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'VOLUME IV., \NUMBER 49. ARCADE, N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1895. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. THE COUNTY NEWS. Wliar. the Herald Correspondents Find to Write About. COUNTY NEWS. Will George Drake, of Hermitage build a barn the coming' season. Ed. Thompson, of Attica Center, has moved to East Otto, Catt. Co. Bert Spring is the new clerk in C.W. Davis' store at North Java. ,1. O. Milks is building *a new cheese factory at Pike Five Corners. The Duncan Salt Co. at Silver Springs have made a reduction in wages The Wyoming and Genesco Musical Association meets in Bethany Satur day. Dwigbt Bavor, who made cheese at Hermitage last year, has moved to In dian Creek. Hon. Win. P. Letchworth is changing the breed of stock on his farm from Durham to Jersey The Good Templars of Hermitag gave the drama, \The Broken Fetter, at North Java last Tuesday. The salt wells seem to bring licens to those towns that have fought so well for temperance. Salt means thirst. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert \Wilson of No Nebraska, are visiting relatives h Eagle. Mrs. \Wilson is a ncico of Col Prey. N. B. Jackson, of Pike, has purchased Ed. Daggerts' goods and will add a line of groceries and open a store in Power's block. The ladies of the Baptist and Presby •terian churches in Pike have sent sev oral barrels and boxes of clothing to the Nebraska sufferers. An entertaining Sunday School Con vention was held at Silver Springs last Saturday, the WothersGeld and-Gaines ville Schools uniting. There has been considerable sickness \in Rock'Glen lately. Last week in one •day there wero six doctors from other .places called there. •.Mrs..Horace Vanocker, of Eagle, '.has .Teceiyed.'from th'eiK. O. T. M. $1,000, •ok/'»cc6unt' ofjtior \husband'\who\ died 1 , \'jonly a short time ago.\ - Last Monday. March 4th, occurred :the sixteenth anniversary of the mar •riage of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F •Bristol of Gainesville. John 'Bollor, of the Stone Spring •cheese factory, has leased the factory at Pochuek on the Centerville road and •will run both factories.—Pike Gazette •Castile has no town hall. The com •mittee have not yet sighted tbe site The site they want is a sight too dear, •so they will bo obliged to accept a site •that is not so sightly, and all because there is notenough money in sight. It is reported that the new highway bridge, one mile above Portagoville, that was constructed by Wyoming and Livingston counties, was so damaged iby ice at the recent thaw that it i s im passible and will have -to be 'recon structed. Silver Springs will vote on the ques tion of Incorporation next Tuesday, with chances against carrying the measure, as there is considerable op position. There is no question about the benefits to b e derived from becom ing incorporated, as no real advance ment can be made in any village with out incorporation, by which ordinances •can be made and enforced. Silver Springs ^should incorporate by all means. Tke young men of North Java pre seated the thrilling and entertaining drama \Among the Breakers,\ at Straub's Hall, Sheldon, Tuesday even ing. The young men did themselves proud and appeared perfectly at home in' the wings. The entertainment was a great success and well attended, the actors being loudly applauded upon every turn. The acts were interspersed with clever magical acts by Dr. Lace jr. The entertainment was given for the benefit of St. Celia's Church and the young men contributed their services —East Aurora Citizen. WAKAW. Perry hay buyers ore offering S7 25 per ton. The ice a t Silver Lake is of very fine quality this year. Drilling is in progress for the well on the creamery lot. The entire expense of running the villagolast year was $3,732.5(5. Deputy factory inspector Mulkin, of riendship, was in town last week. Owing to the building of the Cream ery our farmers are stocking up with cows. Good pickerel are being caught at the Lake. One weighing 12 pounds was a recent catch. The contract for tho machinery for ,tho creamery has been lot to the Drako Hardware Co., of