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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-20

Now is the time of the year for pneumo-
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results of predisposition to consumption
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also Rice Il Co., Castleton, and l.. Kellogg,
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BOTTLED SODA WATERS.

The subscriber is prepared 10 MI orders for
Bottled Soda aud Ginger Ale. All orders
promptly nlled and satisfaction guaranteed,
Price 60 cents per dozen, bottles TO be returned
have purchased one OF Puffer new gener-
ators, ana am prepared 10 charge Soda Foup-
tains. Fountains charged and delivered at de
pot for HOO each. "
MY Green House VIII be filled with nlants
this season rs usual.
JOHN ID. STANLEY,
apr2ouom No. 22 Cottage ~.
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Great Sale of Short Horns.

AT the sale of short horns at Vinewood,
in the blue grass region, Kentucky, forty
four native cows and hei.ers brought $751;
2l0, and twenty imported ones $5l, 225,
total for cows of 500, 435. Four native
bulls sold for S1,715, and five imported
ones for Sl2, 300, total for bulls of Sl4,-
OLE. The total for seventy-three animals
was 1894 With the exception of the
New York Mills sale, this is considered the
greatest ever made on our continent.
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Heavy Fall Of Snow.

The first snow storm of the season oc-
Cured at Port .Jervls, N. y, Saturday
night. Snow fell at Cochocton on the
Erie railway growing heavier further west.
At Susquehanna, Pa, it was five inches
deep. A severe gale also visited that Sec
ton Saturday night uprooting trees and
damaging some buildings.
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A Sunday Prize Fieht.

A prize fight took place Sunday morn
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Jack Drummond, of Brooklyn, and Mike
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were fought in fifty-ninc minutes, when
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WILL CURE
SCROFULA.
Scr0fuIOus Humor.
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Cancer, CancerOus HumOr.
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vcgetlne has never failed to cure the most
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MercuriaI Diseases.
The Vegetine meets with wonderful success
in the cure or this class OF diseases.
Pain in the Homes.
III tiilS tDHDlulnU lHt NtbtllUt IL Tue great
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salt Rhcunl
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Reason should teach us thta a blotchy, rough
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II Vegetine is taken regularly, according to
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Faintness ut the stomach.
Vegetine is not n stimulating bltters which
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Female weakness.
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General Debility.
In this complaint the good effects OF the Veg
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-11-11
JUDICIAL ORDER.
Times Of Holding Courts In the
Aah Judicial Dist rtca Of nOwa.

In pursuance Of the provisions of the
Statute in snch case made and provided,
it IL hereby asdssei tn.i he terms of the
District Court for the sth Judicial Dis
trict IN the State al laHa, for The wears
1876 and 1871. shall he hsll 4, the times
and places following, to vii:
At Iowa City, in the county Of John
son, on the first Monday In January and
the first Monday in Iuue,
At Marengo, in the county of Iowa, on
the first Monday in February aud the
first Monday in September.
At Toledo, in the county of Tama, on
the third Monday IN February and the
third Monday in September.
At Vinton, in the county of Benton,
on the first Monday in March and the
first Monday in October
At Marion, In the county Of Linn, on
the third Monday in March and the
third Monday In October
At Upton. in the county Of Cedar, on
the first Monday In May, and the fourth
Monday IN November.
At Anamosa, IN the county of Jones,
in the third Monday in May and the
second Monday IN December
And 1t is further ordered that the
terms OF the Circuit Court in and for
SAID sth judicial District, for the years
1876 and 1877, shall he held at the
times and places following. to wit:
At Iowa City, In the county of John.
son, on the third Monday in March and
the fourth Monday in September.
At Marengo, in the county Of Iowa,
on the third Monday in April and the
third Monday in November.
At Toledo, in the county Of Tama, on
the first Monday in May and the first
Monday 10 December
Al Sinton, in the comfy Of Benton.
on the third Monday in May and the
third Monday in December.
At Marion, in the county of Linn, ON
the first Monday in January and the
frs Monday in June.
AT Upton, IN tho county OF Cedar, on
the third Monday in February ana the
fourth Monday in August.
Al Anamosa, In the county Of Jones.
on the first MONDAY in March and the
second Monday in September
Given under our hands at Vinton,
this 18th day Of October. 1919
JAS II R0THROCE,
Judge Dist Court 9Th hist.
JOHN McKEAS,
Circuit Court s,h Judicial Circuit.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Sophia y. Con kiln. plain District Court
tiS against Mary Caroline OF
Rariden Henry G Rsrl- Cedar county.
den and James RAri1ea. IorA.
JY, heirs 81 lar OF James Novem her term
RArid~n DECEASED. 1876
To the above named defeadAht<:
VOC are hereby notified that there II nov
on die u the once oftSe Clerk Of the Dis
tsicf Court. Ia aud for the county Of Cedar.
In the state OF Iowa . petition Of Sophia
r.. Lonkiin, plaintiff. asking thst her title
70 the following described real estate naAy
be qufeted. viz:
81 me-. and nv nes& ~ Sec. p. TIP -
R L. " $40 p. NJ. and thai the defendants be
forever bArred and stopped from having or
clAi m ns aRy right. title or Interest sher~i n
Now unless you aooeH 10 said petition
and defend thereto ae or before noon of the
second day of the next term Of said court
to be begun aud held at Upton. in said
count on the al das of Spyesn Der. ISIS.
default will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon IN accordance
With the prayer OF said petition.
PIATT 4 CARR.
Att Us for Plaintiff.
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The Annual Meeting Of the Eas-
tern Iowa Horticultural Society, will
be held in the city Of Clinton, on the
FIRST Tuesday in December, and con-
,inue for three days. Many eminent
Horticulturists have already consent
ed to prepare essays and be present
1t the meetings.
1t is expected that all the railroads
in the State will make . liberal re-
duc,ion in the price of fare. All in
terested in Horticulture are cordially
invited TO be present. The officers
are DR. John Ennis, President, Suel
Foster. Vice President, W. Thomp-
son, Secretary, Henry Strohm, Treas
JUROR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-11-11

