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CLEANSING,
AImanacs for 1876.

e I UST received large supply of the Old Far
mer's Almanac by Robert b. Thomas. Also, Honest
John Smiths Farmer's Almanac, The American Farmers
Aimanac~-Col. Crockes and Comic Almanacs Be-. for
sale the very lowest prices, by CIRCUIT J 1893 Main
Street, at the CHEAP BOOKSTORE. tt
Worcester, Oct 1874 dwlsw49
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b.s FACTS REGARDING. THE.
- SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD

tErtract from Levi Barrett's letter, datedl
Cennan, Me-, Feb. ), ls45.
The Pills which received you have given such uni
versa satiacton where they fave been purchased and
the sale has been uniform that thought best TO re
quest on 20 send me on some more OF them imme,ata
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BoSTON& WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
ARRANGEMENT.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road Albany,
Hartford New Haven and New York via New Haven, at
10 A. and 81 r NJ, Stogpins at Way Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich aii ROAD al ~ AN'
stopping Way Stations.
With worcester Passengers, and 10 AL ana Il
stopping at Way Stations.
With Passengers from NetcYOr6 by Steamer 20 Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ha8. 's1
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR A16any and Western Railroad, Hartford, New la
ven and New York, at 10 A. M. and 4 Pm.
For NortBch ana Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
y A NJ. and Il P. Nj
For Fo7eess and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, at u and 10 A. M. 81 and P.
For Afilbury, at u A. NJ. and Fl P. Nj.
For Nsw York; via Norwich and by Steamer every day
except Sunday, at P. NJ. et
For NelU YORK; by Long Island Rail Road every day
except Sunday at II "a. n
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations daily except Sunday, al
q A. M. and 81 P. NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 81 &9kPN daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at IL lot AM. q 81 pm. do. 90.
The last train each way may be omitted in Of snoao
storms
Sunday Mail, from Worcester At A. M-from Boston at
P. NJ.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owrer.
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices, thar in
The Cars. VIM. PARKER, SGp't.
Dec. l. l845. ud9
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= !" Fal7I M " OFi IlTUW, NJ
C. BRINCKERHOFF, Sole Prophet
Principal Office $50 BrOome ST., NY.
AGENTS
AGENTs.

FORESTER Edward Livernore and VIM Coe- Hard
wick, Joel $. Mash-Ware. l.. Demond-B Barre jenkins
Gorham a. CO--PeferShom, Sibley d Rice AfhOL Theo
dore Jones' Gb6ardst0n, VIM Bennett, Jr.-Rutia,d
Geo Estabrook--North Rutland, Ifervey Cha Holden
Knowlton a Allen-BoylstOn, Chas %. Brewer-Weff
BOyiston, w Misunderstanding, Lorenzo MAY nard-f
NorthtorOush, II r. Phelps Westboo w. l.. g. ilunl-
Hoptinton, Thompson Bates-Soutlboro, Newton &
ParkerMarib0ro Jchn z. Cofting- Mansur
q Brigham-Bouon J. II. Peters & Co.--Haruard.
charchi'i 4 Porter-Stsrting, Hezekiah Maynard.
Dec. g. lS45. 3w
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NOTICE
70 Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers
nIOTTC.E

