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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

The time is rapidly approaching when the
sharp defamation OF the fire crackers Will be
heard In the street. A Fourth OF July never
passes without a long list OF accidents re-
sulting from the careless use of explosives.
Many OF these accidents might be avoided
by the exercise Of ordinary prudence, and IL
therefore oehoves parents to especially eau
ton their youngsters in this regard, and,
while not restraining them In what they
seem TO enjoy so keenly, to supervise their
pyrotechnics as far as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

Our District democratic delegates TO st.
Louis are not to be allowed to vote, after
their tedious and expensive journey there;
and enduring the discomforts of the swelter.
ipg heat, dust, CRIME, and the unwholesome
drinking water OF st. Louis. This is sad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

The news from st. Louis to day looks Til.
cenish. But ifhe is nominated q good many
of the democratic warriors will have TO ca,
their words IL they support him. Boss Kelly
and the Tan,many crowd who have insisted
that he would be beat by $1,000 majority In
the state Of New YORK, will have to eat a
pungent leek if they fall In to line under his
lead. The Cincinnati Enquirer, the Memphis
Avalanche, the Kansas City Times, the Evans.
Vile CoaUier, and other western and south
western democratic papers that have de-
clared they would not support Tilden, will
have to lease themselves out to new mana
gers for the campaign, and allow the pres
ent editors and proprietors leave OF absence
TO visit Europe until after November. Mr..
Tilden hasn't been nominated yet, however,
and we suspect he will lack something of
the requisite two-third vote, when the test
Genes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

They drew knives and pistols at st. Louis
yesterday but didn't use them. This, on
some accounts, is to be depIored. II three
or four hundred OF the candidates and their
immediate strikers were killed off the sur
vivoIs might effect a peaceful organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

BOARDING,
R0ABD. - W ell furnished RUOMS, coumuri-
~ eating or single, with without Board 1896
street, opposite Franklin Park. 1925 6ts
RDARDIEG.-Newly furnished ROOMS, with
- FIRST GLASS BOARD, transient or perms-
nebt, at summer prices, In q peasant and central
locality; COS l2fh street northwest. je3O 2vs
SIH0LE LODGING ROOMS, 60 cents Dor piqht
~ or from o. to Is per week; BOARD or MEALS
st reasonable rates, ct No. ass Pennsy lvania ave.
nue. apT-2mf
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NOTIOE.-A saving Of TIN PERCEN Of the
L Y regular prices will be allowed echools<-A
teachers and all other cash buyers Of -
At W.sELBY,s.
1914 1916 PENNA. AVENUE,
je24 tr between l9th and 3th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27
JOB LOT OF WHITE GOODS.

1seoO yards Broeade Satin Stripe NAINsOoKE,
at Is, worth &c
Lot 81 Dotted SWISS MUSLIN. q. Tx, sold Of Csc.
ps LAWNS, new pstterns. lie.
10 ps white Ground Pacific CRETOHS, yard
a,oo0ysi HAMBURG KDGr, in remnants. at
IN 5, ~ SC ger yard
20 p 1WILLED CLOTH, for Bathing Suits, ct
&c per yard.
leo ps yI6TOBIA LAWNS, all prices.
PARASOLs, with fancy handles, 81, rs, 81, 81 Is,
81 30, S175, 81 70. Is, etc
bLACk ALPACAS, lSc. per yard, (drt cheap
MOHsIk ALPACAs, double width, IS, %, 81, 50,
so role WHITE and CHECK MATING, Is, %,
BATH TOwELs yard long. use
All Kinds OF WHITE GOODS for Ladies' and Misses
Coed CALICOEs &c
C.M. TOwsON 4 CO.,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jez7-eotr eorTH SIDE.
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DfstPict Taxation.