Museatine has $4,000 subscribed
for the water works now,
The apple crop Of Dallas county |
will aggregate abou. 10000 bushels
this year.
The locals Of the Council Bluffs
Globe and EonpareH are going to
have . walking match.
Des Moines has subscribed already
el2, 900 out Of the $50, 900 needed to
buy the State Fair grounds.
The Wapsllo Republican doesn't
think there il any difficulty in seeing
that the coming Senator is McCrary.
Immense beds of green, yellow
and red ochre, Of very superior
quality are found in the vicinity Of
Csnterville.
In Clay township, Hardin county,
the people held an election to decide
Who should be represented as post
master. Six candidates presented
their claims, among them Miss Carrie
Evans. Sixty ladies voted, and near
ly-all cast their votes against their
sister, electing . man to the position.
They are taking out 500 tons of
coal daily from the mines of Boone
county. 1t is estimated that the
amount mined and sold during the
year 1878 from al the mines in the
county will aggregate fully l25,ooC
tons. which, 1t the average price o.
&4,O0 per ton, amounts to half mil
lion OF dollars. A veritabls Black
. Hill.
4 How they are going to be married
in Washington. The County Press
tells this story: "A reckless boy
threw . turnip on the stree. the
other day, and the glsncing, ricochet.
} ting missile hit seven bsidegrooms
asd Eve fellows that are engaged,
while it scared many brides and
more who would like 10 be married"
Fish Commissioner Shaw desires
the papers Of Iowa to notice that
3OO,OOO California salmon are now
J Matching and will be ready fc. dis.
tribution 10 sixty days. Those who
intend to secure porti m Of the
young fry will do we'll to attend to
the matter At once by corresponding
with Mr.. Shaw at Anamoss. The
prompt transfer Of the salmon is
: made necessary in order that
more room may be afforded
ed for tho 10000 white fish and
100000 lake trout spawn now being
placed in the hatchery.
Two years ago the people Of Jone.
county we're induced to give ,hei,
support TO the party Of reform,
which was to be 80 very much better
than the Republican party had been,
or could be. Twenty-Five months
experience Of the new regime has
served to open the eyes Of said PEG
pie somewhat. They now find tina,
whereas there were 5000 in the
County Treasury, and not = county
order unpaid, when the /" Anti-Mo-
nops" went into power, now the
Treasury is empty, the 5000 all
gone. and debt Of just that amour,
accumulated, besides I'll 900 more 10
unpaid claims that tbs Board of Su-
pervisors were compelled to audit At
their last meeting.
The investigsaing committee Of the
State Reform School have finally re-
ported to the Governor. They re,
port great insuficiency Of food and
brutality of treatment; that the in
mates we're nearly starved, imprison-
I'd 10 filthy dungeons, aud terribly
whipped. They recommend an en-
tire change Of the management, the
ats ton Of 90 real punt, bmeas,
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ard the establishment Of . 5 ate
Board Of Charities. vita free acc -,
=: .n s:mee IN the State institutions.
The report b strongly against the Nc
Carly nanagemeet Of the institution
and sus,ains almost everything that
Vas charged, even by the ElioFa
Ledger. We sAall probably next
hear counter from the Trustees
Three chaps recently got On the
Mort hwestern 1t Dunlap bound for
Boone. They had one ticket be-
tween them, but il was . through
ticket from Council Bluffs The
Democrat OF Boone, says they man
aged it thus: The one who held the
tickle, sat in the front end OF the
smoking car. The second sat in the
center OF the car, and the third In
the rear. When the conductor came
along and took up the ticket, giving
q check therefor, the FIRST man, g
soon - the conductor passed on, At
tsched the check to string that VAS
running through the vindov outside
the car, on TO the window Of the
second man, Who pulled il in, and
when the conductor passed on the
ticket Was sent ont OF the window
again 70 the third man. The game
vas successful
Commenting upon the suggestion
made by the Hank Eye some weeks
ago, endorsed by the Gazette, in favor
Of better pay for the Judges Of our
State Courts. the Clarinda Herald
says:
A case in point il that Of Judge I
Sampson, now member Of Congress
for the 9th District He had been .
Judge of the District Court for
MANY years-was acceptable TO the
people and the bar-uas thorough ly /
vas hooess and upright,
md 50 universally esteemed that be
might have remained on the bench /
until old age alone incspacitsted him
for the position. But bis salary
after deducting bis expenses for board
md travel, vas less than that of
most second-nte lawyers, and be
Ieft the bench simply because be
could not afford to remain on it and
10 Justice to his family. The raising
IF Judges salaries must come or the
bench he occupied BY men whose
alen,s will not give them living in
be ordinary Practice Of the legal
profession.
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1 nr vtrtDe ola general kxeeotseA - me d.
rxes<, .hgret srosn the oors - ~ Cexk q
sc Tsrcais Coart. in and for tDe cs1nfy q
r.ter "a assse 81 sown~sn Swcs 81 >. 4
HrrIbUr r 4 Co aRd against A. 9 ONO and
Garrs ono have levied 1poe The follow
tag property - the psogs1y Ct sne ssso A.
n ONO SxraA ONO To- III.
TIC north sAAs quarter - Also ne - IA
vesr quarter a. and the $50 theAsi uartsf
a. al IN secston nuMeer tnirsy-n1 -
num c<Y fwo - west Of the sSh r. NJ, con.
talnfre fyur hundred and eaxn;y eSrsA
sitaas~1 i'm Cedar county. Iowa
Ard shall osYer the same foy sale ~ the
Ccurs H.use door. in the town Of Upton. In
aid County on ssf1rdsy TIE -th DAY q
November A. n. ls-s. 81 one 2 canrk. p. m
OF sxsc sAy, 20 satisfy sAsd kxs~ssfon And
coats TAI mar accr1e fhereon-
Dated this sd day Of October. A. d.
1874
JOHN ID. sHEAREA
sherry Of Cedar county iowa
Per A. b. MAYNARD. D%pusy. <vs
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NEWS AND NOTES.