Friendship. The Misses. E. & L. Bullcn. of Akron are about to move to Perry. They have kept a fancy goods store. Tho Silver Lake Railway has an e x tra engine on account of tho largo amount of freight and ice being hand led. There are indications that something will bo done with those who have here tofore violated the license laws with impunity. We hope so. B. F. Hurty hag accepted a situation as bookkeeper at the sanitarium. S. D. Purdy has been elected presi dent of the Battvia Electric Light'Com- pany. Last week Wm. W. Smallwood was •elected one of the directors of the New York Breeders Association, in place of Col. A B. Lawrence, who declined ..re-election. ' N. S. Wells, J. A. McFarlane and James Keeney are delegates to the A *©1 U. W. Convention at Syracuse this week. > The Batavi* Firemen hare abandon ed the idea of holding ft fair, but'will •kold a i grand ball on the •rening of - Kaaler Monday. Miss Hattie Bryson has returned after several weeks spent with her sis ter, Mrs. Fred Austin, of Alden The meotings which have been held at the F. B. Church the past three weeks closed last Sunday evening. Tho West Bros, have purchased an other engine which they have placed permanently iu their planing mill. Barney Bipstiuo gavo a farewell dance February 22d. About CO couple were present and a pleasant time was had by all. M. D. \Winchester held a factory meeting here last Thursday. His offers for milk are ten cents per hundred be low what ho paid last year. On Thursday evening, Rev. Durkcc, of Batavia, delivered an excellent tem perance lecture for tho benefit of the Good Templars, which resulted in tho securing of several new members for the order. At their hist, meeting tho Good Tem plars elec.ed Rev. M. N. Shoemakor, Edwin Nichols and Mrs. E. J. Kornun as doiegates to reprcseut this lodge at tho county session to bo .hold at North Java, March 13th. They admitted sev eral now mombers at that meeting and there are more to follow. IH.ISS. Evangelist Kelly has gone to John sonsburgh. Editor Lounsberry of Warsaw was iu town on Tuesday Mrs. L. Hanks is spending the week at her parents, T. W. Lawrence's. There was an unusually large attend tneo at Church on Sunday last. • T. W. Lawrence is in Syracuse attending tho Grand Lodge of the A. O. U W. Tho collection taken for Kolly, tho Evangelist amounted to upwards of 8100. H. D. Streeter has moved into one of Chas. Drako's houses near the \Wine gar mills. One good result of the revival is tho election of the no-licenso excise coin missioner. Lot tho good work go. on Our., village,. wiil^be^full^jOf.>s<jJiool ma'ams Thursday and Friday of this week. Teachers' examination you know. School Commissioner Frank AV, McElroy is a very busy man now-a-days It is lots of work to take care of so many school ma'ams. We understand that W. F. Spencer leader of Spencer's orchestra, has offered his residenco for salo and intends to movo to Cohocton. Tho concert given by the McGibeny family last Saturday evoning was an excellent entctainmont and was well patronized by our people. Goo. H. Porr is intendiug to go to Canisteo to work in a cigar manufactory This will be a great loss to the Bliss Band as ho has been their instructor Miss Florence Roberts and Mr. John Estabrooks were married at tho homo of tho bride's parents, Wednesday, February 27, Rev. Harris Peck of Custer City, Pa., officiating. Certificates of school grading earned in the examination February 7th and 8th were Dora Eddy, fourth grade Harry Stone, Frank Windsor, Georgia Houghton, Grace Jones, Retta Gilbert, Daisy Porr, fifth grade, and Rose Nelson, eighth grade. •On Tuesday evening Wm Morgan died at his home two miles north of Bliss. His illness, a severe case of typhoid fever, was of two weeks dura tion. He was an industrious yonng man who will bo missed from the community, and sincere sympathy due his friends. The revival meetings which were held here for threo weeks have resulted in the conversion of neaaly one hundred, and have accomplished great good, much of which will only be apparent In the future. Never has Bliss been stirred up as at this time. May the good work increase. VARYSBUKG. Merritt Martin has been quite