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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-04
NOT A KNICKERBOCKER.

THE dinner had reached that point at
which it is considered incumbent on the
ladies to retire.
Little Mrs. George Vanderburgh, sole
representative of her sex at the table,
looks dOubtfully across to her husband,
and obedient to the glance Of approval
she sees in his eyes rises to depart. Jack
Raymond, their guest, who completes the
small party of three, also starts to his feet,
anticipating the ponderous movement of
the venerable family retainer and filings
wide open the heavy mahogany doors
through which the little lady must make
her way to the hall Mrs George smiles
at him; then bushes as her small feet en-
tangle themselves in her train and finally
passes through the lofty arch, dragging
foamy pillows Of Valenciennes lace and
azure silk in her wake. Mr. Raymond
gazes after her with stare of admiration
for which he would never have forgiven
himself if it had fallen upon his hostess
fair face instead of her back hair
Jack resumes his place at the others
right hand.
L say, George, where did you find
her? Who is she?"
my wife"
"Obviously; but I don't understand.
When | went to Europe two years ago !
left you lying in an attitude of PROSTATE
alteration at the feetof the imperial Judith
Delmar, belle of the avenue and queen at
Saratoga, with every prospect of an imme-
diate Wedding"
My dear fellow, | got up"
And now | come back and find you
married to an-an angel. How on earth
did it happen? Who was she?"
Jacks enthusiasm is checked by a
warning glance from his host. He looks
up, and his eyes meet the sable counte-
nance Of the ancient servitor of the Van
derburgh family, and discover there an
eager curiosity that even exceeds his own.
Poor Jacob! He has lived with the
family, man and boy, for nearly eighty
years; his reverence for the Knicker-
booker blood is as strong as his faith in
the New Testament, and now in his old
age he is compelled to serve mistress
whose name he does not know. Now per-
haps there is chance that the secret may
be disclosed.
Alas no. George Vanderburgh quenches
his African with glance. Jacob, at
ftend to your business. Put the cigars on
the table, and 60"
= | beg your pardon, George" begins
Mr.. Raymond, as soon as they are alone.
"You need not, Jack Mrs George
Vanderburgh is-Mrs. George Wander
burgh; and for the quidnuncs of society
that is enough. But you, old friend, COM
panion of my boyhood and truest- hearted
men, shall hear the story if you like y
mot unless you like"
"But / do" Then the cigars are
lighted, and the two young men settle
themselves comfortably in their chairs,
the one to hear and the other to tell a
story
Now, Jack, if you have an imagine
ton, fancy how the bones of all my
Dutch ancestors must shake when | an
nounce that the last of their line has
married a woman whose name was Smith
"Smith!n
Either that or none. Do you know
anything of New England, Jack?"
Have heard of the place-a land OF
wooden nutmegs. There is a small set
uement on the coast called Boston, where
the people eat Greek roots instead OF
bread and butter"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-04
gar Duuna Aeaders.
4 DOLLS WEDDING.

SAYS Ivanhoe to Mimi:
1t is our wedding-day;
And viii you promise, dearest,
Your husband to obey?
And this is Minis answer:
With all my heart, my dear,
If you will never cause me
To drop single tear;
eff you will ask me nothing
But what I want to do,
Eli be sweet, obedient,
Delightful wife to you"
Says Mr.. Fenwick, giving
His brown mustache twist:
/ shall command you, madam,
To do whate'er 1 listm
Miss Mimi answers, frowning,
His very soul to freeze:
Then, sir, I shall obey you
Only just when please!"
Says 1yanhoe to Mimi:
Let us to this agree
[ will not speak one word to you
If you'll not speak to me;
Then we shall never quarrel,
But through our dolly-life
I'll be a model husband
And you a model wife!"
And now all men and women
Who make them wedding-calls
Look on and almost envy
The bliss of these two dolls.
They seem so very smiling
So graceful, kind and bright!
And gaze upon each other
Quite speeches. with delight.
Never one cross word saying,
They stand up side by side,
Patterns of good behavior
To every groom and bride.
Sweethearts, it is far better
This truth they plainly teach
The solid gold of silence
Than the small change of speech!
Lucy Lar com, IN st. Nicholas for Nouena5t
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-04

THE production of California marble,
especially in Tuolumne and Lassen Coun-
ties, is growing into vast industry.
Some of these marbles rival those of Italy,
and the price of the imported article has
already been cut down.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-04

CHARLESTON, S. c., figures up $3.50
inhabitants, of whom 32,012 are colored
and "A, 52S whites-an increase of :, 584 in
five years, chiefly Of the negroes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-04

