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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

The 0leau y. T. T1Dars relates:
- newly married pair on their way
to New York, when between Cochec-
ton and Narrowsburg on an Erie train,
one day last week, caused no little
sensation 10 the occupants Of the car
On the bridegroom taking a roll Of
brown paper from his pocket, the
bride suddenly snatched it, r4iye,i the
window, and threw it out. saving /.
You said you'd quit chewing tobacco:
there's 80 much Of the nasty stuff
gone But her laugh changed 70 tears
when her husband informed her that
the roll was not tobacco, but slnl in
greenbacks. which he wa about Il
place in safer place in hi rocket.
As il was dark 81 the time. any It
tempt to recover the money Wa
thought useless
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

On "Wednesday last, while Fred
herman WAS at work IN coal mine
near Eldora, in STOPPING posture, a
stone. 1--WE feet long, three fee; wide,
and two fee. thick, fell on him from
overhead, and crushed him. face down.
ward, into the coal he was taking out
Of blast just made. The bones in his
face were crushed, and his head pre-
sented hsrrible appearance. How
he extricated himself Is wonderful, IS
ii required five strong men to move
the stone, bu. he says he worked his
arms in the coal under the stone. and
raised ii 50 as TO release his head
When discovered he was sitting near
il. He was plaeed in the hands of
surgeons, who filled his face with
splints to support the fractured bones,
and there is good prospect be viii
recover. He already carries in his
body seven Rebel bullets, or nearly
half pound Of lead. If pluck viii
carry him through, he has plenty of
IL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

The political situation il not chang
ed BY our latest dispatches.
Our buxcn rooster Alps his wings.
Above our brand new buildin'.
And clears his throat and swee:iy
sings:
Oh, ccck-a-dcodlc Tilden.
Boston Posi-.
Your "buxom- rooster is no 60.
And this we say-now harkee.
He's but : Shanghai men whose crow
Is "Csst. cas, csts-rsf- Durkierf
-BossoH Advertise.
The Toledo Bsads insists that Til
den sings:
On failures ragged edge stand,
And cast usufructual eye
To Louisiana's troubled land,
Where all my chances lie
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

New York city has l,0os bakeries
and SSH liquor saloons.
The Harrisburg Pa Ereaiag soar.
Ha,, Peter Cooper's organ, has peterei
out.
Great Britain is trans ferring her
custom for tea to India more complete.
~ year by year.
The italian universities have never
excluded women. Centuries ago they
even elected them professors
The contractor for the stone work
of Horace Greeley's monument has
been arrested for embezElement.
The New Jersey authorities will
hereafter put tramps into the Peni-
Tertiary quarries to work for their
board.
The life-saying stations on the
coasts of New Jersey and Long Island
have rescued 3. les persons in the last
four years.
Holland presented the Beras Coun-
ty Pa Agricultural Society with .
good part Of the Dutch exhibit At the
Centennial.
Startling statistics from the Mass
chusetts census: The are are 81, 80
married males in the State, and g.. SIS
married females"
Frederick Douglass says he prayed
three wears 10 be delivered from bond
age, bat he never got any answer till
he prayed with his legs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the edge
/ Of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the leftside; the
patient Is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top CT the shoulder, and IS
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm The stomach is affected with
loss OF appetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are coetive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head Is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with : painful sensation Of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, DRY
cough Is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he IS easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains OF q
prickly sensation OF the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try il. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of,hem existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. c. MeLAsE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with OUR inc, are productive OF the
most happt res:il,s. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR. c. MeLasE' LYER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal On the
lid, with the impression Dr. MeLAsE' 5
LIVER Pills.
The genuine MeLASE's LIVER Pits
bear the signatures Of {. MeLAsE and
FILMING BRos. On the wrappers
H Insist On your drrggist Or
s.orekeeper giving you the genuine
Dr.. c. MeLasE's Liver PMS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, "a
Sold by all respectable druggists ard
country ssorekeeper generally.
To tso~- ws<hSaS 70 Nv. Dr. c HsIssrts FsvrS
FTELs ma . : szs Yrss tzS szg garE 4 ~
Ia@s=z .S.ss -rz Z r C Zig tsr gxs-5 -sve asats-
=: ~stEss@ r#zEss ssrstRsz-.ks. "a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