One Republican Congressman is
saved in Mississippi after all.
The Republicans got the Governor
and Legislature in Wisconsin.
There was an earthquake shock in
Kansas and Western Missouri, Mon
day.
Henry Ward Beecher 10 engaged
for lecture at Omaha on the 18th Of
January.
The official canvass of the recent
State election gives Kirkwood, for
Governor, 3l,745 majority.
The Republicans Of Kansas, at the
recent election. carried oil the coun.
ties in the State except three.
The official canvass of the Pennsyl-
vania election gives Hsrtrsnf,, Re-
publican, for Governor, l4,5l0 ma
jority.
by the laundering Of the steam
ship Pacific, ON the Oregon coast, re-
Gently, 10, persons persisted, mostly
residents Of the upper Pacific coast
region.
Another ocean horror comes in the
news Of the loss by Ere Of the steamer
Waco, off Galveston. A crew o
thirty, and twenty passengers ar,
nearly al among the missing.
The Republicans will have seven
teen majority on joint ballot in th.
New Jersey Legislature, which in
sures Republican United State,
Senator as Mr.. Frelinghuysen's sue
cessor.
Mississippi was carried BY the Demo
Gratis, though it has Republican ma
jority Of $4,000. The colored voter
preferred under the circumstances
to stay at home. Such is the eficien
o. of ku-Klux campaign work.
The Centennial Exhibition will b.
opened Oh May 10Th, 1876, and re
main open every day, except Sunday
until November 10th. There will b
. fixed price Of 80 cents for admis
sion to all the buildings and grounds
The report that General Babcocl
the Presidents Private Secretary,
and Orvillc Grant, have been indict.
ed It st. Louis in connection with
the revenue frauds Of the whiskey
ring, 10 without the least foundation
A politician in high standing aud {
leading editor says that six States. il
the West and Southwest, will instruc'
for Judge Dillon for President mex
year. He says, moreover, that NJ
other man 10 the nation has now %
good Z start.
The new school law Of Tennessee
SAYS that for the same service female
s,hool teachers shall have the same
wages - males. "Men and brethren,
says the State Register, "supposing
We 20 At il and work Iowa up to .
civilization a. high ~ that Of Tonnes
~" rr
Al was first expected, the Demo
,rats, not the Republicans, elect the
state ticket in New York. They do
{ however, BY less than ten tbous.
q asiority agsinst fesey thousand
a. yssrsgo, add q the same time
- the Legislature, il both braaches
which there il . Repablicaa ma.
fity. !
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THANKsGIVING DAY.
BY he Governor Of tie STATE Of Io,c

