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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
POETRY.
BEAUTIFUL HANDS.

Such beautiful. bcantifal hands
They're neither white nor small,
And you, ! know, would scarcely think
That they were fair at all.
I've looked on hands whose form and hue
A seuiptor's dream might be.
Iet are these aged, wrinklsi hands
Most beautiful 10 me.
Such beautiful, beautiful hAnds.
Though heart were weary and sad,
These Patisnt hands kept toiling on,
That children might be glad.
i almost weep, ~, looking back
To ehiidhoed's distant day,
think how these hands rested not
when mine were at their play.
But o. heyond tAi. shadow i.nd,
Where al 10 hsight and fair,
knew full well those dear old hands
viii palms Of victory bear.
Where cry stal streams. through endless time,
flow over golden sands,
And where the old grow young again,
III clap my mothers hands.
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rc-one q thess Sunday y-schsel teachers Who
are always desircss of dEauing cat the ideas of
ehilArsn. asked her class shat they supposed
Daniel said shea he uAs Place.l - tbs li0Rs dsn.
0ne sf her boys. ~ho has aPraesieal tara q mind,
answers. "Geo1-bye. I'm a soner."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Re-Said he: Matilda. you are my dearest
duck.- said she: Augustus. you are trying 20
s,uG ne" She uas soo sAss Coz hin-
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AGE AND WHITE HAIR.

Hearing 90. iar iha; pea.aut had found =
tagli -il % wheat. each sf4iu . shich Was A. b..
A. a date .fsue certain kius ds.ifr,I greatly -
~ ~ whai manner q tUeu ht el on earth Al the
time Sheu that c' "a grew. b-inr sivi.ed o. con
.alt Ntsc aud Agvl yea.naa. he scnt a messenger
= L.i- vita a sample O.: ile gram. On tie Hay
iac messeu.tr met a f.icul. uhs begged hiu 90
ask TIE wise Hid man fws H'hcrq quc.fions .-.Why
dec man haly f4ru - bite Nlen he g-ous old
All WY de- a-e improve a mans good looks and
impair those o; a ~olHan ?" The messenger found
esf thc olI yeaJaE, al4 Proposed q him has fret
Problem. T.. oii gl-n. wh5.c hair "a. Llalebsl
a. whose form "a. bowed and broken bv age,
sa.4 he krs~ fething about the c,rf. AMI rrssrrcd
the tlsitar g. hls e.ieF brother The .srlp1 oid
aanu' tA"ggh mlre a-ci ia4A the ar.i. was nuch
more active All ri-of-ss. ami his beard had Mt
set tunnel gray. lie alss said 10 suew nothing
aea9t ihs curu. and .eut the messenger On to =
ihlfd asi Eta older brother. This very old man
iaFnci 's' 6. b. a Tar the least asel il appear
anre % ilc thfcc - beard beng quite black aui
HI tgure .'ill youthful. From him the messenger
atthiuet. a. ausser . al hi. questions. hui
ircd year' previously, it secfns,i there lived 81
earth people uhe we're L.--l...in..-.
Yiugs aai in return ssf tsyW--t.s Ss<
seivs fra the almighty that wondrass g.ft .
gigantic -tain. A. reEaris white hair. ooniinuei
ih~ sasc bond - hlaes locks are the sEn % youth
bat ~hte d. --ihe .ign "a age o. account a! the
elsa-ue.- o' i. theg-ht.. Vita rssTcc; g. the
different srcr; % axe uIsun men and women. that
Afises from tts tact that . uas made %. earth
-Aseh ,mpsoVss tas iohscr u he. ;Aliow whereas
sonan made O; eesa. ~AicA . las.s io decsy
AZ corrupt =. Having -rc,iscl ;Aesc arswers.
the usc.scr ger a-kci. cr. how it VA that
the veluer.t q the thfr~ h-oihers vas the most
ie 20 10 at4 thv eldest least. This Also the SAGE
explained. H.. y.uage-; brother. Ne saiI. hal
foul lsni And al agiy and iciuas uiie therefore
-As b. - worn IA aipeaFcule. The second broth
cf Te.s,ssc3 god lafi, b.; his Ni;e too. WAs hal
ani foul favorrl therefore ii hc seem old. though
40; - stricken IN Years as has Younger brother
fut b himsei. hs Seni "a g. say. uAs blessed No.
ony ~iih gcai laul. bu; Also vita gooi-looking
Ani good hearted ~ifc. ami therefore. was Il iha;
se. although the eide, q the ;h-ce b-o,hers. Va.
=. fAE the yosngesi u heAft and frame for the
Pr"vcfb ;Fsly .ays TIA, a man, home Is either
81. heaven % his bell
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TAKr CanE 90 ruE lNFIENESrs.-lt is a Ia
nsntAbie fast that large majority u cur farm
srs lose as mach frem . want of proper care q
tsals frem the sefnAl sar-and tear of then
Repeated wssiing and drying injaFes. sooner OF
lstsr. any kini of wood -work the moisture get,
ting intS the cracks seon begins the wors ofdecay
Tits nay be rrsvsnsed BY the timely and eees-
sicnAi appheasisn of some cheap paint. Much
hAs ben said and uFitien upon the value of teol-
houses. and u - hardly necessary Tor us 20 add
cur mite 10 the general array but providing the
teal house u net all that should he dune. II the
shevels. spsaes and forks arr hrough, into the
tesl-heuse vita the dirt sticking o. them. and in
that esn1ition are allousA o. rsnAin throagh the
uinieE, % until they are again needed Al prae-
teal farmers knou hos mach better = bright
plew tarns the furrew. hsw mech easier u Il On
the team and driver. and yst they uill bring their
plsws and harrews in every fall With the dirt
sticking 10 them. and let them be until again
wanted. mueh % their owu los.
TheFV various mixtures Which might be aP-
piled o. the irun o. prevent rustin.. the chenpest
q which is common tu.ssifsfl grease. A better
article may be formed BY melting together san
pounls of fresh inst saltedl lard and tuo q rosin
An old iron pct l. . god thing 10 Keep ani com
pond the MIXTURE IN. A sccu a. teci is done
ksinT ussd fsr the ss&san clean u a and give 10
. eeAf u this mixture and even IL Il rrmAiAs an
distsrhed for years. u uili ecne out - bright as
when pat away. Impienents property eared-for
win nos enly last nearly tuiee - long uhcn
this u MT the ease bat, a. &c said before, they
are far better in every uay.-Gsr-asf~~- Tsis-
yysrk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

