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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18
Teachers Institute at Durant.

THE following brie epitome of the proceed
furnished Us in full Is al we can find room
foF herewith. ED. ADvERTIsEn
DuR,s1, Jan. 4th and 9th, ~
Institute assembled in High School
room at P. N. Organized by choos-
ing G. w. Rollins Pres, Fannie Tilton
Sec. and 4. c. Latham Asst.
After music, the subjects Of Grading
District Schools, Physiology, and
School Order, were treated respec-
lively by Messrs. Wilcox and Rollins,
DIR. Latham and Hon. w. S. Chase.
The evening session, held at the
Congregational church, consisted OF
music and literary exercises, including
a valuable lecture by Prof. Young, q
Davenport.
On Saturday morning, Prof Pratt,
of Davenport, presented the subject
Of penmanship, Of which he is IN ac-
knowlcdged master; Primary Teach
ing was well handled by Mr.. vermil
lion; Prof. Wilcox treated Arithmetic
with especial reference to some Of the
most vexing questions; and series OF
carefully prepared resolutions, urging
the establishment of normal schools,
deprecating the frequent changing Of
teachers, in favor Of making teaching
. profession, in favor of compulsory
education. and thanking the citizens
Of Durant for hospitality, werc'repor,-
ed and passed.
The afternoon session brought fur
ther consideration Of Arithmetic,
Penmanship and reading, and closed .
very pleasant and profitable meeting,
at which some thirty teachers wee
present.
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For le Advertiser.
Some Suggestions.

Mr.. Editor viii you give small
space IN your valuable paper to call
the attention of our Bogrd of Super.
visors to matter that interests every
tax payer in Cedar County?
noticed while at court, in Decem-
Der, that one of the bailifTs took the
precaution to sprinkle water under the
stoves in the court room after court
adjourned to save the house from
danger Of burning down. There is
nothing under the stoves but thin
sheet Of zinc. and ! would be surprised
if the hoo- is not already charred
below its frail protection. Would it
not be wisdom to have curbs filed
with brick and mortar, or An equiva-
lent, to place under them?
Another matter should be attended
to. In case of FIRE there is no supply
Of water at hand, as no cisterns have
been built although the water pipes
are ready for them, and have been ever
since the house was built.
There is also another matter of in
terest to the citizens Of Upton in par
ticular, and to the county gen rally.
A good bell should be placed in the
court hQusc cnpola, if for no other
purpose than to save the court from
waiting on jurors and witnesses when
sessions begin. am aware that a
number Of the influential citizens Of
Upton some years ago offered to raise
considerable sum Of money to assist
such a project if the Board would
appropriate the remainder. How it
would be now do not know, bnt
believe the same assistance could be
obtrined. CITIZEN.
Loulen, Jan. Is, ~.
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Our neighbor, the advertiser,
came to us last week enlarged and
otherwise improved. II is now about
the size Of the Posr. - Cedar Post
The above delicate aud modest com
pliment Is only "a unexpected a. it is
highly appreciated. To he considered
by the authors and finishcrs them-
selves about az good in any single re-
spect ~ the County paper" the
Republican to the back bone paper,
the paper with positive ideas on all!
subjects. and both independence aud
ability to express them, lit doesn't
signify that il was a neutral paper
when the canvas.rr for Il was besieg
ing . good old Republican under the
impression that he was Democrat is
glory enough for one year. Let Us
eing
The simple facts are: First, that all
know that the compact print of the
ADVERTISER enabled 1t to give quite
~ much reading matter in its old-slze
A. did the Post second, by enlarges
ment, thirty two columns were ma lie
each two inches longer. aud four entire
columns added, an amount Of spare
which just represents the actual diff
ference In its favor over its modest
neighbour
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()se o'clock p ,

