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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-05-06
NOTICE.

have LEFT my accounts with G.. H. BLAKE for set
Element and those owing me requested to call and
bette with him at once. A. B. BLAKE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-05-06

A Kansas newspaper offers premium
for the best poem on mud. Poets of
mud-rate ability will be allowed to COM
peat
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-05-06

Kate Sanborn wants to know "why
men of genius are so often bachelors"
Perhaps its because they are generally
men of single purposes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-05-06
ARREARS or PAY AND BOUNTY.

OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS OF
me late war or their heirs in many entitled
TO money from the Government OF which they have
knowledge. Write full history OF service and state
amount Of pay and bounty received Enclose stamp
70 GILMORE q CO., and full reply, after exam
inatiOn, will be given Won free
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-05-06

When the Legislature adjourned the
sheriff said, "And may God save the
State of Connecticut" That ought to
have been said when it met.-BrTdge-
port Standard.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-05-06

A man has just died in Scotland aged
one hundred and seven years. He never
wore a coat, and that fact encourages US
to hope that, with a poor one, we can
suffer alnnr TO ahnnt einhtu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11
A New Republiean Candidate for
Congress.
WIgT UNloN, w. W, JnIy 8.

WEHT Uxlos, W. VA, July Q.
EAitOs IAtslHs.sn1:
Quito = number Of worthy gentlemen
have already been mentioned a. the Re
publican candidate for Congress in this
dbtrict, this fall. Permit me to present
70 the public Mr.. A. L. Hustsad, Esq, Of
CilrEsbutg, Is q suitable penon for the
Congressional race. Mr.. Hu,tssd pos
sesses many elements Of strength. BE il
= vigorous esnyAsserf . cautious mans.
ger; an agreeable, forcible speaker, and a
ready, pupgent debater. BE hss the re-
suisite rtIe and fun" about him 70 meet
successfully Col. Wilson. the inevitable
Democratic candidate. Not word can
Be said against Mr.. HuStead; bat much
can Be Justly said in his favor. l
bring him out a. : Aeu Republican
candidate for Congress, and believe
one important recommendation is, that
he Il comparatively unknown In the poll.
tes Of this district. Although be has
not mingled much In politics in this State,
still / know HIM 70 Be . close observer
and . careful student Of political matters.
He spent the campaign Of 1875 In Illinois,
and Vas regarded n one Of the most
effective stnmpers In that great State. II
u ny opinion be can carry this district
On the sth Of next October, II the Rspub.
lieans will unite on him a. their can.
didAie. Yours for the best,
u n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

wHEs Count sebouralof declared be.
fore tie Berlin congress that EIi the count.
Isss hordes Of China and Of India are 70
Be permitted TO arm themselves With
modern vespuns, sDd to acquire prse-
teal knowledge Of the II. Of modern way
fare, there viii b nothing TO prsren;
then froa rolling iOsth iptO Europs, and
Grabbing Christiln civilization out Of
sristsDee-espeeislly we're the MOngoli.
ans % Be feared from thi. point Of view
be "a. aiming blow At Bsaeonlaeld
for bic snploynest Of India troops; bat
be "a. suggesting, =. the same time, .
rrsys poi.ibility, and one traught With
= much Interest 10 Ansries a to the old
World. The .ppestsnes Of compare
lively few scllssag Chinese 90 the Pacific
coast causes infsi;s trouble. What
you'd Be the result Il, geDsratiOn or
TO h.oee, .hss China .hall have made
.dvaboss In martins warfare, she should
inv.ds the Paeiae ports Of the republic
sith A,yast stnlds, and. for relief Of her
tssming population, seek = lodgnsat on
these shoresf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

