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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-12


La leiitima pintura blanca de zinc, verde,
roja, negra, 0xido de hero, aceite de linaza
en- Iatas, = barricas, aguarras y barnlces de
todas classes, cOmpFarlo en- el a.macen de los
Sres ". Roman y Co., Gale de Ia Cruz 5 80
Puerto Rico.
Los elifermOs convalescientes solo deben
tomar el vino Riojano de Aies6n, Rioia, Que
vende don Francisco Font, FortaIeza, esquina
Tanca es eI mejor que SO importa Puerto
Rico.
81 tiene usted sed es porque quiere pues
ca casa le Armas y Jimenez hay unas canta-
ritas de aarro, que va, va. All! Sc me olvida-
ba, hay juegos de laVabo, bolas de marf1I, taeos,
Vapores tia para billar, etc.
LIBERIA DE O. oTERo.-PoNoE, PR.
Pyemios para erdnepaes.
Medallas de metal blanco q. ... 1926 docena.
Medallas de metal dorado. . $50
Medallas de metal dorado (cruz
r0ll0Ve 80. 5-5O
-Pero Esta usted loco IVA listed 4
tomar dinero prestado con un inter6s tan exor
.bitante?
Mire usted D. Ramon, cuando uno nece-
sta dinerO, vale mas p9dirselo a uno que 10
presto al 20pOr 100, que no un hombre honra-
do que lo niegue al 5.
Un discfpnlo de Rubinstein, ACADIA de tocar
acknowledgements una pieza en- un salon.
Ii Els usted artista ?--le pregunta uno de
los coneurrentes.
-Sf, senor-c contesta con asombro 81 inter
pelado.
~ Pintorf
Veinte, treinta, cuarenta platos a su cleo
ci6n, confeccionados a la orden, servidos con
agrado, mucha linpieza y precios lnoderados.
5Donde -Pues en- Ia fonda La CdtG-
lana, del amigo Fontanillas, Gale de San Fran
cisco Nun. Sc.
Una companfa, Detroit, esta construyendo
por orden de. gobierno americana un buque
eli forma de Tortuga, cuya concha sobresaldra
POGO en- 81 aqua.
No estara armada de caflones, sino de un
espOlon de acero.
Sera una especie de lobo marino, de for
midable embestida, y cuya asia terrible podra
eehaT a piQue al mas fuerGe acOrazadO.
Las balas enemigas rOdaran sObre su con-
cha como bOlas de biar sObre una mesa.
La invencion de esta fiera marina Sc debe
al almiraEte Mr.. Ammen. Inglaterra tene IN
parecido llamado Potifeneo, nombre del gigan-
to de un solo oio, hijo de Neptune.
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Ramon Rodriguez.

Soluciones.-De la fuga: Guam tristes =
aburridas son-las horas lejos de t1-Quien pu-
diera bella hurf-hablar a tn corazon.-De las
semejanzas Il En- que no SO We, % En- el can
to.-Del acertiios Cangreios.-De anagrama
Amalita.- Del arpa: Waterloo, Rinoeeronte,
Paloma, Santigosa.
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fcamente, s0poniendo que una de mairange
arrancando esos lIquenes dc eus gnijarros, ae
los lIevaTan en su curse violentO como las h0jas
secas, hasta que resoIYi6ndOse en lluy1a los
dejara caer en- eI agua
nooSndo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-12

