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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

It is a source Of qualification that The
Legislature finally passed road law :
While we do not know any Of its prOvis'
ions, our people will agree with US in say
log that aImost any law upon the subject
is better than the uncertainty of the one
We have been living under since the first
Of last January.
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VS.,
Hester Garner, Henry Garner, James N Gruy,
Vim. H. Sharp, jacob l.. Ellis, Thomas b.
Harvey, Trustee, y. NJ Piirat and J. A.
Wade, late Sheriff Of Putnam county Ad'
miuislralor of Joshua Garner, deceased.
IN CHANOERY.
The parties to this suit will take notice that
in obedience to decree of HE Circuit Court of
Putnam county, West Virginia, entered az the
October Term, 1873, The undersigned who was
appointed Special Commissioner for the pur'
nose, viii be ia bis office in the town Of Win.
field, in said county Of Putnam, on the goth
day Of January, ls1i, 10 take, state and Ie.
port an account showing
lH..ThcamOunLO purchase money paid by
said Sharp, or furnished by him to be paid 10
said Gray Oh The land Aforesaid
%. The amount Of purchase money paid by
Joshua Gamer, or furnished by him to be paid
to said Cry, on said land
Sd. An account of the rents, issues and prof.
its Of said land from The date Of said deed
from Gray to Sharp to the cate Of the sale
from Sharp to Ellis aud Of the taxes paid there
on.
4th. The amount Of the purchase money
paia by The defendant Ellis 10 Sharp, and the
amount ofpurChasc money still due and ow
ing by said Fills.
5th. Such other and further matters rs the
Commissioner shall deem pertinent, or any Of
the parties may require.
At Which time aud place YOU can attend If
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CoJpMis&ioRc,'S Notice!

commissioners Notice!
IN MASON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Robert Wiley and wiIc
VS.. In Uhancery'
f. IIaunan, ct, ais.
Parties 10 the above entitled cause willtake
notice dat the undersigned, SPECIAL 'ommlS'
,ioncr, will on Tuesday the llth day OF Jan.
nary IS7d, at zen O'Clock a. M, at the office OF
Knight & Couch, in the town of Point Pleas
AMI West Virginia, prorecd.t TO lake proof and
ascertain the validity Of the claims OF John j.
Maxwell. Nancy J. Faucis and M'Ch'pt
Francis. her husband Thomas French, Nah :.
la A. Scbrcll and Morgan Sehrell, hcrhuNband
MARY NJ. Trastrr mud Robert D. Trastrr, her
husband, to disributive shares in the proceeds
of Ike sale of the lands heretofore made by
Special Commissions r, @. /. 7. Moore. in The
above entitled cause MS set forth in Their petit
ton fled in said cause,
And il from any cause he taking Of proof
in said cause be not completed on that day the
taking OF the same will t adjourned from day
to aay and from time to time, at the same rlaCe,
uDtil COMPLETED This notice is to be deemed
equivalent to personal service.
JAMES II, COUCH, JR.
Trims, 81, Special Commissioner
hrr II DIV
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Col. Fred. Dent, the father Of Mrs.
Graut, died at Washington City on the
evening Of tue 9Th inst, He was 10 bis
eighty eighth year.
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It is expected that tho laWsof tho late
session ofthe Legislature Vi be printed
and ready for distribution u about six
,,seeks. HIS. Walker the contract
for printing aud binding,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

The Capital rcmovers in The Senate
would not risk vote on the bill providing
for removal of tho Capital. Charleston
therefore, remains the Capital the State,
but of course, at the next session of the
Legislature, in January, 1875, some ru'
raj delegate, pautrg for fame and instign.
ted by the Wheeliugites, or some other
ties, will introduce bill providing for lis
removal, and then the annual trouble
villIay heavy upon maay q CharleStouinn's
breast until ;ho Legislature adjourn8. -
Seriously, the Capital question has become
ridiculous force and a most iDtalerabe
bore, besides the agitation Of the question
costs the people Of tho State thousands aud
thousands Of dollars at every session Of TIT
Legislature.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

