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OBITUARY.


wa LUCKY, the rutjrel Of this notice 20
parted this life VI lis residence 10 hivcklsnbu-z
county, T. C., OH the lrh day Of Junc 1915, aged
u yoars and ] | months. Ii is not ulCndsd ia
THIS notice 10 bes0w any lsb0rnd paurgvsic upon
the character ofthe deceased, lAough much IN gh.
be seid, worthy the Imitation oG those who IRE o
follow him upon The great theatre Of life. Like
many others, Nj Lucky, IN The early fart Of bis
life paid little attention 10 hose pfeecPts 81 Chris
Ganity which address themselves directly to the
heart. During talt puiod devoted hiusoif
with ccmmcEdoble energy and zeal 10 bis calling,
and msl that success rbi ch is usually The reward
Of conttant perseverance and sern integrity, -
rom the smallest beginnings, ty patient lsbours
through number OF years, he gathered thor
large amount OF tus Ids goods, 40 that in old
a he felt nat the pressure q watt. For sever
al Of the last years Of hi, life, he was c. Ted 10
experience fnuch bodily affection, uotwithstand-
ing which he stll continued 10 manifest THAI
same energy Of character which he'd 50 promi-
ncnily ehararierizd his earlier years. Nearly
The whole lF his life was spent ~ the county ia
Which g died and those with whom he o3n-
stantly lived and moved can best testify Of his kind
aud oGhIng disposition "a u neehbor and friend
10 his family the greatest peace and harmony pre-
vailed. He commanded the affection Of al in
the largest degree and consequently the most will
ing and ready obedience.
~ ms last sickness ne sui!2fcd nGch, Curing
which he crinced the humility, meekuass and pa.
Iience Of the mature christian. His mertal fac.
uties remained unimpaired 10 tie last few
hours before his death, being fully cr..s,ious that
the time Of his departure was at hand, he gave sun.
dry directions concerning his estate in his usual
lucid and intelligent manner. Having now &C.
COM shCd tie work he had to do upon earth. he,
with the Utmost conness and composure, bucklcd
on his amor and pre- pared himself TO meet and
graphic with ire last enemy, and here il may DO
truly said, he found death conquered fee. To
those then present lie slid he was fully prepared
and ready for deaths summons whenever il might
come. II ,h, calm ana Tranquil state Of mind
he remained for q short time, and then cneiy
laid himself down IN .he embrace Of death. His
earthly remains are deposited IN the burial ground
at Sugar Greek Church, 10 which they were at
tended By humorous relatives and .ymPa,hizng
friends, to shed the tsar over the ashes Of him
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Department. which, connected with ths al
legged presence Of a Mexican force on the
Nueces, are certainly worthy of note,
General Scott, who had been presiding at
the Board of Examination at West Point,
leit this city, II is said, very suddenly on
The night of Tuesday last, in consequence
Of message received from Washington.
Other r1mors are niloai IN various quarters
10 the effect that hostile movement 10
contemplated by the government for the
purpose Of driving The Aexicnns over tho
Rio del Nofle. More significant, howev.
er, than all these gisings out, is the tone
Of the government organ ltsolf. ]! no
longer effects to treat with conianpt The
opinion that Mexico may offer iorcrble re-
sisance to annexation, but takes up and
treats with great seriousness the statements
which have frequently appeared relative TO
Inc issuing Of letters Of marque by Mexico,
and declares in the most emphatic terms,
that if that power venture on such step,
the government Of tho Emitted Siaics would
at once tissue orders 10 tho Commanders
Of our squadron if they have not already
been jssued-toireats pirates my foreign
vessel Tint is pleased % sail wth foieigo
crews under lhose letters Of mardue,
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LENC0RNTON
MALE ACADEMY.
Benz. Sumner, \. NJ. Principal
ThOs. j. Summer, ..;.,,u,T.,.h..
Rich. Ell. e itidici2, ''''''1N' 1saSN''''

