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The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

Too Much VACATION The Fall River
strikers are getting more vacation than
thsy bargainea foro Three or four weeks
OF stupid idlenes9afd short rations have
made work seem little sweeter to them.
though at reduced rates, than It did at
the beginning Of the strike. A majority
OF the men are now willing to return t.
the mills. and are greatly disappointed to
nnd the doors shut. We shall nert hear
OF their holding indignation meetings 70
denoance mill-owners for inhumanity in
not providing worklfor them. They seem
To suppcse-and this Is the cherished abb
surdity of all the strikes-that they alone
have the moral right and the power to
dictate wages, hours of labor, and sea-
sons OF opening and shutting mills; and
1t now surprises them, as if it were a new
discovery, to learn that there are two
very distinct sides to the labor question,
and that the employers may combine to
enforce policy even more obstinately
and successfully than the hands. The
mills OF Fall River, with few executions,
Will probably remain closed for the month
Of September. This will double the va
cation originally taken by the operatives.
and turn what was intended for frolic
into prolonged term of prlvation and
misery. The manufacturers have found
the suspension forced upon them by stri-
kers very opportune and fortunate
event. They have had stock of goods
on hand FAR too large for the demand, and
enter upon September with about ESQ.,
900 p eces Of pint c!othIunsold,it it is said.
Fronting by the stoppage of tho mills,
they have been overhauling the machine.
ry and making general repairs, and these
are not yet completed. On all grounds
it ITS them exactly to run the vacation
up to the 1st of Octobsr. This is an.
nounced as the present intention of a
majority of the mill corporations OF Fab
Klyer. Some of the most intelligent la
boIunionists in the country have con
demned this strike as one of the most
| senseless and imprudent on record. Bat.
aa usual, the influence of the paid lead.
ers, the demagogues, and every lover Of
idleness and dissipation carried the day
Journal Of Commerce.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
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TING
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az ~
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4; 1850 /, /,
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The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

A gentleman in London has sued O
neighbor for keeping bantam cock
that erowed in the morn at 4 O'Clock
so habitIally and vigorously that the
recovery of his wife, who was in deli.
cate health, was retarded by the noise.
The defendant submitted that he was
strictly within his legal rights in keep.
ing fowls, and that he could not pre-.
vent the plumed biped from chanting
his sweet song The Judge suggested
to the defendant the propriety Of aba.
ting the nuisance, and this the owner OF
the bantam undertook to do, consent.
ing, at the same time, to nolAinal
verdict against him with one shilling
damages.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

> All Wool serges In beautiful Shades
" and SO cents- WIN. B. SHARP,
eth and Market
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
ITiut UHtA1ItTAITRACToN
l. IN DELAWA RE |!
.HADT TiCk'5 DELAWARE MUSEUM
81 md 300 WEST FOURTH STREET,

''npos II the City spring, Wilmington, Del
Has ie-opened to the public with a large
collection dfnew curiosities, highly interesting
and wonderful ireaEs Of nature. Also, large
,,I'litlon oi noted ilic-size Figures. Correct
lEene -ses, the best ever seen on exhibition
Las been added y Froi. Repett, among which
are Antoine lrobst, the cruel murderer OF the
peerina faniiy; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Niscr; lin Bobbln, the noted Ian.
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave.
Nln. Hurke, he murderer Of 40 pereons; Ma
fniap shupnchl, murderer OF the peddler boy:
Arthur Spring, The murderer of two sisters:
also hc son ~ Arthur Spring; Jacob Lab.
man, the inurdcrcd pedder boy; Gibbs, tho
Notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montrovilie, the be-
Taycr, hy iiis s.de atands poor Charlotte TEN.
plei Crazy Nora, OF Philadelphia; Witch Of
End0i IN the forest. Also, %, 30O Birds. Ami.
i1sia, Reptllcs, Sc-, from all parts of the
Known world, can be seen at the Auscrnn
otLer wonders arriving daily. There ia more
70 he sect Tor the Pee NJ a.luis .ian Than ~
any otlIor exhibition in the oountrv. Omen
Gay and evening from O'clock, A. nj. nntil
~. Bop. III. Admiration only II Is; Children
tcsnts, 10 see the whole collection.
W. HCu ADWICK, Proprietor.
decl6w1y
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
HARD RARE, sec.
w NJ GREEN & co.
(successors to Pedrlck. Green 8 Co..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS m
IRON AND STEEL,
BITuMTyous COAL gALVNNIzED
IhoN. o0ACH-GUILDBEs HARD
WARE 30 :,
w M. GREEN & CO.,
BIruMryous COAL GALVANIZED

