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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21
a Mystery.

For several months asst the wiseacres
of Central and Northern OHIO have been
greatly exercised over the singular phen-
onnena Of portraits appearing upon paucs
OF window glass, clearly defined and
man agency. We have had of late an
occurrence Or "epoch" OF this kind IN
Aehla3ula, aud from an eye witness Of
the phenomenal, whose varacity is un-
doubted, we learn the following facts =
The plclure is on window IN Il house
AT the hasbor, occupied by Mr.. Charles
Lynn. The outllues ot the picture We're
first noticed some weeks since by mem
Der OF the family. They were then dlm,
shadowy aud ndistlnct, but gradually
became fully Developed, until, AT length,
a perfect picture WAS plainly dlscermble
upon the glass. 1t is The picture Of Il
uIan ot mludle age, iull heavy beard,
piercing black eyes, garments uf mod
ern cut and wide turn-down collar CT
the style commonly called 'Shaks peare.'
The eye Is The striking feature OF the
picture. IL is particularly bright and
snarp, and rests upon you with piercing
Orlliancy which seems almost superhu-
man and deuonIac. In whatever posi-
ton about the room in which persol,
may place bllnself, those eyes seem 10
rest upon hun with All intensity OF eX-
preston which is tar from agreeable, If
not awe-inspirng. .. -
AS natural sequence 10 such phenom-
ena, the house has been besleged by
througs OF visitors. Hon. Il. +. Wade
and lady We're among the first VISITORS,
aud "iionesL Old Ben" departed IN as
much ignorance ut the cause or such an
effect as amy one else. Sc, eral city re-
purlers have made the quiet clty oi Ash
Labua the theme VI column OF the
marvellous about glass pictures, ghost.
and other imiernalItIes. But our spir
itualistIc friends are the only oues who
preleud 10 give any solution 10 The inys
terry. They allege II 10 be The manliesl
work OF the spirits OF the other world
aud point To IL as Il marked evidence o
tne truth OF their doctrines. Ot wha
particular benefit these porlrai.s are dc
signed, either 40 the Iniabiianls of tht
celestial aud aDll-celt sLial spheres, til,
teachers and mediums OF spirltualIsm d,
not venture All opinion.
All attempts 10 wash on this portrait
even by the use of the strongest acids
nave utterly tailed. However, upon al
attempt to remove the pane from lh'
sash The portrait enUrely disappeared
Oh this occasion the glass lad been pur
chased by marvel hunter, ior The sun
OF twenty y-tive dollars. Upon tue glas
being replaced the picture was agaln "a
clear aud distinct as before.
} The pIclnre has not yet been recogniz
ed as That OF any one ever known III lhl
section ot the country, and why, AM
how it came there, Is nut tor som
! savaLi, or naturalist, Or philosopher, o
scientist "or any other man" 10 crack
the cracking OF which would, no doubv
. add many new features to the arr 9
| photography, and no few rays to th
, luslrs OF natural science unless GU
/. spiritualistie friends should be in th
/, main correct, in which case the puzzle
world may only hays coed reason I
! calculate, "whatsyer is, is'rigbt." 4,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

REstGNED.--Rev. II. c. HAYDN, of the First
Congregational Church of Painesvillc, resign
ed his pastoral charge last week, to take effect
next month, having received and accepted a
call from a church ia ST. Lonis.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

FIRE IN TRUMULL--A fire occurred at
Trumbull Centre, on Tuesday night, October
Sd, at which time the saw mill of STEVENSON
and BRAKEMAN was burned LNs about 81
500 with an inurance of 500, on Mr.. STEVEN
sons half-Seati,ael
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ANOTHER AccEssIeN.-Dr II. z. FRICKER,
OF Duluth, late of Jefferson, is to become as he
informs US, citizen of Ashtabula, with the
intention of pursuing his profession, Thus
by these frequent accessions TO the business
and population of our village, its prospective
Importance 10 an admitted iact
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

real. EsrATB TRANsFER.-Mr --BAS-
MING, oi Kingsvillo, b.ingsabout to change his
residence from Kingsville TO Cleveland, has
disposed of his residence 10 DIR. MORRIS, late
OF AmbOy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

