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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12
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In The Pr1e<-NarYAy dekafe n Dzs-
enr.ozs Last saturday eveaing. Mr.
MurYhy oat4asd himself and dewsnsy
together in his attempts to fz>ssn sseae
Stigma upoxa the character q his oT.F~s-
nent In rssurn Mr.. Prizes called It
tsntion 10 the precious rsessrd al Mar
ply hins-elf, in manner the Ga-Sff<
Abstracts - fsssscvx-
"He NurT-ays xr.s delegate frszm
lows 81 THE Chicago IoByenfao1 81 81
and there rxSesi fpr The y@@e~ rs~soa1-
sid.s1~ DECLARING The wAr . failure and
in favesr of sxz>EsnSsinx kd-gslafisz and
making Esearv wEzA fsse rr4.s~-s hen
t. make peace %ossld have k~rR de-
s-rasefion 20 the nsua. ard ths siesIao-
erz-~ knes IL Mr. PREV Rad = hitter
frsssa . rfvsszxinrsgs effsxea IT Iowa
s-arin- that VI. MsrT,gsy ws. tsitter
ssspE-rrssezsd aMrSa< tie var. thai be
xz- attending meetings % the knight.
~ the a0aaaru Circle ~ tire lsou-< ~ =
Nr Brown. that his brother wAs tx
E-s5lsaI f.ygsn the university for wearing
; esspE,erhead pin-ia -hors Mr. ". aa-
q ref@ss synaE0shiE@r and Eater ri Fhe
Iniota s-za-e TR2T'> the resDri Mr..
Murphy h2- No wonder be ! >
sierls-eg1t still. sad = supporter Of Til
den Mr.. Murphy p-osr~~es real
friendship for the negTo-fhe nero
has vote aoa: when the question os
striking the wori white from the
franchise c.11-ze - the state eos-sisQ-
tioa w2s Up. he worked against il and
no dp1bs voted against IL: but the
amendment i adopted, and Mr.. MUIR
phy attends tail Of the essort.i p<o-
pie and Lead oolor-d lady in the
dance" The laughter and cheers
which followed, ssirly shook the
koa-e.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Ey viYtae OF . special exscofion 10 me d.
secsS1- isAzst from the o.fsre Of the C-eYk Of
the C3rcais Cart IN and for the county Of
C~<sAr ana STATE Of Ioua. in favor Of Mont
ronery Frxs<1r md against Aso1xo Hollis
lander and b p. P.~iing. have levied up
% the following property - the property Of
the mid Atonxo Hostsiander and u. n.
Paving. so-xIr-
The cas-. half x. cf TIE east half %. of
the mort beast quarter "a. Of the northeast
quarter g. IL acres and The east half u.
Of the we.s k2If -, OF The cmG halt 80, Of
the northeast quarter ~ 81 the northeast
quarter " IS A<re& and two and ous-Ealf
seres o. Of the yea: side Q. The southeast
quarter Of northeast quarter q. of the
northeast 4 aArter ID. i and tbs e&xI EAlf -.
os the southwest quarter Ga. .. the north
east quarter 81 Of the northeast quarter
a. = acres all In section number six 10, in
township um Der eighty 49,. north Of range
n arm Der two "a. We.t OF the 9Th r. NJ. con-
tanning twenty-five and oue-haf acres. sc-
cording 70 The government survey, aud
situated in Cedar county.
Court House dosr, in the town of Upton
in Cedar county. on Saturday the isiE dsy
o. October 4. ID. ls-s al one O'Clock r. ". oi
said day TO satisfy aid execution and costs
that m AZ accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF sci TEN Der a. ID. ls7s.
A. r. MAYNARD.
suE Sheriff Of Cedar County. lows
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

