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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-12

Pleasant Hill Grange will ueet on
Friday evening. April 18Th. aud on
each alternate Friday evening there
after, st Pleasant Hill School House,
Sugar Creek township.
j. Il. LArCAMP, Sec'y.
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TIE old eonfoet 10 indoisscs, s.Fse
world e~es me . living" wss recently
answered By "Psrhaps It does, but
you are TO 1asy - collect It."
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NOTICE.-Ths Trustees Of the
Eastern Iowa Central A association,
p. Of H" will meet at Wilton, Iowa,
on Tuesday, June 18th, 1873, 1t ten
o'clock, A. N. as per resolution ut lsst
meeting.
J. A. FREEMAN. Sec'y.
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QUINCY GRANGE. No. PAS. will hold
regular meeting next Friday eve
ming. May I'd, and every Friday eve
uing thereafter until further notice.
A. ID. COLEMAN, Sec.
Inland. A prii 18th. 1879.
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collected. Tho President viii be re-
CURED to notify the committee when
any wolves are Killed. The President
and Treasurer may call meeting at
any time, 81 giving notice thereof;
and Anajosity OF the committee may
alter or chsuge any parepf the above
rs tho good Of the cause may require.
June 4th, 1879.
vs. JAMES PHELPS, Prest.
E.A. GRAY. Treas.
This notice is transmitted us for
publication, accompanied by the fol-
lowing explanatory remarks:
The above is contract entered
into by number of citizens Of the
county west Of Cedar River. The
bounty given by the county being SO
very small, the small pittance allowed
is no inducenent for those who take
an interest is destroying wolves. to
spend their time in trying 70 kill
them. Why is il the Board OF SUI
pervisors do not raise the bounty to
Ave or ten dollsrs, so that there will
be some inducement to hunt aud kill
them?
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CESTERDALE GRANGE, p. OF H.,
meets the 2lst Of Dec, 1872, ut o'clock
P. NJ. and every alternate Saturday
thereafter 1t Comfortable school house,
Springdale Up.
Mrs. ]. B. LAMBoRN, Sec.
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Covers Ferry Grange. No. 235 will
meet Saturday evening, March 22nd,
and each alternate Saturday evening
thereafter.
J. H. GUNsOLUs, Sec,
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Oak Hill Grange regular meeting
Saturday evening at I. r. NJ, on or
before full moon.
w. r. ROBINSON, Sec'v.
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The irrevefent newspapers are cali
ine the crest Jubilee over rebuilt
Chicago, "the Chicago hu nbug.'
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General Scho6eid has been snstFuct-
Cd by telegraph to appoint MILL
tary commission to try the Modoe
prisoners.
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County Executive COMMITTEES.

