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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-16

out the least sign Of abatement. Heheafd
the clock strike Zen md also eleven Once
or twice the mouse came quite close "a
his feet, starting the perspiration afresh,
until he could ieel i trickle from his chin
and down his bod" Then he moved hia
foot to rest and 1t ,struck against some
thing very soft and covered with hair, and
he uttered hall stified shrek and jumped
lupS striking ishead against shell; aud
bringing apiece Of somekind d er6ckefy
70 the floor. His wife sprang 10 the door
and dung TO with the grip aof death.
Mrs. Hopely tried in vain to open It. Then
she thought Of the burglar being conceal:
ed in the closet, and screamed for help,
still clinging 10 the door TO prevent the
ierocious Intruder from dashing out and
Draining both Of them, and burning up the
house. Her screams added to those Of the
female friend, alarmed the neighborhood
II az instant and among those who dashed
in waS old Mr.. Stocton with double
barrelled gun, and as soon as he learned
the trouble, he turned the dreadful, weap-,
on full upon the or..,IThere was q stun
ming report, d chorus Of feminine shFleks,
mingled with asterrifc howl from The
other side of the door, aud the next in
slant the unhappy Hopley, with both legs
tnll Of shot, was writing, on the floor Of
the closet. Tie door, was opened, the wo.
men pushed up tof get . sight; lgot 1t,
and Immediately dispersed with another
shrek. Hopley was put to bed, and Dr..
Myers summoned, who picked ont the
shot which had nearly pricked through
theskin, and applied the needlul remedies.
and the patient !to=dayis quite COMFORT
able, and will be at his office this week.
Daabuyy Netts.
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There has been no fresh excitement TO-
day over tho failure Of Kenyon, Cox &
Co. It is believed that the Canada side
embarrassment will be overcome, and
also that the Warehouse and Guarantee
companies affair will be satisfactorily ar
ranged at an early day.
2srocKs -IrregnlaS but not very active.
The principal dealings were in Western
Union, Pacific Mail, Wabash, Lake Shore,
Rock Island and Erie. The widest fuc-
tuations were in the last named, the pre-
ferred having advanced per cent since
Saturday. The advance was occasioned
by the report that the stock had been
placed on theregularS callIof The London
Stock Exchange. The market was steady
at the close. Lake Shore and New York
Central strong in late dealings, when the
highest prices OF the day were made.
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D Balr iaoaEl; Sept Is .HFlouf@Dull and
. y Whss1el9ssS ss.9Hg G saS
nominal; mixed western CSC. Oats
ISteadyFmixed western a48c; white 45a
46c. Rye-Firm at s5a95c. Proyisions
-Dull and loves Mesa Pork S17 75a
I1s0oT Bmk Meats Shoulders siassc;
clear rib sides 9sa9sc. Bacon-Shoulders
0ia94c; clear rib sides lie. Sugar Cured
ams-,14a1Gc. Lard-StaSic. Butter
WESTERN market bare; fair oSchoice "a
a25c. Coffe1-Very strong at 22a23c.
Whisky-Dull at ELASTIC.
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THERE arc rnore thiuss in heaven and
earth, etc. Let no one say that there's
nothing In superstition while man 10 mar
and dreams are dreams. A Massachusetts,
lady dreamed the other night that her
absent husband was dead, q AS soon a:
morning arrived, she frantically telegraph
ed and found that he was entirely alive
and well, her fears were relieved. Blu
observe the awful realization Of thai
dream. Ere the day was done her PEI
poodle distracted her new bonnet and tort
that lovely thing into countless pieces,
In tho face aud eyes oil this story, can any
body doubt that there Is something Ii
dreamsg --.----.-..-----
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Il wc must rise to the exigency Of the &C
4 casion n alltdeS TO no technical method
4 m e;yils seryice reform, so called, ior 10
INV humble opinionSit Is but doubtful,
4 certainly only q partial remeay-good
enough for political demand ny ono
! plrty and q political promise by another
/ narty In: a. sPtesld ential election, good
enot;rh for commission to.sit upon, but
iimitea Al best, liable 10 eSasions and in.
sdennate for q national disease it re.
lates Is capacity more than 10 fitness,
Education fiirniahes capacity but integ-
rity must 30 added I'd. fitness! MO, the
conscience and determinat don The aciipn
| OF the party must rise 10 q general mud
unqualified demand Tor spuriac all
the offices and mall tho ctices OF the
government services sYe must NOT abe
hind Germany OF apce or Great Britain,
in each ofwhicii during the year whole
empire has been ID oiion over q single
instance Of ,accnssti lon Of undue personal
gain from 3, public trust Our necessity
Is greater than theirs, Tor the HE ofa re.
publican government Is in It's administra-
ton according 10 virtue. The country
will scarcely be fsatished by convention
resolutions-things which have been and
mustibe. Tho people Of the e6lntrs the
Republicans Of the country, will receive
the resolutions as they 60 forth from one
convention after another, with something
like the poets greeting: .! . ri
n'Tls well said again,
And it's q kind Of good deed tossy well.
And vet words are no deeds" 81, -..r| .. .H.
Let us rather inaugurate an era Of con-
duct and action and Of persistence insis-
tence for official siDgleness and purity Of
every man connected with the. govern.
ment, high or low, as far as he can be fol.
lowed. The people will enforce the de-
mand, and, II they cannot find Q way open
they will make one. Fortunate the Re.
publican party, which is now responsible
for the government Of this country, II IT.
shall appreciate hesituation; Felicitous
tho lot Of the President II he shall make
the order sound through every depart
ment and over every head that sleeps up.
on one Of his commissions. Then he will
be stronger than before. 30 the people Of
Great Britain, after years OF corruption
under Walpole, not so much his fault as
the fault Of his time, rallied in spirit Of
personal devotion to tho upright Chatham
whose exaltation in the hearts Of English.
men and in the Judgment OF history has
rested on the belief that he was. above all
his compeers Of that age, the representa-.
tive Premier OF honor and honesty in the
public service. May our President win
fame as stainless.
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New York DIR Goods Market.