es-AlfAeagA . w0aan's age is uaaeniAbly her
eva shs nsser owns it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

HrNriSc ruH wArrr vfrH Rop.-A cores
Voaicai q tie bloomfield Pa H.s., writing on
this sgtJcct. says.
''PerAaE. sau aud many q your rSadsr. 10 not
bs!isss n azH,Ins ilF va;ef by means of . rOd.
am fafcei .. believe in thi. theory by my sxte
~ nee A. .hoN in the failoa,ae statement
''Aecu, thres years ,iuce wantei water on nv
place badly. yoguS man ~ho profcssel D. tell
where 20 obtain Ss,ev was At nv house. 6oins
ogi uith hita he SAlkci g. a certain sl-.t in uy
yasi ani aid -.you can strike a snail s;rram r
water herr Ia ;ossy feet" todd him that |; did
ne; salt 70 haze = ~ell tAsrs. We then nexs
~sni aoAr the corner u the house. shea the yoEns
msn again s;,rpsi. Vi, roi turning In his hand
and saii; 'oh. herr = the place. for inside %
thirty isvt you win gr; plenty Il water With bot
li;;le rusk. II " ~ g iesi yoa sail strike Wild
stream. bat ion'; stop there. hi. place did no,
exactly sgii ire. and the yogns man vent 60
other places. bat though he said therv we're several
place, uhsre waisr could be foana. be ads issi me
Against dis<ing thsre "~ing e. tue rpek he said l
would have % contend uiih. And ~ positive wAs
be in regard O. the corner u the house being the
b.; place. tha; declared 20 yield "a .his judg-
neat. though by - doing lwaseompelsd,o to move
NY grAps ATboF ani frait tres.
This ~as in ihs .prins q the year, bat We did
M: eommsnee digging I'LL in jane. We did not
hni the Wild stream the young man mentioned.
hot ne ~; plcHiy u water inside q the 80 feet.
With only ~ eVn.s sAPcnsc for blasiing. When
- began ~ailins the vel in September there how.
ever. eame on ws; spell and then the wild stream
The young Esa spoke sf made - appearance and
aowed into the wsil qaiis freely. During every
set spsll the Wild siream makes i,, appearance.
but at al iines ~e have plenty of wafer. Even
during this remarkable dry season when % many
wells 50 dry mine gives plsniifal supply for
ourselves and nsiEhbors. should perhaps say
that before depending upon his birch rod he asked
ne for scus iron 60 see whctheT there vas any
mineral which would cfIect hi. rod. but finding
there uas ncne. be commenced his search for va
ter. Nos don't cay that this i an infalhbls
rnle. bat l make this statement that your readers
nay that Il i fact that some peTsons can tell
where water j. BY the use of a rod"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

