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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-09

"uaab HNO
II Coupany.-Location OF Works. Gold Hill
District, Storey County. State Of Nevada.-No'
tice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees Of raid Company, held on the
sth day Of ottoner, 1879, an assessment Of Ont
Dollar per share was levied upon the capt.
Ial stock OF said Company, payable immediate.
ly, In United States gold coin, to the Secretary.
It the office OF the Company, Room No. 10 Hay
ward's Building. 4l9 California street, san
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
18th day Of November. ls12, shall be deemed
DELINQUENT, and will DO duly advertised for sale
At public auction. and unless payment shall be
made before, will be- sold on MONDAY. the 81
day OF December, 1879, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the costs oil adyer'
,isingand expenses OF sale.
By order OF the board OF Trustees.
". L. DEAN, Secretary.
Onics-Room No. 10 Hayward Building, No.
10 California street. San Francisco. Cal.
ni0 IA .
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ROOM TO LET.

COMFORTABLE. WELL FURN1sHED.
4 c~ommodious room. conyepienuy sitnsted.
10 o6ered for rent on ree.onso1 SnT%. -:
de impcrilEEuYtn wogn. cNS@'
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


ALAMO GOLO AND SILVER
"A Mining Company. - Location Of Works,
Storey county. Stale OF Nevada Notice Is here.
oy given that at q meeting Of the Trustees Of said
company, held on tho ID day Of November, 1872,
an assessment Of Twenty-Five Cents pcr share
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
pany, payable Immediately, In United states
rold coin. TO the Secretary, at the office Of tho
Company, No. al California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. =,
Eny stock upon which said assessment shall
rcmaln unpaid on the 5th day OF December, 1872,
shall be deemed delinquent, and VIII be duly
payment shall be made before, will By sold on
THURSDAY. the 18th day OF December, 1879.
topay the delinquent assessment, together with
eosts OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEU. w. X. KING, Secretary.
once, III California street, San Francisco,
California. moo ID
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,,UukkYk GOLD AND nIl.vER

DUCK GOLD AND silver
ID Mining Company-Location OF Works.
Neyada,-Notice IL hereby given, thSt at q
meeting OF the Trustees or said Company, held
on the 9S,h day Of Octo or. A. D. loi2, An
aseessmsnt Of Two Dollars per share was levied
upon tho capital stock Of said Company, pay
able Immediately, In United States gold coin,
10 The Secretary, At the ONCE OF tho Company.
Room d Hsyward's Bulldlng. tls California
street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid ON
MONDAY, the second Cad) day OF December.
A, D. 1871, shall be deemed Delinquent, and will
be duly advertised Tor BALE at public auction.
and uniess payment shall be made before, WI
be sold on MONDAY, the 23d day Of December.
A. D. 1871, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs Of adverti-lng and expenses
CHAS. Il. FISH, Secretary.
Onaoe-Room No. d. Hsyward's Building. tla
California street, San Francisco, Cal. oc3O I'd
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DR.. JULIEN %PERRAULT,

Doctor OF Medic ne oftbe Faculty Of Paris,
Graduate OF the Cuiyerelty " Qneen's
CoiieSe.p In CnnRdn, and Phynictnn Of
Frnnclsco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-09

ADVERTISING
Has created many 9 new business;
Has enlarged many an old ousiness;
Has revived many . dull business;
Has rescued many . lost business;
Has saved many 4 falling bu.inessi
Has preserved many . Arge husinefs;
And intures success In any business.
GIRARD's sEcRET.-sssphen Girsrd used
to cay In bic old age: ~ have Always eon, ":
ores, medium or success In business, and the
prciudo 10 wealth. And I have made It an INA.
fable rule 10 advertise In the dullost umes y
well a. the busiest, long expeneoee nayln4
taught me that money thus spsnt 10 wei hie
out, as by continually keeping my onslnsss %
otherwise would have lost. h..,
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PIANO FOR SALE.

