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THE MURDERER DIsDHARG Ell Our readers
will not have forgotten the murder Of Mr. A,ndl
in the Council Chamber If Wisconsin, hv a
brother member, JAMS Il. Vineyard We learn
now from the Miners Free Press, that the MUIR
derer has been discharged on bail. Judge Dunn
before whom the application FIR a writ OF kadeae
corpus was tried, having decided to hold Vine-
yard to bail in the SUM OF $20,000-,en thous.
and as principal and ten thousand as surety
The judge, it appears, considers that man who
arms himself with deadly weapon. provokcs al
assault and then shoots d,wri his antagonist, on.
iy commits an act ,ef homicide Such decis
ions may suit the atmosphere OF Wisconsin, bu
We doubt whether they will benefit the charac-
tor oftbe Territory in other regions.
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AWFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

- BALTIMORE, April l5.-'t is our .m,lan-
choly duty to record the most fearful and fl-.
cal steamboat explosion which has evrir ta-
ken place on the waters Of tho Chesapeake.
The new and splendid steamboat lMedora,
built for line between this city and Nor
folk, was yesterday rendered wreck bv
the exp losIon of her steam boiler, attended
BY fearful destruction of human life
The Medora was ust completed, and pre-
paratory to being turned out from the hands
Of the machinest, number of persons were
invited togo in her on AN experimental trip.
The day deing pleasant, it is supposed that
probably one hundred or more, were on
board. Including some Of the directors of the
Steamboat Company and their friends, and a
number of hands engaged in finishing the
vessel, putting in the machinery, g., and
otherwise connected with the construction or
sailing of the boat.
Soon after 3 O'Clock, p. NJ. the boat was
aboutto start from the whrrf of. the engine
builder, Mr.. .Wa,chman, on the south side of
the basin, on.h proposed trip. A gentle
man who was on board Informs us that the
engine had only made the second revolution
in order to back the Medora from the wharf,
when the boiler exploded with loud noise,
carving upwards a considerable portion of
the upper deck and those upon il, and blow,
ing the smoke stacks high into the air. TIN
main force of the explosion was almost OK.
clusively toward the head ofthe boat. and the
portions of the boat around the boiler were
Torn to pieces. The boiler itself, an immense
ono of iron, was thrown crosswise on the
deck.
The boat was instantly enveloped in a
sloud Of ,caldipg steam, which was inhaled
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Petition to sell Land.