S. f.. COR THIRpsS SHIpI.vV SIS.
Have always on hand fall assortment OF
Iron ami steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Para, knglish Refined
Bars of all sizes; Band, iluoq and slit IRON
best Norway Nsilrods and Anger shapes, Gal
vanzed and Black sheet iron, Cast, shear,
ehineTy and Tap Steel. smith, Coach and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax. Bolts, Clips, Nuts, Washers,
Malleable Castings, wagon Boxes, sprngs.
.Axles, srokes. Fdlloes, Shafts, Bows, sc.
Carriage Canvass, on Carpets, Kattinett, En-
smeled Top anu Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware oi all kinds. Iron Wire Gaivan-
,zed Nails, Babbit Metal, Lead Spclter, Banea
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &c, Sc, Smiths and other
tools, Anyila, Vices, bellows, Sledges, Ham.
ners, Shoolng Knives. Flies, Iasps, smiths
Drills, Tire Bendcrs, TweTe Irons, stocks and
Dies. Grindstones, Cranka and Rollers, Back
Chains. &c.
All of which Will be sold at very low prices,
wholesg' and retail for cash or sprroyed
credit uar2 ls6s
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
A Mammoth Hennery.

Two brothers, named Gaff. have estab.
lished a mammoth heunery in Colorado
ten miles from Denver. 1t covers fou1
acres, laid out like a village, WITT streets
and avenues. The population of the
village is about two Thousand, divided
INTO Brahmas. Cochins, Shanghais and
Dorkixgs, and the products are eggs and
spring chickens. The brothers Gan ex.
press but a single regret, and that is
that they did not found their colony flf.
teen years ago, when eggs brought IS a
dozen, and spring chicken was worth q
pennyweight of gold dust.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
rTSo COUNTY TAX PAYEltsh
Bowers Hoof Liniment

SAfter 20 years Of PRACTICAL experience with
horses, IN staging teaming, &C, have learn
Inattenhon 10 the feet than all other diseases
combined After man experiments ] have
found the true remedy to PREVENT the dis
20 wnat nature intended It should be-,As
Vreat support Of tst noble animal If the hoof is
inaamed and diseased, the animal is courparaI
lively worthless. This Llnlment will surely
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF the
Back Slnew generally called Knee Sprung,
&c, and restore those that have been crippled
by the want oi such a remedy.
Sa-Try 1t, and Il Will never fail II properly
applied, viz.
Bathe the harse's iaot once week, 0. often
ef II necessary, al the heel and frog, and
around The hooi close 70 the halr.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

MooNE
CARAP PHILADELPHIA VARIETY sroRK.
No. 100 WEST SECOND STREET.
eesars and Tobacco OF choice brands,
Stationery, States and Penclls, &C.
Daily and Weekly Papers always on hand.
Call and see Yours,
]. OLIVER MooSE
100 West Second strees.
ian Wilmington. Delawars
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
BANKS AND BANKERS

hiladelphia and New York Exchange fur
t,hed to regular Depositors without charge
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
PARIS GREEN

HAHN Contracted with the leading
~ msnuiaotdrar Il Paris dreep, am en-
abled to sell i
AT a PRICE NEVER BEFORE OFFERED
IN THIS STATE.
pounds.
Dealers would L. we'll TO give me call
JAMES BRADFORD.
40. and East Third ST.,
pssA-Esn Wilmington, Del
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
The Charley Ross Mystery,