.rmsr.ctAss SEVEN OCTAVE P1ANo.
"A fn perfsct condition. fncs, tsoots'
Ct this onbe<. e.
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IuST1tE MiNtNG CONlrANh
d Location Of Works: Gold Hill Mining
Notice 10 hereby given. that at u meeting Of the
TrcS;ccs Of said company. held on the I'd day
OF October. lSI2. an assessment mo. p OF Two
Dollars ($e) per share, was levied upon the
capital stock OF said Company, ps! able imme
tsry, K. Wsgener. III California street. San
Francisco. California. :,
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of November.
1879, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale a. public auction, and
unIess paymont be made before. will 30 rold
on WEDNESDAY,. the 27th day OF November.
1872, TO pay the delinquent assessment. together
With costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sse.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
X. wEGENER, Secretary.
ONCE, No. 4l4 California street, san Fran
cisco, Cal, oc3-td
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r NICKERsocKEH inning

II NICKERBOCKR MINING
n Company-Locatioi Of Works, American
Flat Mining District, Storey County, Nevada
Notice IL hereby given that al a meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees or raid Company, held on he
1th day OF October, 1872, assessment No. oil
Ono Dollar ($i) per share WAS levied upon tho
capital stock Of ssid Company. payable mIne
dIitely In United States gold colr, 10 the Sc .
Rotary. at the Compsny's ofiec. No, 10 Steven
ron Bailding, Ssu Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said a-sessment shall remain
unpaid on the 9th day oil November. 1871. shall be
deemed delinquent. and will be duly Advertised
for .ale At public auction. and unless payment
shall be made before will be- sold on THURS
DAY. the 2Sth day OF November, 1872, { pay
tho delinquent assessment. together with cost
Of advertising and expenses OF ralo. BY order
OF the Board OF Trustees.
HENRY BOYLE. Secretary.
Onieo, No. 10 Stevenson Building, San Fran.
cisco. oc9 I'd
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MEDICAL.
TO THE U%NF0RTUNATE!
NEW REMEDIEsl
NEW REMEDIES!
DR.. GIBBONS ~DISPENsARY
Ne. cas- Kearny street,
corr., ., Commercial San Franeisco
,rper Of Commercial ..........s San Franeitco
EsTABLIsHR


~ In 1854. for the treat.
ment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such rs Gonor.
rhca. elect, Structure, Syph:
us In all Its forms. Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin diseases Of stand.
Ing, and Ulcered Legs, ETC.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GlBBON has the
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CAUTION.

R. wEeENER. Secretary.
o. p-n.lso Nnxaphsr6 1872 noS ly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

~ 6eptembsr 25th, 1872. 4
Dear Advertiser:-In our last we
left you at our dinner camp. two miles
south west ofIss Moines. We started
IN our nay. on INST y called the
North Winterset road. Tkis 10 .
sandy region-ths sand bIowing and
driiting like snow 10 the winter. We
osnssed Badger essek. In Madison Co.,
asout aundown. The sountry Ii this
past u the countyis hitly, sois poor
and wAeeS soa,ce. We campsai s0s the
nsKht In the oren prairie; I shstl - %
hnif b mils TOR wasssand then aH thae
Icsuid Ct was half ! pailssi. q
o. She 18th W sssystsed = poor
s6inssy, and storpsd 1br di6sss tws
miles from Winsersst. Hers ~ Sbupd
xs.sd water. and plenty Of bay for our
hOrnee.
Winterset has gpnd buildtngs. The
principal attraction . the Court House
built entirely OF cut stcne obtained
from adjacsnt qusrEies-cFting absut
S2O. .oOO. Hsse ss innd the patesial
with whlch ths Capitol q eDss Moines
II being built. This h !destined p b
. place Of considerable tsnpDrtancee -
the country wsst and soath bealdes
h-ine good psnduclag sestiaa, - ssA-
lied by IN enevgeslo wtsssiawsEs ciaas
of farmers. We campsA for thsuiRhs
three miles east ~ 1Giddlsa " 0nuth
River on ! now dry slrsAn cassed
Waason Branch. 50ush River bridge
Is coverrd With . roof and u = GOOD
subatantisl structure. aal@ tai'N9o e
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India

