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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

STATE CONVENTION Y. NJ. c. Ave
are in receipt Of circular calling State
Convention Of Young Mems Christian
Associations. Among other statements
and requests, the circular makes the fol-
lowing: ..... a... -.~......
There are about twenty Associations
in the State, and there are without
doubt many towns where no Organiza-
ton now exists, which would be great
~ benefited by such an Association.
We earnestly desire representatives
from such places to take part in the de-
Of the Convention. We
respectfully but most earnestly
urge the Christian ministers in towns
where no Associations have been estab-
lishe.l to secure il possible the attend
aiIce Of three or more Ncttrc christian
young men, representing various evan
gelicat denominations to sit As cores
ponding members.
II This being the first Iowa Convention
of NJ. C. Associations, it is especially
desirable that every part Of the State
should I've represented. The Con vention
Is to be held 1T Cedar Rapids, ON the 9Th,
eth and Sth Of April 1869.
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AT THE MEErrno 81 the Town Cou

AT THE MEErING 81 the Town Coun-
oil, last Friday evening, Mr.. Arvin
Bagley was elected town Treasurer for
the current year; and kindly required
to give bonds IN the sum Of one thou
sand dollars fpr the faithful performance
Of his duties. Various standing COM
mittees were appointed and the vacan-
cy caused by the removal from town Of
Assessor Lineaweaver. whose term
would not have expired until June, fill-
ed by the appointment Of J. w. Boyd,
Assessor elect. Mr.. Boyd has already
commenced his duties, and citizens may
'nerelore begin to consider upon the
present value Of their little worldly pos
sessions. II Is good thing that assess
ors make no inquiry concerning other
than Woridty Possessions, for it might
be very difficult even for some persons
who flatter themselves upon holding an
interest ia "better world'' to make a
correct. estimate Of the real value there.
OF.
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WHERE THEY GOETHE other day,
says sh exchange, q young lady called
at the house Of friend and seeing a
couple of not large sized pincushions
lying on the table, which, OH inquiry,
she found had been ia use fUv rye years,
suggested to the lady of the house that
1t would be good idea to rip them open
and get the needles. At this the lady
laughed aud replied that she thought it
would hardly pay; but upon the other
insisting list tina. she would ind :: many many
when, to the establishment of all, 500
needles were counted out! We don't
charge the ladies anything for this bit Of
information.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

sense. and practical information. II
gives away money value in its valuable
full-sizsd patterns with every issue, and
contains q mine Of interest to every
woman in its Ladies' Club" Publish
ed at sSs Broadway, N. ", $500 per
year. Send Is cents for specimen.
The bill to strengthen the public cred
1t, which failed to become law under
President johnson, has again passed
both houses Of Congress, and will be the
first measure approved by President
Grant.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

ISABELLA AND THE NUNs.-It Is re-
lated that the ex-Queen of Spain recent
" resolved to visit all the converts in
Paris, but rebuff she received at one Of
them will probably lead her to abandon
her design. At this one she was receiv
ed without any ceremony, and on leav-
ing, no one but the, Lady Superior nc
companied her to the door.
"Why am not treated with more re-
spect?' asked her majesty.
The Superior meekly replied that it
was not the custom of the house to do
extraordinary honor to visitors.
but am a Queen
The Superior replied that no excep-
tons was made in the rules for
Queen.
why, in SPAIN" exclaimed the
Queen, anyrily, the nuns kneel when
l enter the convent"
ooh, madam was the answer, "here
we only kneel to God"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

Doas.-Dig dogs, little dogs, "yaller"
dogs, brindle dogs, tall dogs, short dogs,
shaggy dogs, sleek dogs, cross dogs,
playful dogs, old dogs, young dogs,
grand pa and grand ma dogs with their
three t. nine generations Of descendant
dogs, are all In town. No things are so
NUMEROUS and such q nuisance, except
the boys that play marbles on the side
walks. - our Upton dogs. They bark
~, day and howl ~ night, and eleai
botA night and day. III Chicago, the
papen ~, they arc killing on The old
dogp a. order = give tie pups Enom =
grow. We ~ - some such pl1s night
IN se1sa e1IeUts ljOulx sor
the pun an ~ people IN Tipto1. A
'1eaats 6e9t NJ Council might make Il !
anse Nlfsnse Tor any One family to
ksep more than fLve days II hasklug
order 81 tho same timo.
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MARRIED.,

