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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-17
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

Mahaska Go. Iowa,
April 7th, 1878
Board met and was called to order
at 10 o'clock a. m. Present Woods
and Shriver. Morning session spen
in examination of claims. At IL m
Board adjourned till l o'clock p. m
Board met at p. m. Members al
present. Beswick Road Case set foI
hearing on Wednesday, this week a
l O'Clock p. m. Remainder of tb'
day spent examining claims ant
petitions.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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THURSDAY, April 10th, 1878

THURSDAY, Apru 1Otn, 1913.
Board met. Members all present.
1t is ordered that one hundred
dollars or so much thereof as Is
necessary-is hereby appropriated
out Of the bridge fund to buy rock to
construct two culverts on the old
Iowa City road between Spring
Creek and Oskaloosa, on petition OF
John N. Miller, and others, provid.
ed, citizens interested build said
culverts and make necessary ap.
proaches. The Auditor is directed
to issue a warrant on certificate of
John N. Miller, Road Supervisor of
the road District in which said Gull
verts are to be built, that said culverts
are completed.
N. Caven is hereby instructed to
examine the bridge at Braden's
mill and make such repairs as are
necessary till pier can be built.
The Auditor is hereby directed to
deduct $4,000 from the amount of
personal property assessed against
Faxou & Tullis, in the city Of Oska-
loosa, for the year 1872 said firm
being doubly assessed on said
amount.
The attention of the Board was
called to road case No. l2O, petit
toned for by NJ. p. Owens and 9th :.
ers. The costs not having beenlp aid
as required by the Board in the order
establishing the road, the Board de-
cided not to extend the time for the
payment of said costs.
The Board appointed J. g. Jones
inspector of coal banks for Nah as ka
county.
On motion of Barnes, J. X.
Woods, N. Caven, and James Ruan
were made committee to inanaedi-
dteiy have the iron bridge at War.
ren's mill suitably repaired or buy a
new one. ~
The Board ordered that Mrs.
Amelia Hartman, Mrs. VIM. Bal.
lard, Mrs. John Abraham, Mrs.
Sloan and John w. Cunningham be
released from paying taxes for 1873 !;
that the Auditor issue warrants in ia.
vor of Mrs. VIM. Ballard, Mrs. Jno.
Abraham and Mrs. Sloan to pay
taxes now delinquent, and that the
treasurer receive the delinquent tax
es of John w. Cunningham without
penalties.
The Board directed the Auditor to
issue warrants on the several funds
in favor of the claimants shown by
the following claim list:
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WEDNESDAY, April 9th 1873


Board met. Members all present.
Examination of claims and petitions
continued. At 2 O'Clock p. M,
Board ordered that the Beswick
road case be continued till the June
session, 1878 for want of appraise-
ment of damages applied for by John
Warner.
1t is ordered that N. Caven build
a twelve foot bridge petitioned for
by w. B. Campbell, and others, in
section No. %, TIP. No. IS, range No.
l5..west, provided, that citizens in
terested furnish good oak piling and
make necessary approaches. Also
that the Auditor issue one order on
the bridge fund to pay for same when
Caven files an itemized bill of ex-
pense.
Action on bridge petition of FL
wood Fisher and others, postponed.
1t is ordered that one hundred
dollars is hereby appropriated out of
the bridge fund to build a bridge
across Cedar Creek in Monroe Tp.,
on petition,of E. II. Mccain, and 9TH
ers. Said bridge is to be built &C.
cording to plans and specifications
furnished by N. Caven and the Au-
ditor to issue a warrant on the bridge
fund to pay for same on Caven's
certificate that the bridge is COM
pleted.
Board adjourned till to morrow.
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Huntsman, q c, med att on paupers, Claimed,
S27 90; allowed, IS 90.
Humphrey, Robt, labor on bridges, claimed, 100;
allowed, 375.
KnowltoH, Sam'l, lumber, labor. etc., on bridge,
claimed Is 05: allowed, "a 05.
Kendig, III r, office expenses, az; 4 49,
Ogden, Maria, claim for damages $3OOO; rejected.
Pinkerton, L. gas fixtures for CO.. ia 49; 100 30.
N. Caven is hereby directed to
build bridge across Buck Creek in
Union township, in the VIM. Evans
road lately established, provided,
citizens furnish pillng. The Auditor
il directed to issue a warrant on the
bridge fund to pay for same, when
Caven files an itemized bill of ex-
pense.
Board approved the action of the
Auditor in the following road cases,
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April PA
courier arrived from Lava Bed re-
ports that Gen. Candy and DR.
Thomas were murdered yesterday
while in a peace conference.
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THE WEEKLY
BROTHER |R " . JONATHAN,

