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- - .-, - .- - " - -..-k :J.:'V-,;VV .1 1 - tT-E. . T. OURNAL H X t "- !.- JLiiL VOL. VI.-NO. 47, NEW BEKNE.N. C WEDNESDAY. MAY 25, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. 1 i C ' s V LOCAL NEWS. Nrw Bmu, Utltd. 9 6 North. longitude, 77 8' West. Sua rbes, 4:39 I Le&cth of day. iuo uu, 7:1s I 14 hour., 80 minute.. oon ats At 0:40 a. m. BUSINESS LOCALS LAB&ABEEB HOME MADE814AP8. ssnrtr 1 , is ooe poood un pMktgM. Try 'am. (J. K. Huj ik T)UKLAP8, Bbl. Coven, Gar man and aJ Uancanan MUlt. Data. 24w At B. W. & E. W. SMALLWooC b I)ANTSai40c.. 50c.. ?5c., WOc., 1 00 I .i the lign of 24 tl Bio Ikjc A Ftn DoubU-bureUxl Bhot Qun will i- V to Kkld vr low for Cnh. Apply ti Journal office. 4u A full line of Plow., H.rrows and OulttvMon. at prioa. to suit the time. , ' . Geo. Aixem & Go. Fertilizers, Lime, Plaster, Clement, Ulaat, Paiota, Varniah and Oil at low price. Gbo. ALLKN A Co. Th carpU ax. beiiif put down and th. furniture placed in Bote) Albert. The State. ville landmark, one of our moat ralued exchange., failed to reach ut last week. The bean crop U begioniuK to k for ward pretty rapidly. Irish poluloe. will Mon follow. There ar. twelve prinoner. in Craven county jail. It i. hoped there will be a thinning out nxt week. Th. blowing of horn., beating of drjma and whiatla of steamer, pro claim the picnic aeaaon ha. fully come. The Methodist Sunday school picnic today. The boat will leave the wharf at th foot of Craven street at 8:30 o clock .harp. F, Ulrich olTora salt in any and all condition, for sale, along with other good., lie has .alt enough to save ibe earth. See ad. Maj. Denniaon'. water pipe, now ex tend from the foot of Middle street up to Pollock and down Pollock to C. E. Rlover'a, on Craven street. We had no idea ef invoking a reli giou. controversy when we copied the article "A Plea for the Churohes," from the Biblical Recorder. "Chris tian," whose article appears in this issue, seems to overlook the fact that the writer of "A Plea for the Church" doss not claim that any particular de nomination is the chnroh, but lays down thattfDad proposition that "the church ialklhe world," and proceeds to de fine what it is for, and the means by which it accomplishes the purposes for whioh it was instituted. Personal. Miss Emma F. Oillett of Jones ooun ty, is in the city visiting Mrs. C. E. Foy. Miss Julia Mattocks of Onslow coun" ty is in th oity visiting Mrs. Ftilford. Steamer Movements. The. Vsmms tfa E. C. D. line, will sail.lfcls ftie$tB at 5 o'clock. The Eaglet of this Same line will arrive today. .The Pamliooof the O. D. line, will tail promptly at 3 o'clock for Norfolk. Truck received up to the hoar of Bailing. Commencement Exercises. The eommencement exercises of Liv ingston College (ooi.), at Salisbury, on Sunday, May SO, at 3 p. m., when the baocalaareat sermon will be delivered by BL BeT. Bishop L. H. Lomax. On Wednesday, June 1, at 11 a. m., the annual address will be delivered by Rev. A. H. Pumb, D. D., of Boston, Little Helpers. The body Of young workers whioh is connected with the M. E. Church here held one of their occasional entertain ments et the reaidenoe of Mr. Thos. Daniels Monday evening, to a large and much delighted gathering of our people. The play, "Sleeping Beauty," was given and elicited much praise upon those taking part. Between the soenes were rendered soma fine compositions on the -piano by Misses Fannie Myrick, Katie Daniels and Emma Henderson. Mr. ' John Thomas declaimed "Curfew must not ting tonight" to good effect, evino- . ing considerable power of oratory , whioh was followed by an admirable recitation; front Miss Flora' Mark, an elocuttonMof superior talent,: After wards', refreshments were served and liberally patroniasd. -, The wools affair, was greatly enjoyed ' by those present who warmly expressed i their gratification at the felicitous ma ' ner In which they had bees entertained. It was a nooses, both socially and flaaa- ' eially. At the close a cake was yoted : to the most popular yoonglady present, Miss Bertha Cutler being the .recipient. , . If Ten Wis a e4l ArUele t ; Cf Ptri T0BA000 ask your dealer fot H4 Ulp. WU n www Superior