Oae o'clock p. NJ.
Meeting convened pursuant to adj
journmcnt. p. NJ. Vest was elected
Chairman, and w. l.. McCroskey,
Secretary II G Piatt read q pro-
gressive report in the matter of Stock
subscriptions. UpoL motion, COM
mittee consisting Of II Swartzlandcr
and W N knott, was appointed 10
close up subscriptions and solicit addi-
tional stock.
The meeting, on motion, Drocexded
to elect Directors for the ensuing year
with the following result:
I Rocbestsr township, II w Bailey /;
Fair6cld. N Bunker: Fremont, j II
Culver; Dayton, Abner Pian; Red
Oak, Geo Mofatt: Fairfield, Henry
Walters; Center, II SwartzIander, W
p Wo.f and G y Sheldon.
A motion was then made recon.
mending the first annual Pair of the
Cedar County Fair Association to be
held the second week of September.
Carried.
Committee on by laws then made a
report, which was, on motion, adopted
and the committee discharged. A
motion by J X Culver carried to the
effect that the meeting recommend
the premium list for the next fair TO
be limited to s2Jo0. On motion,
adjourned TO Jan. 10Th, 1879.
w. l.. .McGRnsKEY. Soc'r
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under Is and over 5 years, 25 cents ;
and that all productions, raticles, i'm
plements animals, &c, be put on exhi-
hitia uaeAout entry fees, and the 10
per cent. be deducted from all pre-
miums awarded; also that the ampi-
theatre be free of access to all, which
was adopted.
Upon motion, a committee consist
ing Of ] r Culver, r Swartzlander, A
Plat, NJ Bunker, J c Lyle, and the
Present rs e. offcio member, was
chosen to prepare q premium list and
report at the next meeting. Adjourn
cd TO meet at 10 A. NJ, Jan. 10, 1872.
w. L. McCRosKEY, Sec.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a special execution to me di-
recied issued from the office OF the Clerk
OF the District Court, in and for the county
of Cedar and state OF Iowa, in favor OF
Francis Ochs and against Geo-ge w. Hunt
and Jane Hunt, have levied npon the fol-
lowing property as the property fof the said
George W. Hunt and Jane Hunt. to vii:
The south east quarter "a or section mum
Der thirty (iol in town hip seventy nine 80
range number two . west bf The 5th j. NJ.
and the north east quarter ~ 81 the south
west quarter 4 al said section mum Der thir-
ty 800 in Township and Range aforesaid.
containing two hundred acres situated in
Cedar County. Iowa
And shall offer the same foS sale. al the
court house door. In the town of Upton. IN
said county. on saturday. the I'd day OF
February. A. d. 1872, al o,clocs =. ". or said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this Sd day Of Jan. 1872.
JOHN ID. NEARER,
n3w3 sheriff oi Cedar eounty. Iowa
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF II special Execution to me dt-
reeted, issued from the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court, in and for the county of
Cedar and state of Iowa in favor Of Charles
Williams. and again 81 Amos Deming. have
levied upon the following property as the
property oil the said Ames Deming. to Wit:
Lots one % andtwo ~ in Block six tG) in
the town of Massillon. also. the north half
"a Of the north east quarter "a Of the north
east quarter q of section number fourteen
40 in township number eightv-two go
range number one a. West of the 9th J.. NJ.
all situated In Cedar eonntycIowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
court house door. In thu town Of Upton, In
said county. on Saturday the Sd day Of Feb
ruary, A. d.. 1872, at o'clock, l.. NJ. of said
day. - satisfy said execution and costs that
NAV accrue thereon.
Dated this 3oth day OF Dee, A. d.. 1871.
JOHN II. SHEARER
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A. Is. Maynard, Deputy. n5w3
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MUSICAL CONFERENCE.-The Music
d Convention Of last week was COM
plets success, financially = well as in
every other way. Prof. Palmer made
week Of business-work, and hard
work, for both the class and himself;
bu. 1t was enthusiastically performed
upon the part Of all concerned. an6
the result was correspondingly desira
BILE. R ut
Cpon Thursday evening an electien
or ofYlcers Of the Association for the
ensuing year resulted in the choice OF
w. l.. Woods. President; A. r. Ster.
rett. Vice President; II. H. Kirk, Sc
crelary K. c. Smith, Treasurer.
The Concert Friday evening was per.
haps the best one that has concluded
Musical Convention here, takiag the
precision, accuracy aud general ability
OF the class ne the test. True, the
solos, &c, may have had much better
rendering by those who came here
from abroad especially for that pur.
pnse; but In this instance all WAS done
by the class itself-and creditahly
done, too, as was evinoed by the hearty
applause and frequent encores Oh the
part of the audience, which filed the
house compactly.
The programme for the evening"
should appear here, but lack Of tinhe
and sp CO compel les omission. Where
oil did 90 we'll, any distinction is al
most invidious. but perhaps the best,
a. well 40 best received, efforts Of the
Concert were the grand choruses-the
Anvil Chorus, from verdi's II Trova
tore; To God In Heaven be 0ldry
given" from the Oratorio Of Moses in
Egypt, by Rossini The Heavens are
Telling the Glory of God" from the
Creation. by Haydn-the glees ",Tis
Six o'clock p NJ" and - Hunters
Glee," both by r. II. Palmer; the
solos 9 Take Me Home" 1.-THE Ivy
Green" Break, Break, Q Sea-" and
Teddy the Tyler" "a rendered re-
spectively by Miss Bowe, of Toledo,
Mr.. Reed. Of West Liberty, Mrs. A..
M. Armstrong and Judge Tuthill !;
Sad Hour of Parting" was charm
ing duett, effectively sung by Mrs.
Dowd and Miss Morrison :" The Sing
Ing Skewl," . humorous quartette,
sung by Mesdames Dowd and Clapr,
and Messrs. Rigby and McCun@, WAS
heartily encorcd, as was also . charm
ing little song called Fairy Sera
made" performed by Misses Maggie
and Mary Fleming, with a refrain by
the full chorus.
Resolutions passed the meeting
thanking, on the part Of the Associa-
ton. Prof Palmer in particular and
most every body in general, to which
the Professor responded apuy and
pleasantly.
At 50 high tide was the musical feel
ing that 1. was resolved to keep up
regular weekly meetings for practice
ard culture, the first one Of which will
be at Good Templars' Hall, to morrow
friday evening.
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"h~s. ION. & y COCK II. VI,
Pursuant to notice and cali, the
Directors Of the Cedar Go. Fair Assn
met at the Court House. Meeting
was called to order by President II G
Piatt. Suggestions were then made
IN regard to admittancc and entry
fees OF the next fair. whercupon q
motion was made by J G lyle that the
admittance fee be rs cenfs the first
day Of the fair and 80 cents thereafter
for all persons over 10 wears Of Sage I,
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ABScONDED. Que Thomas Jefiar-
son, an American citizen of African
descent. aud per4,a that bad resided
In these pasts over two wears, aud
came 10 this place from tie county
seat. Said person Vas square built
thick Tipped ethiopian and foliowetl
the barbar business for livelihood. aud
by his trimming ways has gra,tad this
community out Of quite sdm o,
money. lie leaves wife VINO has
supported him for sometime past IL
his itleness, and 1t is the earnest wiss.
Of the many of this section that he
may never show his ebony counte-
nance IN these parts again. - Mech.
Sress.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of special execution to me d.
rected. issued from the Office of the Clerk OF
tho District Court. in and for the County OF
Cedar and state of Iowa. In favor of Harriet
A. steele and against Thomas Ferguson and
Priscilla Ferguson. have levied upon the
following property as the property ofthe said
ihomas Ferguson aad Priscilla Ferguson,
toWiit
The undivided one-fifth l-j) of the east
bali IA Of the north east quarter tl1) and
the southwest quarter ~ OF the south east
quarter e y OF section number six (0) and the
west half ~ of the northwest quarter (..) of
section number i've 81 in township number
eighty-two ts2l, north and range number
one ll. west of the 5th T.. NJ. containing
forty acres. situated in Cedar county. Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale ut the
Court House door. in the town of Upton, in
saldcounsy, On saturday, the 9th day OF Jan.
nary, A. u. 1872, at o'clock r. NJ. OF said day
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 2Gth day Of December A. ID, 1871
JOHN ID. SHEAKER,
n2w3 Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa
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SHERIFF Sale