Chairman, JOSEPH WEAvKR; Secretary, II. W.
BArLKY; JOSEPH DowNINs, CHAs. p. FuRsr.
SAMUEL YrLE. VIZ. L. McCRosKKY, W. s. CHASE,
JOHN Clancy. H. A. CrsrIs.
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!Eighty-three ministers and thirty
one delegates from All parts of the
State. besides distinguished ministers
from other portions OF the country.
wsre in attendance last week at the
0eperal Congregational Association Of
Iowa Stirring appeals In behalf Of
the fresdmen's and foreign missions
wsre delivered by Drs. Treat and
6trfbse. Of New York, and Rev. VIM.
Walker, of Gaboon mission, Africa.
Much lmportapt business was trans
aefed. Row. ". W. Woodwork. Of
dinpevl. wss, elected Associational
Preacher for next year. Waterloo
w. selected - tho next place OF meet
nc. Rev. J. n. Worry. Of Sioux City,
)sl0~ss6de shs 49, lAelosai sssmos.
- UalssWso1, - Jtssdwomaa from
- AO11BO aa1ssionv 1(issssslppl pssld
Do466e1he1 GDins - 49, fAee beabss
~ A1osS11Gl ssesl oes1ssy ~ Bur-
ngeen 1oo1sdsy ev0assg.di y 7
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Senator w. b. Allison Of this State,
vas married on Thusday Of last week
TO Niles Mary Medley, Of Burlington.
adopted daughter Of the late Senator
Grimes. Miss Medley, that was. Mrs.
Allison, that -, y an accomplished
young lady twenty-five years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison left the same
evening Of their marriage for New
York, from whence on the sih inst. j,
IN the Steamer Algeria, they sail !os
Europe, to be gone four month";.
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The following are the petitions pre-
sented and the action Of the Board up
on the same:
Petition Of Nm. T. L. Britton, OF
Rochester. asking for abatement OF
tax on monies and credits.
Prayer Of petitioner granted.
Petition Of D. NJ. McCroskey asking
to have tai ahated.
Prayer Of petitioner granted.
Petitioner Of II. N. Shoemaker for
abatement Of tax OF 1868.
Prayer Of petitioner granted.
Petition Of School Board Of Spring
dale asking to have school house tax
refunded TO certain parties.
No action taken.
Petition for an appropriat ion out
OF the Bridge Fund for repairing the
bridge over the East branch Of Sugar
Creek. ta
Prayer Of petitioner granted. $50
appropriated. David Norsland ap-
pointed to supeEintsnd the work.
The report Of VIM. II. VsnNess and
Sylvanus Yatss upon the funds be-
Longing to Cedar county and retained
10 the hands Of VIM. Elliott was died.
Said report shows the amount Of mon
ey in bis hands - follow:
Belonging TO Cedar county, $20S9.8S
Amount Of probate funds....... 44l.3l
Report Of E. NJ. Brink Of the sale Of
the two old bridges was nled. Said
report shows the amount Of the sale to
be $ll7.OO.
The following are the Resolutions
passed By the Board:
ResolVed, That the Auditor be in
structed TO purchase hard coal SUM- !
cient to supply the Court House for |
one year with fuel aud draw . warrant |
on the Trsasusef to pay for thu. same.
Received, That John d. Shearer 10
hereby appointed TO purchase . pair of |
brood mares and Get Of harness for the |
Poor Farm, and the Auditor author
zed to draw . warrant to pay for the
lane.
Resolved, That the Auditor Do ~.
hosised to have the woodwork II the |
court House vanished aud the walls /
alcimiued and draw . warrant on the
treasurer to pay for the same.
Resolved, That be en-
loyed - janiloT Tor the Court House
,r the following year NJ the sum Of
LIS year, and that Nelson Orion bs
discharged.
Resolved, That the assessment OF the
teal Estate Of the county be equal
FED among the the several townships
n follows:
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The time for holding regular meet
ings OF the Coon Greek Grange is on
every Saturday evening 1t - O'Clock,
=. NJ, on or before full moon.
John JOHNSTON Sec
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HEAARKs.--A change In the Board
OF Direction may take place the next
meeting some Of them probably will
resign, in favor 81 other persons prn-
posed, who were not present, or quail
6ed. RrcnrraSy
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II Is announced that the Illinois
Central RaArUad's freight contracts
Ar 20 b cancelled on the lst OF J IDLY,
- TIT company intends to con form
strictly to the new law In that State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-12

The YoI!oHibg FtpoE.s OF Treasurer
and Auditor we're flied and approved:
TEEAsURER's SEMI. ANNUAL REPORT.
TRKAsrRER's OyvIcR,
Upton, Iowa. Jane !. lS73.
To the Hon. Board - Stpervisors AZ CedaY Cbun-
~, Ioson
hssswtth submit my report of receipts
and disbur ments In this ONCE, from Jan.
uary iat, l573, 70 June LIST, 1878.
Respectfully,
TIC. AcCLELLAND.
TPAAanpoP nfC s1dar (.nnnev IT,.
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4 Worthy Candidate.

