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NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
IN sold at the City Marshai's Office in the
City OF Burlington. Des Moines County, Iowa
Territory, all the Town Lots in said city, on
which the Taxes are unpaid, for the year A.
d. iS44 Said Sale to take place on Thursday
the fourth day Of February, A. D. lS47 and
continue from day to day, between the hours
Of 10 A, NJ. and o'clock, p. NJ, until all
such lots are sold, to wit:
LoTs 8, 10. Is, 10. 35a, 81, II. 80, 81, 81,
106, l07, l06, l09, ll6a. 1i5, l26, 1877. 1913,
1874. 142, l43. AS 147, l52. l55. 100, 1852,
1855, 205, ga, 2l9, 22l, 235, 244b, PAT, 252,
257, 25S, 25Y and 60. 265. 267. 2S9. $50. 29J
3U7, $40, 3lI, 3l3, BIS, go. 32l, 1913 ,326 1927
232a, 1856, 346, 3l9. 1888, $780, 3S9. 400, Alt,
446a. 447, 448, Al, l49. All. 413. $50 Asst, 500.
500, 5o9 5000. 5l6a, 5l7a, SIG. 52l. 52l, 523.
528, 529, $50, 53I, 532, SCI, 500. 595, 599 Cos
600, blO, $50. 625a. 625, Gag. 632 632a, 635
GAG 6i2a, 64ia, SAG. 647a, 655. 697, 100. TIC,
IT'S, 76l, 76T, 1863. 769a. IT'S, s07, s3i, $50
839, s74a 879, $50, 500, Oil. 9i7 9I5. 923l
-92Ia, 92ie, 924d, 926, 926, g27. 929, 929d, 935
943k ,944c, 944a, Gale, GAS, 976.
All persons wishing to pay their Taxes on
any Of the foregoing lots, will find me at the
Marshal's Office, in the city of Burlington.
JEREMIAH WHITE,
Collector for the City, for the year A. d. 1876
Dec. 3, lo46-2S-l0t
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Fer the H11k- Eye.

4 IowA CRY, Dec. Gath, 1916.
u D,ar Sir: | regret the painful ne
4, 4 announcing to you the death of
'r,,rrs. member of the House from
Hs died yesterday afternoon about
!, o'clock. His disease was Bilious
.,aoais. He had every attention that
M b given him by his friends. but he
\ % in6m,o Withstand the severity OF
sIuek.
4, members remaining in the city met
for the purpose Of making arrange
=, ior his burial, and we have con-
N "a send his remains TO his family.
n some Of his children or relations.
ID arrive and direc, otherwise. We
ksa expecting son Of his, but the
s.si!y is tina, he will not come. II
ud his children should arrive this
|cag. Mr. Spann, our worthy Sergeant
lms, las kindly proffered his servi.
md will accompany his remains to
tisuds and will leave here in the
ming We have adopted this course
m il will be mos. gratifying to his
ah md consonant with our feelings.
iny, yours, G. W. BOWIE
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Iowa Anti.capitai Punishment Society.
The FIRST annual meeting Of the Iowa
Anui.Capi,al Punishment and Prison Dis
cipline Society,"" will be acid in the CAPT
,ol a. Iowa Guy. on Monday evening the
ii.h Of January. lS47, at half past 6
o'clock The annual address 10 the So
cIe,y will be delivered by Chief Justice
Mason. Other addresses may be expect
ed from other gentlemen. The commit
tees appointed at the organic alton of the
Society. to draft an address to The People
of the Stale. &c. will be expected to re-
port. ROBERT LUCAS, Presf
VIM. PENN CLARK. Sec'y
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CO M M ERCIAL