At the Lutheran Parsonage, by Rev. - >.
Altman. on the 18th Of March, 1869, MI. VIM
4. Woods and Miss Susan :. Sheets; all Of c.
dar county, Iowa. . w
At the Court House in Upton. on the 18th
day of March, 1869 by John s. Tuthill, }. r.,
Mr.. Elias Sailor and Miss Rosa LonSerDeam
both of this county.
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. j. NJ Rankin, MI
{. \. Pearson and Miss Elizabeth Spence; all
ofTtpton.
On the same day, by the same, at the Aldrich
House IN Upton, Mr. William ROSS ana MISS
county.
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lone, countv has two candid.te,,

Others will come into the field as
soon as spring fairly opens.
"A man and wife named Dwyer, liv-
ing about four miles from Muscatins,
were burned to death in the flames Of
last week. The position Of the charred
remains in the mornings smoking ruin
showed that they had not retired;
and were supposed to have been
in drunken stupor before the fire.
Prove "Barrett's' by trying it.
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Secretary Fish.

Eek Governor Hamilton Fish, whom
the United states Senate has confirmed
to be Secretary Of State, is by no means
an obscure man, although for the past
dozen years he has not been in any
prominence before the nation. Mr..
Fish comes of an old family Of the En-
pire State, and was up to the demise of
the glorious old Wing party an outspok-
Ell member of that organizations; at the
inception of the Republican party, his
political instincts carried him to its
ranks, since which time he has been a
thorough-going worker for Republican,
ism. During the war his time and
means were largely drawn upon in the
interest of the government, as he was
actively engaged in the formation and
operation Of the Union League. Secre-
tary Fish is about sixty years Of age, a
lawyer by profession, was once memt er
Of the New York Legislature, after
wards Governor Of that state, and u.
S. Senator between 1850 and 1856, since
when he has been in private life. He
is q man greatly respected where he is
known, for his irreproachable personal
character. Davenport gazette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

CEDAR COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The 9th annua, mea,;nc Of ~. rsd.r
to notice at the Methodist Episcopal
Church in linton IN Sunday eveninu
.,,a TN ;ns,
'"u .''A 1"s.'
"u ''iee'"s was ca'ieu 20 oroer ny
."c Iesiue'' anu openeu WIN prayer
y .'l0 isev' : ~. na"k'"'
80. p.oee..'"ss iol ''ie p"s' year was
- ...o o'e'''S' s"o"'"s ~ ~
~. y ."a p'o'pe'ous coliui-
..S's =. - ssSy o@s ". - "eo'' anu
- ...s 80 u'''"s : sur
-. ~. .. ..l.s. 8 -, ". Doohs -
~ M 20 -. ]. -, !. - aue :"
40 a slf.frshnted amonv the hranoh.
8
~ n,,1o,v,r~ onac.,. ,,.re .,acto,, f,r
49, ,~....,f,,p v.s~
d. Joeiah r. Kennedy. President.
John III. Starr,
Gen. W. Smith, Vice Presidents.
-, 1e ~. n n.n.,d Lee, - p e..,o
ties. e. ~ - " ~
William HI. Tuthill, Secretary.
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Changing the Constitution by Tele-
graph.

The Kansas Legislature was too quick
by half in ratifying the amendment the
same day it passed Congress. BY con-
current resolution Of Congress, the
States are to receive official information
Of the proposed amendment from the
President Kansas received 1t by pri-
vate telegram, and put it through by
lightning. AS their action was prema-
ture and void. they will have the fun
Of doing it over again.
The Missouri Legislature made still
greater blunder. One Of the Congress-
men Of that State dispatched the amend
ment to the Legislature, but to save the
expense. only telegraphed the text Of
the section. The legislature, surprising
he had sent the whole thing, promptly
ratified it. This ofcourse was no ratiiica-
ton. Before receiving notice Of their
mistake the Legislature adjourned, and
will not assemble again till January
next The result will b., that the cam
vass Of the coming summer in that
State will be hot and bitter on this
question. Changing the Constitution
by telegraph is very uncertain business,
rs Missouri and Kansas have found
out.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

AN AGENT for the American Bible
Society passed the Sabbath in town. A
collection for the benefit Of the Bible
cause was taken up at the several
churches in the forenoon and in the
evening, the agent, Mr.. Chambers, ad-
dressed large and highly interested
Union Bible meeting at the Methodist
church.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

DEMoREsT's MoaTHLY.-Thisi is Just
" called the "Queen of the Monthlies. y
It's the only real woman's magazine in
America. 1t is full of good, sound
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18
F. p DEAN ks %aSs the sos ss' ss sa', sai:
polish SHOES to be fonnd
Good Farm for Sale.