By virtue Of n general execution to me al
recied. issued from the Office OF the Clerk of
the District Court, Ia and for the county OF
Cedar and state OF Iowa. in favor OF Thorn
as Mahoney and against J. a w. Shearer ct.
al. have levied upon the following prop
Shenrcr ri. al, to-wi:.
All OF Block number twenty (1D In the
Town Of Upton. Cedar County, Iowa, ~ laid
down on map OF said Town, now on file in
the Office 81 the Recorder OF said County.
And shall offer the same for sale, at the
court house door, In the town ~ Upton, In
said county, on Saturday the 10Th day OF
January, A. ID. lS72, Mt one o'clock p. n OF
said day, 10 satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon
Dated tins End day Of Dec, a. d., Iay2,
JOHN y. SHEARER
niw9 sherffof Cedar county, Iowa.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that Thomas Col.
Inns. Administrator OF the estate or W. II.
Smith. deceased. has filed his petition n the
office Of the Clerk ct ths Circuit Court Of &c.
dar county. Iowa, asking said Court To grant
payment ri debts Of said estate, the follow.
ing described land. The northwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter Of section nine (0)
in township sixty-eiglit. and range twenty
nine t2yl In kinggoid county, Iowa. Also,
the north half OF tho northwest fractionai
quarter and the northweat quarter Of
the northeast fractional quarter OF
section two. OF township eighty
ST. north. and range thirty three west. In
Calhoun county, Iowa. Andthat said peti.
tipn is act for hearing At thonext term ar
said Court to be begun ana held ON the 18Th
day of February 1872 - = -
VIM. ELLIOTT. Clerk OF Circuitcourt,
WOLF IANDT. Attys. 6fw2
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sssTNE great amount Of space occupied
siis week by the Messages, aud other
State meters. will be . Sufficient ex
,cnss for the appearance Of several
Interesting communications, with
which We have been favored, a. well
- we'll ~ for the enforced and incon-
veniest psueity end brevity Of refer
ouCes to local affairs.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of a special execution 10 me d.
rected. issued from the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court, In and for the county of
Hecht and against A. l.. BtSchan and May
Buchan, Thave levied upon the following
property az the property Of the said A. l..
Buchan and Mary Buchan. TO wit;
Out lot number fourteen tii5 In Fred
Hecht's addition to the town OF Clarence
Cedar county, Iowa.
Aud shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door. In the town of Upton, In
said county, on Saturday. the Al day OF Feb
ruary, A. y. 1871 at O'Clock H. NJ, OF said
day. to satisfy said execution and costs thai
may accrue thereon
Dated this 3oth day OF Decerrber, A. y. ISL
John u. SHEARER
3w3 sheriTofCedar county, lnasa.
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Probate Notice.

