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BOARDING.
SlSGLE LODGING ROOMS, so cents per night,
- or from q 10 IS per week: BOARD or ME- AIS
at reasonable rates, at No. ass Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. aoAD-2ms
COUNTRY BOARDISG.
~ Rooms large; good water, and shade abun.
dsnt: Address JOHN s. LUPT0N,
spl2 I'm Winchester, Frederick 90. Va.
DIEAsANT ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD can
4 De obtained at OO9 Maryland avenue, g. mod
crate rates, In q private family. marN Avs
k'OR RENT-Very desirable newly furnished
u hOOms, With FIRST class Board, at low rates,
third door north 81 y street, Cos Rsh st north
west Transient Board. feb76 9wH
NJ lLLlkEHS HOTEL, CoraW lDtS sad Il sss
Avenue, Z, 9th and 18th street cars.
Transient Board a per day.
NO OAR. declO-tf
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row in use. This is abundantiy shown In
the experience OF both the 9th and nth street
lines, where single horse pulls a loaded car
on the smooth concrete pavement of each of
those streets. aud up much heavier grades
than are 10 be found on the Avenue between
the points Eaned. II is clear, therefore, that
a rough pavement is not a necessity in doing
the business OF the Avenue company over
that portion of It's line On the other hand, y
IL is the opinion of many persons well quail
ined 10 judge that a concrete roadway be-
tween the tracks would not only answer all
purposes equally well, or better, but be &C
tually easier on the horses than the abom-
instion now tolerated. But whether this be
so or not, the main thing is TO secure a
uniform presentable pavement for the whole
street, without break or flaw, and TO put all
interests involved In the expense of the work
upon precisely the same. footing, and these
points, we submit, ought to he attained, no
matter what influences may be arrayed on
the opposite side.
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II Is understood that a vigorous effort will
he made IN behalf OF the Washington AID
Georgetown Railroad company, TO the end
that II may be allowed TO retain the cobole-
Stone nuisance now laid between aud on the
outside OF Its tracks, In the event OF Penn.
syivsnia avenue being repsved bet xeen the
treasury and the Capitol, under tue bin
wnlcn recently passed the Senate. IL would
De great outrage, alike upon property hold
ers on the street, the public at large, and the
government Itself, II this effort were allowed
10 prevail, either through the action OF the
House or that OF the commissioners named
In the IN. There Is no grade within the
limits named that cannot be overcome as
well with a smooth pavement as with the
gousl, airty and unsightly coeble tones
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ST PER DOZEN BOTTLES!
GROUNDS FOR INVESTIGATION
LET CONGRESS SEE TO 1T.
CINCINNATI La GER BEER,
81 PER DOZES
This superior Beer, IN stone Jugs, delivered at
just received
f fSsSGkE ss? spsk sPa fSsT AlE,
BASS ENGLIsR ALE.
.r.2-tr FINE GROCERIES, 1sis Psnns Az.
CHEESE ChEEsE: CHEESE!
We are receiving direct from some Of the largest
coDsigumerts q full CREAM OHEEsE, of very
ne quality, which we nffeI to the trade st rs pv
prices the same be pure hs' ed in New York
City or Baltimore. Please examine our stock before
p o- hfs,R BARRON Hamilton.
1t Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers
uANs YOUR UMBBELLAs AND PARA -
II SOILS ooVkHEO AM Nh R EPGsks!' st6fs
sp2lsw' 425 18th St, above Penns. ave.
WALL PAPER & WINDOW SHADES
The hue.t and largest STOCK, including all the
novelties in deco, atoms, and prices lower than
any store in the city Si e tSqsd ia 9th stree.
~The best workmen tmplOyed and Satisfaction
guaranteed. sp1l In
BCKCHELL'o
SPRING LEAF TE5,
AT CTS. ABOUND.
More than 80 900 PARCELS SOLD at
ap1l-st 1892 STREET.
Mnai- UPkNING TO-DAY, @H
TQW fun line. 2, CLOVIS i. Black lj
cellent 2 button GLOVES at q; 3-button, o. IS.
MAYS PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT,
sp2.n 929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A X SHEPHERD co.
No
and az sS ss.s Ssy s Be-
49, 0ASht 6sRsIea assi AGES 2@&
AVID second hand, Of my ovn and other makers,
which an offering at greatly reduced prices 1
to- s. which viii compare with an, made here s or
elsew here. AlFo, large assortment Of light Road
Wagons, Brewster and other patterns.
ks''irins promptly '''c Joss Fl BRIDGET,
at20 st 1905 Pennsylyania avenue.
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
sss PKNxsYLvANIA AvENUR,
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF THEIB
CELEBRATED DOUBLE YOKE SHIRTS
As FOLLOWS:
Quality No. l. 81 %; Formerly snM.
.. $500; SNM.
s. $500: snm.
$500; ss@.
GENUINE MIIWAIkEE BKER
81, In CHEFS ss.si! J, S ~ e. .,,..,,
pAeIURAGE-PAsTUR FOx COWS and
street. GsOrsstosh. fsym;nt required IN ID.
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| UABER! LUABERl
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICKa

MUST SELL AID WILL SELL.
yIR0IHIA BOARDS, good, BIS per n
.ySiST md soAHTLIHG, q nsnsths and sisss,
SIDING, $50 psr u. formerly $50.
aoop yfsaiIf fi y Fi tS5%sIE ~ Sas ,sr.
CnDAR POSTS, 30 and 80 cent?.
All other kinds Of LUMBER Dressed or Roush
- Les than market prices. a small lot of OAK
Ash and VAIN UT that viii ell ct one half ths
Az Lii CALL WILL SECURA EAR
GAINS.
01o108 II. JOHNSON,
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DH'LADELPHIA BXHiBIpION.

DH'LADELPHIA BXHfBIBION.
CROSSE . BLACKwELLH
pURE PICKLES in malt Vinegar.
RICH SAUCES for Fish, Meat 4 Game,
DOTTED MEATS and FIaH,
GEHuINE MUSTARD
SUPERIOR Malt VINEGAR.
IAms. JkLLIEs MlsMALaDKs
TABLE DELEGATES aIr displayed
Il iE thv AGRICULTURAL Hall, where inspection is
class qrocerrs in the Uni ed 81 saes and Car.
AGA Every genuine article is labelled.
CROSSE BLACkW ELL.
L6Nnt0s 10 lie ''FH' ''n ar! S SS.,6a
OPENED THIS DAY.
plaid ard striped DRESS GOODS, at IS, 80 SIX, as
- aid ga cents c. ntrssiDg shades; very small
BLACK SILKS. from 8, cents to $3.50.
A. srsdts BLACK CAsHhEBE, TAMlSE,
EENRiETTA CLOTH, 60 DRAP D'ETE and
Bs d. me Plaid GREsApINEs. in Black,
BroF ard Blue SILKS, at 81 IS and 81 50.
o. zeH C0RSsTs, at IS cents; worth 81;
f.nosom' g DDS, from 81 to 81; ali new goods.
ven Cb' ap.
CAssIMERES and SUMNER CLOTHS for men
Src Us; Navy Blue Yacht CLOTH: Table DA-
MASK; NAPKINS; TOWELS: Linen SHEET
Il ard Pillow LlNkE. Iull stock. at prices
WARRANTED please. DOMESTIC GOODS 81
agent 5 prices.
Remember the location.
W VI. BROWN,
sp22-tr No 3I4 5Lh street, ne n Penn. ave.
NEW GOODS. LOW PRICES.
100 Lew ParizoIs. from ell so TO a.
LOO pieces Striped and figured PercA'es at l21.c,
20 pieces Pscnc Lawns, stl2xc
New Dress Goods, from l5c. TO 500.
spenoid bargains in Black Silk, at 81, o. IS aud
SlJO.
Plain Brown and Lead c0lOred Silk, at n Is and
al.50; very cheap
White and Colored Mstting, at Is, 80, aud $40.
Splendid Black cashmere, at 76c and 81.
Black L. ce sacQues, IS to $40
New York finished W bite Shirts, at 81 Is.
Frank Leslie Out Paper Patterns.
GEO. J. JOHNSON Il Co,
ey2 60 I'll Market Space.
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IOHs nIlCHELL.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

Receiving new supplies daily. FANCY DRE-e
GOODs arriving IN all the pew .brics and styl-s
fhelsrsest aud che spest stock Of BLACK SILKS
MOHAlhs and aLPACAs % he found IN the city
w. w. BURDErrE q co.
No. Gas I'm street Nc.
msrn-u No zoe street u. q.
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-Utdi hfIIOUHI ItdIIZtI HUM kucI
Idles OF laNdtlOl.. -...-...Sl,t III oil
But II is not our purpose 10 enter into a
discussion of rates OF taxation; but, In gen.
eral terms, To protest ssinst a general per-
sonsl tax as al unwise measure TO adopt
where the migratory proportion OF popuIa-
lion Is so large, and where the condition and
circumstances surrounding ald attending
life, and which enter into the question of
taxation are abnormal, aud not 10 be found
existing elsewhere on this continent.
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PERSONAL.

