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and beautiful. The meagre reports yet to hun,
from points In the country show the storm O.
the last two days to have been one of the mos
severe of the kind ever experienced. Immense
quantities of water fell, and there has been &
good deal of damage to crops. Tclegraphic
communication is badly interrupted on accoun,
of the damage TO the poles by lightning and the
wind.
In Richmond trees were blown down in the
streets. One fell on an express wagon, breaking
both legs of the driver and crushing the wagon.
At Troy, Ohio, n large cordage factory was I'M
rooted. This side of Troy, on the line of the
Dayton and Michigan railroad, houses were seen
tumbiinS down, fences FRUSTRATED, trees uproot-
ed, fields of grain levellcd, corn fields faitened,
and in some instances, corn uprooied. Every
where the fields seemed lakes of wafer. On the
GAINESVILLE road bridges were washed away.
No trains will go east of Circleville before
Monday. A number of feet of railroad track has
been washed away. The same prostfation of
trees and devastation Of crops occurred in this
section Of country as that further west.
At Port Washington, about seventy miles east
OF Columbus, q severe storm of wind and rain
occurred last night, uprootins trees and unroof-
ing houses.
tIAt Cedarville, o., near Xcnia, great numbers
Of telegraph poles have been splintcred by liybt-
ming.
AT Washington, Ind, the storm was exceed
ingiy heTce. Sheayes of wheat were scattered
about wildly and carried many feet in the mir.
In tho belt north of this city was
anected by the storm, whose centre must he a
few miles south Of the latitude of Columbus.
The testimony agrees rs to. Its severity and des-
Effectiveness. The general prostration. of tcle-
graph poles Is without parallel in the history of
inc telegraph company An a;armingly large
number We're shivered to pieces by lightning and
,o'aiiy destroyed. Many Others were partially
destroyed, and many Frustrated by the wind.
To-day viii be q busy day in repairing these
INES. BY Tonight they will be ready to tell
their W story Of storm.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

COUNTY MATTERS IN BRIEF.-The
County Board OF SUPERVISOR 10 to
meet again on Monday, February 18th,
1873.
The Supervisors resolved to pay the
County Superintendent . stated salary
for the current year the same ~ last
year-one thousand dollars instead
of ~ provided by law.
8. l.. Smith. Esq. was chosen by
the Board for its Legal Advisor. or
County Attorney, At = yearly salary Of
500.
Proceedings Of the Board and OH
cial reports are to be published In the
ADvERTiRER and Post.
The entire amount Of fees received
In the ONCE OF the county Superin-
teudsnt for the year 1872, Is shown by
his report to the Board. were $500
These were Of course turned over to
to the county, the 81, 900 salary being
In full for his services.
The entire pay received by the
Board Of Supervisors for the year 1872
was only $29l.9S.
The State has overdrawn it's account
vith the county 1857.
The amount paid out In 1872 on &C.
count OF bridges was $ll. 97o.S5; school
houses. $ls, 2s9.9s; teachers, So, $751;
As.
Railroad bonds were redeemed last
year to the amount Of ST., lO5.OO.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16
FROM WEST BRANCH.

Railroad at fault for your not
hearing from this place last week.
The storm prevented regular trains
for a week, and for two days stopped
them entirely.
Il. Haines has sold his store to L.
Townsend. and so Tommy comes
back to this side. How about Cam
eron?
--Heacock & Burden have dis
charged their Miller. He did not
give entire satisfaction, which they
intend always to do.
i. l.. Townsend is doing rush
ing business buying and shipping
poultry, paying out hundreds OF dol
lars some days.
Hogs are coming up little, as
are oats-s320 for hogs and Is C. for
oats. Jan. Is. 1873.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

THE CRY HALL BANQUET. tnis
evening". gives every promise Of being
the largest and most brilliant social
gathering known to the history Of our
town. Preparations have been made
To entertain full I'VE hundred guests,
and, the weather not Absolutely for
bidding, there will certainly be large
s.sas-asaion of that -nupber present.
The Asst and second AtAsSs. 1Ss6e Chg
Hall building are both to 10 brought
into use. On the nrst floor the supper
will be spread, while the large hall
above will be prepared with view to
the social features OF the evening
seats for those who would alt. plesty
OF room for promenaders aud fine mu-
sic to snliven MI. The programme
before supper will consist Of brief
opening address by Rev. r. SweaFin-
gen. vocal aud Instrumental music
and general good time. After the
supper Ut about nine o'clock, fine
floor and ditto music will be 1t the
disposition Of the guests. who will
quite possibly make use Of those priv
iieges to '.join In the merry dance"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