STATE OF VERMONT At n Probate Court hold.
District of Grand Isle IS. en- Mt my dwelling house
in North Heron said district on the 9th da of April
H. d. 1912.
David Webster. OF Constable, in the State of New
York, Father and Guardian OF Edwin A. Webster,
Wallis Webster and David Webster Junr minors. fl.
ed in SAID Court his petition in writing setting forth,
that his said wards are seized in their own right in
fee of about twenty Of land situate in North
Hero, in the county of Grand ISLE and State of Yer.
mont, and is thai part Of the farm of land of which
John Moore died seized and on which he died, and
which was afterwards set off to the SAID wards ns
representatives of rcrmea Webster ~ heiress TO the
estate of the said Inn Moore deceased and that the
said wards as representatives as aforesaid are ert
lied to fourth part Of the reversionary interest Of
the Widows Dover IN the estate of the said John
Moore deceased, and further setting forth that il
would conduce to the neres, of his said Ward to sell
the whole of the aforesaid Ian Is and interest in said
dover andhave the proceeds thereof vested in real
tate in the town of Consiablein thestac of NerYork
And praying en- Court TO grant him lcence and EN-
power him the said q ardinn to sell and convey The
lands aforesaid and the said wards interest in IN.
dover azores I'D for the purpose Aforesaid nerccably
to the stntue in such case made and provided
Therefore the Court aforesaid doth appoint the els
day Of May A. D. 1912 for hearing and deciding OF
aid petition Mt DIV cling house in North Hero ant
doth order that all person Interested be notified the
of by pblica n of This order containing the sub
.iance fsai pc iton three weeks successfully in tn
Burlington Free Press, newspaper rrintcd at Bur
lington in the county of Chicndrn MI of which pub
licalpns to he previous 10 the said 2ls day of MAJ
A. d. 1912 and the said Guardian is ordered TO Civ
his said Wards personal notice Of his petition AM
this order.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Court a
North Hero, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1912.
JOET, ALLEN Judue
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ny some with fatal consequences, while 9TH
e's suffered externally in their persons from
its effects. Oar informant was in tho after
part ofthe boat, where tue steam had no in-
furious effect. lie states that several rcr.
sons Jumped overheard, and that one of them
was drowned. The boat Immediately set.
tied in the water until her null rested on the
bottom of the river.
In the centre and forward part of the
boatthcre was fearful destruction of liIt
and limb. Some of those on board were
blown high in the air and fell ON shore. in
tho water, and on the boats lying near by
OILERS were crushed with the spin,ered tim.
bers; others scalded with the steam; while
those below the decks, not having time to
escape. were either snilocatcd by the steam
or drowned when the boat sunk.
When we reached the scene of desola.
ton we found large number of persons
among whom were several physicians, bus.
ny engaged in endeavoring to assist the in.
urcd, and carrying away those who wcrt
dead or dying. SO great was the confi.
sion that prevailed, and so little was know,
as to the number and names of the person.
on board, that no complete account coult
be obtained.
The Baltimore Sun gives the names o
ten pcrsons who were taken from the wrecl
dead, or who died soon after. Of25 9th
ers who we're very badly scalded or other
wise very much injured, and of three VIII,
we're missing. Some others are named n
slightly injured. 1t was supposed that tin
NJ; l., 4.
boiler being suffered to become nearly cx
hpuctsI
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STATE OF VERMONT ! At n Probate Court held
District of CHI ienden at Burlington within and
for the ID strict aforesaid on The 20h day of April a.
ID. 1872 an lnsrume II, purporllng TO he the last
VIII and Testament of ThaddtUs Hall, late of Rich
mond in sad District, deceased was presented to the
Court here nr Proba e. by Joseph A. Hall of the
Executors therein named
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to AL persons IN crested there
in 10 appear before SAID Court al n session thereof
b. ho len nt the E'-e Hall in Wlistpn in said dis
rict on The third Monday "t Nay A. ID. lSi2 and con-
test the Probate Of sad VIII and it is further or
dered That tins order be published thee weeks sue
re svely in the i'ariiirtpr Free Press newspaper
printed at Burlington in this State the last of which
shall be previous to the day assigned aforesaid for
hearing.
Goth. day of April A. ID. 1872
WIN WESTON Psrist,r
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POL!.Y MORTON'S ESTATE

POLLY MORTON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF We MONT, The Honorable the Pro-
lstrct Of ChHtenden, SIS. bate Court for the Dis
trlct Of Chtenden
To persons Concerned in the estate of Polly
Morton late fWllllsion IN said District, de eased
GREETING.
Where's John VnnScklen, Executor of the list
will an testament of sad deceased, proposes TO rem
der an account OF his administration and present his
account naalns sad estate for examination and al
owanee n a session Of the Cont e Probate 10 be
holden NJ the Register office in Burlington in sal
district on tho second WencsIay of MAY next
Therefore, You hereby notified to appear before
sail court al The iiae and place a!orcsa d. AMI shew
cause tany y,n have, why the ac,unt aforesaid
sho Il N he lowed
Given urnler NV hand at Burlington this Goth day
| of April A. ID. 1872.
WIN WESTON Proistcr
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M q II II i @ Il