re-S Yea are ssusg by = ees. u.s h.r,sheva
Il 6ir,sn ~ shaks. gst arunk- setherhysieinns
,.v. q. Eang the 80 stag. give Is snsks biis.
--Csa- z. n.
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SELECTED MATTER.
ARSENIC EATERS.

Facts Concerning the consumptio OF the
Drug Women Customers
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

THE NEwsFArER BrslSEss---IIere 10 how a
brother journalist puts IL We suppose that
many people think that Newspaper men are per
sistsai duns let farmer place himself In sim
liar business position and zee IL he would not do
the same. Suppose he raised one theesand bush
els Of wheat. and his nsighbor should come and
buy hnshei. and the price 4 small matter q
only two dollars or less. and the neiehbor says ~
will hand you the amount in a few days" As the
farmer did not want ~ BE- small abest the matter.
he says all right. and the man leaves With the
wheat. Another comes In the same way until the
whole of the ene thousand bushels % wheat are
trusted out 20 thousand different persons, and
no, one u the purchasers concerns himself about
u. for Il i small amount that he owes the farm
er. and q course tha; would not help him any
He does not realile that the farmer has fritterri
auay all his large crop of wheat. and that its
Valge Is due hm in = thousand little driblets and
that he l. seriously embarrassed In his business
seeaase his dcbtsrs trsa, Il little matter but
Il all ueuld pay him promptly. which they could
d. we'll not. u woald BE- a very large amount
20 the farmer, and enable him o. carry on bis bus
inc.s without dinkcuiiy. The above comparison
10 too true Of the ditheuliies that the Newspaper
man has 10 easisnd with-
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rR~A Western lawyer ineiuded in bis bsil
.-si... h,s erect: I: -Te waking up IN the nigAs
- tAinkins absut yvsr ease s.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
Mihin Items.

EDS. DENoCRAT.-Since I wroteyou
last, death has been here and taken
from our midst, Rudolph Miller, aged
10 years. His funeral took place Wed
nesday last.
The Mendoza Lodge, Of which he was
al honered member, marched in pro-
cession, and rendered the burial cere-
mony very impressive by giving some
choice selections of vocal music.
Our merchants and tradcsmen are
looking brighter and more cheerful,
since the roads are once more passable
and the farmer can sell his surplus
crops and settle his account with them
and enable them to put IN new stock.
Rev. j. Ilaw Of Platteville, preached
here last night to crowded house. He
is well known here, and has hosts of
warm personal friends even among
the unsavGl. MORE ANON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25