NEW YoRK, Sept. AT 10 o'clock last
night Superintendent Walling returned
from Philadelphia. He denies that Mrs
Mosher knows anything about the
whereabouts of Charley Ross. In Marcl
last Mrs. Mosher called upon Mr.. Wal
ling and told him thut she believed that
a woman of her acquaintance could tel
where Charley Ross could be found. De
tectives were detailed to watch the
woman, but they reported she knew
nothing about the case.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
Ii. C. BOYER,

Nerrfstown, Pa.
EMR hi. c. BoTER-Dtar Sir: This is to GER
tlty that / have used your Liniment In my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and find Il the best pre-
paratton have ever used On horses II isfar
better than you recommend it Send me i've
cases At once, by express. Z, q. d.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. l37 West slst street New York civ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02
An AinskA Monntain ef Tee Imported
Last January 10 Prepare lce Cream,
Al NeLster's.
Save u dish Mmd Then Oamce
Another aC1.
lp~nt Let tho hay lass without Tom
tng 70 Cresco, aMA Joining IN the
Festivities.
And rou reaMrl0as Old Pop Gsn! Re
member 10 Drlng the Wife and na.
blCn.

"ntm FA>oRirE SLwiNa Ma
rniNI. The chcapcrt ind lrrt
Sewing Machine now inulalactur-
Cd for family use il the Wilson.
W. certainly would ,l~c no other.
II works with equal finility 81
muslin. cloth. cnlnhric. tnrlc,n,,
flannel md leather. II .l,rs not
ln.ral,zc thu spine o. McAr ont the
il.an, WAY, neither docs
ii demand nh incc-rl,n, sioplmgc IT,
find mi where the difficulty Ii. ~.
none exists. There II ~ difficulty
IA run. smoothly anil evenly. hcms.
icIlr. iarl.-. gathcrs and binds. Ii
doc, the finest and most beautiful
work III, cambric and linen. 1t
also Inns tho merit nf being cllrnp.
a. tla,l ~. oihcr iir>t-clnes sewing
machine. II docs not gct ont IL
order. nor break needles, nor rlip,
nor r,,rk.r the cloth. 80 com
l.lr,r In. tie Wilson Sewing Mn.
chime lsrn nlasl,, ~ Il skiliul com
l,inalion u brain nnd mnu.lr. TINT
II l,a- lrtl noiling to Il. desired. :
Machines will ~ delivered III ~.
railroad station IN this county. free
~ transportation charges, II order
~ through 'lr Company Branch
IInit L III ~ 90.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02
Public OplMlon

Why not abolish the President aud
Congress. aud govern the country By .
commission Il independent editors.
[Springiicld l'nion tlter }
II 10 not quito enough for aerrbli.
esn Journals u character anl Influence
70 asaure ~ that the Republican party
can b. trusted 10 elect just s,,yh .
President mex. year ~ Nv, I'hurlow
Weed lcscriLcs--capabIc. experienced
end inAcxibly honcat !" What tho
public M nts 10 know ID whether they
regard M. t;rant ~ dlling tho bill.
aud whether In tho event of hM 70.
nomination d, the party convention
thcy arc ready y support him Spring.
Geld Republican lnl
VI ono thing Mr. Norton aud his
allies may rest assured: That II the
Republicans IN Congress know u NJ
better way % save tho party than b.
leaving broadcast MI over the South
tLc seeds VI anv.Le, civil var. the, bad
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02
t'ernell University.

This institution In New York IL ~
that stats what the State Agricultural
College h ~ Town. liz TRUSTEES have
i like judieipMs course aud rulc ~ "
degrees. steadily refusing ~ gran. my
bus thosa won ia thu University and BY
its students Neither money or fame
procarcs diploma " degrees IN
either. Tho example II wise one
tending u check y great abuse. III
civil life tho l.. L, u. i arc m c,,nllun
A. captains, mnjors. coluncls and gcn-
erals IN military lfc. 80 long NJ tho
MAI il better lhan tho title, the
.itlr i o. very little Importance, Hut
when ,ha title Is conferred upon IN un-
lotteruL blnkacal III honor u ~ ofi-
sialr position that lis ignoranrr and in
competence ha. ,li>grac.i, thu practice
had better hc abandoned
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02