CLANCY Hariin, SO years old.
walked to the polls on election day, at
Iowa Falls, and deposited hi. vote to
help make the e0,os0 majority for
Hayes in Iowa The voting was done
in the second story of building, and,
TO accommodate the old veteran. the
box was brought down stairs, TO save
him the fatigue of climbing. Mr..
Hardin cast his first ballot for Mr..
Thomas jefferson, in 1904. He hes,
therefore, cast nineteen ballots for
President When his vote was first
cast, all northwest Of Ohio and New
York was wild unorganizei terri
tory
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

Missouri, the State in which bri'
yantiaye il cultivated as heroic art
in which border-ruffianism is licens-
ed system, and in the greater part Of
which popular ignorance is bliss and
total depravity the normal condition
of society, has given about 5000 ma
jority for Tilden.
pr coatra, Iowa, its next door
neighbor, with its schools, churches
aud Il popular respect for law, order
aud the slecencies of civilization, gave
Hayes nearly G1,OO majority.
Could the contrast between the two
conditions OF society and the Effects
be more strikinyiy demonstrates
yOMgaai.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

The Mason City Rel5ul.it~on SAYS ii
i the general belief among the farm
er- II Hancock. Winnefago and other
e0lut!es west that the late AMI heavy
fall rains have rotted and SPOILED
nearly al the gra-shoppers eggs LEI,
in the ground. several reliable men
,o.i q. recently that they examined
carefully and their opinion i that
very few egg remain that will hatch.
The Prairte Fdraacr informs u.
that suits have been instituted against
several manufacturers Of barb wire
uy W4-hburn and Noen Manutac
turing Co. Of Worcester. Mas. who
claim h own all the bottom PATENTS
This doc. not affect Thorn Wirs
Hedge O., who Manufacture tn.
Kelly Bari Fence they having a full
license, and dealers in the Kelly Bari
Fence will run no risk of any litiga
ton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

Professor William E. Roberts says:
s.The coal itself, even where is most
abundant. constitutes but an in-ignifi-
can't portion of the whole thickness of
the carboniferous strata OF the ancient
coal formation. Most Of the coal seems
to rest upon an under-clay, contain
ing sfigmaria, the fossil rootlets of the
plant, called sigillaria. Prof Goppert
examined the coal fields of Germany,
and stated that be detected in the beds
of pure coal the remains of plants Of
every family then known TO occur,
fossil in the coal. Many seams, he
remarks, are rich in sigillaria lepi-
dodenda, and stignaris, the latter in
such abundance Is to form the bulk of
the coal. In some places almost all
the plants were calanamaties in other
ferns. In cut for railway in Lan-
exshire. England, in the distance OF
100 feet six fossil trees were discoy-
erred, standing in vertical position 10
the dip Of the strata, which was fifteen
degrees south: the roots were intended
In an argilIaeeous shale underlying 5
seam Of coal about eight inches thick
Beneath the coal seam and around
the base Of the trees more than bush
FL Of fossil cones, supposed to be the
fruit Of the lepiiodendron, was gath
cred In the eartoniferous strata Of
Coalbrook Dale. and in other coal
fields, these fossil coaes are met with.
some of which are five inches long.
One Of the trees found in the cut
measured i. feet * the base and :.
fee. at eleven feet, its discovered
height In the New Castle. Bristol,
and other coal fields, these vertical
stems are called by the miners coal
pipes. These cylindrical casts Of foS-
sill trees. now forming solid sandstone,
after the eoal i mined from under
meath, sometimes slide suddenly down
and cause fatal accidents. The lofty
cliff. known as South Joggins, on the
sea coast of Nova Scotia. afford admiEa-
bic sections Of the eoal-beafing strata,
containing fossils Of the forests Of the
carboniferous period. Large trunks OF
trees are seen standing at right angles
to the dip of the sandstone strata,
showing that they were, before this
strata was deposited. standing in an
upright position. Now they incline
1T an angle Of 10 degrees from the
vertical line. The vertical height Of
these cliff is from 80 to 90 feet. At
low tsie fine horizontal section Of
the strata i exposed to view on the
bach. Lyeil and Dawson, in ls52.
made detailed examination of one
portion of the strata 400 fest thick,
where the coal seams are most fire.
quent, and found evidence of root
bearing soils at sixty-eight different
levels, clearly showing sixsy-eight
fos.il forests, ranged one above the
o.her in this coal field in the above
m antionei thickness Of strata.-Cbal
TrGsf. Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

Inquiring Turk TO an English engi-
neer on railroad just built: Why.
Tchellaby excellencyi, Is it not > fact
that you trap strong young devil and
shut him up in that great fre-hex on
wheels, where yol induce him TO turn
a crank connected with the wheels,
and pay him for doing so by giving
him cold water 10 alisy his tor.ures9'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

