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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-22
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

DIR. T. NJ. sHARPs DYSPEPSIA TILL,
Dr. sbaips Specific CUES Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Vomiting Of Food,
Sour stomach, Water Brash. Heartburn, Low
Spirits, etc. In thiTty-6ve years never failing to
cure the most obstinate cases. Sold by Drug
gsts. Wait 4 Hard agents for Manchester. De.
pot, i4j Eighth st, y, Y. Circulars mailed on
application. l9l6ml5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-22
Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY JAN 1914
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-22
ARLINGTON.

AT the annual election Of officers of
the Arlington Car Manufacturing Com
dany, held January 18th, the following
were chosen:
President, o, CauGeld; Vice-President
r. I. Rurd Secretary and Treasurer, IL
5. Hard; Superintendent, A. d. Garfield !;
Directors, o. Garfield, T. W. Park, A.
d. Garfield, r. r. Tlurd, s. Burdett,
Niram Hard, L. West.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31

THE EVENING TELEGRAM
HAS ALL THE LATEST NEWS FOR TWO CENTS.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
SALES AT AUCTION.
CALUDA COTTON FACTORY. NEAR COLUMBIA,
- i. G.
Gala hv

~ -. ".
Sale by Receivers.
In the Matter OF The Citizens savings Bank OF South
Carolina, Bankrupt William Johnston, Petitioner VS..
John Fisher Trustee OF the CItzens savings Bank.
ct al
Pursuant the decreta order of the Hon. George :.
Bryan, United States Judge for the District OF South
Carolina, dated the 18th day Of october 1874, the
above stated cause VIII sell on Monday the th day
OF January, 1873, between the hours OF eleven I'D
In front OF the Court House. tor the county OF
Rchlnnd, the city OF Columbia. G., the following
Property, 10 witt - -,
The Undivided ven-thirteths q so OF the Lands
Tenements Easements, Hereditaments. Fixtures l"os
Machinery and Appurtenances constituting the Properly
known the sauda Factory The same being the inter-
est OF Jo hn Fisher, Trustee therein,
Also the undivided one enth dl0 of the Lands,
Tene nts Easements, Heredtaments Fixtures Tools,
erty known as the Saluda Factory the same being the
interest OF John Palmer therein. he said factory IS
located III the county OF Lexington on the western BANK
OF the saluda River about three 3 miles from the city
OF Columbia and has in active operation SIX hou
SAND hve hundred g. 500 spindIes 10 which rs attached
two hundred and thirtyive 235l Acres OF Land ying
both sides o. the saluda River which enables the
ley, 10 several thousand horse power.
ther OF the bove into rests can for pri
vate sale the Isl day OF January next the for
mer by applying 10 Jonn tsier Trustee at Columbia
sc c. and ID me ist5er y applying to A. G. Brenizer As
Terms OF sale, onethird cash and the ba' 'ance In q
credit OF and two secured by bond and mort
gage bearing a cent interest Purchasers TO
WILLIAM JOHNSTON, R..o,vsra
JOHN FISHER,
COLUMBIA. S. G.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