burlington Dec. 81 Wheat IS cts-Corn
IL to 10 cts per bushel-Pork 81 so g., 90
Oats IL cts-Potatoes 90 per bush.-Butter
10 to IL cts flour 3,25.
Baltimore. Dec. I4.--There is more frmness
IN the flour market, with an additional ad :
vance in price. Sales ranging from $4,75 to
s4.S24. Corn meal So, so per Dbl.
Grain is in better request. Sules Of prime red
wheat at 96 cents: white and yellow new corn
45 to Al; oats 81 rye CO.
New York Dec. "A The -four market is RAJ
thcr frmer. with slight tendency to advance
Sales this morning at the opening of the m a r.
ket of Genesee brands, at 1925 per barrel
Holders are asking s5.3lt Western -four sold
in moderate parcels at S. .064 s5,l2-held
by some at SIS, 10.
No change in grain. Prime Geneseo wheat
ia lis cents. Corn is unchanged--sales oil
new white at 81 GO cents, and yellow 6i-
oats continue at 81 a 81 cents.
Philadelphia December 1i.-Flour on the
advance, fresh ground brands at 81, 6s S4.75
per Dbl. There is more frmness in gram with
an advance. Prime red wheat at los cents,
sales of new yellow corn at so a 81 cents.
st Louis Dec. 25-Wheat 81 to T2-Pork
s2,25 to $3.50, slight improvement. Germ
is on the decline.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
lust reed from Philadelphia and Baltimore
y a new and splendid assortment Of
FaH and Winter Dry Goods,
consisting in part Of the following:
Is ps blue, black. olive, green and steel
mkt cloths
4 ps blue and black blanket coating
80 ps do do and fancy cassimers
$50 ps do do do satinetts
% ps do do jeans
30 ps white, red and green flannel
$50 ps calicos, some very beautiful, and at
as low prizes as could be asked,
say from 5eto 25 cents
10 bales brown domestics
100 ps "a to blend. muslins, S to 20 cts
90 ps black and cold muslins
10 ps rich cashmeres
10 ps do muslin de lanes
Is do cashmere robes
Dark rich ginghams, plain, blue, pink and
buff do, alpaccas, hnseys, table diaper
bonHets, ribbons, SilAWLS, handk erchiets.
laccs, edgings, gloves. hosiery, cotton yarn,
cotton batting. IL c .,&c., with an asst of all
such articles as are generally wanted.
Boots and Shoes.
Is cases mems and boys boots
do do do shoes
do women's shoes
Hats and Caps--10 cases hats and caps
CIOthing..l0 doz blanket, sack & dress coats
30 do panlaloons and vests
Together with full and choice lot Of
groceries, such as sugar, coffee, tea,
mos sses, tobacco, salerat us, table salt
suerm and talow candles. bar soap, starch
Dye.stuffs, window Glass, Nails,
buckets, tubs, hard Yare, crockery, and
glass. ware, SC, &C., with many other artl-
cles, all of which viii be sold cheap Tor Cash
or country Produce. Please cali and ex-
anime our stock and PRICES before purchasing
as YOU will find it decidedly to your advantage
J r CAMPBELL a. co
N. B. II is pleasure to show goods on
Jefferson Street, next door below Thos. Hedge
& Co.'S. nov26 40
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
CTTr HOTEL,


&c in c p atis AAos
n TUTrLE & SONS, beg leave to in
IL. form their friends and the pubic that
they will on Saturday, the i4th INST open 'h's
tween Main and Walnut. II is pleasantly 10
Gated in the most business part Of the city,
has the advantage of two fronts, the main en-
trance on Fourth street., private entrance on
Main containing large number Of suits OF
rooms pleasantly situated for families; also,
rooms Tor single gentlemen, we'll lighted and
ventilated.
The proprietors trust, by strict attention 70
the wants OF their patrons, 70 merit snare o.
public patronage. assuring an wac may .a..s
inc ON their part to make the CRY HOTEL Sc
cond to none in the city.
D. FUTILE.
P E. FUTILE,
Cincinnati dec 10 3m G. P. FUTILE,
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Rs!. Omission.-Mr Secretary
N ~ 2 MS Report, says in reference
nh Treasury law. &
tt.'' Transfers are required TO be
sD,;..; p'Aee TO place Of specie. no
krN.0n Is made by this law to paw
II. ,... OF these transfers"
nm J. Mr Walker has a right to
1870 serious defec. in The law
kipeases Of transfers will no
ls;s soe o. me heavies. charges in
n 'alslfa'ion Of The law. OF this
Ia s' good proof already, and
y a. a'y make il more evident.
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r EMOVA AL

TOHN FULLERTON, would inform his
- friends and customers that he has remov-
ed to the store lately occupied by A. S. Sh1ck-
ford next door to B. +. David,s.
lie would also inform the public that, hav-
ing received large additions to his previous
we'll assorted stock, he intends to sell cheaper
than ever, aud therefore particularly invites
his friends and the public generally, to give
him call 1t is no trouble to show goods.
mig 46
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%. IL. Hack Eye.

