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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
Our Richmond Letter.

RICHMOND, Jan, 30 1879.
The heavy, but heated, debate on
shc Canal bill has not reached lis end
yet, Messrs. Mushback, Of Alexan.
dfia, and Echols, Of Staunton, have
made speeches in total opposition to
the transfer Of the Canal to the Rich.
mond & Allegheny X. r. Co, They
asscr, the Canal is a great and yalua.
ble property that ought not to be
gNen away Mcssrs. Henry, Of Rich
mend, and Harrison, of Sussex, have
tpoken in advocacy Of the bill, and
hey declare the Canal to be n dead
v>pense to the State and ought to be
transferred at once to these men.
who, though not virginion's, they
calm will build and operate the rail.
toad to our great benefit Speaker
Allcn has also spoken In favor of the
blll. Mcssra Johnston, Of Giles,
Modt,t, Of Rockingham, Bernard, Of
hlersburg, and Others are In favor
Of amending the bill so as to secure
Ne building and proper management
OF the road, and then vote for it,
Mrssrs Dickenson, Of Russell, and
others from the Southwest, arc In IA.
vor Of making them build line to
Found Gap as a condition Of the
tfhnsIer This the company declare
They cannot do. | think the bin will
be amended and then pass.
The bill to supply artificial limbs
OF eyes, or 500 communication there.
tprt has passed the House On my
notion It WAS amended so as to cx.
tcnd its benefits "io those boni fdc
titlzcns Of Virginia, who, during
temporary absence from the State,
ioincd aud served In the regiments Of
oiher States, and have had no such
Aid from any other source. On my
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
A sfamtcd IL iChrnomd Domicil.

|. The following is Richmond CORE
spondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
under date of January 18th:
"a strange story is told here to
the effect that the parsonage occupi-
ed by the Rev. Moses d. Hoge, of
the Presbyterian Church, and siJuted
on the corner of Main and Fifth
streets is haunted. DR.. Hoee, it is
stated, has the utmost difficulty in
keeping servants. They come and
stay one month and see the mysteri-
Gus appariton and hear the human
sigh, and then they leave, nor do
they wait long for wages. The house
was built aud occupied for many
years by Major Gibbon, a distinguish
ed officer Of the Colonial army. AS
ter the Revolutionary war he lived
there in handsome style. About
the hour Of midnight u figure robed
in white walks with solemn steps
through the ball and vaniShes noises
lessly. ltis said by those who have
seen it to be figure of a lady. And
that rs the figure sweeps by a deep
drawn sigh is heard, which proceeds
from the back parlor in the house.
Such is tho strange tale which some
Of tie ailrightcd servants tell. 1t is
strange that servants come there
from n distance who have never
heard Of the traditions of the house
and upon the frat night see the same
figure They all tell tho same story.
The figure cannot be traced to any
authentic source, but many have
heard the deep drawn sigh which pro-
ceods from the back parlor Upon
going into the parlor nothing is seen
or heard, but Immediately upon go
ing out into the passage the sigh is
heard again. 1t is only heard about
the hour of twelve o'clock at night.
1t is attributed to some strange ac-
coustic property Of The room"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
Pushing Advertising too Far.

"BIess my soul p said Col. Craw-
ford, last Sunday morning, This is
too bad ! Here's Bulls Cough Syrnp
In the Biblep Tho Colonel took
of his specs rubbed them carefully
aud looked again "Yes? here in
the 23rd chapter Of Isaiah, 18th
verse. Over 100000 bottles Of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, Nc. Well, |
thought that Bull got everywhere
except In the Bible" Now I'll give
u up, II must be good thing"
Mrs q. came in and explained that
she had cut the slip out of news
paper anl put It IN her Bible for safe
keeping aud II had stuck to the leaf.
-(Stduntoa, Va, Pmdcator)
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
Nigh, on u Colorado Train,