The recent terrible financial convul.
sions In England give tho hard money
newspapers VI tho United States the
delightful opportunity 10 congratulate
the Enslish people on getting back h
u suund basis. The more trade II d.
pressed. the larger tho number Of fail
urea. the more widespread md iutee.
THUS tho loss ii confidence and tho de-
.truc,ion of credit arc. shc moro ar-
rarcntly sincere are the rejoicings
u tho silly op.imists over tho prospects
Ut sound business for the future. II
every man who was In debt should fail
II every business relation WINS broken
up. md II u now deal aud . nov be.
ginning were had oil around. the basis
might b. sound enc for business
alone. Hut how long would i lastf
Tho productive activity u labor, with
tho Indispensable aid u abundant cap.
issl. IL tho only sound basis Of business.
Every single house tha. fails destroys
just that amount Of production. aud
Injuries toj.st that extent the business
and I'll Il its rAmilicatinnv that Il rep.
rcsents. In short. there il something
- riliculuu. In this rnnt about failures
helping " hack 70 . sound basis ol
business that tbs wLolo cry becomes !,
purrils aud absurd ST. Louis bis
patch.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02

As a u tA~ 49, - msA
$3.50 s*4sRA H. *&t#Fs ss@~aA
80 ~ 49, *N@ a A@sWs Namssa
~ #@A4 A@Nst s~##ssA sAsA .sFa -
ea#s - - - sMAAe4uNA - - A.
n - ~ u i s4sssAas 81 wAss
$3.50 .s4a $500 ta#ss NewA - sAFa
- = 81 ~ atess 4~a N**Aa -
ths 4* u CO IS Nfza - y
t4#sV go tstasts Il sht#AWsn
~ i04ass Ne Nc
49, @awsAsar ssssr sN~rHs VI A4s
tss4. $3.50 tst~, = i ~. r#~#tsssaa
y tanssssea ssss ss.sar sA*~ Ass
". - a. ID " hsss rrs.sa sA@~
a. shs ss~sle4a sAs,t eaa~ss ~ ss*
s.nssssivr ~ msas u trea shss u 49,
1 tssas mAss.As shas hs asa ~ IN
shs nersa resvsr hsm seuess TN
Md asvn go, ~ w@~ 4 hs saes y
tsIt shs sss~ "A ~ black assa, a~~i,.
le~ The "a u the latter would have
l,eee maeh harrs~s. I'M asahslvss. sea,
M. Amsssraa lrsan wnala never have
ssisssd 10 shelter him, CT neshsng 10
mere certain than that she seashesa
sasiI.n~vk~aaeNs ~hsrA " s@~ ss~aisis@E
a - mach has W re, IN the Noble
temple whieh gave ~ llamraen. from.
veil, and Maahiagsaa. 1.-The Nation
Ind }
Norton. Il IL sail. proposes II .r,
thu linchback business again. tan h
not understand that more than half III,
Republicans Of the country, and those
Tho best and most conscientious. mr.,
opposed IL him. and would feel out
ragged II he could mcceedy 81. Louis
Democrat Adm.
Secretary Bristow teaches new leo
son 10 executive officers lilo ha,
thrown aside cords that bind officials,
aud steps forth the FREQ and homes,
champion Of the rights " ths Govern
mcnt. Ills example viii arouse the en-
the body Of appoin.ecs 10 their duties
'rhe Treasury Department Is cnfoscinl
the most valuable lesson Of the prcsen
epoch. Elmira Advertiser [ Rep }
~-@
Tho FIRST business of the next Den,
ocra.c House u Representa- tivcs wi
undoubtedly DO 70 repeal the last rcli
of tho salary grab, which raised u
sum paid 70 the President of the Unit
cd State. from $4,000 a year /
|. 600. 600, When Gran. signs that hi
ha viii feel tho rchukc or the swindl
. BY which hc pocketed Sl0o, 900 mer
Tor his services than any other prcsi'
1 dent ever received. [Cincinna'i IN
quircr Dem
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02