V'fi hs shsaSs'sE dsy
sI;hs . an fs; ss1S
BaDass ana
FTssss1 M s:,s sGssst
1874 and this day made unto this Court BY counsel or
@ sse
SAID
Gssniy s ~ aslay &. . ans ND
nsf the d iii Sa' SseS
i%d na n % sSSafS s ssss s as
as
a e a s Ss Sa William o Hsy re and
Marina Large, has wife; James Chantry and caroline
SasS y sS :s5s sss
s3h day Of May. is7s WHEREBY it ordered that the
@ nss E sssis ss
s9d the %DoR ss%Rss
July .Af @
ps EnEs .ns am e Ssy q 5aas e as
marked and therein referred & To- an exhoi! marsed
adayit 81 joseph ntten Brown aled the 2Istasy "a Of
ssth day july s7t the exhibits therein referred
PRO conesso against the deiendants Matthias PROCTOR
doth order that the following accounts be taken that
An account Of what's due to the plaintiff for princi-
by anS hs q this 'u
Al Of az 5 ot aa ns
on the hersditaments comprised IN the sa,d mSrgase
when shall appeaTIs have been ial out IN lasting
osss And is hst wna
pear 70 be que on the secondly & account DC
hereditamsns received I've 5S the paiSt Or BY any
paSa wSis swssoS. sS Ssash he
@ Sned Ss @ asaae.ss Sus sha
mentioned accounts And il is ordered that upon lie
the r e Of se &
s date 0s
time and place az shall be thereby appointed the Dain
mor,sase clear from al sncam6r done Sy
n deeds and xrns. II his custody fsiaans
point but default q the said defendants Or any of
f
hum storesad BY the time Aforesaid the
sssy SSs%'.s ss sas d:
Fsgpd the
sct to the psoysi@9ns lon Of the rules contained in the
absolute DEGREES founded on bills taken pro contesso
And ordered That he painli be al liberty
same upon the deiendants. Matthias Proctor Harriet
sSnsssnsys weeks Lines gat,shsa
o5 SsW the the Tna
Mahls. roetor sufis ProesSr @ Mary s Srosor
,,, ior that purpose Is g be made to this Court
Mihis ths Iss ims amer the Se sdvsT
order that service Of the warrants OF taxation Of the
proctor Harriet Proctor, Mary Proctor ana Mary stain
Ps y xn hs S;s h; %
tihcate 70 be made In pursuance Of this Decree when
fwee in consecutive weeks in the Tines ne wspaper
published @ in London and twice in consecutive weeks IN
limited states ot Amssc and sha, such aaysr.ise
N Sc e Maa a
Proctor and Mary ssinSshx; and any he
TAKE notice that 4 aSGys NAMED
Mary stanbSnk, desire permission to answer the plain.
tias biz and to set aside the above decree application
the & s Is hsr
f day y6dSsSS St M ssd,ora row. London England
WILLIAM HYDE, Jr Louth, Lincolnshire, England
Large Large and nd,anH. Martha h. Large his wife, and
Let all parties concerned attend at my chambers No
the s say o Hpr ISIS aa the Clock ts
the & s on hS
directed BY decree dated the oath day Of November
Dated this 9th Ss SHMs sxGos vss s chancellor
h wa s ass out NJ
TO the Sc vcral de efcndanp their respective
solicitors or agents.
@------
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
aHusExENrs-sxcosD PAox-First and second col

AhUsEMENrs-sxcoND PAcE-Frss ana second col
sE
BoARnERs VASTEbkvssra lAcE1sra PAes-Four,h column
BOARD AND LoDGING wANTED-sxvEsra PAcS-
BRooR%IY'SS isiu RhAn ESTATE FOR sALE-rnsr P4as-
BusrNEss BUSINESS eotu~a PtuH~oaRruNITIgs-NsrH PAGE
5HsSEEs SY ZEAL ssfaE
CLERKS ~ AND sALEsMEN-sxvrSru PAoE-second col.
sS sssn r.e.s..
nas 'siIs col
DANCING ACADEMIEs--sEcoND PAcE-Second column.
BENilsTEY-, Pen dSnn Econ EeosP pAexuInrd s,I column.
HOUSES .'f'is %sf s''qpq AND
col
somn
TiNn ARTs-sacoND faGn-Fourth column.
RSons and TO
.Un ssyEsTn f.es@Third column, 80 y
ss'mP
HELf WvX'ikTED-MALEs-sxvxsru PAcr-rhird col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-Fms1 PAGn-Third ana
ToTEIs~ ~sfs1s1a AGE Fourth and afll columns;
INDUsiEiAL EXHIBITION coMPAsY-Flnsr PAGE
r.ss7Ft,n column ,
LEGAL NoTICEs-FlRsr PAcn-Fitth column.
LOAN UFFICrS-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-first and second col
S4Sshs s4NTsIs@vIasT P4es%sass sSan%a eolamn
NAlklMONlAL-SECoND rAGR-Thrd Column.
iHSH PAGE
11soEiIIHna foia%P pAcs-seeond column
NUSICAL-SEcoND PAGE-Second column.
NEW PUBLlCATJONS-FIYrH PAGE-sixth column.
PERsONAL-FIRsI PAcE.t irst column.
PIAkOFORTEA ORGANS. &C.-SxcoED PAGE-Third
POST OFFICE NoTlCE-Frnsr PAcn-second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
SEVENTH PAGH-Second column.
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FRsT PAGE-Slxth column.
AEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-kIRsr PAGE-Sixth
REAL EsTArE wANrED-FrRsr PAcr-sixth column.
<RkWA RDS-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsT PAGR-Fourth and fifth
sITUAToNs WANTED D-FEMALEs-sxvrsru PAGE
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcx-sec.
SPECIAL NOTlCRS-FRsr PAcx-second column.
SPoRTiNG-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGH-Third
0RAGa-SKcoND PAGE-Third column
THE TRADES-skvENTH PAGR-ihird column.
The TURF-FIRsT PAGE-ThIrd column.
10 LEI FOk BUSINESS PORPOSES-SKvENrH PAGE
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE-sEvxvrH PAcE-sixth column
UkFURkISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Tnird and fourth columns.
MAMIED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-sixth column.
"AiCHks, JEWELRY, &C.--SEvENTH PAGE-Sixtn col
wEslOHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
WINTER kESORTS-SEvENTH PAGE-Fiith column.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31

