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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of q special Execution TO me
directed, issued from the Office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, in and for the sunty
Of Cedar and state OF Iowa. in favor of Bum
gardner Anthony and II. A. and j. f.
Rice, have levied upon the following
property as the property OF the said H. A
and j. f. Rice, ts-wit:
Lots number five Isl and six 81 in block
number eight ~ in the town of Stanwood
Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town Of ri pton, in
said County. on Saturday the 10th day o,
July. A. D.. 1875. at ten O'Clock a. m. oil
said day, to satisfy said Execution and
costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 9Th day June. A. d. 1875.
JOHN %. SHEARER,
2tw2 Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa
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Probate Notice.

To whom d. may concern:
Notice il hereby given that there is now
on HE IN the office Of the Clerk Of the ir
cult Court Of Iowa, within and for Cedar
county, the final report of L. Cotton and e.
Gabriel, admmfstrat 9rs of the estate OF +
N. Gabriel. deceased. showing full settle
ment with said estate. That the eth day of
august, ls75. the second day of the next
term ofsad Court. is set for final hearing on
said report. That said administrators will
be discharged If no sufficient objection be
then made.
Dated ut TiptoD, Iowa lane Eth, 1873
WN. II. VAN n E.SS. Gle. F fircuit Cont
Wolf, Lsndt d Yates, Atty'e for sdnn'rs 2tw3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The jury in the Beecher case seem
to be taking their cue from the law.
yers-as to length of time in get
ting to the end. Judge Nelson pro
poses to starve them to it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The sRag and Whiskey" Platform
of the Ohio Democracy was just kind
o toned down and adopted by the
o-Name party of Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The Democratic State platform
declares against third term while
their candidate for Governor served
two terms in Congress and was 3
candidate for third one, but met
with a defeat. In that case the peo-
pie endorsed the idea of no third
term.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The Dems and Labs had . lively
scrimmage in their Scott County Con-
vention. Each side wanted to have
its own way, and the Lbs talked
very plainly to the Dems. Finally,
delegates were instructed to act with
the Liberal Convention oaalv at Des
Moines-with the understanding that
il such gathering "broke up in row."
the rule would be, "every man for
himself and the devil take the hind
most"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

Deliverance from the grasshoppers
is to be prayed for until harvest time
in the Protestant Episcopal churches
of Nebraska and Dakota.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The State Republican Convention
met at Des Moines yesterday. We
have no news from it on going to
press.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The indications are that the new
census now in progress in New York
will not give that city 3 population
Of over 3 million.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

II i " reported tina: at least >
Goa lives we're lost during the recent
disastrous foo in the G. iroune. and
other rivers in the South - France.
L. hr city of Toulouse se.eral hun
drtd hanses were swept away: other
towns are either badly submerged or
literally destroyed. II was one o:
tn heaviest r,nstorms and most dis
astrnnS floods that has ever visited
that country.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The house Of Lambert Brown, Of
Tornnto. was entered last Tuesday
night and silently robbed of four
thousanl dollars tia. Mr. Lambert
had under his pillow. The robbers
came through window tina, had
been LETT open, and escaped with
their booty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

To u II whom Ii may concern:
The Com missioner appointed TO .acar- a
highway commencing 81 u point one hum
bred rods north Of the southeast corner Of
sec. 3. township ~. range west Of the 18th D..
m, in Cedar county, running thence north
sixty deg. west 10, rods thence north fifty-
one deg. west 81 4-l0 rods thence south
eiyhty-six 4 deg. west "a rods, thence north
- rods. and terminating at the Jones coun-
~ line, has reported in iayor Of the vacation
thereof, and all OBJECTIONS thereto, or claims
far damages must be filed in the Auditors
ofYice on or before noon of the 3lst day OF
July, .. d. 1875. or such highway will be va
Gated without reference thereto
MOREAC CARROLL. 90 Auditor.
June 10th. 1875 25w4
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Public Sale!
$40 Acres Of Land in Plv.
mouth County.