Las han enviado.-De la fuga AiludIo y
sarerrac, A. Munero, N. Munero, Quieren 0lli-
tas, P. Yillaran, 81 desgraciado, F. Miraba, IN
desdichadO, Srta. Juanta Mirabal. Del acerti-
jo Un desdichado, Lueero del Alba, Ell desgra-
ciado, Los Morros y Peleon.-Del alagrama
Quieren Ollitas, A. Munero, N. Munero, Pedro
S. Vilaran, Los Morros y Pele0n, Emma Monto-
to De las semejanzas 81 desgraciado, F. NJ.
Prats, Quieren Oltas.-Del arpa Quieren
Ollitas.
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ENTRET TENlMlENToS
LOGoGRIFo NyMERIco

l,2,3,45,6,78,9,lo.1l,l2,1 ,13,l4,15,1G Nonbre !
ape lidos dc un apreciable caballeeo y dlstin-
guido amigo de esta ocalidad.-3,4 4,8 Ape
lido muy conocido en- este pueblo.--l6, 81, 10
To que Sc canta en- la Iglesia-l2,8 8, IA. is, Ii
Nombre de ave-, ,1O.9,4,ll Nombre de un Vi
no muy especial-14,S,6,i3 Lo que Sc pone
las arlnas de fuego.-46s "a, 1913, l3 Nombre de
muier.-8,9 I5,16 Lo que canta la c6ebre Paoli.
-12,9,2,7,I5 dminutivo de una sinpatea se-
norta de este pueblo.-13, 6,l6,14,8 Nolnbre de
una ProviEcia-14,8,6,2,9L Lo que Sc sobra al
amigo quien va dirigido.- 4,9,13,6 Nombre
de un celebre MarinO.
MOrovis m M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-12

Lease 10 Nombre de un.
pez. % Nombre de un ave.
80 Nombre de un pez PEE
queno. 4" Animal de las
regiones lneridionales de
Africa. 50 Nombre de Va
ron. So Ave de rapifla. 70
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VARIED sDES

Los polVos dentales del DR.. salicrup SO
Yenden al por mayor en- primorosas eajitas que
contienen una docena de botes.
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Del nisnlo colaga !:

Use encuentra en- la Muda, jurisdiction de
Guainabn, ell CAPTAIN de Infanteria don Fruc-
tuoso Fernandez, acompanado de un sargento,
instruyendo causa con arregio a la nueva Ley
de Justicia Militar, por el rObo on cuadrilla We
ri6cado 81 ocho del pasado en- la casa del pro-
pietario Juan Antonio Ferreiro, lleVandose los
la,lrones nnos cuatrocientos pesos Las dill.
gencias Sc practican con la actividad acOstum-
brada en- la Milicia, estando detenidos cua5ro
indivduos siendo de esperar un pronto y
ejemplar castigo de los culpables que SO dice
iban armados de nlachetes."
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R.AkaCXQ.S r 90.
ooMIsIoN1sTAs.-cALLE DE La CRUZ No

Deposito del Vino AlelIa de Magln, Plade-
llorens.-V Vino digestive del DR.. Abreu.-Vin0
de Jerez de Luis Chorro.-CigarriIlos do Ia CO.
rona.-Tabacos y C1garrilos dc la Flor de Mu-
rias. Papel blanco rayado estraciila.-LoSas
de marmol para pisos y massachusetts cata-
lanas, bancas, pegras y enloradas.-Mosaieos
hiuraulcos.- AzuIejos - Alambre de cuatr0
pdas-Arneses y sillas de montar.-Avena y
apiste. .-Sacos de envase. 800
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Ave muy epequena. Leyendo horizontalmente
y tomando la prinera letra del primer rengoh
la segunda del segundo, ETC., etc, obtendremos
81 nombre de IN ave dc rapina
Apto,si0 Gi0seneg.
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De La B0l0Ng0.

Dcese que Sc ha ordenado la Admins
TRACTION de ComunicaciOnes que los pOstes de
tel6grafOs sean coIocados I'm metro do dis
tancia de las cunetas no dentro la orilla de
las mismas como SO venia hacienda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-12

FUGA DE CoNsONANTEs
Dedic0d0 q joaquin Cayo1.
90 "a .a.Lo.a
.ie.e. II ,u6..e
ue a.ue.a ue u a. .uie.e
e.a 9, .lle..e
Una amiga.
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NOticias de Ia IsIa

