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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-12

tanned for that it appears from the COM
plant that the penalties sued for are
those which have accrued in actions
prosecuted in the name of the town and
by its officers, and in the town; where
as, the Constitution gives to the school
fund only such as are collected IN the
several counties. Counties and towns
are separate and distinct corporations.
They are both created by the same pow
or. and exist at the will of the Legisla-
ture, of whom they are both creatures.
Their government is entirely different,
and by different officers. The one has
no control over the other.
2. That this action is to recover fines
and penalties to which the plaIntlff
claims it alone is entitled to under the
Constitution. Such being the nature OF
the claim the same is barred by the
statute of limitations. This is certainly
an action against town, and it is eX-
pressly provided by section 1876 of The
Code Of North Carolina that "All claims
against the several counties, cities and
towns of the State, whether by bond or
otherwise, shall be presented TO the
Chairman of the Board of County Conn
miSsioners or to the chief officer of said
city or town, as the case may be, with
in two years after maturity of said
claims, or the holders of such claims
shall be forever barred from recovery
thereof"
3. That the Legislature (Acts of 1890.
chapter 12S) has provided an amendment
to section 1906 of The Code of North
Carolina by adding that said fines ana
penalties shall be paid into the treasury
of Said town for municipal purposes
4. That in the case Of Commissioners
of Wake county VS.. City of Raleigh. de
cided i'm 1883, SO n. c., page 30. There
the court held unanimously that fines inn
posed and collected under city ordinances
do not accrue to the State
The plaintiff board of education is
represented by Mr.. Il. II. Hicks and
the defendant town of Henderson by
Messrs. A. G. Zollicoffer and j. Ill.
Bridgers.
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WAKE cotton
GROWERS MEET
A Local Organization Perfec-
ted Yesterday.
DELEGATES WERE CHOSEN
FROM EVERY TOWNSHIP IN THE
COUNTY
DELEGATES WERE CHOSEN
TO THE STATE COTTON CONVENTION
Interest in the State Organization Growing and
aLarge Attendance is Expected. Off.
GERS for County Organization
Chosen Yesterday.

A meeting of the cotton growers Of
house ut noon yesterday, according TO
the call issued sometime ago There
was good attendance of representative
farmers and speeches We're made by
Senator +. A. Whitaker, Mr.. II. l.
Holding and State Treasurer Worth
urging upon cotton growers the necessity
of organization and concert of action.
There was deep interest in the meeting
throughout.
Senator +. A. Whitaker was made
president of the local association and
MIR. j. w. Denmark was made secretary.
The following We're chosen delegates 20
the State Association of Cotton Grow
ers. which meets here ON Tuesday, Oc-
tober 18th, of Fair week:
Wake Forest township: p. II. Man
gum. h. |. Holding, Slas NJ. Stone.
st. Mary's: Il. A. Whitaker, Ransom
Hinton, j. Il. Broughton.
st. Matthew's: II. .Iudson Buffaoe, A.
C. Green, w. IL. Morris.
Panther Branch: G. e. McCullers, J.
l.. Banks, w. S. Turner, Frank Smith,
w. ii. Rand, Wiley Jones
Raleigh: Prof. Il. Irby, Prof. f. Il.
Emery, Willis Whitaker
Barton's Creek: Il. q. Penny, ]. ID.
Allen, c. w. Ray, j. H. Hutchinson
New Light: James Estis, w. G. Ray,
l.. Woodeaf, Buggy Bailey.
Oak Grove: j. X. Ray, Joseph Fur
guson, w A. Beck, j. Q. Shaw.
Houses Creek: l.. +. Sorrell, Henry
House, Thomas Edwards, O. w. Lynn.
Middle Creek: w. FL. Holland, Eras-
tus Balantine, Geo. NJ. McCullers.
Swift Creek: Albert Taylor, w. e.
Whitaker, Jeff upchurch, Burrell Frank
lin.
Carey: L. b. Woodall, T. G. Harri-
son. H. ID. Olive.
Cedar Fork: w. r. Scott, J. J. Ed
wards, j. w. Parker.
Holly Springs: w. III. Burk, T. G.
Council
Buckhorn: H. c. Lasley.
Ncuse River: Il. G. Beddingfeld, Geo.
Norwood, William FARRELL, VIM. Bras
well.
Little River sgd Horton, John Kent,
w. H. ChambIee, John Scarboro.
White Oak: j. J. Rogers, Hunter
Norris.
The indications grow stronger every
day that the meeting of the cotton
growers Of the State will be largely at
tended by representatives from every
sections of the cotton belt of the State.
Letters have been received from mum.
Der of prominent farmers promising
to make short addresses.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
Il. Hart, of Gordon, s. d. WAS taken
with bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set i'm and finally termin
ted in Consumption. Four Doctors gave
me up, saying i could live but a short
time. | gave myself up to my Savior
determined if i could not stay with ny
friends on earth, would meet my absent
one above. My husband was advised
to get DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. |
gave it a trial, took i'm all eight bottles.
1t has cured me, and thank God, / am
saved and now we'll and healthy wo
man." Trial bottles free at all drug
stores.
Regular size 50c and $1.00. Guaran-
tecd or price refunded.
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REVIVAL AT THE TABERNACLE
Immediately following the celebration
OF ITS twenty-ifth anniversary, October
10 to 10, there will be a series of spe-
clal meetings held at the Tabernacle
Baptist church. In these meetings the
pastor, Rev. DIR. Simms, will be as
sisted by Rev. w. W. Hamilton, of Blue
fields, West Virginia, who is said to be
an evangelist of rare culture and elo-
quence.
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RoRSE KILLED AT THE QUARRY