Il hate the very name OF party in
connection with such an emergency as
now apparently eonfronts the Ameri-
can people. Whether successfully or
not, should ask or seek nothing to-
day from any man, either a. demo-
Graf or as s republican, but simply try
tn control him by sense ~ his duty
s. citizen 10 the constitution and
laws Of his country. "-.Senator Bay
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

Estate Of George Gay, deceased. ate Of
Iowa. Cedar CO., SIS
To whom il may c8ncern You 2rs here
By notified that oE the 18th day OF SoVem-
Der, l.ss. there vss opeae1 and publicly
read 5y the Clerk u tie cifcait court. ia and
for cedar CO. Iowa. 81 instrument Of writ
ing pzrporting TO be the last wlu and tssta-
neni Of George Gay, late Of said county,
deceased. Ent thai toe Ers. 9Xy % the Feb
rlzry term Of said e37rt, commencing on
the third N0cesy. 18th d4y Of F.bra-ry,
i-1T. has beer -. a. The DIR for 5azl hear
in: Eg6 proof 0, said wilt- Al which tine all
rser.ozs Interested msy srpe.r suc show
ezEss var tAs s.se sha4.f not he ADMIT
ted 10 probate. ". H. VAN NESS
clerk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

Good, fresh, clean water, and in
abundance, i one Of the most impor-
important requisites for mich COWS,
and II should be in convenient places.
where stock will not be required TO
travel long distances TO slake their
thirxr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07
Notice OF Reading or VIII.

Estate ~ r. BEtt@TSei3 deceased TIE
state Of Iowa Ce1sE county s.:
To whom X may concern You s-s aA-e-
oy notified t1af on the 18th day Of Sovem-
Der. 1876. there was opened and p.blieay
read by the Clerk NJ the Circuit Court IN
and for said county, an Instrument of
writing pGrporifax - hs the last Will and
testament Of r. Bu.terhafd. late O. said
county. deceased; and tia. the first day OF
the February term Of said court, c1fntnerc-
ing on fae third Monday Of February is-7
has been sc. SIS the day for final hearing
and proof OF said will. a. which time all
persons interested may appear and shoy
cause Why the came should not be ad tu tilted
TO probate.
VIVIAN NESS. Clark
J. D. WALEE2 Atty. 3wA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

Estate Of John P. wright deceased TIE
state Of Iowa. Cedar c~1nty, IS:
To whom IL mar esarcern. YcG are here
By notified thai on the ilsh dxv Of NcyeEs-
Der. iS-s. there wss opened and publicly
read ny the gaerk OF the Csecu. Court. In
rr.ssax rzr,srsfag 80 be the last viii and
testament Of JOAN p. Wright late Of AAid
eo1rsy, deceased. and thai the 6rs. day Of
ing on The bird Monday OF February. Isl,
has been -. As the DAY for aasi hearing and
proof Of said Will. ~ which time ell p~rsoax
interested nay appear and Sho~ cASse WY
tie same should not De admitted 10 probate.
srE " IL VAN y ESSS. Clerk.
JOHN " NEINAS, Aissy.
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J H. ZEILTN 4 CO..

fezr TAssxs1s Ezss4sezs@- stra-easf Lsver Regs-
lsso-- has saTsi ne EAay nocEsrs hslas- | E.e I:
81 ssssSss4s u : Recommended ana never knew
il TO 11sts aGEs 1ss5 ID ia Co.sc za1 esrrbas wh
usE ME3es &a3 Hnrsss. giving thea Shczt bali |.
hct.ls - ta-s- hare 70; lost enc tksi gave /.
10 Yea CA reeozzsE1 Il 70 ever eze KEAs las
seek - aassgta- sss n@dSc3ne xnown fs- AL tez-
plants tkzE ASrsx Sesz : heir 70.
T. T TsYlsE- aSeEd ssr G-zzg-r< % Georgia
IE-fy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

The Minneapolis LansbsvHsdH says
1.-THE weather seems 10 be exceedingly
favorable FOR logging purposes. ii hay-
ing been cold enough 70 send the froSt
ioxn through the light snow into the
earth 20 a. 10 make firm foundation
for Logging roads, and the season has
advanced 30 far that no fears are en-
tertained Of a breaking up again be
fore spring. The lakes are about all
closed. and the river gradually making
fra
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

