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TN accomplish 1t Hooley's will not bs beh,nd.
Thar u pleasant change N the character Of
the pieces to b put on the stage. TINS week the
bill "a to bs lighter, and contain mora variety
tbau usual The pretty pastoral dram. Dora, "
from TennJson'e poem, viii be given for the first
tins IN many years, With the following cast:
Farmer A1nu ..-~--s.-.~-.----.-.--. ~. U Nel
Luks Bloomfield J. Buckley
1etu A!unt - u. Dunbar
W3a1h Auan. .Llllte Hamilton
Du1z.. A1sa hawthorne
Mary Miss Doyle
THIS will be followed By NF. Cranes musical
burlesque, "Jenny Lind" nth the following
cast:
Mr. CRANKY Gsg .Mr. William Il. Cr1ne
Baron .Mr. D. Fitzpatrick
Old Leather1angs Mr.. II. M. Brown
6Nlt2eT-.----..-.....-.--. MI. a. q. Dunbar
Bfdttoon .Mr. J. Mo :rhy
Herr hon ---.--.-.. --...~.s.... Mr. ]. Ni}dlnK
1Atnpu1Get- MI T. II ellis
IetT AanstSx -Mf. +. StAn1on
Jenny Leatherlungs. 3iias Nene McHen1y
This will be popular bill. and, If nc aro not
mistaken, Mill prove ono Of the nost successful
Of the season.
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Ee doe shsse s9ur makes, ~ a9a ai'es n.y. awa5
With him as pricEe 5oa with p1es.apnee.
There the direct reference La made to the old
superstition from which tue valentine customa
are said to have had their origin; the belief that
birds chose their mates On this day: Sbak-
mer NIGHTS Dream, When be saya:
=. v,,.n,,n. "a mat
Reotn n, these 1 Tooduirds p but to coupIs uov7
Deen 'De'e "0ooO1e Wv - seop'' 40N
But natural history seems TO give 40 warrant al
for this beliet' ana We must lank II among tue
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- unueEotAuQ you perfectly; tnero II no ueba
Of any further explanation. Do not compel ne
to De rude to you. I 1aupposed Auut had already
dismissed yon. or would hav9 not come H."
''But what does all this mean capped Sim
con. slowly moving towards the door. >.
''Will yop please leave the hoQse7"
Simeon Mcintyre said NOT another xord, but
pnlling his hat over his ey.s With = graan. hs
rushed from the house. Ann closed the floor
after him, then she Eat down by tho open Hia~
dow and began to gaze at the tHinkling stasz
that BY this time we're visible in Tie cioadleaa
skies. j"
Sha waited aud watched for ! full hour, u1t
Simeon did not come. A. last she crept to bed
Vith = disappointed air, aud dreamed ~ night
about her absent lover, and that ~ manner Of
evil things had overtaken him.
He did not come on the following svsuing,
nor ever after. What bis reasons wera for sub
sequently avoiding bar company, ahe nsEer could
imagine. Whenever fhey met, st church or ln
other public places, Ahe sometimes wondered
what mado him regard her With such sad aud
1eproasntnl expression. Poor woman. She does
not know even to this day that a slight n'{slaks
was the means OF making her IN old maid
EUGENE J. Hail.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

LADfEs' RrREAU IN the name OF a
periodical recently established at Mar
shalltown by Miss NettIe Sanford.
Here In sample Of her courageous
and sensible writing:
We have received an invitation to
attend Dress Reform Convention.
While we have not the slightest
objection to other ladies attending a
meeting where these things are talked
up, but for heavens sake. cannot
women resolve to change the fashion
Of their garments, put string here
or ribon there, without meeting 10
solemn coDciavc, and by public
speeches, teIegrsphs. etc, let the
world know that we have resolved to
sew button here, or shorten our
petticoats there. How funny men
would look attending q Convention
Of, Tai!ors. Out upon such foolish
ness.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
A RARE CHANcEl
Especially for those who
want Lots for Residence.