With oil that has been said abou,
British mis.fule Ia india, that coun-
try 10 progressing faster than any In
the werid. The total exports from In
die In the year 1872, amounted to the
astonishing sum Of $27O, ,000. 600, being
almost double what they were In 1862.
Diamonds, camel hair shawls, precious
metals and spicee are still exported y
In old time. but in much larger guam.
titles; but these are no longer hel
leading articles Of trsde. India 10 TO-
day the peer Of Java. Arabia and Js-
maics In The production OF coffee oI
the United States in the growing Oi
cotton; Of France and Italy In the
manufacturs Of silk and she is fast
approaching China and japan In The
production OF tea. Last year Indis
exported q, SOC, ,OQO worth Of tea. moi
taking into account the quantity con-
sumed at hons. Half the people oi
western Europe wear shoes mads from
hides brought from India. while Cpl
um from the aams source 10 consumed
In every part Of ths habitabls world
Nor b II 10 the matter OF wsalth alone
that India has nsads important ID.
vanoement. The diggipg of canals fo'
the benefit efe6nneFee hes checked
the gavsgssOf fever. and made the
most sickly parts Of the country com.
passtivsly hsalthy. The building ol
railroads has hAd the effect 70 intro
duos ctvliintton into whAt wsrs unin
habilahle distriees. and . forward n
kinds o. religious and sducseionai On
teepsieoe. 4 :.
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ERlDAY MORNING,
SAINT. 27th. 1877

III 49, ssa q Z
We started early coming into Adalr
connty at the north east corner. The
county here 10 one vast pralris, with
some good and some pror coll with
house now and then, aud entirely
destitute Of timber. stone and almost
without water. On saturday 10
again started on our jourusy. paasing
through fine rolling prairie couptsy
with . deep rich soiI ~ come - Carl.
Adams county, and found tvo at Ced.
sr connty's boys, Msssrs. ]. @. Culver
and F. n. Sterling. goisg Into the
mercantile businees hero. We con.
cluded to stop over Sunday and look
around this section Of country . day
or two. There 10 . good soil
here with plenty Of timber within
three miles, good water and plenty Of
stone within i've miles. Carl 10 .
place Of two stores. Postomce, wagon
and blacksmith shop. drug store and
school house with quite settlement
around. II IL ten miles sorth east Of
Quincy. and twslYs- milas- -narth .-af
Corning. its nearest railroad station.
Carl commando guod View Of the
the surrounding country.
PILGRIM.
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Professor Farsday adopts Flourin .
Physioloxicsl theory that the age Of
man h one hundred years. The dura-
tion Of life he believes to be measured
by the time 1t growth. When once
the bones and epsphyses are united.
the body grows - aare, and Il 10 at
twenty years this union 10 effected In
. man. In the canned ktakes place Ut
eight; In the horse at Ave; In the lion
at four; in the dog 1t two; Ia the rsb-
bit at one.
The natural termination Of hfe IL
ave removes frofn thoss several pointa.
MaO being twsnty years in growing
lives flvs times twenty years. that is to
nay one hundred years; the camel il
eight yeass In growing, lives fs0 times
eight year.. that is to say forty years ;
the horse 10 five yean In growing. aud
lives twenty-five years, and % with
other animals. The man who does not
die with elckness, lives .every-where
from eighty to hundred years. Prov
idence has given man . century OF life.
hut he docs not attain 1t. because he
inherits dissase, eats unwholesome
food. gives license to passions, and
permits vexatiOn to disturb his healthy
squipoiss; he does not die, he kills
himself. The Professor divides life
into two equal halves, growth and de-
cline. and these two halves into infan-
cy, youth, virility and age. Infancy
extends to the twentieth year, youth
10 the fiftieth. because 1t Is during this
Period that the tissues become firm
virility, from nfty to seventy-five,
d0sing vhinh the >rsAsseas reaaai.s
complete; and ut ssventy-6vs old age
O0mmsnces. TO last long or short
time, - the diminution o. reserve for
ces 10 lastened or retarded.
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- TIPToN. IOWA. OCTOBER 81 1s7e