PRETTY WELL GRowN.-CcLLISs Z. MANN.
Of Plymouth, made deposit at The TELE-
GRAPH office last week, of six Peachblow po'
tatoes that weighed just 1011 pounds.
@. G. CULLEY, followed it by peck basket
of the same variety, that weiged Il pounds
apiece. These were taken from patch for
mery belonging 10 the Nathan Strong farm,
ON North Ridge, which has been under cult.
walton for some 60 years, and which produced
at this time, at the rate of 225 bushels TO the
acre.
B. n. SPERRY, of East South Ridge, has
also brought in half Uushel of unusually
handsome and large tubers Of little differ
ent variety from the aboye--white Peach.
blows-the largest Of which weighed II
pounds. If any one can do better than this
there yet is room for il announcement.
Beside these favors, we have to acknowl-
edge from the apiary of Mr.. GULLY plate OF
the finest comb.honey that ever tickled the
palate of an editor
Messrs. JENNINGS & RANAaE on Satur-
day afternoon left US basket of green sweet
corn, very sweet and tuothsome, as was found
at our Sunday dinner. We understand thai
they planted an acre and half on the 9th o
July, and therefore have quantity for sale
for present use, or for drying.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

The Lake Shore Road having increased
their capital stock forty per cent, and the in
crease Is 10 be divided among the present
stock holders, apoa the payment therefor OF
3SX per cent of said increase present
share. holder of $1,000 worth of stock will be
entitled 10 $400 worth of additional stock
apon the payment OF $la3S3, Payment OF
and the balance when called for.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

We have the largest stock plain dress goods
in the country, in TACT our dress goods depart
ment was never SO complete as at present
Uon't buy until you examine our stock.
TULer d. Carlisle
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The Plank Road Bridge over the run just
south of the farm barn of D. M. STRONG, which
has been SO long in a dilapidsted and tumble
down condition. has given place To an arched
culvert of three feet capacity and thirty icet
length, and has been filled in with earth at
the county expense. The masonry is well and
rmanently done by u. l PRATT, and any
further outlays at that point, put beyond a
1eradyeuturs ..- n
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srALDIse's Glue rncnds everytning.
On Marriage.

Or Marriage.
Harry RELIEF FOR YodNe MEN from the effects Of
Errors and abuses ia carly life Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured, lmpediments to Marriage re.
moved. New method OF treatment. New snd remark
able remedies. Bocxs and Circulars sent free IN sealed
envelopes.
Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. No. ! South
Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. 81
"TnE UM.yERsAL AYER"-on ny Journeys over the
continent through Turkey, fnfs, China, Japan, Peru
Chill, Paraguay. BRAZIL ard Mexico, and the United
Statee in Them all TO SOME extent, and in some TO
great extent have fOand the universal Aver repre-
seted by his family medicines, which are OFTEN neld IN
fabulous esteem. Whether they win their marvellous
reputation BY their cGres, know not but know they
have II such degree that II frequently gave me i'm
portance have come from the same eountry-fTedJ
lettsrs from dbrodd.
HowAKb ASSOCIATION. PHiLADEtrmA.we have rea.
TO believe that this Is useful and Trustworthy
Institution. II has been established for many years,
and has always enjoyed good reputation.
The CohfessIohs OF an InVaIid.-rubrshed
as warning and for the benefit OF young men and 9TH
ers who suffer from Nervous Debility, Sc, supplying
| the means OF seE cure.
Written by one who has cured himself and sent nee
on receiving post'psiddirected envelope.
| Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
| 26t2b Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Rev. Mr.. DELANeE will preach a, the linton
Church. East Village, at the usual hour In the
morning on Sunday next
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

Guipure and real thread aces, also imitation
laces and lace collars, in great variety al
TYLER 6 Cd'itsle's
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Hosiery and gloves all prices and kinds from
che chrspes, TO the best. We sell the best kid
glove imported Tor $l.76. Tyler & UtFtiss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

We call the attention Of our readers to an
article in another column, concerning the
plymouth Colony, its origin, location aud
progress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

To NuTRAL1zE OFFEssIyBNEss-In rLaIy forms We
use dsinucting agents Impure brel m caused by bad
teeth, tobacco spiriIs or essTrn uualized By sozo,
dentrifce The repulsve breath b. its usa
ed fragrant Is a rossand cotness by friends 9th.
ers will BE- no longer noticed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

Tyler d Carlisle are selling black Velveteen
for ei.05 that Is usually sold for &2.00.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