In reply TO numerous inquiries from
school officials aud other interested III free
schools, we would say that we have been
iuformed@that no change has been made
10 The school law passed last spring. So
that the pamphlet edition distributed last
summer by the State Superintendent is still
tue law,
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A child was smothorcd in Appomattox
county, Va, few evenings ago, by guests
at wedding, who threw their outer gar
mcnts upon bed 10 which he was lying,
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PROPOSALS
FOR
PRINTING BINDING
AND
STATIONERY
FOR THE
State Of West Virginia. y
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF Public PGISTlSc,
CHARLESTON, DECEMBER l3th, 1913
pROPOSALS
COMMISSIONERS OF Public PRlSTISo,
C,,uysrov DrcVuRgn 18th 1873

IN accordance with law, SEALED PRO-
POSALS will be received by the Commits.
,ioners of Public Printing, at The Auditors
0G,c in the Capitol, until the
Thitlcth day utter the 1911 day
Of December, 1878,
ot 70 o'clock. M, for the execution ofthe PUB.
Lie PRINTING AND BINDING, aud for
supplyiug the State with STATIONERY AND
PHiNTISG PAPERS. fer the contract per
iod ending the Second Wednesday in January,
ISIS.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
bond executed according 10 law by the bicder,
with at least two good and sufficient sulelies.
residing in this State, in the penal sum Of ten
Thousand dollars, for all State Printing; the
penal sum of two thousand dollars for all State
Binding and the penal sum Of five thousand
dollars for furnishing Paper, conditioned for
The faithful performance Of The contracts; and
no bids umsCrompanied by such bond will he
entertained by the Commissioners Of public
Printing.
An approximate estimate of the work and
material 10 be done and furnished together
with blank forms for proposal, bonds, DC,
will be furnished upon application 10 the
Commissioners
JOHN S. BURDETT Prcs'l.
orc mmi.siOners of Public Printing
dec. HID,
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Omn3issiODeI's Notice.

R. N. B. THOMPSON, john budding, John Sea
shos. VIM Jones Joseph Henderson, Henry
". Bailey, 'rhoma. McCaIislcr John T.
Harbour, n. B Duddmg j. 7 Bower, apd
William Krtlry, admrs Of i fired Ellis. de-
ceased, William A. Love, admir- Of Edward
Webb, deed, Andrew Wheeler, Iced and
Garland L, Parish, decd, George Ellis, ad
minisraIor Of NJ. S. Morris, decd, and Geo.
W, Carsil, admir- ojJuNes Paul, decd,
vs..
VIM. Gwss,1Iamcs Garrett Az. George and
1aMes w. Hoge In ChaHCery.
rhe parties to this suit will take notice
that in obedience o a decree Of the Circuit
Court of Putnam County, West Virginia, en-.
tered at the October Term, 1873, the under.
signed, who was appointed u Special Com
missioner for the purpose, will he in his office
in the town of Winfield, in said Covn'yof Put
nam, on the 22l day of January, 1874, 10 take
state aud settle 40 acCOunf'sh owing, the aclu
al amount of the several judgments in com
pIainan's bill referred, the dates and PRIOR
ties thereof, and their confined amounts, with
interest accrued and also the several amUnHtS
paid thereof by the several CompIainants, their
dates aud aggregate; and also the dates Of the
several deeds Of conveyance referred 10 in
complaiuan's bill; whether Andrew George
has pail anything rs security for said William
Grass, and ir>o, VIXEN, 10 whom, and he ain.
cunt Of such payment; and also all other licD S
upon the said land Of Grass, by whom claimed
their amounts, how evidenced and their pri.
critics and the dates thereof; whether said
Grass has conveyed any Of said land and il
so, when aud to within, And it was also or.
dcrcd thai said Commissioner do report any
matter and return any exhibits that any party
to this suit may require. At which time and
place yon cah attend if you think proper.
And if from any cause, the taking Of said
account, should 10. be commenced IN that day
or being commenced, should moi he completed,
the taking oflhe somc will be adjourned from
time to timeunul tits completed.
G. W. CARGiLL,
Special Commissioner.
Hoge 4 Knight Soils. dec ll-iw.
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CnmmlsSloncLss NOtice!

