The Grange advance., 1876-07-19

rye field, it gave perfect satisfaction
Several gentlemen from Red Wing, who
saw it working said it would give entire
satisfaction, and they were convinced
that it would soon be the leading ma.
chine.
gave it a careful investigation and
can truthfully say that it is far superior
to all others. The binding part tried
and I like it. I will give few Of the
many reasons why I would prefer it to
all others.
lst. Perfect elevation, and free from
all the objections usually urged against
other harvesters.
End. Easier and better binding, the
grain always coming straight and COM
pact to the binders, consequently they
can do more and better work.
Sd. Lightness of draft.
4th. Simplicity Of structure, strength
and durability.
5th. Perfection of reel adjustment.
9th. Cannot tip On the roughest and
most uneven ground.
7th. The wind cannot blow the
grain away. A great fault with all
others.
Now, l would advise any one who
wishes to purchase a harvester to see
tie ''Dewey," and if they do not thank
the writer of this article and buy one,
then they can not be Judges Of good
machinery.
If any one wishes further information
regarding this harvester, please inform
me and it will be cheerfulIy given, as
my object is to inform the farmers
which is the best machine. Hoping
these few words may be benefit to
many, am, with respect,
Yours, etc., JOHN H. BoUsrED.>
For an easy bed 60 to Mcdonald &
Kellogg's and get a woven wire mat
tress patented Nov 10th 1875, and sold
very cheap.
FARM FOR SALE.-A good farm of
eighty acres in the town of Welch, fifty
acres under plow, good meadow, small
grove Of young timber, fruit, and good
water, and good farm house. Every
part of the land can be cultivated.
Will be sold cheap and on long time.
Inquire Of B. B. HERBERr.
N. B. Good improved city property
for sale cheap. Now is the time to buy.
By request Of the County Auditor
we call attention to the following ex-
tracts from the laws Of this State:
Section 70, Chapter =. Of General
Lars Of 1875.
There shall be levied annually
on each dollar of taxable property in
this state, (other than such as by law
is otherwise taxed, az valued and en-
tered on the list Of taxable property, for
the several purposes in this act enumer-
ated, taxes hereinafter specified, name-
ly: For State purposes, such amount
or rate as shall be certified to the coun.
ty auditor by the auditor of state For
county expenses other than roads and
bridges aud the payment of the inter-
est and principal Of the debts of the
county, such amount as the commission
ers Of such county determined to be nec-
essary, not exceeding five mills on the
dollar Of the taxable property of the
county. For township purposes, on the
taxable property of the township as en-
tered and valued on the tax list, such
sum as the town clerk shall certify to
the county auditor has been voted by
such town, not exceeding two mills on
the dollar. Provided, the aforesaid
Limitation shall not be construed as pro-
hibiting assessments on property ada.
cent to local Improvements made in any
city, or incorporated town or village,
for the purpose Of paying the cost there.
Of and the damages occasioned thereby ;
And Presided further, That nothing in
this section shall be construed to pre-.
vent the county commissioners, township
supervisors, or corporate authorities Of
any city, town or village from levyine
any tax which by any special law they
are authorized to levy Ind provided
Jurther, The county commissioner,
shall, before making their levy, make
sworn estimates Of the amount of money
necessary to be raised for the year fo1
county purposes, specifying the iteml
for which said money is to be raised
and no greater levy shall be made upo,
the taxable property of the county tha,
will be sufficient to amount to said sum
and an excess Of five per cent. Pro
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