rENHE next term Of the above School will COM
= monco on the c4th or July,
PRICES OF TUITION PER TERM OF
FIVE MONTHS
|. Orlhography, Rcsd ding and Writing, SIS 90
?. Arithmetic, Geography and Rudlmcn,s
of Grammar, z 90
3, H,rlofy, English Grammar, Rhetoric,
Elements Of Natural Philosophy, PLY.
sol9gy. Composition and Defamation, 10 90
4. Mathematics Natural, Moraland intel
lsoiual Philosophy, hogc, Astronomy,
Chemistry, Mjncra'ogy and Geology, AZ SO
S. Latin and Greek Languages, Us 90
Fuel and other contLngenries. IS
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ga BY recent fire at Cambridge, the
Athnneun buiding, put upa few days since
by Harvard University, TO receive the
great Panorama of Athens, was consumed,
together ~th the panorama. Every effort
was made to save il. The Students we're
very active in their Efforts for this purpose.
The Painting was taken down and rolled
up; but it was impossible 10 get it out of
the room until window was cut in the
wall, and before that could be done the
fire seized the picture, and those attempt.
ing TO save il had 10 desis,.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEM.
DRY OF ROBERT WILLIAMSON, ESQ.

At Special Term Of the Superior Court for
Lincoln county, meeting Of the Members sfthe
Bar vas leld on tho occasion Of The death Of
Robert williamson, Esq whose decease hsd on
yesterday been announced to them.
Ga motion Of " J Alexander, ESQ His Hon.
OF Judge Pearson was called 10 lhs chair
Thefeupon II c Jones ESQ. moved the follow.
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Retolusa, That tho members Of Tie Bar in at.
tendance al tins term Of The Court have husrd
with emotions o. profound sorrow ofiae doath Of
Their venerable and respected brother and friend,
Robert Williamson
Reached, That they hold in high respect the
character Of tho deceased as being marked with
mtestHg, palriotsm, kindness and oil the social
Nirsges. 10 an omineut degree Ills proies. onsl
life, which lastod Tor nearly hal! century, er
aiuitod degree Of intelligence, fsithfuIness and
p-opfeiy OF dcmeaaof, which rendered high tish.
~ useful to tie community, aud secured the en-.
truug regarC o! Lis associates
Reso!red That copies OF these resolutions be
signed by lbe Chairman and Secretary Of III =
meeting and sent to tie nearest relatives Of the
deceased, with the assurance Of our deep gym.
pslhy IN their afhctag bereavement,
Resolved. That Us token Of our regard for the
deceased We Will wear fer Thirty days the usual
badge Of mourning, snd That We will attend us {
body, the funeral oftbe deceased.
Reseirsd, That the nswsps pers OF The State he
requested 10 publish these proceedings
On motion OF n. W GuiOn, ESQ,
RtEolrsd That II c, Jones, ESQ be appoint,
cd to present these resolutions to the Honorable
Superior Court now in Session, with request
that hey be spread npor the minutes Of the Court
K NJ. PEARSON, Chairman.
WV LANDER, .Seertt0ry,
Pursuant TO tho foregoing resolution to that IF.
feet, H. c Jones' Esq. the Solicitor for t5s Judi.
cial circuit, with few preliminary remarks upon
The character and social relations Of tn. deceased
moved hi, honor that the foregoing proceedings
Of the Bar be spread upon the minutes of the
Court, which was ordered sccordinglyi shortly
after which the Members Of tho Bar moved in
procession from tbs Court House TO tho p,ce OF
intsrueut u the Lutheran Grave Yard, and at
tended the funeral Of tho deceased
Lineo!nion. juno H. lsi5.
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TROrRLE WITH MEXICO.

The New York Herald Of the Goth ui-
tlmo, says:
Among the indications Of a threaten.
ing character, which engage public atten'
ton, are certain movements 10 the War
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BE on YOUR GUARD.