Antoine soulicr and Lena Becker SOulier, bis
wife, Ttcnb Bonr and Elizabeth Becker
Bour his wife, Jacob Shaufand Marion Bee
kcr Shauf, his wife, Marion Becker, widow
of Antoine Becker deceased, John Becker,
Peter B cker, Barbara Becker, Antoine Rec
ker, Henry Becker, aud jackson Reid, late
Sheriff Of Aln,hall county, Administrator OF
ANTOINE Becker, decd.
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Great eductioll.
- - THE ANDES,

rate OF psSSageas lOllOWS'
Cincinnati to Gallipolis, Point Pleas. 49,
ant, Middleport snd Pomeroy, 81 ~
Cincinnati to Racine, ) SO
/" LetarL and Ripley Landing, 4 Oh
RavenswOod, 4 50
brand on Wednesday, December 2lIh and
December 3lst, 1873, will sell round trip tick
els to Cincinnati and return as follows;
Ravenswood 10 Cincinnati and return s. OO
Riahy Landing and LeIart - u W
Poneroy, MrddlepOrt, Point Pleasant,
aud Gallipois, to Cincinnati and m
return, w
GTAnd will guarantee each one first class
accommodations, and good time; arriving IN
Cincinnati, Thursday noon, December 25th
and January lst, returning Friday evening".
giving parties an opportunity to spend their
Christmas and New Year in the CITY, which
will be specially attractive during the HoIl
days, y.
o. We shall makc'a corresponding reduction
in The rates of freight, and will sustain our
we'll earned reputation OF being the cheapest
Boat in the trade. dec. H. ~.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

Ccspedes has be deposed from the Pres.
idency by the Cuban House Of Represcu.
tatiyes Pancho AuguiIera takes charge,
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VEST VIRGINIA;

WEST |IHGINIA'
AT RULES held in the Clerks Office Of T. e
n County Court Of Mason County on the
first Monday, in December, 1873.
william B. Porter Charles D. Raihbone and
Charles G. Hale, partners doing business
unler the firm name and style OF Porter,
Rathbone d Hale VS..
The Crescent Coal aud Salt Company, cor
poration, In Assumpsit and Attachment,
The object of this suit is to attach and sub
iect the estate of the defendant within the
county of Mason, West Virginia, sufficient to
paw of the plaintiffs claim of $9S, and the
costs of this suit. Aud it appearing by 9TH
dayit filed with the papers Of This cause, that
the Crescent Coal Company corporation IS a
nonresident of the State Of West Virginia,
and that no person can be found in SAID conn
ty ofMason, upon whom the process in this
cause could be legally served; it Is ordered
that it doappear here within one month a ter
the disqualification ofthis order and do what
is necessary 10 protect It's interest in this suit,
Tesle:-E KIMBERLlNG, Clerk
by John L, Timms, Deputy.
dec lS-dw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

TO NANCY DEMASTERS;
TAKE NOTICE that shall on the 9Th day
| of January, 1914, Mt the office OF Jacob
Bcringer ut Central Station, DOidrldge coun'
ty, West Virginia, between the hours OF 6o''
clock a. NJ. aud y'cIock p m. OF that dry,
proceed 10 take lhe deposition of Robert W:
Demascrs, aud others; aud also at the Office Of
John L. Tmms, in the town Of Point Pleasant,
Mason county, West Virginia, between tho
same hours, on The 10Th day Of January, 1914,
proceed to lake The deposition Of Daniel Wet
zpl and Others, to BE- read as evidence in my
behalf IN certain sui in Equity depending
in the County Cout for Mason County, West
Virs wherein am plaintiff and YOU are
defendant; and if from any cause the taking Of
sad dispositions be not commenced on that
day. or il commenced and be not concluded on
those DAYS, the taking oil the same will be adj
ior rncd from dar to dav, or from time to time
at the same places end between the same hours
until the same shall BE- completed.
Respectfully,
ROBERT W. DEMASTERS,
dec ll-4w. by Counsel.
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GOOD FOR HARD TIMEsI
THE WHEELING
WEEKLY REGISTER

