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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-03-17
SHERIFF SALE,

Byvirtue OF an alias execution to me directed,
issued from the flee of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the county Of Cedar ana State
of Iowa, in favor of Huff & Knott, and against
George w. Had'cr, have levied upon the fol-
lowing property as the property of the said
George ". lladey, to-wit:
Lot number four az, in block number n0l
Jennings addition to the town Of Upton, in the
county of Cedar and State of Iowa, with the ap-
purtenances thereon.
And shall Offer the same for sale at public
outcry at the court house door in the town Of
Upton, in Cedar county, on Friday, the 2jth day
of March, A. ID. 1864 at | O'Clock =. NJ. OF
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 20th day of February, ! IN ~ ''"f'
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
,IIn11 mr. faa : On
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa. IS: Estate of August Hack,
Cedar County, ( g" deceased.
70 all to whom it may concern: You are
hereby notified that an instrument of writing
purporting to be the Last VIII and testament Of
August Huck. deceased, late of Cedar county.
was opened and read in open court al q regular
term of the county court of Cedar county, lows.
held on the 7th day of March, 1864; and that
the lst Tueday in April, 1sf4. was set for
proving said instrument And that you can
then appear at said term Of the county court, at
Tiptor in the county Of Cedar, and show cause,
if ny you have why the said instrument should
not be allowed az the will of said deecdent.
Witness my hand, the 7th day Of March, 1854.
Iowa J.C BELTS County Judge
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Corrsspo ndence ofthe Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Sd, lS6