4 Bank Note Of $50, ingoniously alter.
cd from So Bill, was presented at the
counter Of the Branch Bank Of Cape Fear
yesterday, and Instantly detected, 1t was
Note OF The Bank of the Stale of South
Carolina, payable at Charleston, to c.
Webb. Raj Reg.
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!he Colonel would have been The isnora.
mus certain persons wish US to believe he
is, had he sent such o list, and no one
would have though, i, worth while 10 have
taken il from The Office. Ii his votes on
oil questions Of Importance, be not quite
generally known by his constituents, why
does not the sapeni editor publish them
The Jetiersonian was equally astounded /;
that Col Barrnger should have sent any
of his speeches on the Mint resolution !"
10 his constituency. The ubGrer is
worthy of his hire" and he wanted to
show them, that where they fhis cors!itu.
cnls) upe deeply interested he was at
work. Who could have made more ef.
icient, and as il proved to be, effective
speech on the subecti Whol unless il
be an Editor we woI Of But enough
The Democrats are using every enAea.
ynur, 10 dolenI the reelection uf our Wing
candidate, andt elect Mr.. Fisher: Arouse
ye, Wings, and atng back upon them the
only effect their GspeGslons dcserye-the
success Of Our present worthy
incumLeut
SPECTATOR JR.
Spring Hill View, C4GurrYs, June, lS45.
j. 5. After whiting the ubnye, we dis
covered f.om paper so borrowed from u
trleEd, tina, HE remark. we alluded 10 as
the Editors of the Jefcrsonian are from
the pen Of u correspondent. 1t ls imma.
teral, ns original articles over Anonymous
signatures Grs considered as embracing
The views Of the editor useless he lake oc.
caslon in his etitotlal to express differ.
eace. S.
We have no ulkind focling personally TO
ward. Mr. Hampton, nor d. Ne euieltsa any
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LAT NEXT

AT NEXT
auslcal composer OF this
machine, for which. he
nt a patent, by which a
pver, after he has play
imposition, that il is all
faper bars, rest,
I'd all, so that any mu-
piece from the machine
simple IN construction.
piano, md can DO 90,
Mirror,
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In this county, on tie 24th ut, by a. EI
win, Tsq, Mr.. ADAM SILER 10 Mrs SALL
MA PARKS.
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ouhl published ~ the Jedersoni4b.
sion al LincClnton. Estates that Col.
me out in favor of the annex alton OF
eaiy. Tits may all DO ,Tus. But
sed 10 the measure, either by treaty
button, as uncon ttulional And we
hese sticklers for rigid construction
Ittution TO point out Gle line that ia.
p measure az tho annexation 0: for.
try 10 these States. Tie opponents OF
Ill please 10 recOlleet the Unconstitu.
VI the measure WAS one Of ttciF strong
tents against it--but now that they want
particular point, tic arc willing to bend
'rument in any direction TO accomplish
ds Mr. Fisher said in his speech thatths
.sts at the Month and South opposed The &C
hon Of Louisiana and now they are opposed
Fnexaton Mr.. Fisher has forgotten, per.
.ps, tist Mr.. Jefferson admitted Tho unoonsliiu.
onaiiy ofgstlng Louisiana yet. because il was
paramount importance 10 tie ceuniry the con.
question was waiv ID, Jui with Tcxas Il
quite different. There is no necessity for our
curing tia, country. II Will have a tendency
niiura tie old States and benefit no one but
c land spectators aud the holders Of Texas
tip, Il Is vel for tho country that somo enc
gard The constitution with sufficient generation
Try and prevent its violation. 30, to show
~ suby,e, poor human nature is TO change NC
II attention to TIE following resolution intro.
iced into the I 5 Senate Ia 1926, By Mr Van
lfcn;
9 Rs,olred, That o., Tortr ef forming Or sn.
ring an any manner whatever into new po
zeal associations or eoHftarae5es belongs 10
( ProYis Of The GEfsG Stafes, IN heu arr.
ign character. icing oae II Tie Toerrs plteh,
4 haring teea drltgGtcd u The GorerHmeHt, u
s,'rtG 10 The States Or Topic snd that It i
i within the constitutional power OF the Fodc.
Government 10 apPo,u; d pulies or BePresen
Iisss Of any description. to represent Tie United
aies ia tbs Congre. Of Panans, Of to psftei.
10 in the doliberatIon. " discussion, " recon
sGd4giou OF aels Of Tia, Cougtes.
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- ~. F,.hc, a, L.ncol,ton stated

