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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

BELLIcasE PRccKrDNGs.-La~t Saturday
afternoon. rs Mr. E. ". Brownell, Of South
Burlington, stood near h;s team. which was
hitshei On Main street, opposite the police
Office, talking with another gentleman, a
bellicose fellow by the name Of John Plum
kett. intoxicated, Of course. came along
with broom in his hand. Plunkett stopped
and opened some conversation with then,
began to shoS bow he could handlea broom,
and finally gave Mr.. Brownell severe poke
in the ribs with the broom handle. At this
Mr. Norman Browneli, also Of South Bur
hngton, who was sitting in the wagon,
spoke TO Plubkett about such actions, and
there followed some pretty sharp talk.
John" began to flourish his broom, here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
10 the HOmen's temperance Associations Of III
Sd Congregational plsirlci OF YrrEnnt

TO the hOmen's temperance Associations Of tbs
Sd Congressional District Of Vermont.
Communication has b=el received By tae Wo-
mems Temperance Union' Of Darlington. from
Cleveland, Ohio. TO the effect that Womau's M
t.oual Temperance Convention Will be held Ia
Cleveland, in November next and desirin, that
one lady delegate he sen; from each Congressional
District in the United St4tes-'' a delegate pre-
pared .or calm. iudicious and elective national
effort in this great work" In compliance W.th tbs
r-ques,, AID presum.ns that there arc ladies' tenn
perarcc societies in this District; Of which We a-e
Ignorant we take this method 90 invite al such
Organizations 90 Communicate with Us. and further
= cooperate with Us n e.cc.ins delegate to
represent tie Women's Temperance Assoc atioas g:
tA.s District In The proposed Convention
stAl5an-, and other newspapers ia the District
viii confer a .lvlr hy 'usert'a. this ult.,e.
Mas S.KAH c. CorE.
vslt.eH',, O., " mems Temperance Uui.r.
Bur..a-tln VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
Io.nrm nonIxsoN,s ESTATE.

WE. THE SCBSC RIDERS. having been APP
w pointed hy the Honorable the PruHat, Cont
for the District of Chittender. Commissioners -
receive exam ne and ad u-t tao claims and demands
Of all persons aa.ust the estate o. seph Robinson.
late o. Unuerhi... in sad District. deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited m oiiset
thereto, and six months from the day 81 the date.
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice. that We " i
attend to the business %. our appointment a.
the res dence Of T. J R1b.nscu.s 81 In Iera.li, .n
said District. on the fourth Mondays OF Dccen''c-
and March next at Do clock \. Vi, each 0, 81 4
DAYS. l'"jw
Dated this 1lst day az SCI Pa .c-, = -. l-s'.
Eli HOBART. ,,-..s..,-
GEo y. IRISH Ton N $50 i'4-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
Bankrupt notirts.


the District Court Of the United States for the
- p4snict OF |crmont.-In the matter OF Erastus
.ooA bankrupt-ln Bankruptcy.-ro the cred.-
tors OF said Bankrupts and TO all whom this nav
evTcern ms Is To give notice that the second and
tu general meetings Of the creditors of the afore-
sai1 Bankrupts have been ordered by said Court TO
ne holden at the Office OF Edwards 4 Dickrrman in
nerp9rtin said District, the 18th day Of october
a ~, iS.i, at 10 O'Clock a. m. before John l. Ed
VAT EGG .,.one o. the Registers in Bankruptcy, o.:
said Court, for the purposes named In the III and
Sstn sections or the United states Bankrupt Act
approved March 2 A. ID. ls67, and that have filed
Bankrupt. in said Court and that at the time and
place above named 1 shall apply to said Court ior
a settlement OF my said account and for dis
charge from all liability Assignee Of aid estate
In accordance with the provisions OF the 18Th Secrn
OF the Bankrupt Act OF March ID, A. ID. 1867.
Dated at Newport. in said ID strict this 2Ist dav az
oeptenlnsr, a. u. 1874. l.. ROBINSON,
ioWoN AS,iyuee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

Brattleboro claims t. have the largest
poultry establishment in the State. 1t is on
the island opposite the village, where Col
5. NJ. Waite has some . eco hens and
chickens Of various bloods and from almost
all climes. Several buildings are occupied
By the fowls, besides great number of
large yards and smaller ones, including the
range CT the whole ;slaud Of many acres for
a portion Of them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

upon Norman laid hold of the whip and
reached for him with the butt Of the stock ,
hitting him across the side OF the face.
Sheriff Drew, who happened to be sitting
in the police Office, and saw the transaction.
stepped over and invited Browneil into the
Office, and told another officer to secure
Plunkett. On the case being looked into.
B-ownen was acquitted. and Plunkett
committed to jan, to answer for intoxica-
ton. He received pretty sharp rap, rails
ing quite bunch ON his cheek and cutting
his ear, but the general opinion of those
who saw the transaction seemed to be that
he deserved what he got Plunkett will
probably be brought up in the City Court,
this morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