TIE following concerning the In
diana election was well said BY the
state Regssssr the morning Of election
day:
Vow il dangerous time TO proph-
e-y, and foolish time TO boast We
feel that Ohio and Indiana are both
patriotic al heart, and that both would
be certain for the Republican cause
with fair taTIot We feel morally
sare Of Ohio a. ii j.. and have good
healthy hope Indiana 1t Is made
doubtful only by the desperate deter
m;nation to carry il for the Democra-
CIV If fraud and corruption can save it
to them. A. this fraud has been %
carefully planned. and the corruption
20 systematically organized, that the
result may he considered not only
doubtful but dangerously doubtful. Re
p+zaters and tallos-box suffer. from
Chicago. from Baltimore, from New
York and Philadelphia, have been
swarrning into the State for weeks,
preparing for their nefarious work,
while Kentucky Lies acro-s the river
ready, anxious. and prepared to lend
10 Indiana all that Indiana may need
TO align it with the solid South. 50
we make no predictions as to the
H..-ier Staie. and cur opinion in re-
gard To the result il hope"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Last week. CDa@erraffce comes to the
front with a column reha-ii Of the lie
Roy story-to the effect that Gen.
Hayes received 81 go from a soldier
by that name, the soldier soon after
being killed in battle and the General
keeping the money and denying the
transaction. The entire charge has
been circuInstantialiy refuted. The
letters published ~ written by Hayes
are clean forgeries, and the author Of
the charge is thu, peiigreed by his
fellow citizens in Rockford, ILL.,.
The author Of the article l. well
known in Rockford. He moved here
from Wisconsin about twenty years
ago, in company with woman who
was not his wife. He started in the
law business here aud contracted sew
eral large debts and after residing here
few years he left the town between
two day-. He was next heard from at
Roscoe, town about twelve miles
from here, and followed about the
same career there. There are parties
in Rockfo who hold notes against
him to the amount of five hundred
dollars. He il considered by all who
knew him around here to be thor
ough dead beat and scalawag.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

r. q. Scott, Plaintiff


~.
Isabella Fullerton, Jas
Fullerton, Agnes Fuller. District
ton, Margaret Fullerton Court ~ Ge-
James Fullerton Builder. dar County.
Joseph Builder, Margar- Iowa. Nov
ct Fullerton Builder, embcr term,
CharlcS Builder, MARY 1876.
Martha Bdilder. John
Builder, ST.. and John
Builder, Jr., defendants
You are hereby notified tina. there Is
on file iii the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court. in and fer the county
of Cedar. in the State Of Iowa, petit
ton Of X. Il. Scott. plaintiff, claiming
Of you a partition of the nj sci, sec five
Isl. township seyenty-nine l1sl, range
two ~ ", also sw sci Of said section,
township. and range. in which you
have an interest, and asking that in
case partition cannot be made that
said property he sold and the proceeds
thereof divided.
Now unless isou appear To said petit
ton and defend thereto at or before
noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of said court, To be begun and
held at Upton in said county, on the
27th day of November, ls7s, default
will be entered against you, and judg-
ment rendered thereon in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
PIATT 4 CARR,
4w3s Att'ys for PIn'F.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

The s'Fan-Tail Ballot" by which
the Democrats hoped to carry Indiana,
yesterday, and to manipulate which
they have imported the notorious
Sand, Of Baltimore, with a trained lot
Of operators, il thus described:
A Republican ticket Is folded like
fan. Between each fold il inserted
Democratic ticket folded 20 much
smaller that the fan that ii cannot he
seen. All the tickets, the fan As well
a. the inside tickets, are ironed 80 as to
be perfectly. smooth. One Of these
tickets is presented by a Democratic
voter at Democratic precinct. A
Democratic judge taker the ticket, and
proceeds apparently to put IL into the
ballot-box through the opening made
for the purpose, but before the ticket
il dropped into the box, aud while the
bottom of 1t il in the box, the other end
being still held by the judge. confed-
crate Democrat challenges the vote.
The Judge holds the ticket and has
ample time to drop all the fraudulent
tickets. The challenged DemocIat
refuses to swear i'm his vote, whereupon
the fan il returned To him
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Fifteen carloads of Baltimore roughs
and repeater- were sent to Indiana to
attend the Soldiers reunion" the
first Of last week-each man of them
furnished with a ten days free pass.
The other large cities East eontribu-
ted more soldiers 81 and Kentucky
many more. Numbers Of these, ac-
cording to programme, were left in
Indiana to labor on election day
Last Saturday mornings Indianapo-
lis Sentinel gives the name and pedi-
gree Of twenty-four noted Baltimore
rascals, many Of them now under in
dictmcnt for either fraud or violence
ut election, who were known to be in
that city aud really fhr business. II
we should hear of violence and blood
shed there, we may place 1t to the ac-
count Of Tiiden's barI of money,
which has hired and imported gang
Of roughs and voting cattle into thai
State. should these fellows attempt
to intimidate or play sharp on the Re
publican IIoosiers ut the polls, there
will he trouble, sure. The Republi
cans Of that state are not 10 he trifiet
with.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
John Merton, plaintiff.