Volume Twenty-Five. A large 2s-column family
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prints Twenty five copies, one year, $40 Pre-
MUM, 20 in Books or Prints, which may be sc.
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$40 Premium, Patent Lever Oroide Watch
worth $14 Our large catalogue of books and
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-15

commencing nnoAudJ July q, 1919.
Morning train from Augusta, for Bath, Boothbay,
itoekland, Lewiston, Portland and Boston, will
leave at u O'Clock.
The noon train for Boston will leave Augusta at
l30 A. NJ, and Will connect at Yarmouth juno
ton with train on q. L. Ry.
Afternoon tram Will leave Augusta at 80 =. NJ >,
and arrive i'll Portland ut q, and Boston at 10
2. M.
Nignt pullman seeping) train leaves Augusta for
Boston at 1890 Z. NJ.
Passenger trains leave Augusta for Bangor at 8 80
A. NJ. and for Bangor, Dexter. Belfast and Skow-
hogan, at 90 \. NJ, and 40S 7. NJ
The dugustd, NdiiOtrU and GardiRer ACCOMMO-
DATlON TRAIN leaves Augusta for Hallowell and
Gardiner at $50 and 900 a NJ, and 2l5 and 6.lO
4. VI. Leaves Hallowell Tor Gardiner at I 10 and
SlO y: NJ, and 2.25 and $40 r. NJ Leaves Gar
diner Tor Hallowell and Augusta Mt $50 and s. l5
a. NJ, and 100 and 300 p NJ. Leaves Halo.
well for Augusta at Gas and s 81 \. NJ, and | 20
and j.20 L. NJ.
y passenger train leaves Portland at $50 p. NJ and
arrives at Augusta at $50 =. NJ.
l.. l.. LINCOLN, Supt.
Augusta, July Il, lS13
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

SPECIAL attention paid to purchasing or selling
~ small or Large Farms also Dwelling Houses
and Lots Of Land in this city and vicinity.
+. IL. JACKSON, Atty at Law.
4. ;. SMITH. Dep. Sheriff.
Office in Titcomb Block, Water ST., Hallowell.
Hallowen. April 4, 1873. apr. tom
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500 Reward for a case of Neuralgia or Rheuma.
tism, of any form whatever considered curable),
that DIR. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup will
hotcure-warranted unin juriOus and physicians
prescription used inwartllv.
$4,000 Reward offered to the proprietors of any
medicine for rheumatism and Neuralgia, able to
produce one-iourth as many genuine living cures,
made within the same length of time as Dr. Filters
Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy.
$4,000 Reward offered to any person proving
Jos L. Ftler,M.D to be other than grad ate of the
celebrated University of Pennsylvania in 1888 and
Professor OF Chemistry treating rheumatism spe-
cially for 80 years.
$1,000 Reward to any chemist, physician, or 9TH
ers, able to discover iodide of potassa colchicum
mercury, or anything injurious to the system, in
Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
%, 500 Certificates or testimonials of cure
$3.50 Reward for the name oil any warranted
preparation for Rheumatism and Neuralgia sold
under similar legal guarantee, setting forth the
amount paid for the same to the patient in case OF
failure to cure. fun description of cases requr.
ing guarantees, must be forwarded by letter to
Philadelphia. The guarantee, signed, and stating
qurntity to cure, will be returned by mail, with adj
vice and instructions, without any charge. Ad.
dress all letters to DR. Filter, No. Is South Fourth
Street. No other remedy is offered on such terms
Get II circular on the various forms of ofRheumatism
also blank applications for guarantee gratis, OF the
special agent. L. III. TITCOMB, Druggist,
West End kennebec Bridge
j. W. PERKINS & co, Portland Wholesale
&. c. GOODWIN Co, Boston, ! Agents.
junel0.teod3m&w
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IMPORTED
| |t ! ! | / |, | ! Hglsl,
JOCK,