sick the past week. Tad Spink is the happiest man in town.. It is a girl. Our merchants are beginning to re ceive orders for maple sugar. W. D. Goodrich commenced selling his stock of goods at auction Thursday afternoon. George Parker and wife are moving to town this week. They will occupy the Madden house. The new landlord of the Varysburg Hotel took possession this week. He comes well recommended. The Sherwood Bros, gave a phono graphic concert at tha M. £. Church, last Monday erening. supervisor, Robort Hopkins (Hop.). Ran som Savage (Dom.); town clerk, Milton H. Pitcher (Rep.). Martico Bolendor (Dcm.); justice of the peace, John Fischer (Rep.), J. M. Ward (Dom.): as sessor, Joseph Ellis (Rep.). Stanley House (Dem ): collector, William Domes (Rop.), John Odell (Dom.): ovorseors of tho poor, John Nichols and Lanson Dommings iRop.), Wilson L. Stono ami John Carlln (Dem.): excise commission er, Burt Brlggs (Rop.), Elbert L. Holm- os (Dem.) , ' Our Kitilroiul Interest*. WESTERN NEW YOEK NEWS. Bolviclero cheeso factory opens March 15th. Tho Cuba fair buildings have been sold for $o2,\>. Four of Cuba's whist players aro to be admitted into the W. S. League Town meetings occur in Livingston county next Tuesday, March 12th. A tost oil well south of tho river front Oloan proves to be a (ifteon-barrol woll. The no-licensc pcoplo of LeRoy won tho day at the town meeting last Tucs day. A. W. Ferrin, editor of tho Salaman ca Republican, has gone to Florida for his health. Farmorsville station bus a lively pa- per callod tho Nows, managod by Cas ear Smith. It is easy to tell where the. women question.' ' A company will put down throe wells noar Belfast on tho Gonosoc River to test for oil or gas. The East Aurora Union School library has just been increased by the addition of 300 volumes. Landonor & Co. of Medina, tho oldest dry goods house in Orleens county mado an assignment March '1th Tho now M. E. Church of Franklin ville has the largest seating capacity of any church edifice in that town Town meetings will bo held in Erio county next Tuesday. Supervisors and all other oflieor3 t will bo olected A barber in Cuba named Henry Stou ben is said to bo a direct decendant of Baron Steuben of revolutionary fame. A bill has passed tho legislature up propriating $75,000 for additional build iugs for the Normal School at Gencseo, The Salvation Army hold meetings in the Presbyterian church in Olcan last Saturday night and Sunday after noon. Rev. D. W. L. Rollln one of tho old est clergymen in Western New York died recently at North Byron aged 03 years. A. Mrs. Bailoy living in thcSinnama honing Valley has had seven husbands six of whom were soldiers of tho late war. Samuel King of Salamanca is paying his way through Yale college by teach ing in a city night school and running a students' eating club. The Colleotors office at Suspension Bridge was formally transferred to Mr, Riohmond, the new democratic appoin tee, March 4th. The Batavia Rifles are to bo uniform ed in the dress of the National Guard A black helmet with brass trimmings completes the dress. The town of Alfred, Allegany county, has been bonded for $8,000 to construct a macadamized road from Alfred to Al fred stution. The Cuba Post was edited by the wo men of the town last week and was bright and sparkling, and a credit to the ability of the women. Although he is the head of the police department, the Hon. Mayor Jewett of Buffalo says the Sunday laws in regard to opening saloons are not respected and obeyed. He has been taken severe ly to task by some of the daily papers and some of the clergymen of the city, who ask the pertinent question, why he does not enforce the laws? Tbe Republicans and Democrat* held their caucuses at Sardinia Saturday and made the following nominations. For The announcement that the Stato Railroad Commissioners has authorized tho building of tho Batavia & Northern Railroad from Batavia to Oak Orchard on Lake Ontario and also stating that tho company formed for the purpo&o is financially ablo to curry out tho project, is of great interest to tho people along the line of the Buffalo Attica & Arcade Railroad Tho Batavia & Northern road( is being built