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NEW AND VALU1BLE BOOKS,

NEW AND TALUIBLE BOOKS
- ECElVED this week. and for sale at the Book
Ia store of the Subscriber.
Southeys Political Works g No. Cloth.
Cibsons Surgery2 Vols.
Infant School Manuel
Dang=ons Physiology, Vols
East and West2 Vols.
Rcclard's Gcneral Anatomy,
B1ncrots History T. S.
History of Am. Board of For. Miss.
Younger President Edwards Works 2 Vols.
Robnsons Greek and Eng. Lexicon,
Nordheimers Concordance.
Cambridge and Savbrool Platform.
Pnrkcrs Lectures on Universallsm,
Buffers Works Vol. 5 No.
Rohnsons Palestine.
TennysOn'- Poems Vols.
Woods on Perfection,
Pond on the Church,
Edwards on the VIII,
Sears Bible Biography.
July y, 1912, u. 4. DRANAN.
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IN IMP T4NT UTOR n.
rNHE LIVES AND TIMES OF "TllE UNITED
InISLl n \ y IL. DE- L L MllLCn uL.Ilnr OF

f9NiE IlN rs AND INES pF u HE / NJ LEI
| IRISllNAN." by Dr. II, r. Madden, author OF
'lravcls in the cast Nc,&c.
This valuable and interesting work, now in the
London press will be published ON the Isl OF Adjust,
in Exrra Numbers OF The New Word,-the pro ne
tors expecting iorcceye the proof sheets by the next
Cunard steamer. 1t will contain particulars never
before made public respecting the plans, object and
conduct, of the "UNITED FRESHMAN the mems
by which their secrets were betrayed to the Govern
mcnt, and their measures frustrated. In the cpec-
ton of the materials which involved the labor of
many years, Or. Madden made three visits to the
United States and obtained important documents
and information from the Survivors of the United
Irishman who had here sought and found shelter.
There is no period in modern history more repcte
with stirring and pathetic incidents, than tina, of the
famous so-caod Irish Rebellion of 1898. 1t fur
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Strife entered into the homes ofmon, and Danger was
present at their fresidos But II is unnecessary 10
enlarge upon topic the mention of which is enough
to excite the coolest reader DR.. Madden's work will
meet the most highly raised expectations and be re-
ccivcd with universal favor.
The above Work will be for sale at d. \. HR \
MANS BOOK STORE, N Burlington immediately
on its publication, where also sUbsctpt ons to the
''NEw woBLp' are received.
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Straypf,
lDO1I

NROM the subscriber alont the 10Th, Of May last
L a lag two years Old mare Co.t good >ze with
white hni feet and white spot in the forehead, also a
dark brown or black horse Cot one year ol . Who
ever Wi give any information concerning said Colts.
where hey may e found, shall be well rewarded
NELSON NEWELL.
Charlotte Am, oh 1912
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Cloth Cans.

EUST reed direct from the manufacturers full as
~ sortmcnt of all bnds Cloth Caps and For Sale at
great bargains by, June 9, ~ II. W. CATLIN.
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NO MISTAKE!

ELOUR-FLOUR-Ju received and for sale by
the subscriber, few barrels Of super-super extra
fancy Western Flour, Eagle brandy none letter #
any as good Recolcct Eagle brand-wawanted per-
feet. June IL. ID. DAVIS.
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Strayed or Stolen.

IRON the subscriber on or about the 2Oth of July
last, mddling sized dark bay mare shod al
round, seven or eilht.oars DID, with a small breach
on the left side, Whoever will give Information
where she may be found, shall be rewarded
ENOCH IIOADLEY.
Tincsburah, August g. 1872.
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N O t i G G

THE Coportncrship heretofore existing under the
L firm of STEELE Il BILLS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be continued by
J. STEELE, at the old stand. Either of the parties
are at liberty to use the name OF the firm in closing
the business.
JOSIAH STEELE,
VIM. A. BILLS.
N. p. All persons having unsettled accounts or
Notes due are notified that they must be settled or
arranged previous TO the first day Of September next
or they will be left with an Attorney for collection.
JOSIAH STEELE.
WIN. A. BILLS.
ITincsburph Aug. |, 1912.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