I. AZ column paper, filed brim inIl OF COCA
,bios-bold. independent and lnterfs'lrg.-
I =, oon,an MI The News aud much Of the Cos
GIN CrSp and Market Reports, Stories Poetry
Pg,,s and Pancies, aid IL & yes especial ~
innGon 10 the discussion # questions ia winch
,le ' Farmer /, most Interested. Us PGIAluN
LsT. IS largely made up Of = careful selection
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

FROM returns it would seem as it the
w new constitution o. Pennsylvania is
.doD,,. ,Gby about 100000 majority
w. "a II, ,'sscd to learn from those who
.no,,, II condition Of the CON-
~ ;o,,no late future Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railFO. - a;' NV Gu
dark as late appearances would III '4'''
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Robert Wiley and wife,
In CbaUccry in
the circuit court
Of Mason county


Esom Hannah, ct. ais, ofMason county
DARTIES interested in the above entitled
[ suit will take notice that | shall on the
3lst day Of January, 1874, at the office Of
Willis Record, Clerk Of the Circuit Court oil
Morgan county, in the town Of MarinsviI|e,
Indiana proceed to take the dispositions of
Jackson Record, Hiram T, Crazy aud Cyns
F McNuu, to be read as evidence on behalf Of
]. B. Maxwell and others, who come in By pc
tilion in the above entitled cause, End wherc.
in the said Esom Hannah and others, are de.
fjndants, now pending or the Equity side of
the Circuit Court Of Mason County West Vir
gina. And Z from any cause the said depoo
sitione De n5. commenced on that day, or !!
"ammeaccd, be not concluded on that day
me same will be adjourned from to lime to
time and day to day, at the same place N"'''
completed J.B, MAA"hLh'
John +. Trims, Sol. by Counsel.
doc lS-lW
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

The house Of Mr.. Isaac Lineweavcr,
near Berkeley Springs, was burned on
Sunday, while the family we're at church.
The house and contents were entirely dc'-
troycd. The FIRE is supposed to have orig
mated from defective hue, and high
winds prevailed at the time. Loss about
81 600. No insurance. .KatiasJalg
INDEPENDENT.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27
pus,Nrss MRN OF this CITY. and

BUSINESS MEN Of this city, and
those owning property on the Public
Square. met at Ksrr's Store on Tues
day evening and elected A. A. 6tentz
and John Tuck AZ night watchmen,
agreeing to pay them $50 each pei
month, until May LIST next. Nearly
sufficient means had already been
pledged, by voluntary subscription, to
meet the monthly payments.
Larkin Wright, A. J. Kerr and ].
G.. Young were chosen an Executive
Committee to contract with the watch
men, collect. and disberse the money.
and transact any required business in
behalf Of this meeting.
The watchmen are required to be
qualified as policemen for the city
and empowered to make arrests and
otherwise act as peace officers. 1t Is
expected that the City Council will
take some steps to this end.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27
ENaLrsn sErrLExENr, Nov. 2:

ENGLISH SETTLEMENT, Nov. %.
The school at Clay Center opened
on the 10th inst; Mr.. James Ham
mond IL the teacher Ia charge; and
his monthly salary for the term is s35.
There Ia one case OF measles In this
yicinity--that OF adaughter Of Repre-
sentative elect, breckenridge. She
met the contagion in school at Pella.
Mr.. J. ]. Warren, now in. his 9th
year, has just completed the building
of q half-mile of fence, staked and RI
dcred.
Mr.. VIM. Harvey is building new
residence. aF
The corn crop, now about all gath
cred. shows q medium yield. The
yield Is light but the quality Is good.
A large portion of the small grain
will be held for better prices.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27
WHEELING, Nov. 20.