with tho idea of forming a direct routo for the transpor tation of coal from tho initios to Lake Ontario, to connect with a lino of steamers for Port Hope, Canada, which lies \directly opposite, and wich is a great coal and manufacturing center on tho Grand Trunk Railroad. Tho Buffalo, Attica & Arcudo railroad will form a connecting link in this route, with\ one terminus at Arcade connect ing with the W. N. Y. & P. railroad and ono at Freedom connecting with tho B., R & P. railroad both of which roads go direct to somo ot tho best so.t coal mines in Pennsylvania. It will thou ho seon that our littlo road from Arcado to Attica is destined to jump iuto prominence as a through lino and at tho sumo timo givo the towns along its route better connections with tho rest of tho world. This will ho of great benefit to Arcade, and wo oxpect busi ness \to boom tho coming summer. With such facilities for shipping, man ufacturers will be attracted, shops will b» built, workmen will bo needed, who will bo sure to como whore they aro wanted: stores will bo multiplied to supply-the wants of a rapidly increasing population, trade.will bo iucro'ased and thus' our beautiful villago will take the •flaca$on' < enfi YOKKSIIIKK. Vera Dako, of Bemis Point, is in town this week. Fred Wilbur, of Bradford, was in towu the first of tho week. Gcorgo Heinzolman has moved his family into tho Wobbor houso on Church streot. There will bo a froo lecturo to ladies only in A. O. U. \Y. Hall on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Subject, \Perfect Health and How to Attain it.\ Obituary Dwight J. AVoodworth, of Rochester, N. Y., died at his home in that city last Monday, March 4th, at tho ago of 55 years. Tho deceased was formerly well known in this community, having resided.in Yorkshire many years pre vious to his roinoval to Rochester. Ho was connected with the first efforts of making choose in factories mid operated at Yorkshire, tho first cheeso factory in Wostorn Now York. Ho is a inom- ber of Arcado Lodge, No. 41!), F. & A. M. and was Mastor of tho Loilgo for throe years 1S71 to IS\;!. Ho was at ono time Deputy Grand Mastor Workman of tho A. O. U. W. Sinco moving to Rochester he has been Secretary of a Lifo and Accident Insur ance Company, llo leaves ono sistor, Mrs. S. F. Clough, of litis village, and ono brother, Rev. C. A. Woodworth, of Hartland, Niagara County, N. Y. Tho funeral services wore held at Rochester Wednesday aftornoon and tho remains wore cremated in tho Cromatory at Buffalo, Thursday, March 7th. Report ol' the lliMiril of Trustees <>r tile Vit iligo of Arcmle, X. Y.. Mmvli 1st. IH'M. on. ' Silver Lake AMtembly. Made in pursuant of Chaptor 345 of laws of 1S74 as amended by Chapter 1!)7 of tho laws of 1S75. ORUNARY PUNI1. Received tax $1,973 49 Uconses 31 00 Ront 40 00 Lamp 3 75 Total 2,018 2-1 Ovor drawn March, 1394 295 03 Disbursomonts 2.357 23 Total... ,2,852'26 %mmim<a- '. .•• «OV. ., J, EXPENDITURES.—ORDINARY. March 0, 1>. M. Holmes light lamps and policeman 12 00 \ W. D. McKerrow re pairing lire apuaratus 8 00 21, John Lyko, Board of Health 11 75 \ n. P. Sharp, Board of Health 17 00 \ G. A. Barnes, Board of Health 4 00 •' H. J. McNtiir, Board of Health S 00 \ F. Lewis extra police 6 00 \ •' \ Jr. •' 1 70 \ W. F. Persons, print ing 1100 April 3, B. M. Holmes, light lamps 12 00 \ G. A. Barnes 4 50 30 B. M. Holmes, light lamps 12 00 May 1, L. A. Davis, bucket, wagon, hoso and sup plies for firemen 59 03 L. A. Davis, lumber 7S 10 \V. D MoKorrow. re- pairs liro apparatus... (i 10 E. D. Koonuy fire sup plies 1 92 ,1. II. Dotlgo fire sup plies ,\ 43 J. jluivoy. repairs.... 3 20 \V. G. Laidlaw, ser vices as Attorney in Gnrliold suit \V. F Persons, print ing \V. S. Walkor ^ As- 50 00 2 50 12 00 \ II. D Barnes J- soss \ \ V, C. Beobo ) ors May 14, L. A. Davis, Garfield Judgment bill 1000 00 Juno 5, B. M. Holmes, light lamps 12 00 \ W. t \ Persons, print ing Board of Health rules 10 00 '• Knight & Barnes ser vices on Garfield suit . 