The tax payers OF this District certainly
get rough treatment at the hands of Con-
gress- That body assumes sole control over
the District, and In the exercise OF that con-
troll, and through officers OF its own appoint
ment, incurs an enormous Indebtedness for
District improvements. Then Ii turns
around and repudiates the assumption OF
any portion Of this Indebtedness, and de-
clares that the government shall pay no tax
on the sixty six millions OF real and personal
property, horses, Wagons, lands, houses,
buildings 10 owns in this District. IL de-
clares that the District, owning the mini
mum share OF the property here, shall pay
all the taxes for improving, cleaning and
lighting the city, and making IL a healthful
and agreeable place of residence for the
national lawmakers AID the national
Executive. And when the taxpayers
patiently undertake TO shoulder the enor-
nous load OF taxation thrust upon them by
Congress, and ask only the poor privilege of
being allowed TO suggest the mode of raising
their taxes that shall be the least expensive
In collection and the least onerous to the
business interests Of the District, they are
met by a contemptuous denial. The care
fully prepared bill presented to the House
District Committee by the citizens commit
tee, and which bill was, after mature con-
sideratiou by tie District Committee. re-
ported to the House by Judge Backner, was
passed oy without reading, and q bill that
was handed 10 Mr.. Neal, which be had never
even read, and which was absolutely never
read in the House, was passed of-hand
though IL was perfect mass of crudities and
fncompatibilities, simply because 1t was
supposed to emboty more offensive feature
or personal tax than the committees
thoughtfulIy digested bill.
In the Senate the same thing occurred. The
Senate District Committee on considering
the Neal House bill found IL so crude, mop
tuted the House District Committee bill for
IL, but 90 reporting 1t to the Senate the
members OF that body In the same unjust
spirit OF erowding, not only the burden but
the mode OF taxation upon the people
OF the District, insisted upon the rejec-
ton of the bill because 1t did not con-
tain ramrod personal tax OF q sort our
people believe to be most damaging TO
the bushes interests OF the District.
The Senators appeared to have so little real
knowledge of the matter that IT seems to
have been taken for granted that the citi-
zen's bill reported by the committee at.
tempted to screen personal property entirely
from taxation; whereas, as pointed out by
Mr. Ingalls,, there are twenty two instances
In which personal property is directly taxed;
so that personal property Is IN ide to bear its
share OF the public burdens, but the tax is
put in such shape as not to drive business
or capital out of the city. There are several
points To tie presented in this connection,
but We must defer them until tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

The bounty bunconbe bill has finally been
reported favOrably to the Senate, and is
now on the calender. 1t is not al all likely
that al this particular time, when so much
legislation of highly important character
remains 20 be enacted, that the Senate Will
deem II worth while to take mp and act
upon the bill in question. 1t is doubtful,
indeed, whether the bill has friends enough
In the Senate 10 secure It's passage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

TOT further list Of houses ct all prices, apply ct
the office.
One Of $4,000; two of ss.o0o-3 Der cent. for ne
GotiAtinG. Jea4 tr
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WANTS.