Court. The superior court of Craven county convene, next Monday, Judge Shipp presiding. There ar eighty-three oases on the criminal docket, which number will probably be swelled to nne h an il rod by the time all the justices make their returns. The most important ease for the grand jury to ooaaider is that of Cha.. F. Jones, who U oharged with the murder of hu wife. Th i will be Solicitor White', first court in Ibe county and he will have an opportunity of doing good work for the taxpayers. The oourt ooat of a county depend, a great deal upon the efficiency and good judgment of the prosecuting officer If be is efficient and discreet the time of the oourt will not be wasted and the guilty will not go unpunUbod. Stockholders' Meeting The annual meeting of the stock' bolder, of the Neuse and Trent River ft team boat Compocy wa. held at the liohrd of Trade rooms yesterday even ing. The report of the General Man ager, Capl. J. M. White, show, that the net earning, of the oompanv for the past year ha. been eighteen per cent. of the capital .lock, twelve of which has been invested m permanent im. provemente wharve. and warehouse p. j ing inlereet on permanent debt and reducing Ibe same $2,000. A dividend of six per oenl. payable on ana allrr the lain oi June IMi, was declared. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year. Dr. J. Y. Iong, President. T. A Oreen, Vice President Board of lirector, D. L. Roberts. J. M. White, (Jeo. Allen, U. M. Roberta, L. H. Cutler, Tho.. Daniels, C. E. Foy, D. N. Kilburn and F. M. Simmons; Finance Committee, 8. O. Roberts, Iewia HvDum and W. K Btyron. A resolution was passed authorizing the Directors to subscribe four hundred share, to the capital Block of the Fast Carolina Land and Railway Company, provided sufficient encouragement is given by the people or Onslow and Jones counties to build the road. The oondition of this company is in deed llattering, and its stock i. rapidly appreciating. During the past year they have accumulated much valuable property in wharves and warehouses at different points on their line, reduced their debt 82.000, and have declared a dividend of six per cent. We sincerely hope 'the directors will meet with sufficient encouragement to subscribe to the capital stock of the East Carolina Land and Railway Company, and that the contemplated road between Trent and New river, will soon be a reality. White-Washing Tree.. The city authoritie. are having the tree, white-washed. A gentleman who claim, to have watched the effects here tofore says it is very damaging to the trees. We would like to bear his rea sons. The trees certainly improve in appearance for the time being, bat we cannot afford to do permanent damage for a temporary advantage. If It is really an injury the work ought to be discontinued. Since the above was put in type we have received the following communi cation on the subject, which we respect fully refer to the committee on streets and pumps : Editor Journal: Please oblige a subscriber by informing him through the Journal, what the object of the City Council is in having the shade trees of the city whitewashed. Is it done to improve the sanitary oon dition of New Berne ? or, to beautify the place? or, to benefit the trees r Surely they cannot have either of these objects in view, for in the first place the lime is but wasted ; in the second places, the natural covering of the tree, I as provided by nature, is much mors pleasant to the eye than a whitewashed trunk; and in the third place, it is an admitted fact that whitewash, or any other permanent wash, is injurious to trees. Then what reason can they have for doing this work ? If they have money on hand and know of no other way to spend It, let me suggest to the Board that they examine the sidewalks, which are in a terrible condition, and the ditches. In . which innumerable noxious weeds are growing, and then ask themselves the question, "is it wise to use the peoples mosey thus, when the Sidewalks are in suoh a condition as to endanger the limbs and lives of our people r" J. A Man Killed by a Stallion. Winchkstob, Vs.. May. 22.