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9ih. Drawing heavy roller over The
young whea, both 10 aUioma sud spring.
This process must be useful in crushing
many eggs and larvr.
10Th. Permitting sheep aud other aui.
mails TO graze the wheat fields While tho
meets are laying their eggs-By these
means large numbers Of The eggs will be
devoured with the leaves.
ll;h Burning the stubble immediately
after harvest sud ploushug IN the remains.
This IS BY car The mos, practicable and ef
iectUal mode Of exlerninaIins the insect, or
ct least, Of checking lis increase. In the
slubbie are many pupr Of the ay, Of this
time completely IN our power; If, in respins,
the s'pbbie is LEFT high, The Gre wou ! sweep
rapidly over field, ana destroy nearly All
the PEI 4 the few which escaped the FIRE,
would, BY the plough. be buried So deep as
10 perish N tie earth; mere plou.hiug n
Of the siub5.e must be highly useful Il
the TWO recommendation last named we're
thoroughly put 10 pfectce over the whole
country not only upon wheat, bot also on
rye and barley, and any other plants ut
tackled b the Hessian FL the ravases Of
this insect Uoaid, III all probability, ere
long, become scarcely worthy Of notice.
Il may nol be improper, in tbs pace,
10 state tha, the foregoing account Of the
habits Of The Ilessian fl is derived from
my long continued observations, and tia,
| have moreover eudeayored to consult all
the papers Of any importance which have
been published on the subject.
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING

The Nech.enburg Agricultural Society
held is second regular meeting for l-45
al the Charlotte Hotel Max 9lh Afei
tie ealing Of tie roll, DR.. Ross, from Tie
Committee appointed to prepare list oi
Premiums for 1915, reported as follows
The Committee appointed by the Meek
burg Agricultural Society, ati,s February
meeting, "a prepare Isl Of Premiums tor
the Year -45, beg cave 10 report The lu'.
lowing PREMIUM MS
For The beet lot Of Corn, grown on ct les than
one acre Q. lad, S 60
For the best lol 81 Wieat grown on not
less than one acre of.sa3, ) GO
Ter tie greslss, ruzs..,y of G5ss, ~
weight grown oil not ,ess than one acre
Of land, 60
Fer the greatest 7aantty Of Cotton, in tie
seed. growB on rot less than enc acre 5 90
Tor the best lot of Tunjps, grown on not
less than half au acre 50
For re bcst Con- 10. exceeding two years
old. 30
For tie test Male Cst 10. exceeding two
years oli, 90
For the best BAL or H.ifst Calf not o1.
cccdiug lwo years Old, %
For the bes' log, hot eIcseling two wars
old 90
Tor the best lalr 60
For the best piece OF Domestic James, not
less than ~ Yar+5, ! 90
t1' the best paiec of D9mestie FlsHHsl, no.
less than ID Yards 3 90
For tie sesi lot Of 4rticAoles, not less than
one iogr.. of 40 acre, 50
fof tac bast lot q Corn S;4lk Ng!1ssss.
not less than 10 gallons, 90
F5r tic Let 10. Of he. Potatoes, no. less
ta.u Of an acre, ? 81
F.G tie best lgt Of Netet 10 acre, . 50
Your Committee would sugges, the pro.
pr0ely Of dividing The Society INTO four us
lricts, 50 as 10 make each district as con.
yeulent for examination as possible; aud
appoint Il committee ia each district lar
ibe purpose Of examining each members
farm once ia each year, and make report
to the Society and to offer not less ,hau
Ten Dollars. or more, a. the Society may
find itself able, f1r the be-, managed farm
IN all its Departments IL each district.
Oraered, That any person competing
fur the Premium on Piows, shall show rbal
his plow IS an improvement on the pIows
IN ordinary use, and shall exhibit il at he
Par, and there have It's qualities tested.
Ia pursuance Of the above report Of the
Comml,'ee, he County was divided into
four Districts, and Committees appointed
to award Premiums for the bes, mauaged
farms IN each, as follows:
Ist District: From Nason's Ferry
Road fstarting at Charlotte to Beatty.
Ford Eoad-Committee, Col. T, l. Gfer,
K. VI. Alexander, A. b. Davidson.
u : From Beatty Ford Road 10 States.
Vile Road-Coomltiee, Col 3. ". Alex.
anacr, Lewis Diuktn-, Andrew Springs.
81: From Gulesy.lg Road to Salisbury
H0ad-Commiitee, Capt. John Walker.
!. II. Maxwell. ESQ. T. l.. Hutchinson, F,>q.
4th: From Salisbury Road to Mason's
Ferry Road Committee, Maj. b. Morrow
James II. Davis, Wm. Reid, Esq.
The Committees 10 Report al the next
annual meetigg.
J. ". HAMPTON. Seetfes,g.
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w Orrns, w orIns ,