WASHINGTON, D. c., March Sd, 1864.
EplroR ADVERTISER:
The month of March came in, here,
like lion. A storm commencing at II
.. m on the night of tie Doth February,
which settled the dust and made over
coats comfortable. For month we had
had mild, warm and dry weather The
roads in Virginia had become first rate,
aud on the 2Sth February our cavalry
started on raid towards Richmond.
Yesterday the President sent to the
Senate, the nomination of u S. Grant
for Lieutenant General of the armies of
the United States. In this nomination,
Mr.. Lincoln has been governed by the
expressed wishes Of the people. The
President, in this way, demonstrates his
democracy. No man, that we have ever
elected to the Presidency, has studied
the will Of the majority of the people
more closely than Mr.. Lincoln, in all the
measures he has adopted thus far, thro'
his administration.
President Lincoln he's been unfortun-
any one, when man has Been tried and
found wanting But he is sympathetic,
and, on that account, never is hasty or
harsh in displacing an officer. have
no doubt but that it gives Mr.. Lincoln
as much pleasure to give General Grant
the position of Lieutenant General, as
Gen. Grant will experience in receiving
the appointment. Gen. Halleck has not
succeeded in winning the confidence of
tho people, and l have no doubt the
President sympathizes with him, for he
has charity for the failings or misfor-
tunes Of his fellow men, but in suppressed.
ing Gen. Halleck, he obeys the will of
the people as is his want to do, and, l
have no doubt, should Mr.. Lincoln be re-
elected to the Presidency, some of the
gentlemen Of his present cabinet will be
left out in the cold, simply because they
have not regarded the will of the majority
Of the people In the selection of new
cabinet, many Of the embarrassing cir
cumstances that surrounded Mr.. Lincoln
in 1861 will have been removed-he viii
be free to call around him men Of char
acter and ability, from wherever they
may be found, for this time he will b.
the peoples candidate, and under no par
ticular obligations to the politicians. -
His honesty, democratic sympathies, ant
plain republican manners have endeare'
him to the masses of the country, VIII
are quick to discover the aristocrati
hearinp If others who ascuma IN ha oroo
men. LoRZo.
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% captured soldiers, deserters from the
rebel CONSUMPTION, says the prisoners as,
cended the scaffold with firm step and
met their fate with unfinching fortitude.
They asked for no quarter, and scornfully
spurned all overtures of concession on
condition of returning to duty IN the Con-
federate service. The multitude was
moved to tears and openly denounced
this cruel massacre, which is causing de-
sertions from the Confederate service by
the wholesale and creating an indignation
which it is feared will be uncomfortable:
1t is reported that tho rebels intend
hanging the entire number of Union SOL
diers captured BY them from Col. Fosters
command, 81 in number, half of whom
have never been in the rebel service
The native Union troops have decided to
take the question of retaliation into their
own hands. They have given their Off
GERS who did not approve such course
opportunity to resign, and have also CIV
en- warning that immediate death will be
inflicted upon any officer who offers here
after to surrender to the enemy or ask
for any quarters.
When information reached Rich
moud that Fitzpatrick had crossed the
Rapidan, the most rigorous orders were
issued respecting prisoners, and when
the fac. thas Fitzpatrick was really ap
preaching Richmond established itself,
the prison was mined and 1000 pounds
of powder placed under it, and everything
prepared to blow the prisoners into eter-
nifty. The guard was increased and strict
orders Si~an 70 shnot any - "p-
preached the windows or stairways. Three
officers and $50 men from Fitzpatrick s
command were confined in the cells and
fed only on corn paste and water.
Admiral Porter, in his recent expedition up
the Ouachita river, in Louisiana, captured Trim
ity and Harrsonburg, after some resistance, in
which one of his vessels was badly damaged
The latter place was burned to the ground. The
gunboat Connestoga, with full cargo of ammu
milton, was sunk near Matches, on the 10th. by
collision with another vessel. At last advces
Admiral Porter had feet OF twenty-seven iron
cads at the mouth of the Red river, in the Miss
ssippi on Saturday.
The career of Mr.. Frank Blair is likely to be
soon rum Intriguing for months before hand tc
be made Speaker by the aid of the Democrats
and the disorganization Of his party; aiding
none but the enemies fthe Administration since
he came; making war upon none but Its friend;
and members, he has lost whatever influence and
respect he may have ever enjoyed among any
save his old enemies. Blair only got his certif
cate of election by pretended majority of 1873
His antagonist Mr. Knox, proves his election BY
q majority Of over 1000.
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New Hampshire, for long time a
stronghold of Democracy in New Eng
land, has given regular broadside for
the Union as the opening gun for the
campaign Of 1865. Last year the major
ity against the Democrats was only 574.
Now it is over 5000, and the Legislature
is overwhelmingly Union.
The citizens of New York voted, on
Tuesday Of last week, on an amendment
to the Constitution allowing soldiers to
vote. The returns indicate an over
whelming majority for the amendment.
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hJA Washington correspondent re-
lates the following incident of Fernando
Wood: "Fernando Wood came down to
the House q few days since in scolored
car. A friend who was In tne Cur oayo
that there were but two white persons in
the car, and Fernando was one of them
He went deliberately into the car, and
while there expressed his contempt for
those colorphobists who are afraid to ride
in negro car or ashamed to shake hands
with colorcd man upon the street. He
claims that his views upon the slavery
question are not affected in the slightest
degree by any prejudice against the black
man, and that he despises the politicians
who make war upon the black race on
account Of their color. He must then
despise the bulk of his party"
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given to all persons, that the under
signed has lost orhad stolen, about the 4th day
of March, 1864, the following described promissory
notes wit: One executed by George Slater
Tho. Slater for about e965O dated March I'd 1863
One executed by Joseph Patterson, in favor Of John
Finly for about $50, dated about February, 1861. One
executed by John Safely. in favor Of John Fny for
about 800 co. dated time in 1860. Each bearing
interest from date at ten per cent per annum. The
public are hereby notified and cautioned not to pur
chase trade for the same, and the makers OF said
notes hereby notified not to pay the same to any
person persons except the undersigned
THOMAS SLATER.
linton. Iowa, March 10th, 1864. nllw3
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Original Notice.