littls tsttsF lltes1 % % hsussweF& and
tsks cAip Of haHie6 than ! duck 10 to
sajss -, litter d kittens., Ono man
(whs'A got : baby u couns,} u says be
tudssaxty mtlss IN search. and then
fAiled 70 Kst help. 4 Arothsr, n ssuts
a,so. rod .ssvsniy-6 milsp With 20
bGefer eusosss. W0uldn't 4 be . good
plan u ship few carloads Of iCsles-
tiaig into the country? They arc
sdepts st any branch of work. from
cooking making beds. end tending be-
By up, a. u u shs Ascending node) to
any Kind Of tabor thaf man can do.
Let " have : tswi Jshnpies an, trial.
4sgisl aatdslazaf TIL B8i q. r. w.
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NJ. Lsmnkweil thpt was - deliver
aiectnsf here one evening lat week
Caaas lhat tsundl there Was % - TEN.
pesanee leetASs ii tire evening. He
was aninR % speak anyhuJw n rave
ept .vaFd that ~ ! 'wopld epelk IA eths
alessnGsen ~ the seheej hqusei Ma
one came, or mo- eAA09h t6 'mAke n
insrssting-so he tried to get some one
70 nsteh whils hsspnks In tho street
ana even thst could noe ~ done, ID
W got M apeech fFonl NJ. L. ..1S0ffy.
I think the nolicef of tire meeting
could not have Aeea we'll circulated.
Dsnnerats sbout here hsve 1bAas siva
IN Sp ths4 hattle. 9eN~fally a6atstting
tbat 0feeSey hes No. ehahces " being
oss hext PrsRident. saasi u lH7 eli
We hsd . very autsrestinG time a
the MethoAlst charch lost eun.lav.
A Sunday ssisool oDnsest9 Rev. G. r.
eplAnin1 'snd our nSw psAs6r taIked
inla nsnst entertaining assnner The
esssSsu8 -" 0sssSsss WIN 0S8N8O0U01 W0
hsA : nssst enjeyssae Inc. sais3'e
NeAFpy sserv spare house IL town n
bow oceapled. by" bfaa aiHh sid 2 iass
IaQaite . number Of strangers have
t11oved mere shis summer anA fall. q
NJ. Wm. Cnltsns has boueAt D
AuildiuR sssd W Understandable going
to manufacturing Wagons. a
Mr.. Daniel G0sks0n. orr 0f the flnsat
farmers ~ have. had some Of his
best blooded horses In town last Sat.
urday. One colt fbaled the 5th o. last
May. weighed 6S5 In. nst six months
old. Another . cele tWN years old
turned the scale at l.o00 H.. II IL
CyAestiale stock and fnr sire and
beauty We think cannot b. beat. It
viii do any man Rond to take look
q Mr.. CoSkson's . stock and We advise
everyOus 10 do 10. ia-
Oct. 2lst. sY Att /
=
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Inland is as live aud bustling "a US
ual, and the people round aboat. Ev-
erybody seems to be very besy.
Thershing plowing, digging potatoes
and the like. are the order OF the day.
Our market 10 slightly advanced in
price. since last report. Butter Is,
eggs IL. And the unreasonable hens
are dissatisfied with the price Of eggs
and do aSt yield the usual number.
Ours have quit the business entirely
After remarking In their hearing that
Durant psid Is cts per dozen; one
obliRing old biddy. by lint of remain
Ing on com scrtabls nest . whole day.
favored US with one egg. and there the
supply ceased. Thst one solitary egg
we keep in CLAUS dish on the upper
shelf, to be used In case of emerge Dcy.
Inland merchants will have
TO offer more than l3 cts. . dozen,
If they get that egg.
The dwelling Of William Utts with
nearly everything II contained. vas
burned . week " two sinoe. It Was
some two or three miles east Of In
land.
Again the spirit moves the young
folks tn marry. Edgar Wilicutt, our
enterpri-ing young citizen, has just
finished new house on bis farm two
miles south Of our village. aud now he
very sensibly concludes to take to
himself . wife. Mary Mslsin, who
has taught the Centre school for ssv-
eral terms with good success, 10 the
fortunate bride. Thursday, the l7th
inst. At P. NJ. In presence u . email
circle of select frisnds. ct the residence
Of the brides mother In Wilton, fhe
silken knot hymenesl was lied and
two fond hearts made one for aye.
The happy pair took the eueniag trai~
for Davenport, thence they repair to
Moline III. whore an unci@ Of the
bridegroom's resides. May their rnsy
dreams ofjoy aud happiness prove .
sweet and lasting reality.
Alex. Conway and hts bride are
soon to occupy Mr.. Bass's new house
built this summer on the site Of the
one burned last spring.
Then there 10 another new house In
process Of completion, Otis Hhum-
ways, half mile east Of Edgar WILL
cults. 10 you see our country is steadi-
iy improving.
Aud popu,ating. too. MY, oh! my!
the babies! you can't 60 amiss Of them.
Babies to right Of ~, bsbies to LEFT Of
us. babies Ail around us. Little, pink.
downy, helpless creatures that the
women 60 into ecstssies over, every
time they wink their wondering eyes.
or purse up their queer little mouths.
Little, limp things. that lo3k like mo-
body nor nothing but baby. and the
women declare they are the prettssst.
sweetest little dears In tho wSsta, end
looks evactly like. sope6odu. bot 30
! agree n TO whom they resemble.
Sp@skipk of bsbies, rssninds - Of
the fact that girls. q help are in great
de,n.n6 In cDnseqnsncs es fhs sesss
! ally lsrss crop Of yGik ahssSA AStiy.
And next to an imposeibility TO get
girl. There seems to be no lack Of
them In the matri Mortal msr-
ket, but TO hire one few weeks is out
Of the question. The naen ars nearly
j In de6nair. What Vith the prenn OI
out door work. and tAss hosseworh
aud sick wife. aud > uunber Of littll
ones. and wes bsby. h Il any Won
der their patiencs ir we'll nigh 81.
/ haussed7 And YOU k,soO. ~ expert
snc~ that they ars not largely giftsd
with that envisbls qualification. And
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Honest.