Mr.. Keely hasn't got that motor to
suit him yet; but there is plenty OF time.
If forced to do it, one can put up with
steam-engines until spring.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-04

"A Tennessee girl told a fellow she
would give him kiss if he would catch
her. She ran we'll till she got out of sight
of the old folks and then gave in.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-04

Said a thoughtful editor, when
friend inquired what was the matter with
him: i" | can find no subject worthy Of my
steal -,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-04

Coy. Osborn says that the surplus
Grain raised in Kansas this year, if loaded
in cars, would make train 1900 miles
long.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
wanted, A BIoodless Reaper

We wonder sometimes il the peo-
pie who farm would no, be happy if
some genius who spends his time
constructing and improving farming
implements would devise some imple
ment by which the golden grain could
be gathered into the garner, and the
wheat separated from the chat, with
out loss of human life. 1t is in sing
ular antagonism with the character of
Ceres, the warlike accounts of the
American harvest. Surely if the cla,-
ter Of the reaper would not frlghten
the daughters Of Ves,a far from the
modern harves, field, the sigh. OF
bleeding and mut,la'ed harvrsters.
drenching the crisp s'ubble with their
life blood; mangled almost beyond
recognition in the cruel teeth of the
engine OF destruction that mows
| Town weed and flower and grain and
man alike, would pe'rify the blood of
he peaceful goddess as though she
had gazcd upon some gorgon horror.
Death, refining his old name, hae
hanged his ancient Toast that "he
bears sickle keen" and now z e.
aheld driving some famous Amerca
reaper. We have harmed t. look for
casualty reports from The harvest
field as from tn field Of BATH The
hippant writer's on tie press, with
tina, lofty disregard OF death which
is characteristic OF the men who never
90 in'o danger, make spr ghtly lie rs
about the reaper AID the tufnbli g-rDt
harvest, as the season for cutttns and
threshing thu grain draws neat
The first of the season" IS the uSusi
headiny for the first case Of murder
by the reapers. AMI no one appears
% thiuk anything about it, save
the unfortunate being who falls from
the seat Of the reaper and has his life
gashed and mangled out of him hv
the terrible knives. We taste the
blood of harves. hands in the bread
we eat. The grass and weeds in tn.
fallow field spring greenest by the
stump where the drivers life ebbrd
away. The empty sleeve of the
home-spun jacket is often the mark
of the harvest field, or the threshing
machine. Men, boys and even wom-
en- are offered up as sacrifices to this
demon of the harvest field year after
year. Not a harvest is gathered liz
Iowa that has no, the faint OF blood
on its golden shesves. The Story
county papers have just told US Of the
heroic fortitude of a young girl, Miss
Minkler, who fell from the seat Of the
reaper she was driving and LIST both
her arms by the terrible sickle. 1.-THE
left arm remained attached to the
guards of the reaper bar, while the
right simply hung bv small piece Of
skin. Mss Minkle~'s grea. presence
of mind and knowledge OF physiology
probably saved her from bleeding to
death. She never tainted, but in-
structed her father TO grasp tightly
with both hands the one arm, and the
hired man the other arm, and in that
position rose up and walked across
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1877
.Washingtzn ST.,
CHICAGO
|!As|:l5l|I

me naosi RenotcTasd ispecia1ta Of tbe d1e ~
". treatment NJ ITfF4 IT, CTRDyTr mn
nhIAAkf DISEASES. SEMINAL uFSE
SEsG The result Of early indfserstioDs or
othsr causes. producing Nervousness PIN.
pie. on the Pace. aversion TO soeiety In
CARED sight. Loss Of Memory and 4snbae.a
Permanently enEed, he Cream Of MedIeai
Literature. Illustrated with chasfe en-
not, why. The npeciinrnts - ,nssrrtas
80. nature, Cause and cure Price ~
% .da. vent ia plain sealed envelope. La
80 ts4nirihg AaFgieai a d, medical attend
esai' ~ aJsare, may call or address the doc
an IhtaIids provided with privat. apart
h.n%: BOARD, attendance az. Cure GUAR
s ansa. EnbbeF goods on hand Rupinres
p'Ns&t"Fsy cured. Nfg
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

