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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-02-28

SOME men, without medical knowledge, adj
vertise their unskillful preparations to cure
every disease, which il impossible nor can
they always cure the same disease. While DIR.
Pierce's Family Medicines have their legiti-
mate range, and have proven the most valua-
bic curative ever given to the public, yet he is
fully competent to use any necessary auXili-
ary treatment, that all may recover. His pri-
vate practice is enormous. Patients from
every quarter wait on him, while thousands
are treated by letter, and special medicines
sent by mail or express. small outlay will
secure his valuable services Address, with
stamp, Dr. r. " Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, for a
printed list of questsons, to assist III describ-
ing your case. GIT.
THE constantly increasing sale of The
Queens Toilet" for the complexion. shows the
estimation in which it is held by the public.
WE understand that the whooping is
quite prevalent in the towns around us but
that no cases have proved fatal. Some fami-
lies use nothing but Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment Our doctor, however, says a little
ipicac to produce vomiting, would he an ad-
vantage.
WANTED a Farmer in every town as agent
for COLLINS STEEL PLows. For terms, etc.
address COLLINS & Co., 212 Water street. n. Y.
The constantly increasing sale of 1.-The
Qneen's Toilet. for the complexion shows the
IF YOU are tired of having your linen col
lars badly ironed wear the ElmwOod or War
wick and be troubled no more.
For Coughs and Throat Disorders, use
" Browns Bronchial Troches," having proven
their efficacy by test of many years.
We understand that the whoOping-cough is
quite prevalent in the towns around us: but
that no cases have proved fatal, Some fami-
lies use nothing but Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment. Our doctor, however, says little
ipicac, to produce vomiting, would be an adj
vantage.
THERE are more than one thousand different
| kinds of pills i'll the United States. Some of
! them are worthless and injurious, others are
| good and beneficial Old DIR. Parsons invent
| ed the best anti-bilious pill we ever saw or
| heard of. They are now sold under the name
of Parsons Purgative Pills.
The browns and blacks produced by that
! sterling preparation, CristaderO's Excelsior
! Hair Dye cannot be excelled by nature: it's
| tints challenge comparison with Natures most
favored productions and defy competition.
| FLAG 5 INSTANT RELIEF. Warranted to re-
| ieve all rheumatic affections. sprains. neural
| gic etc. The best. the surest, and the quick
| est remedy for all bowel complaints Relief
| guaranteed or the money refunded.
! THE WEEKLY SUN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-02-28
R.R. r.
RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF
Cures the Worst Pains
II PROM
ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR,
AMER reading this advertisement,
Need Any One Suffer with Pain.
RAILWAYS
Ready Relief is a Cure for Every
Pain.
II was the FIRST and

n 2 VHIy EE 10 TIT
that instantly stops the most e1cruclal ng lalns
allays inhammatIOus, and cures cohge' tl s1
glands or organs, by one application,
IN PROM os,E TO TWENTY MIN U1't-.
No matter how violent or eNcruciating the pain
tho rheumatic bed ridden. mtrmt crippled, ner
vous neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease may
an Ier RADW Avs READY RELIEF viii AFFORD
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-02-28

4 sFUBH0RS COUGH that will not yield to ordi-
nary remedies, may be thoroughly cured by Or.
JPyne's EXpectorant, an elliCaCous medicine in
bronchial and pulmonary disorders.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-02-28

INSTA MI EASE.
Inflammation OF the kidneys,
Infiamma ton Of the bladder,
Inflammation OF the bowels,
Congestion OF tine lungs
Sore throat, difficult breathing,
Plantation OF the heart,
Catarrh, I'm fFVIenza,
Headache, tOOthache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Cold chiIIs, ague chiIls.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-02-28
It might have been s. E ..l.l.