A UCTION SALE.-THIS DAY. AT l0h OCLOCK-J.
"A COOK. Auctioneer-HAVEN 4 co. will sell Furni-
ture. Books Watcnes Jewelry, &C., bargains tor holt
day presenta HAVEN Co. SO East thirteenth st
LFRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER 20 BROADWAY
IA VIII sell this day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ sharp by public
auction the Fixtures and stock OF the old established
tour silver plated sho%cases, co1ners Bars Mrrors
Clocks six Chandeliers, Glassware silyerware, ON
cloth, &C., &C.; also fine stock Cigars Tobacco, Meer
schaum Goods, &c. Sale positive Dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
THE TURF.

NEW YORK Turf EXCHANGE BETTING BOOKS
IN 1875
The undersigned by request Of number OF patrons OF
the turf, have agreed open books the whers and
Belmont otakes al the room OF the New YORK Turf Ex-
change Is West Twentyel nth street New York; GER
tined checks required to accompany propositions from
distances notice acceptance rejection OF propositions
from different points, will be promptly by mail all
communications strictly confdentia: ali bets to be
rlay or Pay books on other events viii hereafter be
opened; price lists will be sent application; office
hours from 10 A. to 4P NJ. daily All eommunicato
TO be addressed to the undersigned of ew York
Turf Exchange, 10 West Twenty street New York
KELLY BLISS 4 CO.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
YORK THURSDAY, DECEMBER l874-WITH SUPPLEMENT
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.

FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOES,
n Birds Ac. Medicines tor all diseases: prepared
Food for mocking birds At b. q. DovEYs. No. Greene
street. Canal
PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL sPITZ DOGS FOR SALE
~ cheap-Two years old; we'll trained splendid
watch dogs Can be VIM. L. Aliens Hotel, Fifth
avenue and Eighty eighth street, opposite Central Park
(NANARY BlRDs.-FINE IMPORTED SINGING BIRDS,
50: Gilt Cages. 81 and upward also AaNaria's and
Goldfish Globe, Pet BIRDS and Animals Aquara DEPOT
81 Fulton street j. BAGOi. Agent
(NANARY BIRD--FINE sONGsTERs, CAN BE PUR-
~ chased at 81 50 each. atJLRE. JOHNSON, Jr's 81
Nassau street.
TOR SALE.-BULL TERRIER 10 MONTHS OLD,
II sired by Brandy, dam imported weight about IS
lbs Apply by letter TO Nm NEWTON, Irvington, N j.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

AT TARRYTOwN ONE HOUR FROM THIS CITY,
n on Broadway ana in full view Of the Hudson
Rver-To let, furnished complete ut low rent, or tor
sale cheap, on terms beautiful French slate
roof House all modern improvements eight bedrooms,
parlor library, dining room kitchen, laundry. bath.
room, &c all nicely painted and trescocd and hand
somely furnished stable and carriage house garden and
lawn frui, shade and shrubbery in abundance; mme-
diate possession given Photograph tuer particu-
lars with 8. EMERSON, 6o9 SIX tn avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
SALES AT AUCTION.