The Republicans Of lows, pursuinl
the custom Of the party ever since IL
orgasieatln, win probably nominate
Govsfnor G. c. carpea1sr for To sec
oad term. To this cousss here ha'
hpen no ogposstlon untsl very recsstly
when seGbs astuts politicians have
discovered that be h not the proper
man. The trouble appears to Be- that
he h not sufficiently patriotic 20 d
low the disinterested and distinguish
cd member of the lobby to "deveiope
she resources Or The State" according
20 their view.
The position u Governor Carpenter
il Ious = ! good deal Ike that OF
Oovessof Noyes In Ohio, whom the
Republicans have just renominated
He 10 . partisan, but hs 10 not blind.
and he has done 90 well Ia the ONCE
that II might b disastrous TO the Re-
publican party 70 reject him.
The special point Of communication
IN Governor Carpenter 10 bis PERSISTENT
oppoaition to the encroachments Of
the monopoiies and the rui0oos policy
Of mortgaging the state and county
lands TO Sailroads and other ENTER
prises' that exist mostly on paper.
and where they really are instruments
OF oppression. II do mol" he said in
his inaugural message. regard the pre-
isuce that railways afs beyond the CON
troll oflaw, in respect to fare and
freIghts, - worthy Of more than mo-
uept's confederation. II cannot be con-
coded that . corporation. when asking
the right Of eminent DOMAIN, may
arrow the purpose OF building pub
lie highway, for which purpose alone
is could hope to acquire this prerog.
stivs Of sovereignty. and y hen the
right hes been conferred and accepted
and IL enjoyed. may declare itself in.
Of statutory control In the
Limitation OF fares and freights. on the
ground that railway y private prop
erty." In this spirit ne has conducted
the affairs Of the State to the general
satisfaction, and In these times Of
somewhat independent voting the
Republicans Of Iowa will hnd it nee
essary to renominate him in defiance
Of the protest Of the corporations.-
New York Evening Post.
In copying the above 1t i proper
for " 70 say that the Republicans Of
lows will re-nominate Governor Car
penter, but not with any feeling or I'M
Ter any pressure Of compulsion. So
Ear - We know or have heard there Is
no opposition In tho Republican party
70 his re nomination. Gov. Carpen.
er Is m excellent executive officer.
ae has discharged duties of his office
bly, and faithfully. and to the salts
notion Of the great majority Of our
eople. To give him . second term Is
ot only In accordance with the usa-
20 Of the Republican party, but In
with the feelings Of it,
,emben; and II will b done be-
asss It u the right and proper thing
, do, and not through any fear Of lin
ependent voting" - Burlington
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Sprlngdale Grange No. 337 meets
regularly every Saturday night on or
before the full moon at their hall In
Springdale.
d. w. SMITH, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-12

A sessoss IRE 1t Auscstins Last week
Wednesday evening destroyed . PLAN
log mill. wagon shop and residence
valued It $l5, OO0-$3,5 500 insurance.
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The time for h0laing regular meet
ings Of Forest Grange il every Satur-
day evening at ~ o'clock on or before
full moon. b. BURROUGHS, Sec.
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AUDITORS sEMI.ANNUAL REPORT.
TIPFOn. Jnns ID. ls7a.
70 the Hon. Board Of Supervisor Of Cedar

County:
The undersigned Auditor begs leave 20
submit the following ~ his Sent. nnuai
Report OF warrants drawn on the Con nty
Fund from January !, 1873. 70 June i. Is7s
and for what purposes drawn. Also q re.
port Of the collections and disbursements
Of moneys In the Treasurer's ONCE, n shown
by the Monthly Report OF T. G. McCiellsnd
Treasurer.
WARRANTY DRAWN ON THE COUNTY yrSn
AND FOB WHAT PUkPosE DKAwx
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-12

The New York Court Of Appeals.
BY unanimous opinion. has gnnted
Stokes = new trial. Last week We
published : current item to the effect
thar new trial had bsen refused and
legal resort In his behalf was exhaust
ed. A new trial. however, may not
free him from the gsliows. q It has
been demonstrated that hanging IL
not "played out In New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-12

II T r AY Al RE
Taken up by Charles Chapman Of Center town
hip, Cedar County, iowa. June Sab Ig-a one small
brown mare with = very small white spot In fore
head wM H. vanyESa Cssrk.
Per A. p. FrrxIso. Deputy.
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uMiye pseeos Flae lNsuaAncE CO.,
co-opeaarNr sroRe of MI ron

0vYyrres AND N.SSsTak.-
Thus BOOT, Pr~ef and Tressr.
c. FCRST, >Ncsy.
ID. y. BLAIR A. ). CRAWFORD NJ g. WITAER
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10 hang. OF not 70 hang. the Mo
dos, = the question.
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Ree.lce0, That Sylvsnus Yates, At
torney for Cedar county. 10 hereby in
structsd TO com msnce suit Ia the next
term Of the District Court against
VIM. Elliott. late Clerk Of the Court
OF Cedar county, and his bondsmen
for all monies due the county by said
VIM. Elliott.
Resotued. That the Auditor draw
warrants for the per diem and mile
sge Of the Board Of supeSvisors, ~
follows:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-12