JOCK,
VIII make q al, stand - the Farm Of the
subscriber. one mile west or Tlrton- 1t
fhIrty-hye Dollars 10 Insure;
money due when the Mare is known TO be In
foal. 80
DESCRIPTION.
JOCK il 4 besasifnl tappls gray in color.
high. and weighing issa pounds. with plenty
of bone a nd <uhSsauer ard for s3xe.>tsi lie and
beauty OF finish challenge competition.
tsEpfGREE..
JOCK was bred by John Young 4 Brothers,
OF Ontario, Lanaaa, wF4o imported his sire
and Dam. and sold To u. {. Faruut, OF Lima,
Ohio, who Imported itim o. the United
sired by Imported Jock. who Is n perfect
model Of a draft horst. and his equal has new
er been found in AIN Taag where he has beer
exhibited for a premluni ne carried aN az all
IS for pssss ness of blood. Tor style o. foot
ana Bone challenge the whole OF Canada
or the United States. "a JOCK j. q oeauti.
fni iron gray in color. IL hands high;
and weighs 2ste pounds. and Is as perfect all
over pony orr hands.
The pam OF Aosnx Jock j. n beautiful bay mare
sn.pgted lram Helginn IN the yv.ss i>s- she aas
H.lgtnrs and ~-oscs hsrse. making one Of he ~,
sfe cant ~ beat Her height Is II hands weign
isSg pounds. and Is perfect in ali parsienisrs-
lonns losk = sui I'll, ,nas csna pc Deal .er aran
sire Dr.Eg thirty years expezieae~ Isl the import
ing husirsss have sos colt thai promises u
Ass - Soo' '''ss - i1n NY roGNe2 20.
s.,, INV ,r,e.r ea,ar,.p. u sr S"fS Ss1 I
unnecessary, as he j. here @ show ior him.ell
10 w. w. ALORxCH.
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II Is not the design of this department To make
iawyers in any technical sense OF the term, hut
rather TO mpart such instructions will enable the
student 70 avoid exorbitant lawyers nees and T.
peEsive litigation.
A. no man is excused for ignorance Of the law. II
becomes matter ofthe highest importance 10 ev-
cry business man. that he have 3 general now jedrt
Of the law 81 business, without which he cannos dc
business with safety; thisi evidenced by the pen-
stve litigation 10 which men OF business are ire
qnentiy inyolved, resulting from ignorance Of dis
regard Of the rules OF law governing business traDs
actions. In this department the law ~ applied tc
partnerships, contracts. negotiable paper Insurance.
&C. In so thor0ug hly illustrated and applied a. q
enable the student 10 inteiigently decide as 10 his
rights and Liabilities under all ordinary circum
stances.
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Bookkeeping

Is taught in . thorough and scientific manner
Commencing 6rnt with most simple transactions
from which TO make up aud arrange sets OF books,
and gradually increasing to the most dtf1cult that
occur In amy department. Of trade.
The system OF Initiation IL peculiar TO this fnstitu-
ton, and d0es AWAY with the long days aud hours VI
working la the dark that most students pertence
when intiated ny the old Aystem. and CONSISTS OF
the following STEPS:
lss study OF the general theory and object Of
hook keeping together with description vi the three
main books OF double entry. l. q Daybo0k, JournAi.
and Leager.
ID study and exaninAaion OF the theory Oiled
ger accounts followed by exam pies Of isolated &C
counts worked by students, showing how, by the
system OF DeSts aud Credits, tbs hesources, liabhi
lies Losses aud Gains OF bt1nesA are AScertAned.
ID The scaence Of double entry book keeping ex-
planned its results demonstrated BY ample black
board Illustration. and principles nxa6 upon the
mind OF the student by tess examples. Thee exam
pies given unt the teAchcr - fnfy SATISFIED thai
me theory has been cunpTehended ~ the pupils,
aud until upon given Trial BALANCES and
they can make a complete statement OF the stand
ting ot q business. NeKG comes
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Tiu,e Required.
Our New Diploma.

The time necessary TO complete the course Ia fron,
four months upward, varying according TO the
ability of the student.
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Commercial Arithmetic Depart
mcmt.

However well yersed in the science Of accounts
III iaekiag In ability to make rapidly and with un
srring ACCURACY. during the hurry and pres Of
business, all the various commercial calculations
~ 4 tor m large part Of the accountants work, hs
is of course unit for such position The failure 4
almost inv ariabiy found 10 be In the foundation
work Of addition and multiplication, In NOT beine
able TO grasp. NJ sight, the results ofcertan combin
atoms or figures and know that the work II cosrect
without re ex animation.
To accomplish this, the rapid addition Of single
and double columns, and the multiplication OF any
quantity by tso or three multiplying figures, writ.
ing the entire product q once. Without the use q
explained. The astonishing rapldity with which
this work 10 done by Prof Montague. seems 81 ftrst
beyond acquisition by the many, but when carefully
and thoroushiy drilled from the foundation, yenns
men with ordinary talent and thorough application
may acquire this to o degree that 6 remarkable
ny these most thorough drills that are continued
throughout the couSse, tina student becomes . hun.
dred fold more rapid and accurate In ali his con,pu.
eations. In working interest, and the sasoous
appilications q percentage, similar coniractons and
rapid methods Of calculations. that are Invaluable
to business man. are introduced. A new classes
are Formed every few weeks, each student may h
placed In class best adapted him, and STAGE nv
work IN the other departments b conducted indi
viduaiiy, without classification each one may give
to this department whatever time Is necessary.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