A RARE CHANCE.-AT AUCTION. THIS DAY, OVER
81, 0Oo worth OF elegant Household Furniture con
tents Of private residence East wenteh street neal
Broad way comprising article house
keeping. viz-7l4 octave wood Panofurte, elegan
Parlor and Bedroom sets Mirrors Brussels Carpets OF
Wardrobes, spring and hair Mattresses Lounges &c
commencing at l0a oclock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGEHC
Ne. 81 Montgomery Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
~ II AihEN, ATGOENEY-AT-

NAY II AihkN. ATIOENEf-AT-
w Law snG Commander Of tie Grand
krny.f tie E-. ullic il Cal.forni. Inl News
la, viii give Troml. atteLticn 10 the cciI-N;.oE
Of ad,!iilcusl Travel lay, low due Call rnia
sni Nsyrds Volunteers Cisr harg. d more than
thre- ..uncr,G miles from home solUicrs can
sep,nu ,u fair dealing. inicrns ion gwen
f1ce Of charge. when within. enclose stamp
for r-ily ana state conilaLy :Ed r. s!meLt, and
whether yoU have . disc sHrSs. Congress has
extended the time Tor filing claims for Add
t;cnsl Bounty uudtr Act e Juiy -, 1866, TO
January, 1875, go al such claims must be made
before inst time. Original Bounty OF $lI hiss
boon allowed all volunteers v 10 enlisted before
July I'D. 1851 fUr thrce years. if not paid TIE
same when discharged. Land Warrants can be
obtained fc- service. rendered tefure 1855, but
not for services in the late war. Pensions for
late az and 81 OF 1872 obtained and increased
when allowed fer less THAI disability wsrT.n;s
rut I o pensions ale allowed to EeAlc.n and
FLORIDA sr soldiers. Slate of Texas has granted
Pensions 10 surviving Ne:tTsEs OF Texas lcyc-
luton. New Orleans and Mobile Irlz- Mercy
is IC~ due and being laid. W. II. AIKEN also
at. is 10 CeLerCi as and Collection L UelIr-s.
sSs-2aTtm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13
70 TIE uHEcETI:KETE
Htw HEFiEH.fs
NEW REMEDIES
DIR, GIEE0SsG DISPENSE
SS3 k-arny street.

ri: GS3 kearny Street.
San Francisco. Established III 1e1+. for II.
.-eztE'. 1T of se>rsi and SEM nfl ls' Isl sue
se OF lU,IICa, 4;Cet Structure, Syl Hills IL IL
its fclrs-. -,E iusi Nc.k1,ss Iui":'IC!, tfc.
- ~ ircst.s q gears staLdii Is aHs. tlceTsted
Il. : st.CC, ssf1 lily trcstot.
Horrible Disease.
L H'any Il, rsanGs Of ieTso1s, both nlAlt
~: It u.clc. ere theIo wlo arc suffering cut
u,i-C r.!.o c>zsttLce :ron, tie eftcts OF secret
dLigtI Ct M virus Ebsri bei ITO the syt
;tnlt X, l - :i.tiT r&Iiid. sI:acit'ec ara Cis
figureI fees and their liz ksr-CcEn cor.s5itu-
tons. L.sQuality Eg h IL for Ike alliEees Of
marriage or tie tnjoyn:eEt q lie. In this
lsrIid situation thous&rt:s safer until death
closes liz scene. Let parents. guardians,
.,i.,i.s attend IL these WHO are suf,i.tg with
aIy Of III, horrible. life destroying, I4aiacics
see that key are cared for s1ld cured httcre II
lie too late. SeTd them Immediately 70 DR..
GIEIoN. s Mysticism wlo has made FIivste
GI.,a.os lis crI ocal study for years. sid " ho Is
rcE;alI to cure tie most IveteTatt Gaze vi LoJ!,
I.t:c1!. y or any injurious 3IreE.
Scn,iEa; Weakness.
s ri1al i.ibissioEs, the consequence ct self
abuse: Ills solitary wee, OF Gel r&ve,. seNusl
Indulgence j. Fr&C:iced ~ the youth e both
TO 81 &lrI.os; unlimited extent, I.otinciIs
with upeIr!ra certainty. The following train q
rl--..lf = nj tons. urltss ccrtiate1 y fcienti-
iic IL, deal measures, VIZ: EailCs cuuu;Pn-
,ucr. ask :. o;s uEd,r TIE cycs. pain iii tie
Il: a. -.rS in TIE ears. rr.sc Ike the rusilirg
i l'%N's ara rattlirg of char:ots. u0ezsintss
g D, ut the lois. weakness Of tie links, ccIfa-
] Il t.tIi.t, lEtellt ct. less q (. Ifc,uCs
Cl:'-.., nc IN ~Ifro2cLsIg stlaTStls L4siiae 10
form TcEs avg u2i.itaLces. disposition to stUn
society, loss Ct memory, hectic fushes rilnples
I'd Various trupticIs GbCut iLu facts, furr.d
tol cT', ftt{d breath, couGhr, consumption,
night swe4:s !lUnnania sud fire Ne 1t INSANITY
ii rel.tf be not obtained, should apply inlne-
distels either n lelsoa Or by letter. and hsye s
cure Nc Cttd by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this Gisaaic. which never fails Ct e.
f,cti,s Z quick ,Ld rsdical cure
CURED AT HOME.
FsisoIs at q distance may be CURFD AT
HOME. by addressing letter TO IR. GIBBoN,
stating case, symptoms. length Of tine tie dis
osse las continued. and have medicine ! rompt.
~ forwarded. free from daluf &c aud curiosity,
10 any part of TIE country, vi full and PLAIN
directions. by Inserting Ten Dcll,rs coin, in
letter, through the Fcstofice cr
through Wells. Fargo / Co: package Of ned
Inc VIII tie forwarded to any part Of the Jnicn
Correspundt nts will pl, sse iafoIIn rr. oitL>n
Lat they read his advertisements in the ArrgAL
address. Dir. j. r. GIBRON
Jelly Fox 1857. SIN Francisco,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23
BRYAN, THE DEFAULTER