am laying off in lots all OF my
grounds In the east part of Knox
vile, embracing the block on which
reside and the old nursery grounds
all Of which are offered for
sale, with the fruit and ornamen-
tai trees, shrubbery, vines, etc, grow
ing thereon.
Most Of the lots will contain a
supply Of fruit for family, with
evefgreensand other ornainentals, all
planted out from fifteen to twenty
years, and of the choicest In the
western country.
There will also be an alley east
and west through the Old Nursery
grounds and the two acres connected
with ID on the east, and suitable cross
streets.
Any one calling on me will get
all desired information as to price,
payments, etc.
Those who apply first VIII of
course have choice Of lots.
JAMES MATTHEW'S.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
Tax Safe Notice.

TO Lenuet Coryuthers..
You are hereby notified that on the
4th day Of November, A. ID. 1872, the
following property was sold for taxes
for the year 1871, viz:
The southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter and the northeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter all in section thirty
tive In township seventy five, north
Of range twenty, in Marion county,
iowa
That the same was purchased by
John L. Lacy, and assigned to Laf-
ferty s. Johnson, aud that the right Of
r. demption will expire aud deed fol-
laid land be made, unless redemption
from such sale be made within ninety
days from the completed service here
of.
Dated at Knoxville Iowa. Sept. 10th
LAFFERTY II JOHNSON,
2l-23 Owners OF Certificate.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
Local Breyities.

The depot building at Merrill Is
almost completed.
Thanksgiving Thursday. Nov. 25th.
secure your turkey.
The Charlton Patriot IL issuing a
neat daily, a credit to the Office and
the town.
We print to-day the thanksgiving
proclmations OF the President aud the
Governor.
Rev. J. u. Hawk has purchased Mr..
Robey 'sinterest in the baptist beacon,
at Pella. a.
Levi Ahn, Marysville, dislocated
knee last week while at work on n
building.
Conl sells at l2i TO Is cts. Mt Abba
and Charlton, aud about five cts low
or at Knoxville.
J. r. Blacks new residence, one Of
tie finest Ia Columbia, is receiving
its finishing touches.
The Mite Society Of the NJ. r..
Church win meet at Mrs. ED. Bakers
Wednesday evening. Go.
Vim. Cleland is building new and
elegant dwelling on Robinson street,
opposite the fremont House.
Tadmor Chapter, II AM. Knox.
Vile, Installed its officers for the
Masonic year last Monday evening.
The editor OF the Democrat has our
thanks for lds very gentlemanly and
courteous personal remarks this week.
John Miranda aud Gabriel Miller
nre tinishing mp their new dwellings
on Main Street IN the east part OF
town.
Mr.. shep Bruce. OF Polk township,
reports 10 the Democrat a yield Of 10
hnshels Of earn per aero. Pretty good
for a vet season.
p Dr. Wethereil's new IRON fence in
front If his. residence on Robinson
street was flushed last week IL Il
one az the handsomesl in town.
THAT "a. X. Il ID. cow-pati,," OF
which tonre of our neighbering towns
endeavoresi to ,nake 50 much fun n
.sears Or two since, il now seompleted
10 Knoxville, aud Il ns good short
line ofrailroad rs Amy inthe state.
Iiank Luther who a@ns Que of the
hest residences In l,ellefontaiue, is
removing his house and blacksmith
alnpfrom tiiatniace e. the new tomn
afTraey, on the a. Is & d. Railroad
Ia this connty.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
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Original Notice.