Look at Tyler d Cdrlisie'S for your Drawers
sad Wrsppers-they are Offering bargains ia
ladies underwear.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

Waterproof Cloths ia black mixed, brown
mixed aud green mixed, for $i.o0, l.25, $50
aud 400 al Tyier e Cdriisle'a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

The scow Pearl, OF Fairport, brought in last
week, cargo Of limestone for the Humphrey
Kiln.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

For cash. we will guarantee to sell goods as
low ss can be bought in any city west ol New
YORK. Tyler Dc Carlisle.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

II cannot hurt you. 1t is purely vegetable. Sim
mons Liver Regulator, il you wish To be well. 1t
like charm without debilitating the system without
any Of the evil effects of Mercury. Simmony Liver Reg
uiator 10 the safe remedy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

When looking for your oil cloths, drop in q,
Tyler d Cariisie's; they have the largest stock
in town.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

RELIEF ron rHs soEYEnHns, ,A-sInce the
report Of the Relief Association Of this village,
In our lasl, we are informed OF the activity Of
the ladies In other localities OF the township.
Two boxes Of clothing have been packed and
shipped to Chicago from the JoHS SILL neigh.
borhood- East North Ridge, and another from
Bunker Hill, J. NJ FAuLKEER neighborhood.
The ladies OF this village have determined 10
continue their organization, and as the atten.
tion Of the country aud the world has been so
generously turned toward Chicago. TO turn
theirs for the present towards the destl'
tiie and suffering of other localities, where
though the numbers are fewer, the exposure
aud need are not less severe, and call as loud
'ly for help. The following is their report
since our last; .tt..t.Jy .y....,.
October 18th, the Ladies' Relief Society sent
one large box to Chicago, and Oct 10Th two
boxes to Michigan. containing bedding and
clothing. Sec.
CoNTRIBuTroNs 10 clothing, or anything
that can be turned TO account for the relief o.
the sufferers by FIRE, may be handed In for ih'
present to this-the TELEGRAPH otfice--the la
dies having no fixed place Of reception anC
deposit.
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DIED,

IN this village, on ths Ma.piRe qs the 18th, JoHS "
In Jederson, oe.. ilth, wrA,AH cRcvTIL, AGED a
yesls,
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The presence of Deputy Marshal saEAp in
this village on Wednesday last and the alb
sence of p. NJ. HARRIS and his present clerk,
SEYMOUR, and his late clerk MANN, together
Counsellor FITCH, at Cleveland ON Thursday,
with the additional fact that the U. b. District
Court is in session in that city, has had the ei'
feet TO set the curious to guessing what is in
the wind. P. d. .''. tf'i.ft tt-f.
LArER:--it has come out that our p. NJ. wac
called 10 Cleveland to answer to charge o
de,sining letters, and the clerks named were
subpoenaed us witnesses. An examination re-
suited in demand for bail of 81 900 for ap
perance at next term. His personal recogni
xance WAS given, ;.-
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For SALE,-The right TOR the manufacture
and sale nf that excellent Carriage Jtc& owned
by our young friend JOHNNY HENDRY, at the
Fisk House, in the counties OF Asntsbuia and
Trumbuli, Is for sale on favorable terms. Its
merits, and the opportunity afford for making
a safe and Profitable Investment may be learn
ed beth by the examination OF the article, and
consulting the Opinions of the many WIN
have 1t in use, in this vicinity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

MYsTERY.-We cut from the Cleveland
Herald, at the time of lis appearance, on the
2oth ult., the following article, purportng 10
have been written by an AshtRbula cores
pOndent From what we bad heard from our
neighbors, We had no doubt that the finely
drawn picture Of" middle age--ful beard,
piercing black eyes-garmen,s of mod, IN
cut-turn down collar" &c, wns fanciful and
delusive, aud that visit would prove 1t so,
On Monday morning last we visited and de-
liberately surveyed the mystery. and found ii
t. he nothing more or less than quantity of
that reddish broZen-like coloring, frequently
found upon window glass, which, in looking
from the inside, could not be seen at all, but
| 10y going rod or more from it into the gar.
den, and choosing position, the same us in
examining an oil painting, that the light may
strike it right, the discoloration is quite visi-
bic, but totally and entirely without form or
feature, only such as ore supplied by fancy
ora playful imagination. Ii just rs distinctly
| resembles human face as the cloud-like spots
upon the disc Of the full moon, or as faces and
| figures sometimes seen in the fire upon the
hearth, und no more. In looking intently up
"h IL Sou iu"SiuN, PV'"epS' i"ih' AeeehC
| lance to n hcad-a human heaG-a dogs head
as our fancy seemed most strongly TO paint II
or cults head, as portrayed by that OF gu
companion. 1t is perhaps pity to dash al
this pretty sensational stuff, that has been pub
lished about this discolored pane of glass; bu
il is all the merest DOsh and humbug, and Sc
the people OF the town and neighborhooC
look upon and laugh at it. But us u lie
particularly sensational one-will rave
around the world, while truth is getting hi
boots ON, this exposure OF the thing will hard
" ovcrtake the story, or accomplish much il
meeting aud showing its folly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