A horse belonging to Mr.. William Rob
bins, but im the hire of the city, was
killed yesterday by fall at the rock
quarry, east of the city.
The horse was attached to a cart and
was i'm charge of boy named Charles
baker, who was hauling rock. As he
came with his empty cart for another
load. he went to the horses head to back
the cart to the edge of the quarry to be
loaded The horse for some reason ran
back too far and both horse and cart
tumbled into the quarry, falling a dis
lance of some twenty-five feet.
The horse was almost instantly killed,
Though, strange to say, the cart was not
damaged.
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BROUGHT TO THE PEN.

Sheriff Bradshaw, Of Mitchell county,
brought to the State prison yesterday
two white conyicts charged with man
slaughter. One John Hughes, aged 90
got two years and his son Dock Hughes
{ years. This is the second journey that
the elder Hughes has made TO the peni-
Tertiary accompanied by son.
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II wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for hay
ing put on the market such n wonder
full medicine" says w. w. Massingll,
of Beaumont, Texas. There are many
thousands of mothers whose children
have been saved from attacks Of dysen-
terry and cholera infantum who must
also feel thankful. 1t is for sale every
where. Bobbitt Wynne Drug Co. aud
Henry I. Hicks, Druggists, Raleigh
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IN GALA COLORS.

Mr. M. Mitteldorrer, of the well
known firm of Mitteldorfer & Son, of
Richmond, Va, who is decorating the
city for Fair week, is doing most artistic
work. There is a uniformity and beauty
about the decorations most pleasing TO
the eye. The work is progressing rapid
ly, and by Monday morning the city will
be clothed in gala colors.
The firm doing this work is well
known in Raleigh and the South in gem
eral. They have done the Fair decora-
tions for many years past, and have
made many warm friends in the city.
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Twenty Years Proof.