TIME FINEST IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
/ county, for sale. Is situated miles west
of Upton, and consists Of eighty acres all I'M
der fence zone hundred DIS of which is hedge
and divided into four fields.
On the farm l. n eyer-Eailing spring. and
two wcllS-one at the house and the other at
the barn. An orchard Of 100 bearing apple
trees of the IN OSt choice varieties; lso, pIunS,
cherries, currants. strawberries, raspbcrrias
gooseberries, and grapes Fifteen acres of the
land contain splendid growth of young tim
contains six rooms, pantry. closets, and pres
SEES; under which is good dry cellar imptrvE
Gus to frost. new bank barn, size 32x36 feet,
ling for l6 head of horsee. Also all necessary
outbuildngs, such as. sheds, sites. wood house
smok ehouses, &c. Also n new picket fence
dressed and painted. enclosl ny house yard and
garden. \ public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire of the suhscri-
Der living on the farm.
Nov. 5, ls6sm3 cIIAS. s. FUNK
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If you haven't business, advertise n
sou have business, advertise. People
90 to places that are advertised, and
they 60 by those that are not. A place
that advertises Is known to the world !;
that which does not is only known to
the few that may pass it, and pretty
much everybody does the latter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

Rg-IIundreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HoARHOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nouncc it the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, &c. Try it.
For sale by Hall 4 Schumacher. Upton
s. 9. Chambers 4 Co., Springdale; F. s. 4 II. A.
Jepson, West Branch; v. H. Cornwall, Downey
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

ALMOST A FIRE-and not only almost,
but quite a fire. and almost a Dig one,
was drowned, just in time, last Monday
afternoon.
Fields building on the west side Of
Of the Court House square. occupied by
him as grocery, caught fire on the roof,
probably from the chimney, which
burned out, aud was blazing finely
when discovered. A little boy of Tho's
Spence's saw the flames, and ran In and
told his father, whose sudden appear
ancc on the roof with a bucket of water
was the first intimation the occupants
of this and the adjoining houses had Of
their danger. Plenty Of help was speed
lily ut hand, and by taking out win
dow in Mr.. Westcott's rooms above the
City Drug Store, easy access was had to
the burning roof, and the fire quickly
subdued, leaving, however, a couple Of
charred and unsightly holes in the roof
as an earnest Of what it would have
done had it only been allowed little
more Roadway. With no preparation
whatever, not even plenty of water in
an accessible place, it would have taken
but few minutes to have put the fire
beyond control, aud the destruction Of
that entire row Of buildings, nearly all
of which are of wood, would have been
almost certain.
Upton has been wonderfully fortunate
in the past in escaping from disastrous
fires; but past immunity gives nosecuri-
ty for the future. 1t would seem a. lit
tie as could be done that sure supply
of water should be provided by the
town, easy Of access, and convenient to
the most compact part, together with a
number Of buckets, ladders and hooks.
This would certainly be little enough
and cheap enough security against SO
terrible 0n enemy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

PERsoNAL.-Judges Rothrock and
Yates started, on Monday morning, via:
Stanwood, for Marion to attend the first
General Term in this district, which Is
held at that place the present week.
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THE WORLD MovEs-Of course it
does, and STANwooD is moving with it.
Already it boasts a post Office and post
master. Passenger trains stop at STAN
wood, THE ADVERTISER goes to Stan
wood, building has been commenced,
business is awakening aud property on
the rise at Stanwood. Stanwood is a
fact; and perhaps more. ''Bully" for
Sherwood.
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-~~>-
DIED.,

On the 10Th inst at the residence OF Jacob
Hardacre in Red Oak township. Mrs. Eliza
beth Moffett; aged IS years, mos. and 10 days.
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Onward, right onward,
Into the Valley Of Death
Rode the Six Hundred.