Sc esta instruyendo una sumarsa por este
Juzgado de instruction, lilo hemos dido de-
cir,-cOntra un individuO, yecino de Trujillo-
alto acusado de hab7r falsifcado una matricu.
IA de ganado
Don jose Oriol Pasarell ha cesado en- 81
cargo de administrator dc Ia ReuiSt0 de Puerto
Rico. El colega celebra Ia nloralidad aptitu-
des del proso empleado que ACADIA de cesar en-
dicho destno
Han cOntTaidO matrimOnlO en- Anasc0, el
agreeable i6ven Sr. don Manuel Hernandez,
Administrator de Comunicaciones de dicho
pueblo, y la simpatica Srta dona Conception
Rosa y Fornell. Deseamosles una larga luna
de miel.
Ha sido aprobad90 9 8 81 Reglamento para 81
regimen interior de las EstaciOnes Agronomi-
cas- do Rio.piedras Mayaguez
Ante aver entr0 en- eI puerto de Ponce ell
vapor nacional Ibo Bosch con material J herra-
mientas para los trabajos del ferroearril.
90
En- Ponce hay creciente demanda-dlce ell
List1ss C0nserc5aL-de ron. Vendese este con
marcada tendencia subir, de $48 a $52 seg1n
marcas
Nuestro distinguido amigo el sr. D. jose
Victoriy Domenech, antique y bien reputable
cOM6IclalG0 Q6 Maya8ueZ,sS0 iii 0SCaoi6cl1O 6D
Barcelona Ronda dc San Pedro Mum. Z, (10-2a) j.
Su direction teegrdfica es Victoyi. Deseamos-
le muy buen suceso.
90
LeemOs lie un cOlega:
(" Entire los jOrnaleros que trabajan en- Ia
isla de Mona parece que hubo una pequena
huega; 183 de eIlos Sc resistieron trabajar
81 no Sc le pagana un jornal a su satisfaction ];
visto que la empresa esplotadora del fosfatO
no acceda 4 sus deseos, regresaron Maya
giez."
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CHARADA

4 4 -. r. !.
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Sobrino de LUNA y Comp.

acaban de reoibir LACONEs y JAMONEs de
Asturias muy superiores. l5-13
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Todo me hastfa Y me aburre. No como
no duermo, pensando en- mil tonterias Acu
da usted al nuevO restaurant. de la cale d,
San Justo nd.nero 10 saldra de ALI alegr
como unas castanuelas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-12

La lejitima pintura blanca de zinc, verde,
roja, negra, oxido de hero, aceite de linaza
en- latas y barricas, aguarras y barnices de
todas classes, comprarlo en- el a.macen de los
Sres. NJ Roman y Co., calle de Ia Cruz 5 80
Puerto Rico.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-08-21