A. 8. ONO. Sarah orno,
A. II. Ssarrest. E III. District
Buekwaitar. Geo. w. Court Of Ce-
Pitksn, Star Wagon Co., siar COansy;
j. H Hnrfsut 4 ro.. r. Iowa. Now
d. lule. David Cooney. eni,er .egTai,
Wm- Averisois. Bis-eli & 1910.
SSarrQf. FrsIrrisk Ons0.
r. NJ Mcmillan L To-
defendants.
To the above named defendants:
Ven are hereby notified that there Il
now on Gle in the Once Of the Clerk
Of the District Court. in and FIR the
county os Cedar, in the State os iowa,
d petition Of Jsssn Merton. plaintiff.
claiming of A. - enlo and sarah Ono
seven thousand dollars with interest
thereon a. TEN lsT ss.fat- from OF. 10th.
ISL - due on q nnte made by you on
said dag. To j. H. Harlbut L To- and
assigned 10 plaintiff. also 10 ferecio--
ire mortgage III even date with said
note given II ~eeslre the same on the
mel sssc 81 - s., -. " ) pin, in which
Land tire defendants have, or claim
some interest M personal claim !.
made against any of the defen fants,
except A. ;. ONO and Sarah ONO.
New unless Won appear 10 said pc
tifion and defend thereto at or before
noon of the second day Of the next
term Of said Court, 10 ae begun and
held at Tipt0I in said County, On the
eth ,Aay o. November. is7a. default
will he entered against yog, aud judg
incat and decree entered thereon In
accordance with the prayer Of said Pc
tition. PIATT x CA9R.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
4w3S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12
FROM CLARENCE.
Township Nominations.

Saturday at 4 o'clock, p. m, Repub-
lican caucus was hsld in the Office OF
A. w. Iiillyer Esq. J. r. Ferguson.
was called 10 the chair and r, J. (tar.
rison appointed Secretary, The fol
lowing nominations were then made
by acclalnatiDn:
4. w. HilIyer, Andrew Sicoll, JUS
tices; I. J. Garrison, Township clerk;
q. Sawyer, Assessor; NJ. Springfield,
Homer Frink, T. Miller, Trustees; s.
Westfall, l.. Moriarty, constables.
J. r. Ferguson, n. Eidridge, q. u.
Smith, and u. Sawyer were selected
delegates to attend the Convention 10
be held at I.oudef, for the purpose o.
putting In nomination II candidate for
member Of Board Of Supervisors from
first District.
T. ]. GARRISON,
Secretary.
J. =. FERGUSON,
Chairman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12
The Republican Chicken Carries "BIue Jeans
Williams to the Rear!

The latest the reliable Chicago Halis up four o'clock
last evening and only strengthens the earlier estimate Dino i
conceded Republicans By about 90 naoryreaer than
given Hayes 1875 The Republicans also gain IN this
State fire Congressman which j important Of all
While entirely conclusive the from Indiana Is also high
encouraging the Republicans claiming wth good the cleo
Of Harrison for Governor and being Of gain OF three
Congressmen All the later from the North part Of the
show gains for the Republican ticket Returns from 800 voting
precincts 81 counties sfow Republican majority Of slo5-
places 1874 gave Republican majority Of 6ia In
indianapolis the Republicans make large gains carrying the city
BY 200 majority Shelby county Hendricks home shows
small Republican gain precinct The drift Of all the returns
then arriving favorable the election Of Harrison which
confidently claimed by the Central Committee at Indianapolis
Virginia very Unexpectedly shows considerable Republican
gains and the Democratic majority has been greatly reduced
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12
OHIO AND INDIANA.


The Associated Press dispatches up
to four o'clock Wednesday morning,
az reported in the Davenport Gazette,
do not give absolutely conclusive in
formation regarding the result Of
Tuesday, elections-especially a. to
Indiana. The following II the Ga
zcttc's summary, which is fairly borne
out by the returns up TO the time in
dictated:
"Our telegraphie report closes at 4
O'Clock, at which hour we are able to
say that Ohio has, without doubt,
been carried by handsome majority.
A reading OF the returns In sufficient
IT, show that gains outside Of the large
cities were almost invariable. While
these are not large they are sufficient
To SHOW that the Republicans have
done what was expected and desired
Of them, and, we believe, very much
more, to hold the majority Of last year,
by which Hayes was elected Governor,
$500. The returns point to larger
than this majority More than this
the returns seem to indicate that the
Republicans have gained at least seven
members Of Congrcss-which is good
enough for one day. Banning is
probably among the defeated Demo-
Gratis. The result shows that the Re
publicans have nothing to fear in
November, when the contest is be-
tween Hayes and Tilden.
1.-THE reports from Indiana are alb.
solutely mcagre, and this Is attribute.
bic to the fact that the length Of tht
general ticket precluded the POSSIBLE.
ity Of rapid counting. But enough
has been, with certainty, ascertained
to give the strongest hope Of Republi.
can success. The gains, ~ In tho
ease of Ohio, while not usually large
are very general. Out Of thirteen
members Of Congress the Republicans
claim to have elected nine, which Is 4
gain OF five. Although the return,
are comparatively meagre, and on the
whole Unsatisfactory, there IL no room
for doubt that the holly contested
elections in Ohio and Indiana have
resulted in favor Of the party OF Lib
erty and Union"
West Virginia has undoubtedly
gone, az was expected, Democratic,
although the Republicans are claim
ing the election OF their candidate for
Governor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12
THE CENTENNIAL LIFE,
IOWA INSURANCE
FOR IOWA MEN.
Whv Should ! Insure in the
Centennial Mutual Life
Association Of Iowa.