So much has been said and written
Of Bryan, the Jackson county de-
faulter, whom Judge Brannan SEN
fenced on Monday, that public inter
est and curiosity are generally awak-
ened in regard to him. The follow
ING sketch OF his downward career,
which we take from the Davenport
Democrnt, will therefore be appreci-
ated by our readers. 1t is whole
sermon in itself, eloquent, forcible
and pointed, and striking illustra-
ton of the old adage, "Eacihis est de-
census:
"Bryan stands forever disgraced.
He was not thief He was not that
sort of a thief that would pick your
pocket or break into your store. OF
steal loose property. He was one Of
your big-hearted. hail fellow well
met. He was one of your good TEL
lows, who went out with the boys
old bows, you know-and paid all the
bills. He was the life of his party
ring-spent money freely on all oc,
casions, paid all the bills and made
votes. But he hadn't money enough
of his own to do it with, and so ht
took sums from the treasury, ovel
which he presided for six years
to paw for the extravagances OF
good fellow" He never intended
to steal; he only took little nov
and then--alwavs intending to Pu
it back. But he kept on being
good fellow, and "setting 'em up,
and making votes, and getting him
self reelected to Office and taking ou
little the more, and never putin.
anything back, and after while th'
tens ran into hundreds, the hundred
into thousands, the thousands int
tens of thousands, and then the LOAF
got too heavy. He had been !
"bang-up fellow" too long-had pai'
too many bills for the boys; bough
too many fine things, made too man
votes the wrong way, and could no
carry the load of debt he had accu
mulated. Then followed the allege
burglary the stealing Of the fund.
Too thin! He thought his reputatio
for honesty, and his wide spread POI
ularity would sugar coat the frau
, but it was no 60. The people 81
through it at . glance. The vot'
| he had made became SO many curs'
: against him; the apples Of popularit
became the ashes OF distrust and Co
e viction; and the popular man OF Il
!, near past who controlled the vot'
and confidence Of thoussnds-look
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23


him now-aons . poos = 70 Is Lin
homage! "A sad, sad oommsntary
on the life Of the sshie hearted good
fellow" who made voess and used
them to pave the rod tha& lsads 70 !
convict's cell"
The Clinton Herald ssys; sBry-
ans appearance is that Of . care-
worn and jaded man. His express
sion and features arc not really If
fected - one upon whom the rigid
sentence of the court might sit heav-
lily though he would seem 70 regard
it with little concern. He II . man
Of medium height, with dark hair and
whiskers and complexion almost
swarthy, yet with gray eyes that
seem to shrink from contact with the
vision of others. In age, Bryan can
not be much, is any, past 40, and his
weight is upwards of 160 to $50
pounds.
After the verdict Of the jury in the
Bryan case had been read, his coun-
sci, Judge Leffngweli, ut once NOV
ed for new trial and arrest Of iudg.
meat, and made long argument in
support Of the points presented. The
motion was overrnled.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