A. W. STEELE of Cherry Valley has been
appointed Notary Public.
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COMMERCIAL |.
Sun h,s. Compn'v of Cleveland

w T. learn from Al Watrous, her
State Agent who here that their Secretary IL nov
in Chicago Wing the Sune losses and that the Com
pany Will Of the Gre with her capital untouch
ed and surplus above her capitol stock of nearly ti0
600 I. o. FISHER,
Qt23 A. b. BIXBY, Agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

II. d, KENDALL & SON, of Cleveland, who
believes in the potency of advertising, sends us
their fall aud winter pronunciamento, which
will be found in tue proper place, among the
new advertisements. or course we do not
urge our citizens to go out Of town to do their
shopping, but some Of them do, and will 60
and to such we would say, that no establish
ment in Cleveland keeps more rare and taste.
fully selected stock OF goods than Is to be
found at this house, and in agreeable attention
and serupulous candOr and fairness, some o.
our ladies think they are hardly cqualed. Or
entering you are met by the junior Of the firm
whose bearing assures you vt once that youl
=" lines have been cast in pleasant places" ant
that all your wishes and tastes will he re
spected and met in the beet possible way.
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HEAVY COTTON FLANNEL

GERMANTOWN B sAxoNY YARNS,
Zephyr wOrs,.a. Canvass. Needles &c. eILKRY's.
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GUIPURE LAcEs, RIBBONS,
Notions. Trimmings, &s.,a GILKETs
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CRoCKERY!4 CRoCKERY4l,

An u,usualy large snd varied stock in she latest
patterns, prices below any Competition in this
County.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-21

BLACK ALPACCAs, PURE MOHAIRs.
Empress Cloths Aefnos Lusters and all the new and
dssirsb. novelties In Drets Goods, Gi GILkETS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-02

commenced. At first, only the ordilla
~ cxcavatiny tools--thc pick, spade
and hand drill-wrrr employed, and
the work progressed very slowly,
In 1861 perforatinv machine wa.
set to work on the italian side, and il,
1863, similar machine was put in OPP
cratiun On the French side. No VERT.
cal shafts have been sunk; the work
proceeded continuously from both sides
till the two cuttings nst. The cutting
has been somewhat mos rapid on the
French - than on the LATHAM stdc.
The Machines used were. driven by
compressed air, conveyed to them by
tubes, and ventilation was also main
tanned by the nd Of the machinery
Gunpowlcr was at first used for blast
ing, afterwards gun cottonwas employ
en-, ai'd, finally, nitro-glyccrin. l
In 1861 the French Government
agreed to defr.y half Of the estimstcd
expenses of the cutting lG5, 0O0, 000f.
in annual subsidies, provided It should
be completed in twenty FIVE years, at
the end Of which time, should the tun-
mel remain unfinished, the French
should cease to pay anything ft,rthen.
On the contrary, it was stipulated that
If the tunnel was completed in ten
years from June 30, 1868, the French
should pay the full half of the estimated
expenses. AS the latter condition has
been fulfilled, with two and one half
years to spare, the French Government
will now be held for its moicty.
The Mount Census Tunnel, which is
eight miles in length, is the greatest
work of its kind ever undertaken. nd
the success and rapidity with which it
has been brought to its early termina-
ton is triumph strengthening second
to no other on recortl.-.&ientifc
.1aacricun.
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Esquire Green's Idea of Things.

