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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20
The Devil is Dead

A curious incident occurred u few
months ago on board the ferry boat,
!, passing between New York and Brook
.nyn. On taking her place among the
messengers, Il lady noticed an old man
respectfully dressed. quietly occupying
4 one of the long settees on the deck.
Ellis silver locks and venerable appear
= lnce commanded respect, lie his
4 keen black eye, darting from one object
20 another with eager attention, seemed
= O denote that the scene around him
vas novel.
Soon three young men dressed in the
hight of fashion. with neatly fitting
kids and tinny canes, with which they
we're switching the air, came sauntering
dong. but stopped suddenly at sight of
he old man.
Nov for some fun,' said one Of
hem. The others nodded assent and
re immediately began by holding out
: is hand to the stranger in a most cor
ial manner.
GLOW do you do, sir? l hope you
re well.'
"Ion're very kind, sir. I'm quite
;cll, AID hope your the sam yer clf,'
,'iii'y answered the old patriarch.
Each of the others extended his
and with a friendly Salutat"r.
; "l'm very grateful for ,ouy notice,
mug Eenticmen,' answered the
ranger II in not long in this country.
We found nothing but kindness here
yet"
"ltare you heard the news, sir, tie
r'at news that the paper, ave full of p
! $50, I've heard no ncwsn
"What not the wonderful news .nut
very body is talking of?'
, 'No, young gentlemen have heard
,othing."
"Why the devil is dead It's Tie
reatest news for many year Only
hink, the devil is dead.'
The silver haired man fixed his keen
ye upon one and another aud the :hird
the young men as they stood before
i'm, as though he could scarcely COM
'rehend their meaning, while several
'assensers stopped in their walk to lis |
Ell to what was going on.
/ THE devil is dead ~ repeated the |
trangcr The devil is dead That is
reat news indeed. The dcrH is del1r |
The young men became SO con vulsel
With laughter. that they were obliged
% tur: their faces from the old man.
While IA low cry of Shame! shame :"
anne from the crowd pressing near.
AT length the stranger, still murmer-
tng 1.-The devil is dead ~ put his hand
"A his pocket and pulled out three cop
..ers, laying them conspicuously on the
aim Of his hand, and looking from one
q. '.ahplher Of the eager group, the pa
triarch in a grave, distinct tone ex-
ttlancd
- It is a good auld cust,m in the coun-
AFy where ! came from, that when the
ither is dead, we give aims to the poor
rphans who are left frieudlcss and
I lone SO now, young gentlemen, who
! ave been SO friendly to cor old
IAN, and who have told me the news.
iat the devil is dead, I'll give each of
], penny and | hope it may do ye
...reat good
lie dropped copper into ca, h re-
lctant hand, and in the midst of the
ihouts of applause from the appreciat.
iag crowd, the three young men skunk
way abashed.
1t is to>be hoped that the strangers
imely reproot may remind them of
receipt in a certain old fashioned beck.
fhoa shalt rise up tfore the hoary
=a1 AM bo=.1E .be ftc@ Of the old man,
IL Es@. 'Hy a9- Af.I il
Hz@r -.'v4# @..: 5a~r ia Thy land,
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Once more for the moths. The fol-
owing recipe is said to have kept out
eA Heths past. May it do so for ten
ear 10 come: Flour of hops, one
iraehm; scotch snuiI two ounces gum
ttmphor, one ounce; black pepper, one
,nnce; cedar sawdust, four ounces.
Xix thoroughly, and strew, or put in
'aDers, among the goods"
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From the Western Rural.
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