to find that it was the right one. The
stranger offered to take hand and
try it twenty dollars worth. aWell,
no (hic); got plenty of money (hic) !;
don't want no more.s After consid-
cradle parley, however, he relented,
and two huadred dollars was pu, on a
side. The stranger won and pocket
ed the cash. The Teuton was fran
tic. Evidently the miner was going
TO lose all his treasures. "Mein Got,
mein friend,' he whispered, "you
playsh NIT desc bad fellars, and dev
shust robs you like anydinks," and
putting his finger alongside his nose
and winking knowingly he added
"Bimeby we has Won leetle game all
by ourselves" Thus urged, the min
er declined further bets.
Twenty minutes later he and the
German were sitting Fat on the floor
at the end of the car, having "von
leetln game" The cards were spread
and the latter, to make assurance
double sure, picked up the card while
the miners head was turned, saw that
it was the right one, and then went
down into his pocket for all the mon
ey he could raise. The miner gave
the cards one more clumsy shuttle.
The man watched the winning one
and heaped his money upon it. Too
greedy to be content with winning
the miners cash little by little. he
raked and scraped his pockets for the
last dime. Prominent among the
coins were the two FIVE dollar pieces
which he had stolen from the counter
at the Humboldt House. The card
was turned! It was the wrong one
A sweep of the miners hand swept
in the ducats. "Mine Goot! mine
friend, hold on. 1t wash all mistake"
he repeated; ''you shoost gives me
back my monish and ! say nothing at
all about it, The miner, however,
was suddenly sobered, and, leaving
the other moaning and groauing like
q dying man, he joined the stranger
at the other end of the car. They
were the famous Brown brothers, two
of the most accomplished gamblers on
the road.-Son Francisco Chronicle
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

Respectfully submitted,
w. H. VANNEss, Clerk.
Accepted.
6. Petition of the Sheriff for an ap-
preparation to build cistern at the
Jail. Sheriff to build and present bill
for payment.
Z. Petition of Isaac Kelly and Jas.
x. Disney, Of Inland township, to
have railroad tax refunded: Thereup-
on the following resolution was pass
ed:
WHEREAS, In the years 1870 and
1871, certain townships in Cedar
county voted taxes in aid Of the Iowa
Southwestern Railroad, and
WHEREAS, AT the Sept. session,
1870 and 1871, the Board Of Super
visors of said county levied said tax
es in accordance with the said vote,
and
WHEREAS, Certain tax payers have
paid into the County Treasury their
said railroad taxes, and
WHEREAS, Said railroad has failed
to comply with the provisions of the
law in such case made and provided,
therefore
.Resolced, That the County Treas
urer be authorized and directed to
refund all such railroad taxs paid as
aforesaid, to the persons entitled
thereto, whenever two years shall
have ELAPSED since such taxes have
been paid.
The Bridge Commissioner. made
the following report:
To the Board Of Supervisors Of Ce-
ddr County,:
/ have examined the following
bridges:
The Wapsienonoc bridge, Iowa tp.,
stone work by John Leonard; com
plete; 67 perch and 3 feet. Wood
work by S. NJ. Town; floor plank not
spiked, otherwise all right.
The Freeman bridge, by E. Corey;
complete except hub-boards and
guards.
The McClung bridge, wood work by
>. NJ. lOWu, hooI pidih hos sPih'a'
Respectfully submitted,
J. II. RIPLEY, Com'r.
Thereupon the Board passed the
following:
J! Resolced, That the Auditor issue
warrants on the Bridge Fund, as fol
lows:
/ Favor of John Leonard, for stone
work on the Wapsienonoc bridge, for
i S352.4O.
4 Favor Of S. NJ. Town for wood
J work on the Wapsienonoc bridge, fol
$4,000,
Favor of Corey for material and re
pairing the Freeman bridge, 70
100000.
} Favor of S. M. Town for wood werl
r on the McClung bridge, for s240.oo
i 8. Petition Of G. Orcutt, to hav
, tax refunded on northwest t, sec. "A
E tp., 70, range l, it having been pal'
: twice. Granted, allowing SAILS
e with six per cent interest from Jun
J, Sd, 1862.
vi s. Petition of s. II. Hubbs to hav
a tax remitted on southwest !, sec.
e tp, ~, range 4. Continued.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23
Surveyor.
Contractors 4 Builders.
Auctioneer.
WIN. M. KNOTT.

A UCT1ONnEn Will attend prom pity
A tOselling all kinds Of property at Auc-
sions In any part Of Cedar county. A list Of
ADvERTIsKR ofice, where those desiring his
servicee can NJ the day for their sale with.
out seeing him. a
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