jotpaal, Dover, n.
J. We congratulate both Mr. Abbott
and the Joo5UaL Mr.. Abbott is not
only nn excellent printer md thor
eushiy competent TO take charge Of
Iob Or newspaper office, but he is nm
upright and gentlemanly man who
makes friends and keeps them.
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A ri ewark Barber
Has Been Closely Confined to
His Shop for Years
The Result Was Dyspepsia Which
Bood,a 6aYsaparIlIa Cured

TIVUW . . Ut u pm TFFtF y w
Owing 10 close confinement for many
years, | suffered a severe siege Of dys-
pepsia. had very bitter taste in my
mouth in the morning. / took medi-
cine Tor a long time without benefit
Finally decided to try Hoods SaTsapa-
rilla, and it helped me from the start.
lts continue use entirely cured me-.
Since then | have never been sick but
once and again resorted to Hoods Sar-
saparilla which did me az much good as
before. | would not be without 1t under
any circumstances. / have recommended
it 10 my friends and use 1t In my family
whenever my wife or children have any
stomach trouble or need blood purifier"
HARRY l.. MORRIS, 100 Mulberry Street,
Newark New .IerHeY Remnant Der
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some Foolish People

Allow cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine They often say,
" Oh, it viii wear away but in most eases IT
will wear them away Could they be induced
10 try the successful medicine called Kemps
Balsnm, which Is sold on positive guarantee
To cure they would Immediately see the ex-
eellent effect after taking tho first dose. Price
y and zoe TrIAL SIZE fREE. At al drug
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CLARK PIERSON. Editor.
LAMBERTVfLLE. Y. !.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. q, 1898.

The two rival gas companies IN
Trenton have combined. One of these
has been selling gas At 10 cents per
l., 900 feet, and the other al % cents
Now the price viii be $l.95 The two
electric light companies III Trenton
that combined some time ago, have
also been bought by the syndicate that
purchased the gas plant
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21
THE MARKETS.

Lamborlvilo, December Il, lsas.
Prices OF GRAIN corrected every Wed.
nesday by I 7 LEAR. dealer in Grain, Flour.
Feed, ~
PRICES OF PRODUCE, a., by CoNOyER
4 CONONEk dealers in prv Goods and Gro.
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At Private Sale.

The subscriber offers a, private sale her
housE and Ior, NJ II Church street Lam.
beriville Commodious, central location, re-
Gently PAINTED and improved For full par.
iiculars cali at tho house
Part Of the purchase money may remain on
the property MRS JOHN SPRoAr,
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MARRI AGES.

w hhNN FISHER la lrrntou, nacemhei
18TH 1888, by thu Roy samuel N Smd,hfnrd.
y u GeorKo Waldrnm and Mrs Annn
Belle Fisher both ot l.anhortNllc, \ J
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21
WATCHES. &c.

atuucc, o'avS "uu ptrVvo 10
suit every one. Diamond Rings
for 80 up, all kinds of fancy
stone Rings for Ladies, Gentle
men and Children. Clocks for
Sl.00 up. Cuff Buttons-Gold,
Gold plato and Sterling Silver.
Children's Dress Pins in gold
and plate. Gents Scarf Plus,
some with diamonds, Gold plate
Brooches. Silver and gold Brace
let's, Ladies' Watch Chains in
gold and silver. Gents Watch
Chains, Charms, Poles, &c,
Gent s Studs, set with Diamonds,
Opals, Pearls and Colored Stones.
Fountain Pens, Peal and Silver
Pen Holders.
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FOOT WEAR.

Oar 81 SHOES sell themselves !;
Just so with all reliable goods.
Every day for weeks we have had
many calls for them. We are asked
how we afford to sell them so cheap
ly? Our answer: "The profit on
two pairs is but tritle more than
usually added on one pair" Thus
you can see we are obliged to buy
and sell twice the quantity, which
also helps to secure oar shoes at
very low prices.
Selected leather, soles Of oak tam
age, stitched as by hand, the Good
year system. Every pair flexible
very easy to the foot, bnttoned or
laced, Kid or Patent Leather tipped
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boy Wanted.