D %. so i' 1'I n va &L 70 6EgGls 81 B
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30
r. e. JACKSON, /,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
~ Main street, q few doors below First, Los
Angeles Contracts for buildings, and all
work executed in q satisfactory manner. a8
....s sII nol-tf Ha
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30

> II- n sIef. -Ttl.I
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30

For San Diego and all way ports, carrying
OILS, ACIDS, POWDER, ETC., not allowed to
be carried on passenger steamers, will leave
San Francisco DECEMBER 80.
Freight on OILS, to San Pedro, 80 cents per
case.
FOR NEW YORK VIA PANAMA,
Steamers leave San Francisco December
4th and 20th, and call at San Diego, Mazatlan,
ManzanillO and Acapulco.
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco DECEMBER
1st and 10th.
Through Bills OF Lading signed, and through
tickets sold to all ports on the San Diego route
to New York, Europe, Mexico and South
America, ut San Francisco tariff rates.
PASSAGE:
To New York, cabin. ...................Sl
To New York, steerage 80
To San francisco, cabin bn........................ Is
To San Francisco, steera erage......................
Cabin plans at agents office. For passage
apply to H. MCCLELLAN,
mol Agent for Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30

MERCHANT TAiLORS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30
DR.. j. M. JANCSo.

OFFICE IN THE U. s. HOTEL
" BUILDING, opposite the Court House,
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES.
aSSpecial attention to Diseases of Children
no20-1ms
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30
LINES OF TRAVEL.
LOS ANGELES & SAN PEDRO
La T
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER NOV. 1, 1873,
~ trains will run as follows, leaving

~ trains will run as follows, leaving
WILMINGTON-7:45A. A. NJ. and p. M.
LOS ANGELES-10A A. M. and 3A5 p. M.
Except on days of steamers arrival and de-
parture when trains will run to connect with
steamer.
Passengers for San Francisco and San Diego
will leave Los Angeles by the 10 A. M. train,
connecting at Wilmington with the Compa-
ny's steamer.
ss- Firstclass passenger cars will run regu-
larly.
the Country.
JOHN MILNER, Agent at Los Angeles.
Oc2tf f. f. HEWITT, Supt.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-18
SHERIFF'S SALE NO41CE

ny VIRTUE OF AN RxECUTyOy
ID directed to me from the Clerk Of N.
District Court, of Tama County, Iva. m
a judgment obtained in SAID Court. on N.
18th day Of June. 1871. in vasation ia favos
Of Otis Ryder as plaintiff, and against "
W Leekins as defendant, Tor the sum Of forr
teen hundred dollars, and costs taxedat :,
cts. and sccruing costa, have levied upo.
the following real property, taken !, ,hs
property of said defendant, 10 satisfy s.;s
execution, to wit:
Commencing sixty>eight 1857 rods east q,
the nsrth-west corner Of section numhc.
ten (lO), in township eighty i've IsN
north of range number fourteen (l4l. was,
+. OF the til P. 1t hAnning thence east tven.
ty (zO) rods. thepss south thirty -four f3s,
rods, thence wese twenty (20) rods, themes
north thirty .fous (Si) rods 70 place Of be-
ginning.
And will offer the same for sale "a Il.
highest bidder, for cash in hand. on ths
lst day Of Dstyber A d, 1873 in from. g
the Court House, in Toledo, Tams COUNTY
Iowa, at the hotr of oclock, of said dav
when and where due attendance win =.
gwen by the undersigned.
Dated at my Office, in Tole 10, Tams ca
Iowa, Sept. I'd, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
1888 $5.l0 Sheriff Of said County.
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Butler Defeated.

At the Massachusetts Republi-
can State Convention, held last
week, Gov. Washburn, present in.
cumbent, was nominated for Cover
nor by reclamation. Buffers friend
we're sanguine OF success until toward
the close CT the campaign. when It
was discovered that Washburn had
q large majority OF the delegates. It
10 quite generally understood that
Butler used money protusely IN Sc.
curing the election OF delegates
friendly to his nomination, and had
he been the successful candidate be-
fore the Convention it would have
been one OF the fruits OF a free use
OF funds. II IL gratifying to know
that the Republicans OF the bay
State" have deieatea::the champion OF
the Back Pay Steal" bill, and that
the platform denounced in bitterest
terms oil who voted for the passage
Of the bill. At the assemblage ot.the
Convention, Butler announced that
he was not . candidate; therefore
Washburu was nominated by &C.
clamatiou.
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The Ticket.