Il curious malfornation of calf at
Vassar Michigan, is attracting atten-
ton. The head is upside down.
Kentucky Is much moved at the pros
pective visit of Henry Ward Beecher,
who delivers the address at the Agri.
cultural Fair.
The peach crop now being gathered
in Georgia and South Carolina is large
one, and is said to he very satisfactory
in quality.
Mr.. Thos. J. Hand, of Sing Sing, has
sold to Hon. T.. Delafield Smith, OF
Shrewsbury, n. j., the prize Jersey
bull, imp. Lawrance, for 5000.
According to the Western Farmer, Of
26 varieties of potatoes planted on the
same day at the Experimental farm of
the Wisconsin University, the Early
Rose is the most vigorous grown.
The Western Farmer says that the
hay crop of Wisconsin will be generally
very heavy; early sown wheat and
oats promise well, but late sown will be
light yield by reason Of rust.
For fresh wounds in man or beast it is
claimed that there is nothing to COM
pare to finely pulverized earth, to be
renewed in a couple Of hours. 1t is
said to act like charm in all instan-
ces.
The Agricultural Society Of Breslau,
Germany, offers prize Of 500 in Gold
for the steam pillow apparatus which
will work best at trials to be made on
farms near the city during the present
summer.
The large beautiful farm of of SEN
ator Chandler of Michigan, near Ian
sing, comprises 3.0S7 acres, of which
900 acres are upland and the remainder
marsh. The marsh has been drained SO
that it is comparatively free from water
Experiments are being made to. test its
value for farming and grazing purposes;
and thus far with verJ satisfactory re-
suits.
Al a recent sale of Mr.. +. II. Cheney's |
at Gadesby Hall, Leicester,
England, the the total amount realized |
FROM forty eight cows and eight bulls
was e5, 1873 IS. The average price of
the cows was COG los; that of the bulls
COZ IS. The highest price given was
900 for the COW Chrry Princess, bought
by Lord Dunmore.
The noted young stallion, Waikiki
Chef, bred 10y James w. Hoyt, and sold
by him to Edwin w Holmes, of Gaze
novia, Madison Co., n. v, when Is
nonths old, for $4,000, has just been
sold to IA lorse-stoc!. company Of Bur-
iDgton, VT, for $4,000. Just after his
fourth year, after being handled only
i've weeks, the horse trottcd a mile in
"a.
TO destroy docks, john Johnson, OF
,'eneva, y. y, says "Cut them off
lose to The ground when the tops are
ally ont, but the seed not fully formed,
md they are done tor The stalk dies
II the ground, but you must cut so close
o tl!e ground tt!at you leave no leaves
III the stalk, else they will not die.
,bnut ,,,n end If Inn. / f,u,d ,,.,,or,l.
= H.. hn-t ,i,,a +. c,, ,,.m
,, wa "''''"' " ."e wei ''''''.'""
=, ,...;,
,..f,,I7' .,.''>;.'
r,,: .
.,,, ,.,.,,.,,.,. 7..,,l,., ,,',
$500.
,'.,, ...r... ,...,,,..,. =,
,.,..., $780,.
t"i' 't'' tI@'i twenty arF's.
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1t is thought shat ten millions of acres
t woodland are swept off every year in
his country. Before long this must be
topped. Tie American Agricultural
needs Olle-fitth of its whole
lrface covered with forest. If each
,rmer will go by this rule, the amount
i'll be easily saved.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

The Bishop of Winchester has pres'n
ted his son, the Rev. Basil Wilberfurc,
to living which is worth 81 900 pen
annum. An English ecclesiastical wag
calls this Wiiberfo:ce's "practical
view.r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

Those who burn coal, and are in
"lln"d to try the earth closet system
should be informed that fine coal ashes
are as good as earth for the closet. The
cinGcls should be sifted out. 1t make.
no difference whether anthracite or bit
luminous cnnI i u>nd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

A Scotch gentleman, who has recent y
taken run through the South, says th.' t
the only negro song he heard that b: d
vindictive urn about it, was one da.
ing from an early day in the war lie
tween the North and South. 1t run-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

administering lead through tubc, "
IS what the papers call it in Michigan
hen one lerson shoots another.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