A LADY Pos SESSING A FINE mEZLO-SO-
hPBANu VOICE desires a fret class POSITION
In a Pr testapt Qusrtette choir is now holding tn.
position OF sopraI L. ons OF the prominent Episco
pal ckurch.s IN Ph,la elphia, wnere she has been
engaged for the pas Hour years cha of residence
to The Dist let being the cause OF leaving. For par
tlculars and references address Mrs. GEORGE W.
ROSS, 923 wallace street, Phils, After May list
Box $50. GEORGETOWN, O. apl7-u
NE: ROBERTSON can be consulted every
u "wednesday and Saturday punctuslly at his
Once 4 "a 10th street northwest from 10 9 D M
R. adj his card under Medical notices. ap7-2s
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SOuTH WARRINGTON DRY GOODs.-
- Write Corded Pigues At 1870 beautiful OOlrsd
Figured PiQues ~ i5c.: White Goods, such as Mar
s-illes Plsid stripe, and Plain hsnsooks: vtctgfa
Lawns and Csmbrics, from pc. 20 goc.: ztd0 yads
hamburg Edet. gs from TO 6Dc per ysrd: Sprng
'ttes Goods, Plaid, Plain, asc Striped, from Ike
soc A.; he best Csc. and size. Black Alpacas IN
Town; all numbers up 20 T5c Spring Oassimers,
Tor buys and gents, Csc 70 sl another lot Of t,ss
&c kids Agency Tor Nine DemOres. JOS
BAILEY, corner 7th ard r sts southwest api-t
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TOR SALE why Iowa desirable six room
Il FRAME HOUSE on 9Th st. northwest; water In
Price only S1Nc0-ysrs cash, balance monthly. &.
4. R0ARxR, SIS ia u; lRspl aDl9 e
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LOST AND FOUND.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -rnis is
u 60 give notice that have lost or mislaid ON <
eBARE OF WAsHINGTON CITY ST STK,
number $50. value 500 tseven hundred doliar.',
terms ,pe.i6ed By law. Said certificate was issued
On July I'd, 1854.
MARGARET WARD,
FRANOlS r. DRAIN, Attorney
Washington, ID. O., April 18th, 1876 apis cot
I OsT-A NOTE for 1000, drawn By Joha u.
~ Greer, ct Washington, ID. c., pril ., lTs, pay
two years after date, with interest ct ten csntuu
per annum, payable semi annually. The isdebted-
ness evidenced By said note having been lily PAID
diecharged and satisded. the note IL of no value
The Under will please return 10 WIN. ST tOKHEY
or 0kO. b. Plant, Trustees. Washi ,gton, Oh
w. mAx16-eo1oti tmay4r
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BANKERS.

PUTS, CALLS d SPREADS
On ell the Active STOCKS Of best market rates
We advise when and how % % PKRArk s.FFLy foos
giving iu Information on sTOcN PsIvTLFSEs, sent
nee. Address orders % mail and teleers 81
BAXTER a Co,
BkNKEhS fND shOEEhS,
nsrzst.ths&Kiy IrwAu stress Rev York.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-02

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County
~ Of Goodhue, IS. In Probate Court.
Special Term. January Is, 1875.
In the matter of the Guardianship of
George Bixby, a minor:
On reading and fling the petition of
Susan j. Bixby, guardian of the person
and property of George Bixby, Of said
county, a minor, for license to sell the
real estate Of her said ward; and it ap-
pearing from said petition that it is
necessary and would be beneficial to
said ward that said real estate, or part
thereof, should be sold;
It ia ordered, that the next of kin of the
said ward and all persons interested in
the estate of said ward shall appear be-
fore said Probate Court, at the Probate
Office in the city Of Red Wing, in the
county Of Goedhue aforesaid, on the
Eleventh day of March, A. D. 1876, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause why license should not be grant,
ed for the sale of said real estate.
And it is further ordered, that COPY
of this order be personally served on
the next Of kin of said ward residing
in said Goodhue county, and on all per-
sons interested in said estate, at least
fourteen days before the hearing of said
petition US aforesaid, and by the pub
LEGATION thereof for four successive
weeks in the GRANGE ADVANCE, a
weekly newspaper printed and publish
ed at the city of Red Wing, in said
Goodhue county, the last Of which pub
locations shall be at least fourteen days
before said day of hearing. Dated,
January 25th, 1876.
By the Court, N. 0. WERNER,
lows Judge of Probate.
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For the Advance.
Maiden Rock,