" Casad, G Eeiehert, { ~ vo,.,,., ~,
pean, WIN. Wolf r W roh,,enn n
ansarer; Elias Reitz,W A Rietpv. md Rich
VIM. IL Tnthili. Trnstee william l.,ti.,,
and snsan M Elliott '''''''''
state o: Iowa. Cedar county. So.
~ sl4lue Oh defretai order OF the district
Court within and for said countv yrasa ~
ahs above recited cause ut the Nav ter,s
=. q is89 VIII sci! 10 the highest biader al
Rupilc auction. ~ the Cont House aorr' in
lip'on. in said county Oh ~
saturday, July 3lsi, A. u. Is7s.
o. o,eiock p. m. Of said day, the follow,p.
noscriDed tract OF land, situnt 9 in the conne
~ o. p.ymouth. and State OF Iowa. to-wit.
W, north Of range forty -three Issi - n ~,
~ - ,R.inc,psi meridian. containing 90 aorsa'
S~t WM. ", TffTHILI,. Trus,se
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BROUGHAM
Prom 6ysdyk Ham oletonian,
Win make thr saas ar nj 1876 at the stable OF
THOMPSON T. BAILEY.
rt.RENI l1N

BKnUt. .NM Va t,=iest IL r-alcrks d
kenj. inf'gtaf q nrr,pg Ggpv. Drpnge co.
\. J sept. ii 80. II Is "a hswutifu ma
ho.ans bay,staua, ~ hands nigga has very
fine tiotting acLion, great style aud sub
stance, and car show 2:35 gait, but ma.
never been handled for speed.
BROUGHAM was sired by Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian. Dam by Telegraph, he by Cas- stu.
N. Clay, Jr., he by old Cassius NJ Clay, h,
by Henry Clay, he by Andrew Jackson
Grand dam by Friday, he by imported Trus
tee. Weighs in fair condition POO pounds
We will show him with pleasure to any on.
wishing to see him.
Good stable aud pasturnge for mares. Ac
cidents and escapes at owners risk Sea
son commences April IS, and ends JuIy 4th
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Nsp advertisements.

CIT A week guaranteed 70 male ana
III female Agents, In their looaltty.-
Costs nothing 70 try Il. PasticuIars
ne, o. VICKEHY 4 CO.. AueustA, Ne.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The 10 ri amount nj tanderhlt' 3
fortune Al the present time can hard
" be estimated, hut is sa,d TO exceed
SlGC.n G9 900.
i;,-Y DR SETE AE>oIp's CouGn Kill.
RR The great eradicato. al all Lung
diseases 4 superior remedy to all 9th
er med yet discovered i'll severe
cases. H. is sure, quick and perfectly
cafe remedy for conghs. colds, sore
throat, whooping cough, Group, and all
3iseascs Of the throat and lungs. Retail
price &, and 80 cents and $l00 Any
bottle that dogs 20, give relief may be
returned and monsy refunded Under
these conditions We visa every citizen
troubled with Lung complaint to try
this remedy. Arnold's Diarrhna Bal
sam, Is and so cents. Rene mber it is
warranted. Arnold's Bilious Mandrake
Pill, operating without sickness or pain
Compounded by DR.. Seth Arnold, N. D.,
Eoonsocket, r. l. Sold by ]. O. Yves,
colt, Druggist, Upton, Iowa. 26m6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

A few weeks since We published
the account OF the robbery of a
wealthy German. just from his native
land, by pickpockets as he was stand
ing on the rear platform of his car,
while the train was crossing the gov
eminent bridge. He was coming to
meet relatives in this city, and to Wis.
it son at Avoca. He los. a large
sum of money on the train. He went
to Avoca, and while riding with his
son, the team ran away, and father
and son were thrown into a ditch,
were stunned but not badly hurt,
while the buggy was broken to
pieces. That was another form of
tough experience. But one day last
week, while he and his son were out
on the latter's farm, in Pottawattamie
county. viewing the growing grain,
the sky was suddenly darkened-
down came the grasshoppers,and they
did not leave that farm till they had
harvested the crops. That filled the
measure Of our friends disgust. He
left that county by the next train,
sad here dav or two. and is now in
New York ready to sail for iader land.
What II story he will tell people who
propose 10 eInigra'e to ihese shores -
U1repr9r Td-.
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Terms. $3.50.