In the good olden days, which our
fathers tell Us were 90 much better
than these, two unlettersd Christian
men met to settle accounts, and Mr..
Smith found himself owing Mr.. Jones
hhy-scvon dollais aud sumo odd cents.
mo matter about the money BROTH
er, no matter at ALL" said Jones; II
only wanted to see how We stood, and
you can pay me just when you've
mind TO-"
well, l haven't the money by mo-"
said Smith, "but I'll tell you what,
III give you my note, and thst will fix
It oil straight and sure"
II amt mite afraid to trust you,
without note" quoth Jones "but il
you feel any easier to give me one, why
!, ou can, l suppose"
So. after whetting upA pen-knifs,
and converting q goose quill into
pen /; after pouring . few drops Of
vinegar into the dried up ink-stand
after much rumaging for the disused
"letter-papsr !" and after studious con-
sultation Of an old arithmetic, - to the
proper form Of . note, the important
paper was 1t last duly executed, and
Jones having deliberately looked over
his frieud's writing. and dried IL BE-
fore the open fire, handed the note
back to the signsr, saying, "Now
brother, SOU keep the note, 20 for to
see how much you've got 70 pay"
WELL" said Smith, II guess will,
for am the master hand to forget,
specially II there are odd dollars and
cents."
So Smith kept his own note, and
whom hs was ready to pay 1t, took Il
to Jones and handed IL over with the
mouey. saying, "And now, brother,
you keep the note. % for 70 show
you've got your pay"
Although W may not bslisvs With
Pope. that IAN honest man 10 the
1 no6lcst work Of God," W would not
resist the conviction that thsss vers
noble men, or fAil 10 honor such
nobility, Whenever sr wherever
, found. -
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enAhe patroas Of the .ADvBaTesRA ,by
tlhp way from Plattsnouth a Lineeln
city. In our ns1t ~ will give . osu-
eral outline OF the oe0ntry wet md
south ol Lincoln. m S. ssw s-sssa
H5g4 Sesfstsa8t a sy \ n ~ r
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Hotels.
PALMER HOUSE,