A legend. and this is share
Which the dusky sons of the forest bear,
Of noble rock suspended DER
Fair Pepin Lake with ceaseless roar,
The silvery wave, with ebb and flow,
Plays ever the same as years ago,
When maiden urged by deep despair,
Gained the rocky ledge-and there,
10 escape her fate and wed brave
She could not love, she sought grave
In the waters, which, since childhood days
Had been her Joy aud delight to praise.
An instant in air. then DER the place
Swept coming wave and left no trace
OF the weary heart gone far away
To the land Of the Spirit Great to stay.
The guests had assembled, the brave, the fair,
To witness the union Of the plighted pair,
The flying form with awe they view.
Mark the plumage mid waters blue,
There rose from the throng mingled wall
Of frenzy wiid-Ah sad the tale
Of the grief some bore till life was done
And they passed to the bourne beyond the
sun;
While the rock still bears the name they gave
Of "Maiden Rock" the Maiden's G,ave.
Mr.. K.
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA,Coun
Oty of Goodhue- In Probate Court.

0TATE OF MINNESOTA,Coun-
.Dty of Goodhue- In Probate Court,
In the Matter of the Estate of James
Arden, Deceased:
On reading and fling the Petition of
Eunice B. McGin.y, widow of said de-
ceased, representing among other things
that she is the only creditor Of said de-
ceased, and praying that a time and
place be by this court appointed for the
hearing Of the claims of said widow
against the estate Of said deceased.
1t is ordered that her said claim and
said petition be heard before the Judge
OF this Court, on Monday, the Seventh
day Of February, A. D. 1876, at ten
o'clock a. M, at the Probate Office in
Red Wing, in said county.
Ordered, further, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs Of said deceased,
and to all persons interested by publish
ng copy Of this order, for three sue
cessive weeks, prior to said day of hear
ing, in the Grange Advance, weekly
newspaper printed and published at Red
Wing, in said etxenzs.
Dated at Red Wing, January IL,
1876. N. 0. WERNER,
l4w5 Judge Of Probate
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He now starts for Red Wing, then
called some % miles, for the pur-
pose of procuring provisions, cook
ing utensils, etc. Five days pass.
our pioneer is seen returning, bend
ing low beneath his heavy burden,
consisting of one-half a sack of flour,
kettle, a tea-kettle, coffee pot,
trying pan, etc., all strapped on his
shoulders.
Thus situated in his log cabin, en-
joying all that is to be enjoyed un-
der the circumstances, we will leave
him for the first year Of his loneli-
ness. In July, 1857, we find him
laying off the town of Wannemingo,
so called from the name of an Indi-
an woman who died by the hand of
a rival lover. On the 18th Of the
same month a post Office was estab-
lished, and the following August a
store house was erected and filled
with goods. But just then the fnan-
cial world revolutionized and the
crash that shook the commercial
sphere fell upon Minnesota like a
volcanic eruption, and the bright
hopes of thousands were buried be-
meath the rushing torrents. But
those dark days passed and many
now are reaping bountiful harvests
from the persevering labors of our
early pioneers.
Lou. A. SAMMERs.
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his city again on February 25th:

thls CITY again on FeDruary 18TH:
We the undersigned; business men of
Eau Claire, hereby lend our names to
assist what we believe to be a leoiti-
mate enterprise-the erection of an In
Urinary and Turkish Bathing Institute
in our city by DR.. H. S. Humphrey,
who has been a resident of our city four
years. DR.. Humphrey is a straightfor
ward, honorable gentleman, a thorough
physician and surgeon, and in every way
a man upon whom the public can rely.
Thompson & Miller, druggists.
VIM. T. Galloway, NJ. D.
J. S. Smith, lumber.
H. Schlegelmilch, hardware.
B. j. Churchill, 60. Treasurer.
Dewitt G. Clark, banker.
F. w. Woodward, First National
bank.
H. G. Putnam, land agent.
Cousins g. Hoyt, lawyers.
Bailey & McCaslin, lawyers.
M. D. g. E. NJ. Bartlett, lawyers.
Ellis e. Davis, lawyers.
Ellis & Moser, attorneys.
Stillman g. Edwards, attorneys.
Meggett g. Teall, lawyers.
Alex. Kempt, Secretary Eau Claire
laundering Co.
G. r. Gleason, City Clerk.
E. H. Playter, City Treasurer.
Platter g. Co., druggists.
John B. Bachmann, clergyman.
Jno. Hummer, Business Manager Eau
Claire Free Press.
F. R. Skinner, M. D.
Stephen Marston, (Hon.)
VIM. H. Lockwood, clergyman.
G. E. Porter, President Northwest
ern Lumber Co.
G. A. Burlington, City Mayor.
Chas. J Cooper, printer.
Hon. H. L. Humphrey, Hudson, Wis.
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For the Grange Advance.
Wanamingo, It's Early History.