rs the time approaches for the LcgiS-
laturc to convene in special session it's
action is anticipated with increasing in
tcrcSt and curiosity. The main feature
ON which the people are ypccuIltiug is
whether legislation will be confined to
the subjects designated by thcgovcrnor'S
proclamation. I'm economical current
has set in motion the masses. but econ
omy does not consist in saving time and
money only for the moment and without
regard to consequences hereafter Is it
wise todiSposc OF nearly 5000 900, while
there are SO many ways to dispose OF ii.
without giving the subject scarcely more
cons dcration than can be given ut a
single Sitting2 Which is bcttcrto hastily
dispose OF so large 4 sum OF money with
out saving anything, or wait until the sub
.lcct cancarctullv be considered with all the
opportunities for it's investment? And
which is more important that the Lcgis-
laturc reconsider a carefully debated ap-
preparation tor an exhibition, (which III
itself we would not dcprcciatc.D or try to
relieve the people from mass of coniu.
sion III respect to the exercise Of their
rights as trcemcn; Everybody knows
that the new ballot act is to lie construed
and put into operation by plain practical
men all over the State. Good men il is
In : |, L.,
ycrS and editors who disagree about it .
and who will probably conduct the cleo
tons under it i'll as many ways as have
been pointed out in its discussion, thus
bringing to the next Legislature rs many
bitter political election controversies as
Will occupy it more than twice the time
perhaps than it would for this LcpiSla.
ture to simply explain what it meant to
accomplish by the act, and how. ~
stitch in time" etc. Last December the
HERALD undertook to point out some of
the vicious and doubtful features of tbs
law; and the silence Of the months that
succeeded its passage made us sensible
That we had been CRYING "as pvli-
can IN the Wilderness" But when law
ycrS and editors began to discuss thrlaw
and no orc agreed with any other one as
to what the law really was we began to
nope that there must be a universal con- |
Wction that the law WAS at least so am
bIEuous IN its expressions as to be utterly /.
incapable being harmoniouslv /.
But we now stand in the silence of the
proclamation on this subject more lonely !
than ever. Ii the great mass of the
people of our State are lett to stand con
fused, perplcXcd and harasScd with all
Kinds OF doubts about the construction
OF that law, besides being subjected to
the lnconvcncnccS and enormous expense
imposed Ivy the law, rather than be re-
licvcd by it's amendment or simple rcpc,l
so that they can go ON as they have here
toiorc with elections until another Lcpis-
lature shall in some certain form adopt
the new systcm-i it is necessary in a
State like ours-thcn we confess that we
undcrratc the wisdom of even the present
Legislature
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Wslh River, row Co. EXAMINER foe Or
arv~ -, The fIH tern VIII C1mu,ence
S,pt :. with an cScFllcrt prosIscvt 81
r,'rcy~-. The teacher il Harry u. Aniey
of Lancaster, q Dartmouth sthdent OF
irc ability and scholarship \ lC1uiiinl
ard healthy location; arply and cheap
n,iiirs tor Scllboarihg. a merely nam
iraI tuition aud good advanced mstruc-
tir,, combine 90 assume abundant sue
cess, Friends and townsmcn, gvC the
schaul the bcucii; your patrunaas aud
rv.r.yt its hrnchts Essex Co. above oil
th ugE uecda advanced scholars among
our scattered inurS "a Wnlen and con-
ccutrl.c The scholarly ambitions Hf dur
pupils IN tho common achnol4 For nut
future teachers Nc must depend largely
upon home talent, trained at such schools
as the Island Pond Ugh School and the
Ess., Coauty Grammar school.
!. II, WALnRlnGR.
Yves, Concord. VI. Aug, II. 1901.
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To the Editor Of the Herald:
That the first settlers of Concord were
m intelligent and religious people is at.
tested by the carly erection of a church
and school house. The first normal
school in the United States was conducted
by Rev. Samuel Reed Hall in the old
prIck academy on the site now occupied
ny the Essex County Grammar School
House at Concord Corner. A most OK
ccIcnt advanced training school WAS
nero maintained for many years. The
result fully justified the wise founders and
patrons OF that school. An interest WAS
aroused and an influence cxertcd that
mas been potent for good for three gen
eratlons, and through the students made
ITS impress in distant States. Since that
carly time many excellent teachers have
occupied that desk, and some who have,
won distinction in the various walks of
lie. The writer recalls the namcso of Col
"eo' t. Chamberlain, Hon. l.. b. Page of
Woodsvlllc, and Hon. II. c. Idle of ST
Johnsbury The trustees of the Essex
County Grammar School rightly believe
that there is no more fruitful field for
local enterprise and public spirit than in
the maintenance of good advanced
school in town. With rare good idg-
ment they secured and for four terms re-
tanned tue services of Geo. f. Morris of
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still selling at
Lowest Prices

have so great an effect on the
climate. This Laurcntian
Range is properly the contin-
uance of the Adirondack
Mountains, and at some
points reaches an elevation
of $500 feet.
The river st. Lawrence is a
great natural entrance and
outlet of the country. 1t is
navigablc for sca-going YES
sells as tar as Montreal, a dis
lance of 600 miles. Above
Montreal several extensive
rapids occur. They can be
descended by the largest
steamers which navigate
Lake Ontario, but asno force
OF steam is sufficient for their
ascent, it has been found nee
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CsstS County 9Ha(d.
ISLAND p0ND. IT. AUGUST 2i, 1921.
STATE or VERMONT.
NY cARRnLI :, RACE, GovEsN"R,
A rIsutIAMA ALTON,