w AN 1O.
WAhIID-Thrse WATERS a. the P.rkin,on
W1HIT ,11, sIc nss's.i =
Pennsylvania avenue. II
~WANrID-Fir.t class OPERATOR on ans
Doh s'is $50 sG slees at me
WAnTED-Two hrst class Journeymsn BAK.
sascD mug sosss ~ . fse
eating R65ss. so .,sS sospd
CT near boarding he use, Address 14ss 9Th street
northwest. 1t
WAHTfD-A half grown tRL e nur.e must
Apply = is,h street northwest. BET B and =,
near Treasury Department. 1t
w LHoERR; Also. WAITRESS and OHAM
BERMAID; good reference required. Gil New
WANTED-1O0,O0 BRlOK in exchange for .
Inon hsnd'ome Lot adjoining proposed neg houses
jeN s. Canal avenue, near III h street
WAETED.2s eIRLs and settled wOMRN for
w general hsusevork; slso, several active yong
eoior.d MIN for wsiters in hotels and boarding
log jeN3t
WAhTEI1@TENAETs ioT two handsomely far:
prpi.hed Rooms B and 80; ss1ersI ps sur Ta
,,i..sis sso@s @ snd SO. +. P. WOOD co,
W.hTEU-A gen leman il vireipia, miles
hire good COOK and mILKER; also, Woman
E MIR, applicants can be seen, B. q. O..
WAsTkD-PAkr c q with $3.50 for on . year;
address ~ PEI esat sISt osIaranieed and secured
WANIED-Ior rent. CORNER STORE BOOM
store to purchase Drug Store siTesaT es ss1s
Ilsheo Address Pharmacy, = this Off 70. je262t*
Wa.STED.A middle aged WOMAN to 60 TO
N a fay1 fno air
and IRON Inquire at 1909 r street, between The
hours OF anaSp je25 st.
WaNTkD-1o0 oolOrfd and white SERVANTS
farms Families supplied q, once Apply at En-
Ishs IN Empoyment Office, 907 street., between 9th
je,6 81 Mrs LOUISE G BUTLER.
WANIEp-WOMAN to COCK, WASH and iron for
as small family d sffsre G apply at
WANTED-A sITUATION, BY a middle. aged
w German woman as ladies' companion or sem1-
sna g. s'i' at
WANTED--LABIES to learn the great French
w sy.tem Of Dress Cutting; Any lady may De
soos No. rs i1n th
WAHTED-A TENANT for a new eleven -roomed
Brick House; bath room, hot and cold water;
sF: sda1sss SSSR ;ssis
street northwest. JEFF At
WANTED-OOUNTKY SEAT FOB SALE OR
IN tfn az
milutes' drive from Center Market. DR.. WADS.
WORTh. corner Vermont avenue and l. 1T. y24-3t*
WANTED-WHITE WON An, to cook, wash,
w and iron, at l4l6 Penua. avenue, opposite
wllaros Hotel, DR.. WHITES. je23 st
WANTED-A lady we'll qualified to teach,
w would like few PUPILS to instruct on the
PisDo at their b. mes. Terms, 9l0 Q quarter Adj
dress So street northwest. js2i St.
WANTED-0entlement to know that WTLLIAM
w MOORk, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York
evenue, makes sDecialty OF cutting garments to be
msce at home. uovl0-ly
WANIED-OAkPETS TO CLEAN at Ksce's
w Steam Beating WOShs, 40 Maine avenue,
between ~ and Sth streets southwest. Called for
And delivered without charge. apll-ly
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THE TRADES.

JOHN o. HOGAN, Tiy Asvhs spsss,
eenufacturer OF . Newly Patented Spring Ronss
Puildinss and Prfvsts bwellinss. fIass and Tents
Tor sale or rent. Sole Agent Tor the cnlT esn1ips
auoew froof Awning Material. sepm0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

sale. Parties IN washington or vicinity teeirins
this great work will be supplied. IN monthly issta8
street, where al styles Of binding may be seen.
0epeotneu paess ssnf gratb on sIplios-
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MEDICAL. dc

MADAME boEIH's ALTsRATIVE PILLS
~ The great Trench remedy for ali Female Com.
plants, and all o-esse- that spring from rregsI.r
Ses for sale ~ 500 street southwest, ePso,i;e
nR LEON 7As OiasSI ksfa6llSaed asd 0aI
consulted every Tuesday aud SATURDAY AZ No 6so
street, from 20 O'clock. All Female Oo'n.
plants quickly cured. Office and Residence NJ
1os W. Lombsrd street. Baltimore. les 2m'
"SATIsEACrloNr-Ap positive cure nj mar hot
- ue. Prepared according 90 the original form
ols by Dr Darby, 81 IL ~ street, cor. Of Penn.
Ulssnia ave. Consultations free. les In
nB RoBEkTsoN, tro~ baGIm0-s, can De con
~ suited o. t2t loth street northwest, nearly op.
posife the Gas Office, every WEDNESDAY ana
sAIC hbAf from % y. m, In all Diseases q
zoe Srinsry Organs, Gonorrbea, Gle~t, stricfure,
syphilis. and epermstorrhea. Gases Of Gonnorrhes
recently contracted cured 10 TO days Syphilis in
gu is stages quickly cured, and poison entirely
eIscicaied from the system, without the Of
cnry. epermatorrhRa. brought on by exces-es ana
ssuse IN ysuthscausing lose OF memory and fnssni-
y, general debility, organic weakness. I'm potency,
Digestion, palritation Of the heart pains In bscf
GIN OF eight or giddiDess, evil forebodngs self
olstrust, &c. speedily cured By newly discOyersd
remedies. Gentlemen placing themselves in DR. n q
hard can rely upon being scientifically and hon
orab.I treated. Refers 70 the high testimonfsls
shieh p now holds frem the leading physicisns of
b.lt,nI re Once 43S 10Th street northwest, frou
ITO q m marS-ly
HIADA ME REsTELL, M d, . thoroughly en-
AZ Eefienced aud scientific Ladies' PLY sciau and
Midwife Of ~ years practice, attends ladies 81 their
homes, or comfortable private rooms, careful nurs
lnSy and the best medical attendance Of the Doc
tor private residence: Lscies placing themselves
u1der the care q Madame Rssteil are suarantee5
scientific treatment and speedy cure. Olfios snd
r.s'senot, corner Of South SharI aud Dover streets
bsiuinofe. sepH-iY
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j. j. GEORGES,