To JOSEPH r MILLER, WIN. II. T. MILLER, JAMES
FASH, and CHRISTIAN LEIB, Defendants:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
l. on or before the Goth day of March, 1851,
there will be on file in the Office OF the clerk #
the District Court, in and for Cedar county,
Iowa, petition in equity of Thomas HEREFORD,
plaintiff, against you praying that a certain de-
cree in chancery rendered at the June term lSG1
of said Court, in a certain cause then pending,
wherein said Joseph p. Miller was plaintiff and
said Christian Leib was defendant, be set aside
for fraud in procuring the same; and that . GER
tain deed of real estate made by said Christian
Leib, as dmnistrat tor, to said Joseph p. Miller,
dated August l2tb, 1861, and certain other deeds
made by said Joseph l.. Miller to said W. II. +.
Miller and James Fash, for the same real estate
dated October 5tb, 1851 be set aside and held
for naught as being fraudulent and without con
sideratjon: aud that the nossession Of said real
Miller and Martha f., his wife, to plaintiff. dated
March 18th, 1850, plaintiff be empowered to sell
said real estate, (Which consists of los acrcs and
is particularly described in said petition) and az
propriate the proceeds according to the powers
and trusts set forth in said Deed of Trust: and
that said Christian Leib he restrained by iniunc-
ton from proceeding further as Administrator,
in the settlement of the estate Of sao Martha F.,
Miller until the final determination this
cause. Said petition further asks deCsee
against said JOSEPH p. Miller, for the sum e
$4,000, being for use and occupation Of said
premises for three years to be paid ont Of pro
ceeds of sale of said real estate, and decree
against all of said defendants for costs.
Now unless you appear to said petition an
defend thereto before noon of the second day o
the next term of said Coult, commencing on tEt
9Th day of June. lsf4, default will be entere,
against you, and judgment and decree rendere,
thereon as prayed for in said petition.
THOMAS HEREFORD, Plaintiff.
By RoTHEoCK & WOLF, his Attorneys.
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Also, the following described land lying in Delaware
county, Iowa, to-wit:
South y Section 26, Township So, Il. g. west 800 acres
Also the following land lying in Floyd county,
Iowa, to wit
West \ NV. 4 Sec. 49, TIP. "a, Il. Il, west, so acres
Also the following described land lying in Mitchell
county, Iowa, to-wt:
Nv. frac. a See. 81 Tr 100, R. 10 81 100 acres
And that the cause is set for hearing the first
Tuesday April 1864 that being the regular term OF
said Court
&c. BETS, County Judge.
S.YATEs Atty for Petitioner. nlOw3
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ATCTIONEER!

THE undersigned, having taken out L. s. license,
will attend and sell real personal property for ali
persons who may desire his services. Resid ence, in
the northeast part of Sugar Creek township Cedar
Postofice address, Wilton. JOHN MUM.
March 10, 1864. ulOm2S
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I herebv na.i 81 BEATTY. Defendant: Va, ouo
n6ica not'led that there is now -, 81 ,'n are
for re cs 81 the Clerk of the District cour me IN the
solomon M f"nn,y LOVE- petition in eantv o
asking that your by an aeS Jacob Htchcw, panis
~na gut claim to plains all intor TO release
Tintnn may nave to lots Nos and in ho ana eas
to Upon, In said county, and that ia block g. in
prems Of orteap. De required
has LONG ade BY W. Bond to You and p1 ub sah
to said petition and fa.a Nov unless you appear
ol .ne second day of the next before noon
will be the 9Th day of June a sala desn
thera Do entered against you and oa ugiaals
Iowa 'n sS prayed ROTHROCK 4 VOTE 11I"s'e'
Plaintihs' ATTORNEYS.
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NOTICE

Ishreby given that at the March term, 1854 Of the
County Court Of Cedar County, Susan Hammond,
county filed her petition, asking that she may have
her dover assigned her, Of the following described
real estate situated in the State of Iowa, to-wt:
Lot {. - in s. 13;
Eas. Y NJ lots numher I 3 and 0 in ST" SO;
% feet on the vest side Of lot no Ain ;. Al;
= foot M the west eide of lot no. 3 in =" II;
All that part Of lot number in block number IL ue
scribed follows viz commencing three feet east OF
the southwest corner said lot thence north l42 feet
thence cast feet thence south 142 feet thence west
feet place ofbeginning All ofthe above described
land being situated in the town of Upton, in Cedar
county, Iowa.
be crihed lands in Cedar county
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EsTRAY COLT-- s5 REWARD!

Estrayed from the subscriber, living in Red
Oak 6 Grove, about the mid,uers Gid next summer,
a 4 mad small white spot on his forehead
SAny person giving information to the under.
signed. or leaving word at the ADVERTISER
once, where said colt can be found, will be paid
the above reward; or if the colt is returned to
me the necessary expenses also will be paid.
THO'S SLATER.
March 1ssl 2WA
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March 8, 1861 2w+

STATE OF Iowa. Cedar county, So:
In the District Court Of said county, June term,
A. D. 1864
John Yount vs.. Aaron +. Elliott and John Z.
Parish. Original Notice.
To AARON E. ELLIOTT and JOHN c. PARISH:
CIRS-You are hereby notified that there is
y now on file in the Office Of the clerk Of the
District Court of Cedar county aforesaid, peti..
ton Of John Yount claiming Of you the sum or
pne hundred and seventy-fve dollars, with inter
llst, on certain promissory note executed by
you on the oGth day OF September, A. d. 1857,
payab!e to plaintiff or order, and asking writ
81 attachment against the property of said John
G. Parish And that unless you apree. thereto
and defend before noon of the sec ond day OF the
next term Of said District Court, to be held on
the first Monday of June A. d. 1864 default WI!
he entered against YOU, and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed in said petition.
FAIRALL Il B0AL,
nllw4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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TO VOLUNTEERS.