The following are some additional
facts concerning the riot at the Re
publican barbecue, near Clinton, Mis- d.
last Saturday. A large majority OF
The blacks were armed, having been
cautioned against carving weapons
to meeting. 4 difficulty wholly
unsought by them arose and they
fought only in self def.nse. By FIVE
o'clock not colored man was
seen on the grounds. Armed whites
took possession of the ground at the
same time. A Vicksburg train
brought AIMED men from Edward
and b 'lton. Saturday night FIVE
hundred white men occupied Clin'ou
and there was quiet. Sunday morn
ing a. day-break yicksburgers, two
hundred Of whom were here, COM
menced slaughtering negroes. All
the colored men they could find were
killed in cold blood. Armed bands
we're organized, and secured the
country, and the work of slaughter
went on there. Ii is estimated fifty
men were thus killed in the country
Saturday. The others had to foe to
the woods and swamps for protection.
A complete reign of terror posses
es the county. Colored men for two
days have been hourly arriving and
new outrages. The authori-
lies are utterly powerless to stop The
bands. Governor Ames
,as issued an order commanding the
ioters to dispense. The c,tyis full
Il coIored refugees who dare not re-
urn to their homes. They ask moth
M but protection. Gov. Ames is
ding oil in his power to prevent fur.
her bloodshed. No SheriA's posse
sufficient.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16


Lew Foulke Cedar county
and unknown owners DistrIrt court
~ the NJ section ~, NoTsm Der Term,
Township - n ls-j.
Par &c, Z, west 81 the
5th p. NJ, Cedar r@ga-
~, Iowa
state % lGWa, county of Cedar -: To Levi
Foaike, and auy and all unznosn PER-
kons aiming title 70 the west half oftha
n"fth-e7sst quarter. aud the northeast
quartz Vt ss.tt northeast quarter NJ sec
ton thlEfy %3 in Township seventy nine
- norm 81 rIang three 3 west II the
5tn prtL"srst meridian. situate IN the
CONS - fsl ".73&r Aforesaid:
fau and - rlg Il yuu are hereby notified
that there T. ntsF Oh nte n the office OF the
tIerk NJ fE@ hi trict court Of the county ~
Leasr II fTr@r@lN. p"tIttr" of william II
IuAhaH q t'asn- the title and ssaznegsb{p
In fee -tflt.r Of ne Egr~t half ~ 80 nofth.
east quarter snd the n@EiaEa quarter
% said r2T,h sa.t 4uarte!
ssi2 >eyenty-1 - ~ north Of Ran three
~ vest % '.ts z = pr &c psl merida -}tu
ate IN the comfy q. Cedar fgyssa ii and
containing one hundred ana twenty .rr.s
be the SAM more or less Hv tfrtTle al q
sale Of the same ~ puDIIc tax sai4 On thf.
5fh Of OctJ3er, i>5>, for tt&s Delinquent axtzA
same by the Treasurer ~ said tspuney ia
con tnrmlty WifA the statute r. lne. aid
" iIliam u IItalll rs t@e assst guee ~ line
tax parcia~-e; thsroof, 4" nieh conveyance j.
= -
deeds nf t@r records Of SAID county
And yyl the said defendants ara hereby
required ~ appear a. the next term 81 said
District iflrt and show cause wty v0ur
claim ot tltte 70 the aooye described real
estate sinai not be set aside and be forever
!. barred and foreclosed botn in las aud
equity.
Aud That unless 700 appear AMI defend
on ~ before noon Of the second day Of the
next term Of said District Cont to n4 F,s
gun and held AZ Upton in said count an
the twsnt second day OF November E.75
de!AuIt will be entered against yeB aud .
Of the petitioner.
WILLIAM II. TrTHTLL.
ne foregoing notice having been sub
United " sne, together With the petition
Tue same - hereby approved and ii is OF.
atfsa ma ihN same be published for six
sGecsssiS" N6eEs IN the Upton ApvEpTTsER
Jas. II. RDTHR1CK, Judge
TInt0E. 8 MINT llfF, Is-a =. -
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Public notice IL hereby given that the IN /.
drrsizaEi mas this day bern appointed and
com n i-- Toned hy the Circuit G tnrt af Cedar
G0a nfy. In The state Of Iowa Executor Of
the estate ~ Giarfssa starr deeeasea and
all sf"oEts having claims against aid
estate are hereby notified II flo ft.ra .xStE
tie Clark ~ said court. clearly stated ami
duly sE'r1 -, and sitnIn legal time uT.-
pafAfory - thtIE being allowed or proved
ana persons oy TX said estate are requested
u make immediate payment 10 the under
signed. ana avoid coats
DafssI al Upton, Iowa, this eth day af
August. 4. ID. is-5.
g~fs JoHS <. TrrBILL. Executor
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