" Nsw York, sept 15.-Thes 900
weather has impaired Increased activity
ID business, and there was very brisk
jobbing movement to-day. Bleached
shirtings and cotton fannela are active
and firm. Brown and coiored- cottonH
are in steady demand. Prints Ore excep.
stionally active and scarce. kF'oteign and
domestic dress goods are in spirited de-
mand. Fancy cassimeres and coatinga
are Unfair requeat Blue and scarlet fan.
nels arc in short supply and prices tend
Iupwafds. Biaullts are active.
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Il9loIedoSAIarket..

Toia.po. Sept. 5.-Flour-Quiet and
,@icSigan sll57; No.. red 81 4s; Mo- >
red spot 81 48t;aseller September and
October 81 4S; No. 8 red &c; No. 2 ann
pbsrl Michigan, SlS Corn High mix
cd spot and seller September 5lc; seller
October 5ac; low mixed 800; NO: grade
49te. oals-No. !, s9ic; No. 9, Seaseiee.
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TnE Insurance Monitor, of September,
says the Rtna Life Insurance companyis
preparing to reap . Big harvest next year,
on lis recently adopted allcash system,
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BRSwoop has concluded not d 81 be-
hind the times In the music line, and has
organized q Brass Band, consisting Of
some twelve pieees-Aoundspile Reporter.
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C0MMERCIaI AND FINANCIAL.
iM A,.K ETSBY TELEG3aP PHI.

New York Money and Stock Market.
q FNgw ORR. sept ID. NONE Essy
AN day al 6a7 per cent. At thS SIbss some
few loans were made at per cent.
STERLING ExoHANaR-Quieti audy firm
at 1oSsa10st for sixty days, and 109ia
1901 Tor sight. Custom receipts, $685..
900. crs m
GoLD-Heayy and lower; tluctuating
from ILL., to Ill, closing at I'LL. Loans
were from to Q per cent Tor carrying.
Clearings, ,$51, 100000. The Assistant
Treasury disbutsedi s4la, 900. a',z q ~, y i
GovEnNMENTs-Were lower in the late
dealings, but the narket,at!the close was
ntaadu
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IIours nj which malls are duo and close at the
post Once In this city. Prepared In accord
.nce wiz tho latest time tables on the rail-
roads.
~. ~ cLoaES. DUE.
pittsburgh, Cleveland. [ q. m. lilo q. m.
sieabenYillc, Wellsburg IlGl5 q. m. e:i6p. N.
way Mail Wig to Wellsllio:1e q. m. lll:ao .. m.
B.&o.R.R. oLosHs. DUE.
baltimore q wash'ton: $50 p. N. g an.
Phlla'phia q New York. p. MI II am.
way Mail, Wheeling to|
Cumberland ............ LILO o. m o:20p. m.
Way Mall, Grafton to Par
ca n,' Piedmont d 's''
New Creek......,.,....'l5 p. m IL m'
conn. c1osEs. DUB.
Way Mail. Wheeling to
Cincinnati, St. Louis d
Indianapolis. ). !.;.t..;S $50 q. m. l2o0 Q. m
Chicago and Evansville. 1910 q. N. 63o p. m.
Cambridge D Barnesyill &t0 .. N l2:g0 o. m
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE. $50 p MI 6:50 p. m.
HEnpHrELp n; n. cLosEs. ~ DUE.
Way Mail 10 Washington. 900 p. MI s:foh. m.
Washlngt on.........Ss...l bSo !. nj o'0oP' IL
ffrAar IulrB.a3 CLOSES, DUE.
81 ClairsytiG and Nor. =
rIstowp, !. $50 y m leoo L. M
81. ClaIrsytlle and Mor.i Z.
MI Pleasant, Ohio !, !. =. 400 p. m. l1l:oo q. N.
West Liberty, Tue Thur. 4. cam.
c. ana lack Ia; I'M MON. ;wisd Y! -'
cs ana Hack Hack Tass, Thurs !, :,
RS sns sas Station Saturday 80 -
Friday. I 600 pm
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TAas PRINTRD TO ORDER AT
L thls Omea.
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posT OFFICE REGISTER.