WHEELING, NOV. ~.
Our town still continues to grow,
and many changes are going on in
and about the town.
Business is good. Poison d Bro.
have good trade in dry goods, gro
ceries, etc. Spalti & Bro, across the
way keep good stock and treat custo-
mers fairly. Their business is man.
aged by w. w. Hardin. Bethel,
Hollowsll d Co., the hardware men
warrant their work.
Mr.. ID. G. Wilkie is building an ad-
dition to his town residence, which
very much improves its appearances.
Mr.. Thornberg has at last completed
his fine house. 1t is q valuable inn
provement upon his farm.
A shoemaker has at last located in
our town, and he has plenty Of work.
John Fassaur, our cabinet maker,
will leave our town soon for indiana
la, where he will be engaged during
the winter.
Our Public School opens on the oath
inst; Miss Hays, of Knoxville, is the
Principal.
Mr.. VIM. Hilderbolt has his new
house raised, and will complete 1t
during the winter. Thos. Inflow has
the contract for the work.
HAwKEYE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27
Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. "a.
WHEAT-Opened lower and weak
until toward the close when it was
firmer; feeling ruled dull but closed
at outside prices; No. 2, 1.0i@1.043
cash; 1.O1G91.02 December; 1.03i(g
Loaf January; No. 3, 99Ql 90; re-
jected, g3@95.
CoRN-Opened lower before regu-
lar change but under favorable for
eign advices; the decline was recov-
cred and the market closed firm; No.
2 sold at 39l GAO; closed ut 4Ot cash;
December sold at 40(940s; January,
4l(a414, both closing at outside pric-
es; high mixed, 4l@4li; rejected, 49,.
CATTLE Receipts, 400; market
dull. Nothing doing in shipping
grades, and but little in any other.
Prices nominally unchanged.
Receipts 37,7l6; market
fairly active mainly on packing ac-
count; range 3.75(G4.00; common to
choice shippers brought 3.90(94.l0.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27

Look INSIDE. DO not think when
you have glanced at the two or four
outside pages of the VOTER that you
have seen all there is Of value in IT,.
1t carries eight pages, and the four in
ner pages are crowded with important
news, instructive essays and entertain
ing miscellany. every week. This
week they contain general news
summary embracing Foreign Intelli-
gencc, Washington News, news from
the East, West and South; Details OF
the CAPTURE OF the Virginius, Mr..
Summers Views on the Cuban ques-
ton; Postal Banks aud Postal Tele-
graphs; important information for
insurers Iowa Legislature-List OF
Members, with post office address
Of each; column for Home, Farm
aud Garden"; How to Preserve Fence
Posts; M interesting three-column
article, descriptive of the Dead Letter
Office; Poetry = +" Pleasing Every
body; That Horrid Miss Leigha
pleasant story; several columns under
headings of Industrial, Foreign Cos
sp. Personal and Literary, Religious
and Educational. and Miscellaneous.
Turn ihe paper, and read tie inside
pages.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27

To THE ORANGES OF MARION
COUNTY I'm accordance with in
structions from the Master OF the
State Grange of Iowa. ] hereby notify
all members of the State Grange re-
siding in Marion county, to meet mt
Knoxville, Iowa, on Dee. I'd, 1873,
THAT being the first Tuesday,, at the
hour OF I O'Clock, p. m, to elect dele
gates according to Art. III. Of the
Constitution of thN6tate Grange, to at
tend the meeting Of the State Grange
of Iowa, at the city of Des Moines, on
the 9Th day Of Dec, 1873, THAT being
the second Tuesday.
No. Of Oranges In the county IS.
No. Of Represe ntatives 5.
WIN. BI.ArN,
Deputy of Marion Co.
Nov. %, 1873.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27
SAVE MONEY by buying your School
Books at Brobst's Book Store.

