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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-07
sprftal gutirts.

Cough and Colds.
During the changeatle seasons Of Fail and Win
ter, when coughs aud colds prevalent, per-
son should be withouf some reliable preparation for
their cure. THY should recollect that neglected
cough or cold n, q1enty terminates in consumption
Hasson's Compound syrup of Tar ls the bess and
most reliable article known for the Of O ugns,
COlds- hoa ness. chronic catarrahH, sore throat,
asthma, and all diseases OF the thoat and lungs.
No faiullj should be without 1t
Sold by all Drug Stores and dealers throughout the
United StateA
P.s-see that the signature of RusskIL a LAM
Dis, PropTs is on each wrapper. deco OF
saIoupe-Tous-Ies-
We have received another small invoice OF this
SMITH d PAINTER, Druggists,
seventh and Market streets.
Spears Solution,
For Preserving Fruit still retains It's high place in
the esteem OF those who study economy Of time
labor and money. 1t is sold by
SAITH PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Chamols skins,
nne invoice OF new Chamois skins, Just opened
by SMITH PAINTER Druggists
Seventh and Market streets.
keen'B
Double Superfne Mustard in cans and Btickney 4
- SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
LIebIRs tCompany's) Extract Of
Meat.
The Reaulne article sold by
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Fosters Celebrated Tonic BItsers,
Fosters Blood Purifier,
Fosters Infalllble Oriental Pile Salve,
Fosters Rose Worm 0zenges,
| Wyeth's Elixir Beef, Wine and iron,
MYeth's Elixir VaierinAte OF Ammonia.
Ellis Bitter Wine OF Iron,
zls' Elixir Calasaya Bark and Iron,
Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery,
/ DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgavye PIllets.
FOSlEk'5 DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-07
grutessiunal Cards.

grpfessiunal Cards.
W". ~. HAYES .A,,o,rov..,.L.vy.
No. 81 N. High street. West Chester. Pa.
COLLECTIONS In Chester county, promptly made.
decs-d&wly
a @. DuNRIMc, M. D..
1tS,FFIcR Haups. ei3 Market street.
8, TO gX, A.. M
y, 10 ., p. NJ,
octl.sm. Residence , soc % ssARakkhE;'sr. Il Ms
Da. q iJH45htA1MtnISo GiJH4htAMIosaa ssaaypIcIAs,
may29 No. sle W. Seventh street.
nR. n. O. sMITcHER.
3O9 DELAWARE AVENUE
sop ely Opposite Baptist Chu5sh) WILMINGTON.
SETs OF TEETH $40 to 500.
Specimens of work can be seen at the once. Ma
1ithott pain, g. 4. CHALFANT, ID. ID. S,
at the ONCE Of DR.. VIM. ID. Nolen
sugsi-ly 80 W. Fourth street.
VAARs McCABK,
storyl Board OF Trade Rooms, Wilmington. Del
CoN VEY ANGER AND NUTARY PUBLiC. Deeds,
O1sds mosgagss rg ana Ssaes Instruments & carefully
age OF the public s reepee iully solicited. novl5-iy
-EoSEPH r. WALTER,
20 ConvevanceF.
WIN attend TO all business connected with the
transfer and management Of
REAL ESTATE.
once No 8, EXCHANGE BUILDING.
augia-u Seventh and Market streets
Il, KlTTINGER, Nj. h.,
HoMUoPATPhIC PhTsIcIM.
Resideaos--52A KING STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
once hours-I 70 ., morning; l 70 3. afternoon
70 9, evening iy2I-d&wly
Dry 6nnds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-07
lIvlng AdvertIaementa.