by virtue Of n special execution TO me
directed, 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 5. g.
Hastings, and against q. w. Hunt, ef. al,
have fevied upon the following property ms
the property Of the said g. w. Hunt, e. at.
tO.wit.
The southwest quarter p4tof the north
east quarter "a; the south cast quarter "a
OF the north west auartertt5g; the north east
quarter z 81 OF the Southwest quarter "a and
the west half "a OF the nOfth-Mes quarter
90 Of the south east quarter "a, all In Sec
tiOH number twenty-five IN, T0Wnshlp
number seyenty-nioe tTs1, north at Range
numb threet3J, west of tn. 9Th T.. NJ, con-
taining one ia Ddfe,i and forty acres, more
or less situated In Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer The same for sale Mt the
Ceurt Honse door. In tile town of Upton. In
said county. on Friday, the "a day OF Janna-
ry, A. D., 1874. at one O'Clock D. NJ, OF said
day, to satisfy said aud COSTS that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 5tn day Of Dec.,A A. d., 1878. sb
JOHN ID. sHEARER,
81 3w0 sherifrof Cedar County, iowa,
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- Phieh - hereby rspeaied, Rrovid-
~ 80 hsfbine herein conAined
shall b construed to give or revive
- ffsnkiug privilege; and Prorided
FURTHER. That thissepesi. - faF@ il
maease y Ahaanloey afAhs Anf.
9 W y den ~ lii - IN day
ofAlaeA. NJ. - an aseues41nlch
day said repeat. - the salary NJ said
1pm<1S ShaD have full force and effect.
md q to al other officers from and
olter the taking effect Of this ac..
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In the theory and principles Of double entry book
Keeping wherein the student h required TO post ~
a .ieton ledger, take trial balances and make out
statements Tor ten different businesses embracing
every OF transaction which Is likely TO occur
in actual business The use OF the skeleton ledger
has proved IL be By fAr the best and almost the
,s.s s,esvs issessisy eeslnx succsesfuify.
The absence oi unnecessary and tedious writing en-.
ahles the teach e. 70 keep the mind Of the pupil
CONSTANTLY upon the principles and results OF the
science until they have fully mastered them, which
object having been accomplished.
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A man 1t Trenton, who found sew
srni thousand dollars over two years
ago, and advertised 1t every day since
ehst dine. gets great credit for his hon.
esty. Any man would have quit
looking for IN owner long ago. yet
this Trenton man keeps on advertis-
Ing. But e be owns the paper IN " hich
lttssdvsrtissd and pays u fall rates
suscf the money found, AFTER tire.
years more OF advertising the whole
amount will be totally absorbed.
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Preparatory Education.
Atenda nee and Department.

attendance and department adopted BY thts College
gives universal satisfaction. Wshays tor the past
four kept complete record Of attendance and
department, and still continue to do 40. We send
sre l,s ~ sn,s, ssa ssd s
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Bfignoii's atroeious Eng lish IL well
knowa. On ono occasion. while stop.
ping d the Cont Mental Hotel, Phila-
delphia, his hair-brush was stolen
from his room The Infatuated
Italian rushed down to the Office and
propoun6ed Me foliowlng question to
one OF the clerks: "rierruck. Cler-
sucki Yesterday, i was one hair
brush to-day, what am ~
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FOR 1874.
THE CHICAGO
J0VaNhLI
Daily. Fri Weekly
and Weekly.
The Leading Evening Pape,
Of the Northwest.