In Colchester. on The 18th of April, by the Rev.
G. Green, Mr.. HENnY II. BnowSEtL, to Miss Me
LINDA N. Culver all of that place
In lrasbmgh, Mr.. ABEL NJ. HAwLEs, of ST. Cesarc
Canada, TO Mrs. ELIZA B. CLEAvELASp.
In Willision, on the 18th ut by Rev. Mr.. Smith
NJ. PmrSEnAs p. WiLKiSs to Miss LUCINDA NJ
CHirrENprS, all of Wi Ii ton.
In Troy, N. Y. on the lilh inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Bcnman, Mr. ELIAS LYMAN, the firm of Lyman &
Co'r Of this plac oNi C)nSELiA J. HALL, daugh
ter OF Timothy Hall Esq. of the former City.
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Burlington, April 18th, A, D. lsi2
Wm NOBLE, Cler!.
WILLIAM Il. FLAecS STATE or VERMONT,
CiHcndcn County H

vs. Chhendcn Coun'y"
Ro8cRT y. FLAcK. In Ctdn'ery
Whereas, William H. Flagg of Bur net, in the
County Of Chtenden, on he Sth dny of April A. d.
lS2, filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the court Of
chancery within and for SAID Crun Of Oh nenden,
his hill of complaints again Robert y. Flack, o!
Willis orc in the State OF New York, setting for h
in substance, that the SAID Robert y. on the tenth
day of May a. ID. 1899, executed 10 the sal William
III. four promlssury notes, each for the sum OF one
hundred and seventyfve dollar, payable in one two,
three and four year from date, respecue 10 the SAID
William H. or order, with interest, all daed tie same
tenth day of May a. ID. lS3S; that to secure tire
payment thereof the SAID Robert y. on tive san
tenth day of May, A. ID. l9}S, by his deed OF tina
date, conveyed IL the sid Whlnm II. half m mere
of Ian lying on Champain Street in the village IF
Bur ngton, being pat of quarter acre lots No7 7?
and % hens The holnes,ead-or house lot On Win h
! Zenas Fagg, late of sad Burlington, deceased last
| re- dad vi h condition thereto annexed, hat If the
| said Robert n hi heirs executors or administrator
| should pay he SAID sums OF nancy specified n sad
four notes according to the term thereof then The sad
deed TO he vod otherwise of force. And further set
ting forth that the sad notes had not been pad nor
any part thereof, and praying said Cour' 10 decree
thai the said Robert n. pay TO The sal William II:
the sad sums of money and the interest," thereon and
costs, bv short day to be appointed by sad court
md in default of such paymen that the SAID kotfri
n. and all persons claiming under him. may c for.
closed of all eqIig OF redemption or aim IN and 10
sad mnrtaaged premises.
Aud whereas. il appears to said court that the snd
Robert n. resides out Of the State of Vermont and
that subpoena cannot he served on HIM;
Therefore, the Go RI af resaid doth here or''i
that the said Robert n. be notified and required Io
appear before said Cour on the first day Of the term
thereof next To be holden nj Bur ingion within end
for aid Co MY If Chcndan on the fourth Thursday
of Nav A. d. 1912, nnj make answer 10 SAID y / d
complaint by publication of his order, containing
the substance of said hill, three weeks successivell
in the Bur inaton Free Press news aper p'pied II
s1id Burlington the last Of which pu litniions 10 b
Al lrnst twenty days previous to the commencement
..t thl al nl al In
burlington on the fourth Tuesday OF May is4z, nj
aforesaid.
Given under nv hand a, said Burlington this Oil
day Of April A. ID. 1912.
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I'm CHANCERY
AMOS BRowN
PATRIcK GARLAND, &