- .ir F,,hcr a, Lincultton stated
sl Cotton gools are actually much high.
Fl1s 10 the consumer than formerly -
saA Is, taking mt consideration he i'm.
"a machine y and The ID" price
60 Eas au,,lc. This may be irue, but
at Fisher did NJ take tho trouble 10 tell
rs foapie that Il wat law Of tfn1e that
Y 'aPf'y and demand regulated the price,
-iaat i, Il there wasa great demand aad
'tna. supply he prices would be high
% 50 4 lhefs vas largo supply and no
|'aAn9 Tie puce. would 10 low. II is
s' DC raw material is 30 los thnt psr.
aot examining into The cause would
1ase Cotton goods ought to DO lower.
fa ailen no IS told ihal but lately the
-aI0a market has been thrown open for
u sic Of nur goods, and that our mer.
i'iasufe carving on a profitable trade
Ia iaat country, It viii DO apparent to
shy Il ls that goods arc no lower. -
Il vii b. evident 10 every one lhat
~ examine ~ article on our first pngc
he Tariff that cotton goods are lower
es ltan ,h;y were ten years ago, not.
a''anding tho black Wing tsff.
= A4s--
FTin Mf. Fishers speech Of Lincoln
% ~ nnlicing the opinion Of the friend, Of
. Tariff that The tax did not make good,
sAer, and that the foreign merchant and
Fl The consumcL.- paid the tar. he nsks
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Mr. Il j WALKER

Sinco cur last, We have come across tie
following cx,rac, from the Washington
Union. conlradiclng tho charge Of PERU.
T, made agans Mr. Walker We insert
It as an oct Of justice. Ii now dovolse,
Spon tie editor Of ho Columbia Observer,
either 10 sustain The charge BY incontestl.
Die etidence or withdraw IL:
we are authorized 10 pronounce the whole
statement to &c utterly flse aud unfoaaded Ne
such sale, from tic two gsutlsmen referred n, TO
Mr. Walker, was ever executed, 10 such note
IVES ever made ~ HIM, BY yiftu. Il any such
sal- nor did he ever make any afilav, denying
such sals. OF Of tie eIrcliloa o. tie note Nhi1h
he q aaeCc! 10 have given therefor"
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AFFECTED DISTRESS