TIE e.tinats Is made st the treasury
department that the profit 70 The govern
nertthus far upon The coinage Of -the
dollar Of OR father" has been upward Of
100000, or about 4 per cent il is not
stated whether IN this estimate sccount Il
taken Of the cost of.nsv vAuI;. required
tsrsats.ksepibg Of the bulky metal. Bat
aide from thl, it Is difficult to zee bow
the government really makes any profit.
True, It bays enough silver to make a
dollar With 50 10 90 cent? Ia gold, bu. a.
ihs silver comes straigh. back to the
treasury in payment Of customs duties as
the equivAlsnt OF gold Is tAs; a. it Is paid
out, the profits Of the operation are not
clear 70 unIided human perception.
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more Activity in the Wool mar
ket and NJ Better Prices

Ina, now there l. Considerable activity
In de WOOL market, and prices hare i'm
proved. SILL, they are low TO the seller
q compared With former ysafs. For
our beat uools The pries, may nOv Be put
douu a; IS cents. There are atthis time
suits punber Of heavy boysrs in this
a.rks. suOog whom Ne notice Mr.. I'd
vsrd Ms.ealE, Of The MiddlaeI Mills,
Lowell, Mss, AID Mr.. Alexander Pat
,.r,on, Of EsE York. Tbs latter Is =
native Of wshington county, Pa whore
hi, father and uncle we're, With Matthew
MeKssysf, The leEdiOg WOOL men Of their
day.
NJ. Patterson has bought largely thi.
season in Washington, Brooke AID Mar.
.h.I eountis,, and llsO in the border
soapeAs Of Ohio, At price. running tronss
70 IS espts. A large wool buysr IRON
Boston, who Is nov operating in Tusesr.
svas county, Ohio, writes letter TO one
Of our wool buyers here uhoef aAte o.
the 9th Inst, In which he says nat Si'h,
In the las. few days "poOl has moved
nors freely IN harrison aOo shs y 's' T
St d aad % cents nos.S ~ ~ IN -as
epJsrs have BEEN mysel, natLsi,St t,Oy'
DtEs Bros Of New i0fk' Ino eaA
lain Btos', ne i"t nanso Tu!,Ds -
The largest amouns' 'a aon ~ s -.
ehases VII amount 70 IV,OS 49,. -
and they have bean ooDsa1 Ht s : . su.l.
Letter. IRON 's'sf,i Po'Ds H 80, 80 ~
=. % sao % = .ss 60 - WA
hisa % me ana SUI y :, 80 .1I;.,,. 49,,
he in' fenIt. NTu'u t14 80. -, -
the paying nov OSi1s uoNe - W t..' -. =
sns tn'u'e 'A1ost va. to4 g.
''iOls inP'o'smen' - MS A.. NJ. =.
naa0i,e'o'so s00u'- u -, ~, -.
eai, whom " NV ~. ,.."
'enanS me Aiaais's1 IN -. - - !.
MAJ tns,s "a. - ~ 80 - ~ -.
prices Oh So, .nisu 49, ~ Ia.
nontns. MINIS funhins upon
when they 'ifsuAii' 9'n4''' HA'o ~ -. ~
Dasthe,s .nsy can ~ = !. IN.
pace, iot 'hen pf9aue -.
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WEST POINT CADETS.

4 Competitive Eaninanoa Il sppBeIah tx
CadstRhip a Wet Pint frun The Firt Coapess-
iocal Dlstr5et ef Wet Vtrstntl, VII b hsA n
ClnfshsH On nErA3ly, JAY I'D 1873
The spplic1nn must b between II md = ytG1
Ga, al siE Ave iAet kIEh. ire from tnieetions o
innorIl disor3eF1 Or othsf disease o. ilerztty
which vUald psodsr then INST ior Military sG-
ye4 Tbsy mnst hs veil yerssd IN reading. Whiting.
including orthoGl1Phy; also Ertthnete, md have
. kno slsdss q The eitnsats d Engftsh gnnaEI,
d descriptive geoEnPky md history, PaEte1lIry
q The United stlte&
M Ippliealt Tbo shan Be sppalnts4 nHsi ~
purt Et Nsst Point By the nh q Iuns. $50. In
he Meantime BE VII b sPeeiseany in10rusd q
bis dutiss md ean 91iltfy kiErlsH iR then
bad q ooapsient Ss1tsns1 vii b seleeted
70 oondnef The exItztnEtt0n.
vUaIa dive loneg nOtoe, bat he WAr Depart
nent requires the ISPaintHsnt % bs made Ind ~
parted u tafiy u posthls. -u.o
wnsoyBuRsH, ". Va, JAY I, ls7S !yIo
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GENERAL NOTICES.
r,oNNIsloyEe's ssTicE-AcooUYr.