4 bI1om country lass drove into
Nuscatlne 5 saturday Morning. SEEING
some Dlg dry OTIS boxes he Il. ug I
they would b- good place to l4ud.
50 she drove up aud plant. d one Of
the supporter, 4 ner two hnnirei
pound on large boxImm-di.tely the
spiiuters few In Ill directions und
'he lady disappeared When she
had been re-cgad Sue vowed she's
"nrver cnme 70 town again"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

70 the travelling public are all the modern
improvements: rock and Gravel Balia.ted
Track, steel rail, rock and Iron Bridges.
Parior and Drawing Room Day Coaches,
smoking and Longing Cars, Westinghouse
safety Air Brakes, Miller'- Pat-nt Safety
.9APith2 and Platforms, Speed, safety and
Absolute Comfort
Running through Five Great States. and
operating over 200 miles Of road, this Com
rauy presents TO the traveller facilities that
Arb NOT and CANNOT be. offered by any
! Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via
this route
II sou Wish the best trayeling aecommo-
datiohs. yea wiii buy your tickets hy this
route, and will take no other.
MARVIN HCGHfrf, WI. zyFwxFrr
ss-s--. .-,,f..a-:.-ae.. 5s-r -.-1s--c- Iys-.
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ID. sa,ns. Journal. sept. s,h. |


rDes Mesnss Journal. Sept. ssh-I
The opinion in the Supreme Court
in the case OF Isaac Brand, Was hied
Yesterday afternoon. II Was very
long and would take At ieast ten
columns of the Journal. We nave
therefore. decided 10 give the ob,n-
i'm entire. which comprises not only
the opinion OF the court prepared by
Chief Jsssice Miller, but also dir
sentinc op Mon OF the other judges.
upon same Of the poin's OF opanloa OF
sse Chief Justice, concise and Ger
r-ct SYNOPSIS If the whole as dieta-
ted hy Judge Gle, which will be
resi by the mass Of our readers. raih-
e. than 50 long m opinion. II y here
t,iyested or ali verhiare. technicssf-
,ies. citations OF authorities and srgu-
Tnenss-
II will be seen the decision oa the
coar, is based wholly upon law and
not ,,poa facts. as has been con-
stsn,ly uasinss med hy the Journal II
waali he. II is q importance IS II
se,tlss questions which have ns
hitherto come before this eaarf.
The opinion q the court Was pre-
pared bv Chisf Iassiee Miller. aud II
slss.
That The .sigsrs 81 the J0ises al
sls.rz;aa az FrankEn township - sssscz
ssa re.rra the iss s-Aas j9ss-s as's.tie1
!, that tawnshfp. a13 lie saosesaea'
varar af them ar tie 5esrs II >1pe'
rssa-s iii MT sEecs The rsss3fsy = ne
ipsx~n-zr
hattie dissrscs csnr1 ID BOT srr
n sassyor ,bxi The fe-ea2z 81 The Grad
5a-r cauls - selected iron iAass sun
-.aues As tssesasa-
Ts, ssnce the ststsse nsis !, the
dat, O. TIE sheriff IL V.ersaa 10 compare
the Isl % rrsni sarsrs 7sie By the
sa6i.ar. and hai expressly sasctsi that
ia. du,y c,ulS 20. be aoae hy the tepu
,r-ft sss fIlersl for the is2uty 70 do
,hs. au,r. s-ch ille.slisy Whistles The
iralc.mert Tais j. TIE precise Poia'
decided in Duttsll vs. tie State, 9.
s-~-,a rss sni the Dssssict Court
therefore erred 10 overriding the mo
ton 10 =, aside the Indictment
TIA, The Indictment does no,
charge an oEenss under section ists. FOR
,hs, I. ,,o.es no. charge that the no1ey
loaned rss sesounsei. TIE ess9rs held
ing tbs, section 80 Ani following Re
vision proscribes the penalty Of ine
not exceeoi-g ten ,huasssi dollars for
the osecse Of loarisx the noosv. While
SECTION .s.3 when properly construed
p.es--ibes Ii. peasGty Of imprisonment
for the losuips the norey Of the state,
and ssiliax "a ses,oc1r therefor. The IN
ste.74,. ia this CAS-. il under section
.a4s x.s d. not chsrrs shs. he &c,
ss,4s~. r,ffsf ., sc~or1, fsr tne uoasy
Rox-As
r. ;-sir.-s,. il Insufficient for
hiatt. fails "a chsr~e the oEeass with
sr+H-;a,. nx-.ieplsrfsv in this. 10 Wit:
I, charges defendant with !oaning 1900.
gsp1 al he nublic money. bat Dies mol
charge 70 whom the same wss losned
r .--.-8a,. -, 49, i..,;,,
a; suy sum to any person. snd that the
defendant Is entitled T. be informed by
the specifications in the indictment to
whom the money was loaned in order
.h., Ia mar Ia ,r.,.,as n aaf.ns him
sen upon Tue ehafs ihaaes anu sis' t"''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed nas this day been appointed by the
Circuit Court pI Cedar County. Iowa. Ell
ecut0r Of the estate Of Lewis kyssr. de-
ceased: and all persons having claims
against said estate are are hereby notified
TO file them with the Clerk of said Court
clearly stated and duly sworn to, and per-
sons owing said estate are notified TO make
Immediate paymsn ut to the undersigned.
Dated at Upton. Iowa. this sth day Of
September, A. j. 1873
3w36 SIX. HEGARTY, Executor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed h ~ this day been appointed By the
Circuit court OF Cedar County, Iowa Ex-
ecutor OF the estate o. JAMS Laaghry, de-
ceased; aud all persons having claims
asai said estate are hereby notified to
file them with The Clerk Of said Court, clear
ly stated nd auiy sworn TO, and persons
owing said estate are mott fed 10 make i'm
mediate payment 70 the untersigned.
Dated at Tiptan. Iowa, this 9th day of
August A. D. ISIS.
5w8 A. W HILLYEg Exe~uto-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
Executors sale.