TIE next term Of the MILTON Classical SELECT
L SCuvuI. VIII commence on Monday, August -
Terms per quarter from So 20 81.
Board may lie obtained in respectable families Ter
Sl,25 per week. c. TAYLOR, PRINCIPAL.
Milton, Jr'v %, CSi2. Gw7
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Paint Mills,

w EST'S Patent Paint Mills lust received ard
w for sale by iIAGAR & AprurR.
Burlington, ETH August l2i2
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WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Chittcndcn, commissioners to receive, examine aud
adjust the claims and demands of all persons AGAINST
The estate of Ephraim Stiles late of jericho, in said
District deceased represented nsolven and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the day Of the date hereof being
allowed by said court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice. that we will attend TO the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling of JE-
nrsuA STILES, in Jericho, in -ad District on the I'd
Mondays of September, December and January next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said DAYS.
Dated, this 6th day of July A. d. 1872.
J. c. HILL, Commits
TRUMAN GALUSHA. sioners.
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wv hig Meeting.

The Wings of the town of Bur-
lington are requested to meet at
the House of John Howard, on
Monday evening next, at Seven
o'clock, for the purpose of sclec-
ting a Candidate for Town Rep
rcsontativc.
By order of Town Committee
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GRASS Wagon MATS
TUST received and for sa!e ~
y July % WIN. J. HUNT
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COFFFE Mills.
CANADA MAI.

CANADA MAIL.
BY recent arrangement of the Department. the
Exchange Office at Hghgate has been transferred
to Burlington, where mail is made of for Montreal
daily SUNDAYS exceptcd) at I p. NJ, AMI DIES atch ID
per Steamboat. BY tins arrangement the regular
time between Boston and Montreal Is but two days,
and between the latter City and Burlington only ten
or twelve hours
Post Masters in this State, and east, will please
take notice OF this arrangement and govern them
selves accordingly.
The Canada mail arrives (per loaf } about 7, and
in the office by 6 p. NJ
II. B. STACY p. NJ.
Burlington July 81 1872.
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BUTT ERR.
New Goods A gain.
Teas and Coffee.

4 FRESH supply of Teas and Coffee Of superior
a quality just received and for sale as chenn as the
choaucst bv ii. w. CNILlN.
Aug. 4. 1912.
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I-l.CgQ2G 'TSCs & Fancy Goods
From Ncw-Nork,
TN Church-s, second door fellow Howard's. The
| sui scril er will olcr for ale, at wholesale re-
tad. a stock OF rich Emil rojderc, and Fancy Goods,
GA account of II. G. Moore, by whom they have
been purchased auction daring the present season.
The Ladies OF tins place will lin this good OPP
porunty OF supplying them elves with articles IN
his line, and they VIII find the prices considerably
less than ordinary They are respectfully invited to
give them an early examination, Il, they Will lie Of
cred Int for II few days. II. THOMAS.
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JOHN JACKSON, Germ
ELIJAH HtRRlCK. { .iCrr.
PpRTNYICE WANTED

EOR PAPER MAKING-A strong healthy bo,
l. about Is to IS years of age intending 10 Vor
for his living, may find n good opportunity by apply
nc 10 jane g. C. GOODR, II.
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| Lumber.

% 900 TT. Common Pine Boards.
WV 10000 #, clear do. do
100000 #. spruce 60.
for sale bv r. W. CATIIT.
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NOTICE.

N! Office is hereby g.ven that have renquished 70
l\my son, Samuel T. WIcoy the residue of h f.
minorltytha' he s at full liberty to net & contract
his own benefit and that shall hereafter claim none
Of his earnings or hold myself responsible for his
debts. EBENEZER VII, cox.
Essex, July 20, 1872.
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Id q G.

I EFT the Subscriber at Towards Hotel Bur
II hn4tun, on the lGlhinsL light hriude DOG
with natural tail about eight niche, long, and upt
with white, Whoever wit return sad dog to the
subscriber ut Colchester, or leave him at Howard 8
HoteL shall lie lcbenIly compensated.
Col, hester, July - lSt2. !. 6. PLATT.
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Silks.