Tia Union, which has appeared Ear 6,c
Au IN mourning Tor the death OF General
.tss n, rcbukc, the National inielligen.
,.i. sad the whole Wing press, for their
80 announcements Of that event. The
cq.uer follows % the suggestion with .
bee article, containing many citations from
3, Wig papers, aud accusing them nf
rtug lii. solemn occasion f. rouse tho
zee spirit e party. We ask these gen.
.nsa 10 heed the excellent advice, which
Ivy have quoted from the lnleIligencer,
b conveying M ungenerou. ia,iuualion.
lts Editors of tina, diguifcd joutnal mere.
|, ~ chat they leave the duty Of portray.
|al lhe merits of Gen. Jackson's public
Z % hi, friends, trusting that i, will Do
it.Shsf,cd By them rifh iurt dci;eGoy
ri ,leh respeei for opialon, differing
sss lAtirs Gs 10 ieaee no ground FER con.
gr,riy orfr his erare." As far as wc
he observed, tho Wing press have zen.
~ maintained respectful silence as to
= character Of Gen Jackson. This sure.
vas OIL that could be expected Of ,hen.
Re hey a.i-r Pruapuncing, IN ono day,
Z administration violent, reckless and
;sat ogs, on tbs next, aner hearing Of
4 traia, 70 fctfact all they havo said,
|t'faiy because he has submitted 10 the
ianoa lo! Of humanity Richmond
|iaE
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u r. the discussion at l.neolutoa ~ Fish
er is represented 10 have faj4'"h he Intended to
conlle, tho eanys" on high and ho-oraJIs
rfo1ad. Ilow Tar 10 ae,sd ia accordance With
ths Intention, We leave our readers 10 llg. shea
we state thsl he ssurfs3 while spasktn. relative
to TEXAS. that ii was lost 10 ibis county BY the
ueacasry o. JOHN Quincy Adam, Now, it i.
known to somo IN It's town snd u was charged
last summer daring the Pr,'idontal contest, that
tic person, pho wors the cause OF The loss OF
Toxaf 10 this country was John c. Calhoun,
Wm II Crawford and WIN. Writ, all Southern
men. Mr Calhoun no doubt heard Of tho charge.
ba. KEEP an undign fed silence on the subject
and silence give, conssnt--l, proves the charge
to be true Yet Mr. Fisher. to divert odinm
from lie Msgnur Apollo attaehos il 10 Mr.,
Adams. no su in reality the only person in
Nr Nunroa's Cabinet who favored Tho scqni,J
taa OF Trra, This 10 cali. " conducting tho
canvass on high and Honorable grounds" Mr.
Adams ha, pfonitcd disclosure. then tie trglh
viii be known without, doubt
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- Was Ms course relative 10 The uCalh
\ Gen. Harrison I 4 few black limos Of
!. head aud foot Of the announcement Of
I, death. This was an unusual circum.
rp.e--a milton had lost IFS head lit was
NJ FIRST 'ime tho, q acting Presiden, bad
.s,.tsd this li!e-It was a casualty that
a. calculated 10 aslound US and call into
Koa the kinJliesi feelings Of cur nature,
M he could give the announcement with
|, ss black liner and then in few DAYS
ts 0 10 grumble over his General expenses
a.l had been incurred by tho Marshal Of
h. District Of Columbia, man OF his own
,sGlie.. We give Tie following remarks
,,nDru1riate al thu, time:
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vs. We learn from the last Raleigh
Register that J, II. Ilauehton, Esq. Of
.a,ham county, has in accordance with
hes Of many Of the Wings of the
ct, declared himself candidate
rss The Wings have candi.
p every district.
g.
Foceedlugs Of meeting al
US, relative 10 making pre-.
@ celebration Of the Nth Of
IS Ford, did not reach US
late TO do any good by
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SPECTATOR, Ja.

We have no ulkind focling rsronnlly to
ward, Mr.. Hampton, nor % ne euteltsia any
dlslcspect for bin.
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3f- We aro rejo,eed 10 Learn from the Observer
that meeting Of the cit Ions Of Fayetteville was
held on the 2Oyh u!t, tho Mayor in the char, to
adopt such measures as was necessary for the
pg5s safety They decided upon opening new
.teo, through the burn, district, for which 800
was appropriated on coalition that the balance
DO raised by the owners Thoy resolved to nbol.
ish tho Ci,izcns' Patrol snd hayo a hired Guard
substituted, and the town council are urged to
prsycn, by all means in i,s power The erection Of
sny but Fro Proof bgIdlsg.on tho vacant lots
A n gcod measures.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-05-09

Supplying a New Market.-The day
is not remote when the valley Of the Mis-
sissipp will furnish breads tuls for a
large portion Of this continent. Nearly
every day brings 10 light some new fea.
ture in our trade, showing how rapidly
and widely it is extending. Sixty-fve
hundred sacks Of wheat, averaging about
two bushels each. have been purchased
in the country above this, and were re-
ceived here within few days past, to he
shipped, via New Orleanes, TO mills in
Nova Scotia. The time is within the re-
collection of many Of our merchants,
when the idea of purchasing wheat in
Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa, for mills in
Nova Scotia, would have been laughed a.
as wild and improbable speculation
81. Louis Republican.
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Administrators Notice.