70 Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers
and those Insuring them.
ffNHE subscriber offers for sale COTTON WILLOWS or
L flOhEho, OF plan which possesses the following
properties over the old plans,
II takes less power, requires less repair win DO great
deal more WORK. more simple in construction, VIII clean
the cotton better and will convey the 1870 feet or
more from the machine, and Is te liable fire from
friction any other machine in mill il seperates the
cotton so miuoeiy that relieves the succeeding machines
from part their hardest work. and of course COSTS
less to keep them in repair and enables them more
perfect work. They successful operation in some
twenty five thirty best mills in The country M
Lowell, Manchester, Saco. Providence, Norwich, &,
Orders will be attended 10, directed TO me NEWTON
UPPER FALLS. EDMUND BACON,
81 sf Ffas-u Sup't Elicit Mills
Extract Of letter fyom SAINT Bafcheider Agent Of the
gs York Mf'g co. at Saco
can readily say that | consider your Willow the best
machine have used Tor the first 0per4on
from the bale, and shall put them ell the Mills of Inc
York Mfg Co 10 ahe the place Of those in them
Copy o letter from r. james Opsrseer Of The Ca1ding
-fr Depart at the Stark MUS, Nd.cAester, N H.
This is to certify that Of Mr. Bacon's Willows are in
successful operation at the Stark Mills The average GUAM
tty Of Cotton worked in this Mill Is So 90 lbs per week
one 81 these willows prepares So 900 lbs. and the other
20O lbs in the same length Of time and much better tnnn
me Lowel or me Mason's Willows will one third that
quantity without ncurlng half the risk Of fire. can with
confidence recommend BHcon's Willow far superior 10
au am acquainted with, knowing that ii The merits Of the
machine Is known II will Immediately be introduced
JF. JAMES.
hafer a Norwich, Oct Ia, Ie45
Mr. Bacon, Dear Sir il Is now over wear thai have
hau "ho " yOur Ooton IN operation Mill in
Greenvie Conn., and truly say that give IL decided
preference over any other kind thai have ever sed mr.
seen-it prepares the cotton beautifully requiring but little
power to dive IT, and II will do astonishing amount NJ
WORK IN the best mannern Short think il fully answers
all the recommendations you give oft.
~, Yours, truly, WIN r. CLARK
! also offer for sale WOOL PICKERS. 10 the
merits Of which offer the testimony Of ALEx WpIow
ESQ sup't Of the Lowell Mig Co ''"'"i
Mr. y Bacon, Dear srThe two Picking Machines had
oiyou for Wool are much ked-one Of them a used IN
wosIed Wooa AMI we are perfectly satisfied that II opens
Inc wool better and breaks The staple than any Pc
weeve tried the other IL used on Filling WOODS and we
are equally satisfied that nne and coted yvoos ~
u more efficient than The Scotch Picker which untI Wv
tried yours was the best we could find avn VIZ
Yours, DC, A. WRIGHT, sup't Lowell Co.
M 4. fus dlaw Wits
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5b.s FACTS REGARDING. THE s.,
~ SUGAR COATED IMPROV
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEvERs.
HAVING been attacked some months with b9d
IL Cough, Weakness in my Chest aud loss of appe
lite, used Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills but grew
worse, with cold sweals al nights could sleep
DR. smiths suqar Coated Imnroved fIndsn v,stnhi.
Pills, which restored my health within days and
believe them TO be the best remedy ever ased
Cambridge, Oct l9, 1874
Extract from A. G. Pages letter, de.edI
Bath gap. 81, Is45.
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills you sent me
sell we'll and give good satisfaction. They sell better
than any have had. aaH
Ertyact from Levi Barrefps letter, dated1
Cannan, Me-, Feb g. 1896
The Pills which received of you have given such uni
versa salts faction where they been purchased and
the sale mas been SO uniform that thought best
quest yon 20 send me on some more OF them Immediate
ly &c. -rfs gr s-essrr-7e
.!FrEqctftom Nm n Paokayesistter, dateal
Monsoon, Mass, Jan. %, 1886
Sir enclosedis the payment for the last Pills You
viii please send me BY Express another lot, say
dozen; they give good abstraction / have not on hand
more than boxes, and do not wish to be of them
one dG.. -
Extract from Dan4 Tan 4 sons letter, dated
TattsviIle W., Feb. g. l645.
our Pills received few days since and have
sold of Them, aud also used ourselves and
Llnk very favorable of hea and they liked by
who have used them.
Mr. J. P. SMITH ,ofGlouceser that h has sold
ALL and wishes doz. boxes Immediately, and they
give such universal satisfaction that he has determined
TO sell no other kind of Pills.
MIR A. ALLEN, ofPalmer DEPOT states " that he was
very thankful that he appointed agent, his wife
mas been an invalid for some time, and box thes
Pills Immediately cured her also, that they had perform
ed alike wonderful cures in the town, entirely
ont and wanted more Observation-Disclosures agent for other
Pills but shouts only recommend these.
fErtrect from B. Dantorth's letter, datedl
Barnard, VT, an. II, 1886
Please send me Immediately 6 dozen Smiths Sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills. those YOU sent short
time nearly all sold and give universal salts
faction. f#
The above only few of the numerous letters which
daily received of the popularity and or
these truly excellent Pills. They the medicine
for the above complaint that Sold and every case
that they have been tried have given satisac-
ton, and should be kept family medicine by every
We only ask trial them convince the most
skeptic of the truth OF these assertions,
The directions and treatment NJ the diseases accon
pany every box Price o5 cts per box.
No g Sugar Coated PVs he genuine without the
signature of the sole inventor, . C. BENJAMIN SMITH
NJ D., President ofthe n r. College of Health 'upon
every box.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofthis medicine
l79 Greenejch ST. Ne1 York, and Water ST., Boston,
Agent in Worcester, JAMES GREEN IL co.
d FOR SALE IN ALL THE V1LLAGES and TOWNS
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES.
N B. No EGUehag pedlGrs are alioWed to sell these
PIHs. f II @# March s.
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c. Observation-Disclosures