TO Madison Shupe, Hiram Sid
Abbfe -hupe. Arthur Shupe,
G.. A. Shupe, Jonah Horr, Ard
Shupe, Jr., aud w. II. Russell.
You are hereby notified, that 0a
before the 10Th day of Noyemberl
ID. 1875. "a petition of Cora Ann Sb|
Lemuel Shupe, Homer Oscar >hl
by their guardian, Charles Cod
will be filed in the office Of the "a
of the Circuit Court of the Stat
Iowa, In and for Marion coal
claiming Of you the partition Of
following described real estate, u
Commencing az the southwes
ner of section Is, township -, "a
Is, and running thence north lAd
thence east 80 rods, thence south
rods, thence north of west with
center OF Knoxville road 59I ID
thence south 4S rods, thence we.!
rods, TO beginning, 55 acres.
And beginning ut the center Of |
ton Is IN township 70, north Of I'd
is, west, and running thence east
rods, thence south 81 rods and llll
to the middle of the Knoxville a
thence in "a northwesterly dired
along the center of said road to app
IS rods south Of the center OF said
ton Is, thence north IL rods 10
place of beginning, containing, So 81
acres.
Aud the northwest quarter Of 4
southeast quarter OF sectien p, ~
the west half of the southwest quart
Of section Is, and the northeast qO|
ter of the southwest quarter Of sect
Is, all in township "a, north OF RAD
~ west of the 9Th p. NJ.
Aud that unless you appear lhe'a
and defend before noon Of the see
day Of the December term, A. D. u
Of said Court which will commence
the 9th day OF December, A. D. \
default will be entered against youi
Judgment rendered thereon.
STONE d. AYRES Il
2l-2f Plaintiff All
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

@. &Et. p. X. Rat a meeting OF
the directors and principal managers
OF the q. q st. Paul X. Il. Co, at this
place. last week, the following agree
ment was made: The company pro-
pose to build road from Mouiton TO Al
bia at once, providing those who have
given notes for the building OF rail
road from Quincy to Moulton, viii
sign new notes to be paid when the
road IL completed from Abba to Moni-
ton, and the cars running thereon.
The old notes to he returned TO their
makers. There iscertaiDly not man
but that will see the Importance OF
securing this connection, and will
willingly make the exchange Of notes
We are also told that IL this change
Il m AIDE satisfactorily, that the com
pany will at once commence work on
the road with q sufficient force Of
hands to finish grading, tie and iron
il. and have trains running from Monl-
ton to Abba inside Of three months.
We hope the people will readily see
how very much 1t II TO their interest
to accept this proposed change oil
notes. And then In q few days we
shall hear the roaring of the iron
horse coming into our city on another
road. and an important one lfOlkton
Record.
The Alba Union copies the above
and adds:
This proposition Is fair enough.
The past season has been so rainy
that ii was almost impossible To build
railroads, and this company has found
IL impossible To build the road within
the stipulated time on account Of the
floods and other unavoidable hind
RANGES. They doubtless thought IL
imprudept to commences on this end
Of the line while the affairs OF the
Central were In mn unsettled condition
but now that sale has been ordered
and the road will full into the hands
Of boudhoDders whose interest IL will
he to make the road a paying one and
who are no doubt friendly to the pro-
posed work Of the q. n st. r., the
latter ompany may safely 20 to work
and build the road from Moulton 10
Abba this winter ifthe weather will
permit. This done, the Central would
Atop running their passenger trains to
Otfunwa and rlinnipga wheel borrow
line for passengers between Abba and
FddyviIle. AZ far as we know, there
are Iltst the same Inducements To re-
new our notes now IA there were to
subscribe the $40 900 last spring, and
certainly Monroe county wants the
southern outlet just as much now as
then. Hence we see no reason why
we should not give the O., ~ ST. i.
another chance.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

New LUMBER YARD. ID. III. Grimes
has established new lumber yard on
Msin Street. three blocks west Of
Public Square, and IL this week re-
ceivine large stock via. the A. *. d
d. Railroad. He will keep always a
full assortment Of seasoned pine lum-
Der, doors, windows and plnsterers'
materials. He Ii prepared to furnish
estimates for buildings and bridges,
and will sell ut figures as low as the
lowest. His advertisement appears
this week. His stock comes direct
from the largest lumber manufaetur-
ers in Chicago and Burlington. We
commend Mr.. Grimes 10 our readers
~ genial aud reliable gentleman
with whom II will be pleasure To
deal. He will be assisted at the yard
10y Mr.. Marsh Black, who is well
known as the right sort Of nIan to deal
with.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
Card.