BY ne Gorernor Of The STATE Of Io,ca
A PRocL AVIATION The receding days
Of Autumn are bringing Us near the
close of another year Of toll, OF harvest,
and of fruits. 1t accordingly becomes
US again to bow reyerently in the pres
ence Of the Author Of Life and its bles-
sings, and return thanksgiving and
praise for the abundance with which the
year has beea crowned in our State, and
throughout the Nation. Referring.
therefore, to the Proclamation of the
President Of the United States, designs.
ting THURSDAY, tie a5,h day Of No.
vember, az the National Thouksgiving,
1 commend its recomn enda.ions to the
people OF Iowa.
We Of this State should especially lift
our hearts to God in tnankfulness tha1
in the past year We have been exempted
from the soourge which threatened oul
harvest, and wasted the fields Of som
sister States and Territories during tn
previous two years. BY the blessing o
Providence the cause Of this desolation
compelling the people in portions of tn
West to seek aid elsewhere, to whic
the citizens Of Iowa made generous cor
tribution, has been removed. We shout
still remember, however, that we hav
the poor with US always Let US, Their,
tore, 10 the observance of our Thank
giving ceremonies. give to our prayer
and praises . practical application b
contributing something from our sbun'
ancs TO those Of our neighbors who
misfortune. or, perhaps. improvidenc
has reduced TO want.
In testimony whereof, have hereun
set my hand and caused to
affixed the great seal of Il
State Of Iowa.
Done at the city OF D.
Noines, the seat of governmcl
of the State. this third day
IL >, November, in the year Of 0,
Lord one thousand eight hu
dred and seventy Ave, of Il
independence Of the Unite
{ States the one huRdrsdih, 81
of the state Of Iowa the invent
ninth.
By TIE GOVERNOR
G. G. CARPENTER.
JOSIAH T. YoCSG,
Secretary OF State.
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OLD NEW YORK.

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PROBATE NOTICE.

E.ls:e OF Hans Petersen. deceased
The state OF Iowa. Cedar ceanty 90.
To waom IL may concern.
Yoa are hereby notified that the anal re-
port Of Petr.n Envsrs- legAtee Of said estate
in now on die In the ofis-- of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court and that this February
term OF the Cirrait Court Of said county.
co IN mencing on the third Monday. iSsh dAy
Of fsorrzry. isrs. has been set IS the time
for dnAl hearing in said case at which
time all persons interested may appear
and show cause why said Administrators
should not be discharged
?1S W. H.yAN NESS, Clerk