Regular meetings Of Virginia Grove
Grange will he held on Tuesday even
inos on or before full moon.
w. G. BUSTER, Sec'y.
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BY virtue OF , general execution 20 me d.
rected. issued from The Office Oh the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court. IN and for the county Of
Cedar and state a Iowa. in fsyof OF Htnm
Reborn. and against Amos Deming. have
levied upon the following property as the
property Of Amos Deming. to Wit
Lot number four In block number one III.
In the town Of AasstIlon. Cedar county
Iowa.
And shAll offer the same for sale ~ the
Court House door In the town of Upton. In
eaid county, on saturday. the i4tL day of
June A. d, 1873. at one O'Clock y, n u said
may accrue thereon.
Dated this Eth day ri May. A. y. 1874.
JOHN D. sHEARER,
HHa 41eeYiff Of Ckdaf Cqun,y, Iowa.
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SPRINGFIELD GRANGE meets raEu-
larry on the first Monday evening al
every month nj O'Clock.
j. GEIGER, Sec
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"A Polk couaty Peoples Convex
ton" last week laid out the new par
ty'' campaign for the county; and
then spread itself all over the State,
which mnst have made II very thin,
and called State Convention 70 BE-
held August 10th. The Convention
vas thoroughly oflicered aud control
led by Democrats and soreheaded
membsrs Of old rule and ruin Des
Motnss political ring. It was . thor
oagh-paoed piece Of political tricke ~,
managed by chronic politicians for the
basest of political purposes-self ag-
grandizement
Tho latest computation In the Mo-
doc affair Is developed by our Tues
days dispatches to the effect that .
party Of Oregon volunteers made an
attack on seventeen Modoc csptives,
including five warriors, none Of whom
were Of those charged with murder.
The cowArdly asxssins shot ell the
men and some Of the women and
children In cold blood, the guard iu
change being very small. The squawa
and children prayed and begged for
mercy but the men silently sat and
received their death. The murderer
Modcs were being conveyed from
CoftunV mod erAak tn Gen. Davfs a
present hesdquarten.c ! sa
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The neg cods u lows viii Be ready
In Q few day..
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GENTLEMEN'S
CLOTHING

Colored, Cleaned or Repaired
In the best manner. stains, Grease or "a I
spots perfectly eradicated fron. ak Or WOOL
en- goods. AL Ofdern should De LEFT q the
Buckeye Ahsuhg saloon. ~
GEORGE CONWAY.
'Hf Upton, Iowa
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THE NARROW GAUGE.

Abstract Of Proceedings Of Meet
lngs Of Stockholders and Direct
ors held It Tama City. June Sd.
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local Agents.
Tipfon-w. L. XcCROsKEY.
Clarence-srLAs SIMPSON,
NechanicsvNle-HAARY BAeLKy.
wilfon-W. A. MOORE.
uNiyE PseEon FlRE INSURANCE CO.. WI TON.
OYFIcEns.-THO'S H. FISHBCRN, Pre>t.
ID. L. WILSON, Vice Pres't
G. r. FURST, Sec'y.
d. r. HEDGES Treas'r.
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NAster-A. B. sAKpLxY. Cresco, Howard Co..
Lecturer-J. c. ABBOTT, GAINESVILLE. Butler Co.,
secretaFy-wn. DUANE wILsoS, Dies Mcsnes,
TreAsurer-M. l. DKvIs. Des Moines.
Chm Ex. Com.-E. r. SHASKLAND, Dubuque.
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Amt OF county Fund on hand Jan.
Amt tax collected 10 June i. is7s. in. -" -
Guiding sinkfne fund and polls
which are Transferred TO county -. s.sss 50
Amt Of sale Of hogD from poor farm SIS 81
Am : received from safes cold. ........ Is %
Amt received from Superintendent,
being fees collected. ...........-.......... - 90
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A saloon -keepsY v1s shet sad In
stantly killed II Fort Dodge, iaAs Sol
urday evening. The City Marshal
and = policeman were attempting .
arrsst him . scafns snssed during
which . pistol drawn b the ~
loon-keeper. vaa discharged, taking
sliset In hiA heart and caUsiag instant
dAath.
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y. z. ACJLEIIIAN ID,
Treasurer Of Cedar County. /.