II. III, Mcdowell writes to tho Boe-
ton IrdnscriDt his experiences OF rail-
way travel In Colorado. lie says -
Night drew upon US apace. and with
10 came n drifting snowst0rm. A
heavier engine was shortly added, our
trained lightened of all but three cars,
and wo started on our climb up
through the Veta Pass and over the
Rocky Mountains. For twenty.one
miles our grade averaged nearly two
hundred feet per mile, with curves OF
twenty, twenty-five and thirty do
grees thrown In for variety, but our
little engine hugged tho rails closely,
and n little more than an hour brought
ue TO the summit 1880 above sen level
and over one thousand feet higher
than the highest point on the Union
Pacific railroad. and formerly the
highest OH this continent. The air
was light and frosty as we stepped out
upon the platform and among the
flakes Of falling snow, but II was 30
much purer than the malarlal atmos.
phere that wo had been forced TO
breathe only u fow days before on the
Atlantic Beaboard that we filled our
lungs ngain and again with this true
elixir OF life, that was exhileratlng
almost TO intoxication.
Through the rapidly Milling snow
we could Just dis lngulsh the twin
peaks, that are l3, ,02O, and 1870 feet
In altitude. They looked like two
ghostly snow men, and seemed to
smile cemplacently at our dlsoomllture
over an unexpected freak NJ the wind
az II pelted us with huge baaketfui' OF
snow. Rushing down the mountain
side to the W. ut with the echoes ro'
verberatiDg through the canon, we
caught ever aud anon glimpses OF lly.
ing trees aud rocks that appeared 70
be enjoying race ~ 10 who should
frat rench tho snow men way bnck
among the mountain Hummlts, When
the level stretch Of iableland on the
west side of the Rockies was reached,
we dropped ourselves back In our re-
ollnIne chairs aud lozcd away until n
long ahrll whistle awoku us as we
drew up At the station OF Alamosh.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04

The largest volcano In the world Is
Kilanea, on the Hawaiian or Sandwich
Islands. The crater Il nm immense pit 1,
nine miles IN circumference, aud Il
thousand feet deep, or about seven times
AZ deep as Niagara Falls hre high. The
floor Of this pit IA un immense lake of
Lawn, from which IN the day time slcn-
der columns of smoke arise, but at night
these columns of smoke are changed 10
pillars of fire ihrobblng hs they move
aud roll upward, spreading themselves
above the crater Ike an immense cnno-
py all ablazc. Ships hundred miles
away see the glow, aud on the prgcipice
above one can read an ordinary prlntb
its lulld light. The natives used TO
worship The volcano M u goddess, tindcr
the nnme Of Pclc, aud In times of llnu-
sunl activity believed her to be very
angry with them. Ohcr celebrated
yolcanos ARE Coloirosi, Peru; Mount 81.
Elias, In Alaska Mount vcauylus, Just
back Of Naples, IN Italy, Mount Etla
and Shomboll iu the Mudiicrrancan,
and Mount llccla IN Iceland, lhn latter
n mountain Of fire IN luipl OF 4aow
and ice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04

TEMPERANCE. The Carlhagoniaus
prohibited magistrates, governors,
aud soldiers from drinking, The
Scots Ia the second century, made 1t
capital offence for magistrates to
be drunk aud Constantine ii. Of
Scotland, 1901, extended n like pun
lshmcnt TO young people. Again
some laws have absolutely prohibited
women--ihe Massillians so decrccd.
The Romans did The same, and ex-
tended The prohibition to young men
under 30. Aud the husbands aud
The wile's relations could scourge the
vile iur Offending, and tic husband
might scourgo her to death.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04

STRANGE ELopBMENT.-A oorres-
pondpnt Of the Petersburg Mdcr SAYS
A young girl OF North Carolina
made engagements with four different
men to elUpe with them. the appoint
ment was made for tho ssme hour
Ofcoursa all four kept the engagement
and met her, and In this dilemma, the
girl, not knowing, suppose, how TO
get out OF II In any other way, agreed,
and did elope with all four-the wo-
man aud hrr q1nftetie Of lovers taxi
Ing tie lfalh and leaving for the North
that night 80 runs my Information.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
A Great lawyers Estate.
no ONE ABLE TO SAY HOW Much CALEB
CUSHING LEFT.
Washington Iplter I'm Chicago Times