NNiNCnugN CUunfu
PATalcK GARLAND A;Cns, Term, A; D; isl;;
HIRAM BALLARD Whereas at the March
Terni of said Court a. d. 1871, Amos Brown of Nil.
ton in laid County, brought his Bill in Chancerv in
sa d Court, against Patrick Garland, formerly of Mil
ton aforesaid, now absconlei to parts unknown with
ou this State, and Hiram Baari Of Georgia in the
County OF Frank n n Erin stating, that the az
day of January 1888, the 50 d Garland, being Justly
Indebted 10 the said Amos in the sum Of 500 spec
ii'd in two promissory notes Of that date for fifty
dll ars each, the one payable the first day Of jan
nary A. d. 1910, and the other the first day of
january 1871, both with annual lnteres'. and ecure
the payment OF sad notes, the said Garland on the
sane II January 1893 made executed and delivered
to the said Amos, mortgage deed Of piece par Gel
of land in said County Of Chllen en-, being Lot No.
~ IN the 1th DIVISION, supposed to contain eighty
acres, with the condition that if the SAID Patrick
should pay said notes according to their tenor, that
the said mortgage deed should he void, otherwise oi
force. And further stating, that the 23d day OF
january A. d. 1889 the said Garland made executed
and lie vered to said Hiram Ballard mortgage deed
of the. said lands with condition, that if the sad
Ga land and one Owen Ga, land should well and trI-
pay the three install mens first mentioned in a Ger.
tain contract under seal dated January 23d 1882
made by the SAID Hiram al a d on the one part aud
the said Patrl * and Owen Garland the other part
amounting to SIS 90 and three years of the frs in
erest that should accrue thereon, then the SAID deed
should be VOID, otherwise f force And further sta
ting that the sn d two fifty do lar es, any part
thereof, had not been paid to the Orator, any per-
son on his account, and praying decree of foec
ure of the said lands and premises which said Bill
of Comp amt being duly entered in said Court at the
March Term thereof A. ID. 1884, the orator appeared
| by his Solicitor A. Ii. Wlitemore, and the Defendant
Patrick Garland being tut Of the State and II not e.
ng made to appear that he had had personal motto,
of he tendency Of tins Bill the same cont.n Ct
10 the August Term Of said Court lsil. At which
Term the Orator again appeared ny his said Solicitor
and not beng made TO appear that the SAID Pat'cE
Garland has yet had personal notice OF the ser
vie and tendency of this Bill, the same agar
| by order e said Court, con nned To hencxt Term o
sad Court 10 he holden on the Alb Tuesday OF Ma!
next. And the said Court fur her ordered that no
tice be given the aid Patrick Garland Of the enden
cy Of the Orators Bill y publishing the substance
thereof together with this order, three week su ccs
svev, in The Buriip gton Free Press n newspapc
printed in said Burlington, the last of which to be- a
sttweny days before the sitting Of SAID Cou',as
forcsaid which shall be d. cmed sill, tnt not &C 10 h
sal! Patrick 10 appear an make answer to said Bill
Attest, WV. NOBLE, Cluk.
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s1n0sos g. Go. J cnlTrEspES CorH1y Covar,

4
vs. august Term A. u. l94l.
Timothy +. Strong and William L. Strong al oil
Burlington in said Co MY of Chtten en-, Partners and
Merchants in trade at said Burlington, blythe name
and styIeof "SrRoSas a. Co." commenced their suit
in said Court nj he August Term thereof A. d. lS4
against iiam G.. Eaton of Bolton IN the Province of
Cnnad', therein declaring against said Eaton. in
plea OF the case for 5000 co. for goo g, wares and
merchandise, before that time sold and delivered by
plaintiffs 10 the Defendant, and also for So O. mon,
Ind and received 10 and for the Plain fl use by the
Defendant, and which Defendant, had not paid,
though requested which sri' having been dulv enter.
cd in said Court he Plant frs appeared by thir AtIr-
ucys, ShaWand weston, AMI the sHd Eait not ~ =
pearng and not being made to appear to said CT VI
that he SAID alou has had personal notice OF the ser.
ice sn tendency of s,ld suit, the nd Court orde cd
that the sad SUIT e continued 10 the next Term OF
sad Court, 20 b. holden the 9TH Tuesday .f MAY
next, ana the sud Court fur her rdcr,d that nore
the service and pendcnty Of said Sui, given til,
SAID niUn byp bllshug the substance oi thu Plain
tiff sci de cai alton and this ordr IN The Burlington
Free Press, newspaper prints in said Burlington
three weeks su cesslve v, The last OF which publ ca
lions beat least twenty days before the sitting o
SAID Cor'. which hall be cons der,d sufficient II tee
10 the sad Eaton 10 appear and make answer to sail
suit.
April I, 1915? WM. NOBLE, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
irctof Grand Isle comm ssloneIs 10 receive, examine
an adjust the claims, and demands Of all persons,
against tie Estate Of Be,sey Cochran, lao OF North
Hero deceased, represented insolvent and also oil
claims and demands exhibited in ofise, thereto, and
six months from the 10th day Of March A. ID. 1912,
being allowed by said Cour for that purpose, wa do
therefore hereby give notice that We Will meet at the
dwelling house OF Jedediah p. Ladd in the town OF
North f,ero the 10Th DAY Of September at o'clock
A. Ma. d. 1912.
ELISHA HIBBARD Comm,e-
LEWIS BRUNSON, siouers
Sorth Hero Msssh ?,st is42
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IN CIlANCERY.
Moan DAY
Va
CHillendcn County.
NN~I ~ ~ 4