= j. j. GEORGES, -
FASHIONABLE B0O7 MAKER, -
No. a11s PENNSYLVANIA. AVENUE,
First elias: custom work made at the shortest
a fine assortment OF BOOTS AND SHOES
New Liastics inserted In Oongress Caters By pat
ent machine. Price IL
(eiEp Of Big Boot jel0-Iy
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
The Independence BaHeira hayin,

The independence bulletin having
been quoted as being for Kirkwood
for Senator eOrrects the statement,
saying that il took a distinct position
some time ago, for Hiram Price, and
adds: While the Bulletin nnrrcscrv-
eddy favors Mr.. Price as its first
choice for Senator, 1t Is at the same
time an ardent admirer Of the char,
acter and record Of Gov. Kirkwood
and would regard il as very far from
a calamity to Iowa or the Republican
party If he We're chosen Senator.1-
Further than that, its preference il
next for McCrary, and then for Belk
map.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
Isl. dlw4tw. j. r. YorSe & BIO

We are panied to announce that
Edgar NJ. Hungerford Esq, of Or
leans, Nebraska died suddenly at his
home OH yesterday morning, January
Sd. His sister here received late last
evening, u dispatch announcing his
death and requesting to know what
disposition should be made of the re-
mains. A telegram was sent to for
ward the body here for ihterment.
No particulars were given in refer
encc to his death, but as no word had
been received here of his illness his
death is supposed to have been sud
den. As we learn further facts we
will announce them. The deceased
will be well remembered here as
having been . correspondent Of the
COURIER from DesMoines and for a
short time an assistant local editor
He was also for a sometime engaged
on the Udnh-Ege and State Register
He took up his residence in Orleans
Nebraska something over a year age
and published there a very creditable
weekly paper. He was young mar
of fine abilities, industrious and am
bilious and we have no doubt had
life been spared him he would hay,
made his mark in his Western home
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
DIED

AT her residence. In this city, at o'clock a. m.
to-day. Mks. LUcRTrA HARLAN, relict Of Aaron
Hariln deceased, aged 10 years. and 10 days.
On the LIST inst, OF lang fever, LRwts, son Of
David and Mary sprague, AGED years AMI 5
mouths
At the residenee OF his son-in-iaw Dr. Lewis OF
this city, at 10 p. NJ. "Wednesday Dec 18th, 1875,
the Hon. JOSEPH BALL. aged ~ years.
The deceased was native OF Virginia. and re-
moyedto inis State in 1855, settling In Fairfield,
where he lived until last spring, when by the
| death ofhis aged partner In life. his home was
broken up. Since that time he has lived In the
| families OF his children. lie was member Of
| the House in the 18th Genera, Assembly. from
Jefferson county He was very genial honor
able old gentleman, Of excellent character, res.
pected BY everybody, and passed away feeling
| fully ready to 20. having remarked TO DIR. Lewis
u few days since that he had but one wish, and
1t not important, and that was that he might live
to see his I'D birth day. That birth day occurred
| on the sd inst
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05