40 ONE ABLE TO SAY HOW Much CALEB
CUSHING LEFT.
Washington Letter in Chicago Times.
The great con,mdrm here now Is:
GLOW much property did Cushing
leavcY And no one Is able to solve the
question satisfactorily. His large land
ed possessions In the Northwest which
gave him no much trouble, were taken oil
his hands year before last by Gen. But
Ter, who thus earned the vote for Gov
ernor which Gushing gave him at the
Newburryport polls. His Virginia cs-
tate, mn old Chtrch-of- England parson-
age, about five miles from this city, he
sold some time before his death TO the
man who carried It on. His house at
Ncwburyport and his good law library
will realize something, and It Is to be
hoped that he has left besides enough to
give support to nephew and two
nlGcos who are in destitute CirCumstan-
Ccs. He had at times received large
fees, but his outlays In connection with
his Western land operations have been
constant and considerable. There was
another constant drain ON his purse, but
as we are told not TO expose the pcCadll-
los of the dead, ! will not enter into par
tlculars. More general information Is
buried In Cushlng's grave than any
living American possesses, yet he has
left nothing behind him to show poslcri-
~ how rare and varied were his attain
mcnts, except some opinions delivered
when he was Attorney-Gencrol, book
on travels, and his scathlng criticism of
old Cockburn, his adversary Mt Geneva.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
Gro. W. WAND, Jr.. See.

A little girl visiting ncighbor with
hes mother, wns gazing curionsly ht the
hosts new bonnet, when the owner
aucrcd, "Do you like 10, Lauraw The
innocent replied, "why mother said II
was u perfect fright, but Il don't scare
me-" Laua'a mother didn't stay long
Alirr that.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04

liousiy auoPteu
DELEGATES. ALTERNATEs.
GOODSON DIST.
Robt Craig, WR Gilmer,
ID + Bailey, u. l.. York,
G + Keller. Henry b Roberts.
SALTVILLE DIST.
II Davenport, VIM. ID. Holly,
j ID Blackwell, b A Helton,
VIM b McNeal. VIM ID Hayter.
NORTHFORK DIST.
Emory II. Lee, John Roberts,
Thos j lIayton, Jcrre Mongle,
o. f. Hughs. G. f. Cunningham
KlNDERHOOK DIST.
d Il Price, Hop Fleenor,
Henry G White, II A lIelliard,
Jno 9 Hill. @ W Pettijohn.
ABINGDON DIST.
Floyd b Hurt, ras Henritzc,
Geo w Ward, Jr, Jno l. Brady,
Robt Keys. Sam'l G Keller,
GLADE SPRING DIST.
II Z Kindrick, John Kidd,
II G Warren, Jesse Browning,
JAS j. Cole. JAS X Smith.
HOLSTON DIST.
Jns Grow, Henry Love,
w ID PrintZ, VIM Widner,
w II Pluupr. Alex Robertson.
The Committee recommended and
and a motion prevailed, that our Sem
ator and Representatives in the leg.
islature Of Virginia, aud any true Res
adjustcr from the county who may be
present at the Convention which
meets in Richmond on the 25th Of
February, are authorized TO act as
Delegates.
The following resolutions offered
By Geo. W. Ward, Jr., was second
ed by Col. W. Q. Edmondson and A.
II Blanchard we're unanimously
adopted.
ResolUed, That we most cordially
endorse tho action OF the Readjusters
in the Legislature of Virginia in call.
ing a Con, enton TO be held in Rich.
moud on the 25th Of February, 1872
Tor the purpose OF organizing the Res
adnsters of the State as a party,
men a view of securing n Readjust-
ment of tho State debt upon the
principles Of equity and in accord
ance with the impoverished condi =
tion of our people.
Resolved, That we will agree to
no ajustment Of the State debt that
in anywise will increase the already
heavy burdens borne by our people,
or interfere with the successful mains
taiuauce of the public schools of the
State or retains the coupon feature
Of the Funding Bill.
Reso'Ued, That we reaAirm the
principles Of the Barbour Bill.
Res0iced, That we favor the mains
lonance of the free school system
of Virginia, for the benefit Of all her
citizens, without regard 20 race, col
or or condition, under separate man
agemcnt as TO white and colotcd, so
that tho white and colored people
may reap the fruits of the system and
become alike honest, industrious and
useful citizens.
Resolved, That our Senator and
Representatives In the Legislature are
requested to vote for no bill increas-
Ing tho taxes In any way, and other
wise TO reflect the sentiment herein
before expressed
Mr. w Il. Mcneil, moved that the
Secretary DO instructed to furnish
copies Of these proceedings TO the
"iichm ond VINO" !" and our county
papers with request, that they pub
lish the same. Mr.. W. Il. Gllmer
moved as an amendment, that the
Secretary furnish copies to the RlchN
mond VINO, and the RedJuS'iig
papers Of the county, which was
adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned
TO meet at the call Of the Chairman,
after tho Richmond Convention.
D. Il. BAILEY, Chm.
a.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
Meeting of II a d listers of
Washington County.