Payable in cash or negotiable note at time
of service. Mares that do not prove TO be
in foal will be entitled to services Of horse
next year without charge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The Rev. Emery Miller, OF Clinton
one of the most radical and sincere
Temperance men in Iowa, publishes
in the Clinton Herald 4 letter ex.
pressing his views and what he claims
to be the views Of the majority Of
temperance people. His requests are
reasonable, and We believe the con-
vention Of the 3Oth will be willing to
accede to them, and more ought not
to be demanded. We quote his let
ter in full.
Editor Acknowledgements minor
ity report that sought to commit the
National Temperance Convention at
Chicago to . separate political party,
the majority succeeded in passing .
resolution that declared that we will
support only such men and parties
as will sustain prohibition unless ex-
listing parties compel us to leave
them by compromising with the
liquor interest. Nothing therefore
will give rise to third party until
the existing parties commit them
selves to the enemy as did the old
Wing and Democratic parties to the
aggression Of slavery. Such move
ment will necessitate reform party
just as the organization Of the Repub-
lican party became necessity.
Temperance men OF Iowa prefer
to continue with the Republican par
tv as their party of reform; theirs by
many dear associations, though fire.
betrayed in the past by in
dividuai trimmers aud ,ricksters
That we may be we'll understood, let
il be stated, first, ,oidt ,ce do not ask.
We do not ask that a prohibitory
plank he put into the Republican
platform. This. for many reasons.
Whm re do AK is, first, that the
platform shall give no encourage
ment to license or free whisky; and,
secondly, that temperance men be
put on the ticket.
BY doing this. the Republican par
ty II Iowa can maintain its old time
MA lnrities. otherwise not. We are
not 'hir>ting for party management,
bu'. i: cornerei. we mean TO fight.
E.NoR, NtIJER
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asas
4GYete
OF gram day by this boy g. EVANS sRFyc also have
Tue OF machines
The Combined Kirby The Baltimore Kirby
and ethemap dcata
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

G250 RAPID TRANSIT, CHEAP coMMuTATroN,
'9ODOs delightful Homes easy terms. only 4J
minutes from Cy HaL for particulars ca at 81 Office
ARLINGTON HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATIONS. f57 Broad
clair Railroad.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

PARTMENTs HANDSOMELY FURNISHED EN-
~ suite sngy private family breakfast i desired; al
conveuieuces No A. West Twenty ninth street
four doors west ol hroadwAy.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A DESIRABLE SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMs-TC
y Lett gentlemen, without Board IN FIRST
class house "a West Twenty nth street, Madison
square
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

n ELEGANT pARLOR FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS
N and private bath. richly furnished gentlemen
only strictly private house. ~ East Twentieth street
Barnums Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A NICE SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH ALL
~ convenience suitable ior gentleman and wife
dfesernaker: ao front Room, suitable for 81 Lex
ln.tan nK.mne.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND no RENT.

7 YONKERs.-IF YOU WANT TO HIRE "A HOUSE
n furnished uuiurnahcd. purchase ~ great bar
gain, Is your time. Address JAMES Y0UMANS
Agent, &c loukers.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A HANDSOME. FINELY FURNISHED BACK PAR
n lor, Tor gentlemen IS also nice neatly furnished Room
above T. FIRE and ga included southern exposure fam
lily private 20 Vest Thirty fourth street,
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A NICELY FURNISHED FLOOR CONSISTING OF
~ complete 8r light housekeeping will let
half at moderate terms Apply At I67 East Bath st., up
stairs.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A. BEAUTIFUL SUNNY FRONT ROOM TO LET
~ IN very small anilyt u reutieman Gne To-
cation li3 East Nneeenth street. ss doors from Fourth
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-IN NO
~ 63 Ma isou entire Floors with iron
Sis RI. also eight Rooms the upper floor Hhre
With double brdsl. from 10 50 per week suitable o
single Eeutlemen; references exchanged Apply tO AIRS
MCDERMOff, AT the house.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

4 STORE TO LET-NEAR NEW POST OFFICE
~ Chatham street:
and back Room, So Apply Frankfort House
~ William
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR.
without board for QentlCmen, also double aud single
Rooms y Eat ninth street between Broadway and Uni
vcrslty place.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
REAL ESTATE "a EXcnANcE.