TUFTS Liver Pills keep the bow
elsinnaturalmotionand cleanse
the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for sick headache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
stipation and kindred diseases.
"Can't do without them
R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va.
writes | don't know how | could
do without them. have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
TUFTS Liver Pills
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FREE OF CHARGE.
Any adnltsuffering from 3 cold Sc

Any adnltsuifsring from cold settled
n thS brerst, bronchitis, throat or lIas
koubles OF any natuf., who will call q
+. Y. Fickett's, 21l Danforth, L. w.
Ste,eas', 101 Portland, McDc-ough 4
Sheridan's. 235 Congress, or j. L. Goold,
& Co.'s, POI Fedeyas H., will be presented
with q sample bottle of Boschee's
Gsun un Syrup, free of charge.
Only Ne bottle given Y, one person and
memo to children without order from
parertH.
TO throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as Reaches German,
Syrua in all parts Of the civilized
world. INVENT years ago millions OF
bottles were :gissn away, and your Srug-
gists will tell you It's success was marvel
Gus. Nis really the only Throat and
Lung Remedy generally endorsed ply
sicians. One'I5 eentebottlewill sure OF
prove its value. Sold by all druggists II
This city.
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CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
A south Portland Young Man win
Too Many Wives.

Boston, July is.-Roe S. Robinson. go
years old, who claims to be the son of
Albert j. Robinson Of South Portland.
Me-, who has been living here for some
time, was arrested today on the charge
OF polygamy. The arrest was made at
the Charles Street jail, where Robinson
was held on the charge OF non-support of
one Of his alleged wives. 1t is
claimed that Robinson married
Margaret Slyne In Portsmouth. N.
H., eight years ago and that
he subsequently 6es rted her. Two years
ago 1t is alleged that ne married Dorothy
q. Smith, who Is now living at North
Cambridge. The Smith woman brought
charges Of desertion and non-support
against Robinson and he was arrested
about q week ago. The news reached tho
woman whom he first married and the
charge of poiygamy resulted.
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PICNIC AND FIELD DAY

EsCNHC anu EHEkD DAN
OF Division No. 4, Ancient Order Hfber-
mans, Bangor, ut
Lake Msrsnacook, ,lJuIy 20
'ee. 5000 given away in prizes $500.
LIST OF SPORTS,
Grand Batteau Race for the Champion.
ship Of he state iss prize. 500; "a prize ri.
Captain. Prize SIX Umbrella
Professional 100 Yards Dash for The Cham
pionship OF the State. ist prizs $40; % prize
Amateur 100 Yards Dash. list prize Gold
Medal; &c prize Silver Medal,
Tub Race. 1stp.ize 81 I'd prize 81.
Many other Sports such as Sack Race, Potato
Race, Putting the Shot, Jumping and Three
Legged Race, for which suitable prizes Will be
AlliIie above events are open to residents OF
All entries should be made TO M. j. Finnigau,
Bangor. manager oil Sports
no entrance zee will be charged.
afternoon. Music by Garrity's Full Orchestra,
Of Portland.
Dinner At Maranacook Ho:ei Refreshments
served on the Grounns. This will be grand
opportuui for friends from different parts Of
the state 10 spend an enjoyable day together.
Write your friends and make an appointment
Special Train from al points on the Maine
Central RAILROAD. Fares for Round Tip:
Portjand, $lout Lewiston and Auburn,
75ey Bath. StJ Brunswick. 81; and inter-
mediate stations In proportion,
| Special Express Train will leave Portland at
500, or after the arrival OF train from Bdde-
| ford. running via Auburn and Lewiston. leay-
ipg Auburn az .. Is a. m, Lewiston OILS. arriving
at Lake az lob a. m. Passenge from Bath
and Brunswick will take regular morning
| train, leaving Bath at 20 a. m, Brunswick az
TAI a. M. connecting nc Cumberland Jc with
l special from Portland.
Returning Portland special will leave the
Lake at b.45 y. m. Brunswick and Bath people
taking Pullman from Lewiston.
Tickets can be secured from tina Ticket
Agents at all stations OF the Maine Central.
| jyi3-15-I7-lo -2i-242 5
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pENoBsCoT COUNTY.
MuuIoIPAL COURT.