WI. Z. SHAW, tr..,.,s....,.-.
"A. SHEDp. Ooininla'-one.s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

NV HAyES--Iherg were shipped from
here on Tue-day, 22l, IL, $50 lbs OF butter.
5.oo5 lbs cheese. and l5o doz eggs But
Ter 30 to BE; cheese, factory, 10 to I3ie ;
esg- zoe per zen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

STATE OF VERMONT Tie i! .,ai: The The
District cF cHiITESDEN :. sst,;cs OF Chittendea.
To the heirs and al persons Interested ia The csit'
Of Alfred ~ Ballard, latc % darlington. 10 sa-'i
deceased. deceased. hEHkfiNt-
vITHERkAS application hstH been l'adu o. ~ =
w Court id within, y the Executor ~ the last
viii Of -aid deceased. pray u TT heeis. an'
authority & sell ali %. tAe rtal estate ~ sI-t
deceased. setting forth therein that il W. uid 20
beneficial To the heirs ana all persons iu;eiesic 0
in said estate To- se the whole II tlo real estate
Of said deceased ami convert the same INTO Ioart
ana having filed ia sald court the appreciation 10
writing OF all the heirs AMI lsar-es iiu sad csttsc.
residing in this state.
Mhereupon. the SAID Court appointed and assi -nc'i
the 9Th dV cfUcfener 4. D. - l. al the ffotate O. nf
Rooms IN District 10 hear auc decide ui.n All
application, aal petition, and oticlel t.itt u .
lie not thereof he given to all persons Interested
therein by publishing said ori'er. together Ni-4i
the time and place of hearing, tnlee weeks suet es
lively in the Burlington Free Press. a newspaper
which circulates IN the mel zhhyrtord 81 tius-
persons interested in said estate. all which 10
LEGATIONS shall be previous 10 the day ass Sned Jog
hearing.
Therefore, YOU hereby notified 10 appear he
fore said Court at the time and place -cd then
and there in SAID Court 4 Eve bonds. RS tne law
directs for the payment 81 the dett', am c4sf-r'
Of adm IA siraiion, and make Your chlcctiH's ic
the granting such license. Z you sec cause.
Given under ms hand at the Probate tHg- {
Rooms, this i2th day oi SCI TENDER. A. y. ~
l2wjw l.. T. MALLS JeH-e-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
STATE BONDS nominal
RAILROAD BONDS firm

STOCKS were active TO the close of business. In
the closing dealings there was reaction Of to 4
per cent from the highest point of the day, the
early improvement having rallied from TO 2 BEL
the entire list. Lake Store len the market,
to-day, so ar activity was concerned, the deal
ing having been enormous at 1es 10 sIi extremes.
The greatest adyanco was in Northwest, which rose
from SO to ]. Naoash and Erie each advanced,
the former 81. to !. The latter from 81 10 8
Quicksilver common sGvaIeed fruu j, to ~
western Union 7.t s0., and U. p &C.. 10 81
with large business In each stock. Rock lslanc,
Northwest preferred Haxn.oal and st. Joseph com
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
NOTICE IN BANHurPTCy

IIIlS Is TO give notice. that on the sth day Of
i September, AID ISL 4 Warrant in BankruPtc,
was issued against the estate of OTison t. Bl,d. ett
o. Rochester. N the County O.; Windsor and state o.,
vermont. who hos b, en- ad ju, set a Bankrupt on
h. cre1iio-s petition. that the payment Of any
depts and delivery 81 any properly belon .in-- 10
sara Bankrupt, l. him. or FOR hi. use. and Inc
transfer oi any property hy him. are forbidden by
Jaw that a meeting Of the creditors said Bank
rupt, 70 prove their debts aud L. choose one "
mere Ass -uecs 90 "a estate will be he at a Count
~ bankruptcy 70 be holden at the Office Il tfrrn.
q Hrie.s, in Brandon. 'n the County Of Rutland.
and state II Vermont. before l. L. l4preuc-.
on the -ntI Gag %. sep euI' er. A y. ISL
AT 40 "c.eck A. NJ TEuM IS FAlLET
-" ~ Deputy I. :. Nar.hal as Messen.cr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

luy the Eureka Machine tw. .; and tarc 20
a'her. For length, strength, s-o.t-ae-s aud e. s.
l- g j, is untq,al.ed. Wis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
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saturday BCLLETIG
NEW BcoAs.
SEPT. 90. L 8 = 4.