The proceedings OF the Republican
County Convention will be found
elsewhere IN this paper, and III the
proper place will BE- found the ,icxe,
which the Republicans OF Tama
County respectfully submit to the
voters Of the County for approval.
The nominees are all well fitted Tor
the respective positions for which
they have been nominated by the
convention. The candidates are SO
well known that We need not null
tiply words At iris time in commend.
alton Of their fitness to serve the peo-
pie Of the county, whose franchises
they expect At the general election
in October. We expect the Re-
publicans will do their duty in help
ing to swell the majority, to the end
that it may be shown that the
Democratic movement embedded in
tho so. called peoples party" may
receive the merited rebuke in the
days OF its infancy.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Graphic balloon didn't go up
last week. The aeronauts have got
into quarrel: one says the other is
incompetent aud the other says the
one lies. Wonder ii that balloon at
fair hadn't better be regarded as q
put up job"
AT Utica, N. Y, on Wednesday
the entire heid OF short horned cattle
owned BY Samuel Campbell, OF New
York Mills, were sold at auction.
Buyers were present from England,
Canada, and oil parts of the United
States. One hundred and fifteen cat.
tie were disposed OF. Total receipts
being about $3.50, 900; highest figure
paid was $4O, 500; this bid was made
by Nj. p. Davis, Vt Worcestershire,
England. 81, 900, $25 900, and $20,-
600 were bid tor single cows. One
seven months old cali sold for 81.
600, and another tor $4,000. This
sale is probably the largest on re-
cori.-Des Moines Republican.
It is understood that Stokes next
trial tor shooting Jas. Fisk Jr, is set
down tor Oct. 8. Mrs Benton, Of
New York, has been arre6ted al an
important witness. Those who
pretend to know OF the nature OF
Mrs BIS testimony allege tlat she
picked up . revolver, supposed to
have been dropped by Fisk, and con.
cealed the same.
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Mr.. Poyneer was then declared
the choice OF the Convention.
An informal ballot was then taken
on Auditor, with tho subjoined re
suit:
A. J. Wheaton, 40
T. s. Free, 40
Moved and seconded, that Wheat.
en- be declared the choice OF the
Convention. Carried.
An informal ballot for Treasurer
gave the tollo wing result:
T.. Sweat, SO 2-5
Theo. Schaeffer, 81 35
A motion was here made that T.
J. Sweat be declared the unanimous
choice Of the Convention. The mo
ton prevailed with one dissenting
voice. At this point, Mr.. J. G. Safely
addressed the Chair. and made the
point that as there was one dissent
ing voice, the nomination was not
unanimous, and that the motion was
therefore lost. A motion was then
made and seconded for formal bal
lot On Treasurer, but before it was
submitted, the Chair recognized Mr..
Hartsock, and submitted motion
made by him, providing for recon
sideration OF the vote whereby
Wheaton was declared the choice of
the Convention for Auditor, without
q formal ballot. Motion carried.
J. w. Wii!ett moved to proceed
70 q formal ballot tor Auditor. Mo.
lion was rule1-out, Is one motion ito
proceed 10 vote formally for Treaso.
rsr) wAs pending.
The formal ballot for Treasurer
yayo-
Sweas, % 1o l
Schse6sr, " Do
Mr.. Sweat having received . ms
ority of all the votes cast. was dc.
Jared tho nominee 81 the Conyen.
ion.
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Republican County consen.
ton.