There are two ways of attaining al,
important end force and perseverance,.
force falls to the lot ofonly privileged
few, but austere aud sustained rersrve-
renee can be prarticed by the most insir.
niilcant. Its silent power grows IRE
SiStiblp with time
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Vinegar Biiicrs are not vile Fancy Drink,
Made of Poor Rum, WhiskCy, Proof Spirits
aud Refuse LIQUORS, doctored, spccd and sweet
tned to please the taste, called Toncs,"" Appctizcrs
"Restorers, &c, that lead the tip!cr to drunken
and ruin, but true Medicine made from tho
Native Roots and Herbs Of California, free from nil
Alcoholic Stimulanis. They the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER aud A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect RenoVator and Invisorator
Of the System, carrying Oft all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No person
can take these Bttcrs according to directions and
main long unwell, provided their bones not dea
troyed by mineral poison other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair
They are n Gentle Pmrgativc rs we'll rs II
Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit Of actin
arowcrul agent in relieving Congestion or Inaamna-
ton of the Liver end all the visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old, married or single at the dawn Of woman
hood at the of life, these Tonic Dtcrs have 10
equal.
Fer InfammatOry or Chronic u !, cEmatisnl
nnd C0ut, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bill
fOns, Remittent and Infermittcnt Fevers,
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful.
Such Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Heal
ache, Pain In the Shoulders Coughs Tiehtness of the
Chest Dizziness, Sour Eructaons of the Stomach Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Palptation of the
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs Pain in the regions
OF the Kidneys. and hundred other painful symptoms,
are the oGsprings Of Dyspepsia.
They invigorae the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
LIVER and Bowels, which render them Of uncquallc,l
efficacy in cleansing the blood of all impurities and i'm
parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter,
Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pmpes, Pustules, Bos
Carbuncles, Ring Worms, Scald Head, Sore Eyes
Erisipelas, Itch Scurf Discoorations Of the Skin,
Humors and Diseases Of the Skin, of whatever ncmo
or nature literally dag up and carried out of the
system i'll short time by the of these Bitters. Ono
bottle in such will convince the most ncrcdulous
Of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Ettietcl Blood whenever yen find its i'm
pnritics bursting through the skin in Pmples ruptons
or Sores cleanse It when you tinl il obstructvi AMI
feelings will tell You when Keep the blood pure,
and the health of the system will follow.
PIN. TAPE. and other WORMS, lurking in
me system OF so many thousands, ctfectuay des-
tr0yci and removed. For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed in four
ianguages-Engish, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD & co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents San Francisco. CAL and
80 and "a Commerce Street, New York.
30 SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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"lf de debble-do not catch
JEFF Davis, dat Confederate wret III
Ard roast and frigaz, e dat rebbcl,
WHAT'S De use of any debh.e:"
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One Of the discoveries Of the micro
SCOPE is tina: the liquor in an oyster Shell
contains multiIudes Of small oysters,
covered with shells an! swimming / i'm
bly,, about, besides many other micro
scope animals.
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Painted surfaces may be cleaned with
piece of soft flannel, dipped in warm
"A ter, then wrung and sprinkled with
uely powdered French chalk
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u SaFlistE,

= mere by given that tho undcfSia John
BLESS and drhn Thompson. Admfntslra-
tgfS "i ine estate OF JtthH Ieith dacaaSed late
q Cedar COUNTY. Iowa. have Tiied their final
ttioIt ~ the office If the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Grdar county, Iowa and that the
stino mas been s"t for h"artrg ON the 2ssh day
OF tile August term uf said court
.Fbii% ittEr!~
~ "a ~GIeMf@DE, A"'aFS.
a.. l.. SHfi;i, Airy !DFAHfnI'a. Tvs
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\. Eve cautirn the public from rnrchas ing a
cheap ano, witch has recently been put In The mark
#, bear nG tive name "Arioh." An geEHir" AriOn
lfprp> b"Hr tic name Patent Arirn,'' and only
'' purchased from New York Warcrouns. our
authorized Agents throughout the United states
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Orr pamphlet contains crgr&vings Of
all the different styles of in>tlumrnts
that we manufacture. giving n iull de-
>rrip:i"n Of each, SO that n ,''rs,n can
srirr; the style hey ma. desire 20 order,
with thr assurance that they will re-
T., il" li>t ~ go;n! IL Piano n il ll'ev were
Ill cur Warefooln> to select il. We have
solid over FIVE THOUSh ND Pianos,
many Of them being shipped great dis
tanr"s and we have never yet receiv, q
the first cunilaint. AS We give II writ.
ten guar .nIrc wiih every Piano we man.
nfac'trc. for five years, the purchasers
runs uu risk.
I}n"f tail tn '",jfo far "nr p1a}tMt
rhirh ire HtHH FREQ, and mhca Ar,: n'.'j't
state H'hW r"l'f Jp" sup tits notice ia.
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READ THE FOLLOWING