WE are now prepared to obtain the Bounty
w for Soldiers discharged on account Of
wounds received in battle, in three weeks time.
l0m2 PIATT K SPlCER, Atty's.
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p@- The "peace men, the Vallandig.
hammers, are preparing to make General
Mcclellan their candidate for the Presi.
dency. If he has any claim, or has
shown any fitness for that exalted posi-
ton it is from his connection with the
army. A a Cn-a.al he oithe, iriaa -
kill rebels and subdue the rebellion, or
be did not. In tho former case be has
willingly "imbrued his hands in the
blood of our southern brethren" and can
not consistently be supported by the
''peace men," In the latter case he was
q double traitor, and sent our forces to
be slaughtered uselessly, except as it
might benefit the rebels, and should be
trusted by no one. Can the "peace men"
consistently vote for him in this latter
case?
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der refused to aid the government in
putting down the rebellion, SO that the
government was. partially paralyzed. The
rebellious half then encouraged and en-
treated the French to take Mexico, we'll
knowing that our government was not in
condition to prevent such movement,
and these model Democrats denounce the
government because it does not maiu tain
the Monroe doctrine. What a virtuous
set they are How harmoniously they
work with the rebels.
Last week the Courier showed why
the "Radicals" would not support Mr..
Lincoln. This week it will claim that
no man should support him because, as it
AYERS, he is just what the radicals say he
is not. We think Mr.. Lincoln occupies
the "golden mean"
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NOTICE is hereby given that Preston Roberts has
been appointed Executor de bonis non of the estate
of John Burnett, ST., deceased. All persons indebted
to said estate are notified to pay the Immediately
to the undersigned and those having claims against
said estate hereby NOTED to file them properly au-
thenticated, with the County Judge.
PRESTON ROBERTS,
Executor of estate of John Burnett, sr. dec.
March 9Th, 1854 n10w3
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no more baisam, mercury, or unpleasant medi-
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases. HELM
Is EXTRACT BccHu and IMPROVED Rose W ASH
SECRET DISEASES
their stages. little no change in diet, at little
pse, no lnconVience, and no exposure.
5causes a freqHent desire and gives sire myth to
Rte- thereby removing ebstruetions. Preve nting
1ring structures of the urethra, allaying pain and
patton, so frequent in the class of diseases, and
ing all poisonous, diseased and wor out matter.
psands and thousands who have been the victims
ks, and who have paid heavy fees to be cured
prt time, have found they were deceived, and
poison" has, by the use of .powerful astrin-
~ been dried up in the system, to break out in an
ted form, and perhaps after marriage.
delmbold's Extract Buehu for all Affect ons and
OF the Urinary organs, whether existing in
female, from whatever cause originating and
Per OF how long standing.
ses OF these organs req res the aid of diuretie,
pld's Extrat Buchu is the Great Diuretic, and il
II to have the desired effect in all diseases for
j 1t is recommended.
Hence Of the most reliable and responsible char
will accompany the medicine.
Price &l per bottle, or six for Is.
tered to any address, securely packed from obser-
n. Describe symptoms in all communications.
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VA "A. CLARK vs.. SIMEON JENNINGS.
Cedar County District Court.
To SIMEON JENNINGS, Defendant:
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on
l. file in the office of the clerk Of the District
Court. in and for Cedar county, Io"a, petition
of VIM. A. Clark, plaintiff setting forth that he
is owner in fee simple of the following real
estate situate in said county of Cedar to-wit:-
Lots ) and and the sw Of the sw of see. , t
in township so north of range 5, west excepting
l3 acres off of the south side of said lot no. &,
and IL acres off of the south side of said south
west of the southwest IT, containing ] IS acres:
and that you are claiming title thereto Said
petition asks Judgment against you quietng
plaintiffs title to said real estate, and forever
blrring and estopping you from having or claim
ing any right title adverse to PLAINTIFF in said
premises aad for costs. Now unless you appear
to said petition and defend thereto before noon
of the second day of the next term of said Court,
commencing on the 9Th day of June, lSt+, a
default will be entered against you and judg-
ment rendered thereon as prayed for in said
petition. ROiHhOCA WOLF,
nlow4 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Original Not;cc

cred to any address, securely packed from obser-
n. Describe symptoms in all communications.
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e no more baisam, mercury, or unpleasant m edi-
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases. HELM
s EXTRACT BUcMu and IMrRoyEp ROSE w Aan
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a SMART. STRONG BOY WASTED. TO
4 \ work ~ bras foundry. hTply TO p1ETZ &
CO., lJ2 william ~. 2C~
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SEWING MACHINES.