A t1A4Ao1A1AEAs6 10AAA1-ASSgGNAs
s.a.s d Wet vl.rtriI, CITY q wAseliss
stsPAsa Riplsy, Sergeant q IL CITY q wAsalag
wnsisa NsssSA, Tbossas z. xssa, Gsra q
caAvtl, trsstss, EDA JEAN Robsrtsaa, tr6Itss.
Ii Chlnosry.
By decree catered BY sasd Court o. he stu
dIy a J1ne, A. D. 1875, IN The shove SatiutA
eEass, fthTeisTFed 70 The EndaSlEnrd C0aninicD-
q q nd coGri to TAXA, STATE InaEtPart a Hucsznt
Fifst he Esouai Tie pllinasla thh eaas h
srtitled . rtesVsf b. fsEsoa q The EEites -
faTth In ND IN
steoo4 Ihs PruPsrty % yhIeh he ia4eaEui
md execution nsato6sd In he I'LL E-sruPSetIs-
IhiFd Ths rcEse.sEs Ns.s % The property nss-
TONED IN MD III and the papsn IN The eIRss
thslf amounts md pEiottiss, md What p0rtioas Il
Esi4 property thsy are respectively htns upoo-
Fourth. Ary other 11tssu Gpeeially stated
deemed pertinent 70 The ConuhSionaf, q Required
By nay q The parties IN tntSFtst.
Sotes 10 hereby EiTsa that I have tIe3 upon
eItardIy, JAY INA, 1875, n 10 o'eloek 4. r., q,
The tina, md ny o4ee, Ne. ia Ch1pltDs EtTsst,
In The dig q WheefnE, - the Pilee tor HSctrtlin-
id End stating The mIttsrS Ftferred IN nd ~
count. ". J. ". COWDEs,
ConrIaIooer Of Tie MlnIIpaI Courtol Wheeling.
I. J. HrsIs, eolietor ior Pidnhf !s2l.h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