& tONSTOCk'S EERMlFUGE for tie cc-taiu
u Destruction Of Worms. This mu,A ctls.
braicd sftlclc - now for sale Ia this place hy
Oates. The numerous lives that have been
saved by this article, s1lii eent guarantee 'hs,
erery mother should keep 10 hcr house. The
pebtc have been grossly deceived Of late, by cer-
tain ether preparations cot np IN imitation 81 lhs.
They must consider It great blessing that lbcy
have nov sphn her reach the only genuine
preparation, uhich il certain 10 destroy ans qrsa-
u'y Of worms child may have, IL. a.clrss To
accompany Ibis with any certificate, the lrt.-c is
well known without sod wholesale ~ Com
seek & Go, u Cortland 81. y u and D O4tc,.
Charlotte.
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Magical Pain Extractor.

ED EDJGuON lOURF0LD IN PRIC ES-
= D 0r nothing il he pssr 10 no. lelighted With
q An article that every family must CONSIDER
indispensable, when they know il power and va.
lut, and which has heretofore been sold loo high
70 reach all classes, bias non been reduced fur,
fJtd ~ PRICE With : view that fieh and poor, hirh
and .o,s, and IN fact every human being may ..
Joy IFS comforts, and an who get il shall have
the Price returned 70 them il they are not delight.
cd with iis use. We assert, without the possibll-
ny of contradiction, ,ha, al Bayns or Seolds, CT
cry sItrrql A0ye, old or fresh, and all external
pains aud aches, no matter ehere shall be redu.
ced to comfort by It IN five Misunderstanding lite,
iub " scar No burn cdE Be- fatal " this u ap-
Piled, unless The rifalS az Destroyed IL The atci.
dent Il is truly magical, % appearance, Ia its
effects. EnqIirc for " Couue2s Magical Pain Tx.
tractor S4iye,' At ComstucA \ Co.'S q Cortland
Street Price 70 cents, 81 four times as much for
~ cents, snd ten times as much ioi 81
al country merchants are requested 10 take 1t
to ihclr tORns on commission, the greatest bcs.
50 2 10 nana.ad that has been discovered in med.
Icinc iof ages. Ials is sirorg language but you
mas depend its power VII Justify it, Sold al 81
Go.tland Street . hese il can be found genuine
n Scw YORK city.
CAT llON.-Bc sure you gel CcSSzL's, as our
plate .ith Dllley's name on It has becn stolen
and counterfeit and worthless stuff may appear
under that name. See that il IS direct from Com.
It. cA & 20, or never touch It. Fur sale at the
Charlotte Dug Store by b Oates
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SICK FseNd-afhe Remedy
EAR sP0HNs llrad ache Remedy, i II
y 81 70 BE- he ouly preparation Tat vi
tectsaliy eufc thar secret III al complaint
sons raiuR this Article vii never has lat
head be, II poDpi- hsd raihsr Ctu a'.' e
OF dollar 70 Be entirely cured than ;, a.'
for two ~ thlte d1ys. they esn ~ - BPS
bottle II lbi. Rene Sold vholesal. sf =
stock & O.. 81 lJil.aul 81 y y, aud ic sd =
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THE E.iDN's
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tasra1Plsd ctsoPHs. '-orsr ssrsBiy pisest o
Masjc fof only ~ 81 so. ~