During The epidemic Of inter.
mittcntr IN tie Ncs, this srnsn,,.
the Whole immense stock III Ayers
.Agmc Cure became exhausted. and
the producing power oi his I.alnr.
atory was found inadequate ~ meet
the demand. Many who knew In
extraordinary virtues for the cure
II Chill. and Fever, paid cAorbit
mn prices FIR II. This Agnr Cure
il ss'i.l, i, those who use ii. a. never
lail. lscMlcr, II yom must have
medical nil, takc ,hc lrri &C med
icinc. Poor remedies nr dear, ~
good aic clral, Mt my price ,ou
have ~ lny inr them. Ghnrlcr-
lnl Courier
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02
TIT F'FHF 7EFFF ~ KFHF
Al III. Al Al. A Ntalis MIX
ks.ttssse ksssssas Tssas
.lans 4th, In.

ksftssse ks..ssas ~ Tsaas /
lans 4ih. liza
~ III. N Il. 4 Mt 'fnlsl. .hsearaI
n.sn Sshs.-l lasels.sl. ) sAsa,
tim. ssne,, ne VI saas Mt 'nsmiek
lisfsessvts ! and leell.sra, "a the sime
il tn. purchase. that Il ro4tes~ei I'D
saalsges es.r any other sesres In
ressai "A erauems. have NM given
II iais trial, hate cut my hafl,s anil
considerable wheat. and both afc A
heavy ~ sse, saw. aud an It'll using
it, and II has fully .nme ur u IN, ~.
rc.sasicns. am using unl, iwo na.
live Texas horses ~ the Machine. and
the, pull II readily. Myself aud ~"
,nang mpn, Or hess, d. the work u
driving anil binding, and with lie add.
i,ional help IL 4 young lad,, IN c,hrr
driving or shocking. W. clcan the hcll
a. wc ~: ~ that | 4, MI the work with
NY own tamil, u four. III harvesting,
without thu trouble aud expense u
hiring hands
1hr machine does i,s work we'll. an,l
IN punt of economy | consider Il ii.
rerior 10 an, other Machine. In,
insist on 1t, that il il wrongly namci---
i, should br called the wo,nn,,'s friend,
fur, Instead u having Iicll full u
hands for my wife to cook CIR. and NJ
to rny ] W. clean tho field with my own
iaMily 1t four,
Very respectfully,
j. Il. MARVEL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02

And now Chas Francis Adams IL
demolished again. This time Mr.. l..
Avsrill has dono Il. We'll all we've
got ~ say Il. served i'm right for
hs had no business entertaining ideas
that tho ordinary man like our worthy
friond can not comprehend, aud then
10 leave them around loosc 50 that ho
should 6gh, shadows Of his creation. all
tho while thinking he's repeating
son,e thing tina. Chss Francis has
sAid. i really terrible. bat really
these men arr o. much alike That you
c.ull' mt tell one from tho other. II ono
did nj know Little more than the 9TH
o., hut then our man dnn'l think that
Ia tho isoston inan aud the Bes,on
maxwell hos indifferent ahrnt tho
matter ,'n currency, bpth fayer tho
bonlholicrs. taritI. and everything.
away down ~ the question " brains
they're alike, only differing on this ono
question Their known symps.hics
upon other public questions Of tho day
reminds W 81 thu story VI Scotl and
York tvo California miners who after
having been friends for ycsrs finally
quarrsled and became deadly enemies.
Finally o. rival candidates for the Log
islatuss York went ut Il aud told tho
people Of kansa. just what SCOTS
chara Ind been, turning Il over
leaf BY leaf and holding il up 10 the
contcmpt Of his audience. When Scutt
came 70 reply 10 said There's nuught,
gentleman; q shct man has sed NJ
Isn't true, VA run outer Cairo.
] did belong 10 tho regulators; did
desert frcM the army; ! dad leave a
wifs in California. hut there's ons
thing hc didn't charge mo with and
0ayD he's forgotten II. fuk THREE
YHAHs GENTLEMEN 1 WAS rMkT Mans
rAnDNxK.
The truth II not = single nowsparc,
that deals In dcnunciAtiom of Mr.. Ad
ans article IN tho North American Re.
view he's had the honesty to p4Liish 4
siugls sentence from that worry able ana
usaMwerablo argument, and MT q single
ecsibblss who has uycr attempted "a
state Mr.. Adams views In their owl
language has cvcr given utterance 4
any thought u sentiment thu. hit article
could be mado tho basis Of.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02
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sss.*sa. - $3.50 air -
Ae+a i.~Tss III IT, ssssA N~aaA
ss~mMs TN ssAsa44 - IT, - u
hmt~tsa NJ ~ sgsat lAsN's SO
nassas ~ a. ~h~Aa i an'A \. ass
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s~a ! k~~~ h~ ~ shs ssA.s ! M
Ay. ee~sie~Wn. sha, ssssstA'as
skAa ~ss male ~ ssea, ~As
asas ~ The ~ "A ~sa Every
si~e.e thing that ,ua haa aren shss
sestA was msar fs man. | have I
~ ~ ~ EVERY asssele that tsrd
essoaed.
tls ,sOn A nisrsA,ts
rsss rrohl,asnts Law sass | shall
- - what ted created fs man,
-. 1say have ! right y use ~ha'
have ffcm that ted above, beyond
NJ prohibition y restraint 4 any ha
uAa ~. Hut Nc aud abuse ate yer,
Different tAiaes t,'f ccsrse shepherd.
asd hss ~ drm~rau have made re-.
pst,icAn eats singls with shane n
Grants abuse of H. And now YOU
and yesr associates propose - open II,
1ocd gates " whisky upon ,aani
and DID,. } have RICH. 10 use, Ln
not 70 abuse anything. Your lieens,
Nv permits The use but Furnishes III
abuss. We believe gentlemen, tia
this hefs ID free country, land 80 yo'
want free whisky 40 you before ",
can enjoy its freedom, and that ever,
man that behaves himself dcccntly ha
! right 70 wear and % cat aud arinl
What b. tlca.ss. (Exaetly.) And IL
that reason We have adopted that !
our platiorm. (Jcs 70, This II NIL
esnslsasn, that | have 10 say rcsard
ing our platform.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02
l<NEHflEEr.s MILE.
THE srATE ur luNA.t