BEtEAIRx LodAIs.-Mr. P. 7. King,
the sntsrpriIihg dry goods merchant and
J. F. Morrison, = grocer, left yesterday
room 70 gpsnd several weeks 81 Niagara
Mr.. o.borpe. The present proprietor Of
The Centennial Hotel, Is preparing %
leave the city; be l. disPosing Of all hi:
surplus furniture and other personal
RsT. M. Blake, Of Portland, Ne, re
tuning home from Al extensive trip 70
The far Sest, BY request, agreed 70 stop
here = few days, during which tune ne
inieDds 70 address lev Temperance
meetipEs al this place, commanding to-
night.
have become quite enthusiastic Of late,
by irving to get up colony to start for
IibsfiA, where, a. some Of them declare,
aSo rIak tslL abei sypy ior fai sfSeeE.p
A soeiabIe crowd Of our young German
friends vent OF on little pleasure trip
last Mondsy evening. Mr.. james Gill,
With bis Gerry team, accompanied the
hilarious party.
Several aspiring gents from the back
townships, having an eye on the Sheriff
Atty, have come 10 town prospecting.
Their political principles, 70 Be judgd By
the color Of their moses, i aNhisky
straight"
NJ John A. Ban, the barber, Is away
90 visit TO his parents At Middlepost,
Mr.. Thos. wstheraId and family are
preparing TO leave for Busrs mill
campneetinz ground.
Nj. S P. Ellis, editor OF the ctoebzy
Gad GIas JosEnGl, Of New York City, paid
our place 3 business visit last Monday,
Mr.. Ellis informed rs that the trade in
glass ware this coming fall looked exceed.
fpsIy favorable all around.
A number Of our good christian fami-
lies are already preparing to start for The
Burrs mill campnesiiDg ground where
beautiful cottage await them and :
very shady atmosphere during the pres.
ent excessive beat.
Mr.. Rush c. Faris and Mis- Lucy Mar
lhxl, Of this city we're joined In the holy
bonds Of WedIock last evening. Mr.. Fatis
had the pleasure Of eseortipg his new
bride into beautiful rssidenee which be
recently had built, and in which the new
couple commence their new sphere in life
with the many congratulations Of friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Geo. Goscke, = merchant tailor
formerly Of your city, has located here
in business, in { snug little room next
door 10 the gas Office. Mr.. Goecke comes
here recommended as an "a No. /" me.
ehanic.
The Bell.ire ELiederkrautE" singing
society repaired to Wheeling the other
evening 70 pay their respects TO Prot
Louis Vaas, the director Of the said soe-
isty, who left for Germany on Tuesday
last.
Two practical stone breakers BY per
mission Of the Mayor, performed one
days labor 81 the city workshop last
Tuesday.
Four more Of the strikers at the Bell.
sire Goblet Works obtained employment
at HobbS Glass Works Of your city.
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EoR sLLE
TRUsTEE's SILE

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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Esta,.

=. n. sssssLE4, Ia 7. E=...,. a..
s1nH Sie issVl EsE1.i q 49, -
eeoeHsdI ss'sAy PIE aaaa M hsr
"WEDNESDAY, u IE try 4 yEtInu
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DOC a IL : at aSH q ~ o.. ~. n.
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Va, tht iebySirS ttsGiAss ~ -, J. =
to;Sit Az tA1i ISss 4 ~ t-SE-;1f : -.
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day q nh, VIA ts:srs. n 49, ,IIrss
70 b seczIe4 = IL RsL,h1E Z - -
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AtE.t1IRuGrsnl
CAtoTEi 4 CAtovEL lEEEn a
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Mu.Largtrey, the well. known London
beauty, In The nidst Of an admiring cir.
Gle The other day, hsked her husband 10
introduce 7heEsto certain gentleman.
BE did 20. and the gentleman smiled and
bowed. Giving him her handkerchief,
she Said 81 want you 70 wipe the paint
from my flce, ~ i hear that you say al
The elubl that / am painted"
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What sherman says About Spe-
Gle Paymenta

wAsHrxoros, July s.-Bslore leaving
for New York, Secretary Sherman VS.
interviewed on the subject Of the proposed
announcement Of specie resumption. he
Is reported a expressing himself thus :
Il Will not redeem the greenbscks with
gold before The day appointed BY Law, bu,
the country will Be At specie payments
long before that time. Indeed I could
shoW you BY my figures from the treasury
that could resume to.morroW, but l
shall do nothing In the way Of resuming
specie payments except to encourage re.
sumption by every regular and natural
means.
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IFyou have bad taste in your mouth,
sallownEss or yellow color Of skin, feed
stupid and droSsy, sppetite unsteady, fire.
quent headache or dizziness. you are
6bilious," and nothing will arouse your
liver TO action and strengthen up your
system equal 70 DR.. Peree's Golden Nedi.
cal Discovery. Its sold BY druggists.
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TAs und.Hened Ia, purchased Tia Drag Stare
On the ecrpsr q Min and Tvsaty.seeoo4 sifeSts,
l1tsly occupied By Hugh L Roh-rs.
He d graduate Of The PAIlhaelphh College q,
Pharmacy, md h.s The iddIttonil Sualiaation
sseured By prletIeal ErPsnsooe IN bis b1ansss n
sons d The b.; Drag stores IN The dt!.
By EtriG Itiertioa 70 The wants Of his ratroos
be hopes 10 deserve nd receive hFrll patroaass.
Prte1lr md psrsuoal sttsntIo. vii b pTe1
70 eonpoandtnS PrtseriptjonL Tia PGrest Asai-
sina o1ly bsing ued.
AZ fan line Of TuElst and Ftney Articles fsPt
constantly In stock.
ModsrIts prices charged In Al casts.
You patrunsgs q respectfully solicited
Iys cHARLEs AOESKEMoEILER
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NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs.