HE vegetable kingdom is provided by the God Of Nature
with herbs OF different properties and suited when pro-
perry administered, to every condition OF disease 1T will
not be commended but that requires invention and well
directed skill to prepare these native indictments so that
their remedial powers shall be well drawn and the bet
ter applied that is too apparent necessity to require sup
port The Proprietor of the Health Restorative in the
numpef OF years since he first commenced its preparation
from the original family recipe has devoted great portion
OF his time to the study of the medical and strength
OF each herb used in the compound This study has had
the effect gilmore perfectly convincing him of the superior
curative power OF the Health Restorative. seems per.
iecty adapted ia the OF Consumption Liver Compliant
Asthma Colds Coughs and Pains the Side and Chest
for these diseases IL is particularly recommended with
certainty Of success ard satisfaction which be felt
force only by those who have been healed by its means
NO considerations of pecunary recOmpense sway the pro-
prieor he trusts he is influenced solely by the great plea
sure Of mnisterng the relief OF suffering humanity and
mas devoted such great in the cture Of remedy
and deals out SO largely in the quantity given that the in
come barely suiices to the immense outlay Let
those who seeking Balm in Giead, use the Health
Restorative The following certificate from DR. Chill
TON, the well known New York Chemist
have analysed bottle Of medicine called c. Brnc6-
erho's Health Restoraive and find that IL does not con
tain Mercury any other meiac preparation nor opium
in any OF its forms 1t composed Of vegetable
tirey." JAMES r. CHIFFON M d.
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NEW YORK, Der. 27, 1916.
NOTICE.

hereby notify the public that HORACE Ey-
ERETT is no longer my General Agent; and that
have no connection with him, nor have any
thing to do with any pills which he may offer to
the public, called the Health Restorative Pills,
nor any other medicine manufactured by him.
Al g. BRINCKERHOFF
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Dye-HOuse Removed,

FHNHE subscriber has Removed his Dve,no
Works to his New Shop on CENTRAL sT,ty5 Saass
tand only ten rods from Main sree0 where nil goad @
De left Having hrst-rate shop with every eonyen
attached he feels conhden assuring the publc RI ~
work shall be done we'll and al shorter po as ms
any other shop % the kind in this vicinity ''4" a.
Ladies' DRESSES md CloAK5 Colored, az usual n,
whole Articles for Mourning done in three Gays when
required. '' ""oH
CLEANSING.
Coats snd Pants cleansed and pressed II one dov,. mn
ice, desired, CARpkTs, SHAwLs OF all kinda ana MI
iTARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted II
look az we'll as new goods Satisfaction guaranteed IN an
cases, or charge will be made " ~
III only Office in Worcester is on Contra
Street. HENRY H. ADAMS
worcester Aug. 20. iff7 esd 35tf
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Town Ordinances.
BE il Ordained by the Trustees Of The
Town Of Ottawa -

T. II Ordained by the Trustees OF the
Town Of Ottawa -
lSt. HAT no person shall erect or es-
iabIsh any slaughtei-house, or carry on
The business Of sIaughlering within. the
limits Of said town, under The penalty Of
nv dollars.
I'd. That no person shall mae any
lime. kiln, or set fire 10 or burn any line
kiln, within the limits ofssad town, un-
der the penalty Of Gly dollars.
3D.. That no person shall obstruct any
street or sidewalk in said town, under
the penalty Of fire doWdrS, and an addi-
lional sum Of hro doN0rs for each day
such obstruction shall be permitted TO re-
main, after notice shal! be given by a
street commissioner, or Corporation con.
stable to remove the same.
An. That no person shall immodera,e-
~ ride any horse or other animal, nor
shall immodera,ely drive any horse or
horses or other animal or animals, with
any carriage or other vehicle, in any
street in said town, under the penalty of
fee d0lidrS for earli offence.
Attest. II. G. CorToN, Clerk.
Dated, Sept. 18Th, '46. 1t
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Forty TI,onsand Grated
L X u IT L II F. T. 5