SsNilE La6y's Musical Library i so firmly e.
m tsblDshec in tie estimation of discern IMP
public, that the ordinary parade common in com.
mcncIng new volumes Of periodicals., Is, IN this
case. thoroughly unupcssssfy In issoing pos
pecus OR The fguth rslgrt Uf The yallabls york
the Publisher simply calls Tie attention Of Musi
cal Amateurs to the important fact, that ell tho
NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR MUSIC Is
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"a bY any other publisher Of music. Mnsir fIr
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pferedenird reduction afforded without anY info
r1rliy 10 appearance or correctness. The Mut
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OF esiabltshcd tepuiafan ard profound erpc.
fieucr, hIe the mrchaaicat department i
executed ia styis uat wiI bear cemparftoa
With any MI SlGAL PUBLICATION IN TIE
WORLD. Ike oil undertakings designed for
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met with strenuous opp9sitlnn from the few Such
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y understood by al parties that the sanc music
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utter Of the Musical Library Nevertheless, in
spite Of Misrepresentation Of al orders and kinds.
II IL steadily gaining ground. All that the pub.
Usher desires IN 'efniation oithe erroneous charges
made against the LIBRARY y, that Ladies will
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y that II contains the CHEAPEST MUSIC Ey
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'snged ond adapted for the use ofthe great mass Of
amateur periormera
The LADY's MUSICAL LIBRARY forIs45
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TO the publisher resources 40 that he can con.
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even surpass 10 predecessors. Among the mn
sic already published IN the lsl4 volume viii
be found the following
POPULAR BANJO SONGS.
Dandy jim # Caroline, Old DIM Tucker,
boatmg"'S Danee, Ny Old 1nnt !SgHY,
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Ladies' Magazine for 84i, ~ the Musical Librsy /
Tor is45
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II gle. @9nn1.

Just RECEHED
Gentlemen - Ia u.n~-
dies Gold lever ehhs,
silver do.
Gold Guard \ Fob Chains & keys.
BreaSt Pins and Finger Rings,
GOidand silver Pencils.
Table and Tea spoons. .Sarranted,l
German Fable and Tea do.
Plated Candicsticks and Casters,
Zine Raxors in pairs and single,
Zine Pocket and Pen KNIVES,
low Tor CASH.
THO TROTTER.
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dir. TAYlOR's
Balsam of LiverWOrt.

For tls cure Of Coughs Colds Catarrh, Asttua,
Hhoopinc Cough, Bronchitis, Lirtr Complaint,
and all Affections Of The Throat aud Lungs.
ZDillS remedy IS invaluable and uncauuRcd--
- Il is purely vegetable aud highly medici.
nal mild and gentle in It's effects upon the sys.
TEN, and being en- rely free from all mineral pro
duets, by many 50 jcstly feared and dreaded. IS
perfectly safe. IS well as salu,aty From noWl.
edge Of ITS properties, and he wonderful success
which has attended II, even II disicuk and ag.
gravattd cases, for nearly ten years, during which
i has been in use, The Fropr,for feels no hestan
cy 10 Introducing 1t, and recon me nding il 10 al
who unfortunately may have occasion to resort 10
some means Of recovery Physicians no, unfre
querlly use Il q Their practice, and with the Med.
zeal FACULTY centrally, It has met wI.h much
more thar orc AIRY appreciation.
ttr.Ihesies ard testimonials could be furnish.
cd N abunturc &c from the highest and most re
spectacle sources of persons 10 either have been
greatly relieved BY it, or entirely recovered from
affections o. the Lungs and Liver, but We insert
only The following
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED
lhsreby cry that asst August, was attack
ed ~ith violent aud pr5fuse henorrbare from the
Lungs, sesere cough, with the cxpcciora,ion Of
much mucous, pain u The head, Soreness IN the
chcsi. and othsr distressing symptoms bough,
bottle Of DF Gsylors Dalsam OF Lycrw orl rosa
37j Bowefy, which under the essing Of Prov.
iusncc, gave NE immediate relief I,s fleet has
been such IN my case that cannot tao highly
Pfaise r. CHAS l.. SMITH,
APrlle, ls43 l53 Iilery st. BROOKLYN
taf common Cold and Cough, this Is one OF
the very best remedies ever discovered
y. There j, spurious and counterfeit artr
Gle aaoat, therefore be careful 10 get the genuine
shich is from 37j Bowery, \ Y
LA Fresh supply 81 tie above Medicine jas,
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Rail Road Notice,

A IL measurement, goods b. the South CAROL.
"a IA Raj kosd are reduced 10 ~ cents per
cubic foot
4 r. MONTGOMERY, Agent
Z = The Company cortirue 10 receive and iar.
ward all goods consigned 10 their care wIlhou, De.
az, and free Of charge, which Affords every faciL
ily to goods transported over this Road
Cslamb,s, Msrch %, lst5 es
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HNliE subscriber has the pleasure to inform his
IL cid friends and customers, aud the public
generally, that he has recently purchased the
large Brick House, adjoining the north
west corner OF the Court House, in the Town OF
Concord and has itted it up in fashionable and
comfortable style as HOUSE for the accom-.
motion Of the public Ills House has been tho.
roughly rcPaircd-hIs rooms are large and con.
v,hienily arranged, ard his furniture is entirely
new' His lloslcr is not surpassed BY any in The
State lie falters himself tina, from ms long ex-
perence IN the business he is able 10 give sslis.
faction 10 all Sho may favor him with cali All
ask is fair trial. Call and Judge for yourselves.
klAH +. HARRIS
Concord, N C, Hay 10, ls45. 3stf
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Medicines, Paints, Pcrfuncry
Asb
FANCY ARTICLES.