\ CASE Pongee Silk,
- 20 Pieces black, blue black and figured do
20 lbs India sewing do
10000 Skens American do. For sale by
May u, 1872 Villas, LOOMS a.
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GtTAND mriyallci a clean cr and purifier Of the
- bowels, blood, AMI the Whole system. In Dar-
rhoca or ooscness Of the bowels and other summer
complaints, these can he rel cd upon with perfect con-
Iidencc; a common medicine to | e Kept ready fer
USE on all occasions where catharc j. nee co tins
medicine is unequaliel Sold only Al The Variety
store hy fANGBORN d. BRlNSMAln,
Amrnls f.r Nnr.nn. Of Lnndnn-
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GRASS O. GRAIN ITIIES.
SUPERIOR patent con"avo .c'i >'y,hc> manuac-
- urel by ]. Farweil & Co. Filch.ugh, Mass. and
warranted. u. DAVIS.
- 10
GROCERIES, wet and drv, a good Il orncnt
READY MADE CLOTIiiNC, !rom the crown
of the head to the sole OF the luur.
RIO UR-Rochct fancy rand s1p. article
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NJ hthe NnhscI.I err, having leen appointed ly the
W Honorable the PRO- ate Court for the Di>ri.t "
Chuterdcn, commissioners ia receive, Examine an ,
ADJUST the claims an demands Of all persons, aga,u~,
The e>al" of Ben amin Adams, late Of Milton in "a +
District, deceased, represented inso!vent, and also
claims and demands exhibited IN o.,ct thereto; AMI
six months from the day of the date hereof eng
allowed ly sand court FOR that purpoce do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend TO the
business q or appointment, at the dwelling OF '.
\ J. Adams, in Milton in said District, on the l5j d.y
Of SePtenl err next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Da'eJ Thu 25h day Of May, A. ID. 1912
JOHN JACKSON, )Cc,0...--
ELIJAH HtRRlCK t.icnc..
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Cheap Groceries.

Tyson Young Hy,on, Tyson skin, Tonlay and
P,urhong Teas Porto Rico Sugar, Loaf limp,
and Powdered DO. p. r. Mola>,e>, Lemon >yrlp, K o
and Java Go zee, &c g..
Ngr Orleans .S4gar as cheap as the eteapret for
ale by james. 5. NJ POPE.
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\ LARGE and splendid assortment of CrockcIy o
hHow and beautiful patterns for sale low bv
june 2ndl2i LOVELY & SEI hIOJR.
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LIRlSil Teas Sugar and Dry Groceries, Just re-
civ Il aud for sale low hv
jane 81. LOVELY & SEYMOUR.
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STAIR RODS
ID OUND and Oval Sar Rods, inst received anl 'or
II sale ly WIN, J. HUNT
July -. SronG> building, College
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Public Sale.

fENHE subscriber will sell at public VEN
Il due, on Saturday the Isl dag Of De-
fober nert, at his residence on Indian
Creek, about 3 miles south Of Munson-
town, the following property, viz:
One Yoke of Oren, one Uagon, one
Prairie Plough, one Small Plough,
eight ton of Hay, together with a 90
riety Charming utensils.
ALSO, lot of Household Furniture
consisting in part of 3 sets of Chairs, 4
Bedsteads, feather beds, one new Cook.
ing Stove, 9 Tables, 2 Stands, &c. &c.
Isrms-Cash except for the oxen ant
wagon a credit of months will be given
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
Sept. 9-.3t BEAL HUMPHREY.
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Notice to the stockholders

AF the "Marseilles Manufacturing
" Company" As no election of d.
rectors has taken place for the last two
years as provided by the charter, we here
by give notice tina, meeting ofthe stock
holder of said company will be holden at
the public house now kept by William
Whipple a. Marseilles, on the 10Th day of
September next, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, for
the purpose of electing five directors of
said company. l.. KlMBALL.
VIM. WHIPPLE.
Marseilles, Aug. IL, 1912. 100
DFThe above meeting is postponed
until Saturday the oath inst.
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School Land for Sale.

SECTION sixteen (l6) in township
~ thirty-five (35) north, range four.
a. east of the third principal meridian,
will be offered for sale at the court house
IN Ottawa, I.asalle county, on Saturday,
the 25M day Of June neat. Said section
will be offered for sale in twenty.one
lots, of from ten to eighty acres each,
some of which said lots will rank with
the first class of timbered land in this
county; the remainder is tmbered land of
less value, excep, three lots containing
eighty acres, each of which are nearly all
prairie, well calculated for tillage. The
road from Munsontown to Miller's ford,
on Fox river, passes through the north
part of said section. The course Of
Indian creek is through this section, en-
terng near the northwest corner, passing
through the northwest and northeast
quarter and leaving near the northeast
corner of the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter of said section.
Payment will be required of purchasers
in current funds, and in manner prescribed
in the Goth section Of an act making pro-
vision for organising and maintaining
common schools, approved Feb. 20, ls4l.
w. II. w. CUSHMAN,
Ottawa, May 20, 1912. Sch. Comm.
N. B. The above sale has been post
poned till the Sd Monday in September
neyi w Ill w CIISuMAN
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SCHOOL,.
SAWYER proposes openir