Yesterday was civil day in the Munici-
pal court. The only action to be tried
was that Of Katie Mason VS.. Charles No
Lelian, both Of Portland, an action Of
assumpsit on account annexed for colt,
harness and other articles alleged TO have
been sold to defendant BY the plaintiff and
upon which a baiane OF si4 was salleged
to be due. ]. L. Elder. for the plaintiff
/. W. Parker for the defense. After a
hearing Judge: Hill rendered Judgment
for the defense.
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THE FORGED BoRDEREAU U.

Paris, July 1s.-The Matin this morn
Ing publishes q statement by Count Fer
dinand Waissn ksterhazy In which he
says that he wrote the bordersau by or
der Of Col. Sandherr aud that 1t was sent
to the house OF Gel. acknowledgement
then military attaohe at the German en-
bassy in Paris when 1t was returned to
the war office. Col Schwartzkoppen be-
ing at the time in Berlin never saw the
tordereau which was forged in order 20
supply material proof Of the guilt of
Dreyfus. sss.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

Scott Randall from Boston has been
visiting relatives In South Portland.
Miss Edith Nelson spent sunday with
friends here.
Clarence Merriman, Charles West and
Ernest Doughty were out on fishing
trip yesterday and returned with big
haul.
The team of Mr. Lowell @. Welt oEthe
Barren nill rood, South Portland, was
frightened by the steam roller in Port
land yesterday forenoon, ran away and
badly smnshsd the cart. The wagon WAS
wrecked and the milk split, beyond which
there was no damage.
Charles Richardson OF South Portland
and Hadiey d. Clark OF Waterbury,
Conn. left Saturday for Chicago where
they expect to secure positions on the
e.estric railroad.
Miss Mabel SouIs Is the guest of Mrs.
Arthur Palmer at West Harpswell.
The bicycle factory has started up af-
ter it's regular summer shut down and
about 100 men are employed at present
on guns and handouts mostly. Work on
wheels with full crew viii be resumed
later in the season.
There win be an adjourned meeting OF
the South Portland SCHOOL board next
Saturday at 2 p. m.
Superintendent of Schools Kaler and
family are stopping at their new cottage
ON Jordan's point for the summer.
The roof of the building occupied by
Gregory Blish, the Knightville drug
gist Is being raised and second story Is
to be added to the building. The second
story will be finished with all modern
conveniences and improvements for first
class tenement.
officers OF Oasis commaIdery, U. o. q.
O., at their hall In KnightvIlle last eve
ming: N. c.. George W. Roach; v. N.
@. Lizzie Barker; K. of r. ,Lottie Turn
er; Treas. William Haggett; FIX. Of
H., Clara Sawyer; herald, Otis s. Dyer (;
prelate, Annie Roach; I. g., N. I.
Sawyer; p. N. c.. Joel p. Haley.
Georgiana Krupt is visiting at the
home of William Taylor, Cushir G. point.
She is accompanied by several New York
lady friends.
The manager OF the ortland railroad
is arranging timo table for the running
OF cars through Broadway, for the con-
venience Of the patrons Of the road.
renry Welsh a student at Van Buren,
college is passing his vacation at the
home Of his psrests. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Welsh, in Knightville.
John Downey and wife of Flushing.
N. T.. are guests of Mr.. A. Il. Pray of
Kniyhtvi,ls. Mr.. Downey is a retired
New York police officer and member
of the G. A. Il.
| Miss Mae Talon OF Lowell, Mass, Is a
guest Of her aunt. airs. Charles Cook,
for the summer.
| The following TALENT took rart in the
installation of officers of Mascouoma
tribe of Red lien at Oasis hall, Monday
evening: Piano solo. Miss EstelIe Spear;
vocal solo. Harry Eustis; cornet sole.
Fred e. shanning; piano solo, Miss Grace
Davis; song. Byron Squires; drum SOLO,
George Mcdonald. Remarks wee made
by Past Ct. Sachem u. Il. Wheeler aud
others and W. Z. 81. John gave briei
description Of the lodge from the date Of
Its Organization, 10 years ago. which
shows the Ledge to to In most flourish:
Ing condition. The amount expended In
the sh-,re Of benefits during the time
isots mp to ss.ss4. TAs raesting was closed
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Young Robinson has been away from
Portland for number of years. having
left home when he WAS quite young. and
so comparatively little Is known about
him here now. SO far as can be learned
he stood well In the community. HIS
father Is well known in South Portland
and highly respected. The senior Mr..
Robinson Is a carpenter, living at Har-
ford court. South Portland. He was for
merly trial justice.
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HORATIO ALGER DEAD.
Great writer OF noys, stories Panse.
e sF Away.