IHgteiH III zoe 70 "''"H HF' re n ana genuine
Hil 'ud v,il b. add NJ los az can Sc
s!tarded Fhya,-aufs prescriptions
Pot % wish particular care. Esery article cold
@afran'rt 10 BE- as represented. Pursnssets " IN
Herc fuh q. the nrw and approved Medicines
" Mf l.. Henderson, late Of Salisbury, " ho
las con derablc experience - an up2fhccary, will
be n tho sbopai ~ ttmcs " attend 10 the bas ness
dJAi ORDERS Y ii3 receive the most PROMPT
attention. WV $. HORNENT.
Cian0ts, March o, ISIS gar
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FcERgE EGO.sss. asY.

-NNHiSaaoS y < = IIeFF4SAi iAraflan OF
Yale College Conn, at the request Of the
Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth.
THE HEsSIAN FLY.
The Hsssian hy is attacked by numer.
Gus ioes, which, in various stages Of It's ex.
isIenee, destroy large part Of every gen.
Grafton. Whether it has, in It's winged
stale, any enemies, escei the ordinary Dc.
siroyers Of flies know not. The eggs,
shile lying en- the leaves OF the Young
plant ere visited b. a yery minute four.
winged insect, "a species Of plaiy. caster,
wmeh lays 10 them It's own eggs. From
r observation, /, appears that occasion
g. as many as FIVE OF SIX eggs Of this
asite are laid 10 single egg Of the
ptIsssisn fy. The latter egg hn,cbes and
becomes a p0pa, as usual but from the
pu?a case, instead Of the Hessran fly issues
one or more Of these minute parasites.
The pupa, while embedded 10 the s,ala
are attacked BY q, east three dlf.ren, min
nla parasites, lour.winged hymcaopleFa, J
which, bring through the sheath Of the
,,alk, deposiie their eggs IL the body with
IN and the latter is insliy deyoured BY the
parasite Iarva. These are the principal
means by which the multiplication Of tie
Hessian fy is restrained within iolerable
limits
Although the loss annually sustained By
she whea; growers Of his country, IN con-
sequence Of the ravages Of The Hessian Az,
lie severe, yet It is well nigh impossible 20
ascertain even lis probable amount. As
long since as $500, d.. S L. Mitchell. Of
New York, affirmed thai be insect is
more formidable 10 Us than would be an or
my Of twenty thousand IIessiaus.' In
1904, President Dwight Of Yale college,
remarked that "ihis insect is feeble and
helpless 10 the extreme deienceless against
the least enemy, and crushed BY the mos.
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Rain, of ColsI

aLDNESS cured eet'Hf1
Y u The reputation If an or,
mol by extensive udvcrlIng mi
known virtue aud Intrinsic "
tho proprietors Of the " BAL
been in accordance with III
have ondoavorcd 70 give 10
with which the user would
fed. Il is well known to y
parat'en, TINT Il hcops thel
restores II on bald places ID
making tho hnir perfectly
what ia Of equal interest,
from danGruH in fact G.,
vents entirely, my sceuni1
Sold Wholesale by Comstod
3, n Y, aud retail By u Oai
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UItTHFAIIDNH.
J. On one demise.
2 On four demises.
bGentlemen dcsifons Of obtaining the ab-ye
Blanks, VIII please make application 10 Edmund
.. freeman, Esq, at the Supreme Court CLERK s
Roam, 10 tip Capitol.
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Our Fashion Plates EGtra,