One pint Of cream is worth ten
quarts of skim milk.
lfeditors and public speakers could
say just as much with half the number
Of words, we should know quite rs
much, and have great deal more time
to sleep.
Those who deal in Patent Rights arc
very apt to find out that they have in.
vested i'll patent wrongs.
What is every day is common; what
is once in while is rarity.
Set all your traps; plant corn, pota.
toes, beans; sow rye, oats, ETC.; keep
cattle, sheep, hogs. Something will do
well; you will get something some
where.
No use to write for agricultural news
papers and neglect to feed your own
hogs.
Never s2y that you have done plant
ing as long as the bars of the field are
not put up.
1t is an old saying that woman can
throw out at window with spoon
faster than man can shovel it in at the
door. 1t is more than half with the
woman whether the husbands get rich
or not.
If man goes into any kind of an en-
tcrprise, and is successful, he will say
he was smart; but his ncighbors will
say he w,s lucky; but If he does not
succeed well, he will say he was unfor-
tunate; but his ncighbors viii say he
was fool.-UearM and Home.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of Special Execution to me di.
rectcd, issued from the office of the Clerk q,
tho District Court, In and for the county OF Ce-
dar and state ofIowa, in favor ofsimpson and
Garrison, and against James Wilson, have
property of the said James Wilson, to wit:
Lot number three 60 in block number four
Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door in the town of Tipton in
said county, on saturday, the 4th day of Feb,y.
A. y. 1871, at one o'clock =. NJ. of said day IL
satisfy said Execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. 10y
Dated this 18th day Of January, A. u. 1870.
JOHN ID. SHEARER
3w3 Sheriff OF Cedar cn,,nfv in,.,,,
Per a. II. Maynard, Deputy
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Farm for Sale

A n IMPROVED FARM of 81 acres ndmira
Grove, four miles north of Upton, is offered
for sale on favorable terms The farm is ali
enclosed and conveniently divided by good
fences, with four hundred rods OF younr usage
hedge growing; has living water for stock: q
large bearing orchard; good two story house.
be sold entire or divided to suit buyers
For further information apply to VIM. II
Tuthill, Upton; Cook 4 Drury, Davenport. or
on the premises to the subscriber,
Hf JOHN w. BROWN.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue Of special execution to me al.
rccted, issued from the Office OF the Clerk al
the Circuit Court, In and for the county al
4 Boal, and against, John Golding, have lev
led upon the following property as the prom
erty OF the said John Golding, to wit:
The undivided twO-ninths 2-9ths or the west
half " Of the northwest quarter X and the
northwest quarter u OF the southwest quarter
number eighty-two 81 range number four
Iowa. '' ,
And shall offer the same for sale, ut The
Court House door In the town OF Tipton in
said county. or Saturday, the 18th day of Feb.
A. ID. 1871, ut IL o'clock A. NJ. of said day tx
satisfy said execution and costs that may ac
crue thereon. ' "
Dated thislGth day of January, A. D. ISL
3w3 Sheriff orc cnnnt, io,
Per A. II. Maynard, Deputy. :"
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he Mount Censis Tunnel Com.
ne pletod.

h i., The readers Of the Scientific -fmerico,
"Y,a,c become familiar with the history
i ish md progress Of this enterprise, which
,oulor thirteen years has been looked upon
n orc IS one of the greatest Of modern engi'
g t.,ceriug fcats; yet, at this time, = brief
e ns,ccapituiation will not bc out of place,
y fus telegfaphic dispatches have announc-
nue d the completion of the work.
me It was we believe, about the year
y y $50 when the tunnel was first talked
y f5f In 1912, the king Of Sardinia agi-
= ated the subject, and subsequently,
j ,nder the encouragement Of Count
m favour, its projectors appointed COM
N aittcc Of engineers to make prelimina-
surveys. In 1857 the work was
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-02
Administrator Notice.

Public notice IL hereby given that the under
signed have this day been appoin ted and com
missioned By the Circuit Court Of Cedar Co.
In the state OF Iowa, Administrator OF the
estate Of John Weaver. deceased; and ali
persons having Claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk of
said Court, clearly stated and duly sworn to.
and within legal time, preparatory to their
being allowed or proved; and persons owing
payment to the undersigned. and avoid costs
Dated nt Upton, Iowa, this 18th day OF De-
ccmbcr, 1870.
2wi THOMAS KNOTr
GEO. W. SMITH Aam rs.