"A LII persons having claims against
IN the estate Of Joseph Morehead,
decd, ore hereby notified and requested
TO attend before the probate justice Of La
Sale county, Illinois, a, his office in OF
tawa. in said county, on Monday the I'd
day of June, A. ID. ls45, for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted, that being
the time fixed upon by the subscriber in
pursuance Of the statute, for the purpose
of settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedent. l.. WOODWARD.
April lS, 1915. .4dm'r.
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Spring and Summer Fashions,
Fashionable Tailoring,
GEORGE SMITH

4 bESPECTFULLY returns thanks TO the ci.
Il = items of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit continuance Of the same. His Tai
ioring establishment is on the south side of
he public square, over J. &, G. Armours store.
He is prepared to do work on the most reasona-
BILE terms, and warrants all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted ro f,if properly made up.
The latest fashions from New York city are
regularly received, which enables him to furnish
garments of the latest and most approved STYLE.
~ B. Lumber, and most kinds If countyy
produce wiH6 he tahen IN payment far ,o0rk .
Ottawa, May 0, 1915. 3Of
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Since our last, trade has improved con-
sderably, by the arrival of large amount
of Spring goods, and the consequent, in
crease of receipts of produce from the
country. Winter Wheat commands II
cents, and Spring 10 cents less.
The market is principally supplied
with Oats from Ohio and Indiana, which
are sold at 81 cents. We consider this
rather . broad hint TO producers, not to
neglect smaller, which are ofientimcs the
most profitable grains, in the mania for
wheat growing. This has been one,
though an inferior cause Of the agricultu.
raj poverty Of the South. A planter there
thinks it a disgrace to raise or sell any
thing but cotton. From careful inquiries,
we believe that this season, the dispro-
portion of the oat and potato crops is not
so great as formerly.
SALT holds on at so, with a pros
pect Of decline.
LUMBER is retailed at So per Nj. COM
mon, and IL a l3 clear. This staple
will not remain long at this price, but
must, IN our opinion, GO TO 81 per M. for
common, and 10 | for clear. which
we think will be the ruling price until af.
ter harvest, as there is large supply on
hand, which is receiving cons,an, addi-
tons.
PoTAToEs from wagons bring % %
cents. -NeWs.
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Administrators sale,

n Office is hereby given that. by
/ Y virtue of an order of the La Sale
circuit court. made at the March term
thereof, A. d., ls45, upon application
of John Hubbard, administrator of the cs-
tate of Dormon Weeks, deceased, the
following real estate will be sold at public
sale on Tuesday the goth dag Of Nay
neat, to satisfy claims against said dece-
dents estate, TO wit: All the title and in
terest Of Dorman Weeks, deed, to the
ne q of tho sc Of sec. 10, Il. 35, N. Il.
3, T.. Sd p. M; and Is acres on the
north end OF the VIII of the Sc q Of the said
section, and bounded as lollows-begn-
ming at the ne corner of said VIII of the Sc
q of SAID section, at stone thence south.
erly 9 44-.lO0 chains, on the east line of
said VIII: thence westerly and parallel
with the north line of said VIII to the east
side of the road, on the west side of said
VIII: thence noriherly on the east line of
said road 8 chains a d A links, to a stone:
thence easierly to the place of beginning.
Sale to take place on the premises.
between the hours of 10 o'clock. a. m. :,
and 4 o'clock, p. M, at which time the
terms of sale will be made known by
JOHN HUBBARD, Adm'r.
April 4, lS45. 42-6
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Administrators Notice.
fTNHE undersigned. administrator of

fHNllE undersigned, administrator Of the
estate OF William Bruster, of La Sale
county, deceased, will attend before the
honorable court of probate of said county,
on Saturday, the 9TH day of June next,
for the purpose of settling and adjusting
all claims against the estate of said de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified and reques-
ted to present them at that time for adj
justment according 10 law.
SAMUEL CARTER, .9dm'r.
Ottawa, April Is, 1915. 44-Gt.