Convention called to order At 1:3l
D. M, Saturday, Sept. Is, BY D. D
Appellate, Chairman Of County
Central Committee, who. after read
ing tho call for the Convention, plac
Elm nomidation Hon. w. B. King
ior chairman Of the temporary organ
isasiep, whoss domination was CON
armsd unanimously. Warren iiar.
nan was chosen Secretary.
On motion Of d. D. Appellate, .
committee Of Eve was appointed on
credentials. The Char appointed
D. d. Appcleate, Joseph Dysart' B.
A. Hall, Fred. Roach and G Jaq1a.
The committee retired from the
room . short time, and upon their
eturn submitted through the chair
man. the following:
The committee on credentials
would offer the following report:
Buckingham twp, entitled to four
Soses,-G Jaqua, John Kingery, X.
Conns:l, w. A. Daniel.
Carlten twp, Eve votcs-Geo. ky.
der, A. Byxater, r. Strong, James
Fitzgerald. II. L, Dobson.
Carroll twp, three votes, Andrew
Wise, As Wise. 4. & Bisscil.
Clark twp. three sotes, Joseph Dy.
srt + Everett, p. florence.
Colpnbts typ, lour votes. VIM.
8ssseook, ,. 3. LsudsrdsIs. Robert
ysAsssn, Jobs 4. Esbbsssh. |
Usysael twp. tbres votes, a:
lvkeatly, ,. r. Fsster; ,. 9. Towns
nd. ~
Geneseo twp, Ave votes not rep
sssntsd. I
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PROC &c d1n&9
OFTHE
BoARDoF SUPERVISORS,
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
September Session, A. D. 1878.