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THE EARTH AS MODIFIED BY HUMAN Ac
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THE LEIGH CLUB OR THE NY -TERiEo OF
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

"
NEW HAvES.-Tbere were shipped from
here on Tue-day, 22l, II,I5O lbs Of butter.
SOS lbs cheese. and l5o doz eggs. But
ter 30 to Be; cheese, factory, 10 to 1852
eggs poe per d zen.
80 = 80 - '''-'i u" % -
~ o-o - - " -. u
at least two hundred feet Of every house 10
the village
East AfpDlyrrer.-N,r. And7ew Pratt
caggb, 81 bear in a Tran Friday ,5a,
weighed go poaud.. lie wa. very lat. and
has b1sa feeding on the C.t of the lambs
in tia.ficio!-r f5r some time.
E,cng,>3. Sept, a9.h. M.rke, today
very active. Batter sid f,r p to 3o.. for
ordinary. 33t, 3js f.rcsai... and So IN
&c. .sr selections. Cheese sold far ITO
Is. sr l...v.sfiql t.I;, c,r f,ct.-ya,3
..
,...- O. .------- -
.......r., sam. ..rr...,.i.- by tts...oro
t.s.. va. S., h,.l,v b.-.o3 '., rs u-...,,.,r,
$500 dee u'.'' ''i' -''' Vas
1i'l'''l E
Nlp9lfsrEY- p-..C q C.-yi.- H.. c5..-
naod 60 BIZ, bad vida rhcsu.ati-n.
The citizens OF tai- place asc expecting to
entertain several ID ne guests from tie
i''-'''''' I'D missionary 'ie''-'l5 3 ne-' week
ST. ALr,Ns Rrrrre NI,sEt7 Sr,- 90 -
The market was firm. Olsratj.n. as f,,-
l5w- .-Csmm1u t. nir. p {, 20.. p,c-
dilm t. good. ao 9, s.: choice. cGt, S..
select. US. 40.
293 tub. Ql.Io0 i5-l batter: 3-5 .zcs
u.s. 37 4a,) cacc-c. 30 dozen eggs We
ql.,c butter 80 to % els, per pound:
cheese. 1874, per pouul. eggs. % 81. per
dozsa
,..o.4..-h.-- ....-t.. b.. ...-.
..........:..,. ,,.-.- ~.
.....7..,,
100
for glass iaj glazing ~a- ia-, s..
--.--
d" ans 1-l-1 '' lev 9' H. I
H-1A--A' '' 9'-'h,''' li'i >44-cA.4 "H FrI- T
Day 'A-'. Ar<- l. t-i-a 'a't beg child 10 .
b--, ana oa -ri..a- t'9 hours a.--F i.--.i .
i;a corpse ';ila ora liz j, presumed .
% be ias cause.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
.crox Avn VICINITY.

So far as we are aware, OF ever heard be-
fora las. Sunday evening. the Supreme
Court Judges have always stood very sqnaFe-
IL By the prohibitOry law.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

The official vote in Bennington county
elects Geo. IL. Simmons. Democrat. Judge
Of Probate, in the Bennington district, by
ever twenty majority over W hite, the pres
ent Kepub!iean ineumbent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

WEST BERKsnlRE-A Patrons Of Has
bandry picnic was held IN the grove Of q.
II. Stowe, near the Centre, Thursday last
\ large number Of the order assembled
from the different oranges Of each side Of
line. and enjoyed very social time aad g
good dinner. c. G. Thayer, marshal Of the
Berkshire grange, presided upon the stand.
Short speeches were made BY Henry Ladd,
Captain Galusha, Harvey Olmstea1. !. T.
Booth E,q., and Rev. H. Webster.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

TIE MOUNTAIN SUEvEy.-Eep1rJs from
the party Surveying the turnpike line, from
Underbii! to Stowe. through tho Notch. -
indicate that the route is q very feasible enc
for a turnpike, and that there are no for
uidab,e obstacles in the way u railroad
through there The survey on the Stowe
side vas finished Saturday, terminating
Just below the Culver saw-mill, at the fork
o; the road leading to Dan Rus7e.l's, about
three and a half miles from the summit. The
survey On the Underhil side Will probably
be finished some time during the week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
ALFRED h. KtLL,Ra.s ESTATE