-Cldes- dale, a horse belonging to Thomas Nel son, in Clarke oount,xilUd his keeper, Mahlon Redmon, yesterday afternoon. Be crushed his arm, knocked him down and Jumped on him. This is toe third man the animal has killed. . Bveklesi'S Aralaa naive. Tu Ban Baxvh In the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, 8au Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Bands. Chilblains. Coras, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively l ewes pUss or no pay required.., It U guaranteed to give perfect satisfaotkra, or money re funded. Price 83 cents nee box. For sals by B. Hi Duffy, i -i - dealt ly ' '" The Charts. Editor JoubSaL ' Your article on the "Salvation Army and the Church,'' demands some oomment, not on ac oount of rour views which are a mod erate exprttwion of the opinion held by you, but because of the mtemperate tinge age and intolerant spirit displayed m the article copied from the Biblical Recorder. The writer ot it has outlived his day and generation that of the Spanish Inquisition and I presume that sinoe those days, ' a more narrow minded, bigoted, egotistical and self oonstituted authority on Gods ways of reaching the hearts of his creatures and drawing them to the Fountain of Mercy has not made its appearance in this sinful world. ine writer ssya the church is a divinely organized and appointed insti tution, etc. of course he has reference only to the denomination to which he belongs, and does not include all the other denominations which claim to be the church of God , for this would in clude the Salvation Army which also claims to be the Church of Qod. Lach denomination asserts that it is founded on the Word of Ood. and that its doc trines are more in conformity with the Word than the other, and each sustains its position by able arguments, but despite the analogy between any form of worship, evangelizing, or doctrine, and that taught in the New Testament, not withstanding the palpable agreement between thsm we are to conclude thai the denomination of which the afore mentioned writer declare, himself a member, and a saint, is the only church, and that the unfortunate in dividual who happens to connect him self to the Methodist Church, the Pres byterian Church, or the Salvation Army Church, and reaches out his arms of love to save some poor sinner from eternal perdition is guilty of making "light of His promise and cum mile sin. " I mention the Methodist Church because of lis having been founded by John Wesley but one hundred years ago, and the Presbyterian Church for the like reason, being founded. I be lieve, on the doctrines of John Calvin. When he was jotting his Ideas on paper, the writer had probably forgotten about the woman of Hamaria carrying the glad tidings to her friends and telling them that this must be the Christ; many of whom believed on Him for the saying of the woman ; and that passage of Hcripture which reads; "Master, we saw one casting out devils in thy name, and we forbade him because he folluwtth not ut tit us. And Jesus said unto him, For bid htm not. for he that is not against us is for us." Certainly we should be satisfied to follow the example of our beloved Master, lie condemned not when a good was sought to be done, and shall we decide, because having connected ourselves with any ohurch whose doctrine seems the most correct, that any attempt to lead souls to Christ through any other channel than this church is wicked in the sight of Godv "Woe unto you, Scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites ! for ye shut up the Kingdom of Heaven against men: for ye neither go in yourselves, neither suffer y. them that are entering to go in. , . . Ye blind guides which strain at a gnat and swallow a camel. ... Ye serpents, ve feneration of vipers, how can ye es cape the damnation of belli"' And now let all those who have been converted to Ood not those who have been converted to some denomination remember that Jesus skid, "The hour oometh and now is, when the true wor shippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth ; for the Father seek eih such to worship him. Ood is a spirit, and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth," and then breathe a prayer to our loving Father that he shall keep us unspotted tmm tha world hv his