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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-10
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
s:": { p: ";'; T:;S s''; s''''
John ". Filkins, Plaintiff,
Against,
B. ". Tiffany, Jennie Tiffany,..Cyrus D. Tiff
fanny, Thomas g. Arbsthnot, Frank Shatfer, Il
J. Dit.ler and A. NJ. Oliver. Def'ts.
To the above named Defendants. You are
hereby notified that on or before the lst day
Of January, 1869, a petition Of the Plaintiff
in the above entitled action will be filed in
the oflice'of the Clerk said court asking
judgment against B. ". Tiffany, for the sun
of one hundred and twenty dollars an prom
isory note, given by 3 W Tiffany to J
Clock, December l7th. sslS67, and transfers"
by WClock TO this defendant an asking he
foreclosure Of Mortgage, (pad mortgage given
on the 9Th day Of December, 1867, to SCI
cure the pay u. en-, Of three promissory notes Of
that date to tho said " Clock,) on the fol-
lowing described land to wit; the northhaif
Of the south west fourth, of the south east
fourth Of section Is, township 81, north Of
Range ID west containing 20 acres. Also a
part Of the north west fourth Of the south cast
fourth commencing at the center of section IL,
running So reds south, thence 50 rods east,
thence So rhks north, thence so rods
to place Of beginning, containing 20 acres,
it being in section IL, township 50, north Of
Range la west p. M, and unless you ap>
pear thereto and defend on or before noon Of
the second day of the next February term Of
said District Conrt, to be begun and holden
at the Court Hoass, in Toledo, in said county,
on the 10Th day Of February, 1869, default
will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon Yours SC.
HOW ARD & JOHNSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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plsso.Qnon OF PartEorship.
TIME Co>Partnership heretofore existing be>
i tween Appellate & Newcomer, in the
Livery business, is dissol we'd by mutual cons
sent, this day. All claims owing to said firm
must be settled with Mr.. Newcomer, and all
debts owing by said firm will be settled by
him. DAVID y. APPRECIATE,
FURRY NEWCOMER.
Toledo, Iowa, Dec. l, l868.-4Sw4
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The Thompson & Parkhurst Con-
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Merchants Hall, on Tuesday Eve. Dec.
18th. This is an A No. / Concert
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Merchant Tailor-C. G. Bnttkereit.
Furniture Room-J. Wallace,
Groceries-H. Free,
Estray Noticcs-D. D. Appellate,
Clerk.
Original Notice-Boardma Il Co.
Sherlffs Sales-k. Dexter.
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NEw BARBER AND New SHop.-The
undersigned has purchased the shop
and good will ofJoel Walker, and re-
moved his shop to the rooms under the
New York Store, at the south side of
Court House square, and is now pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in his
line, in most tasty aud barbcr-like
manner. Charges reasonable.
JAMES STEWART.
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Choice Apples by the barrel, at Mil
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Jellies of all kinds--at Millers. If.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-08
NUMBER I



Vermont, as harm such specimens of Min
nesota live stock " seT
well, we had better leave the ground,
if this is the way you propose to hunt"
says the vexed hunter eaat.r.1
BY this time the fact davned upon my
mind that | bad lost splendid shot.
"Ah shoot is the word, is it. Ellis
berg? Well, you may trust me for the
next deer that comes in sight, "---thinking
chat there would be ample time to admire
after The game had been secured. BOD
There was much jolity among the party
at the green hunters expense, duriag the
preparation for drive No. 2, which was q
strategic arrangement very siL.ilar to the
first described b.
The whcop is soon heard breaking the
otherwise perfect stiffness of the wi!da.
Anon. the baying Of TIE dogs is heard
mingled with the sounds from the natives.
Nearer aud still nearer they come through
the thick wood. Soon, out bounded the
uoble animal, head and ontIsrs high in
the aic, at such speed as to lead one for
the moment to imagine it furnished by
wings instead Of limbs s. .sgrr
A very critical moment, thought I,
which idea was confirmed by slight
nervous agitation, as the afrighted ami
mails line of fight would bring him with
in u few yards of my place of standing.