Kind Friends aud members OF the
Lutheran Church. and others, num-
bering about fifty, called upon the
pastor and wife on "Wednesday, the
Sd inst, taking full possession of the
premises. They spread bountifui
table and invited the parson and
family to break bread with them.
Befor leaving, the corn crib, cellar,
Iarder and pocket book were kindly
remembered. All had sociabie and
good time. Tie pastor takes this
occasion, in behalf Of himself aud
wife 10 return their heartiest thanks
for this act Of kindness and good will
on the part Of these dear people.
Knoxville. Nov. s. 1875.
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Original Notice

To Jane Vcn1tor. Defendant,
You are hereby notified M, -
tition Of Benjamin Nena,cr 40 ~
il now on file In the Clerks 80.
the Circuit Court OF Marion ~ ~
Iowa, charging you with hayi,a
fully deserted plaintiff aud u
lived separate and apart fro,n
without just cause for the space -.
than two years. and asking lis !
TO grant a decree digorciny a..
from the bonds of matrimopy ~
listing between you and plaintig
restoring him TO all the right. !,
unmarried man.
And that unless you anne,
make defense thereto, on or n
noon Of the second day Of tho
term of said Court, to be beyn,
held ut the Court House in KIN.
in said county. on the 9Th day N
cemter, 1875, default will lie o.,
and decree rendered thereon :,
you. COEN * CORN
20-23 Plaintiff Al
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THE A. IL. IL ID. on Monday last,
was finished to within four miles Of
Knoxville. The work Ii being puah-
ed vigorously with the view Of reach :
ing that place this week. At any rate
Conpetlne bridge, one half mile
from town will be reached Before
another OF our paper appears Abba
aud Knoxville will be connected by
rail and--no arrangement has been
made for that celebration, that we
know Of. Say we all 90 up and see
our Knoxville neighbors and invite
them down 10 see us, though Jack
Frost has decrced that there sl,all be
no out door celebration. - A,bid
linton, 5th
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

The LATEST method Of popping the
question IL "a follows: The gentleman
proposes to the lady the conundrum
When will the alphibet contain but
twenty-five letters? She ID not sup
posed to be able 10 answer. ard when
she is tired OF guessing and asks for
the solution he replies :. When Y and
I are one.r A PeIIa swain proposed
liz this way few evenings since and
was stunned by the reply" When Z
get OUT
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
Public Sales.

w. II. Young, administrator Of
estate OF ID. G.. Coe, deed will sell al
cutlery on the premises, six miles
west of Knoxville, Friday, Nov. rs,
1875, horses, cattle, hogs, wheat, corn,
oats, hay, wagons, farming nipple
inents, household furniture, etc.
Nine months credit. without interest
Levi Church will sell at outc.y on
his farm near Round Grove, indians
township, on Sat. Nov. 10th, 3 horses
coz, hogs and farming implements
Que years credit, wiihoutinterest.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

THE DAVIS Improved Sewing Ma
chine now has take-up arrange
ment which cost the Company $50,
900, and Is pronounced one OF The
greatest novelties OF the age. With
the new novelty the machine viii
sew silk with q 90 needle. IL now
avoids the looping OF the thread on
top OF the goods. It also avoids tba
breaking Of threads. See the Davi.
Improved before buying any 9th "a
machine.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