,rey House Iowa CITY, !
eD,4 morning, Dec. "a. 1916. }
Th'1r,1 "v.aDs: j. is my melancho-
TbsD 20 Inform you that Death In
IL '' :. cork here, and struck down
49, Peoples Representatives.
w. s.,lss, Esq, member OF The
% Os, ne county of Lee, departed
l - evening, shortly after 10 o.
lib w. !. lodyings. How uncertain is
~ " w. true aud forcible is the Ian
Isaava.;,.lion-.,ha. in the mids,
10 WY, - in dea,h!" But | must no.
liz y + ,h;s event. which has cast a
fdr ~ me feelings Of the members
$50 houses now in the city. and
sr"1 : deeply regretted by those
j ~ .. : when they hear Of IT.
~ va short week ago, Mr. Con-
y \. - .ea. in the House. apparent.
T. e. saignsa. Of good health e. IN. and nd
R - ~ min. Convention in The ell
IL. ri U $: Senator. Q" sa'ur.
' s,, Or Sabbath morning, he was "a.
''', nj despite the attention of skill,
s,.ieians,apd attendance OF warm ,a a ~
friends, has been taken from The
! his i, usefulness, TO render up his
T. il eternity. He was conscious ',s $50, Of
l.,' a. d,ssolu'ion.and died with
wi. which leads us to hope thai
!. s.gned 10 The will Of Providence
a.l, had not arrived at the time Of
~: and to-day his remains left the
\. Ii, late residence in Lee county
! ,,,e Of the Speaker and Sergeant
If the House. | need say moth.
,ou, who were acquainted with
! he character Of Mr. CoNLEE--
n !. 10 say. that he was an homes
!, nd discharged his duties faithfully
|, Vie join, convention he voted TO
r,ry for U. S. Senator.
E.ss ,ruly. WV. PENN CLARK.
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The Last Resort-,he only remedy for
consump.ion-in its mos, terrible FORMS
is the Hungarian Basam Of Life. disco
vered by DR. Buchan Of London.
From the New York Hygeist.-We
cannot, after such evidence as has been
exhibited by The American Agen. of this
medicine, refuse to ADM, that the Hunga-
rian Balsam does possess curative pow.
err in cases Of confirmed pulmonary dis
ease, superior TO tina, Of any preparation
which has ever come under our notice.
Pamphlets respecting this great English
remedy may be had gratis at "HIND's FAMILY
MEDICINE STORE, only agency in Burlington
Iowa.
See advertisement in another column of this
paper
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rspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.