THE FAIR ASSOCIATION, through
1t Board Of Directon, which met on
Monday last. took some important ac-
ton relative to the next Fair Of the
Association. To summarize the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting, the moro I'm
portant features appear about ~ fol-
lowe:
The Rules and Regulations were so
altered and amended that
slst. The name Of tho owner or ex-
hibitor may be afiixed to all articles OF
animals upon exhibition.
ID. Awarding Committees will be
required to give specific reasons for the
decisions make by them II requested
BY interested parties
Sd. Exhibitors In all depart
ments save Floral Hall having no
composition will be entitled to only
one-half the premium offered.
4th. Horses are eligible to the purses
offered who have not beaten the time
previous 70 July LIST, 1873; and In run.
ming races, "wsights''will BE- barred,
A committee was appointed 10 report
upon tho propristy Of requiring al
awards upon animals to se made by
Z "scAlc Of points. |" which the commit
tee 10 to furnish with its report.
The Premium List was revised
throughout. The changes were much
too numerous to snumerate, but sub-
stsntially coOsisted in . reduction 81
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FROM sPRlNGDALE.

We have had no particular excite.
mcnt here lately. Has been about as
cold here and the wind about as
strong as in other parts Of the comnty.
Much shoveling has now made north
and south roads passable.
u protracted meeting is being
held in the C. +. Church at Pedee
under the charge Of the Rev. Baird
Of Burlington. There seems to be
much interest manifested and we look
for good results. "By their fruits We
shall know them
The business of the Friends pre-
parative meeting was postponed one
week on account Of the inclcmency
Of the weather last week.
The annual meeting Of the
Springdalc Fire and Lightning Insur-
ance Company was held Oh the 18th.
The usual routine Of business trans
acted. The Treasurer's books show
ed small balance on hand. There
have been no losses, and the company
is in prosperous condition. G. =.
Wood reports that the company in
the last two years has probably
saved the farmers seven thousand
dollars, and retained that amount of
money in the ncighborhood. We are
glad to see that other parts of the
county and State are organizing SINH
lar companies. Richard Beeson was
elected Y. President; d. w. Smith,
Secretary and Treasurer; Geo. Wool
ley and G. p. Smith, Directors for 2
years, and Sol Head TO ell vacancy.
The officers holding over are J. c.
Chambers, Pres, and Joseph Hall Di-
rector. d
Senator Chambers starts for Des
Moincs tomorrow.
Or genial friends, William Gray
and Kate Morehead, Of Iowa tip, had
breezy sleigh ride on the afternoon
Of the 9th inst.-a trip to Graham,
and somebody had the privilege Of
uniting them in the bonds Of wedlock.
We wish them long life and much Joy.
January 18th, 1873. :.
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Z DWELLING BURNED.-On Saturday
evening last, the dwelling OF Mrs.
Th0mpeen, about four miles west Of
Upton. Was totally destroyed by fire.
The family were all absent ut church
when the Ore broke out, and nothing
whatever was saved except quilt or
two which they had with them
10 the sid. To make the matter
wosss, qslts : sum OF money, just re-
ceived spon sale II cattle. was In the
house and vent with The rest. This
u indeed = misfortune, made doubly
severe b Happening In mid-winter !;
and tho ihmiiy thus bssen Of > home
will ned. and undoubtedly have. i'm
mediate cid and comfort from sympa-
.yniun2 Iy1nndIInn nu1nu1ssusszLss-S5s -
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The Farmers journal. . monthly
agricultural journal published IT Co.
dar Rapids and ably conducted IN the
interests OF farmers Of this part OF
Iowa. may be obtained one year with
the ADVERTISER ut the very low
price Of 81 for both papers. This
Journal has large corps Of writer's
who are practical. Lowa Farmers, and
this Is IN offer which should not be
overlooked. II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

Only one man has been found in
Muscatine county mean enough to en-
dOrse the whOsesaleF Islander OF our
city by nm synonymous writer 10 the
Chicago 7Tmes, and that man is the
editor 81 the West Liberty ENls,prise.
He copies the article entire and says
I'VE commend Il for iis truthfulness. !"
There - soma pr0pristy 10 ihis, alter
oil, fos 2 now nscrupuldps. men la
cious scribbler cannot 50 found III
three Kingdoms, and abuse and denun.
ciation from him can only be regarded
- the highest praise. He % the
champion vtliiiier. Give him tbs belt |!
-Anscatine Daily Journal.
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NEW REsTAURANT AND BAkERY.--
w. II. Collins and DC. Sutton arc just
opening In the business indicated IN
the old post-office building just north
Of Bossert, SwiReford Il Whan's.
They propose TO understand their bus
mess and carry 1t on In the most CAFE
full manner.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