NEW Cry MARsuAL. Charles il.
Thompson was selected by the City
Council last week IA CITY Marshal
to III the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Cleo. Marshall. The
SALARY WINS raised to $500 per year, and
The usual fees nre allowed In addition.
Tile selection IN good one; and the
increase of salary will enable the pew
oliicer to devote his entire iInie TO bis
official duties. .klfsf
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Legal Notice.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that tbs,I
now on file in the office Of he al
of the Circuit Court of Marion Con,
Iowa, an instrument In writing i
porting to be the last will and u
ment of James McClelland, leess,
which will come on for hearing
the first day Of the pext DeceU.
term of said Court, coinnencipg
Monday, the 9Th, day of Dec4p,
1915, at which time and place ali
sons may lie heard.
Dated ut Knoxville, Nov. . ls,i
22-2i ALI.EN HANRl1
Clerk Circuit Ga
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
Abba, Knoxville & Des Moines Railroad,
Completed to Knoxville.
Knoxville Extends her ro5" with Greet
Ing 10 Abba, 0ttumwa, Burlington
and ttle World

Tuesday OF this week the track was
laid on the A. X. q ID. Railroad 10 a
POINT within the eastern limit OF the
Incorporated city Of Knoxville. The
loepmo tive will whistle at the depot
~ tile northwest part OF thecity to-day
frhursday). After twenty years Of
struggling for railroad connection with
tile world the day for which we have
IpDged has arrived and Knoxville
steps out OF It's imprisonment aud
gloom, aud rejoices In its final deliv-
ernnee.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
Legal Notice.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given THAT on the
first day OF The next December term
Of the Circuit Court Of Marion County,
Iowa, tile 9th day Of December 1875,
stephen Post will make application 10
be discharged as administrator Of the
estate OF George Force, deceased.
Knox vile, Nov. 5, 1875.
1926 ,a9 ALLEN HAMRICK, Clerk.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

CENSUS or IowA.-Fron the An
dreas Atlas Company We have receiv-
ed an elaborate and valuable work
entitled {" Census Of the State of Iowa,
1857 1t is IN large form as it will
appear in the forthcoming Atlas.
This portion of the Atlas alone will
be worth almost the price of the
whole, as it contains a large mass of
valuable statistical information in con-
else shape.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
Original soiice.
In the Circuit Court of the State
Iowa, i'm and for Marion county
James Chambers

In the Circuit Court of the State
Iowa, in and for Marion county.
James Chambers
VS..
Unknown heirs Of Sarah June lef
Henry CLAIMANTS Of the IsIl.
II > II / aud ) w ) T.
] of Section No. 10 Up "a
Range IL.
TO the above unknown deiehaa
and claimants Of the above desca'
property:
You are hereby notified that llls''
now on file in tile office of The CIe.
the Circuit Court Of Marion co1,
Iowa. a petition of James CNau'q
claiming ti,at he Is the owner ID
simple pf iilr II } Of the ; y ~;
w iof the s Il / Of section 30. ~
No "A. H. -; and that be = in!o'4a
and believes that you have. OF ~
to have some interest Therein, Y
heritance as heirs at law Of Saraa
Henry, adverse to tile interesl
title of the plaintiif; and thai "
ever interest yoa havetnereip = W.
aud inferior to the title and inlrIn
the plaintiff and asking that soa,lI
trrest therein be decreed 20 Ne ~
and Inferior tothnt ot the p'a''.
and that you be forever hafff'' I
eslopped from claiming any rIgA.
or interest ia or 10 said real estSTl
verse to the plaintiff, and thai n
tiff title he confirmed and esla0iA'
and declared absolute. =
Now unless ven appear ana ~
thereto on az befare the SECOND y"
the December Terni, 1870, /"
Court, which will commence ~
9Th day of December. 1870. feiaa !
he entered against you and deere
tered thereon.
CLARK & cRoZlEAa
a0-23 Plaintiff : ai Y
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