Total. si7.lss y IIo.oss s. al .2U sssss. oos Is
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Of hsssy bone, sishd. ~ hands high. and
weighs 100 pounds perfectly sound and free
from blemish. possesses fine temper and
strong constitution. aud cannot fail To be n
great acquisition 70 the draft stock of Cedar
county. Will be found in Upton from Mon
day noon until Thursday noon each week.
Inquire IT the Miller House
Balance Of the week At Stanwood
TERMa:-f20 to insure; IS cash, balance
pay able February lat, 1874.
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YOUNG NAPOLEON is handsome
dark bay. ID hands high. weighs 400 pounds
Possesses great muscular strength, nne
temper, and Is perfectly sound.
This breed of ZONES cannot be excelled for
endurance.
Call and see, nj Rome Jones county. from
Tuesday noon until Thursday noon each
week, and al Stanwood the remainder OF
the time.
TERMS:-sis 10 insure: So cash, balance
payable February lst. 1874.
All mares served by above horses at the
risk OF the owners: also, M ares tried once
and not duly returned Will he charged ut
season rate Parties disposing OF their
mares VIII be charged as II with foal.
Both these horses were imported from
Canada ehis apsing. and breeders Of DRAFT
stock Will do well 30 see thu en-. before haS ing
their mares served elsewhere.
Pedigrees OF both horses given by the
owners II desired.
Both ROrscs will be nj Upton
all the time altcr JuIy 18th.
r. l.. = J. STEEL,
SwH Propretors.
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Total amount collected nom all
sources sz,Ds 81
Asditcr. ................'.... Ns6a u
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Gentlemen, you VIII notice that the
amount paid TO county 06aceu u email; this
10 owing TO the fact that the fees in the
Cierk's once have nearly paid his salary.
and the Auditor and Treasurer have mot yet
An OF which i Respectfully submitted
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Agent =. c. I. Association.
local Agents.

A. FRxKMAN, Round Grove. Scott County. Iowa.
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The following are the petitions pre-
sented and the action Of the Board up
on the same:
Petition Of Mn. T. L. Britton, of
Rochester. asking for abatement Of
tar on monies and credits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13
Est Doner March 10, 1873

VI. Eatar:
Having devoted some little time OF
late to the collecting Of California sta,
tistics, and Information, / here send
You a few items, which may be ofiutcr.
est to some persons whose attention
has not been called in this direction.
The State Of California contains
100000 square miles of area. or. ia
other words, it rs larger than the great
States of New York and Pennsylvania
together with all New England.
ibis immense tract Of country with
f5ur CO five times as much more. was
coded Ia the United States By Mexico
in tho yearlsfs. Gold was discovered
ia California the same year. Siucc
which time les mountains aud yallcys
yielded 5000 100000 al the procioa.
metal.
i"e 9"'" 'Ae''e'''e"5 having D"
measure a"'a''e1r me" ate opening
tae'f eyes H. o'e Tact mat 'a''l'ih'a %
ho' merely TOE E.1'f'ao OF i'e miner
hai u'l " 'A1''''" 10 l's golden
Treasure ii possesses " remarkably
mills aua delightful climate. sa1 italian
.N.e7, "a5'4''aea1 mountain scenery
VITA f'Sa aaa lei'''e valleys. apIPas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13

-r.
rum -"''''''' ''1' '''' '''.
We started from Jacksonville at y
o ',o'A DE- ''. 9a'o'0"}' Oh inc lazy
D'A' UP '''' ST.. JONAS '','' Va 'a'''7 u
loeol "Ao'e we ''0"' ''e 81 Angus
nhe h'''I"'a' we procured our uche'5
ana l"e"e' ourselves z }" Ha'nDc"
."'' ''' '"'' "'''.n 10 0'o"' ''''' do
large "' 'o'n''o" h''ao '"r' inc mo-
1--WE power po'oE morse" ana ''0'eS'-
Inns 0e'"s '1e ''Sl ''''" t1ey connect
gu D9iSes' after Tying up the harness
("o'Ie it was 'oAs'oe'e" unsafe WIN
strings. VIC Eol UndeI way at = p
e''cn' Inc ROAD Is 10 mics long, near,
'y all '"e way through pune WOODS ana
cypress s"""'Ps J. n' u"'A is nara
pune ''''7 'ons''''aO'3 worm p0' .ne
o'''o' 'o"s'"o'7 Ii s''' 10 'Iot MS
horses without regard 10 SHAKING the
h'I'ns out Of Tue passengers 'celh, we
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1a.ksaysutG Feb 2ah. 1858
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Wa can now appreciate thaG Florida
a really t.a land 8awen ss the eal.
aFafe4 sar3a aa lat trees $3.50 So
iaIl blossom an8 taa n]s art ialI e
wlll flowers We hs3 the pleasure q
few aaYs sae 81 visiting ngg Tread
Colonel llarles famed Honey Moon
Nursery We agl only found iHe Co.
Iaael q courteous sHa Interesting gea-