Hours At which MALL. are duo and close o. ne
Post Once In this eity ftspneo N .so o ss;i.
ance with tho latest time taoies On inc TALL
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Travellers Register.


s.s'!. 5ss 81 ;ss \ 1 ls as ~ s5 $
CIeyel'd d Pitts. 1ilol er--r, 6:as FIN. W.
iempdeld r. Ri $50 '--'- ''' 10 t:60
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07

The OLYMPIcs will accept our thanks
for complimentary ticket 10 their
sOirre this evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07

THERE is said 70 have been an earth
quake shock here yesterday morning
daylight that there We're several
shocks night before last. We eHperien-
ced none of these thinss-so firm-set
and secure are we on our foundations,
Those who are the loudest in their aver
Men: of these h-shakin9s are young,
unstable. easily-agitated men and women,
persons given to something OF sensation
ism, and prone to feel Il jar when solid
er. compacter men like ourself rejoice
upon the concrete, thick and unimpaired
rotundity of this world. But there may
have been some earth grumblings, some
r1mblings within the bowels of terres-
trial nature. evertheless-indeed it l.
quite = likely matter that such is the
case: for if we were old Mother Earth.
which. happily We are not we would
not only grumA!e and upheave and
make commotiOn upon oar epldermIs,
but we would cash great gaps within our
cutaneous fabric and open III" very we'll
springs of our being, and. IS it We're,
break up the fountains Of tie great deep
If il didn't rain any more SeaSonahly
than now. Ii this Is not earthquake
weather. then, it ought II he. 1t ought
10 be because of the need OF some
heaithful natural phenomena TO break i'll
upon and destroy this present over lnA-
urious monotone Of fair weather. There
can be designations even in the clem' hts
and work d. materials Of nature. This
line weather IS a protii9acy "A ~@stefnl
riotin@ in he substance of Sunshine and
balminess and the gentle airs which
should be saved for SpriagtiiA- aud bird
mating and t.1Wer-hadding. There
shog.ll be rlin. soon if for nothing else
than 20 wash away from the surface OF
the earth the accommodated Impurities
whose eAlalations are breeding fevers
and other maiarious disorders and max
ING sjch-bads plenty in all quarters here
about.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07

! DlsEAWAy SoCITY. the nucleus
# one srch = useful institution, WAS
formed here last evening. This more
liberal sort Of temperance league is wha:
has long been needed here. 1t will
attract to Itself men who would decline
70 join the Good Templars, hnt who
wish. nevertheless, 10 oGllg@te them
selves To ahandon the habit OF indu.ging
IN intoxicating drinks-who value the
strengthening virtues Of association in
helping themselves toward a needed
course OF reformation. Besides the hard
drinkers who are thus more than willing
10 associate themselves with those hose
-zlmple they like 10 have, there are
those who. although NOT gl*en 10 exc. =
-!ve drinking. are. nevertheless. coli
irrrel in the habit Of giving ard accept
ing the customary invitation % take u
social glass. ana who woaid Ike 10 see
= convenient and graceful way out Of
that somewhat expensive htoit. by the
,olitsncss Of Wn. IIy. puane w are
Furnished with the talrN!uL minutes Of
he meeting which WAS held last evening
i tnp SlerifI's office: Called to order
by p C@yanaugh, If. I. y anve-. tenn
pora1y chairman; u. liz. Doa:i", tenn
porary secretary. Permanent ofiicers
alected-tresilcnt :. I. Swift; Vice
President, I. ". W. Davies; Secretary,
l.. s. Greenlaw; Treasurer, Q. Green
hood. Charter Melbers-O, Green
hood. c. A. V. Putnam. w Ev. Doane.
L. 5. Greenlaw, s. 7. Swift, IL. II.
Howe. Peter Cavanaueh ir., Frank Den
Yer. ". i. Blair, Fred. y. Turner, r.
+. Sharp. VI. 3. Dow, T. W. W. Davies,
c. ". Burgesser, Henry johnson. Ad-
journed to meet at Sheriff office, Satur-
day, Nov. s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07