Early in the month Of May, 1886,
might have been seen a lone pioneer
leisurely winding his way up the
Zumbro river in search of a new
home in the far, far west. When he
came where the river wound it's rip
pling waters through a beautiful
grove, he paused to contemplate
the lovely and romantic scenery
around him. The waters of the
Zumbro were swiftly passing over
the shining pebbles, murmuring a
song of praise, such as is due from
nature to natures God.
Our hero stopped, motionless, lost
in meditation; the past, the present
and future all passed before him in
quick succession, with nothing to
break the train of his thoughts save
the song of the wild birds, the sudden
bound of the timid deer, or the shrill
whistle of the elk, warning his CON-
rades that the foe was near. Being
reused from his meditations, he rails
ed his eyes heavenward and said :
"wlth the help Of Almighty God,
here will I plant colony, and lay
the foundation of a city which shall
be an asylum for many thousand
emigrant5 that are pushing their way
towards the setting sum-"
Having fully made up his mind,
he began to fell some trees to erect
a cabin, and being destitute of a
team he was obliged to carry the
material together, with his own
hands, it was built Of logs and GOV.
cred with elm bark. \ Necessity,
they say, is the mother of inventions,
surely she was in this case. After
the lapse Of a week the first build
ing was completed, and while it was
being builded the builder was oblig.
ed to go six miles after his food, as
that was the nearest American house.
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would be, doubtless, more enter

would be, doubtless, more enter
taining'
Our school and teacher seem to
give better satisfaction than last win
ter. It is true / have not been
much into the bosoms of families to
find out the opinions Of all, but judge
from the general attendance as we'll
as what little can CLEAN from short
chats in the postofice.
Our worthy doctor looks as usual,
Just as if the world used him well
and his sins did not weigh him down
much. But he, Of course, abides by
the rules and so is safe. Doctor, if
you feel aggrieved at my allusion,
please do not do as some accused
you Of doing last summer lat least
it lays between yourself and the
absent Steers), write slashing piece
about me under a feigned named,
for as you we'll know that would not
be right, would it, doctor?
I have not chatted with doctor
Hewitt for a few days, but make no
doubt but that he is just about re-
covering from the California fever,
to relapse again, or else to catch
some Of the many fevers now so
prevalent amongst us. But then
the doctor is noted for seeing things
in a new light enthusiastically.
Weather here has been very fine
and open this winter so far, having
little or no snow and but little ex-
IRENE cold, consequently sleighs
are not so fully brought into requi-
sition as usual at this time of year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Close are away on
a visit to relatives in Indiana. We
all miss them, both in church, Sum-
day schools and the social circle,
but look for a speedy return ere
long of the wanderers and will glad
ly welcome them home.
Mr.. Editor, how is it about the
Centennial in Red Wing? Will ma
ny go? We talk of going, some two
or three of US, and it will we'll repay
any that go, besides Kenyon must
be represented in Philadelphia next
summer if possible.
Now, Mr.. Editor, if 1 can retain
mental capacity enough, after our
theological class on Sunday, to write
you letter on secular affairs, with
out interlarding it with moral and
religious precepts, I will certainly
try my hand at another letter. But
my hands are more accustomed to
the fail than the pen.
| A kENYON1rE.
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Chicago & Northwest.
ern Railway.

Passengers for CHICAGO, Detroit, Toledo
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto,
Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
St. Louis, Cairo. San Francisco, Sacramento
Ogden, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council
Bluffs, Sioux City, St. Paul, Marquette,
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Cheyenne,
Omaha, Yankton. Winona, Duluth, Green
Bay, Milwaukee, and all points North, West
South and East, should buy their tickets
via the
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\ DMINISTRATOR'S SALE:

Notice is hereby given, that under and
ty virtue Of the license Of the Probate
Court: of the county Of Goodhue, in the
State Of Minnesota, to me granted, on the
twenty second day Of JANUARY, A. D. 1876,
1, the undersigned, Andrew johnson, as
administrator Of the estate Of Gustaf John
sou, late Of said county, deceased, will on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 4. D..
1875. at two o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, at the front door Of the Court House,
in the city Of Red Wing, in said Goodhue
county, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following described
real estate, situate i" said county of Good
hue. to-wit:
The south half Of the southeast quarter
Of section No. twenty one (2l) in township
No. one hundred and thirteen (ll3) north,
Of range No. sixteen (l6) west Dated,
January 22d, A. u. 1876.
IOWA ANDREW JOHNSON,
Administrator Of the Estate of
Gustaf johnson, deceased.