Z NOW Offer 10 The public at nay Nursery near
n the village OF Diyton, ives, eide Gf Fox river,
80 sale county, the largest lumber and greatest
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest OF the Wabash.
rhey were procured lron Cuuls celebrated I'd
gar Nur,cry nhracing nearly hr,e hon l,cd
ynrics Of Apple liiy varieties Of Pear, lh.ay w.
.ties Of Piums, Chcrrirs and Pclrhr-, al oi the
.haircst fun, which have been selected dp.iug
ne last - year, by the iudu,,dou, atd i,d,illi-
gable lnnpUetoos of the NufspIy, alta crrh r,-
1en,c, CON nearly ai the states IN the Uuion,
nd many Of The choicest v,rtfe, nom Europe,
Ihcv a.r mostly OF Two ycI's growth. AM lfom
hrec 10 i've lcol IN height, and 81 sud',Ieut p 1e
io sci. Those Wishing 90 plant uIyhitds will not
fail to perceive tine great advantage Of setting
young aud ihriGv trees, rcatcd iu tho sane vii
aud climate in which they are destined 10 be ST
over those usunly brought iron a different SID
and climate, The larger ROOFS and limb, aDputp
I'D To save transportation, a1d the ibrous rort,
injured by long exposure to d'v atmosphere.
W Ellis WATT.
Sept, IS, 1916. by
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EslaLe Of I'm. ". West. deceaeed.

Estate Of Him ". Vest, deceoecd.
A LIZ persons having claims against
"A the estate of WIN. W. West, de.
ceased, are hereby notified and required
to attend before the probate justice Of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in o.
lava, in said county, on Monday the l0,h
day Of October, A. ID. 1916, for the pur.
pose of having the same adjusted, that be.
ing the day fixed upon by the admnistra.
tor in pursuance of the statute, for the
purpose of settling aud adjusting all
claims against said dercdent
W. II. WEST, R!m'r.
Ottawa, Sept 4, 1916.
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NEW GOODS.

For FaH md Unier 1867,
gHNHE Subscribers have just received
n their fall and winter stock Of goods
which comprise a large and well selected
assortment Of dry goods, groceries, hare
ware. boots and shoes and crockery all
of which we offer for sale as low as such
goods can be bought in the county. OuI
stock consists in part Of the following ar
icles black, blue, green and cadet broad
cloths and casimcres, beaver and pilot
cloths, hard times, twecds, Kentucky
Jeans and satinets, caicoes and alpaccas
Of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous dc laine, bombasln, ginghams, cot
ton and wooden checks, red, white and
green GanneIs, cambrics, laccs, b.ack aud
bue.bIark dress silks, shawI', Grcs,
hdbrs Aagg, pongee and linen hdkrs,
combs, needles, pins, gloves, miucns, &c.
CUSNMAN Il GRlDLEY.
Sept II, lSi6-l2.G
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABllSi MtNT,
CONELLY & BAILEY

FeErURN thanks to the public for the liberia
a pntrooage extended to them, aud would
state rhl they have removed to the uor'h side o.
the CIV Hotel. 10 the building adjoining the
house lately occupied by JOhn McCarly. They
have procured the latest
FaN and rinicr Fashions
rect from New York, which will en- bile them
I, make nm corm,uts in the most Fashionable
s,yIr. Work will b, done in the best manner
aud all garments warranted 10 TT.
Oltnwa, Oct.2 lSl6-ll
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MARK tisiS well.

A GUE--There is no necessity for
"a any one to have the Ague when il
is 50 satisfactorily proved that Mackcn,
ze's Tonic Febrifuge " III effect a radical
cure. So convinced are the proprlelor-
of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to relund the money in all
cases where it falls, whfa tie dtrtciiyRs
are strictly complied "1h.
+. BAssNUrT,
I'll Agent for the Proprletors.
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Super dnmosl, for tables, 2 yards wide rs
And all other things in proportion.
Attention is also invited to my stock
Of English blanncts, rounterpanes, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, Of which
have great variety, all imported direct
at the lowest priccs. ! also expect to
receive in few weeks. full supply OF
winter goods, which will be able 10 sell
iow for Cash or country Produce.
Tl37 T. BAssNETT.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, La Sale county, 81.
la Sale circuit court, November term, A b,
1916. Alexander Allen rg Maria Durham,
widow, and Thomas Durham, and John
Burnham, heirs at Law of Thomas Burnhonl.
deceased, and Berjnnin Hess. In Cbnnccry---
Bill to foreclUse mortgage.
ar appearing by affidavit on file in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Courl of
said county, in the above entitled cause,
tina, Maria Durham, Thomas Burnhani
and John Burnham, three of the above
named defendants, are non-rcsidenis of
The State Of Illinois, and out of the reach
Of the process Of this Court, and the said
complainant, having filed his bill Of COM
plant herein to loreclose acerlain mortgage
theyein described, and subpoena in
chanccry having been issued herein accor-
ding to law: NOW you, the said de-
PENDANTS whose non.residonce appears as
above, are hereby notified that unless you
shall be and appear before the Circuit
Court aforesaid, on or before the first
day Of the next term thereof. TO be holden
at the court house in the town Of Ottawa,
in said county, The sixth day OF Novem-
Der next, and plead, demur, except to, or
answer the compliments bill6fcomplaint,
according to the rules and practice ofsaid
court, the same will be taken for confess.
ed and decree made according to the
prayer thereof. l., LELAND. Clerk.
Glover Il Cook, Compartments Sol'cis.
Dated at Ottawa, Sept. LIST. 1916. TlO1
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Estate of Nm. L. anderson, dec'd.