AIR. W. 3. BUTTS, one of our best
known old residents, is lying at his
house Very seriously sick with infama-
ton Of the bowels We hope for re-
port of his improved condition this
morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07

JAKEY. of the Posto1fice cigar stand,
has been making connection with the
bar OF the Ormsby House, by means OF
IN arched window cut through the brick
wall. We regret to announce that the
great pane of glass il that window was
cracked across its face i'll the putting in.
1t will be replaced with a stronger and
better one.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07

PERSONAL Gen. E. S. Davis (Red
Precip.) came in upon us yesterday. he
is as sturdy and rotund and jocund as
ever. Speaker Bowman, of the Assem-
bly,, also visited us, and he was good
enough to bring to our office Mr.. Geo. Il.
Williams, one of his Belmont friends,
who had with him carpct-sack full OF
chlori.les and rich silver ores from the
great Belmont mine. These are some
thing of the same sort as that rich lump
which Jerry Schooling showed MS: aud
which We described the other day. These
Belmont gentlemen are very happy IN
the conviction that their little city IS ccs-
tined soon to experience the most pros
pt rous times that have ever been known
there since the first discovery Of that
District. Doctor Bowman Is still attilc-
ted by his old enemy-the rheumatism
and is going below TO rccupcrate his
health, if possible.
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Thursday, the 2zti1 day OF
November, next,

F. obst ryed - day of THANKSGIVING AND
PRAYER: that upon that day he People vi this
STATE do abstain. as far as practicable, from
thu If usual avCcatiuns. and devote the same 10
the ring thanks "a the Gu atDr AID PTeserNcr
OF rs all for the InIny Dressings heretofore re-
ceiycd at His hands and IL earnest sup, alton
Tor their CoHtiuusnre.
In Testimony Wh-reof. have lereunto ST
my hand and cause HE Great seal OF
State 20 IL, affixed. Donc AZ Carson
SAL. city. thi., jtn dizzy Of November. 1873
and Of or: Indep, ui"-cc the ninety
seventh.
/. L. BRADLEY.
By the Governor:
j. L. MISuE.
SECRETARY az stat. r:;-td
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-05-08
any one within their circle whether
spies, politicians, or railroad agents.
M m CUARD!

any one within their circle whether
spies, politicians, or railroad agents.
BE ON GUARD!
The farmers, not used to these tricks
of sharers in politics, will be easily led
sslray by syren songs ofthe Deiiiahs,
20 fair of face. and smooth Of tongue,
who will send them to the Philistines
before the ides OF October. Patrons
should well consider their ways. Look
at the history of the past, and gather
wisdom from its lessons. Sean well
thu motives of those who are now hur-
rying you on to rapid ard certain des-
truction. Remember your solemn OBJ
legation to observe your organic laws.
Do not vainly suppose you can carry
with you the thinking portion Of the
order. Such q thing is impossible.
The solid farmers Of Iowa are not thus
TO be led to destruction, and blast all
the high hopes they expected to rea-
lie though this organization. Men
have invested, in many cases, all their
property, on the fidelity of their breth.
ern to carry out ia good faith this plan
OF relief. Are all their hopes to be de-
stroyed and scattered? Where then
will be the hope for the future? The
toiling millions will look back with
hopeless despair, having less conf
ience in man, aud seeing no helping |
hand on which TO cling for hope to re-
ieve them from the burdens under
which they groan.
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gloss md freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked.
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can he
saved ~ this application, and stinnu-
lated INTO activity, SO that new
growth OF hair is produced. Instead
OF fouling the hair with q pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling OF, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandruff, which is often SO un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some Preparations dangerous and iniu-
nous to the hair, the Vigor can Only
dement, but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and vet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
'0s're' and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
aseical and Analytical Chemists,
"WEkLs MASA
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A Queer Case Of Poverty.