Or. TUFTS HAIR DYE imparts life to the hair
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

CATHOLIC CEREMoNIAL.-Last Sunday
was an important day with the Roman
Catholic population Of this city and vi
entity The occasion was the festival OF
Corpus Christi, and the ceremonial is
described by those who witnessed it as
quite imposing. A procession was form.
cd consisting of the children of the par
ish school, the yorng ladies Of the Con-
vent school, the Ladies' Sodalite, the
choir, singing, the officiating clcrgymcn
and bearers Of canopy, members Of st.
Johns Benevolent Society and members
of the congregation, about 500 in ALL
The procession marched to the Convent,
which was decorated for the occasion,
and after appropriate services returned
to the church where the balance of the
programme was gone through with. s.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
ELECTION NOTICE.

WHEnEAs. A petition signed by one third Of
the resident tax payers Of the Townrhip OF Far.
ID to the Board OF Trustees 81 said, Township,
asking that the question OF aiding In the construc
ton Of the Iowa and Minnesota Railway, running
nom Upton. In Cedar County, via Ansm0ra
north westerly 10 the State line. by means Of .
two and one-half per cont. tax upon the assrsscd
value Of the property In eaid township, he sub
mitted to the legal voters at special election 10
BE- held In said township. a. provided for by chap
ter lO9 OF the acts oi the Thirteenth General Az
sembly OfIOwa.
Therefore. At meeting Of said Board 81 Trus.
tees. held on the twenty first day Of May 1879 It
ist. That special election will be held 1t the
usnal place TOR holding the general slecsion in
;:id Is, On Saturday the A'snsA day
al. The question Of ..Taxation" or mo Taxa
tion," to the amount Of two and ons-hslf per
the &c q the
Of said township ct said election.
ID. The line Of road proposed to be aided 10
the one contemplated BY the Iowa and Minnesota
1 ~. T Ssn S:lsi for such election .h. !.
written or printed Taxation" or M Taxation,
and those voting sTaxation" vote In favor Of the
levy OF said TAX. and those voting mo Tsxasson'
5th. The proceeds from such tax shall be Ok.
pended II the township Of Fairbsnk, IN the coun.
y Of Buchanan, Iowa.
soon % said Railway track IL laid to the depot In
said township OF FaIsbank, which shalt no on the
est side Of tie Tiver within half mile Of the
bridge near the min In said village Of RaiFbank.
ct O'Clock A: \. and remain open until O'Clock
Jc.S D. Roas.rs. Trustees.
FRAMK DunAs. lFsisbank Twp.
vss CT q FArbank Township.
Dated this 11st day Of Nay, 1e7a. <e-ws
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
ADVICE.

Do not consider yourself shrewd because
you may save 10 or 90 cts, in the pur-
chase of calico dress or bolt of cotton.
They are goods that no merchant ex.
poets to more than get his money back
on, and even are frequently sold at less
than cost, acith the soje tntontion Of more
than making ii up on other goods in ,chich
you haze nat the opportunHy Of being 50
sceA posted. IfShawls, Percales, Alpacas,
Poplins, Fine White Goods or any
Dress Goods, Linens, Toweling and Table
Linen, Hats, Caps, Clothing or Notions,
are desired for the year to come 90 to the
New York Store before they break up
and buy them at about half price; an
opportunity rarely offered.
being offered at The New York Store, in
order to reduce Stock as fast as possible
before having TO move ont, while their
Store is being rebuilt. Lawton Bros.
Post, are virtually compelled to offer
their stock at about half its value or
from the fact Of their soon having to
yacate their quarters, carry over large
stock, which is never profitable to any
concern
Therefore we say to every reader,
'STRIKEa WHILE THE IRON IS HOT" and
if you have any available means and
are in want or liable to necd anything
in the line Of Table Linen Cottonades or
other Domestics; Percalcs, Grenadines,
Alpacas, White Goods, lin great varic-
ties) or other Dress Goods; Hosiery,
Gloves, Trimmings, Ribbons or any
Notions; Shawls, 0arge assortment
Parasols, Clothing, Hats Il Caps, or in
fact anything expected to be found in a
first class Dry Goods House, then by all
means go to the New York Store before
the present location is torn down. The
above mentioned goods are needed in
every family and are those on which the
merchant is expected to make IA large
profit. The consumer will be surprised
to see how cheap they are being run off.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
Cedar Falls to independence.