4 FIRST CLASS FARM Or c0 ACRES TO BE EX
IL changed 9F part Cash and part in neat Dwelling
House n Brooklyn n. w this tran4nettou place
within 10 days. application after usccs. T..
PONrI QuNkertown. Bucks county, fa
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A LARGE SUNNY ROOM FURNISHED. or FIRST
n floor ana sma4er benrth rent gentlemen
without board - West Twenyseyenth street, Fifth
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

RIO LET VERY Iowa COTTAGE, NEAR TIE DE-
pot u koseIe. \. Apply u +. DONALD q 90, II
and ~ ffankiA street, Aew York
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

(EY Your PRINTING DONE AZ TIE METROPOLI
~ TAN PRINTING ESFABLl5IMkAI, 2l8 Broadway
iou wiH lua & advantageous
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

NJ ANTED r0 PURCuAsE-TWO SMALL HOUSES,
wv tasee uy, below fprtat street ahd west %
Ihrd Wll pas cash Tor and cqHity tn brown
toae house ap town, Park hr other Address j. e.
leldd uNifc
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

VIEW or THE HUDSON AND CROTON RIVERS,
near sing elng-lhree acres house nine Foomss barn
mud all kind ruit an1 berries il abundance haugs
for Livery stable stock Farm. Apply Broadway.
MAEIlN DUNN
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

ONLY sos PER MONTH-PARTIALLY FURNISHED
" three story brown stone House. with all improve
mens on account Of death Address o. n o., Herald Up
town BrAnch ohiee.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

TOR EXCHANGE FOR CRY DWELLINGs-rAHNs
ID Dntehe.s county, unrurpasscd, splendid buta.ug
eaci ol 80 And o. acres
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
To LET.

OF BOND srREET-A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
- and Bedroom. suitable for young gentle
man and wife. for light honsekeepng
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A + MORRIsTOWN. N. ia PINE LARGE MODERN
h House ten minutes walk from depnt VIII exchange
rauity DRY Goods Furniture, Ac Apply 1sS 5iAtA
avenne Everett Library.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

iNOk SALL-AI WEST NEW BRIGHTON. = J.. A
IL House anl three Lots within hve.minues' walk OF
ferries Hrt elass ueghborh0ed price $1,000; easy.
Apply h GEORGE H. REEBER, Castieton Corners, s. L.
nRANGE. y. ITO RENT, FURNISHED, Low PRICE
" CRintcr elegant Residence, an c0nveniences; excel
lent neigAlorho0d depot stables greenhouse bowling
alley, garden, truit fnr sale cheapi
HAMILTON WALLIS 80 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
west side.
Miscellaneous.

MAPS DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS or PROPERTY
VI Circulars, Catalogues ANA every kind Il Printing
adapted real dealers promptly carefully and
chcaply done al the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsTAB-
IISHMENT, III tho Herald Building.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