IL Is not the purposeof the Demo
crat to misrepresent aRone. In our
issue Of two weeks ago referring to
Schuyler Colfax, we sal IF he had
been honest and had stan in that ca
paclty his name would smell more
sayory in the nations n,strils." A
lew OF our exchanges that consider it
their bounded duty to defeid anything
and everything which bears the name
"Republican" take us to task for what
we said in regard to Mr.. Cofax. Any
one who is familiar with TIE history
OF the Credit Mol i,ier swinile-, and
especially the part which he great
christian Statesmen played therein,
however much lie may seek to ex-
cuse him for using his ligh po-
sition for personal ends viii not at
tempt to explain away the fad Of his
having so used it.
To those Of our contemporare s who
seek to sharpen their wit ut cur ex-
pense, we would say that it is always
safe for them to deal in banter where
the truth is dangerous.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25

ket at home at remunerative prices,
and much of the wheat raised for the
next few years will also find a market
at home among the new settlers for
seed etc. We confidently look for
market at our own doors within 4
very few years, as the Sioux City &
Pembino railroad is surveyed up the
Big Sioux Valley, and is being pushed
ahead rs fast rs the development Of
the country will Justify.
One source Of hardship and dlscon-
tent in the older settled States is the
high rate of taxation, which falls
heavily upon the poorer class. Here
the burden is comparatively nothing.
Our local taxes are very light, and as
we have no railroad tax to pay, we can
almost say that we are exempt from
taxation.
OF course, we have not the advanta-
ges of civilization that are enjoyed in
the States, but schools and churches
are springing up all over the country,
and in few years we will almost for
get that we ever lived on the frontier.
Our common schools are well cared
for by the foresight Of our law makers
as they set apart two sections Of land
in every township for school purpo-
ses.
Building material on the line Of this
| railroad is about as cheap as at Min
eral Point. Plenty Of good limestone
is found here for all the lime we will
ever need, and plenty of good sand on
the shore Of the lakes.
Lest | weary your readers with the
lcngth Of this rambling article, ! will
close by saying if any Of them con
template going West, would advise
them to take II look at Dakota before
making a selection.
| should be happy to answer any
questions relating to the country that
any Of your readers may be pleased to
ask, if within my power to do So.
Very Respectfully,
A. $. MITCHELL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
Local toms.

Birthstone or no brimstono2 That's
tho question.
Election of oililars OF Emery Lodge,
|, o. &. T. will take place this Friday
avonin@.
Tho Primitive Mothodists OF this
city, have commenced holding pro-
tracLod meetings.
Even 1T tho capital with sweet pap
Ia imbihe, Bennett can't rid himself
q the asporsiyo style.
Tho Roy. M, Benson. Of tho M. u.
Church Of this city, will preach next
Sunday evening, on Future Punish
nrcnt,
A summary q! legislative doings
Viii 10 found on the fourth page Of
G-days paper.
We are glad tn notice that our Az
scmhlyman. Mr.. Gray, is one of the
most active members OF the legis a
tme, this winter
Roy a. ". Seahrnase il absent from
tho city this week, attending a meet
ing of the Madison GonVecation of
the Episcopal church. held in Mad
lSOa,
Prof, Godat lrE opened i dancing
school in the CITY Hall The Professor
comes we'll recommended ASA master
IN his profession. and those who wish
81 have thelr eh!ldren Taught the most
fashionable sty,c NJ parlor dances, eli
luotte, eto. will find this i splw.,led
opportunity Tho Professor speaks
ion himself elsewhere.
Vol. sanford haa telegraphei that he
camot IA hofa hUt Two nights. mid aa
lin ralaires HuW as much monoy fur
tao lwo - 10 hptnro asked tur three
lectures. The committee do not feel
justified III lowering tho prica for
courso tickets. Il is hoped that y lib.
eral PATRONAGE wi!l be extended, and
ihd ttr niuntt,ea Vnlnot ind thpm-
selves oat a.pe So. from tharendoav.
N- - ~ lltei.eit food
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
Resolutions
OF COINCIDENCE AND SYMPATHY AID
OPTED BY MIFFLIN COUNCIL, NO.
"a, ANCIENT ORDER OFiMENDo-