42 50 July 0, B. M. Holmes, tamps 12 00 '• E. B. Bixby soda for engino 80 \ \ Henry Boardsloy po liceman's suit 25 00 \ L. A. Davis oil for streot lamps 5 20 \ \ A. J. .Knightservioos Garliold suit 90 00 \ \ L. A. Davis, lilt 04 27 Aug. 2, B. M. Ilolmos, lamps 12 00 '• '• F. H. Lewis extrapo- llco 1 50 Sopt. 4, B. M. Holmes, lamps 12 00 '• L. A. Davis, oil, oto., street lamps...,\.....\... 9 79 G. A. Barnes, In8... v ..,^.,31,25,, An important; mooting of the trus tees of Silvor Lako Assembly was hold in Rochostor last week Thursday, to consider ways and means for making tho coining assembly tho vory bestovor had, if not tho best in tho entire coun try. By a vote ono thousand dol'ars more was appropriated for the program making a total of $3,500, moro than twice as much as paid last year, and a thousand dollars moro than ever paid beforo. Among tho speakers already secured aro some of the greatost names of tho country. The musical attractions are without precedent, among them being a great musical festival, with a trained chorus of many voices, assisted by cole- brated soloists, which will produce tho Oratorio of the Mossiah and othor se lections. The International Christian Workors will havo a week commencing July 10, and tho Epworth School of Methods, under tho charge of Dr. Berry, will also havo na week, commencing July 23rd. Among tho noted lecturers engaged are Row T. Do Witt Talinago, Dr. F. E. Clurk, Prcsidont of tho Y. P. S. C. E.; Dr. Joseph Berry, editor of tho Ep worth Herald, Dr. Edwin A. Scholl, secrotary of tho Epworth League, |Dr. S. A. Steol, secrotary of tho Epworfh League of the M. E. Church, south. A series of brilliant storcoptican lec tures will Jbo glvon by several of the best artists in that lino. Two of the best concert companies will give sever al concerts. These will probably bo the Schubert Quartotto and The Lotus Glee Club. An arrangement has been made by which one or moro preachers of nation al reputution will speak on Sunday, thus making it an attractive day for those who wish to stay over the Sab bath. Besides the intellectual and musical entertainments, there will be matched games of base ball on tho new grounds adjoining, purchased |and fitted up for this purpose, a field day for bicycle riders and other out-of-door health giv ing sports. Our readers Bbould look out for the Illustrated Assembly Her ald, 100,000 copies of which will be is sued about May 1st, and which will contain tho complete program and all information. '\ \ '' HIGHWAY FUND-pKKOEIPTS.'.. Balanco March 1st, 1894..' 412 95 Poll tax 70 00 Recolvcd lumber and fix walk by tax By Jones stroet com Recoivcd collector 403 37 Scrapor 7 35 50 09 57 37 Total 1,103 73 Paid out 'tis 83 Balanco March 1, 1S95 054 90 HIGHWAY. 1894. Notice. All accounts on my books must be closed not later than April 1st. Bills unpaid after that date will be placed in other hands for collection. This means what it read*. D. BUCK, Eagle, N. Y. March 21 C. Brant, work $ 75 »* •• 1. Vanocker \ 2 25 14 i t F. Eaton \ 44 ft n 44 f t t. Geo. Christian •' GO it 4( M. Wagoner \ 50 ( . ( I S. A. Hulotto \ 05 , t \ L. A. Davis \ 1 10 I t I t W. F. Lowis \ 0 37 April 3, J. W. Jones \ 11 17 u t* F. Eaton \ 53 u a 300 May i, J. W. Jones 0 79 (i i t M. Wagoner \ 1 73 .i H F. Eaton \ 1 95 n f • Tisdalc & Yule\ 1 75 *; t t J. W. Blakeloy\ 1 75 t ; tt J. H. Howard \ 3 50 u *t F. E. Haskoll \ 3 50 u t f R. C. Walker \ 300 June 5 F. E. Haskell \ 3 50 * i 44 J. S. Sponccr \ 3 50 u t 4 17 00 ;i ( t L. A. Davis \ 300 u t l 1 95 u ;t E. Shallies \ 2 70 41 tt 500 u ( t L. A. Davis, lumber. 92 05 ( I tt J. W. Jones, st com... 20 52 • t t t 6 35 July o, 33 13 I I t; F. Haskell 2 47 (f tt F. Eaton \ 1 50 f t t t E Shallies \ 12 90 I t 44 M. Wagoner \ 10 87 4t tt L. A. Davis lumber... 59 50 Aug. 7, 12 27 u *; E. Shallies \ 5 25 Sept. 4, Tisdalo & Yule\ 360 it tt H. Dawley \ 75 it I. L. Wagoner \ 4 05 it tt M. Wagoner \ 13 95 i t tt R. Mageo \ 50 i t t t 22 65 Nor. 8, 425 it tt L. A. Davis \ 395 hi I t J. W. Jones stcom.... 17 42 Dec. 11. tt tt *t tt tt 435 it tt M. Wagoner labor... (S3 1895. 500 Feb. 12 F. A. Smith \ 5 U tt J. W. Jones \ 11 86 I t tt 30 It tt 1 00 It tt F. Eaton \ 69 I t tt Jamss.Clough \ 49 448 83 Doc. Jan. Feb. -10, 11, 24, 12, dV-- • .. \ Tisdalo & Yule roof ing for road scraper houso G A. Barnes, salary. B M. Holmes, lamps ,. i. tt A. P. M. Co. ropairs Klremon's Building . 