II aord m" much p n~Err To give YOU in thee Eu
iliie-H very sincere icSilr, ii tor Ill" Piano rrI.-
CO your tiaHiH;'i'ift "" have cd he I'ATENT
aEloS lfASt> IN our G. -" yHtngir> for YEAR. p!r
nave had iar opportunity 1t testing their ,iur.nih
CURING thai time. The Pianos have bprH :!Essi u;4
almost constantly. from morning in night ant. n Fl
aio must ihdssd be uaod @lc il viii bar St3r
constant use without showing signs Of rItC'irr.
Tor Remaining in tune il onrivas any Piano I,,
to
Their peculiar Sweetness nf a Nc IT, Vie" US
compared to other Iaaus witt! II" ordinary IN ~
ESrAitc az; HScnri ~ II stritiii% th:'l '' G
iMpiit r"+lHrk viii" taking iit.tr lessons, boat al
:'nH@h they had nj hu:n, what they Hup!m.4 t. m
ne ~ TIE h"st makes Of Pianos san tiz trrtir nu
very w:r''r '"n'ft compared with the "kRiuS'
What n's's them stfl ,tSp able is Their uni
rtn N"ilt!ur OF tone which enables Art> ger
4oIin con j'rsi'toh IN its tru" ciara,ter.
III total. can cGncie.itiDnSiv .UttrS.. Ill t}ut f.
fi?ininI Icy tie Axiom rIASo IpRTf ttMrA<N ten
their sHrh Instruments, consider them sui.rltr
to any uIh. FAKE.
tonGrt aat!nG you upon the great success you Lave
"htalhett In The manu- acture OF perfect in,trt.-
nent, remain YOURS.
Very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER.
New York. September Sd, Is7o
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DIR. WILEER. .

CIONT.EIE~t 0t'r."' all Private Diseases. Syph-
! in< 2il"rn,I't ''', ,rrll.a, Glcct, Structure,
a.. con. I".r'y r@'!! all e. That numerous class
"t Ct>s E.~U!t' trpi E, ll-;.htsc. prod. ing IN
nH' tyS&, ~ ry"msdrby. trrit ability. erupiions,
- IA IA! cmi ssiu&s and finally inipottncy, pcrnia-
nchi!y cured Persons flljctcd with delicate, tn-
'ri+"tranh LONGS a!i' ing sttuti"ua complaints
ar" l~Htrly in - q 10 Gal Tor SUlta;ion, which
co.,Snp'l irE l.. rt'i'rc,, Il host oftcschtrs,
has rn:' led him 10 ,r.tct re mcdi.s at o CO iii
r!tl', >tts', e. m""c I, :!l which in most cases
can H. n~'d without zinc rance TO Iusinc s. Tic
t"''>'i' Il tm}1a"t" of cr, rcc' plionHmd waiting
r"om'. 10 tca"iiirg . i slc' ping apart mcnts tor
phii ms GH,rtng daily personal attention, ard
LaF"r Il t!cM"icai bait s. No matter v io have
I"i' y STATE your case. Read his uani llct. scEt ~
any one stree E.!oH! an of cas-" trvaic cd ANUS
atIJ 1t OIL L and@lI over Tie country. GIG Wath-
inEt"n ave. 81. Louis. Tours NJ to7 p.E
Ia'n'hl"is sent 70 ANY al Gr"ss for wv stamps. r.
sss.ssy 8 X sc,sErsss
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II. r. iIi.l.NB)l.DS EXTRACT BtrCiu,
tIHl&S DISEASES ARISING FROM IMpIJ,n.S
CES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC
in all tA"r Stages At little expense tf" or no change
IN diei, no tucDmN cut"ucr. and ,N pu~irr causes
aif4'Bt desire and gives strength to ruate there
~ renewing Distinctions. Preventing ana Curing
structures 81 the tTrbra, Aiiaring Pain and n.lana
NON 50 lft'Ii'Ht IN ih> Glass Of diseases, and eXppl.,
Ing AL Poisonous matter
thousands vino lyTe been the victims Of incompc-
tcit ll'fSnfih aht who hrE" aid heavy fees to be
chr@ "a short tin.", hay" found they have been de
"FN'", hi" mat tine Poo on has, by the al
powerful a>lrnIrnlS,'' b"cn drCd M IN the SNStrul
break ont h Ia ne agIrtv.tItd orm and perhaps
Ht"r Marriage.
Use iIttLNBpLDEI ENrisA'"T Bt'rlIu for all At
'finiS a' Diseases Of the Urinary Organs. whether
'&l*tfhE IN Male or fuInhir. from whatever cause
ni.lllttLhg. aud No matter ut how hong standing.
IHitI ONE Db..LAl. AN:b FIFTY CENTS PER
BOTTLE.
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a lslxso Collection.