arrsndence of the Baltimore Patriot.
WASHINGTON, Dec 9, 1916.
1hlM discussion in the House to-day
Davis resolution, respecting the con.
xd Kearney and Stockton. in annex
srory to the U. States and framing
niaiaI governments. the message and
nlwr were handled with ungloved
6by Messrs Davis of Ky. Schenck.
Ohio and Winthrop Of Massachusetts.
operation was mos. CALAMITY and
hny performed. The House and the
Ess were electrified! Mr. Harralson
NJ Douglass attempted defence
shat could they do against such stub
hlcls and such consumma,e ability
we're arrayed agains, them! They
pas well have whis.led against tor
\ Had they been twice The men they
hey could have made no successful
hs.
aere ia lingering hope. on the part
Y AdmInistration.th that the war will be
N he grand issue between the two
nl mrties. and that the Wings will
'g,iaa The war.
asyIeckon without their host. The
y believe the war to have been un-
einly brought on by the Admins.
m,as means Of perpelua,ing its pow.
They believe it could have been a
v and the Rio Grande could have
sahlaned for our boundary. and Cal.
y purchased, if needed, for a very
"n in comparison with what Mr.
awaf will cost, or has already cost,
s'erheless, as the war exists. the
will vote supplies and money to
9m me war vigorously TO a success
ssaa,ion. They will vote for The
~d the pay of the brave volun-
Nd to give them a portion Of the
Winds. as they have already voted
Nhl do this and more. They will
ms 70 enable The war to be carried
NY will also volunteer to fgh. the
1oasad will peril their lives in The
wee nd defence Of their country. Bn,
n Y lsese .hings,as well as for the Free
= British Tariff. the odious Sub
y, which Col. Benton s,ismatised,
aasd and construed as he predicted,
'sserous Government Bank, the We
NE HarbOr and River bill and the
Spol'a,ion bill, and also the free
4, " Santa Anna into Mexico. they
"a lhs Administration responsible!
WI bold il responsible. moreover.
4 nlgh-handed usurpa,ions perpe-
Ivy Zen. Kearuey and Commodore
10 establishing civil government
l''ons Of the Mexican ierritory.-
" ~ ssr being in existence, they are
;, Rr@esullng j, to the end. II is Mr.
! administration. and not the Wing
4n opposed to the WARRIOR N I
ssaewledges that he has been for
Z We while and has tried various
ik,s. % bring it about! The Wings
h'ng the war out and bringing
70 terms vi ct armis. The
s'''cn signs and sues for peecel
POTOMAC.
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Those suffering with rheumatism or
govt. pain in the back, breast. limbs, or
joints will be pleased to learn that rem.
edy is a, hand, Jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster, having never failed in atfording
relief in this class Of diseases, recon-
mends itself 10 the afflicted in strong
terms. Sold by COPE & PARSONS.
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Outraged or StOlen."-A speckled Cow,
- with rope around her horns, and a
small. Bell on her neck. The strap by which
the bell is suspended goes around her neck
twice, and is about three -fourths OF an inch
wide. She is of mddling size, her horns are
rather small and turn in, there is also conside-
-able white over her hips which is intermixed
with brindle spots. She has been gone from
six to ten weeks. Any person who will re.
turn, or givs any Information respecting her,
shall be literally rewarded by the subscriber
C PARTRIDGE
Burlington, Nov. 26. 46-2T
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Trustees SaIe.-By virtue Of D led. Of
l. Trust to me executed by D. l.. NJ. Rob.
inson. | will sell on Saturday the 10Th day Of
January next, A. d. lS47, between the hours
OF 8 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, at
Public Vendue to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property, to VIII
The north half Of LIT No. four hundred and
sixty three, (463) in the city Of Burlington
Des MONIES county, Iowa. Sale to take place
in front Of the Clerks Office.
J. W. WEBER, Trustee.
Dec II ISl6-30-5t
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TEMPERANCE MEErING

The annual meeting Of the Des Noines
county Temperance Society. will be held
on Saturday evening next, Cd Of January,
al 6 o'clnck in the Methodist Church. -
number of speeches will be delivered;
citizens are generally invited to attend.
GEO PARTRIDGE. Sec'y.
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New Good s .

II FULLERTON,s First Shipment Of
q FAIL and WINTER
d e r g O o d S >
Is Just received and is now open for inspec-
ton The public generally are invited to
favor me with call, as my goods are all
the most recent styles, and | am determined
to sell them at
Extremel Low Prices.
Those wishing cheap bargains and ashonable
goods will please favor me with call before
purchasing elsewhere. u is no trouble TO
shop Goods. My stock, IN part, comprises
the following:
Cashmere d. ecosses, cashmere robes.
Cashmere paids. Claremont plaius for
Ladies' dresses
Mouselin de lanes, WOODEN and worsted
plaids
French, Scotch and Douglass gingham.
French and English Prints
American do
Mourning do
Black Alpaccas, silk warp, figured do
Ladies' linen hdkfs
do 6llet mtts, black and white
Fall and winter bonnet ribbons
large asst fall and winter shawls
Lambs wool hose, raw silk do, worsted do
Cashmere do
SHOES-Ladies lasting gaiter boots,
do do ! gaiter do
do kid walking Shoes
do do slippers
Misses shoes and bootees, boys Shoes
GROCERIES, hhds Sugar,
box superior Havana white sugar
6 bbs loaf do
10 do sugarhous molasses
10 do plantation do
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee.
A superior lot Of mould & steri,e Candle.
Together with great variety of articles in
| the line. too numerous for an advertisement
All are invited to ca II. as il is pleasure to
| show such bargains as are offered at
JOHN FULLERTON
oct1 1913 Jefferson f,ree
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+" ~ * % = .