12 00 12 00.:'. Disbursements., 7 50 25 00 12 00 1200 12 19 2.357 2,'t S URROGATE'S COURT, Count y of Wvom. lug.—TDK J'KOI'I. K OK TII K STATU ft-' NKW YOIIK. to Uotsoy Urii ]Kii', Sallm i Kay ,\inieil n Skinner. Eiun m I'liior. Kurl WHIM l.oten Wood . Knilly B. W'ooil. tlio Willow nil • l-i- ln-li 'M IU lu w mid UU ..I. Icln of Oi'lu M » ma:, i:ui- o t ttiu Town of Arcmlo. hi tliu Count y u'vum INK ilei:c'iisiOil WtnniKAs. Knilly E . Wood , Excnrrlx nam oil In tlio tillogeil hiiHl Will ti'Kl'IVnitiititMit of th o sai d decoiiscd. hast applied t o our Surro- ato' s Cour t of Hald County of Wyoming, to av o tlio Will of tlio Haiti (luci 'MHul. uiitvli r« - laics t o uolli real an d immonn l csta c . proved and ml in filed t o probate you, ai m i-nt'ii \ f you. uro Uiot'oforu hereb y cited t o appeal - at a Sur- rocate'tt Conn, t o be held by an d befor e tlio nald SuiTogato , at hi s ollleo Iu Hie % lllajje of Warsaw, In alad Ountyjof W y mi l K on the SJnrt day of April . 18!).*), at te n uu t In tlio foionoo u of that (ley. t o attend ui e pi'oof and probate of Hald Will. An d thos e o t yo u who are under the UKO of twentyono yoars , ar o require d the n mi d there t o appear by your general Kiiaiiil.in If you have one. If yo u havo none , that you then mid there appear an d apply for a Hpoelal «uardlau. to be appointe d by the SurroKat o for you. or In th o ovonto f your neglec t or failur e to do HO. a stiecial guardian will, tho u au d there, b o ap pointe d b y th e Surrogate upo n th e application of th o petitioner , to appear an d act, fo r you In thes o proceed lug«. IN TKSTIMONY wiiKitKOF, wo have caused the Sea l o t th e Surrogate's Court of said County of Wyoming to he hereunto afllxed. WITNKSS, ANDIIEW J. LoitisH , Surrogate of our Hald County , at th o Villag e of W 'aiHaw, th e 25th da y of February, 1893. HOMER A. nOMA', Clerk of th o Surrogate's Court N OTICK T O CREDITORS.—I'tirfiiau l to a 3 oidp*\ of Hon.Andrew J Lorlsli, Surrogate of the count y of Wyoming, no t leu Is hereby given t o all persons having clalm n against tho estate of Eugen e 1*. Freudentlial. deceased to presont tlio tame with the vouchers, to tho undersigned , admtuistrator ot the estate of Hald doceascd. at hi s rcnldenco In the town of Eagle , o n o r before the 14th day of Juno 1805.— Date d th e 11th day of December , 1804. D. S. MERVIfjLE, Administrator N OTICE T O CREDITORS.—Pursuant to an orderot Hon . Andrew J . Lorisli.Surrogato of Wyoming county, notic e is hereby given to all perHons having chtliiiH against th o estate of Frederick Uende r deceased , lat e of the town of Orangevllle , in th e county of Wyoming, that the y presen t th o same with th o vouchers there of, t o th o undersigne d executrix* at her resi denc e i n th e Town of Orangevllle . i n said county, o n o r before the 22d da y of April. 1806. SUSANNAH llCNDEIt. Executrix. N OTICE T O CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of Hon . Andiotv J . Lortsb. Surrogate of th e Count y of Wyoming, Notice la hereby given t o all perHonH having claims against Danie l McLaughlin , lat e of th e town of Java. In sai d county , deceased , t o presen t tbe same with tb e voucher s thereof, t o the undersIgneU. James Conroy , executor of th e Estate of said deceased , at hi s residenc e In th e town ot Java. In sai d county , o n or before th e 33d day of May IW*. jAnrs CONKOT, Date d November 30. 1804. Executor A. J. Knight, Atfy fo r Executor Office and P O. Address, Atcade , Wyoming County N Y N OTICE T O CREDITORS.-In pursuance of » > orde r of Andrew J Lorlsh . Surrogate o f theCo.of Wyotnlngando f thestatute lusueh c»s« made an d provided . All persons having claims against th e estat e o t John S . Dunn, late o f the town of Genesee Fall s In sai d county, deceased, are require d t o exhibit th o same with the vouchers In support thereo f t o the undersigned executrix of th e will of sai d decease d at th« residenc e ot said executrix l a the town of Cen- e«ee Falls i n sai d county on or befor e the lttk of April , 18(6. N«xi» DUNK. Dat« d Sept , 38, ISO*. BKIIA. Geo . W. DMKM. Att'y , Xunda, N . Y .