Boston, July ia special to the
Globe from Natick, says.
Horntio Alger, the great. writer OF toys'
stories, died at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. Amos r. Cheney. In this town this
morning. He had been sick about a year,
but had not been SO i'll that he had heen
confined to his home all of that time.
For the last few weeks he had been oon-
fined to the house.
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Horntio Alger, Jr., was frequent visi-
tor to Portland, and had great many
personal friends here. It was his custom
to come to Peaks island every autumn
after the larger part OF the summer guests
had departed. and remain for several
weeks He was very genial gentleman
and among the people of Peaks isiahe nd
had a great many friends.
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Als.. Dutch W. Bodwell Granite Co.
FsQst ct ala, 10 Eq. "a Walls Ct A.. Cur
ney w. InhAh'ts Of Roolpoft. 1nhAp's Of
50. Tho}naston u fnhdb'ts Of Friend
ship, Lsrrabee In 10 vs. jackson. Lyons
W. Natl Granite %. Marstoh W. Ir.v-
s,esS ms. Co.. Mckay -. New Eng;
kooklsnd. Sherer, Aplt. vs.. :Shsrsf. Hoper
ct al, "a Creighton o. ala, Thorndike.
Admr. ". Andrews, oases Of State
against Cross. LyndB. ABBOTT, Hatchel-
der, Kennedy, and Lenfest.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
New sntriss-Berry va Ross ct al,
Burnside vs.. Mulligsn. Cotton, Pro Ami
vs.. Webster.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
Generally vs.. Delano s. Trs.
KENNEBEU COUNTY.
Atwood Va. Milliken, The M. O. LilIsy
Z Co. vs. Colby, Fidelity g. Casualty
New entries-Gleason We. Sanitary MIX
Supply Co., lnhabits Of Farmingdale vs.
Berlin Mills Co.. johnson, Assig. vs.
Eveleth. Percival vs.. Haskell, Rowen In
Eq. vs.. Lewis ct ais, Waidron, Exec 4.
Va. Priest, State vs.. Merrill.
ARooSTooK COUNTY.
New entr ies-Don worth ct ais. Va.
Sawyer. Smargousky vs.. Klein, state VS..
Murphy ct al.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
New entries-Gregory In Eq. vs.. Pike,
Pensley ct al. Appeal from decree OF
Judge OF Probate. stewart va Pesane OF
ell
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
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By oil rising and singing tAmerica.
The excursion Of the Free Baptist SIM
day school Of South Portland heights viii
occur probably some time next week.
The dsts whom decided upon win be an
nounoed.
PLEAsANTDALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morse and son of
Dorchester, Mass, are being entertained
at the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hamilton, Elm street.
Miss Gertrude Hnmhlin has returned to
Bridgtou.
Mr.. Chariss Richardson left Saturday
for Chicago.
Mr.. John Morrison Of Portsmouth, N.
H., is the guest Of his son, Mr.. W. W.
Morrison. Elm street, whore he win pass
the remainder OF the summer
Mr.. Roswell Eastman of Conway, NJ.
H., Is passing few days with relatives
ON Elm street.
Mrs. J. A. Lewis has recovered from
her recent Illness and Is now able to ride
out.
Mrs. =. O. Sawyer passed Monday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Merrill, St. John street, Portland.
Herbert Strout Of. the Perkins Institute,
South Boston Is enjoying his vacation at
the home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George strout, Chestnut street.
Mr.. Bert Hayes Of somerville, Mass !.
is passing two weeks vacation at the
home OF his uncle, Mr.. Charles K. Hayes.
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ltchiness Of the skin. horrible plague.
Most everybody afflicted In one way or
anether Ony one safe, never failing
store, 50 cents.
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MARRY M {, NELLIE.