" ~ * H - .
NOTICE is hereby given that have to
/ Y make out complete delinquent Tax List
upon any Lands and Property due the County
and Territory for the year 1916, by the 1st Of
January next, and all Taxes unpaid at said
date will draw interest a the rate OF fifty per
cent. for the previous yea-.
GEORGE BLICKHAHN,
Treasurer 4 Collector OF Dcs Mones Co. /. T.
Dec 3, '46-2S-tf GaZ copy
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&c The partner
IN ship heretofore existing under the name
Of Lowe Il sHickok, in tbs practice of Me
dicinc, was dissolve ed BY mutual consent, on
the 10th OF Septem Der last. All those iudebt
ed to SAT- arm are hereby notified TO come for
ward and settle their notes and accounts, as we
are in want Of some OF the "root of all evil"
but if we cannot get that, wheat, corn, rye.
barley, hay, oats. pork, and all kinds of pro-
duce taken as a substitute. The books and
pal ers are in possession Of l.. w. Hckok, at
The old stand, who is authorized to settle the
business of the late frm.
Dec3i '46-32-3t LOWE & eHlCKOK.
New Books. received
IN Lardner's Lectures Science and
Art-2 vols.
D'Aubigne's Discourses--by Baird
Evidence oe Prophecy-by Keith
Demonst ra ton Of the truth Of Christianity
by Keith
Jefferson's Works. vols
Mrs Southey's Pocms--cheap edition. parts
Italy. Spain & Portugal . ~ea m
Heroes and Hero Worship ..
Chimes and Carol by Dicken I
dec 81 W D sKILLMAN,
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PORK AND BEEF PACKING.

to the public that they have taken the
large Slaughtering and Packing Houses Of z
d. Rand 8 Co., and are now ready to contract
for the
Packing of Beef and Pork,
on as reasonable terms it can be done in thus
western country. They are prepared to fur
nish Barrels. Kegs, and Salt, if required
Their long experience in the business warrants
them in saying that they will give general sat.
isfaction to all those who NAV favor Them with
business. SCHENCk & DENISE,
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DRUG STORE WE'D.


j.. F. TALL ANT,
"AS removed his stock Of Drugs and Me
IL defines from Water street to Jefferson,
next door to w. III. Mauro. inl2
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TNEP .FOfice.

m F. CORDS, being DESTROYS of closing
l. . up his present stock of Goods. feels dis
posed to sell at VERY Low RATES. To the
Farmer aud Mechanic, he offers an assortment
of goods suitable for their several purposes
and the SEASON, at very low rates for CASH
or PRODUCE
dec "a. '46-3l-2m
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REMOVAL...Thc Leather Store
Of George Armstrong is removed from Main
to Jefferson Street-in the old National Hotel
buiding-a few doors west of Main.
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RarrleD:

In Washington, Iowa, on tho 18th ult. by
Geo. Burcraw, ESQ.,. Mr. John Fair, of this
CITY, to Miss Lucy Chase, OF the former place
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Dte1:

In thif city, on the Goth ult :, of consumption.
Miss sarah Eliza Eads, daughter of Jona-
Than Eads, Esq. Aged 90 wears
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T,aken Up--By VIM. 3osk, of Marion town
i ship, Henry county. Iowa, one dark bay
mare with some white in the forehead, sway
back no other marks or brands pcrcevG BILE
appraised at $50 before Philip c. Rooney, ]. r,
on the 2lst day Of Nov, 1876.
N. LATHROP, Clerk
Mt Pleasant, Moves, '46-30-3,t
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N O T | G <
For Sale or Exchange.