The undersigned desires the services Of a
good hoy. ahopi SO er V wears old Apply to
p FRANZ HARTWELL
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No one can be called poverty
stricken who has good friends.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21

Some men are 80 busy that they
don't seem to have time to enjoy their
own prosperity.
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SILVER PLATE and
STERLING SILVER

Tho following in silver plate
and sterling silver Berry Dish
es, Cake Baskets, Ice Pitchers,
Chocolate Pots, Quadruple
Plate, Tea Sets, Butter Dishes,
Cream Pitchers. Sugar Bowls,
Pickle Dishes, Table Knives,
Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons,
Pen Knives. Cake Knives, Ladies'.
Sugar Shell. Meat Forks, Orange
Spoons, Fruit Knives, Butter
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- - . -

Are you ruptured Mr.. Shamalia
has had 20 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money if you are not satisfied Lady
attendant
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iiunier,lan County eourt

'i"h'sTdot county tbufi,
Al the December Term of Court,
which began ON Tuesday of last week,
Justice Gummere presided. County
Judge Herr being also ON the Bench
The Grand Jurors were Ms follows.
Albert b. Kline foreman. Raritnu
T.. NJ Heath, DelnNnre.
y. T.. Tine, Clinton
George Bonnoll, Aloxnndria.
William Saums, East AmwelI.
John J. Nolk, Franklin.
Mansfield Nj. Lott, Bethlehem
James + Smith, Junction
Nilllnm II Lance, Tcwksbury,
Chmlcs Manners, Frcnchtown
John o. Smith, Union
George NJ. lIolcomhc, Lnmbertvlle.
William II Wilmot, Lnmbertyille
1acob + Miers. Clinton Borough.
l.. W. Rush, Lebanon.
Jheob X. NanEhright, High Bridge.
Andrew Cole, Ilollnnd.
Howard Sutphin, Rnritun
Rlehnrd H. Runkle, West AinWcll
Horace VI. Reading, Stockton
George s. Davis, Remington
David IL Kline, Kingwood.
John T.. Seals, Readington
Henry Craig, fcwksbuiA.
After common motions were disposed
Of, the following hotel licenses were
granted Stewart A Metier, White
house Station. lieenac fee Sl50 John
), tlockcnhnrs, stockton, sl75 Lou
isa y. Wooden, Clifton, St0o. John II
nfoot npptiuu for II udohSc, 10 uIniIll-
lnetme liquor, hHt the application WIS
denied
The f"gnlai list was next removed.
oN rHf SUPREME LIST
Lizzic A. furibcrry vs Ezra Mason.
Henry Race Us Easton 4 tmboy Il.
John y Cnsc Assignee, Ne.. rs.
lime y Go Contract.
Geo. V Nanderveer ". Dmont
Voorhees,, Administrator. &c.. of Peter
David. Contract.
Geo, i, treyeling, Executor of Jac-
oh treveIn@, dcccnscd, w. Martin
Wyckatl Contract
Anna NJ. Seheueh W Court Y. Din
yee. Contract
benjamin Bird ~. Eoston y Amboy
L. Il. Go. Tort
The Circuit Court list wns short.
'''oag' -. schuyler Va Iohn Ram
M-grin Nfaana. -. ~. p.ra.
Tort
. n'arSHha AetNis " rs" Jones, e4
.Iameg = i3ma, " W. Gh V'i,',"g''
Stransa Eiqctlnent
Henry i. Cullen Va. Maurice VOL
Nrrton, decd Contract
p,ien T,r, e"'"''' '"'i''n''A
IT,. H., ..a..,...,..
Eare a. Fast.n- III. y - -.
Mr. Race 6yes ~ p;,,.ta,,, - =.
phyacion on S,nt = ,qo. j.. -
dr,,,n. mon, k,... G,a,;.. a..
Pittat,o,r lnanc, -, ~ 1.,.a.l.,
Fomn.n,.,..= pa.i=s.l - -, w : ''''''"'
appronehma hai,, atto,o,,ea - .raa.
tho t,,,I H.. La.l I'll. -,
Whom ,ro,u ,a.aaJ r',..t...'.'' 80, ,'..'
hor4, which ~. a,,a,. II ~ 49,,
Doctor. ON, ,oI ,.,,r,,.. No.. -. Nv
lie claims Tim, M .o.,u.,, ,,.. ..,,..,. -
I'M. .,,,...a. ~ a.
fore own. ta-lL. .o..l;..a, '".' ~, -, .,
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aoro. mud .n,5. .I;.,.la,...I
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II. M. VOORHEES,.
100 East State Street.
TRENTON, N. }.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JOANNA CARMopy DECEASED.
Pursuant to the order Of o. Ii. Sproul, Sur
rogate of the County of Hunterdon, made ON
the twenty-second day Of September, A. ID. one
tice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against the estate of Joanna Carmody
late Of the county of Hunterdon, deceased, to
present the same, under oath or affirmation,
to the subscriber, Executor of said de-
ceased, within nine months from the date of
said order; and any creditor neglecting TO
bring in and exhibit his or her claim (under
oath or aihrmationl within the time so limit
ed, will be forever barred Of his or her action
therefor against the said Executor
Dated Sept. -. A. ID. 1875.
JAMES P CARMoDY.
Executor
Sent rs isoS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21

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