The Coupons Of the Bonds Of the Clsre.
land, Tusesrsvss Valley d Wheeling Rail-
way Co., due July Isl, viii be paid on pre-
sentation .. the Fint National Bank,
Bridgeport. iyI
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CRIsTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CARD.

MEsHRL EpIroRs-PIsass announce our worthy
islloS citizen, CAPI. JOHN CABIN, % 4 eIndi-
date jor the ofses ef Cuk d the County Court
q 0eio county, ahd oea4ss ,,,, ,,,,,
KS MANY CIILENb-
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FOR SALE
OLD UNION STREET sIsElIs

oos Afs+-s:ory Rrcf szLaL EnEhs
Srth bdl q eA Csir- Nv EErra ~
kDsSr Il ths OLD IIH1SsL EzytiIr
saIooa In4 EsusrIti Ia III! !E1 "
tiT hrst Tozi nd 90 tslE p e NJ
MOAN tnTsvrtnsa N ~ pG ~
pAes, gel heIisd, M Watt pPrg.
Fsr tsEs nd pGrztIa III H0Hh
dItti, II RIyaE=sI kTEET.E
CA sE4uDE@,
RsIl ES;ItE AES,a o7e1 sGa 8EA
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
cnx,s oyy,cE Foam on cosnnzuozEls |
WHEELING, W. Va June -, 1875.

~ c,,.-., n..,., po.,, ~ co,.,r-Iroyv,,
SLAAA sSIIISk - ~ = ~ 80 - 80
hAS, ". ~ -, -
sealed Proposals ne invited for t1ftns down md
rebuilding tie poFth th1tnsnt q TIE Bndse oVE
shogt Cfeek, ~ its meath. % The hnA b<tSeSn
ohio and Books counties Ihs AEso1ry yin coz
tatn betgesn tSo ard three hGndred cute ylfts
ia iaiI esIasat SSTtif tAs iHisitI q ne mn 2
fSst eiiSsf upoS = E1iIlsss q ria6sr q upoa p1a,
- the uDdedEnsd nay bsreatts dstsrntns.
Ths Iorn u pr0poaL must Be - jolIosS:
Pa, r,lI. r,,S II ,re.v.,Ioa ,koT. lor)
10 r,!,f Ir 1kIe ~ ------... y
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STris4dpAiI Ancounodstioa This thin only
runa bsSsSsn Wheeling En4 TTii3slPhis-
tD1tly sInsPt sgn4AJ-NsyETkA eeo1fsodItio1-
tSeobSaTi1A Accssin03It1n.-This tain dr.
tnS The GIJ passss bseksErd md taTEIrd between
kErttnS FGTy In1 Bs1drs, s;opFtns vbsa re9ui-
nd at SAornEr He7R, RtnAri1s, Wet FhssIng
sa4 GrETsl Hin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

OS AID AFTEG "WEDNESDAY, he IGth
" inst CEu on The Wheeling 4 Elm Gr0Te z
r VII run - tol6SE Can viii leave the CITY
CeorneE a Ankst and EsTenth sta-l and stEnns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