T have 80 acres Of Land, situated about 1 Of
l. mile from Mt. Pleasant, SO A. of which
is Prairie, in a state OF cultivation, and thirty
acres of wood Land Which will sell ex
change for Town property, or the Building OF
a House, in Burlington or Farm near Bur
lington J. LEARNER.
Burlington, Dec. 9th, 1916.
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Docks, Stationery, &c.--Just reed an
ID extensive assortment of School Books and
Stationery, to which the attention Of purchas.
ers is invited. The stock comprises all the
standard works in general use in Schools viz:
LIST, I'd, Sd, and 4th Eclectic Readers
Olnoy's, Mtchell's Smiths, and Marsie' 8
geography
Smith and Kirk hams grammar
Histories of U. S, England Greece, Rome d c
Smith, Ray and Pixies Arithmetic
Elementary spelling books, primers and
toy books
Missouri Harmony. Mason's Sacred Harp
Watts aims, Methodist and Presbyterian
Hymn.books
Acct books, copying books, and memoran-
dums
Playing ca rds, steel pens, waters, ink-s;an DIS
Paper--20 reams cap and sup. letter paper
so do wrapping paper
Plain, green and fg'd wall paper, bonnet
boards, sc dl7 G LAUMAN
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Estray Colts--Taken up. by John Cleaves,
u living in Columbus City louisa county,
Iowa. two estray colts; one black horse colt,
with star in his forehead, three years old
next spring-appraised at S2l. The other, a
sorrel mare colt, with blaze in its face, two
years old next spring-appraised at Sl4, be
fore Nathaniel Prime, J. p. Nov. 33d. 1916.
A irua copy from my estray record.
KIRKPATRICK, Clerk
Dec1o. '46-30-3t*
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m F. Cords, offers Cor sale one PIANO
i FORTE, Of excellent tone, has been but
little used. Also, 6 hair scat mahogany Chairs
one gilt frame Mirror-framed cold Engrav
ings, and one mahogany hair seat Sofa.
dec "a; 46-3l-2m
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Territory of Iowa, s..
Dcs Moines county
District Court for said County, to May Term
thereof, lo47.
HENRY NELL,
u.s. In Assnmpsit and At
john KERN and tachment.
BENJAMIN KERN,
TUyHE said Defendants will hereby take no.
tce, that on the 18th day Of May. 1916,
the said Plaintiff sued writ of Attachment
out of the Office OF the Clerk of said Court IN
the above entitled suit. for the sum oil S2l4,
or tberaa bouts, which said writ was returned
by the Sheriff of sa;d county. LEVIED on the b.
! Of the N f. / of section no, ., IN township
No. 20 OF range No. west, containing 81
acres, more or less
Also. on Is and 52t Zoe acres off the west
side of the N w. of section No. 5, in town
ship No. 20 North range Ne west, to be ia
ken off the west side of said quarter section
and to run the full length Of said quarter from
south to north, situated in said county
Now unless the said defendants appear and
plead be fore the next term Of said court, ludg
ment will be entered and the property SO at
tached will be sold to satisfy the same and
costs o, suit.
Dated December the 18th, A. D. 1916.
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk.
I';as = A "'ss.' (ds4-sl-4p
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Notice.-There will be a meet
ing of the friends oil Temperance on New
Years day at 10 A. NJ, at the meeting House
in Danrile Township to take measures for the
for mation Of Des Moines county Temper.
nee Society. Friends Of the cause through
out the county are invited to attend.
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The Rev. Mr. BERRY will preach
next Sabbath at eleven o'clock, in the
South end of the brick building opposite
the Methodist Church on third street.
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REFERENcEs.-
Evans & Swift, }~:.: n
Lot, Pugh s. Co.,
Jas. Landes, Nep Orleans.
Il. & 7. w Butcher, Philadelphia.
Thomas Findey, Baltimore.
F. ]. C. Peasley & Co.,
E. d. Rand e. Co, Burlington, IOua
]. c. Fletcher,
Burlington, October Cpd, le46-22-tf