On he camel BY decided exercise Of
will to overcome the excitement and fas-
cination of the moment. l brought my
rife to an aim, gathered sight for a &c
ment upon his form, and then--as lie
passod-crack went the rife, but on
went the deer followed by the pursuing
dogs into the forest he old hunter,
coming up, full of excitement. soon found
the trail, aud cried out, "ah; we hava
him. he bl2edS like hog!' Following
the aigzag trail for nearly half milo,
which left ample evidence upon the lighs
snow OF his fast ebbing life, We soon came
to the place where the Old one.eyed dog.
;hat. az his master claims, never leaves
bloody track, was standing over the life
less form Of the deer. "How are the
mighty fallen" was the exclamation
prompted by the sight. A feeling Of re-
grct found place in my heart, as ,egar.
ing the noble buck, as he there lay pros
trated in death. -
"A crack shot" said Ellsberg, as rails.
ing the bucks head, he pointed to the
spot where the bullet passed through the
neck, just forward Of the shoulder, cut.
ting the main artery without touching a
bone. t#a,s a H. D. w.
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Attorneys.
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N ttorney ond CNun seiorat law. Cambridge,
81 "A ol1ice over Key nold's store.
N.r H. Il. KNNFlELD, Attorney at law and
NY 5olicltor In chdncery also General iLsui
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= Fire, Lille, Accide mt, Lite and Accident Ct III
biRel and Live Stock Insurance eiiecieI IN The
sblae t. largest and most reliable lheuranc Com
panies in the United States. 2ilI
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Nm, prosec ition of all claims against the ,.
20 serament. Office in Newsdealer building. Il
JIE,SHAr g WATERdAN, attorneys at law
ID AM soiCI cy.s In Chsncery Hyde Park, W
AParticu!sf attention L,r,l I" the collection OF
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avid, sad oiAcr alsions, houn.!es, back pay
Nc, wAlgo rs .l'a, SEQ. l.. WATERMAN. As
BuENDEE & LGT s., attorneys and COUNSEL
4 lsrs at law un ; electors in Chancery, Nor
his lille, VI Once n Masonic building.
Capt. Lewis Will give prompt attention to the
prosecution OF claims against The government
lie would also say that he has rece' ed the ap
pointment Of second register Of .iuhate for the
district Of l. Llmoille.
DOWRRS GLEED, attorneys at iaW and 20
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form srly occupied BY Hon: 7. Gleed.l Il. II. row
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-08

toons To spit on the floor would b, an
objectionable offence. Here. in the eve
ming, the burghers of the village meet to
smoke and talk and enjoy the good cheer
Of the ale house. /. was interesting to
walk through the village and look into
the gardens, and see the ioriculture box
growing in fauciful shapes-dogs, pea
cocks, lions, lambs or trained in the form
of chairs and tables and other furniture
to notice the shade trees along tie street
trimmed to represent fans, cones ami py-
ramids. Here. as at the farm house, there
was rubbing aud scrubbipg-washing of
pots and kettles, making clean not only
tie inside bat the outside. The church
is at the farther end Of tho village, - a
structure which was standing when the
! Pilgrims sailed out Of Delfthaven for
their home across the Atlantis Under
the shadow Of the cdice are the public
scales aud near by the school house.
/ 1t was a pleasure to see the chil'lrcn
Joining hands and playing round the
ring'-just the game played in many a
New England village: to see them stop
in their play and gather round the win
dow Of shop aud gaze at the patron
ssiut Of Dutchland--St. Nicholag---ap.
peariug on this occasion in the shape of
newly made gingerbread Butter and
cheese are the staples of Brock. In every
chamber, through the open windows, /
could see cheeses in rows, seasoning thro,
the autumn days. Near the church is
the cemetery. which is kept as everything
else about the place. The house Of the
living and the house Of the dead are alike
az tique. Generations sleep there. The
Vi. fagc is no larger or more populous to-
Day than It was an hundred years ago,
The surplus population drifts away into
the outer world---a few sons and dangh.
te remaining to make butter and cheese,
raise cabbagcs and children, keeping pos
session of the heir looms, liying quiet,
r-aceful, contcnted lives, unmindful Of
the whirl and hustle of the great city life.