WE TIE SUBSC RIDERS. having been alp
w pointed hy tie Honorable tine Probate Court
for the u strict 81 Chittcudeu. Comm = euer- O..
receive. examine anG adjust the ella anu demands
Of all persons against the estate ~ A.lre K ta-
arb. late Of burlington. IN -a.d strict deceased
ana also all claims ami demands cxh hitcd n Offset
thereto. and months itom the daV OF the date
hereof being allowed by said tourt for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We vii a.
Office wm. q. shaw. IN Burlington, IA SAT-
District. on the .Ourth Tuesday ofCctober and thr
third Tuesday II February roxt, at !po'clock
on each 81 said days. lsw3w
Dated tA.s 1T day Of September, \. D. 1874.
Wa. u. SHAW, ,,...,s.-..-,
J. a sHEDD,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

We call the attention 0: those wanting good, n
our line 10 our large assortment o. fresh goods n
opening; bought during the recent Oppression IN
the Dry uoods market and Will he sold 81 CORES
pondins prices; We find II hard to pGrticul y ze.
but we are confident the following department. vii
repay visit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

ALBURcH- - George Young's store, Just
over the line, was broken Iato Thursday
highland SIC in money and about six hun
dred dollars in goods stolen. The thieves
broke into blacksmith shop near by, pro-
cured crOwbar and priod the blinds off
from the window No trace Of the goods
has yet been discovered.
Two children were bitten bY a mad dog,a
few days ago, or I.io La Motto.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

Johnson Madison AMI AaS West
over, OF johnson, had sln born unto them
recently, AID the little clothes that were
brough. out On the occasion were the same
one, that were used in dressing IT. mother
and grandmother. and they are still good
ior the next generation Hon. c. c. Chad
wick. an esteemed citizen OF johnson, has
been confined to his heG nearly two weeks
by a very dangerous attack Of heart disease.
ST. GEoRGE.-On Thursday evening Of
last week, a. Mrs Ezra Sham and Mrs
Hiram We-tcott, with tSo small children,
were driving TO their residence 10 Sucker
Hollow" the horse took fright and ran TIL
near the top of Big iIiI," ~hen the oc-
cupautz Of the carriage were thrown out
MIS-. Westcott chung t. Der children and
all three were fortunate enough 10 escape
without injury. Mrs. l,hem, however
suffered confusion Of the head, and i now
living in very dangerous condition
Rutland Is to have a new jail. At least 20
the grand jury OF Rutland county recon-
mend
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

MIR. / t=r-nce said the suhjec: We are met
to dlscu-- }, "a old one-whie has attract
81 atteu,i-u "a all the ages, yet. rightly
consider T. &c l. new every morning and
fresh even evening. What is temperance?
Il j. the proper and legitimate use Of the
various powers, passions. faculties and SEN
timents with which the Creator has endowed
Us, and the proper use of the various means
and opportunities for the exercise and graft
fca;ion Of cur powers and passions, with
y aich the Creator has surrounded Us. There
is not in nature a power or faculty 50 high
that il may not be perverted, nor passion
or an ap;cti.e 50 low that 1t may not be
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

CAsTILTON MIR. Pairlck NTaut, q Us
tleton, while driving Sunday n Whitehall,
was thrown rom his carriage and had his
leg broken.
When the improvements abou: City Park
are completed, it viii be nearly twice the
size it was before. as the carbing encloses
considerable ground heretofore used for
hubble travel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

NIp9Lfsu6Y DIR. e. 3. CarI.-r j. c5a-
iaod 60 bis bad Wita rhcGuati-n
The citizens OF tai- place asc expecting to
entertain several ol tac guests from tie
Rlt4ri missionary meeting, next week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

BELLOWS EALls.-Theyi.iage wa;er works
have been nearly completed, alta cost Of
about 10000 Water i, brought within
at least two hundred feet Of every house 10
n. Whine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

Eagli-h -parroWs, which OF late have emil
grated To thi- country, have become such IA
nui-arce in Troy that it Is thought tie or
dinaacc which fsrbids killing them viii
have to be- repealed. $, t6at citizens can
protect themselves fr5n them. I- is said
that they have killed oE all tie robins in
the vicinity and have made the street blinds
and the front ofthe houses IN some Identities
the picture Of uueleanlinos- We have a
good many of th. birds ia Burlington, bot
tbiu, t4at SO far they haze 5eea consider
Ell as rather a desirable addition to cur
featlerei ;ribs. However, if thai j. their
game. We shall have to play them Yankee
trick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
Black Silks