4 SAWYER proposes opening a
~. school for the instruction of
youths in the ordinary branchas of edu-
cation, in the Mechanics Hall, on Mon
day the Goth inst. Though he cannot
boast of supernatural skill in the art OF
teaching, yet he hatters himself that he
will be able to give general satisfaction.
The term will consist of twelve weeks of
five and half days each.
TuurIx :-Rudiments, including Reading Men
tai Adthmalic, and Geography, y 30
English Grammar and Practical Arithmetic, w
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra &c. 3 OF
Assistance will also be rendered to be-
ginners IN the languages, if required.
REFERENCES-Dr H. HuRLBUT, w. II
w. CusuNAH, BENZ. Thomson, MARSHALL
MILLER.
Ottawa, Sept. 10, 1912.
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administrators Sale.
WAKE notice, that in pursuance

MAKE notice, that in pursuance of
an order of the circuit court of La
Sale county, made at the May term, A. D.
1912, directing us to sell the southwest
quarter of section IS, in township 80,
north of range 4. east of the 3rd princi-
pal meridian, containing 1860 acres.
ALso-The east half of the southeast
quarter Of section l3, in township No.
80, of range 3 east, containing so acres,
in the county of Livingston. and state Of
Illinois, being lands of which Matthias J
Ross lately died siezed, for the payment
of the debts of the deceased, we shall at
tend on the premises, on The 20h dag q
October neat, between the hours of II
o'clock, A. Nj. and o'clock, p. NJ. o
said day, expose the same to sale at pub
lie vendue.
The terms of sale will be, credit o
one year, the purchaser giving bond will
good security, together with a mortgage
on the premises to secure the payment o
the purchase money.
l.. WOODWARD, Admir-.
ADELINE ROSS, Adm'x.
Ottawa. July 4,h. 1912. 6--6w.
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Leasing Of Water Power.

nj Office is hereby given that, a. o.
~ tawa, i.asale county, Illinois, on
Ueinesday the 2lst day Of September
neat, there will be publicly sold or leased,
for term no. exceeding nineiy.nine years,
for yearly rent, one or two lots in the
town Of Ottawa aforesaid, laid off and pro-
perry situated for manufacturing purposes,
and suitable quantity Of water to propel
machinery on the said 10, or lots. The
said sale being made under the provisions
and restrictions Of the law Of The state up
on the subject.
BY order Of the board Of commissions
ers OF the Illinois and Michigan canal.
J. MANNING, Seessiary.
CANAL OFFICE. Lociporf,
July l4th, 1912. s--Sw.
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State Of Illinois, I 90
Lasalie county.