Notices hereby given that the final report
~ James Wharton. Jr., and Amanda VI.
Yeisley. Administrators Of the estate OF Jo-
seph Yeisley, deceased will be on file with
the Clerk OF the ireuit Court of Cedar Go.
Iowa on the 10th dav OF January, a. d, Is72,
and thatthe same will be set for final hearin =
on Wednesday. February i2ih, 1872, o;
O'Clock r. NJ, that bein4the first day OF the
February Term OF the Circuit Court OF Cedar
county, Iowa. at which time said Admins
traitors ask to he discharged
GRAY 4 SMITH, Att'ys for Ad'mrs.
n1x3
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SEE advertisement of Briggs & Bro,
the celebrated Seed firm of Rochester,
New York. The 6sures Of the bust.
ness 81 this firm are immense. their
shipments being always prompt and
saasiacsorys-S Theiv 6eautisil cata-
lngue for 1917 10 now out.
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At an adjourned meeting Of the
Cedar County Fair Association, held
at the Court House, in Upton, at 10
o'clock M. Jan 18th, 1S72, H. G.
Piatt called the house to order. where
upon the proceedings were as follows
On motion, committee of five was
appointed TO prepare and report BY
laws at p. NJ, to wit: II G Piatt, J &
LYLE, Jas. Il Culver, J G Reichcrt and
Z Swartziander.
On motion, a committee consisting
of Geo. Moffat, w NJ Knott and L NJ
Vest, was appointed TO call upon and
request larger number Of the stock
holders to be present at the afternoon
meeting. Onnotion meeting adjourn
ed to | O'Clock r. NJ.
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VI Z BALIznfB MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
1t is only $3.50 per year, and contains
Ha,sIch = { r(aI intessst =. the general
reader. 1t 10 original, filed with
pleasant stories. sharp adventures, sea
) yarns, nics poetry, and oil that il cal
culatsd 10 claim the, st.entiou Of the
great reading public. Published by
Thomas 4 Talbot, So Congress Street.
Boston.
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A bill was introduced IN the House
Of Representatives. At Washington. on
Monday, for the construction of a
ma ioiisl railway from New York TO
Chicago. We have the mere mention
OF the fact.
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SHERIFF. SALE

ny virtue OF n general execution to me
directed. issued from the oflics or the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. In and for the
county Of Cedar and State OF Iowa, In favor
Of Josepli Harper and against Albert Gris-
void and =. y. Ceghorn, have levied upon
said Albert ariswcld and J.. J.. cicshorn, 10
Wit: ssr.t#f
Lot number six f6) In block number six fel
IN the town OF Mechanicsviile,C Cedar county,
Iowa. izt S# 49,
And shall ofler the same for sale at the
Court House door, ~ the town Of Upton. In
said County, ON saturday the nth day Of
January. A. ID. 1872 at u O'Clock, NJ. of said
day. TO satisfy said Execution and coats that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this nth day % December. 4. D, iS7l.
JOHN ID. AHEARER,
sherifof Cedar county, Iowa.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of = special Execution 20 me III
rected, issued from the Office of the Clerk oi
the District Court IN and FOR the county oi
Cedar and State of Iowa, In favor OF Balsor
Keith. Sr., and against John g. Gates and
Mary l.. Gates, have levied upon the fol-
lowing property as the property Of the said
John G Gates and Mary l.. Gates, 10 wit:
Lots number two 20 and three t3l In Block
number six t6) in tn town OF Massillon. Ce-
dar county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door in the town of Upton, in
said County. on saturday the 27th day OF
January, A. d., 1879, at one o'clock, Il. NJ, of
said day, to satisfy said Execution nd cost, i
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of December. A. d. ISL.
JOHN II. SHEA REH,
sheriff. of Cedar count Y. yoykn.
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s ss The West Branch Ncrs, No. 1,
Vol. I, 10 received. It ia an improve
- inent upon the lndeE. and promises
5 fmmediate Improvement upon itself.
---1tis the sixth newspaper venture In
Cedar County.
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Probate Notice.