Sept. lst., 1873.
Board met pursuant to law.
Present Meesrs. Poynesr and Ramsdell.
Moved that the Auditor notify all delin-
quent persons who have mot paid their
costs in road cases before the Board, that il
the same 10 not paid BY Oct. lst, the sams
vii, be collected on their bonds.
Carried.
Ordered that the Auditor issue IN order
to Hugh McAnulty for SOS, in full payment
Ok bridge contracts on file.
Carried.
Ordered that the personal tax Of Peter
Robinson, for the year I863-70, be striek-
en- from tai list smsuatg to 1884, The same
being srrcneeuA
Carried.
Beard sdjoarnsd until Q o'clock, ,. n.
oo'elosk, p. -
DesaA nst pursuant 70 adjournment.
onorum present.
Beard proceeded to the ezaninstipn Of
,Iotme. 49, .
Adjourusd until s'eleet, .. %, the 2sd
M.
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~. shall expend the sum of ten thousand
doll ars in purchasing poor farm and IN
fitting the same 20 % to meet the require
ments Of the county.
Yeas, Poyneer Ramsdell ahd Jaqus.
Carried.
Be Il Resolved By ,he Board Of Superrisors
of lama County, ioNa-That, for = good
and valuable consideration, the said Board
OF Supervisors, for and in behalf Of them
selves, - such Supervisors, and also for
and in behalf Of said county Of Tama, do
hereby quit claim unto the Free-Will Bap-
list Church Of Toledo. in Tsms county, in
the State Of Iowa. all the right, title and
interest Of said Tsma county also all our
right, title and interest ~ Supervisors Of
said county, in and to tbs following real
estate, situated in Tams county, vii: Lot
number four az, in block humber nineteen.
(l9) in the to Wn Of Toledo, in Tsma county,
Iowa.
Carried.
A. N. POYNEER,
JOHN RAMSDELL,
Bridge petition from Salt Creek tow nship
read, and on motion referred to Poyneer
and Ramsdell.
Bridge petition from c!iisens Of Tara
township read and on motion referred to
Poyneer and Ramsdell.
Moved that the proposition Of ". G. Wal
ters, to furnish lama county with cosl be
accepted.
Carried.
Bridge petition from Spring Creek town
ship read, and on motion referred TO Poy-
neer and Jaqua.
Bridge peti.icn from citi,ens Of Toledo
township read, and on melton referred to
Poynesr and Ramsdell.
Bridge petition from citisens Of York
township on motion referred to Poynser
and Ramsdell
Bridge petition from citizens Of Geneseo
township on motion referred to Jaqua and
Ramsdell.
Moved that the Auditor hs1e frame
coal house built, sufficient to hold the coal
used by the county.
Carried.
Yeas-Poyneer, Ramsdell and Jaqua.
Moved that the Auditor Contract for and
have the Court House pain ted and penciled
outside, and the Court Room vanished in
side.
Carried.
Yeas-Poyneer, Ramsdell and Jaqua.
Moved that the Auditor issue ON order
for $500 to Hugh McAaulty, as part pay
men. on Bridge contract as filed.
Carried.
Petition from Vim. II. S,ivers, Secretary
Of Agricultural Association Of Tama Co. pre-
scented, and moved that action upon said
Petition be postponed until January SEES
sion o. this Board
Ayes-A. N. Poyneer, John Ramsdell.
Nays-G. Jaqua.
Moved that the following claims be al
lowed o, audited by the Board.
Carried
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o'clock, .. M, Sept 4.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present, Poynee-, Ramsdell and Jaqua.
Ordered that the following be established
as the levy Of taxes in Tams county, Iowa,
for the year 1873:
State iax Two mills on the dollar.
County tar g
County school tax one "
Bridge tax "A mills
Insane tax, none.
Also the District township, and Indepen-
dent School District taxes, as certified TO
the Auditor by the Township secretaries.
Sch. H. Tea. Cont.
Toxnahina mills mills mills
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ma county, for the September Session
thereof, A. D., 1873:
A. N. Poyneer, 3 days and IA miles travel,
Sl3,68.
John Ramsdell, days and 13 miles travel.
$l3.56.
G. Jaqua, 8 days and 20 miles travel, $l4.40.
The above per diem for the September
term of the Board Of Supervisors; commenc.
ing September LIST is correct.
A. N. POTNEER,
JOHN RAISDELL,
u. JAQUA.
Board adjourned sine die.
Attest: THOMAS 8. FREE,
Auditor.
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drAnt Twp, tWO votes, <AnoEeW
Dodd, Jas. Young.
Highland twp, three vote5, =, L.
Fish, A. II. Coles, II. J. vosburgh.
Howard twp, five votes, II. H.
Wilmington, James Gray, J. H. Tyn.
dali, Gain Burk, w. A. McAnulty.
Indian Village twp, nine votes, A.
G. Tsnny. Edward Ruggles, G. w.
Delong, A. D. Taplin, J. +. Baker,
Elihu Garrison, w. V. WEIGH, VIM.
Murty. J. I. Mckee.
Liiicolh twp, entitled TO two votes
represented by D. B. Hamnessley'
without credentials.
Oneida twp, Eve votes, H. Frank,
A. Anthony, N. HUFF. w. Mcwry, J.
W. Barton.
Otter Creek twp, four votes. A. J.
Tyler, A. Tompkins, Leroy Olney,
A. ]. Ely.
Perry twp, six votes, J. +. W GOD,
Horace Hartshorn, VIM. Sprole,
Robert McCormack, w. w. Leek-
ins, r. G. McIntyre.
Richland twp, tour votes, J. B.
Lanthen, John Rarnsdell, A. r. Gage,
Fl. L. Barnes.
Salt Greek twp, four votes, Geo.
Crittenden, Fred. Roach, John Fitz,
John Hancock.
Spring Creek twp, four votes, &.
NJ. Finch, E. l.. Kuns, Geo. Sharpe,
W. B. King.
Talna twp, eight votes, Jas Barge,
Horace Day, Nathaniel Wheat. n
Oscar Parks, B. A. Hall, J. H. Smith
J. Nicholson, w. A. N cLagen.
Toledo twp. ten votes, John g.
Safely, Frank Davis, D. D. Appel
gate, George Spohr, J. Q. Clarke,
James Ross, Warren Hartman James
Woodward, J. w. Willett, Smith
Newcomer.
York twp, Eve votes, z. T. Shu
CART, ]. B. Vananken, II. Rogers, II.
l.. Smith, A. Rogers.
The report Of committee as above
submitted, was received, but before
accepting the same, the following
changes were made:
The name OF John N,man was
substituted in lieu OF Eiihu Garrison,
of Indian Village. absent.
Richland twp. being entitled to
five votes, instead OF four, the mum
Der was, by motion of Ransdell, in.
creased one.
D. B. Hammersley, OF Lincoln,
stated the circumstances OF his being
delegated to represent that township
in Convention, and by motion bis
verbal credentials were accepted.
The report OF Committee was then
adopted.
On motion OF A. Tompkins, the
delegates present were Instructed to
cast the full vote Of their respective
townsh,pe.
The same gentleman moved that
the officers Of the temporary organi.
cation be continued officers OF the
permanent one. Carried.
D. D. Appellate and Joseph Dy-
sart were appointed tellers, a motion
having passed providing for the ap-
pointment, by the Chair, Of two per.
sons 10 act in that capacity.
Convention proceeded to an infor.
NAL ballot on Representative, with
the following result:
A. N. Poyneer AZ
L. Merchant, 81
j. S. Townsend, II
B. A. Hall, 4
Al Wheaton, 1
w. G. Malin, l.
The formal ballot stood:
Poynesr, SO
Townsend, FL
Merchant, Is
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The formal ballot was next taken
on Auditor, with the appended re-
suit:
Wheaton, o.
Free, 81
Alr. Wheatou was then declared
the choice Of the Convention.
An informal ballot for County Su-
perintendert gave
A. 81. Sterrett, 81
w. w. Spear, 20
No Superintendent" 4
On motion Mr.. Sterrett was nomi.
mated BY accllmation.
An informal ballot tor Sheriff
gave
knight Dexter, 81
w. + Appellate. -
Eshbaugh y
Bart. Wilson, 4
$. G. Brown, 3
Knigh, Dexter was then nominal
ed by reclamation.
w. II. Holiteid was nominated tor
County Surveyor, rira roes.
N. Fisher was nominated for the
Office Of County Coroner by accla-
nation.
For Supervisor the informal ballot
stood as follows
Welcome Mowry, 81
Abram Tompkins, 20
Fred Roach, .
J. S. Townsend D
J. w. Crisrnan; 8
On motion Mr.. Mowry was declar.
ed the choice OF the Convention.
The Convention then proceeded
10 nominate and elect delegates to
the Senatorial Convention to be held
at Grinnell, Wednesday, Sept. II.
The following gentlemen were chos
en- delegates to said Convention:
L. Clark, L. Merchant, 3. A. Hall,
w. F. Johnston, w. w. Lsekens, A.
Anthony, w. b. King, Warren Har.
man, A. n. Poyneer and James
Gray.
Hon. Joseph Dysart moved that
the delegates above named be requir.
ed to demand Of tue person whom
they support in the Convention, a
pledge to vote for bill, regulating
by law the rates OF trelgLts charged
by railroads. Motion carried with
great applause,
The following gentlemen were
elected County Central Committee
tor the ensuing year:
J. w. Wiliett, J. w. Crisman and
b. A. Hall.
Moved aad seconded that the pro-
ceeliugs OF this Convention be pub
lished in THE ToLEro Chronicle and
lama Citisen.
Convention then adjourned slne d.
w. B. KING, Chm'n.
WARREN HARMAN, Sec'y.
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Bot. 2nd, 8 o'clock, .. m.