Are the result of Al experience OF thirty years
in the practice Of 3 succ6ssfpl ply stefan.
Hitter ToBstc.-An extract Of root and heIb lbs
jndiciously and incidentally combined, that
every part Of the diseased body receives the help
required 1t Ia not claimed panacea for all the
Ills of lie, but for dyspepsia, bilious and liver
complaints, fever and Ague. cholera. dehiiity and
all diseases OF the stomach, liver and digestive
gans, II IL an efiectuai remedy. As . preventive
against fever aud agne and malAriOus diseases, II
Is unsurpassed 1t strengthens and bHiida up the
dehlitated system. and gives renewed vigor 70 ali
parts OF the body.
Ming's Cure-Acts as = diuretic evRcnant In
cases Of dropsy, govt gravel. and disc OF the
bladder and kidneys, purifies the blood, cures
scrofula, and ernptive dlaeases, rheumatic am
neuralgia pains. and all diseases OF the urinary
organs.
lsiAcA berry C0sdiAi.--A pure medicafed
extract Of Blackberry for diarrbea. dyseuiefy
iux. cholera inian,nm aud summer complaints =
This cordial 10 what II represents 10 he contains
nothing injurious TO the system, pieas ant 10 IN.
TASTE and prompt ami effective IL check and cnrs
these disc Asses IN men, women ant cnitdren.
Expect0raNa--a prompt remedy for coughi
asthma. group, ami ali diseases OF The throst
ungs and chest, and the first stages OF consulnp
ton and ~ phoit fever 3tk@s9S
CraMseMM ItMaMe Ht- Opens the pores o.
the desh, aud penetrates to the bone or seat o.
pain Swing relief to man or heast rs speedily N
any outward application can.
Liver And AEsse ttsas--Act promptly viii
out depicting.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
=. q. BARrRuff Co, Burlington, Iowa
d&wlyalt.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05

ANOTHER DIVORCE CAsE.-We are
not at liberty to give the names OF
the parties, hui they are well known
here, aud when the ease comes up 1t
will create sensation in fashionable
circles. The gentleman is now suffer-
ing from an attack of pneumonia, but
is recovering by the use OF Halls
Balsam, a remedy that is unequaled
for this complaint. We advise all to
try it, whether they have a divorce
case or not. Price 500 per bottle.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
HIGHWAY NOTICE,

AUDITOR OFftUE, ArELLO COUNTY,
orruM~A, Iowa, Dee, Is, 1876.
To all whom 1t may concern;
The Commissioner appointed TO locate and va
cate highways, as follows, viz. To locate com
mencing Mt the corner of Richand and Highlan,
Townships joining on to Center Township ON IN,
county road leading. north from ottumwa to tn,
ship ~, Range l3 W, thence East on and alon.
on The Township line div iding Townships ~ and
10 until said proposed road intersects the Stat,
road leading from Dahloncga to kirkville, sal,
road to be ~ feet wide. To vacate from the pon
OF intersection Of the foregoing road prayed io
leading from Dahlonega to kirkville, running
NV from the point OF intersection to the pointfo
junction to and with the county road running
North from Ottumwa to the county line-has ne
ported In favor of the location and vacation
theerOf, and all objections thereto or claims TO
damages must be iilei in the Auditors Office OF
or before noon Of the 10th day OF February, A. ID
1876, or such highway will be located and vacatet
without reference thereto.
WIN H.CALDWELL
Dec. II, 1875, 4tw County Auditor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05

the south line thereof to tho present
Corporation limits;
And that unless you appear and de-
fend thereto on or before noon OF the
I'd day Of the next term of said court,
TO be begun and held in the Court
House, i'm Ottumwa, in said county,
on the 9th day of March, 1876, your
default will be entered and a decree
rendered thereon as prayed for in
said petition.
w. III. G. JAQUEs,
City Solicitor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
aHE8lFT,S SALE.