Mr.. VIM. Mcdonnell tells US by let
ter of 4 case of extreme restitution
which recently came under his obser-
walton in q part Of the county locally
known as Sand Ridge. Mr.. ID. makes
an interesting story Of it, but it il 80
long we must condense about SO per
cent:
III 1864 man came TO this county
from Ohio. bringing his wife and five
grown sons with him He was mill
wright. and will he remembered as
the builder of the old Foster mill, in
Clay township. He had o1 ned d large
mill in Ohio, aud was in independent
circumstances there; but his mill
washed away, and other misfortunes
hefel him and he came to Iowa poor
man He WAS an industrious man. but
INDUCED his sons in idleness, and sup
ported them by his own labor. BY
hard labor for several years ne accu-
mulated some property, but after his
De It'll his boys soon wasted it,
Oneof these Mr. Mcdonnell met q
few weeks sifioa. His long uncombed
hair was covered by dilapidated hat.
His pants and short coat was made by
himself Of coarse linen bagging, and
were the only clothing visible upon
him. His breast and knees were en-
tirely uncovered. He il n strong. ro-
bust man; but prefers living in mis-
cradle hut, with dirt rags and poverty
as his portion, to earning a decent and
comfortable living by work. Hunting,
fishing aud idleness are his heaven.
One Of the sons Of this shiftless man
appeared during McDonnell's inter-
view. His only article of apparel was
brief calico shirt, The female por-
ton of the huthold deserted her hus-
band aud two sons sometime since.
and married another man. The remain
ing three do their cooking upon an old
stove without any vessels, and exist
without dish of any kind to eat
from. How they lived through the
past severe winter. nobody knows.
They have never been suspected OF
theft. The man seems happy aud
hopeful, talks cheerfully of his pros
poets. and what he proposes to do.
He is not iliiterate; chronic laziness
seems to be his only failing.
Senda mission to Sand Ridge
RnorUiHe IoWd) Voter.
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Is taught in o thorough aud scientific manner
commencing first with most simple transactions
from which to make up and arrange sets OF books,
and gradually increasing TO the difficult thai
can occur In any department of trade.
The system OF Initiation Is peculiar this Institu-
tion and does away with the long days and hours
working in the dark that most students experience
when initiated by the old system, and consists OF
the following steps:
LIST. study Of the general theory and object OF
bookkeeping together with description of the three
main books OF double entry, e. Dsybook, Journal,
and Ledger.
ID. Study and examination of the theory Oiled
ger accounts followed by examples OF Isolated ac-
counts worked by students, showing how, BY the
system of Debts and Credits the Resources Labili-
ties, Losses and Gains OF business are ascertaiued
ID. The science of double entry book X eeping ex
planned its results demonstrated by ample black
board Illustration. and principles fixed upon the
mind of the student by test examples. These exam
plies are given until the teacher is fully satisfied
the theory has been comprehended by the pupils,
and until upon given Trial Balances and inventories
they can make = complete statement OF the stand
ting OF u business Next comes a
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Thorough, Drill.

In the theory and principles OF double entry book
keeping wherein the student Is required To post to
skeleton ledger, take trial balances and make out
statements for ten different businesses embracing
every form of transaction which is likely TO occur
In actual business. The use OF the skeleton ledger
has proved il 10 be by far the best and almost the
only method of teaching book keeping successfully
The absence of unnecessary and tedious writing
abltr the teacher to keep the mind of the pupil
constantly upon the principles and results OF the
science until they have fully mastered them which
object having been accomplished.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF Especial execution 4, me di-
recied Issued from the office Of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court in and for the county of
Cedar, and state OF iowa, ia favor OF Morris
Ocheltree, aud against iowa southwestern
Il. II. Co, have levied upon the following
property AS the property OF the said Iowa
Southwestern X. r. 10. TO wit:
Twelve thousand six hundred r. r. Ties
laying along the line OF ne Iowa SOU thysst-
ern X. X. Go, in Cedar county. Iowa. being
property levied upon by the Sheriff on wrif
OF attachment in cause OF Morris Ocheitrec
rersuS Iowa southwestern X. X. 20.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court house door. In the town 81 Upton, in
Cedar county, on Saturday, the 10th day of
May, A. ID. 1873, at one O'Clock T.. NJ
OF said day to satisfy said execution and
cost that may accrue thereon
Dated this 18th day Of April. A. y. 1873
JOHN ID, SHEAEER,
3wl7 sheriff OF Cedar county Iowa
Per \. b. Maynard. Deputy.