[SrRS. MARY PALMER, Proprietress.
Ess Boayders and the Travelling Pubic
kiU nna everything 10 their comfort At this
Iouse. hood mcnls, com Portable rooms and
Se,l.. Cedar street, Upton, Iowa.
/ Gnnd Stabling attached. Dtf
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THE RED, RED ROSE.
The Very Rad History Of Miss De
MoQue Racie. @

Written for the Reglsterl
Once there was nne young lady. FROM Virginia ahs
She Was lively. plump and suxom, Mtss De Moqus
RAcie by name.
In the very best socsty she passed her early days
And attracted many lowers BY her very winnisG
ways.
Long she reigned the belle Of fashion, and waa
such queen Indeed
That no man without her aver could h0pe ever %
succeed. #s g
But alas II wasn't very long tin common talk 90
crsed her
duced her.
And admirers now fell on 20 fAst, and troubles
came 90 thick,
Az the downward road she Travelled, that she soon
grew very sick.
Now there was one DR.. Circle. . physicisn Of ~
pute,
Who had never liked the girl, and never followed
IN her suit.
But BY some strange freak or other. in her day o
shame and grief.
He took quite hncy to her. and made haste TO hea
{ HnaioA
Tn. only reasos people know was-poor one a. n
That c. Session. who had ruined her, was quite q
friend Of his.
Haatsended her . loug time; and she, now poor 4
18kk III. M EskES askssk
ASseSd q hst u marry him, % sSys hsf rseq
&8M& bil Eli AAG :
But their union was not happy. ss might well have
been foret I'D.
For the couple wsrs nut blessed with either virtue
sense or gold.
She complains ofhis abuse though only four months
since they wed: W8
And last week. In Pennsyivania. shelen his board
and bed
She has sued for divorce, and everybodys fAith b
Arm &## 3
That the general court will grant II 1t the next No
vember term.
Dubuque. Oct. tth. lS72
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MILLER HOUSE,

Sfanwoods IOWA.
Suus pNopRIHTOA Of this nou0e will
Ey sraee 40 PAINS 10 make his Quests corn.
bnp,nble: asd In doing so hopes 70 merit the
>nstom Of the pnhlfc oeneoIy. hecss
rA-e this houae daily tSundays oxceptedl
br Tiptan, and re- urn. Also. In connecti0n
fill he found a good Livery. Home custom
nd farmers will be furnished meals ~ re-
ned rates.
4svf n. n. MlllGR. ps0pfsese.
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conyeyancer.
ABE ADLER.

nPTl1E wi h county Treasurer. Upton
~ Caisr couniv. Iowa Will ray taxes
for non-residents. examine land titles, fur
aish >Dsfracts. &C.
Ref.rs to ]. w Rnll. Atty; Jesse James
&c. Recorder: r. G. Mct'lelIand. Go. reasurer.
Hap1m md 4 Pound. B.nkers l'-a
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Physicians.
Dr. H.H. MAYNARD.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. u. =. FIX
alninar Of Pensioners, TfPTor. IOWA.
nftre md Residence opposite .ns Palmer
Houss.
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JeWeler.
Contractors 4 Builders.
Auotioneers.
wM. N. KNOTT,

4 rrTTo-yFER VIII attend promptly
4 "a selling all kinds of property ~ Auc-
fion, in any part Of Cedar county. 4 list 81
hfs sales wi}l always be found at the TIPToN
ADVERT SER Office, where those desiring his
services .an fix the day for their sale With
aut seeing i'm -
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GEO. :. FOCHT. NJ. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. EXAMINER
/ of Pens oners, Upton, Iowa.
El~ Residence on the second block east
store.
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DIR. LOGAN,

DHySIrrAN 4 SURGEON. General prac-
ften n fnn prof-s s-ioH; but makes . APE
eiary of The treatment Of all forms OF
cupYSEn Diseases. Prompt attention paid
t~nt4tit ra - in town oE country
eFIne 81 Dr Riggs Drug Store. Residence
at Mr. Wilhelins s2tf