Snyder give in his paper the GG-oHt, the follow
ing racy description of the visit of the Cedar Falls
Firemcn to our city last week:
We were cordially met at the depot by the Hook
and Ladder Company and Bands, and under the
direction or Capt. Little, officer of the day, were
escorted to town. Arriving at Wilcox Opcra
House, Mayor Jones, in one of his happicst efforts
welcomed ne Company to their inequalities.
Ben GA account of his long practice In pubic
speaking, had been pitched upon for the response,
but -nillng to come to time, our worthy fOrcmal
c. b. Stilson, stepped forward and made brief
and most fitting rep'y. Our next order Of ex-
ercises was to enjoy a sumptuous breakfast at tho
Montour House. At 10 A. M. the procession
formed in line and marched through the principal
ST ects, after which the practice with the engine
took place. The engine worked to the entire
satisfaction of all 1t threw water tao hundred
and fue feet through six hundred feet of hose.
After the trial of the engine, the remainder Of
the day was devoted to eating another meal ut the
Montour House, and to sightseeing about town.
We ''interviewed' friend Toman, Of the B4iLStin !;
found him backing under the sunshine Of peace
and prosperity, and ensconsed In o enng and tasty
Office Toman is one of the best political writer's
in the State, and is thoroughly reliable. He has
no sham or buncombe in his composition. We
also assembled two light of stairs to the ONCE ~
the Conservative. Found Bro. Barnhart nearly
choaking in an effort to swallow, Greeley.
Barnhart IL q No. imam Notwithstanding his Dem.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY OF INDIE
pENDENCE.

'aESBYTERTAN-W b. Phelps. Pastor. Sab.
bath service 1880 A. NJ, and 7:So P. N. Sab
bath School. IL O'Clock. Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday evening, 1880.
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL-W. II. Sparkling, Pas
tor, sabbath services 10:30A A. NJ, and 1880 7. M.
sabbath school, IL NJ Prayer Meeting, Thurs
day evening at 1870.
CONGREGATIONAL-C II. Bissell, Pastor. Sab
hath service at 80 A. M, and3 p. M. Sab
bath School, IL M. Prayer Meeting, Wcdnes-
day evening 1870
BAPTIST CHURCH-G. NJ. Preston, Pastor.
Sabbath service 1O:30'A NJ, and 1880 z. M. Sab
bath school. II M. Prayer Meeting, wednesday
evening 1880.
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH-C. 8. Perci-
val, Rector Regular Sunday sevvice morning
and evening at ringing of bell. Sunday School
Immediately after morning service.
GERMAN PREsBYTFRIAN-Joh G. Schaible,
Pastor. Services 1880 A NJ, and 1880 p. NJ.
Sabbath School at p. NJ Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday evening 1880.
CATHOLIC--ST. JOHN THE EvANGELIsT-Past0r
Rev. John L. Gosker. Services every Sunday.
Low Mass at sls a m. High Mass at 10h a. M
Sunday School at : O'Clock p. m. Vespers at 3
O'Clock p. M. Evening services occasionally
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