TRAcy.--The surveyors last Friday
comp leled the work Of laying of this
new town, thirteen miles enst OF
Knox Vile, on the a. X IL ID. Rail-
road. tits located on grounds recent
~ purchased by Capt. A. r. Tracy
from Andrew Ruthford $50 acresD aud
Mrs. Ahagnll Doughman Is acres.
The town was named In honor of It's
present proprietor before he had iur.
chased tile grounds. There are II
blocks. most Of which are suhdieidei
into lots each, for residences, the lots
being 66Ni20 feet. Space equivalent
to q blocks IL anhdivided Into smaller
lots, usually 22Si!n. for business The
streets are named In honor OF tile
members A X. Il. d. Engineer corps,
under Capt Tracy, VIZ: Stanton,
Bradley, Parker, Lawson sumner,
Nesdhan, Woltz and .aab--ll. The
streets nre mainly ~, fect wide. The
town II on the fnst side at the rsil-
road, and the Depot i opposite the
center Of the town, between the main
and side tracks. eR ~
Tracy irtn Clay township, near the
east fine of tile county, about one plile
west ~ Rellefontalne MahaslSa coun.
IS. aud one mile east of Bethel City,
Mariol, county II is happily located,
in rich agricultural region. aud
gives promise of making one Of the
hest towns IN tho road belMeen .h.iia
aud knpxylI.e,
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Legal Notice.

To WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
Notice 4. hereby given that on the
list day Of the next December term of
the Circuit Court OF Marion county,
iowa, the 9th day of December, 1870,
Osbin Marsh will make application To
be discharged rs administrators of the
estnte Of Adam Work, deceased.
Knoxville, Oct. 18Th, 1875.
ALLEN HAMRIcK,
2l-2i* Clerk.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

INFORMATION WANTED. john Nj.
Littlcton, lsyenrs Of age, suddenly left
liIs home In Knoxville, Nov. I'd, 1873,
Wore u wlntish-looklng hat, dark
coat aud striped oyernIir. His parents
VIII he grateful for any information az
10 his whereabouts. Send Informs
lion 10 the JOURNAL oliice or TO the
Store OF john Hanks, Knoxville,
Town. A..
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Legal Notice.

To WHoN 1T MAY coScrRs.
Notice il hereby rivea -.
lst day Of the next Decetui,as0 %
the Circuit Court OF Marie. ttri
Iowa. the 9Th day of Dee.,n,,.e ~
Henry Watkins will naksa,s,.
IN be discharged as gaar,lis,P, is !.
NJ. Tahlei,iii. minor heir 80 ).
". Tanneiiiil, deceased. " "a
Knoxville, Sept. 18th, ISIS
Gigs VI I Z
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

TIE TELEGRAPH Tine along the A.
X. a. ID, Railroad IL now being extern
ded this way from Busy, aud viii
probably he completed TO this place
next week.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

DAVIS SEWING MACHINE. TIL
JOURNAL stated last week that this
machine took the premium at the
Fair here as manufacturing machine.
We shonld have said machine for all
work. 1t was entered a. family and
manufacturing machine. II. A. Rice,
with Fl. Il. Taylor, agent, VIII be
found at GiIIaspy's Music store, east
side Of Public Square.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

NLw sFuRNiTrRE HpusE.--A. r.
Clark, Of Nevay, Indiana, has leased
the east part rof the large building
i,tciy vacated hy Woodruff Bros
hufdware, aud will within two week,
pac. there large stock OF furniture,
lie las had u long experience In the
business III connection Will iii extern.
size iufactullng house.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

DASdERous counterfeit 81 bills are
out on Illinois National Banks IA fol-
lows; First National, Chicago, Ira
,lers' National. Chicago, First Nation
al, Paxton, First National, Canton,
and First National, Aurora. Refuse
all these notes. E
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Legal Notice.

To WHOM II MAY C6SeTRS:
Notice is hereby given that on
Ist day Of the next December tern
the Circuit Court of Marion Cou
Iowa, the 9Th day Of December,
A. ID. Wetherell will make app
ton to be discharged az Admnistr
of the estate Of II. III. Eager, deces
Knoxville, Oct. 20, 1873.
ALLEN HAMRIcK
81 D1E ~.