Notice - hereby gis.n that the under
Agnsd, ksfsrees ~ partition by virtue u an
order Of the District Eo1rr at the SoyeTa-
Ter term, IsT5, NJ s2id court, will cell at
p1sise sac 81 the to-u Of Hs..iIlon. in Ce-
dar county, ~ ore o'clock r. NJ, on satur.
day, December ssh. 1875, the following de-
seriaec property, tsssit:
The vest hall Of the southeast quarter
aat the soath<s4If 81 the soath half OF the
northwest quarter q section twentv-one
e1lJ IN township sIzhtytxa f-2g north Of
rage thirty 90. west Of the ssh r. NJ. con.
tanning I'D acres more or .esa situated In
6reene eoanty. Iowa.
Tsrms-Dn. third cash. balance In one
and two years, scared BY mortgage on the
premises
Wn- WILLIAMS,
A. H. BrDDox, Referees.
Joax AYEa. 4va
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Notice or Reading or VIII.

Estate Of John story deceased
The state OF Iowa. Cedar County 50:
To whom IL may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the iItb
day of November. ISIS, there was ope ed and
publicly read by the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, in and for said county an inxtru-
ment Of writing pcrporting 70 be the last
viii and testament of John story, late
Of said county, deceased: and that the FIRST
day of the February Term Of said court,
commencing on the third Monday OF Feb
ruary is7., ras bee a set rs the day for In
al hearing and pre- of Of said viii. az which
time all persons interested may arpeAr and
show cause shy the IA rae should not be I'D
mitisd TO probate.
wM VAN Mesa
Clerk.
MCLEOD FEeGCsoy A.t'ys s~s
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IT HAS NO EQUAL.

As .&s-s z-~ Ez-zo~r e limitations essre. 10 the
rSa4sc re Ec~a6 cAzsasl lie eszEaEnSsy 10
BY 10 Pc-ae-s o. Prepared SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR EaJsss in or eagrxved xrzpae-
via Trace Marx ssAz-p and Signature aaarokea
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pUREIY VEGETAELE.

PURELY VEGETABLE.
IL sarEsa~.
Il nc 4rAxzAc vsna@g- rae4srzzr4
Is SIRE ere ssskea regularly.
Is - fv+ax srArszg sewerage.
Is : fszzssess f&zat1r ra~<1sczae.
Is tie Cheapest medicine IN ts< wgz-s5-
l. gsF-E wssE sassy ard Is~ AxygS=~s rsSllss to
Eh& EAzx1 SeaSn&z@ Im1xME.
Does Ell EzE~-Ssxe xzsA a1sinSss
nsos< nsz 1SssrrAzx~ sse svx-&z.
Takes Tie paSc< oES41ai2s ase Bszr<rS e. every
kid.
csrsxsas TIE ssmrs-~= sne ssss rsr7@dsas-
Ask lie -sc9vere-4 tysFsswFsrS< RaEaszs szE4-ersy
veins 81 fsT-r ans Arsss N. Ene-crrsAs 1seAss,.
gSsasSt esw thEy r~ravecs3 sS=as1 cse--rG ss2rsrx
sszEoas Liver Eaxzssrn-.
n. Oss,s<- fEst IL beS faaaI ltlxsas il ii.
Ksrat
Z cazA&sss sa-r Es-sz-s7 sss<nse.s. rever East@1
= see sEE7s nssEy Eresa-zsNz IN AR CHER srexsr
AE12z. VIZ Sgsz14s G&zA2rzsc, a Ksz1@-rsG Tszsc.
- z1=xrsy<a@zs.s AiserAssrs x11 certain Cor
s-ss-Ses Is Use saxz u nor rsgxr.<d
EAe
E3FECTUAL SPECIFIC
Fs< 81 E4se.sss ~ tie L9vsr Sscz4AcA ~. Spleen
As . Re-ae5g IN
EsIAEToTs FETERs BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
DYSPEPSIA. MENTAL DEPRESSION. RE>T-
LES>N 80 TATN gzI z NAUSEA sick HEAD
ACHk G8LlG, CONSTIPATION and BILIOUS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