ToNY PASTORS.
NEW THEATRE,
$50 and So Broadway,
opposite metropolitan ii,tci
MONDAY, OCTOBER i, EVERY EyENlN4 AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NAriNEas
THE HOUSE or COMEDY And yASDEriLLE
THE GREATEST ARRAY or DISTINGUISHED
ARTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED o. oNE STAGE
AT THE SAME TINE.
THE ELEGANT THEATRE NIGHTLY rnRoXGED
WITH THE WEALTH AND REFINEMENT or THE
METROPOLIS. EVERY STAR ENTHUSIASTICALLY
WELCOME. EVERY AcT RIprcRor5IY EacoRED.
EACH SPECIALITY * GEV RApIrING JOY, AND
EXTREME PLEASURE 70 THE DELIGHTED
VISITOR.
Q NEW AND BRILLIANT STARS THIS WEEK,
r H. HENGLER
THE PREMIERE SONG AND DANCE ARTIST
LATE III "DELEHANTY AND HENoLERo ~ Ills
NEW PRODUCTION, SWEET LEENo
ALFRED LTsT0N
tie great musical phenomenon crst appearance m h.s
country.
The celebrated
HENRI FAMILY,
Fora Charley and Little Tommy, Champion cog Dancers
BLANCHE sELwYN.
the most correct dclineatoro ho fast youus tho
day.
Americas best scrlO.conle vocalist,
Mis- MoLLIE WILSON.
The great eccentric Comedian,
Mr. CHARLES woRLEY.
The elegant artistic
Miss JENNY SOUTHERN
TONY PASTOR, GUS WILLIAMS
SANFORD and WILSON, MCKEE and ROGERS.
Miss JENNY MORGAN, FRANK GIRARD.
FASHIONABLE MATrNEEs ON TUESDAY AND
FRIDAY. AT 2 Pm
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

Tor RENr-TuE POPULAR STORE or THE GREAT
New York Tea Company, No. - West Baltimore street
baltimore. Inquire d J. NOAH, No. broadway, Bat-
murc Nd.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

O00 EAST TnIRTY-sIXTH sTREEF-rWO FUR
en red
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

HASs MAKAErs
Celebrated Paintings
ABTNDANTIA
viii be On exhibition from TUESDAY, October ~,
KURTZS ART GALLERY
No Madison square and Twent ty-third street.
NINE ARABELLA GODDARD,
wi the eminent English Pianist viii give
GRAND PIANO RECITAL
at sTEfNWAY HALL, THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
October 2f assisted by the following Artists
Mr.. TOM KARL, Tenor.
Mr.. EMIL ~AUREf, Ni0liuist
Sianor y. MARIO, Accompauist
Tickets with reserved seats, III. Saic at StonwaY Han
commences Monday morning, October -
WoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
J. LECTURE COURSE
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
FRIDAY, Oct 22-0penihg lecture by Bayafd Fay ylor.
subiect-'Literaturc as an Arts'
Oct. 29-rr0tess0rJ j. H. Murdoch Readings.
Nov. 5-rrolessor Sheppard. Philosophy Of the Gro.
tesauen
Nov "a. ?; Burbank, q Chicago, Dellneatons
Nov. 2tb-Honornble William Cumback, Of Ind.
Dec 3--WillUm Parsons, Of ireland.
Dec i0-~fionorable w Il Andrews. "Wi' nnd Humaru
Dec i7PrOtcssor a. Wnchel, D D Of Syracuse Uuver.
sty. Mont Blanc and the Mer de 6lacen
Jan G-Rev. II. Carpenter, 81 England.
Jan 14-Prniess0r j. W, - Arnold. VI ~ ~ New York
Jan 2i-Ii0norahle H. q q. Lamar. 81 Miss
Jan 2s-Proiessor Watofhouse Hawkins
Tickets for single lecture, 80 ror sale 1t the
gS membership IN The Young Mems Christian Associa.
on admits member and lady 20 al the above enter.
For other advantages ~ membership call or scud fr
"Associnton Notes the Hall, Twenty third and
Fourth ayenue.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

LHOR SALEM HOBOKEN NO. 20 WASHINGTON
terrace size " ot 2Jl00 three story and basement,
brick, improvements good ofder immediate posses.
sion price TuoO 5000 cash. balance bond and
gage Apply % CRENlER BROS, "a Newark street, Ho-
boken, y. j.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

100 s.rp on TO LET-N0s. 70, 2S AND 80 EAST
n street; three foar story basement AMI
heiiag bef,ses ia sale cheap et Inquire of L.
eCTDDfR go West Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
CITY REAL ESTATE Fon SALE.
Central.