A CHANGE has been made in the
train time between Stanwoo and Tip
ton byswhich the evening train leaves
the ferussr place directly after the ar
rival thsre Of the Express from the
East q 6:Ss, inseeaA Of Waiting tbr the
$50 western train = formerly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

THE WEsTERM RURAL.-TO any
ono paying rs =. Ne will ecnd the
WnsTsRx RURAL, the popular and
excellent Rural and Family Weekly
Of the West, for one year, and credit
ione years subscriptio0 patd to our
own papcr. The WESTERN RURAL,
alonss 10 $50 per year, and every
family In the West ought TO have II.
The Young F6tks' Ruvui and our own
papss for $2.25, including . pair OF
cbfomos, mounted and vanished and
ssut post paid.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

A CALL last Monday from Jno. &.
Chamber, the representative Of this
county In the Iowa Senate, IL ac-
knowledged. We are always glad to
meet Senator Chambers. and wish he
might come more frequently.
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6A8ut MOuSus Suu tWSHtS -Aout uay =.
SPRiS6DALE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The following il the programme Of
the Local Teachers Institute, previ
ously announced to be held ut Spring
dale, Friday aud Saturday. January
oath aid 18th, 1873:
FRIDAY, JAN. 2iTH.
$50 r. REORGANIZATION.
Z " - Essay Education Of tie
masses, how best obtained. Discuss
sion.
SATURDAY, JAN. 18th.
9 A. M.-Oral Geography-Miss N. N.
Pearson. Discussion.
10 i" Practical Arithmetic-E f.. FL
lott. Discussion.
IL " Reading - G.. ". Rollins.
Discussion.
L. " Adjournment.
lP. M.-Grammar- Miss l.. Brey
Discussion.
. :. intermediate Geography
Prot. NJ. Vermillion. Discus
sion.
8 =. School Amusaments and
Government
f. L. Cook.
Chm of Institute.
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IN spite Of almost impossible roads.
fsarfuiiy cold weather and any and all
obstacles, Mr.. Crisman. who IL at
present driving for Mr., Fox. brought
through our Wilton mail on time
every day last week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

The lively Clinton Bee stings the
droning old Herald by revealing the
fhct that its regular circulation II not
9O-less than that Of any other daily
papef In the known world But al
though the statement OF such little
facts may amuse the public, which has
long laughed In Its sleeve 81 the mag
piilcent pretensions and microscopic
performances Of the Herald, they will
rebound from the rhinoceros hide Of
self-conccit In which Its editor IL en-
cased without even Earring his perfect
complacency. 9tsa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

THE trial Of young WilmeriDg, who
stabbed and killed bis father , few
months ago, was. commenced in Dis
tsict Court ut Muscatine Monday p. NJ.
The plea Of insanity will be set up by
thu defenee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

Our old friend Mr.. J. b. Wright,
sends another OF those entertaining
Kansas letters, full Of practical infor-
nation which we are glad to lay be-
fore our readers. 1t will be :ound on
the frat page Of this paper
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

For three days last week the State
was without Treasurer, that officer
having been showed in on the Valley
road. This would probably be rather
embarrassing II there was any money
In the Treasury.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

A runaway occurred at Muscat-
Inc last Sunday evening ny
which q sled containing
eight persons was precipitated from >
bridge ten feet high. All the occu-
pants Of the vehicle were moro or less
injured, aud one Of them, . young
lady named Ella Bintz. was instantly
killed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMEN.-Prof.
"Auder0u's Dermador" 10 the best
LinimeDt 10 uss for horses. This fact
10 shown by numerous letters from all
parts ri the country. A late one reads
a. foliows:
We have been experimenting with
your Dermador on horse flesh, and
dnd II very superior reinedy-mucff
superior 70 any other Imminent We ever
used IN our livery stable. Please send
usstwo dpxsp large bottles by express,
G. q. D.
.4aa WATSON 4 COOPER,
sas IN - Waverly. Ind.
= 6se advertisement in another COL
umu.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