By virtue of AIN execution to me directed from
the Clerk OF the District Court Of Wapello County
Iowa, on q Judgment obtained In said Court, on
the lst day Of September, 1873, in favor of Joseph
NJ. Riser, 40 plaintiff, and against John s. Walker
as defendant for the sum of Two Hundred and
Sixty Dollars and Seventy-one cents and costs
on The following Real Estate taken as property Of
said Defendant TO satisfy said execution. to-wit:
Lot No Four ~ of Ont-Iot No. Thirty -thret
(sS) of Norris Addition TO Ottimwa, Iowa, AM
upon the dwelling house and the improvements
erected thereon. 3F
And will offer the same for sale To the highest
bidder FOR cash i'm land, the 18th day OF JHnn.
airy, 1876, in front OF the Court House in Ottnni-
wa, al The hour OF O'Clock, T.. NJ. OF said day
when and where die attendance will be given Ny
the undersigned. EsUslst1
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa. Dec. 18th, 1870.
4. r. SFfLMAN, Sheriff Of said County.
jan W.T. By !. u. SLArGiIrER, pcl,i'ty.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
All new goods at Philips. dec-wti

The Russian Court invited DIR.
Aver and his family to the Arch
dukes wedding in the Royal Palace.
This distinction was awarded him
not only because he was an American,
but also because his name as physi-
clan had become favorab,y known in
Russia in its passage roud the world.
Pueblo (Col.) People.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
82(l(l.OllNi

To loan. City or country property
taken as security. Loans made on
to 5 years time. Interest 10 per cent
per annum, payable semi-aiinually.-
No interest taken in advance. Very
small charge for procuring the loan
No loans made of less than $780,
Office, Main street, over Bachman's
Jcwelry store, Ottumwa, Iowa.
o. M. LADD, Il Co.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
STRANGE hIat True.

Your cough is killing you. Is your life
worth rs cents? DIR. Seth Arnold's Cough
Killer is the great eradicator Of all Lung
diseases. A superior remedy TO all other
medicines yet discovered in severe cases.
Price rs cents, 60 cents, and 81. Call on
your druggist, j. L. Taylor q Co., Ottnm-
wa, get sample bottle Of Arnold's Cough
Killer for rs cents, use two-thirds, II NO
relief Is given, money refunded. Two doses
before going 70 bsd will relieve tho most
severe case. A trial proves itself to excel
any Cough remedy in the world. Remem-
Der IL Is warranted. II is . sure. quick
and perfectly safe remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Whooping Cough, Group and
III diseases Of the throat end lungs.
nol6 ddwam.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
sHERlr,S SAFE.

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed IRON
the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Wapello county
Iowa, on a judgment obtained In said Court OF
the 18th day of November, 1915, in favor of g. ID
kamisky, rs plaintif, and against jacob Schworn
and Elizabeth Schworm, as defendants, for tn,
sum Fifteen Hundred and Sixteen and $500 dol
lars and costs taxed at slo0 e5 and accrnng costs
have levied upon the following Real Estate taker
as property of said defendant. to satisfy said ex
ecntion, tO-wit
A parcel OF land Ont of the east half of thu
northeast quarter and the east half OF the south
east quarter OF Section Thirty (30) Township II
north Of Range Is west OF tho sin p. NJ. begin.
ming at the point where the east line of said Sec
ton strikes the north line of that portion of tht
road from ottumwa to Agency CITY, re- located
about 1852, thence north on said Section line "a
rods TO corner, thence west ~ rods 10 corner
thence south 80 rods more less to the north lin,
of said road, thence east with the north line 81
said road to the pace of beginning containinf41
acres more or less.
And will offer the same for sale to the highes
bidder for cash in hand, on the 18th day of jam
ary, 1876. in front of the Court House, in Ottum
wa, Iowa. at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, of sale
siay, when and where due attendance will be gI,ef
by the undersigned
Dated at Ouumwa, Iowa, Dec. IA. 1878.
Il. J.. spfLMAN, Sheriff of said County
jan Dewitt By J. G. SLAUGHTER. tsmity