iiolv Solrit. and so work upon our hearts that all selfish ness, vain-glory, and envy may he rooted out, and that we shall deal with one another when differences arise as to doctrine, with that charity that suf fereth long and is kind, that envieth not, that vaunteth not itself, and is not puffed up, but beareth. hopeth, and endureth all things. Amen. LHHIHTIAN. M h're Can It lUi Found ! Editor Journal: We read with great interest your article in yester day's Journal entitled "The Church is in the World. " it is lncontrovertiDie, and is exceeding well written. Now we would like very much to know where The Church oan be found ; what organized religious body has been made the sole depository of truth, and con sequently the only one authorised to administer in holy things ? Please in form us. Enquirer. In answer, we say, as a Spaniard would, quien alx t (who knows V) Editor. Attempt to Frighten or till a Prohibi tion speaaer. Sr-RiNonsLD, Tenn., May 21. While the Rev. L. J. Duncan was delivering a prohibition lecture here last night two loud reports were beard in the rear of th ohurch of whioh he was speaking. The reports, which were heard for miles, shook the building and shattered every pane of glass in it. lie ground near the church was torn ap for some distance, and it is believed that dyna mite cartridres were used with the in tention of either frightening or killing Mr. Duncan. . . Am steal te BM ecsastlmg. . Edward Shepherd, of Barrisburg, 111., sayt: "Having received so much benefit from Electric Bitten, I feel it my duty to let suffering humanity know it. Bave had a running sore an my keg for eight years; my doctors told me I weald have to have the bone scraped or leg ampu tated. I need, instead, three bottles of Klsctrto Bitters and seven bottles Bock ton's Amion Balva, and my leg hi new sound and well." Qsotrio Bitters are sold at fifty cents n bottle, and Back lens Arnica Balm at Mo, per box by NEWS NOTES. Ex Mayor Albert Pilruer A K-h-ioh, died yesterday morniij pneumonia, after a brief illness An accident occurred uu U.o 1 'hiu and Mississippi railroad baiurdsy morning in which several pcrouiio cre killed. The scandal that ha i-liuded Uie Christian Church at 1'awtucki-l khude Island . has culminati J in i.'ie ree.na ticn of the pastor krv - lUirleiU It was officially am. iijii.i-t in Hi. lJotereburg Saturlay that tl.te. men were executed oil Ir.Jay f r the part they look in t 1j - i- t n a'.'., n.pt n tne life of the O-ar The piesiJcni of itn l.ahl League at Montreal has called a puW. meeting for Wednesday lo protect against Iho cowardly attack or the 'I . i i.i i i irant -men, and ) Hr ien Imr- I in i in i it-J lo be present (ieneial l.nd . 11111.1.-.-1 :n 1 "-paiks explcsnee the opinion ll.at .,'iooijoii acres of public land will In- thrown op.n to settlement hv carrying out llie K)licy indicated in .ci relai y l.an.ur s letter to the President. 111 n feieiice to the revocation i f the ordem of with drawal made by hin predecessor The Saturday half holiday became ii New York institution I riday Shortly after 1 o'clock the streets were filled with pedestrians never seen al that hour on other dus, but the observance is not general as yet. The wholesale dry goods commission houses were closed al noon, but the iinoriinK and jobbing houses did not close until 1 p. m. The wholesale grocery houses closed al ;i p in The boot and shoe houses are not harmonious on the sub ject. La Orange Items We learn that Mrs. Ava 1 p II is still very sick, dangerously bo. We are glad to hear of the impn vid condition of many of the sick. Some of our farmers report grass as having a good foothold in the oollon ami corn. A refreshing ram visited our section Monday. Potato planting will go for ward now. Our community is passing through a scourire of bilious dysentery. In some caBes the disease is very severe. J. A. Paris, Esq., is off to the (ireeus- boro Female College commencement. Joe will lake in Durham on his way up. Durham has many attractions. Itev.A. J. Hires proached hfru last Sunday and Sunday night. His next appointment will be on the third Sunday in June instead of the fourth. This change is made on account of Methodist district conference, which