Hr,As cApY Whereas Noah Day .. Tn
dorhl in the County Of Chit cnden, has filed in the
Office of the Clerk Of the Court of thannc,ry for
said County, his Bill in Chancrry against Heman
Cady OF Plattshurph in the State of New York,
therein stating, that on The 81 day of February y. d.
lSi0 the said Cady was indebted TO the said Day !"
the sum OF 90, specified in two pronisso
notes dated Feby Is a. d. 1870 for $500 oacn INC
payable in nine months and the other tigh,ee'
months from the date, with interest, nj Tue banR Oh
Burlington, and to secure the payment o, sa!u SUN
a money! tho Il cady On the 81 day of Fehy. \. ID.
l3i0, ma i. executed rnd delivered to the said Day.
ms VI rrare decd of Lot No. SIS in the first division
of land in said Underil and further ing that The
said notes had moi been paid, and praying said Co r,
70 decree he sadDay the foreclosure of al prenis
au. the Steady residing out of the >ta'eso that Sub.
pnna cannot be served upon him, ts therefore, or cred
that the said Hemnn Cady lie and appear before the
sad Court of Chanrery 10 be holden NJ Burlington
within md for the County of Chitt.nden as CONT
ol Chancery on the fourth 1mesdoyof May mex, and
make answer 10 said Bill. and i, il also ordered that
the substance Of the :, Ri and this Ter he publish
three wee success lively, in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper p in,cd in said Burn Ton, the
Inst of which publ cations 10 be at leas, twenty days
| before the sit ing Of said Court which shall be deem-
| ed suifcient notice to The said Cady to appear and
! make an wer 10 said Bill.
Drci a, Burlington aforesaid this 18th day o
April A. d. 1872.
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GEORGE ID. CONSTO1K

DESFTIIFULIY annU mes ~ the mia ltants q
IL SheIl"rn an uintr, that he TIA, purcha c o
Mr. l.. VI. llacar fh> lac coparn erl his in ere IL
The goods eloncin-'o the la e hrm II llagnr Com
stock. He would al,o inform the piir that he wi
con'inre the h.in->> his own account al the oil,
slant where he offers general sor,men! Of Guoi'
chcap for "a h or ON ,ix months credit.
Shelhuru Vrilsg~ March 25, 1912.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to us are requested to make
"A immediate payment, whether the amount be
cents or dollars. PANGBORN q. IRINSMAlD.
We are receiving additions 10 our stock If mos,
articles wanted in our line, which we shall be happy
to sell at low prices. Watches Silk purses, Knive.,
Razors, Scissors, &c &c. P&B
April IL.
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14th. April Is42.
Arriced home lostevcning by St'amsr. While
Hail. ID. Lyon Capt.