HE IN ~ III w liNSs
Howard county.
In thu eirsnii raat ii Howard county
State VI iaMa.
Nv virtue III ii special Execution isrnrl
FROM lhc uliiee IL the sltik ~ tie Circuit
Court Of Howard County, flute VI laaa.
IN favor III Levi 4, Ward anl against
Mary Ann Harris aud ! /. tase, June
II, is75. mil ~ me directed commanding
me that Vi tle goods rhaiteis, sinra or In
sstetest la my Company, lshts lie, prnrcr.
IL In the hundr u thiil persons. lnnds nnl
tcnenncnts Which ure not exempt hy Inv
frem rxrcnlipnl III The said Maty Ann llnr-
ris / make Or raurn IL be made the sun, Of
three hundred mil .iNi5..wo dollars unI
ffty nine cents with in,crcAt and cost.
eiyeL upon The following described Nssl
Eslntr, lying and being situated In the
County Ut Howard, and State VI Iowa.
namely.
The south west quarter of seeiinn fifteen
In township ninety i.inr NORTH VI range
fourteen Nest Ut the lib T.. NJ.
And hereby give public nnllee that |
shnll otIer fur sale ~ public cutlery, NJ tle
t'nnrt-hnu-e door IN trc~cn, county u
Howard and State Or Iowa, On
Saturday, JMly 2llh lA10
between the hours VI u clock, a. NJ, md
4 o'clock, Il. A., ~ said lay, sale % COM.
mcMcc III thr hour VI n o'clock. A. ~. u
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May Id, 1919.
Mcssrs. Z. II 4 l., j. Mccormick.
Chicago.
GaNrs:-.l purchased 4 Harvester u
your Agent III Dallas. aud cul 20 acres
with Il, II does splendid work. llave
eu. heavy green Wheat, aud tho work
IL perfect, Elevation IL a~ goot ~ ra',
bc. aud two binders dill tho binding
easily. draft IL light fur two small
mules. Very trul. .oMrs, Nc.,
j. u. STKATTuN.
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We 'lhl the binding IN Mr. stratlon's
machine With caso, and fully endorse
tle above.
q. II. MASON,
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