Estate Of I'm. L. anderson, dec'd.
& Ill persons having claims against the
l - estate Of VIM. I. Anderson, deed,
are hereby notified and required to attend
before the probate justice Of la Sale coun-
~. Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa, in said
county, on Monday the oh day Of No.
vember, A. d. 1916, fnr the purpose of
having the same adjusted, that being the
day fixed upon by the executors in pur.
suance Of the statute, for the purpose Of
settling and adjusting all claims against
said deredfnt.
ANN ANDERSON, ErccUiIir,
WM. STADDEN, Executor.
Ottawa, Sep, %, 1916.
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ID II Y G o O d S .


MEMS Wcor.
r, rh and ,octnHrc Bk brown mixed gold mixed and olive
cloths puc pilot nl cloths of ddTn qualities black fenh En
gI. variety Of fancy do homemade all wool
t@ce and variety " co' ho wo'ly an hrd' "e'
blanket and pilot aud worl of Styles SILK and
velvet and dsd satin do great variety of ~Gre' ana va
-iirs, and cotton hi hose and uSprH'rrs
Laajcs' Ucar.
Black parcos obr shaded d>d plaid striped aud nse-
able do; black re plaid and 6a r-0"r"s and de "'' p az" r"'
de he and ene"m graduated robe English m"@
and Scotch gnsams and rN and c''d SILK ana rh new and
beautiful Styles the largest and best assortment P"" !" va "" ' !"
blue and furniture do; super be ana PRIME" 1a"
do honcymb aud "orscd do OF new ana beautiful 'N P"a
hd and complete assortment OF SIX 'fa' and neck
eimp green wells and and fashionable
variety pl in andm iIed plaid woolcn cloabmas
ChiIdren's Ue0r.
Grcc and Roman wod Canterbury, Brighton Trafalgar
and Victoria wooden hoods white mbs wool and cord wo"d m"I ""s
G and ns, and prints ggam and dc lanes
of small figures, and checked for dresses
also,
Gent, kJ buck ,ie berlin and chmois Gloves
cashmere and Tibet gloves and black and cora silk co" and w"led m
and half fingered do w cord and a purse k rings and BEADS
edgg and inserting nes cambrs m"
book Of all quoncs worsd and
dm table and piano table and towel diaper PLAIN and dwasN' super
damask napkins silk and Bingham cavats and HIS
cn silk v, bo,p bone !" and lasting coat vest, pnoon and
jcke pearl and Geached m'Hn at all prices
checks, white scarlet yellow and dmc Amnc' brow" and eoche canton do
needless hooks and cold drills and canbcs and i~ assortment a." 'a
and dress makers trimmings.
lie j. in constant p, from New orars S, Louis and
quality; consisting Of white crushed and sugar. orc"
pepper pcc cloves, diso smoking and chewing h
tobacco ve1h of different qualities do; German and clay pipes mustard
with fresh aud superior lot of imperial young and old dyson" ana 50" "
black teas; pals, bTooms, &c
has largest, best assorted, cheapest stock Ottawa
.7h CROCKERT; cars; BOOTS & SHOES; PERftnEhl; and
all articles usually Kept too numerous to m"ioH'
lie invites his ii nds and the public call and examine ' extensive STOCK
goods, which will be sold prices below all competitor ms m1o
ssc o,l Lnn' so% Snls ana wit" r p y W." p,ronagc
Ottawa oc',brp s. Isi6-i5 r h. BoUGnroN
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES,
Estlte ofHcary Reeian, deceased.

"A LII persons having claims against
IA The estate Of Henry Keelan. decd,
are hereby notified and requested to ex.
hlblt the same To the undersigned. admin.
isiraIor Of sad estate, or to the Probate
Justice OF LA Sale county, for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof.
THOMAS O'DUNNELL, AImr.
Sept. o, 1916.