LOST, on the Muscatine road be-
tween Upton and VIM. Carts, on
Monday afternoon last, . valuable
mutt The finder will be appropri-
ately enumerated ny s.~~s.sx IA - shi.
ONCE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16


THREE DAYs.-We poted lest week
that the Upton and 6tanw0od train
was snowsd In Tuesday evening about
miles this side offs. For three daSs
and nights Il staid there. and the con.
ductor aud crew with it-despite the
strenuous efforts to relieve II sooner.
Three engines came 6rst and last to
its assistance one Of these jumped
tho track in its efforts to drive through
the snow, and II took nearly all one
day to get It back. BY ss,oveiing oil
Friday night. however. and the aid Of
the huge snow pillow Snow Bird on
Saturday, the road was finally cleaned
and trains are again running regular
~. The company deserves great
credit SDr prompsness and energy in
behalf OF the youngest and smallest
member OF its family.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

p. NJ. VEST il the latest accession TO
the ranks Of Upton grain buyers.
Mr.. Y. promises to have . warehouse
ready At an early day aud 10 make
things lively for both sellers aud buy
ere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

BLANKs.-Justices', Lawyers and
Conveyancers' Blanks, improved
forms, plainly and neatly printed on
the best Of paper, may be found 1t the
City Drug Store. II.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

How Is THIS FOR LOw?-We have
q nice stock of beaver boots for mems
-~eae-the most comfortable winter
bo0ts you ever saw-an6 We have put
tho 1eures right down 10 factory
prices. There 10 no excuse for going
a6aseeS6tsd any longer on account Of
hard tunes, when you can got pair
Of Alaska" boots for oS.So In caah.
Come and see Ne. The sooner you
come the better the selection for the
early bird gets the worm"
SteWart's Shoe Store west side
square.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

premiums slightly on horses, cattle
and swine; : large reduction Of prem
iums offered for trials Of speei; and
IN increase Of prenaiums On nunufac-
lures and ii general the articles ex-
hibtsd Ia tho Hall.
The date on which to'hold the next
Fair vas finally settled for the week
commencing Sept. 18th.
The meeting adjourned without day,
but another will soon b necessary. Of
which due notice will be given. Z
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

ONE mail FROM the north last week
after Tuesday was received here
brought Friday by Hibbard, who hav-
ing passengers down took pity on our
belesgured condition.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

THE loser Of . pocket book contain
ing not very large amount Of money,
. bit Of ribbon. &C., can learn Of such
an article by inquiring ut this Office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

We notice from the Auditors report
that the current expenses Of the Poor
Farm. together with amount paid for
the support Of poor out .iis Of the
County House, make m aggregate OK
pense to the cos nty on account or its
paupers Of So, $50. 74-not including 81
05s.75 paid during the year upon the
original cost Of the Poor Farm and
buildings.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

]. L. REED. Banker. Wilton. Iowa,
wants 81, 600 10 good Notes IN large or
small amounts on long or short time.
for which he will pay cash. 2w3
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TICKETS TO the City Hall Banquet
for sale 1t the City Drug Store and ut
J. l.. Rowell's Jewelry Store.
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RErIREs.-We learn that NJ. L.
Simmons has retired, or ID about to
retire, from the grain business at
Stanwood. Mr.. s. has, during two
years' business at the place named
added TO host Of friends which he
alrea ~ possessed. oil Of whom will be
sorry not to find him In his old haunts.
He 10 m active, enterprising, and
withal shrs&d business man, who
will not long be idle and for whom We
hope Upton may have attractions.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

READ Stewards "Notice to Cash
Buyers" 20 be found Immediately he
low the Market Reports on second
Gage Of this paper. 5OwS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

y Mn. CYRUs WERTz, . resident OF
IAwrspce, Kansas. 10 now visiting pa
roues and friends here.
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FOUND.-A lady's small coiled gold
pin, which may b. bad BY proving
property and paying for this notice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

THE Young Folks Rura1, published
by H. N. f. Lewis, at Chicago, is q
large sized sixteen paged monthly
paper r. many and great merits-the
special character Of which is indica ted
by Its name. It Is, however, an in
teresting paper for young people OF
both town aud country; and its con-
tents are not only interesting, but
valuable and instructive.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-16

TINE TABLE.--For the present,
trains on the Stanwood and Upton
branch Of the Northwestern railroad
leave and arrive at Upton M follows !:
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DEANS CHECKS taken in exchange
for goods ~ Cobb q Wstsel's. y