In pursuance to call the Readus-
ters of Washington Co., assembled in
the Court House at Abingdon on the
9th inst.
On motion of w. B. McNeal. d. +.
Bailey was called 10 the chair and ex-
planned the object of the meeting,
which was to effect q permanent or
ganization of the Readjusters of the
county, to appoint Delegates to tho
Convention OF Readjusters which as
sembles in Richmond, Va, on the
25th of February next, aud to pass res
Olutions expressive of the sentiments
Of the people of the county.
On motion of Col. Jno. g. Summers,
Capt. James l.. Cole was elected by
acclamatlon permanent chairman of
the county organization, and Geo. w.
Wsrd, Jr., permanent Secretary.
Mr.. VIM. r.. Roberts, moved that
this Organization be denominated the
Greenback- Readjusting Party of
Washington county; After discussion
by Messrs. Bailey. Roberts, York and
Ward, the motion prevailed, with the
proviso that the Greenback feature of
this organization does not affect the
delegates to be appointed to the Rich
mond Convention-as that Is not at
present an issue before the people.
On motion of Jno. j, Hortenstine,
the Chair appointed committee of
five to recommend to the meeting
three Delegates and three Alternates
from each District in the county, viz
w. b McNeal, j. B. Mongle, Daniel
e. Price, Henry Roberts, and Jno. G.
Summers, who returned and reported
the following list Of Delegates and
Alternates, which report was uuani-
mously adopted:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
EVENT and COMMENT.