will embrace the fourth Sunday. J. T. Eaton, Esip. reurgani.ed the Grange here last Friday with about 'J.r members. C. S. Woolen, I-h 1 . . was elected M. ; S. I. Wooten, O . J. It. Walters, 8.; U. F. Sutton, I..; (J W. Sanderlin, Chap., I), to. Stanton, Sec. Thomas Sutton, U. K. We did net learn the names of the lady oiilccrs. There seems to be a general opinion that one of the great needs of Die day ih a union among the farmers looking lo their improvement, and thiB movement, which is purely upon this principle, must meet the endorsement of all. knowing that whatever improves the farmers is for the general good. Next week will witness the coin mencement exercises of Kinney's school and the close of the I.. C. I. The wet k after will bring tho commencement ex ercise of DaviB' school. These occa sions are looked to with much pleasure. especially by the young people. Kiu- sey's school has been established sinoe last commencement season, and will surely bring many here who have never attended our commencements before The L. C. I. has held its own, to say the least, while Davis School shows a better I record than ever before. With these facts before us, it is reasonable to ex pect a larger number of visitors than at any previous time. Lenoir county hae been styled the banner educational county of the State, and may not I a Orange be called the banner education al town of the county. Florida's ow Senator. Samuel Pasoo has been elected Sena tor from Florida to succeed Senator Jones, whose term expired the 4th of last March. Mr. Pasoo will rank with the youngest members of the Senate, as he is not more than 43 years old. 11 a is of English descent and a West Indian by birth. He was educated and studied law at Cambridge University, and be- uan the practice of the legal profession in the State of Florida immediately after the war. He met with fair' suc cess from the start, and affiliated with the Demooratio party, in the front ranks of whioh he was soon accorded a prominent position. He was an elector to the last National Convention, and a formidable opponent of Gov. E. F.. Perry in the last election for Governor of Florida. Altho' he had served only one term in the Legislature, he was elected ipeaker of the last Bouse. He is a thinker and a student, is popular with all branches of the State Democ racy, and it is understood that his elec tion will go far toward harmonizing the dominant party of bis state. Qt.nHinff with ntlnntant feet at tha oorner of Pollock and Middle streets, many signs eonfuse her, many doubts k mm mwkA mWmi aAohm. . Thar mA occasion to feel badly, youBg lady; If H ss ares, gooas yon want, just rap into A, M. Hex ere ana see nis etegmnt new stock st prioes that cant be beat. - ' ( outing 0er to the lK-ni(Krat. Blt'.xjKl.YN. N . . May 21 Gen CailiD, heretofore a prominent Hepubh can and a leading business man. an nouuees his withdrawal from the He publican party, and hit intention in the future of aitilialiLK w itn the I'emocrale He says thai between the two parties loday there is practically no issue t 1 oept the tar 1 If , and u pun that true I ieUi ocrals alid true Republicans na--united to promote any subelauuai J. turbauce of II,. t.el.el.i flit solcLl. protection w h.ch hat sustained . ur w.st Lnanufa1 lui iiij.; t.n 1 la'.ni.n .1. te : -t-'. Abl 11 L ion in 11 1 11 v Mb- l.Nsl..- - N - 'IlliV, S 1 1. sIiliUi 1 ulwaS be used f r Lbijlrel. trelh.ng It soollies llie i!,,M. softens llie'unis alias all pair;, cures w in 1 otic arid is the best remedy I ji i..i h in '1 wenty Ite t ills a hot'., mai i7 dtutl.sal w 1 y 1 In Adiaiila-'c el Iiimiiiii.' in tin t uu 111 1 Ih ut Mutual l.l f e. I be 1 'oinpany is (ie 1 u . i.u I st r nt; 1 ) reason of the characti 1 f l usmes and us 'iiiani lal con l.t. 1. v. ,th ei forty ears exiencnee it oilers no spei ulat . 1 lid we III el. Is It lias 110 spwi nil I lass 1 p-.h. holders who ale to gi t il,,. 1, iti n is earned and foi felted by .11. ci-. Il has i.. SUn kholders lo ubs..b li.nts direcll) or indiieclly . hvt 1 v p' l.i bolder is therefore, sure of etiin his insuraie at its actual osl lo the couipau y.ai by year ibe surplus earned bein ie turned to him at ibe en 1 ot each year It selects lis risks w itb s'.ieai are an 1 in the hoallhy sections uf m w 1 country only. It seeks new business only at cost as will enable it to 1 on tin 110 1. . p. insurance at as low a . ost at len-t us heretofore, so far as the fall in the 1 ..'