OF COINCIDENCE AND SYMPATHY AID
OPTED BY MIFFLIN COUNCIL, NO.
"a, ANCIENT ORDER oFiMENDo-
T.tS, ON TIE DEATH OF OUR
WORTHY BROTHER, Ro-
DOLPH MILLER.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God IN his infinite wisdom to call
from among US by the cold hand Of
death, our Worthy Brother, Rodolph
Miller.
Therefore, resolved that we sincere
~ mourn the dissolution Of covenant
ted friendship and brotherly love,
Resolved that we tender to his faith
er aAd relatives our sincere and heart
felt sympathy i'll this, their bereay-
ment.
Resolved, that this lodge be draped
in mourning for the space OF thirty
days.
Resolved, that a copy Of these reso-
buttons he presented TO the father of
the deceased. and also published in the
Iowa County Democrat, and Mineral
Point Tribune. TnoS. PATEflELD,
HENRY GRUBER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
Storey Outdone.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

Cannot something be done to neu-
tralize, or at least to render less often
sive to nose, mouth and stomach, this
spountings of this fountain Of filth (ths
Times) that is fed from Chicago sewer
drainage? The antidote, whatever
that may be, should likewise have the
effect Of soothing and softcning tho
rampant paraXysm of madness OF him
who directs the force and controls the
volume of this doubly distilled quint-
essence Of sink generation.
The rave and rant Of this expert III
personal attack and yindictiye de
traction at times aSSimilates that of Il
rabid cur, snarling and swapping At
everything and everybody that comes
in its way, with an irrepresable pro-
pcnsity to bite.
1t is said that sop" thrown in his
way from the "bourbon" barrel du-
ring the presidential campaign of 1876
had very magic effect in diverting
the inlliction Of his funny infermity
from "bourbon'' hate and "bourbon"
spite to that Of the opposition party
This party. of all things that might
happen, had least expected from this
source billingsgate avalanche of
"putrid "reminiscences. Indeed tho
rabidness displayed from the time this
sop was gulped to the final settlement
of the presidential dispute was that of
IL mercenary hlackgnard working UNI
der "hourbon' contract, ana yet VS.
lind this prurent patriot, like the
Scotch SaWney, "bdrk again" CO
worker among associates whose sym
pathy he could more fully appreciate.
and whose company was the more en-
ioyabc especially while acting under
the promptings Of his Unborn lampoon
ing inlirmity.
In conclusion. permit me to say, that
after all cannot but pity him in this.
his deyil-possessed and god-torsaken
condition. Surely great allowance
should be made for this unsccmly bod
lily faint and seeming moral political
decentralization, seeing that in lineags
he comes direct from tribe noted in
tho early days of bible history fol-
their native hostility ID All human
surroundings and in their procliyities
barbarous. With these considerations
pleading i'll his behalf and the we'll
known fact fully established by mod
ern Psychologists that blood will tell
iii tile breeding of men III well IL
brutes. trust that the .bourh2ns.'
although they (the "broObons') ars
are being tried in the crueible of afliic-
ton and with their lthe "bourbon's'
tormentor sorely vcNpt will throw the
mantle If charity over his corporea
ailment and 1t Tie same time give him
the full benefit of the oriental entail
ment Of character and conduct which
has been engrafted into his mental or
laganism hy nv It'd ancestral line Of
"scalawas' ou.-easts and aecursed out
laws. pECAToNIc4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
Mineral Point r.. r.
PLATTEyILLE DIVISION.

oo1Ha EAST. An. UoIsd wEBT. A. n
JcnyO Platteylle, 3 80 Leave Mineral PIT . 30
do Bolm9nt, ~ Arrive Calamino, 10 e5
Arrive Calpmn0, 10 Lrnvc do 10 40
LchW do % Leave belmont, Il 20
Arrive Mini Point ~ Arrive Patlevlllc i %
FRFiGHT IND a GGOhMOD1 TiON,
soma Ehar I'm a0tNd WEST. r, n
DO belmont 205 do belmont 4 10
Arrive talamino q 80 Arrive PiattGvillo 10
s~ FaseenHers leaving Mineral Point Mt 6;lb
Al. cnn ronch MndIe0n ut T., NJ the same
day, by way OF FrcGport aud Caledonia.
GIIAS. n, GALE, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25

See bills /or information
adout the lecture of Col.
Sun)ord and Miss Susan
y. Aathony, remembering
That the Cote mel WilL be
here (ut the city HolU but
tWo niGhtS inSfend oj'ttree
Jan. 50 anil 81.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
O., M. 81 st. Paul r. r.
Illinois Central r. r.