Mac yMahon has resigned tie Pre-
Presidency of the French Republic.
Ia his letter Of Resignation he says :
That being in a disagreement with
thS Ministry. being' hopelessly of
forming another Cabinet and unwil-
iiak to assent to measures which he
regards as contrary to good army or
ganisation. he withdrew from power.
Mr.. Grevy will be elected to fll his
place.
Tho Board of Experts authorized
BY congress to Investigate the
yellow fever epidamic have submit
ted their report. The Board is unan-
imous in the opinion that the inves-
tlealion should be completed and
thai the study of the natural history
ofyellow fever should be systemati-
cally pursued, and especially that
the senquiries should embrace the
perpetuallv infected parts of the West
Indies whose fields give the greatest
practical results.
M. Shelly introduced in the House
Of Representatives at Nashville the
other day bill giving the consent Of
the Legislature to the formation Of
tho State Of East Tennessee. The
Knoxville Tribune commenting on II
says: Probably Shelly wants 10 be
made United States Senator from the
new State. We are opposed to the
scheme. With Shelley Edmunds and
Blaine in the Senate the Democratic
parry would be doomed. w. Carlyle
shelley is n nice young man, II he does
part bis name in middle, but he must
leave the Republican party or his Sen
alorial aspirations will come to naught
Two murdtrers, Achcy and Mer.
rick, were hung at Indianapolis last
wednesday. Both displayed wohdor'
al cooluess. John Achcy Shot Geo,
LcygetL IN n bar room on the 18Th
Of July last. Both were gamblers,
W. IT, Merrick seduced BIS wife before
marriage. She brought salt against
him, aud hc compromised by marry
Ink her On the the night Of Sept.
~, last, he invited her to take bug
Ky fide. Stopping at u saloon hs
procured glass Of wine IN which he
placed poison, taking 1t ou, to her to
drbk. lie then drove about the city
With her until she was dead, During
her doalh,sirugglcS she gavo birth To
child. We are not IN favor Of abol>
ishing tho death penalty.
a negro employed on the farm Of
IA. Stokes, near Helena, last Friday,
altemptod to Outrage Mrs. Stokes in
the absence Of her husband. Her
cflcs brought her husband and broth
q, and the fellow ran before accom-
plishiog bis purpose. Iio was pursu-
a aud shot, dying few hours later
h tho Helena jail,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
VEGE'TINE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE,

II. Il. STRyRSs:
Dear Sir--Ths Is to cetlify that have used
your "Blood Preparation In my family for sove.
raj years, and think that for Scrofula or Cunker-
ous Humors or Rheumatic affections II cannot be
oXcolled and an blood purifier and spring medi.
elmo II Is tho best thing have ever used, and
havo used almost everything can oheerfully
recommend II to any enc In need Of such medi
cline. Yours respectfully,
Mrs, A. A. DINSMoRE, 10 Russell Street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
VEGE'TTNE
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr. II. r. STEVENS.
In 1879 your Vegetine was recommended 10 me,
and, yielding TO the persuasions OF n frlond,
consented to try It, Al the time was suffering
from general debility and nervous prostmlion,
superinduced by ovefwork and irregular habits.
Its wonderful stronthoning and curative proper
ties seemed to Affect my debililatod system from
the first dose; ogd under tts persistent use
rapidly recovered, gaining moro than usual health
and good feeling. Since then have not hesi,ated
to give Vegetne NY most unqualified indorsoment,
as being asafe, sure and powerful agent IN promo
ting heali and restoring the wasted system now
life and energy. Vegetlno Is the only medicine
use and AZ long "a live | never expect to 0nd
better, Yours truly, w. II CLARK.
100 Monterey Street, Alleghany, Pom.
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VEGETINE
HER OWN WORDS


Ma. II. X. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-Since several years have got sore
asl very painful foot. ] had solno physicians,
but thoy couldn't cure me. Nov have heard Of
your Vegetino from lady who was sick for d long
time, and became all well from your Negetine,
and went and bought me one bottle of Vegetne,
and after had used one boltlo the pains left me,
and It began to heal, and then bought one othor
bottle, aud SO take IL yet. ! thank God for this
remedy and yourself aud wishing every sufferer
may pay attention to it. 1t is blessing Tor health
Mrs. c. BRABE, 63s West Baltimore Street,
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VEGETINE
WHAT Is NEEDED.