E,OR SALE-20 SINGERS SEWING MA
l. chimes at very low rates, by =. sCHWAB 4 son,
No, 3 Barclay st over the Scale store ar9
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DAWNBGOKER'S SALE. g. SAIL
i HlNGER Auctr sells fride,, Dec ., A. 10
O'Clock, Or lotr Of uurtdcraDi prdl consisting Of
coats, Ne.ts, pants nud lnser bot OF Hu,s Ming
apparel OF ala dcscript ms ho.. hodlnf, and lot of
mnitutc, Wutchcs an JCouif, tJuf uud other GOODS
too numerous to mention. bg oTGrr Of IONS - t.
LINAN, % Nov Chambers ~, and j. NELSON lI2
Canal n. ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A FAIR FOR THE FREE CHURCH OF The
n Good shepherd, bIth Il, near 2nd ave Kew
RALtll uulf, Rector, will ccuiIpenee Thnr,dg,
asc and contributions arc respectfully solicited. 1855
A FREE GIFT FOR EVERYBODY
N ThE SEN YORK MANIF MI Rim"
JEWELERS. ASSOClAIlON,
having competed their arrangements for mo
Third SERIES
Il t%NirICFNr ANp ATTRACTIVE coNCERTS
announce that The re-cr'nins OF the depo' ior wv
EiGli'ii AND NlNru CONCERTS,
MONDAY, the iib Instant
with fresh aud snsrb stck OF goods expressly dee
signed for appropriate .,...,.,,
The Association refers with intcusr qualification ~
the character and sr NiES't cGScfS & th0
already given, With pledge that the progrsmme o.
the forthcoming ones gna1r thf s,tSy'on OF
win 'urpass thcm in intercs, and 'arct" the very
MUSICAL TALENT
hayinr been SECURED Tor these ocuasions
The price Of tickets as heretofore, will be
ONE DOLLAR
FIVE al NDRED DOLLARS
Tickets will 10 tooh Tor either ConcoiL at me ore
ton OF the buyer and the ptescnt is invariably ae-
lyttcd upon the purhNc OF the ticket -,
10 accommodate the residents OF brooklyn, jersey
City, ilohokcn and staten island, and the soourne,s
At the hotels In the lower end vt the cty BkANCh
Dh'oi VII Af &C., ,r ' oiiPHS1 5 S Sp S0HSS'" "
opposite the PARK, where an assortment Of article
GIVEN AWAY,
equal IN VARIETY, olosance and value, 70 that con-
luz " '"''''' No. %,'S "a BROADWAY.
has undergone material improvements, that VII
errat facilitate the recctions Of ticket buycrS am
u" '''' T'SSSHFrnoaCHAmE srLEsDoR,
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES.
y. IL. ELIAS
Dam MS AMERICAN MliSruF
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AUCTION NOTICES.


A lCllON SALE VI HANl)SbMt nDl 81
n hold Furniture, by +. ROTH, Auctio nccr. Al
the household furniture of the trst-cAss boarding
houie 10 West ath Il, near 9th ave, viii he soid a.
put lie auction this day, lhuFsdAr. ~ o'clock, con-
tur OF over bOl wards Velvet irussels and Ingram
Cupes, PiHnoioIts, faTlur, Bedroom aud Dining
Cutlery, NC. III
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q A. CHmION. ArCrIONEFR.-

u A. Chiffon, AUCrlOSEFR.-
Ds 1. >. COY EKSMENl SALE.
r., order ~ the QulIteIulstcts Der. rtmcnL will
De toll at Public Auction, ~ T. O'Clock ~, ~ the
Sto chouse, Battery Barracks On ihufsday Dec. :,
1854, the following article
TENTS About 30I Canvas Tents.
IENI POLES About BOZ; Io.othCT with
quantity OF knApHackp, ilatotsnCf-, ClutpcnH, &c
Sale pOetNe. Terms cash II, order OF
Gen. . lEMAkI Van NLEIE
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"A GLIDER WANTED-TOW WORK on Oval
laines or vounr man y hch VA workine at the
ua1e, and has UNDERSTANDING ct the gidins, APP
ply a62 Bleeckcr at, IN the store. 3