ocf.tic proclivitiss. While swinging round TIE
circle, We ran across Our old tailor, "Blllie~
Ireland with c0untouanco - smiling - ovof.--
He ts with the extensive clothing and tailoring
mouse OF 1ye1 D Sullivan.
Independence 10 . live business place. i has 2
large ctcuit ofcountty tributary to IT. but IKE all
ambitious embryo Chicagoe, the people are pay
cross road-to cut OF trade. Il contains many
large and subetaatial Business blocks and four
more are In c0ufDo Of erection. Tho roo11ouce
portion Of Indepeadsnce b 1slisht1nl, beeause Of
the nne location and natural 6Aaao teooo. The
chief attraction II The Insane Aeylnn, now II
ture visit ere long. A nuaber eftle beys went
ont to see 1t. and were surprised q IL tnnehness
100 hands are now employed. TIE building b
the mort magnificent structure, next - Ne new
capitol, In the STATE. Bat moro % III subject
At half past three, the companies sgaia formed
in line and marched e The dspet. MIR wisa ths
The day was well spsst All enjoyed It. The
Hook and Ladder Company and Tie noble heart
ed people Of independence, dA tie past Of eour.
teey with 90 much ease that We were led - boljevo
that It comes natural for thea to test people
well.-They made every one ef 10 q AoNse. 1Ae
Hook and Ladder Company Of that city b com
posed Of generous hearted and gsntlsmanly class
Of men.
Our ride home, uc'uding Sanlisbsry's boqust,
was among the pleasant features Of Tie day. Ali
came q they wen. II there Was any 'S0rond
Duke El.x,r'' about, the committee aeoreaald
must have been duly dfligsnt. Bat we must net
close this brief account of plesse,t days ex
III. Cen. R. B. Co. for the prompt fsl1llnsnt Of
the part Of the programme, and The eccommo-
dating spirit manifested by the gentlemen IN
charge.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

EGGS FOR THE PAcIFIC--In the item
going the rounds of the papers relative to
the recent shipment of two car loads OF
eggs for San Francisco from Waterloo,
tho fact is not mentioned that the enter
prising shippers were Palmer & Hol-
comb, the extensive egg and butter firm
of this city. This is not their first ven
ture of this character in the same direc-
ton, and their eggs are SO uniformly well
packed and arrive at the destination in
such good condition that they have in a
great measure overcome the prejudice
existing in that quarter against eastern
eggs. They arc likely to build up large
and profitable trade with our far western
cousins
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

&c. Lighte & Co. is now the oldest
house in New York engaged in the man
ufacture of pianos, having been engaged
in the business for upwards Of thirty
years. The house was formerly conduct.
ed under the firm name Of Lighte & New.
ton, Afterwards Lighte 8 Bradbury, and
now continued by F. G. Lighte & Co.,
Mr.. Lighte being the only practical piano
forte maker connected with either Of the
shove firms.
Messrs. Lighte & Co. are the sole pat
entees Of Lighte's celebrated patent insu.
lated iron frame, the only unfailing rem.
edy yet discovered against the harsh
metallic tone invariably met with aftef
continued use, in oil instruments other
wise constructed.
Their pianos received the highest pre-
MUM at the American World Fair in
competition with instruments Of both
foreign and American make. They have
received the highest commentator from
such masters of the art as 8. Thalberg,
Arthur Napoleon, Hoffman, vieuxtcmps,
Strakosch, Eckhard, Julien, Geo. F.
Briston, and many others. The firm also
received the last medal awarded by the
American Institute Of New York City.
In order to show the estimation in
which the pianos made by this firm are
held, we append few notices taken from
public journals published in various parts
Of the country, and also certificate from
the School Department Of New York.
VIM. H. Nelson, Esq, President Of the
New York Board of Education, writes %
follows:
Over 100 Of your Pianos have been used In the
have invariably given the best satisfaction.
The following are some Of the unquali.
fed endorsements of the Press, regard.
ing the Lighte Piano:
These instruments are unequaled for beauty.
tone and durability.-N. Y. Hsrdtd.
They are, without doubt, superior to all others
made In this country.-N. Y, Tribune.
Every item constituting the best Piano Forte
can be found in these beautiful .instruments.-N
Y. 1inses.
We can recommend them to all our friends.-N
r. Awsic0i Reutsao,
They combine, with rich and powerful tone,
the utmost strength and p0wer,-N. Y. Ledger.
Their splendid exterior and careful interior AI.
ish are unsurpassed Chicago Tribune.
The regulation OF these instruments is truly
admirable. -CjncinnGH Gazette.
Their tone and touch are superior to anything
We have SEEM Warrington Insslligencer.
We advise all our readers to secure one Of
these superb and popular Instruments. --Boston
Journal.
While none are more powerful when played
loud, they are the sweetest accompaniment to the
voice, being sensitive to the lightest touch.- PHI
0deiphiG.
These justly celebrated instruments are
for sale by Messrs. Herrick s. Henshaw,
who are also agents for the well-known
and favorite organ manufacturers, the
Smith American Organ Co.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07