1st,--Because il is safe and reliable.
2d.--Because ii costs only from one
third TO one fifth what it would cost IN
most Of the old line companies.
3i--Dec.use it is an Iowa institution.
and managed by well Known and relia.
bic men
Because il is the daty If al. 10
provide for those dependent upon them.
5th Because the expense of insur-
ance Is divided up INTO small amounts,
SO that the poorest can meet the pay
ments.
9th because il practices on the prin-
cipie Of careful selection of risks and
economical management
7th.-Because the momcn, my life Is
insured my estate 10 really worth fully
the amount Of my policy, in addition 10
its previous value.
stb.-Because, having but one life,
my family cannot avail themselves Of
the law of average in any other way.
9th.-B Because policy of insurance
on my life will give me the composure
and freedom from soIicitude, which, In
sickness, contributes to recovery, aud
thereby lengthens life.
lOth-Decause, as death is certain.
every dollar invested IN life insurance
must return To my estate. and al a line
when my family will need it most.
1ith.-Iiecause, ii I owned house,
the rent of which Was 81 900 per year. I
should deem II duty to- my family 10
keep it insured; then how much more =
duty, having but one life, which Is worth
81 900 per year Ia my family, 10 keep
that insured, which they may lose at
any time.
12th.-Because, whatever, as a matter
of theory, il is possible TO do 10 the way
of laying aside small sums annually, OK.
pericnce proves that | shall not do j,
unless an obligation is created by which
I feel bound to do so; whereas, by the
stipulation 70 pay small sum annually,
al once secure to my family an aecumu.
IatioI which could only be the result OF
the savings of many years.
13tli-Because the experience Of more
than a century proves that well man.
aged life insurance companies are the
safest institutions in the world.
14th-Because other investments,
with promise of AS profitable return. are
not SO easily found, and generally beng
of speculative character, not unire
quen,ly end in entire loss.
Fitkin c. Wright, District Mana
ger, Uiii be pleased TO iusurr you
You Wi l AID him at Fleming
House or the Co Operative store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Az al exchange says, the Democrats
have been at great pains to dodge the
question Of southern claims, denying
that any considerable number Of these
claims wero introduced in the Confer
crate House. The Record shows
whether the Southern brethren are AZ
moderate and forbearing in the matter
Of designs on the National Treasury
~ their Northern friends would like
TO make them appear. 1t shows that
in the bills for Southern claims in
troduced at the first session Of the
Fourty-fourth Congress the amount
Of appropriations involved foots up
the enormous aggregate Of $500, G22,-
3s0!-a sum considerably exceeding
the entire national debt. These bills
were kept In the background during
the session because Of the effect on the
Presidential election, but they were
introduced In good faith, and In the
event Of TiIden's election would By
pressed peItinaeiously.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

During the building Of the 4. y.
railway and the heyday Of Credit
Mobilier, Mr.. Hiram Price, now
Republican candidate for Congress In
this district, was government director
Of the road. At another time he was
in Congress, and member, we believe
chairman Of the u. =. railway Com
mittee. Price aught to he beaten
somehow. -.MechdnicsuiUe Iress.
A stupid falsehood. Mr. Price was
not Government director until after
1.-THE building Of the U. p. Railway"
nor until 1859. His service as mem
Der Of Congress was performed before
that date. The somehow which
the Press 80 anxiously inyokes with
which To defeat Mr.. Price, has mani
testify become resort to downright
lying, In sheer desperation DdU-
Gazette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Governor Kirkwooi has appointed
Major LOBBY, u Clark Co., TO succeed
Gen. Baker a. adjutAnt General OF
Iowa Maj. LOBBY enlisted ~ a pri-
yaie in Go. D.. Second Iowa In
Lntry. His first promotion was a.
second Lieutenant ~ 10 G.
Eighteenth Iowa Infantry. He wa-
wounded al the battle Of Shiloh, and
20 seriously that he has never recover
ed from the effects Of it, and probably
never will recover from il, being still
incapacifated from active labor of all
kinds. His record a. soldier was
gallant and honored, and he was
brevetted Major for heroic conduct in
battle. The appointee IL not generally
known in the state but those who do
know him seem 10 think him well
qualified for the position.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Hon. J. II. Murphy went to the
Chicago convention in 1854 a. dele
gate from Iowa and voted for the in
famous peace resolutions" and yet
he comes before the people Of this
District and says he rejoiee- in the re-
suits Of the war and the constitutional
amendments. If all the men Of the
north had rejoiced in those things a.
did Murphy, when would they have
been accomplished?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Latest news from Europe announces
the rejection by Turkey Of the pro-
I<,-al of the Great Powers for q long
armistice. and tina; the prospect for
the proposed conference is not en-
eouraginy. The indications still
point To the probability Of war he
tween Russia and Turkey-and that
would Of course mean a general Euro
yaan war.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