ADNITTED.-ME A. r. 6tarrsts
showed -, the other day, . brief doou.
ment, the tsnos Of which ~ - cnnsti-
tute him, the said A. r. 8. IN attorney
1t Law, with fall authority 20 psAotios
In The Courts Of thin 6tsts. We sup.
pose congsatulasions and good wishes
for success ~ In order, bat alohough
they wssld - freely gives, wears mot
SURE that Mr.. g. cssss f6f more than
one client, and ars aware that hs hes :
pretty ''sure thing On The paesosags
Of thot one. e
The following Officers wers installed
In Aanitou Lodge I. O.. O. +. lest
Friday evening. qli h+ s4o ii
N.G., Wn. Elliott; ". g., n. C.
Kirby Ssc.. q. w. Gcllsr; r. &c.,,
Z. Snyder; Trsas.. L. ID. Iugman.
The Encampmsnt, No. IS, b ON.
ceFed - fellows:
@. r., n. G. Kirby; II. p, q. w.
Gelier; So. W., VIM. d. Clapp; J.
W., Jsmss II. Riplsy; Scribe, A. p.
Fleming; Treas. L. d. Ingman.
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COBB 4 wETzEL


will offer, this week,
at popular prices,
a full line Of Ladies'. Furs,
consisting Of
Mink, Fitch, Seal, Astra-
chan, Alaska and Ermine.
Also, a line Of
Gents Fur Collars and
Gloves,
the best in the market.
They will sell mems and
boys winter Caps for IS
cents, that cost SIPS;
Shifting Flannel for Csc.
worth 35c.;Ladies' vests
for ST.. worth SIPS; Ia
BILE linen for SOC. worth
zoe. Special bargains
offered in mems under
wear, scarfs, buck gloves
and cassimeres.
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1UuU hides wanted at Stewards Shoe
Store, west aide square. II

IL MU41cAL G0NvENT1oN.-Notice ID
hereby given that the annual Con.
vention Of the Cedar. County Musicsl
Aasociati0n will b held ut Tipton,
Iowa, commencing on February 9TH,
1873, md concluding with concert
on shs evening Of Feb. 7th. following.
The ollcers having the matter Of the
convention In charge desire 70. state
that they have secured for the coca
sion the services Of the widely known
and popular Author and Conductor,
Psof p. P Blks, Of Chicsso, and feel
justified In pssesasing this fact ~ .
6dacient guaranty for the coaaplsts
success Of the Convention.s viHitors
from abroad will b furnjshed with
6st class accommodasiom 1t the
hotels for lees than half the usual
rates and no efforts Will b spared and
every eadsasos aals to render the
occaaion pleasant asswsli ~ profitable
q all In attendance, Ticksts log the
entire course $50. For the evenine
ssssions and concert 500. For the
conesst 50 cts. Come sveryhody.
WIN. 8. WOODS, Pres. Il
hH K'sx, sse'yaqHAu :,
THE Wilton Chronicle complains
that 1t hes been stricken off the An
vERTIsER's exchange list. We beg
pardon, Mr.. CAr0~icIe, but no such
thing has happened and We know Of
no reason Why you have not received
) copy every week. We are. however,d
pieassd to sse that we we're njsssd- liz
removes half the sting Of absence to
know We are not forgotten. - n
MX. TUT%1ruY1Tr@ 4
LISTS OF JURORS. following
IRE the names or Jurors drawn to serve
It the next term of the Circuit Court,
Monday, February l7th,i
1873:
6H Maley. Leander Bader, SW
Joseph Wilcott, p v Sylves-
Ter. VIM ShafIer. Preston Downing. 4
A CARRIER. G MaUdlin. George Bolton,
Jerome Hart. Geo Heppens,all, Levi
Picket, J & Pickering. CT Brown.
The names OF Grand Jurors for the
Distiict Court sitting May 5th next, is
y follows:
w A Leech, J w Witter, w Gl
Mingus, Michael Fletcher, WIN Rec
Ter, J w He'll. Abper Stebbins. J s
Kesfes, p + Hed,ess,s John Clancy, |
J d Ward, J L Hamiel, Joseph Hep
VIM Nicely. VIM Piper. /
The Petit Jury for same term of
District Court embraces the following
names:
D w McCroskey. Joseph Patterson. /
Nm NJ Knott, Gideon Bailey, j
Huber, Geo Dil'z, Peter Eeiman, M /
carroll, VIM Richard, d w Hsrtiy.ee.
Jones. X 5 Davidson. George I
NJ v Frsxee. Geo Brothers.
4.