The Bellaire HLiederkrantE" singing
society repaired to Wheeling the other
evening 70 pay their respects to Prot
Louis VAS, the director Of the said SOC
iety, who left for Germany on Tuesday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

Two practical stopebreakers BY per
mission Of the Mayor, performed one
days labor At the city workshop last
Tuesday.
Four more Of the strikers at the Bell.
aire Goblet Works obtained employment
at Hobb5 Glass Works Of your city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

Pc eahsc ;; 7Td d X i Seiov isv v1tg
, 1878-12-05
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

The public debt reached it highes
point in August, 1865, the amount
being less cash in the treasury, 81.
r65, 5,431, ,26l33.
At present the debt, less cash in
the treasury, is 81, l,999, 2,2SO45.
Reduction of public debt during
l3 years, $,jr,O49, ,29O.9S.
The public debt, per capita, in
1865, was S,S.25. 1t is now $4l.61.
Interest on the debt, per capita.
in 1865, 1929. Interest now, $l.9t.
Largest volume nominal currency
circulation, 1865, SS3,3lS,1Sjt6.
Gold value OF the above amount,
S2,256,244.7E.
Gold value OF the present volume
of currency, S6S4,46G, ,69127, to
which should be added S200,000,0O0
gold and silver now held by the
Treasury.
Difference in gold value between
the currency in 1865 and now, not
including the gold aud silver in the
Treasury, $7,19O,663.5O.
During the FIVE years preceding
the panic of 1873 we imported more
than we exported, or in other words,
ran in debt to Europe $5j4,00U,000.
During the FIVE years since the
panic we have exported more than
we imported s44S,0OO,OOO.
Since the panic we have called
home sS00,0O0,000 of our national
bonds held abroad.
We now owe on foreign held ma
tional bonds $200,O00,000.
From the above we deduce the
following conclusions: /. The panic
was not produced by contraction OF
the currency. 2. 1t was caused by
running into debt to Europe. 3.
That this nation is solvent, having
paid about one-third of it's debt in
thirteen years. 1. That it is in
better condition now than ever be
fore, as shown by its increasing ex-
ports over imports.
Finally, that we only have to be
steadily honest, and to work to reach
the most eminent prosperity the
country has ever enjoyed.-[ Pitts
burgh Com. Gaz.
, 1878-12-05

>, APPROVED SOLDIERS ApDIl,oN,l
tioMESTEAbs eau be located upon any
ianI'' either single or double niuinmn,
,"''"r' Sunyect to homestead WHETHER tim
oerrd or nor and having the only first
c'a~S paper IN tIIc country, have madn me-
r'in.rmrntS with The iol owing gentlemen
III Western Washington:
A. AlnckinlOSh. Seattle.
lohn *. Wheat. q Oynpia.
q. Morris Hn!lcr. Port Townsend
Henry jackson. Snohomi>h CITY,
VINO VIII have on hand at all times. my
scrip for the accommodation Of those de-.
SIring to pucIaSe at the rate of IN IA
per acre for 'OS and l2O,. and &3 IL n.1.
acre tor lO>; fractions special. Auo,Ier
Iia'ldn'ent class Of script known AS ,noats'
cli' oe Enttth ut much less rates: bur no
tltlr can b. given. and is. Ot course. nor sn
Wll'lh0Ie' y deed can b. gotten from the
oFlS'n'l applicant OF any land located bv
script purchased of me. ~ | in no case bIy
Irom "tiler than the original hompSteader.
anu KNOW where to address him tor = decd
II one oe required. Fnil investigation IL
hNNe'' t'ht me worth oi my paper may be
kloWh. Call up0n or write any of the
Eehtltmrn named above. who will sell you
me IalDnt additional homestead striu
which will ensure you II patcnt 70 volr
It''' "N wen as u perfect title. and also as
clIrap rs yon eau bny il of me.
ID. II. TALBOT.
Geh J Ihnd-Scripand Warrant Broker.
SOnX CITY. Iowa,