The Democratic papers are trying 10
console themselves over the loss Of
Colorado by Growing Justify over their
heavy majority al the state election in
Georgia, which occurred on the same
day. As the shot gun canvass had
placed the latter State in ~ safe =
condition for them, that no one had
sufficient curiosity to even make an
inquiry a. TO how she had gone, the
attempt Is not very successful.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Secretary Of war Cameron and Cen
ersi Sherman, who have been making
an extensive tour of inspection u the
military po-D Of the Far West. going
~ far ~ the Pacific caast. have return
ed. They spent saturday At the
Government arsenal and works at
Rock Island.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

by virtue of n special execution 10 me di.
rccted, Issued from the Office OF ths Clerk OF
the Circuit Court In and FOR the county OF
Cedar and State OF Iowa. In favor of J. j.
Head and against Alexander Balm. have
levied upon he 4oi owing property rs tie
prnperty NJ the said Alexander Balm 10 wit:
Lots number one "a aud two ~ in block
nulncer eight ts) iii The town of stanwood
Cedar county. fDsa.
And shall oit-r the same for sac at the
Court House door. In the town OF ] ipl n, In
said county, on saturday the 18th day nj
October A. u. 1876. at one O'Clock l. ". o.
said day to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated / [ Is Hth day of Sept. A. ID 1873,
A.. Il MAYNARD, r
3x39 Sheriff Cedar county, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

The Cincinnati Timer put. it: THE
Republican party has tiecrensed the
public debt from .$2,773, 23s, 1880, in
1895, to ", 095, Isl ,s44.l4 in ls76-a re-
duction Of s67s ,054, 232 s.. In Blu
chanan's time the debt wa. ;ncrensed
from ~, 9ll, ssl % u ~. $50 1913 ~. l.
there anything In this little campari-
son to make the country yearn to 70.
has been decreased, steadily, year by
year, by the Republican party. II
was increased, steadily year by veal
by the last Democratic administration
Does the country want to return to ths
good old timG-?"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Emery Ssorrz In his OTTAWA, Ill.,,
speech was just right when, paying
his re.peets 10 Tilden, he insisted that
. lifetime devoted to the interests Of
large corporations wAs not the right
kind Of training for . President.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

A man sho will not provide for bis
own household is worse than heath
en-. Tie only sure WY 10 rovide
for their scpl or, in case OF your death
Is by life insurance, tn'y you must
be sure and select sound company !;
such one is the Centen lial Life, OF
Iowa. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Our Democratic brethren hung out
for Colorado rather later this time
than usual. But all was Of no avail.
The more official returns were re-
ceived the greater grew the Republi-
can majorities, it being now settled
and conceded that the Governor,
member Of Congress and over two
thirds Of the Legislature were elected
by the Republicans by majorities of
three electoral votes for Hayes and
two L. s. Senators from State count
ed doubtful at the best, ii il a mag
nificcnt success.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

AdatntssF1gOr-s Notice

NesSe. j. Aereey gisea sAs. the arseTss-n-
ID Ass thSs 1Ay heza srP0i-sst Pr The tlr-
raEs Goart a{ GeSxr sonEsv. g0Ss. adHiE-
is.ratsr OF the estate cf WIlss1 r. AnGSs-
soa- Deceased. and al persoas having
czAsms against sid estate are hereby Eoii-
led TO kis them With the Clerk of sssd
cc4rt- dearly stated and ALLY sscr. sO.2nt
persoas ovirg said estate are aosiSed 70
make Immediate payment 70 the EElersi<n-
Cd
DaiS1 ~ 1Trtoz, lows, this Is. day Of De
.oaer. A. ID. lsst.