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into millions
than the doomed band who rode to swim destruction
in Tennysons poem, IL the great cavacade Of unhap
py men who are rushing to untmeiy graves, followed
by the gaunt spectre Dyspepsia. This h all wrong
and should Plantation Bitters, the great Ston
achic Pain Killer dyspepsia. Hea rtturn. Head
ache, Vertigo lrln--. and al sympoms Of kindred
Great Weakness and Mental Depression, they have .
wonderful effect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

FRosT's Book OF TABLEAUx is the
title of a handsome little book of near
two hundred pages containing a large
and choice collection of Tableaux vi
wants, CharaLes in Tableaux, Shadow
acts and Pantomimes; together with di-
rcctions for arranging the stage, costum-
ing the characters and forming appro-
pirate groups. 1t meets completely a
want often felt by those who are fond
Of this class of amusements, and will
prove valuable assistant in the prepar-
alton Of amateur theatricals. Published
by Dick g. Fitzgerald, New York.
JUSTICES CoUKT.-Before Justice
Sweet, on Tuesday, u case wherein the
State OF Iowa was plaintiff and Robert
Maxwell defendant, resulted in twcn-
ty dollar contribution from said defend
ant to the school fund. Maxwell was
arrested and fined for having committed
assault and battery upon the person of
Mr.. Robert Nicely. The scrimmase
occurred at Linn Grove more than a
month ago. bob" wasn't the fighting
member Of the Nicely family; and we
are informed that the beligerent Max
we'll came off only second best in an
encounter with William, Jr., that oc-
CURED not long after this assault upon
Robert.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18
TO CONSy MPTlyES.
ERRORS OF YOUTH,

ERRORS OF YOUTH,
a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ser-
- vous Debility Premature Decay and all the eff
ects of youthful ndscreton will for the sake Of suf
ferng humanity send free to all who need it. the
ipe and direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured sufferers wishing 70 proht ny
The advertisers xperience can do so by addressing IN
perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
fn3ysn1 No. 4 Cedar street, New York
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wOOLEN GOODS!

"OVDIIEN GQDOlDSS
TIME undersigned takes this method OF re-
/ turning his compliments to his customers
in Cedar county. and would inform them that
he has rented room first door north of Cha's
Hammond $ office on Main ST., where he will
keen large variety Of all kinds of Wooden
Goods, consisting of
CLOTHS, CiS.SIMER rs.
fLANNELS, BLA NKE7S,
JE1NS, TWEED.S,
and also the best variety Of
STOCKING e. SINGLE YARNS,
ever brought to Upton. He will also keen
home made Socks and Stockings.
The highest price will be paid for Wool and
sheep pets, in cash, or exchange for goods
A. MI ;. II. HDEGH fON.
NOTICE is hereby given To the electors resi-
~ ding within the terri tory hereinafter de-
scrihed. that there will be an election held at
the school house in Loudan on Friday, the
18th day of March. 1869 to vote upon the propri-
ETY. OF Incorporating the follow ing terri aory. to
wit: The south half OF section No thirty five.
in township No eighty. two, north of range No
one. west: also, the north half of section No
two. in township No. eighty-one. north Of
which shall ae known as the town of Iouden
A Plat Of the same being now on file in the
Office of the clerk of the Circuit Court with a
petition for the same To be Incorporated.
THOMAS SfTEARER,
VA. KENNETH,
u. W. RATRD,
Il. Il. TOWN
T. NJ. ALEXANDER.
i"s Commissioners.
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THE New Tevis Hack Line has a fine
new hack that leaves the Aldrich House
daily, for Clarence @1&. 4 -A4 go ~ Lie
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Not JUST THE THING.-From our
point of view, the transaction by which
the premium lists Of our County Fair
are printed at a jobbing office in another
county Is creditable one neither to the
officers Of the society nor to the firm OBJ
tainining the work. Not creditabe to
the latter, because instead of bidding for
the job at fair printers rates, it plays the
FRAT" by doing it for nothing, intending,
" course, to make its 'spec." by bind
ing paying advertisements with the list.
The strong and enterprising house Of
Origxs, Watson 4 Day should be able
~ md plenty Of lucrative work in a
more honorable way than going through
the country taking jobs Of this kind for
nothlaer ead lhen soliciting from the
bussns1 - ~ the places whence they
steal the jobs sing advertisements by
which they may reimburse themselves
for the work ofherwise gratuitous, thus
twice r0bbing the local Office. But no
naattes hoe many ''rats' there are who
with 20 snch work under rates or for
nothing, It seems to US that Society
can still afford, aud should be willing to
pay the local press fair price therefor.
When the amount Of notices, puffs, re-
ports, &C., which the local paper is ex'
pected to publish gratis, together with
the fact that 1t is expected to do, and
has heretofore always done all in its
power for the benefit and advantage of
the Society, are taken into consideration,
it certainly seems to us not just the
thing to send away from home for a
job of this kind in order to save few
dollars to the treasury of the Society.
1t may be true economy, but there is
surely room for doubt that it will prove
such in the end.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