POwLAND'S RECElPTS.-Mngis Arts, Discoveries &C.
comprising valuable Information for everybody. Sent by
mail Gree postage FIFTY Address H. Z. No-
MANDY, No. IL North Eighth street, St. Louis, No.
DRAKEs COLLECTION nearly one hundred rcceip,s for
making Brandy al kinds Wine, Gin, Ale, Beer.
dals. Superior Cider and much other useful
for those dealing In manufacturing above
for the rade home use.
Sent by mail tfree POSTAGE Fifty Cents Address
Il. E. NORMANDY No. Il North hll street. ST. Louis Mo-
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lOu shalt not rcX anu.
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Notice to the Afflicted and
Unfortunate.
Before applying to the notorious quecks who advertise
public using remedies
work matter what disease how dporabe your
condition.
DIR. Butts be consulted personally hy nail,
diseases mentioned In his works Office No. IL North Eighth
Street, between Market and Chestnut st. Louis, No.
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" Thy ard Where

ur r!"ne are ;:.er,,r,o any Ill the mu.Lu.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
BUTLER'S DEFEAT.

Ben. Butler has been defeated by
his opponent Washburn for the honors
of Gov. of Massachusetts,. He acqui-
esces in the verdict, and declares his
intention to support the ticket. 1t is
stated that he can secure congress.
slonal nomination and re- election at any
time he desires from the Lowell dis.
trlct. This, if he choose to accept it,
may strengthen him for the next cam
paign.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
TeHegrapsasc summary.

New YORK, October 2.-An even
ing paper announces that Judge G.
Barrett applied this afternoon to Judge
Bixby, of the Fifty-seventh street.
Police Court for warrant OF arrest for
Mayor Hall alleged gross misdemeanor
in converting public funds, or permitting
the same to be diverted from their
legitimate use by signing warrants for
the payment of millions for work which
had never been done, the said money
having been paid to lngarsoll, Garvey,
Miller, Smith, Ballard and others
The principal affidavit is made under
the law charging such crimes under
special section of the act of the Legis
Iature which dcprives the guilty one Of
office and forever prevents his holding
Office of any kind. 1t was sworn to by
W. S. Copeland, formerly assistant
book, keeper in Controllers Office. 1t
charges that the vouchers on which
said warrants were issued, were fraudu-
lent and SO known by the Mayor.
Smallpox is raging in Brooklyn. The
yellow flag has been placed in front OF
each building where the diseas exists
and general attention has been called to
the necessity for cleanliness and proper
means to prevent further spread of the
disease
Chicago, October 2.-President Grant
held reception at the fremont House
to-day. A large number of citizcns
paid their respects. He left for Wash
ington this evening.
IIartford, October 3 In the town
elections yesterday, the Republicans
elected nearly their entire ticket lie e
and at New Haven.
Chicago. October 3.-The Times
Washington says it seems indlsputable
that Secretary Fish has decided on an
early retirement from the Cabiuot He
retires Of his own wish aud the change
has no political bearings. In fact there
will be an entire reorganization Of the
State Department, Mr.. Davis, Assist
ant Secretary, goes the Geneva Confer
encc, and the law officer has just retired
10 take position undcr the japanese
Government.
The report is that Andrew y. White
Of New FORK is to succeed Fish.
Vim. Seward a rrivod to~day from
Europe. lis friends gave him r.
ception in the Bay. lie left immed,
atcIy for Pcekskitl
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

EXPLANAToRY.- Bulletin tax es
US to task for seeming discrepancy in
our Market Reports. As regards the
price of wheat, we would say for the
benefit of the Bulletin and others who
may not understand our position, that
Dallas is an inland town, and our mar
ketreports, which are published weekly,
are the prices of the various commodi-
ties In our market When we speak
through our local columns of the prices
current, we refer to prices paid at vari>
Gus points along the Willamette River,
where produce is purchased for ship
ment. This we hope will be satisfac>
tory, as it must be plain to everyone
that wheat, or any other commodity
bought for shipment, cannot demand
the same price few miles back from
the place of shipment as it would at
the shipping point.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
County Court Proceedings.
j. III. MYER, JUDGE:

L. Ground, plaintiff T. Marand and
others defendants. Action for replevin; argued
on demurrer-continued
Ben. Hayden plaintiff, vs. James Scott de-
fendant. Civil action-continued.
Crone b Wolf plaintiffs, u.s. Mebala Wood
defendant. Civil Acknowledgment for defen-
dant.
William Clingan. Application for license to
retail liquors for twelve months 81 petition.
b4 emonstrate-Applieation on granted
In the case Of Daniels estate, o. +. Daniels
appointed administrative.
County Warrants cancelled, 81 ,657 A..
Whole amount Of accounts allowed S551 10.