We acknowledge calls from Rev. w.
B. Phelps, Rev. Mr.. Sparkling. Rev. Mr..
Preston, Geo. Dickinson, Mrs. Wilcox,
Mrs Geo. Warne, Mrs. Coy, Mr.. and Are.
Hart, Mrs. Kitsridge, Miss Woodruff, Ars,
Deering; Ma. Gray, Mrs. sa~psos, Mn.
Whitney, Mrs Hathaway. Mr.. and Mrs
Stroll, Mrs. Elijah Hovsy, Mrs.. Baker,
Mr.. Elijah Hovey, Miss Jackson, Min
Buttcrfield, Mrs. VIM. Toman. Miss Whsa.
ton, Mis-. J. L. Loomis. Ms. D.. GIN,
Mrs. H. Clark, Mrs. 8. G. Lucky. Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. J. p. Sampson, Mics Mary
Urich, Mr.. Smith, Supt. Of schools, East
Des Moines, Mr. Nye, Cedar Falls, Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, Jesup, Miss. Blood. Brook
Ign, N. Y, Mr.. Hyde, Ware. Mass, Mt.
Baylcs, Vermont, DR.. Bryant, Mrs Doug
lass, Rockford, Ill.
Several of the friends whose names ap.
pear in our list of visitors have renaein..
-bered us each month Of the term hus fAr
and by repeated calls While We take
pleasure in this public acknowledgment
Of calls from the friends and patrons Of
the schools, it must not bs forgotten that
the printed list Of names IL inserted in
this report chiefly that all interested may
know who do not visit our schools. II IL
an encouraging fact that our number Of
visitors is rapidly increasing.
The rooms for the most part have made
gain in prompt attendance, since our
last report. The 1st Primary on West
Side and the Grammar Room ON East
Side have IN increased number Of tardy
marks for this month. / trust the pa.
| irons Of these rooms win go 10 Il that
the children are not detained 20 long In
tlje garden, or elsewhere, - 70 make them
tsrdy. IN their seats 1t school Tor this last
nonth OF the term. en- able to say
what 4 have before reported 70 your
Board, thAt the schools - stlll doing Il
hcient work. WILSON pALMRn,
Sppt. Of City Schools.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

WooL.-Agreeably to promise, Hsssrs
Pettibonc & Braioard furnish us below
with report Of the clip Of their flock Of
fine full-blood American Herinos. It
will prove interesting to our farmer
readers:
ED. MISUNDERSTANDING to agree
ment, we present you with statement Of
the average clip of wool from the differ
ent classes of sheep; also the manner in
which they have been kept during the
past winter and spring.
We arrived at Independence Nov. so,
1871. The sheep were fed In open yards
and had sheds to partially protect them
from the wind and storms during the
winter. Since they were turned out this
spring they have been exposed to the
storms (which your readers know have
been rather sevcre).
The following is the record Of the
clip:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
Mortgage Sale.

STATE OF IOWA, L..
Buchanan Comfy. No.
VXYuEREAS, Russell Bates, on the a1st day of
Y! March, a. D. 1s7a. executed and delivered
to Leonard Lines Chattel Mortgage, dated on
the slst day Of March, 1872, upon the following
pereonai described property. to wit: One BARRIERS
chair and stool Onesink and tamil, cup case five
pictures, one stand, one looking-glass, one stove
and heater, one spitOon. to secure the payment of
90 the 3Oh day Of NAY, A. D. 1871 and said mort
gage was duly recorded in the Office Of the Re-
cOfder of Deeds In and for Buchanan county Iowa,
In book q Of Chattel Mortgages. on page $40, on
the ssth day Of March. $50, at 8:15 O'Clock P. NJ:
Of the money secured BY said Chattel Mortgage !;
Now, therefore. notieeis hereby given, that in
pursuance o the statutes In such cases made and
provided, the said Chattel Mortgage will be fore
closed by sale Of the property therein describ-
ed, at public auction, in front of the New York
Store. City Of Independence, County Of Buchan-
an, State Of Iowa, ON the 9Th day Of June, A. ID.
1879, ct O'Clock P. N. OF said day, or SO much
thereof q shall b necessary to satisfy the said
Of go. 90 with interest, cOsts and expense Of
sale. unless the same shall be sooner paid
Dated at Independence, 46-aw
this Esd day Of May, A. d. 1871. {
X. L. CURRIER. Constable.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