FRANK s. WHITNEY, we'll known
in this place several years ago, is now
q tuember Of the Wyoming Territori-
al Legislature. Tn the Cheyenne cor
respondenee OF the Denver Daily
Tribune, of tl,e 18th inst, we find the
following sketch:
Hon. Frank s.. Whitney represents
Laramie in the House. In politics he
is Republican of tho most decided
character. He 10 q Buckeye by
birth, born at Pittsfiald, Lorraine
county, i'm the great state of Ohio
While yet a stripping he moved to
Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa,
where his father kept general store
i'm which he clerked. During the lei.
sure time hs could secure from clerical
duties he devoted himself to acquiring
an education.
When eighteen years of age Mr..
Whitney removed TO Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, and here attended school most
OF the tine until.of age. He then en-
igrated tn Montana. Engaged I'm nil
ming Mt virgiaia City, from which
latter place he came to Cheyenne,
where he has married aud permanent
~ settled.
Mr.. Whitney served a limited time
In the 45th Iowa infantry under Gen.
A. j. Smith. during the late war.
Since his residence In Cheyenne he
has been very successful commercially
and enjoys deserved reputation for
business energy and Integrity, lie is
| of warm and generous nature and
has troops Of friends, among whom he
eijoys the sobriqrtct of the jolly fat
man. He Ia d very useful member,
and Is ass,allymos. fortunate la get
ling Ais measures utllraugh.n
| His t,usineas firn as gTacv Il Whit
ney. Aireat Western ensxal Rnd feed
Stable, ssaa IL l lnay express ~a1h H.
~ that he may live thoussRd
wears, AMI that his glorious shadow
1 may hey grow less.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27
WE GUARANTEE more goods for one
dollar than any store In the city.
g. N DAVIS

THE HAwK-EYE stands among the
tallest, strongest and best of the Iowa
Republican papers. 1t 10 now APP
preaching the close of its 34th year,
having been established in June, 1888.
1t has grown with the State, and
always been foremost in the advocacy
of all measures tending to the welfare
aud honor OF the State. To-day II
occupies proud position rs news
journal and an advocate Of pure Re-
publican principles. We can cheer
fully recommend the Burlington
Uaiok-eye, Daily, Semi-weekly or
Weekly, to any of our readers who
need State metropolitan paper.
Prospectus for 1874 will be found in
another column.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27

THE HOMESTEAD comes to US now
with a handsome new heading, West
ern Farm Journal being Its principal
title. The appearance Of the paper Is
much improved by the change. Fol-
a creditable agricultural paper our
farmers need not now go out OF the
State. The Farm Journal compares
favorably with the best OF those oil
New York and Chicago. 81 per year.
Address Western Farm Journal, Des
Moines, Iowa. We will take pleasure
In forwarding subscriptions without
charge, for subscribers to the VOTER
or any others who want the Journal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27

NOTICE IL hereby given that the
Knoxville Benevolent Association
will hold their first annual meeting
at the Court House, Monday evening,
December lst, at Z O'Clock, at which
time the officers for the ensuing year
will be elected and report made OF
the doings OF the Association for the
past year. It Is earnestly desired that
there should be . large attendance.
Let every one come.
b. w. CLARK, Sec'y.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-27

NEW SCHOOL HOUSE. The Inde.
pendent District of Washington, this
township, has recently completed an
excellent school house, three miles
north of this place. 1t is frame
building 80 by SO feet In size. 1t ID
supplied with elegant iron seats, IL
neatly fenced, etc. The cost of the
building and It's appurtenances, as we
learn from Mr.. J. A. Vaughn, Score
tary of the District, is $i103. The
house IL men voned as one of the best
In the township.