That is we shall give as many embellishments
as any other two dollar magazine and the fash
on plate besides!
And in order that our lady subscribers may be
acquainted wi tn the novelties of the day, VIC
shall publish as soon as they come out, in our
ssHome Department. new receipts i'll Cookery,
new styles in Embroidery, new patteEs for Lace
Work &c,
THETERAIS.-Th Cash system adopted
and maintained by the publisher, enables him to
offer Magazine, in every respect equal to the
old three dollar magazines at one-third less cost
This price of Peterson's National is therefor
oily TWO DOLLARS per annum, cash, an ad
vance.
TO CLURS-Tn order TO facilitate remttan
ces, from post-towns where there is no local
agent, the publisher offers the following termscoe
parsons disposed to club, viz.
copy S2,00 pera
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copies, $1,000 per annum,
II copies $4,000 per annnm
For Se5, COVE viii send one copy ol the Satur
dav Courier and two copies of rhe IN National"
This money must be current funds, and sen
post paid in advance.
PREMIU Ms.
10 avarv Postmaster. or other person getting
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spvo Of tie new novels! For every s., 90 sub
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q Clubs OF 3, we will send a copy of the Magazine
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administrator Notice.

LETTERS of Administration having
been grantedt to the undersigned on the
estate of Abner w. Fitzpatrick deceased,
by the Probate Court of Tallahatchie
county at the October Term A. ID. 1914 /;
Therefore notice is hereby given to
all persons indebted to said estate to
come forward and make immediate pay
ment. Those having claims against
said estate are also hereby notified to
present the same duly authenticated for
payment within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be plead in bar
of the recovery.
ABRAM w. DAVIS, Adm'r.
of Abner W. Fitzpatrick deed.
-31-6-w.
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II O t C e -.

The undersigned having been at the
February Term 1845 Of the Probate
Court Of Tallahatchie county Miss, ap-
pointed Administrators Of the estate o.
Robert Harris deceased, therefore, all
persons indebtee to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against
said estate must present them duly with
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
CATHARlNE n. HARRIS
Administrtrix Of Robert Harris deco
Charleston, Miss, Febru'y |, l845.
6-6W
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Administrators Notice.

FILTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate Of John +. Oliver, deceased,
by Hon. Probate Court of Pamela Coun-
~, at the May term, A. ID. l845.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
indebted to said estate, to come forward
and make immediate payment.-And
those persons having claims against said
estate are notified to present the same
dnly authenticated within the time pre-.
scribed by law, or this notice will be
MEAD in bar Of the recovery.
DIONY SIOUS OLIVER. admir-
ofthe estate OF John f. Oliver deceased
Nav oath. 1916. 70. s. ".
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Ms hereby given by me ]. L. NJ. Bob
! bridge, Judge ofthe Probate Court Of
Pamela county and state of Mississippi
that on application 10 me in writing, 10y
49,, G Brewton, and Elizabeth Z.
2o,,n MS wife, formerly Elizabe tn
c. Wright; by tier attorney l. ..
Turner, all of said county ana s'a'e
Who claims an undivided portion, or
nart Of all that tract of land berg IN
said county, known as the west nan o.
fractional Section four, Township nine'
Range seven west.
have nominated John Il. Keith,
u q Vance, and Albert II. Burdlne
a,,on,issioners to divide said tract oil
Iand into equal shares or portions, ana
Unless proper objections are stated 70
me at the July term Of said court lor
said county and state, on the hrst aay
af sa;d July term, which IS the 2isl
Jau Of INV next, the said John II. Keith
~ q Vance. and Albert II. Burdine
will then be appointed by me- commls-
sioners to make partition oil saio ianu'
n,rspant TO an act, entitled an acl, con
earning the partition of lands heid py
Sonarcene, S. Joint-tenants, and len,
en,s in common; given under my hana
and seal, this the 26th day yn o. aPfn
io4o' Judge Of Probate
r r TURNER Solicitor Tor Feh'
l5-.2m.
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NOTICE.

THE Undersigned, Administrator Of
the Estat Of Zimry, w. TAFT. de-
ceased, having, at the January Term
A. D. 1916 Of the Probate Court OF Pa
nola county, filed his accounts for final
settlement at the March Term A. u.
1916 of said Court:
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested in said Estate, to attend at
said Term ofCourt, and show cause if
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance of said accounts should
not thenbe made.
JAMES, RUFFIN. Adm'r
of the Estate of Zimry w. TAFT de-
ceased. January %, 1845 Sow.
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Administrators Notice.

LETTERS administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the
undersigned on the estate Of Edward M.
Halle deceased, by the Hon. Probate
Court Of Pamela county, Mi at special
Term Of said Court holden on the 30ih
day of September A. d. 1914;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate to come forward
and make payment; and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sent the same duly authenticated to the
subcriber within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be plead in bar
OF a recovery Of the same.
JANE G. HALLE, adm'r
of tie estate Of E. n Halle decd.
oct 19-31-6W