Proprietor Of The Peoples Cheap Ca h Sore--who
will di pose ofgoods ms opportunity affords, at prices
IN exact accordance with the times, let what III
come, some articles of merchant &c are alw ,vs re-
qreJ and a no goods are lough for the r,frpo
Of eng kept oloos al, any oil onc, 100 geo 10 e
SCI every and all fair exertons will he ~ ed to effect
sale and give entire sa faction 10 purcha cr. on the
ca ,y'tem, y applying al all I1OWARUS.
Silks, NJ I.lns, Laces, Shawls an l a variety Of
light arlic e, Just opened for spring trade this day,
for unusually low prizes, at HOWARD'S
18th AprIl AZ
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HOrrid Murder in Ctems};jyH at a E1N--Wc
have learned from an authentic source that
MOST foul murder was committed on "Wednesday
nigh, at le!msiord, at a'bal. 1t appears that
Mr.. S,mondS, Of Lowell, had gone into the
kitchen of the premises, and was requested by
the landlord to Withdraw. lie refused to do so.
and as we learn, some alteration ensued, and
genticm,n who stepped in 20 the assistance o.
The landlord resolved stab from S.nlonds, which
proved fatal Yesterday morning. These ar,
substantially the facts. as we have them from
good au,hor,ty. Simond- was arrested, aud is
now in jail AT Lowell, and will be examined 10.
day.--Boston Ledger.
From HE Baltimore Republican,
DEATH IN CHuRcH.-We arc. deeply panied
10 hear that ourp!d and respected fellow cit
zen, Jacob Rogers, departed this life YESTERDAY
morning. lie vas as usual, attending 'dyi, G
worship, IN the Methodist church, Light street,
when he Was suddenly taken sick. Although,
prompt assistance was afforded the vital spark
had fled, and ono OF our most respected fellow
citizens now lies with the dead.
AFFECTING DEATn. \ very affecting
and heart rendng occurrence lappcmcd at
Lowell in Orleans County on tho night of
the 5h insi.-,Mr. Jonathan Stewart aged
fifty three, had occasion to 60 10 iraSburgl,,
the distance of about 10 miles from Lowell.
His way led over ridge OF the Green Noun
tain where the snow was ncarls two feet deep
and where but very 1.-THE travel had been the
past winter and that onlp by foot passengers
Mr.. Stewart left the village in Lowell about
II O'Clock at noon, and purposrd to return
the same evening. As it was known thai
the travelling was bad and Mr.. Stewart,
health was rather slender and being quite i
stormy afternoon and evening. !, was no
thought strange by ms friends he did not re-.
turn. The next day as l.. II. Brown, o
Eden was passing The same road he found
Mr.. Stewart a lift.icss Corpse about Gvt
miles from Lowell and about two and hal
miles from the nearest house. On cxamina
ton it appeared that Mr. Stewart had s,rug
gled hard to arrive at place Of safety, fo
about halI'a mile he had f,en very frequent
~ IN the snow winch WAS saft, it beng lllaw,
he had alternately walked and crawcd u
his hands and knees, and for the last ha.
mile had crawled altogether and for nun
Der OF feet where he was found he had an
paren'ly urged MS way homeward by rol
ling.
Mr.. Stewart was a member Of the meth
odlst episcopal church and a worthy citizen
and has left wife and four children IVhis
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U. V. M.

vcy,i,v or Vermont w;ll I've heJ IN he ,Iaa W." Sana
on Tuesday evening the 26lh inst. ut In e pas sever
O'Clock. An address will be delivered by the Rev
JAMES DoueHrnrY, of Milton. The pub ic are inv
ted to attend. +. BILLINGS. Secretary
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm Of Srongs& ~ was, by its own limi,o.
ton dissolved on the LIST, inst. The name of The
firm will be used hereafter only for closing its husl
ness The notes and accounts are in The hands of he
rerngparlne Geo. u Shaw, at the store lately oc-
ruped by the firm, with whom OF ei her of the late
firm, usiness relating thereto may be closed
All having I'm et led accounts are requested 10 call
and have them adjusted and all whose notes or ac-
UNITS have ecome due to the late firm are notified
tina, its TN mess must and uiH be, .peediy closed
April 18th 1912 TT. STRONG
W. l.. STRONG.
GEO II SHAW