TIE JOURNAL, in issuing it's Prospsctus
| for ls7i-the thirtieth OF It's uninterrupted
ubitcafion-Hratefulfy acknowledges the
| generous support OF the reading public OF
| ed with Its years. and its prosperity keeps
| pace with the marvellous progress of our city
and country.
Asa NEWSPAPER, TIE JovRNALgives the
current Intelligence from every part or the
country and the world as promptly and re-
able 1t 10 do. Avoiding the extrayagances
and exsggerations OF Sensational journal
ism, Il nevertheless succeeds in gtrtng at me
ne,cs Of The day In a readable, comprehend.
BILE and trustworthy form.
Az political paper, THE JOURNAL i. in
earnest sympathy with the general spirit
| and purposes Of the great Republican party
Of the nalion. but deems itself as free To crit
/ icise AZ to commend men and measures oil
all parties. Prominent In lis creed is tn.
foster and encourage att legitimate nsea,s, The
| iadustridt and UedAh producing interests 81 The
country: bind equally prominent In Its creed
protection d the people against the e1torffoas ana
/ o9press.oas " corporate naoaopoties.
! The JOURNAL aims 10 discuss all current
questions OF pu bile concern with candor and
fairness, and to he safe guide of popala,
/ sentiment.
Asa Family Journal it endeavors to be in
stTuctive and entertaining, and to exert Q
/ wholesome moral influence in the comm unity.
| The Market Reports OF THE 10 RsAL are
full, fresh and accurate. In this department
the utmost possible fidelity H 10 facts ane
i figures" Is aimed at without the least par
TALLY towards either the buyer or the seller
The bulls and The bears must ny hi thei
battles outsi ~ Of THE JOURNALS column,
-its province being To give the srtah, regart
less OF speculative interests.
The DAILY EVENING JOURNAL Is publish
ed at and o'clock every afternoon, sun
days excepted.
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the news of two days, is Published every
! other day--Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa:uT
days.
/ The WEEKLY JOURNAL, a large and we'll
/ filled general news, family and commercial
| paper, Is published every Wednesday morn.
| Ing, and Is one of the best and most popular
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WAGES

Ey0R ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
I WORK. Any. person. old OF young. OF
81 home day or evening. Wanted by I'll.
suitable to either City or Country, and any
season Of the year. This IL . rare opportu-
nity for those who are out Of work. and oat
OF money, TO make an independent living.
No capital being required. Our pamphlet,
HOW TO MAKE A LIVING" giving full
Instructions. sent on receipt Of 10 cents.
Westchcstev Co., Ny.
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Pcnnaaashlp.

This department h, we believe, the best place "a
learn TO write good bushes hand In the United
States We claim for II more than we can expre<ss
In this short SPACE. Our purpose is TO make ihla
department OF high order that here can - no
difference Of opinion rs TO where 70 60 70 learn To
write.
Both ofthe proprietcrs fthe College are practical
Business Penmen, and most successful teachers.
The finest premium Tor both Business and Orna
mental Penmanship has been awarded TO tbs
turAi societies. Ea#
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interesting,

II III w
A scssntise writer In recently col
.ispsHa. geoap offacts iIiastrative Of
me el1scS 81 oscillation on powerful
eedlss when not unfreqaen,ly brok, n
b. vteration; IN %oaiugu htes -us-
psssion hrfdsee \ 1 es<eais1 ahec<.-
sary that pr ceseions should break
step In ORDER 10 seizure safety and IL b
told. Ia Illustration, that wbea Che
Apt aspsesies seidgs ~as eoiIdiSk 10
England, . fiddler offered to demoiish
Il with hie fiddle. Striking one note
AMER another, he eventually hit the
Vibrating pote. or fuudamenf al tone.
and threw the structure :uto extraor-
binary vibration.
Only recently bridge wsnt dosD
Id France under the tread OF regi-
nsnt Of infantry who neglected to
break step on enteringit. Three hun
laoA persons were drowned.
The experiment Of breaking tum-
biefs or other small glass vessel. by fire.
quentrsrssitions Of some particular
n0tGsf s6ea humanvoice, belongs to
the same class Of pbeuonlena.
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Business Sets.

are In form written In the Daybook, JOurnalizea
posted 10 the Ledger Ledger clos ID and statements
Of results made.
In working these sets students expected 20
act upon their own responsible ~, asking as few
quest IONS possible aud showing each book In
NJ
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SHERIFC kAIE

by virtue of special execution to me d.
recied issued from The Office of the clerk oil
Tn. District Court, In and FIR the county oi
cedar and State OF Iowa, In favor of william
II. Tuthiii and against II. Deming and Dav-
export q 81 Paul Il. X. Co.. / have levied
upon the following property M the property
ofthe said II. Deining and Davenport 4 st.
Paul r.. II. Co., to wit: 5
LOIS number one % and two ~ In block
mum Der 1--we 81 In he town Of Massif Hon, Ce-
lar 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 I'd day OF
january, A. D. 1874. at one o'clock D. M Of
said day, tn satisfy said execution and costs
that NAV accrue thereon.
Dated this list day ~ Dec, A. ID. la. #sssf
JOHN n. SHEARER,
3w5o4 sheriff of tedar county. Iowa.