. of interest will per 111 it. Kach policy now issued pi . i n s that in case of lapse after two or three years premiums are pail, it m full pai 1 up for an amount stated 11 1 1 1 lb. policy , w ithout anv action on the pail of the insured, also Kles lare tii-b values after ten years, which are punt ed III ligures 111 the policy hence ea b member will jel all he pays for. an I nothing of what any other member pa -for. No one is made to losp because be 1 annul continue paving no one else gains at his expense lor full partou lars 111 pure of William II. 'ilivii. agent. New berri, N 1 COMMERCIAL. Joi'HNAb Urnes. May J I B P mrrnN. Nhw Yung, May 'A I'utuies linn. Sales of lilt, Soil hales. M. loseil May, It I. November June, July, August, September 1(1 '.U 10 'J 1 1(1 lis 10. tie ui.r. I lecember January , February , March, Anril. m 01 October Snots strong. Middling II. I. Middling, 10 1 bill; Good Ordinary I1 New Heme Market no sales Good Middling 10 1 J Middling M "is. Iiow Middling Good Ordi nary 'J ri oonmiiic IT1AHKKT. Hked oottun 5f;i Od. OottonHrkd Kill (Ml. TuapsirriNi Hard, 81.0( dip, 81. W. Tab 7&c.al.S!B. Oats !Wc in hulk. Corn 4Mari,r)c. Rich 50a(i0. Bkkswax irc. per lb. Knur On foot, ;ic.tofr. ( VrNTRY Hams IOhIJic. t.er ih. I.ard 10c. per lb. Eoob kl)a'J.'".. per doien. Fbbhii 1'oRR 4ia6c. per pound Pbancts TficaSl 00 per bushel FOPPKR 75c 8 1.00 per hundred Onionb ?2.00a2.'-" per buihel. Fikld Peas fiOc. Chiciins CJrown. I'ei'o 2oa2fc. MbaL 70c. per bushel. Oatb 50 cts. per bushel. Put A, tors, Karl y Kose-i'.: Potatoes Hahamaa. .'f()c . spring ' 11 per bb 1 yams. "i0c. . Harrison. 6.V. Wool lOalftc. per pound. Siiinolkb West India. dull and n jm inal not wanted. Building, ft inch hearts, 83 00; saps. gl .50 per M. WHOLESALE PRlrps. Nkw Mkss Pork $1"i on. Sudvi.der Mf.at 7c. ('. K.'s, F. R s, B.'s and I.. C.-- . Fi-ocb 83.00afi.OO. I.ard 7)c. by the tierce. Naii.8 Basis 10's.8'J.75. 8DOAR Granulftted, ri;c. I'iiffek KiaL'iV. C'HKKBK 15. Salt 80a85c. per sack. MoLaBBKB and Stbcps J045o Powder 80 00. Shot Drop, 81.75; buck, 82.00. Kbroskns Sic. HIDES Dry, 10c; srreen 5c. Tallow 5c. per lb. JUST RECEIVED : G. A. SALT, FINE SALT. TOCKET SAL r, ROCK SALT. ALSO Finest Creamery Spring But ter and Cream Cheese. FOR SALE PY Ferdinand Ulrich, WHOLESALE GROCER MIDDLE STREET, 2TEW BKENE, N. O T. A. Gbkkn's Old Stand. ,t . w. !viAM.v,uiii. tmiwrii. Smallwood & Slover : 1 ln ' "' h .: ! : :. i'.i HK,l ' 1 ' I- -N 1-t . UOCKJSRT, '. tLlM)8,Z -' Vi?, OIUS .M, STVYf : - i.i r.l) AS TO PRICE r:D QUALITY. 1,1,1 . N. xt Door to Mot. I Al..,.rt, N I I KhNK. N. C. For Rent, I I Ll.J C .1 I'V Jwl.ll ' ' t ' UU. A 1 1 1 in! d aa "'ii v ( , lit h h i Ha' Hu! Ha! Ha! Ha! . . 1 , . .-ii Sail) Ann ihe .lb' 1 . c I.' i in . thai ie cream 111 1 Hin .1- i'ii ilmt Whim M.iuntaiu I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I :i -e n P"met)Klv thai . iil-r ... I :: - fai thst there im ii"i I I ! '. 11 :n !T (!) lo J. C. 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I si 1 -etw In 1 ti 1 H m 1 k' n't nit (o ur an a . wrj h Hr-d St. Prepare for the Season Elatchlcy's Freezers, Will free 7e c ream pul c I in live minutes) Refrigerators, Water Coders, Wire Dish Covers Wire Window Clcth, Fly Fans, And a Full I ine of House Furnishing Goods, L. II. CUTLER 26 & 28 Middle Street,- NF.W BKRNK, X. c: j wfiTTrr ' S The uiidemtrneil. Thoroiin Oatrt. ttas'dhiV quaiined h Admlnialnttor, wflh thsi fvHi auneieil. of the estate of BnrfWla it. SttM 1 and hereby gives nonce uiat Be ret persons having cimmi KsatntV fbe Mlat 01 Ihe said Hnrewvn M eata to ywsSsat thn to the said Thnnms itstesdoly aU)Mtled, fr payment, on or hefwre th 15tt rt -nf May, 1888. or else this DOtioe Will k piwwo4 In bar of recovery. ,- . . . Persons Indebted W)'U Mtat artutfji. lthoul delay. , , ,' ; raiausrGATrs. , , mayloflT Adtoia Intra tor. 1! 7 e . ' - . . -c . , . s. c . . . . i ' 1 .
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