Re Advcrtisers.-An transient Local and Special
Notices, end transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance to secure insertion.
Editorial Notices Advertisements In the Local
splumns will be charged - cents line, each inser
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18

MAGNOLIA WATER In delightful toilet article
peror 10 Cologne, at half the price
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THE EVENING MEETINGS ut tho
Methodist church are still .protracted;
and are having tho encouragement Of
full and interested attendaace, with
many casea Of hopeful conversion.
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"NHy C~1eA u HUpcIUH CUUySK1sOUs q 7s-gs
LOST On the road between the Kelly
place and the residences q she anbsori-
heE. last Friday, =. patea3 lsveE oliver
watch; with hunter case, and fad alnAlI
chnin attached. The finder will - llb-
srs.ly 1NaEdetl BY returning 4 .
JOHN r. MArrENs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-04

ELorEMENT ExTHAoRDISARY-TnE LAST
MANCHESTER SESsATloH.-It Was a>ccr-
tanned on Saturday that Mrs. Henri
eta Scru@@S. wife of James Scru""S, (who
has been staying at her fathers. in Pow
hatan. Tor some weeks had clopcd with
Thomas j. Pcrduc, II married man. The
parties came 10 Chester on Friday, went
back to Petersburg on the evening train,
and bought tickets for Charleston, $. {,
The chief Of police at that place has been
teegraphcd to arrest the parties. Mrs.
Scrug@s is also accused by her husband OF
taking away fifty dollars and i lot OF cloth
inr. pcrdne married sister Of scrug-S,
aud She. with two children, is AT hcr
fathers. in Pittsylyania, whittier she was
sent by him about Il month ago for the rur-
pose, it is supposed, Of allowing, him to
complete his arrangements for this flight
He is a millwright by trade, and was recent
II employed at IlaXalPs mill. Scru@gS is a
laborer ut the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad shops. Mrs. Scru%gs Is L very
good-looking and intelligent woman. Per
due is not handsome, and can neither read
nor write,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-04

MAYoE's Court, sArrEn,AY-,IGy;or Cha-
room yrcsiding.-Kitty Hill and Julia Jack
son. charged with cursing and using abusive
augtlacc towards Amelia Christian and ac-
c,lsing her of stealing II certain sum OF
money. were examined and discharged.
james Forbes, charged with being drunk
and unable 10 take care Of himself, was held
for security that he will keep the peace.
friday Robinson, charged with assaultin9
and beating Stanley McckinS and drawing 4
razor Oh him. was fined $50.
John Gross (coorcd), charged with threat
cn;n~ 10 shoot Caiharinc Cook, WAS re-
uuirci 10 give security.
Colin Gates and Martha Williams, charged
with fighting on the street, were fined @2.1t
each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-04
Water supply.
OCTOBER /, 1869.

OCTOBER i, lcoo'
To the Editors of the Richmond DtSpdtch::
Srs,-At recent meeting OF the CITY
Council resolution was adopted whereby
the Committee on the Fire Department was
instructed to investigate what further legs
lation is necessary for the greater security
of property in the city. This resolution
was in consequence of petition to the
Council to prohibit lumber-yards and GER
tain manufactures being established III GER
tain districts Of the city.
1t may be wise precaution in certain To-
calities to prohibit such establishments. but
the Council should be careful not to infringe
on the rights of others by attempting to give
this protection. A prohibition such Us that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-04
AltCTESN SALES TEE1S DAY.

SAMPSON 1O>,ES. iH.. viii sell Mt IOj o'clock an
assortment Of Groc 'rics, liquors, etc.
GRUERS & WILLIAMS will sell nj - o.clotk n
tract land on IL. Eichrtond and Charlottcs-
VILE turnpike, abe seven miles north o: Rich
mCna.
THOMAS W. kE - z win sell 1T 40. 1917 Main
street, n 10 o'clo. K 4. NJ, = l1r.c and elegant
assortment Of fur turc, carpets piano, guitar,
scwng-maChucs. SC.
GRIBHS WILLIAMS will sell, commencing at
l. NJ, variety Of valuable property, de-
scrhea In advertisement In another column.