THE ENORMOUS wAsTAGE Of grain, . iss~aahls
srsA stssv sylss q Thrrshers. BE- SAVED BY tbs
Improved Machine. saSu~~t ex<yy job, b uove ~
ray al sxysssez of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY MILLET, HUNGARIAN an
Ike s@ts are tAre~hei separated cleaned and esved
- sasy and PERFECTLY WAeat oass, Rye Barley.
An EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid fer grain an
se~s cleaned by this Machine fer extra ciaaEl.asa
IN THE WET GRAIN ef ls-s, these wsre suf~tan-
tzHy the ONLY MACHINE. hat could run with rruAt
o. estosay doing fa-', tscrough and perfect WORK,
Shes otssTs Srferts ta.@s2
ALL GRAIN, TINE and MONEY wasting ooray,ica-
tIons, such - "Eiisss pF91s EaiiiAs = Beaerss
"FeseTs, etc, cssavlg saap~3.S safa less thaa
oEs~hsh tie Usual GaFs, Bits. Boxes ard journals.
eesier managed more 6uraAe light rurlrInx no oess.
iy repairs: Dust littssings" {, eie.a sp: Nc:
tTOHtlad ~ adverse vials, rain OF storms.
FARMERS aa5 GRAIN PATsFgs Who ere sost-S
In the large saving 4ss by IL VIII employ ira
Sisr and vaEtefui machines, brt vii nsss en- this
issE7Ss q Iaf.shef dusns their work.
FOUR SIZES nsess FIR 9, 4 10 s.ss Il Ecrse
Powers Also s.@siaity u sEg.sAreKa designed
and l-ass IxFEEssnT FnE sgzsw FgzFa.
TWO STYLES OF HoEsE P0wERs. ,f,, os,- In.
pgovei Triple Gear and "srur s,e.d" ywoSs-
bory ssTisl, both aounis9 ca fsp- Wheels.
n IyTEREsTED in ThTys.tng or Grain Raising.
aIFly 70 cur nearsss De aiss. srie f~ sssss
I'D crrrir ssrs fres. giving fall Particular of sIx
eJies. Prices. Terms. etc.
Nichols, Shepard q Co..
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Office Hours Il, 4. s1es. Il Il. - i.
Ali letters promptly &a- s-arEsi. HE.a eaxE@-
spoGieaer arnr&EBtf4l. E.sgsrssa Ig~k Ftax
%. Iass1. IT.. low i've
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Great Reduction
in ihe pr CO -
and ORGANS

Having this week reesiS. 4 price lists II
the ESTEY ORGANS, which everyone mus,
admit the best, | give lis; OF prices at
which l will sell them:
No. Ill. 3 full sets reeds. stops ........-. ts
Nc. GA, g sGb-bass, harmonic
attachment. ii stops............... .-.....-. slS
and from these down TO so.
These two organs are far superior to Tia
cheaper class Of organ, listed AT s5a5 sndsgs
having more Eets Of reeds and lar better
material. Now tcr the o. Bcsfy, Eia-
mond. American, and host OF other or
gans-sS00 organs for SIS; s2s5 for us, $50
for ei25; and still better far cash. mesn
and Will do all say, and Will pay a.. man
FOR his trouble whose order do Rot I'll st
th~S9 prices.
A~pianos sold by me will keep In tsS.
free OF charge.
w. 8. WOODS, Upton.
Hs-Agent for alEsoet any piano OF organ
desired.
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Nichols, Shepard d Co..

These DnFiyaled machines ana extras 10
same arc supplied At loves: factory Price
by MCNAMARA & 1sSAD.
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DR0n MONTHS ceffainiyv .u.irTEs
O0\/O person selling oar LIZ .afer
book No pres. brush oI .rs,.
used. Sample 8oox worth s5V s.eyft q
IL nd stamp for efrrufnr. EXCkLSAS
Gu. II frioune Building, ai.aras9.
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Notice NJ RcadinR Will.

MCLEOD & FERGUSON, A.t'ys.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-18
Notice.
TO WATER CONSUMERS.

4 IL. PERSONS RENTING WATER
"A rom the Carson Water Company VINO wish
to us.. it for irrigation during the coming sum
mer, must first apply at the company's Office
.,id make the necessary arrangements. Any
person Jvcrtina water for irrigation, sprnhling,
ETC., without first having .naie prior arrange
ments. viii he charged such rate A. the Com
pany shall dee,u right, a1id sny person maxim !.
come cti,u ~iti the comfanys mains, or re-
,"wins correction after /. has been CU. on,
VII IL dealt with ~ the Company raay ses At.
Carson city, May 5, ,37c.-:,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07
UNTDD RTAK ER
ROCKVILLE, MD.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform
! his old customers and The public general
y that he has just completed his new SHOP,
and is now prepared TO attend to all calls in
his line of business, short notice and rea-
sonabie terms.
READY-MADE COFFINS, Of all sizes and
Of various styles, including full and half glass
tops constantly on hand. Personal atten-
ton given a funerals, and satisfaction guar
auteed in all cases. a call is respectfully So
licited.
dec Is-tfa W. r. HUMPHREY.