Notice r. hereby given that the under
rtzbs*i. Executor u the estate Of nenIaFnIu
rfas-of. deceased will sell at pnsiic sale vi
ne ne. court House door, AZ Upton, on Mon
day, sept nth. 1875 al O'Clock D. n, he
north hal Of section %, township ~, rang .
~, ", In Lyon county. Iowa.
Terms made known on dzy ofsate
a. GEO. sFRAsEUR, Executor.
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DIR. C. A. BOHANNAN


mercury. Charges reasonable. Guarantees 10
cure all forms Of "spermatorrhea," or sens
usinai Weakness Ia from 10 weeks time
once No. S1S North Finh street bet WASH
ington ave: Green. ST. Louis, No. Established
In II. Louis In is5-.
HpDr. BE- "Treasise on Special Dises-
ses which fully explains the nature. eauses
tYmpfoms, etc. of 'ssparmatorrhsa = Or
seminal Weakness" Syphilis aud valuable
inforIustion % other dellraie Subjects s.at
iRfE ia scaled E1syeloxe
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
Iowa as Seen by Others.

An editorial excursion from the
extreme east recently passed through
our State and since their return many
letters have been published giving
frs, impressions of the various States
through which they passed. The
editor of the Massachusetts Plough
man thus speaks of Iowa:
Leaving Chicago on Tuesday
morning, by way of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, and the Bur-
lington and Missouri River road,
built chiefly by Boston capital and
owned very largely in that city, one
of the best and most skillfully man
aged roads in the country, our jour
ney for the first day was over the
fat and level prairies Of Illinois, COW
cred with corn and grain fields, and
with herds of cattle, aud over the
gracefully rolling prairies of Iowa
the graudest and most magnificent
farming section Of this country. NJ
one can realize the unhounded posi-
bilities of this great State without =
personal examination. Rich and pro
ductive as the prairies of Illinois are
give us Iowa as place Of residence
Its prairies are of inexhanstitle fer
tillty, its Fl Ids most boundess il
extent, its population and laws. 10 ;
great extent. settled and fixed, it.
natural scenery ever varied anc
beautiful beyond description. it,
market facili les unsurpass. a. on ac
count OF the numerous and LIBERAL,
managed rail Dads, Iowa utfrr> n.
grandest pr.>nec fra ho,ne thu
farmer of any State in the Union
In our burney through this magn f
cent country, slow " and with fire.
qnent stops, to give US an opportun
ity to see and examine the farms o.
The country, we gathered MANY item
Of personal experience from farmer
and resident, with whom We came in
nfact. and W shall take thu earIe,,
opportunity TO 'av hem Def re the
readers OF the Pt9ugimaa. 5"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

P~ll, in3i- sn'Iy resents the tile
OF the "w..sien shoe Of Iowa" and
the wrsth.ui P-lI.caus say that you
can, see pair OF shoes In the streets
Of the city. Bot their back wards
have ..m.l-irns IN en-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
80 Acre Farm for Sale.

Having LEASED ms farm situated miles
northeast OF III ot0n. for IS per acre for
term Of three years, cash rent. | am still
an Si0aS - sell ,he same 81 Die Il to .aid rent.
For further particulars enquire At the post
ONCE in Upton, or Of the proprietor on the
premises.
Sims AIsDP LATHAM