heirs AT law ofJohn Asres, Sr., late u &c.
dar county. Iowa deceased. aud all others
concerned:
fon are hereby notified that on the 10Th
day Of January. 1872, there was opened aud
publicly read by the Clerk Of the circuit
Court, Of said cunty and State. an instru-
viii and testament on .Johp Ayrcs sr iats
Of said county. deceased, and you are further
notified hat the first day Of the next tern
u said Court, commencing on the second
been set Tor the fnaI hearing aud proof Of
said VIII. AT which time al persons interest
ed may appear aud snow cause why the
same should not he admitted to probate
WM. ELLIOTT
n3w3 Clerk Circuit Court
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MRS. WHITCoMB's SYRUP.-The
great soothing remedy, Price only IS
cents. Gives rest 10 the mother and
health to the child. Sold by Drug
gists. See advertisement. 37yl
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We call attention to the card Of the
st. ouis Medicine Co, = chartered in
stitutioD; they offer Metropolitan
skill to all 37vl
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j ssFAIR-Some radical changes In the
matter of price Of admission TO
grounds, entry fees, &C., are contem.
plated Tor our next annual County
EAir.-. For particulars, Rad minutes
= Of last Saturdays meeting In another
column. .s&kk s& H*tst
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S SCOTT Co. FAIR.-W. l.. Ma;ros-
key, Esq, Sec'y Of the Cedar 90 Fair
Association, has been informed BY the
Sec'y Of the Scott Co, Ag'l Soc. that
s,,~tbe next annual Fair Of thst Society
will commence on Monday, Sept. ID,
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"Man and Woman as Invaiids, ,,
Notice to Bridge Builders.

Ss@sS w ~ @sA6s 004A0OA0s
NOTICE is hereby given that bids will he
~ received at the Auditors Office, up 10
January cath. ls72, for the binding OF the
following bridges. Bids for stone work TO be
by the perch i'll the wall.
Bridge across Rock Run ON tho Upton and
Marion Road, Red Oak Township
Bridge across Pioneer Creek on the Soesbe
Road, In Section u, Fremont township
Bridge across Sugar Creek on the road
running east from A. u. Cohb's, In Center
township.
Bridge across the east branch OF Sugar
Creek on the Wilton Road Inland township
Bridge across MasOns Run on the Mechan-
icsville and Cedar Bluffs Road, Cass town
ship.
Bridge across Rock Run on the Marion and
Davenport Road. In Sec. 49, Springfield
township.
Bridge across Rock Creek near Shearcr 4
Gray's mill: provided the stone Of the last
named hridg. be furnished by petit toner's
free Of charge.
Plans and specifica lions OF the above man,
ed bridge can be seen AT the Auditors ONCE.
wv II. NJ. BRINK, Auditor.
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d continue 8 days.
-. =, ~
LEE a N0ESw SOoAl -

February quite cnangs will occur In
hotel matters. Mrs. Palmer returning
! e. the cid Pennsylvania fnow Mliier)
HOUSE, aud Mr.. Miller taking posses
sion Of the building II present occupied
by Mrs. P, which We understand he
has purchased.
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AMERICAS H0aES The January
3 aumber OF this illustrated dollar mag
azine Is full OF good things. Among
the notable articles is one on ''Oociety
In Washington by Mr.. Ramsdeil, the
weil-known Washington correspon-
= dent, and there is the usual supply Of
stories. disquisitionr, wit. household
,articiea, popular song, and depar,
ments for FreemasOns, /. o. o F.,G
A. r., X, =. De the whole forming
rich collection Of literature for ten
cents. A new story by George Alfred
Townsend 10 announced for the Fehru-
airy number A perfect copy Of the
Grand Duke Alexis autograph il sent
9th the January number. Cha.. II.
Taylor & Co. 81 Water ST.. Boston,
are the publishers.