II II, STEVENS, Esq,!
Dear Slr--About one yeNr snoo found myself
IN feeble 'cond iton from general debility, Voge
tine was strongly recommended 10 me ny a friend,
who had boen much benefited by Its use. pro-
cured tho article. and after nsing several bottles
was resto red 10 health, and discontinued ts use.
fool qu to confident that there is medicine sn-
pcri or to II for those cnmpaniSfor which tits os
pccaly prepared, and would qhgerfully rocom-
mend II to those who feel 'th6t they noed some
,hlng to restore thom TO perfect hoalth,
Respectfully yeurs,
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PATIENTS. " : sf,fT,,sP sa i'm
Messrs. MusH \ Co., hfe Solicitors ~ American
and Pofoi.n Patents, have had % yehr expert
snco, and now have the largest establishment III
word, Patents are obtained on The best u tilH. L.
A sperlal notice IN made In The sCltNflflC hMIRl
CAN Of nii Inventions Patented through thle agon'
az, with tho name nnd residence ~ the pMentee,
Wy the immense circulation thus Elyeni Puhllo al'
laninn lsifoeled ~ the merits of the new phlonl,
and satps OF Introduction often easily effected
Any potson who has made n hew discovery NJ
invention, can ascertain, free of charge, whether
a paisni can probably bu obtained, Wy willing 70
The undersigned. We nlao send (rte our Hand
iook about The Patent Laws, Patents, Caveats,
rrade-Maths, lhelr costs, and how procured, with
hints for procuring advances on Inventions, Ad'
diess fDf the Paper, NJ concerning Patents,
MUM 4 co 81 Park Row, New York
Branch once, Cor. Y, 3 7th Bls, Washington, y, O.
bee 10 1873
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-24

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buy where yon can get TN. most for
your money, VT know how n II our.
selves. Every dollar must bring
value received. Our necessities ~
unirr u certain amoun, of staple
roots. and ". hay. III nur store and
on the way, Just the line yon wen,
II II alln huinbuH about u great MI.
vance In prices THIS full, Il few articles
NJ. little higher. but with spot
cnsh." our buyer has placed In this
market a. large. and the cheapest
stock ~ goods ever seen In Crr.co
We shall not enninerate prices ON II
grade of goods that would only vast.
Your tim. to examine and your cnsh
10 h,iy. but cordially invite YOU IA
Look over our stock. nnkr Il close
comparison IT quality nnd price, bc
convinced that W. have boldly nj.
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that arr mutrhlr~s bargains Ia the
purchaser, w. ur4. no good. ~
make 4 sale, hut advise tile -trirt.~t
economy IN NIL your purchases. Int
whit yon must have. hcal Iii mimi
yal, cuil tte' II Ii, orr store. nnd get
II right.
i'tf ". Il n. s,rkOrnER.
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.&Arrll A MIR.

STATE ~ InNA,
lluwsrr tots8N.
In iha ttirrait raur. - Toward County,
stat. Ut low.
ny Virtue Of 4 sreelHl execution issued
from the office II lie t'lrrk IT tile Circuit
,'uuri III Inward county State of Iowa. III
fsisor 1t u. J Ite@. mi against William
", .isl.e. Eiien Jonrs. II L Reed IN
George Estefls 4 sun. dated October
10Th lssu, and 10 me directed
commanding me that Of the gonlr
chas,rl~, roek Or interest In uny
company, debts due. property In the hnn,ls
Of third persons, lands md tenemsnts
(which nrr tn, exempt hy Inv fram sserns
ton IT The raid William " Jones, make
or .a,ise TO hr ,aadc thp sum of Four hun.
d,ed aud eight, nv. dollars mud ~ cents,
and furry dollars Attorney fces.
With interest and ensts. have
levied upon the following described real
estate, lying mil being situated In the
county Of Howard md state Of Iowa
namely
lii. southwest quarter ID Of section
No. eleven IL il fovnshir No. ninety
nine lI,pl North ~ lsan.e No. Thirteen
Ia N cst III the nth T.. M
And ! hereby siss public notice that
shall .iier for .alr ~ public cutlery, Mt the
Court Iio,ise ,lpnr In trrsco. County u
Howard and State of lows, On
saturday NOrembcf .end 1870,
between tho hours u |, clock n m. anil
1 oelnek y. N. of SAID day sale ~ Conn.,
mcncs nj the hour Ut II o'clock Il m. Ut
said day, and | will sail n the highest anil
he's, bidder therefor In cash the nhasu de-.
scrihed property, or sufficient thereof u
satisfy tho above debt with intercst aud
rurt,
Dated this 32l day pf Oct ls7D.
b. l.. THOMSON.
sheriff III Howard Co, Iowa
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