rroR gALF-ONE or FOUR THREE STORY BksI
III cabinet anshed stone fant Houses ~ " e, s M
Tef l exchange vacant Lots reaug i9f ihAs saate
M i0ur houses just finished and cost
stttfstgt Apply x Ar SHAW, Grand Union Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A BARGAIN.-TW0 STORY DOUBLE COTTAGE, ONE
~ Hrcresots station Island: minutes
from ferry fine view; perfectly healthy; cost So 000; will
be sold ior S3pol Apply q stapeton Post Office =
(1HEAF.-FOE SALE, SPLENDID FARM, 48 ACRES,
~ rich smooth land five miles from large town; village
store Post uHicc mill &c within stones throw good stone
house, Ate barn. wagon house blacksmith shop,
stage passes door twice daily large stream, boating FISH
ing, &c; plenty Of fruit location perfectly healthy.
fever and mosquitoes; price only $500; terms
~ cash. balance 500 yearly Address WILSON PElR
son. East@t
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

7O EAST SIXTY EIGHTH STREET-ELEGANT FOUl
IL story brown stone House, 25x6OxlO22. l97 Wes
Eleventh street I'VE story brick French fiat House
tion Tuesday October ~ by RICHARD " HAkNEIT, Aue
tioneer, Ill Broadway Maps Of sale ready.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.
| RARE OPPORTUNITY.

a
Business aud health
The subscriber offers for the paying and best
ranged business in the o Florida located the
heathiul beautiful and fertile portion 81 the state Fish
game Three beautiful fresh lakes,
from % i've miles distant Society uneXcepuonabe TO
any desiring 10 Florida for health business
opportunity Is offered that might not again
iietme the business j. ~ fun tide 0 and perfect
IN All is details. the purchaser would be trouble
fun corps of tried faithful would with
him; the subscriber led this offer only for family
Full satisfaction 10 any wishing purchase
address call
w. r. ROBINSON
Tallahassee Fla or
J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Room AZ, 430 Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, sc.

4 FOR RENT-UPRTGHT SQUARE AND CRANE
IL. Pianos Of make also Tor sale and rent
Der Of hne second hand Pianos In perfect order WILLIAM
kNABE Il CO.. No I12 Fifth avenue, above Sixteenth
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

LNOR sALE-OE EASY TERMS-BUTLDTNG SITES
IL and Water Fronts for factories Steinway sons
property AatQra also Lots at $3.50 aud $500 and flushed
frame and hrek Houses, from u 500 upward; also Dwell
ing Houses and Parts q Houses to let stenway sons
snwniI iron foundry and metal works, also Williams
Fleke veneer iccfy the ground IN fun operati0ni
steinwaf He piano factory viii pc removed 70 the
ieCs and other factories being erected. The
horse railroad sm Thirty fourth and James slip fer
ries through rensu0d Astoria leads directly the
steinway property which j. but IA miles from Astoria
ferry send circular with description and maps Of prop
NJ
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-06-10
Death or a Dress.

To WHAT feats of daring woman will
not aspire when silk dress is the prize
will perhaps never be known. The fore.
man of silver mine out West lately made
an experiment tending to throw light on
the conundrum, but the result was only
what might have been expected, the at
traction Of the dress prevailed. A number
of ladies were allowed to inspect the work
ings of one of the deepest of the deep mines
at Phoebe, and were accordingly lowered
hundreds of feet into the bowels of the
earth, where their curiosity was satisfied.
When they were ready to ascend the fore
man called attention to the ladders with
which the shafts were provided to be used
in case of accidents to the cage. One of
the ladies intimated that the task of climb
ing the ladders cannot be very difficult,
when the foreman assured her that a silk
dress would he hers should she make the
ascent. She accepted the proposition at
once and climbed the ladder from one
level to another perpendicular height of
200 feet, when a misstep would have been
death Few men save miners would have
attempted the thing. She got the dress,
and it was the belief of observers that she
would have received the prize had the as
cent been 1000 feet instead of 200 She
wanted that silk and she threw great
deal Of soul and energy into her effort.