The only route running through cars betw cen
Warren and Chicago. The only route TO st.
Louis, Cairo, ana tho South. and TO
Dubuque, Sioux CITY. Omaha and west.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
From Ridgoway.

EDITORS DEMOCRAT: Some OF us
Ridgewlins might cNclaim with the
philosopher, ., Temporal. q, mores!
The mildneSs of the winter seems to
give Il monotoneus routine, to the gem
eral proclivitirsof winter amusemcnts
among the rising generation. Even
the woods assume melancholy aspect,
moaning and signing in tile night
wind, rs though singing requiem
over the stiffness of nature. The
brooks have i sullea murmur beneath
their lily lrtirrs, as they rush away to
the mighty river, while King Sol has
scarcely shown his hcaming C0un-
tenancc for weeks. Fair Luna more
generous shows her glimmering shades
II moonlight with her usual shyness,
steadily tile wondcrous changes, 50
on hands Of angels hidden from our
eyes. continually shifting the scenery
of nature
This is the month in which the tax
gathcrer puts IN appearance, demand
Ing money orrhattels. Billings advises
the annihilation Of hogs and the assassi-
nation of poultry this month.
L. was alta "Singin' skule' theother
evening. and he asked @ see her home.
She froWncd, and collly answered,
No" Thea h asked III his sweet
tones, please can | sit Oil the fence
and sec YOU 20 by.
Married in Ridgeway, January 18th.
ISIS, BY the Rev Chr Excl. Mr.. Thos.
German and Miss Mary Roach, both
Of Ridgeway,
Also, by the same, January Is, 1878.
Mr. Patrick Ottawa OF Mineral Point,
and Miss Eta Sytes Of ltidgeWaY. 4
MoMJS.
FARMERS, ATTENTION II sou
want to sell stock 81 amy Kind 1t public
auction il will always pay you to get
the best salesman to cry your sales; so
he sure and ct THAT experienced sales
man Hugh Conrlughton 10 SCH for
yen. Won can always rcly an him.
Mineral Point, Nov ISL. $50 lgt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
Time Tables.

Chicago and North western Rail
way.
4 Gc OF departure Of Passenger Trains from
Frceport.
Leave for Chicago and East..........-".10 20 m
do do do ........ u"."" 1890 IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-01

For all diseases OF the blood we do not know Of
any better remedy than DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-01
County Court,

Estates Of VIM. Bates. Report Of sale Of real
estate approved and deeds Of conveyance ordered.
Estate Of VIM. b. Day, jr Final report APP
proved, estate declared settled and administra-
triX discharged.
Estate Of Joseph Macrhpfcr. Claims allowed
amount 10 s2l0.
Estate Of John Frey. Report Of accounts APP.
proved.
Estate, Of Hiram Crisler Report Of accounts
approved.
Estate Of Thomas Ryan. Order for notice OF
FINAL settlement TO July term.
Estate Of Allen Cafswell Order for notice OF
FINAL settlement TO July term
Estate Of VIM. EryiRe. Austin N, IRVINE ap.
pointed administrator de bons non with will an
neIed.
Estate OF Matthew Cary. Claims allowed
amounting IL Sl35.4l.
Estate Of Salmon Price Appraisement bill,
inventory and widows REIMBURSEMENT and seloc.
ton approved.
Estate Of Ole Jsckson. Report Of accounts and
sale Of chattel property approved.
kstaie OF Harvey Mcpherson Appraisement
bill, inventory and widows REIMBURSEMENT and
selection approved.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Train No ID win carry passengers between Ia sale and
Ottawa, and No. ~ Will carry passengers from GcncscO t.
Otawn, when provided with tickets and not otherwise.
No II will carry passcngrr between Joliet and Bureau
and No. % will carry passengers between Mukcna and La
Sale only when passengers are provided with tickets.
\. NJ SMIuI. Gcnl Pass. Agent
\. kIMRALL. Genl Supt. \. MARVEL, Asst Gen. Supt
May X. 1873 ID. NJ HALL. Agent at ottawa
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