From the most celebrated French and Arior'cnn
manufacturers in the popular CACIEMERE FIN
ISL, In medium and tine grades II pr.crs very
favorable to the buyer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
by Telegraph

by Telegrsph.l
NEW YoRz. Sept. 90.
Treasury disbursements .6,coo, Customs receipts
500 400.
MONEY at 243 prime paper, SEQ.
STERLING firm at 10 Tor sixty days, and is7i
for sight.
GOLD opened an closed ct lioi, with sales at 10
and lot. Loans float at per cent Ciearings 40
millions.
STATE. BONDS nominal.
RAILROAD BONDS firm.
l.1.Nr - : :, L. fin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

FIRE Ar NORTH BENNINGTON ~ lrt4 Ben
uin-ton was visited hy G destructive fire
Monday night. The fire L-JLc out atahout
ten o'ciocl ~ the evening, ia At. C.lyia's
building on Main street. The h-llia- was
occupied On the front anu corner as = barber
shop and q saloon. The second story was
u-sd Tor manufacturing hoes. The build
ing wa insured for seventeen hundred dol
lar and stock for Eve hundred dollars The
building adjoining on ned by " b Wright
was entirely Destroyed. Wri-h t. h4ld.ng
was occupied as follows basemea, for a
sll5on SIC fir story bg C.. Il Fix. boots
and shoes; kenner O. u3lght.u, clothing
and furnishing goodsaud the rear by keuncr
u Houchton for TIC manufacturing o.
shoes tic second story was used ir
a Ms-oai, la.l anl occupied by Tucker
Lodge and Taft Commandery Fisk has
3 eco insurance on stock, and Fcuner az
Ho1.htan = O0o oa stock. Wright was
insured Tor 81 SEQ and tie Mason for 81.
zoo. NgigLt's loss VIII probably lie $4,000
above the insurance. Colyin's los Ti- De
s. SEQ a5oye Insurance.. Fisk. ai-5 Illsl-
ton & Feunc-'~ Ils- is covered by Insurance
7. 2. per-ault, in GOWNS building, i.s1s
probably five hundred dollars. not insured.
Superintendent White went ortr from
Bennington Wi;h Spartan engine and com
pauy GA an extra train. In re-p1a-5 20 "a
telegram. and bus for the unJiriGg efforts
f 81 uae trCWen and citizens tie entire cor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

East NIuDLzEvEr.-Nr Andrew Pratt
caught bear in q trap, Friday, that
weighed -opoaud- lie va very fat, and
has baea feeding on the at of tho lambs"
in tha. vicinity t5r some time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
s-aday Evening Temperance Meeting.

AauEzs rs ET Erv. II. =. WILCOX AND BT /. L.
LAWRENCE, ESQ.
TIE Win5oski Avenue Congregational
Church was crowded On Sunday evening,
with one Of the largest audiences that has
~ YET been called out by this very success
lul series of Sunday evening meetings The
rcas and galleries were filed and many al
di;ioual seats brought in, all ofwhich were
occupied hy interested listeners
Mr. Huntington presided, as usual Kew
/. O. Brssyow read from the sacred Scrip
ture, and Rev. 6 Z. Stafford offered prayer,
The first speaker was Rev. n. \. NIeoz'
pastor ID. ;he Baptist Church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

The Burlington Gas Company have over
hauled their ca- WORKS tnI- season. adding
all the modern improvements. rue work
was done under tho efficient supervision %!
Col. c. F. Spauliing superintendent for the
company. We understand that toe price
Of gas hl. been reduced. which ma-: tend
to bring it into more general use IN the
city. thus increasing the business and
profits OF the COMPANY
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iliOJO AL ANUNClO!l!

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San Justo II. Libros de instruction prjmaria, Al
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EeterTin D Qaincditerid. almacen lie Pedro Vidal
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Pedro Vidal San Justo II. F0sforos DE- ecgari-
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Pedro Vidal, San Justo II. Qutnqaces y tdmpa-
rds de todas cldses, almac. de Pedro Vidal, San
Justo IL. Complete st0tlo de preados .ftisas, al-
macen de Pedro Vida, San Justo IL. Naipcs f.
nos y cttretfaos almacen dc Pedro Ei4ai, san
Justo II. lidisond para niios, aim secn dc Pedro
Viial, an Justo II. Bttianqs dcmds efcctos
para capatef0s. aimacen d. Pedro yidal, Sa0
Juste IL Da1ceos Noroaes. aim tcen do re lo
Vidal San Justo = mil o,jetos iii lies dc
enumerar.
Acudld 4 este estable .imicnso ane en- s,,tsa-
ran todo loqne p.dau. I~I2