And will buy you such petty Ring Al
Mckenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings
DIAMONDS. Opal-Pearls, Rublek Emeg Ids and
all other precious stones. Engagementa and
Wedding Rings specially. Largest stock In
city. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar22du
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THE annual ciseting CT the stockholders OF
= the Atlantic & Ct Lawrence Railroad
Company. Tor the ehoici OF Direct4ys and for
legally be presented, win pe held at she Office
OF the Company In Icrtl&gld, on The { 4 Tues
d.ay. the nrst day Of August. 1899. at tts o'clock
~. ". DuFrETT. Clerk Of the Company.
July 10. 1893. jaiyi5ntAtst
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife, Eyeirn r. Savage, has
" left my bed and board hereby forbid
1 shall pay no more bills contracted by her
A. A. SAVAGE. !.
July II. 1899. iyi6d2ls
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHu-
sETTs.
plymou!h, IS.
PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
George Torrey, late OF Scituate. in said County
of Plymouth. deceased
Whereas willard Torrey, administrator of
the estate OF said deceased not already atfmsa-
istered. has presented to said Court, his pslt
ton setting forth that he has in HIS hasss
money collected from French Spo!Iation clam
which remains TO be distributed among the
next OF kin of said deceased. That Isaac Tor
rey now deceased. was a son of said
George Torrey, and that said 1saac Torrey
left heirs now supposed to be living in
the State OF Maine, but whose residence Is I'M
known TO the petitioner.
You are hereby cited to appear at n Probate
CourLto be held at Plymouth, in said County. of
Piymoush, on the second Monday of Septen-
Der, A. ID. 1899, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
TO show cause, II any you have, why said
money should not be distributed and paid over
10 the heirs, or next of kin of said deceased.
And said petitioner is ordered to serve this
clifton by publishing this petition and order
thereon once in each week, for three success
siye weeks. In the Lewiston journal, news-
paper published In lewiston. Maine. and the
Portland Press. newspaper, published = in
Portland, Maine, the last publication TO DO one
day, az least. before said Court.
Witness, Benjamin w. Harris, Esquire,
Judge OF said Court. this tenth day Of July In
the year one thousand eight hundred and nine
ty-nine,
j. @. SULLIVAN. Register.
A true copy Of the petition and order thereof
j, G. SULLIVAN, Register
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INSPECTION WATCHES.

II jewel adjusted Pat regulator nickel Elgin
6ilyHrine case, $500. B. ". Raymond u and
~ jewel ad1usied is the hes: EailI DAD Walsh.
Ibgse watches VIII pass tce inspection. Mo
kENSkY. the JeUeier. Monument square.
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40 the honorable the Juase OF the fro-
bate Court I'm and for the County OF
Plymouth,-
Respectfully represents Willard Torrey Ad-
mintstrator de bonis non OF the estate OF
George Torrey of,Scituate. In the County OF
Plymouth: who died A, ID. 1878. That he has
money In his hands collected from French
Spoliation claims which remains to be distrib-
uted among the next of kin of said deceased.
:, That your petitioner Is informed that Isaac
Torrey, now deceased. son OF said George
Torrey, was married In the State OF elaine,
ana daughter was born OF said marriage.
That about fifty years. ago a person repre-
iorrey visited Seituate and returned 10 Maine.
Ihat Is your petitioner is unable to ascertaik
me name Or residence Of said rerr on. aud
order your petitioner 70 give sueh notice 70 the
heirs and next of kin OF said Isaac Torrey as il
may aeem reasonable and proper TO appear be-
lore this Court az some future day 10 claim
such money as they NAV be entitled 10.
Jy12 diaw3wW WILLARD TORREY.