Opt. 2ad, 8 o'clock, .. m.
Board met pashant to adjournment.
Present Poyhssr, Jaqua and Ramsdell.
Proceeded 10 making Of levy.
Adjourned antE l o'clock, P. m.
O'clock, P. N.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Quorum present.
Moved that the sum Of SIP per month be
allowed Xr1 1de, County charge, Of Salt
Creek towns j. until January session Of
the Bcard-e money to be drawn and ex-
pended BY 4 \. williams.
Carried.
Moved thst the Auditor draw warrant
on the bridge fund, Of S35,ll, in favor Of
Rob't Roy, for repairing bridge known as
Giger bridge, in Howard township.
Carried.
Moved that The Auditor issue an order
on Bridge Fond 10 saddler + Ashbaugh, for
$5z5, III rull payment Of building bridges
tor Tadia County, - per contract.
Carried.
Moved that oil warrants issued by the
Auditor during vacation Of Board, on order
Of special bridge committee be approved.
Carried.
Adjourss1 until 8 s'clock q. M. Septem-
Der Sd, 1875.
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Q. ID. Terry,

q. 30. terry,
Dealer in
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors
Windows, Blinds, Etc,
LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES
Yards opposite Elevator, Toledo. Iowa
and with C. Lamb 4 Sous, Tama City.
Am ready to deliver in carload lots
at Belle Pisine, Chelsea, Tana City, Toledo,
Oxford. Marshall or DyssrE 14y1