Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-03
rEIt ENlPTURY SALE.

l addition to our large stock of goods, we have
lremoved TO our store the elegant stock belonging
to the late firm OF Scott Whitehead. OF No - JEFF
ferson street. and We have ais" received an assign
ment OF goods suitable for the coming season.
These two stocks combined with our late arrivals,
will be found on inspection t. be one of the larg-
est ever offered for sale in this city. II consists.
in part of the following
Dress SILKS, printed aud plain cashmeres, nous
seiines Deiaines, plain and figured, some new fab
rIcS OF Fall dress goods, rah, brown. black change
able and fancy apacaS printed dress goods in great
variety. Shawls; Grape, silk, cashmere; dslane,
cloth and wool. Handkerchiefs; silk, cashmere,
Geiaine, linen and cotton. Black ana CoiOred Eng
lish. French and American cloths, cassimeres and
cass,hetis: silk. satin and velvet Ve.tng silk neck
handkerchiefs, cravats and stocks. cotton, hemp
and tweed pant Stuffs. KCha, dSun 4 Bark SUI
perlor lrisklinenS fnr shifting and shertinc: Dam
ask table cloths, napkinS and diapers; hlea, he'd and
brown muSlins, Ma,irasS long cloths; cord CAM
hrics; brown, beached and coiorri dtiitingS; white
Sca, let and yellow annes: superior white and COL
ored Canton tunnels; furniture chintzes. jeans. lin
seys, drills, oh cAs, bed tickng>; men. women and
chidren's stockings; gloves ana hose. acrs. linen
ant cotton edgings. Insertions and bohinettS tuck
side and fine comhs to TIN nail aud cl"the III uShes
large assortn ent of trimmings; men. women and
chidren's boots, shoes and slippers hats, caps and
hornets. Looking glasses and clocks; tea, coffee,
Chocoiate, sugar, mola sseS. Candles; Star. sperm
and common. Soap, tobacco, spices, ETC., etc.
fine assortment Of Qucensware and Hardware, with
many otaPr arttCles too numerous TO mention.
On account of the death of my late partner. IN.
Scott,) am compelled To dispose Of the above with
in given time. would say TO all who are in want
of of the above articles, that they would do wen
to call and examine them before purchasing else
where, as will dispose Of them at GREATLY RE.
DcCAD PRICES.
Mind. Peoples Store, Main street, next the Mar
ket House. HENRY Fl. SCOTT,
Surviving Partner OF the late firm Of NJ. & II.
ScorT, ami Executor Of the last will and testament
OF the late M. scott. burlington, sept sc, 1850
STATE OF Iowa, DIS Mnines county.
District Caurt, October Term. 1885,
Isaac n. Safer, Petitioner, Elias Chichester, De-
Standardization far foreclosure Of a mortgage.
I NEFENDANT will take notice that the petuion-
! Ter, Isaac n. Safer. on the 25th If September,
1850. filed in the Office OF the District court of said
county, petition, setting forth that the defendant
on the 2ist "f March, 1919, conveyed I" said petit
tinner. lots No. ~ and IS in the town Of Middle.
town, in said county, to secure to the petitioner
the payment OF the sum Of $a5. with interest from
the date last af resaid, The rate Of ten per cean
| per annun, until paid. and payable on the 2ist Of
September, lS5O-and PRAYING that the said petit
TONER may have judgment for his debt and interes
and costs, and that decree he rendered that the
equity # redemption nf said defendant in said mort
gagged premises I've f"rcciosed; and that the same be
sold to satisfy the amount found due the petition
| or, with interest. o. c. WIGHTMAN n. Clerk.
SEPT IS. lS50-6t l.. ID. stockton, sol.