ofdte % WHtOtS, 90
LasaHs county. So
IN the Circuit Court--ro November term, ls4l
In Chncery--- BWto foreclose mortage.
The President, Directors and Company of the
State Bank of Illinois,
David Let's, Norman Dart Russell Dart, Aaron
Howe, Elisha Howe and Samuel NJ. Mari, ad-
mnistrators Of the estate of George w. Howe,
deceased
IT appearing by satisfactory affidavit
n filed in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of Lasalle county, that the
above named Norman Dart, Russell Dart,
Aaron Howe, Elisha Howe and David
Let's, defendants in this case are non-resl-
dents of the State of Illinois: Notice is,
therefore, hereby given to the said deten-
dants, that the COMPREHENSIVE Presl-
dent, Directors and Company OF the State
Bank of Illinois-have filed in the Clerk S
office of the Circuit Court of said county,
their Bill in Chancery against the said de-
Pendants for the foreclosure of a mortgage,
and that summons in Chancery has been
issued against them, relurnable before the
said Circuit Court of Lasale county on
the first day of the next term thereof, to
be holden at the court house in Ottawa,
on the first Monday in November next,
and that unless you, the said Norman
Dart, Russell Dart, Aaron Howe, Elish;
Howe and David Let's shall appear before
the said Circuit Court on the first day o
the next term thereof at the time and place
aforesaid, and answer to the complainants
said bill, the same will be taken as con
fessed against you and decree entered
accordingly. l.. LELAND, Clerk
Peers a. Gale, sorS for compifS.
Aug. %, 1912. l2-f
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NIarshal'S Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of execution, is
D sued out of the United States cir
cult dislric, cour, Tor the distric. of Illinois,
in favor Of the United States of America
and against John S. G. Hogan and Go!son
Kerchval, | have levied on the right, tile
and interest Of said defendants in and TO
the following described property. TO wit:
The south half of section No. six (6l in
township number thirty two, (32, north
range No. five, (5,) cas-! of the third prin-
cipal meridian, situated in the county of
Lasalle: Which | shall expose for sale AT
public auction on Tuesday the 4ih day of
October, 1912, between the hours Of 0
o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, q,
the door of the court house in the town
of Ottawa, VIM. PRENTlSS,
u s. Marshal, District Of Illinois.
BY EDW. B. TALCOTr, Deputy.
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A Destructive Wsapon.-Dr. Thompson, of
Smith county, Tenn, has invented a gun which
may he fired fifty times in less than so seconds,
and with much precison.-There are but four
barrels, but fifty breech pieces; all loaded, aud
successfully applied to the barrels by the revolu.
lions Of cylinder turned by the hand. The i'm
provement isintended to apply alone to field pie.
ces in the emergency of war, in not being suited
to small arms Itmay be made to repeat so times
il necessary, in so many seconds
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State of Illinois, : So.
Lasalie county.
Lasalle Circuit Court--To the November Term,
A, ID. 1912.
On attachment.
Abraham Trumbo,
Jonathan b. Spencer.

Jonathan b. Spencer.
DUBLlC notice is hereby gwen 10
the said Jonathan b. Spencer, OF
Port Henry in the State of New York,
that two writs of attachment issued out OF
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF
said Lasale county, dated the 18th day of
June, A. ID. 1912. at the suit of Abraham
1'rumbo of the said county of Lasalle, and
aeans, the estate of the said Jonathan b.
Spaucer, for he sum of twelve hundred
dollars; the one directed 10 the Sheriff Of
said Lasalle county. and the other to the
Sheriff of Grundy county in said State, to
execute which said wrlts have been re-
turned by said SheriGs, as levied upon
the following described property, TO wit:
The southwest quarter of section twenty;
also, the east half of the southwest quar-
ter of section twenty-five, and also the
east half of the norlh-wes, quarter OF Sec
ton twenty-five, all of said lands being
in township thirly-,hrce. north range four,
cas-, of the thirdprinclpal meridian. The
east half of the northeast quarter oil Sec
ton six, in township thrty-two, range
seven; also, the northeast quarter OF sec
ZION five, in township thirty-two, range
seven, and the northwest quarter of sec
ton four, in township thir,y-two, range
seven. east Of the third principal merid-
an: Now, unless you, the said Jonathan
B. Spencer shall personally be and ap-
pear before the said Circuit Court, on the
first day of the next term thereof to be
holden at the court house in Ottawa on
tbs first Monday in November next, give
special bail and plead to The said plaintiff
action, judgment will be entered against
you, in favor of the said Abraham Trum-
bo, and the said estate so attached as alore-
said, will be sold to satisfy the same,
with costs. i. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, PrD's .4h's.
Sspt. 8, 1912. IA
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Administrators Notice.

FENAkE notice that at the next term OF
d the Lasalle county Circuit Court, TO
be holden al the court house in Ottawa
on the first Monday Of November next.
we shall apply 10 said court for an order
to sell the northwest quarter of section
twenty-six-the easthalf OF the northeast
quarter, ard the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton wcnty-sevep--all in township thirty
one, north of range three, east of the third
principal meridian, being a part of the
real estate whereof John llolderman died
seized, for the payment Of the debts
chargeabe against the estate Of said Hol-
derman, in addition to the real estate here
,olore ordered by said cour, to be sold for
tina, purpose: When and where all per-
sons interested can appear, if they see fit,
and show cause to the contrary.
WILLIAM REDDICK,
Administrator
HANNAH HOLDERMAN
ADMINISTRATIVE
Dated September 6. 1912. Ia