Whereas the aGth Congress at the l'nit-
e1 States imposed direct tax upon the
States anl Territories thereof, under
which the State of Vermont paid Sl19.-
4O7. So as her full proportion. AMI thS
5lst Congress having passed an act
refunding the same upon conditions
which make special lcg Station mpcra-
tive;
And whereas i,nmc liu,c legislation IS
necessary to secure tie speedy erection
of a Custom HpuSy and Post Oihccat II.
.AlbanS. for which IN appropriation WAS
wade by the 5lst Congress,
Aud whereas there appears 90 h'
strong public sentiment calling tor tue
Their legislation upon the subject OF the
columbian Exposition - In opened at
Chicago IN lS?l;
Now, therefore, in view of the iurGGd-
ing, which seem to me to demand con
Sdcration prior u the nest biennial scs'
son of the general assembly. |, Carroll :.
Page. Governor OF the State of Vermont,
bv virtue of the authority vested in me 10y
the Constitution. do hereby issue this my
proclamation converting the General As
Scmblv in special session, and do hereby
summon the lnClnDCiS bl lIiS 'NNH'ttN anu
House of Representatives to meet at
Montpelier in their respective chambers
in the State House. together with the
officers of the two Houses, On Tuesday.
the 18th dav Of August, 1891, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. for the purpose
of such legislative action IN the premises
as in their wisdom they may iudgcpropc
Given under my hand, and the seal off, his
State, in Executive Chamber at HYDE
Park. this Sth day Of August, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred nincty-ouc and of the indie
pcndcnCc OF the United States the one
hundred and sixteenth.
CARROLL :. PAGE.
By the Governor.
HENRN NJ. MCFARLAND.
Secretary of Civil and Military AtfailS.
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Notwithstanding
the recent advance.

essary to construct canals
near the sides of the river to
overcome them. These can
ais, including the WclIand,
have been constructed at a
cost of $50, 900, 900, all of
them being government
works. BY the aud of these
canals, vessels have gone
from Chicago and other
points to Liverpool. But it
is a question whether this
mode will ever become<gen-
cral.
Canada has not the same
varieties of climate which
some countries of smaller ex-
tent enjoy, but the distribu-
ton of large bodies of fresh
water saves it from the evils
OF arldlty and sterility. Be
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ACME.

to summer droughtis 90, 900
square miles; the prairie
lands cover 100, 900 square
miles; the timbcrlands which
are suitable for the growth
of wheat and other grains
cover 40, 900 square miles.
The enormous area of 375.-
lS+, 900 acres of agricultural
land is yet to be brought UNI
der cultivation, outside the
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STAFF OF LIFE.

limits Of the organized PROV
lnccS, the greater part OF
which is well adapted to the
growth of wheat.
The most striking physical
features of Canada are the
Rocky Mountains, the Lau-
rcntlan Range, and the im-
mcnse bodies of fresh water,
especially i'll the northern
parts of the country, which
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FOOTPRINTS OF THE
WORLDS HISTORY
"y "m. s. Bryam ami .Jol,, C,,,.L ,;,,,,,,,