Theirs is life os seGatc, softer. quiet and
old fashioned as the antiquated clocks
ticking in their kitchens Poltchcss is
one Of their virtnes Every man bows to
you, every woman drops a curtsey, and
every boy touches his hat, II e little
girls have a smile for you. No beggar
asks you to toss him a penny. You have
no fear Of being over,charged by the
landlord: his bill will be an honest one
After seeing poverty, fith, degradation in
all its forms Throughout Europe and in
England also; after having been besieged
by beggars victimized by hackmen and
landlords, it was gratifying to visit q
place in which manliness, honesty, indus
try, peace, quictncss and thrift were the
characteristic features CARLETON.
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A vEnMoNrEs, FIRST DEER HURT.

Editor MinneapoliS Tribune:
Before coming 10 Minnesota the present
autumn, the purpose had been settled in
my mind to kill deer. For the accom-.
plishment of said purpose, a Ballard rifle
was brought from. Vermont, and in due
tim, passage WAS taken, j, Company with
a trleud, from your city for Hice lake,
twelve miles to the east
Our hunt was organized under the su-
rerintendence Of L, Won EllsEerg, "Inine
host OF the Rice lake hotel, genial
prussian, and q noted deer slayer.
On the morning after election day Of
last month, an hours ride found us>in
those wids of marsh and woodland, well
known to the old hunter TO be the haunts
of the feet. footed game.
Here opens drive No. /. Our native is
directed to enter the long strip Of wood,
hankcd by marsh on either side. and drive
towards the narrow neck of high land,
where the eager hunters were to be sta
toned.
Our native did this work thoroughly,
and made the woods resound with yells
Ike Indian war whoops.
The old hunter was about leaving my
side, where he had stationed me, to take
position ut some distance, when my
yjgihnt cyce caught sight Of fine doc
AID fawn only ten or twelve rods distant,
as, startled by noise, they were crossing
a point Of marsh from the main wood to
small island on the right
My gaze for moment was fixed upon
their fuc. sleek forms aud agile move.
mcuts, and | exclaimed. Look there,
Ellsberg, are they not beautiful p In
an instant his gun was brought to an
aim, the hammer strock tho cap. but
missed fres then bostowing curse up
on the boys for rneddling with his gun
while bo was ct St. Paul on election
day, he excitedly vociferated (not omit
ting tao oath) "Why done you shoot,
Captain?"
"Shoot !" says I. "as soon would !
shoot The hest COW in my pasture 10
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lTEMIEiSG.

Who that regularly reads the Lewspa.
per has not been struck with those many.
named columns into which the news of all
the world is compressed? d? Valiously sty.
led in various newspapers, they aim to
grasp and focali2e the news Of everything
and~everybody, everywhere. AID 50 pre-
sent it in as small and telling space as
possible. They carry tho reader in
breath from Indus to the pole, and hurry
him along from sentence to sentence. 70
conduct him in a trioe to aptipdles Of
tlougbt. The reader never things, al his
eyes take their ropid journey down tae
column. Of the care, he pains, the taste,
the skill, the patience necessary to reduce
these items 10 attractive shape. The
scissors and tie paste do great deal Of
the work, it is trge ; but the brain helps
more than it is given credit for, Fancy
aud Imagination and Judgment have to
J
play their part, The scissors dart in.
stiDctively at good item, and the braiua
step in and decide whether it's publication
would be judicious. Is the item old !
Has it ever appeared before? Is it nies
aud fresh aud crisp and sparkliDgf
What position shall it hold with regard
the the other items? Has another one
on the same subject been already clipped
oot? Might not the phraseology le
changed. 50 as to beatow point and pith ?
Could piqpant joke be tagged on9
Again, when the work Of selection is done.
and the itcms--personal, miscellaneous.
religious, theatrical, and what not--ars
all arranged in order, will they make
glittering and synmetrio whole, oveT
which the eye would delight to rove, Ike
u biid, from flower to flower? All these
things have to be considered in attending
to the "item" department Of the newspa-
per. The tastes Of every possible reader
must he anticipated Since it tikcs all
sorts Of people to make world--a truism
of profounder meaning than is generally
appreciated takes al sorts ofitems to
make newspaper. Tic newspaper for
the time is the world, and the items are
the people ia it. filing the columns with
| life and variety. furnishing infinite mate.
rial for thought, and bringing close bo-
side one another all the characters and
events ip this teeming world.---MaA
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