Dies MONIES REPuBLICAN.GWes have
received the first number of this, the new
daily Republican paper at the Capital
1t is published by company of which
G. W. Edwards, late State Printer, and
Mr. Stewart, of the Reuse0, are members.
1t is finely printed and ably conducted
1t is Independent of rings and cliqucs and
will undoubtedly take front rank in the
journalism of the State. 1t has our hear
ty wishes for its success lf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

IIovsEKEEPERs who are about putting
down carpets will TO well to call at Myers
& Taylor's Hardware Store and examine
u new article of telling designed expressly
for placing next the floor to preserve the
carpet 1t serves III atlnirai,le purpose
in preventing wear on roegh floors and
is Il sure defense against moths.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
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NOTICE.

To tile School Officers and Patrons Of
the Schools Of Buchanan County, Ioaca:
On Saturday, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock 4.
School Officers and the Patrons Of the
Schools of this County, at the Court
House in Independence, for the purpose
Of trying to secure uniformity of text
books to be used in the schools of this
county. All are cordially invited to be
present. E. II. Ely,
45-5w Co. Supt
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

ARTHUR BAKER, of the City Music
Store, starts on Monday for Boston, to
attend Gilmore's Grand Jubilee, and lis
ten to the big drum, the great organ, the
anvils, the cannon, and other musical %
monstrosities, and to witness and wonder
at the vast concavity caused by ten
thousand mouths stretched from ear to
ear in the Hallelujah Chorus. Return
ing, he will spend some time in the study
of vocal music at the Chicago Normal
Musical Academy. He will return in
August t Sk Is Hb
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL; The Good
Tcmplars' festival last night was not a
complete success financially Oh account
of the rain. But it will be repeated to-
night, with fresh supplies Of berries, ice
cream, &c. The Hall is very tastefully
fitted up, the lady walters are attentive
and agreeable, and with the promise Of a
pheasant evening, every ingredient Of en-
joymcnt is present We advise our
res;Iers to 90 and have n rood tine.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
EXECUTORS NOTICE

NOTICE ie hereby given that the undersigned
IN were on the 37th day OF May. 1871, duly ap-
Iowa, and qualified ~ Executors OF the Estate Ol
Abiathaf Richardson, late OF Buchanan County,
lows, deceased. All persons indebted to the rs
tate are requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated to
said Court for allowance.
CAROLINE RICHARDSON, Rx.cuto,s
o. u. p. ROSZELL. hA0o"o'.
Oak<s Juno q, 1871, <8.9W
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE,

NOTICE IL hereby given that the undersigned
~ Vas ON the 3rd day Of June, 1879, duly ap
poised BY the Circuit Court OF Buchanan County
Iowa, and has Quali6ed - Administrative OF the
eDtete of John A. Barber, late OF Buchanan COun
". Iowa, deceased. All parsons indebted to the
e1eate are requested to make immediate payment
70 the undeFsigned, and those having claims
aeAjnst the same will present them duly authenti
eated 70 said Court for allowance.
LUCY L. BARBER, Administratrix.
Dated June 5, 1879. 46-9w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

Ice CnEAN-If any Of our readers wish
to enjoy dish Of delicious ice cream
served in excellent style, we would ad-
wise them to go to Kittridge's, in the
Wilcox building. We know whereof we
affirm by actual demonstration, that 10
more satisfying luxury can be found in
town than kttridges ice cream.