~, "n WORLD CELEBRATED HISTORIANS.
h,iIt Story OF The Nations ns told In tb,
~ tho W ur"hs and grand achievements
ytorrhn,, Hr'" heroes aud Hcroines. 4 rich
~. .i tne weird and wonderful events Of tLc
, utnc' that tried mems souIs " ThriiII M,
heroic a oi snS DAYS Of chivnlrv. startling
suffers Also II vast colIcrtin,, ar IN h,.u ,ru
1itrr, t -, HhEi,sh aud American Historical
Of tt n'dnr ,n nhe most wonderful New BOOK
book thc re"', Er"ht N"lfcducntor; lust the
' "',n", 'lnninntions, HnifTomc Steel Tn,
E Nr,l,fEs, ana brilliant Oil.coi"rcd Pintrn
sells withG3uHt "us it bonanza of success. It
cIi,,"tS business and big profits SnicnGii
rice NJdrc circulars and full particulars sent
"'SfoRIcIL run. co, PHTLA.. r.
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WASHBURN.

in the colonial system is not
considered a part of British
America.
More than onc-half of the
land is the property of the
British government, acquired
by purchase from the Had
son Bay Company; the por-
ton which is useless for cul-
tivation from being subject
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-08-21
ESTATE OF DAVID II. MO1,LT0N.

-, ne undersigned, having been appointed bv
inc hon. Probate Court for the district of
ENS'N, commissioners to receive examine
sons against the estate of David H. MouIton
lntG OF brighton III snid District deceased
anu All claims exhibited in offset thereto
purposes aforesaid. at the office of n &
St3ifS IN brighton ON the 31st day of August
ana 20th day Of January next, from one
o Clpck' T. NJ until four O'Clock =. Nj cnch of
sun dhNS' ana that six months from the 3Oth
uhN OF July \. - 1891 is the time limited Inv
Sala Court Tor said creditors to present their
elnims 70 ~ Tor examination and ALLOWANCE
\. II. 1901 ~ VI july
+ {. 2MI1 3snsn. Commissioners.
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rms >lr:MnnooKE nNnnirloN.


l.u.r.>s III I'll Departments are pouring
IN fast and are much more numerous
than at this time last year. In the Dairy
Department enquiries are being made and
entries received from all parts of the Do
m;nion. and there is no doubt that the
| DAIRY Exhibit will he the best ever seen
in Canada. One third of the immense
Nam Building has been devoted to the
! DAIRY and Agricultural Products Divi-
son, and the remaining space is already
taken up. Exhibitors in the Industrial,
and in fact in all Departments are advised
to make Their entries at once. in order to
secure choice OF space. An important
change has been made in the Prize list in
connection with the conditions as to the
special Milk tests, to which the attention
OF farmers and stock raiScrS is particu.
larry called VIZ. the conditions ofallcows
competing must have cdlycd prior to the
10th June is entirely done away with. so
that all COWS can now compete. irrcSpcc-
tive of the date OF ralying (which viii OF
course DC taken into consideration by the
! Judges The condition that all cows
competing in any one lot, must I've OF the
same breed is also wiped out 50 that
COWS OF different breeds may form part OF
the same lot, but all must be property OF
/ ~
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PATRICK pmhNHY'S ESTATE.

= ~ !, ot NEEMpNT. DISTRICT OF ESSEN s..
The Probate Court for the District of ESsrx
To AL persons interested in the Estate of
raH1ck IhrncE. late of Brighton, in said
district, deceased Greeting.
bN the authority Of the State Of Vermont
You arc hereby notified to appear before the
SHd Probate Court, At the Probate one.
IN Guldhall, in said district, ON the
-"th DAY of August y. u. 1891, to show
nt H. NJ, ManSur Administrator of the
Estate OF sand deceased. should not he al.
lowed. And, also, why the residue of said
ties entitled thereto
dated at Guildholl in said district. this tn
day OF Aug. \. -. 1891
CHARLES L. BENTOE. IunGE.
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GRAND PARADE OF PREMIUM STOCK.
LACROSSE MATCHES,
Fine Bands of Music and other attractions
General Admission 10 Grounds rs cents.

Chcap rates and excursions on all railways.
Eht'icS on live stock close Aug. nth in ali
otncr departments, Aug. goth.
f"' further particulars and prize lists apply
~ II. X. FRASER,
~ ~ fpfE, Scc'y-Trcas.
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