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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK.
New York, Sept. l6.
CogN-Heaqy, l.Gl5sc lower.
s-Unchnnged.
PoRK-Dull. easier; spot new mess $le75; No
vember $500.
LARD-Lower. S12.O2i:.
CHICAGO.
Chicago Sept. l6.
WHEAT.-Firm and higher. sl.2s3S cash Sep.
tember: year Sl.3Oat: October S1.3Oal Noven-
Der Sl.s51..
ber; 67Sc for Oc!ober 67hc November.
OATsmFirmer. 40sc; cash 401s@+1c; October
42st @i3ii &c: November 1870.
RYE-Firmer S1.O4i..
BARLEY-Sl.UIi. September.
WHIsKY-Sl.l6.
PonK-Weuk. easy: s1e1s cash September;
$500 October; $la.05as November.
LARD-Weak; S12.l5 for cash or September;
Sl2I:: October. Sl2.35 November.
1NLwAuKEE.
Milwaukee, Sept. 16.
WnEAT-Strong S1.2o.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Estate of Sarah d. Lewis, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
~ administrator of the estate of Sarah d.
Lewis, deceased, 10 the creditors of, and all
persons !aviugclaims against, the said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication
residence in iankton, in the county of Yankton.
Dated at iankton. y. T.. August Is. 1851.
ANDREW ]. fAULk,
deccascd. l8.SW.
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A Pennsylvania clergyman, having
read in the papers that the president re-
Gently proposed q game Of cards with DIR.
Bliss, writes to inform the doctor that if
the statement is true it is about time to
stop PRAYERS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-16

Russian journals publish that tho ter
rible disease diphtheria is now epidemic
there. 1t is reported that il some COM
munities oil the children under fifteen
years Of age have died. The origin of
the attack dates from 1873. when the dis
ease first Appeared in Bessabarnbia, aud
since then it has spread over the south.
ern empire and lately began rapid pro-
gress eastward in Pultowa, province of
considerable less than 100000, there
have been 4 ,,343 cases, and 1s,765 fatal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-16

The animal convention Of the under.
writer's association of the northwest,
which represents all the principal insur-
ance companies of tho world, met in Obi.
cago on the 1lth inst, President Jasper
NJ. Dresser, of Indiana; in the chair. The
presidents address revealed the fact that
it had not been a propitious year for in.
surance companies, and that disaster had
overtaken many OF them. although all
other kinds Of business were flourish:
ing,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-16
At the regular salo Of the Cedar Rap.
ids, Iowa, dairy board Of trade Wednes.
day, $500 pounds Of creamery butter
were sold at 3O932 cents.

1t is understood that the new English
minister to Washington, the Hon. Lionel
Sackville. baronet, is delaying his de-
psrture until news shall be received that
the president will be able to receive him.
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An autopsy showed that the cause Of
the dsath;d Den. Burnside was was an
gina peotris. The governor Of Rhode
Island has ordered q military parade at
the funeral and invited the veterans and
civil societies to be in the procession.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-16

The supreme court of Minnesota has
rendered decision on the writ OF pro-
hibition, against the state bond tribunal
authorized by recent act of the legis-
lature, in effect declaring that act un-
constitutional, as the obligations involv.
ed had not been submitted to the people.
The decision renders the act Of last win
ter imperative, and leaves the whole
matter Of adjusting the bonds with fu-
ture Legislatures.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-16
Machine Shop,
YAAKTON, DAKOTA.

chinery that ~ can Be pr procured. we are arc prepared
to do all kinds of work in our line.
Engines Made and Repaired,
Movers, Rcapcrs and Threshing Machines re-
paired on the shortest notice. Mill Castings
Shafting. &c. as cheap rs the cheapest. All
kinds of castings made of the best iron in the
market.
Farmers will do well to give us n call. Do
not throw away your machinery. but come and
get it repai ed. Being practical mechanics, we
guarantee satisfaction. Especial attention Civ
en- to fitting water pipe.
Shop on Walnut Street,
Between First and Secoad streets,
YANKTON, DAKOTA.
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Elberon, Sept. 16-The situation this
morning is less favorable, and grave anx.
iety exists as to whether the president
will be able to recover from the results
of his extreme debility. Bed sores have
again made their appearance, and the
discharge from the wound is very unsat-
isfactory.
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ErI1nESEi- i
FACTS.

These contemplating ! trip westward
will certainly do, wen to carefully con.
suit the time tables Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road It's celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections. and rates always IS
low as the lowest. make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first GLASS cars on fast
trains, and everv possible care is taken
to insure aomfort and convenisncs.
Trains run through without change Of
cars to Chicago, where direct connection
lie, made With al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest. making
but single change Of oars to Iowa
Kansss, Nebraska, Texas Minnesota
etc. No other line can offer such, advan.
tsges as the Baltimore and, Uhio.--T,.
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this. aud in the. end may 1eat
to tie saving Of much Of both as vel :,
money Above all things do not pur
chase tickets before having . talk or re
ceiving letter from one Of the B. h o
Agents. A letter addressed to W. +
Reppert. Columbus, Ohio; to J T. Lane
Wheeling, w. Va, to J A. Webb. Eos
toris, Ohio; to T. A. Lee Zanesvi, ,le
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen
tlemen will lead to thorough informa
tion as to all necessary details of tim
connections, fares baggage, ETC.. etc.
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.7-s .f9-sT-I -. 3
LEGAL NOTICE.

"a q
CALVIN HALL and Oliver Hall Of sylvan,
~ Richland County, Wisssnsin; Joaunah
Hickenbotham and william Hicksnbotham,
her husband, ~he reside in the state Of Kan.
sas. but whose postofR address Is unknown;
Charity Cline and DaUiel Cline, her husband.
who reside near Reokport, Wood County. West
Virginia. and william Il. Schslts, hn J.
Schults, Bnmapuel eohslts Charlotte schelts
and Clement 6ohsiss sho reside near 8heldos,
URrisn County, d the stats of Iowa Will taks
notice hat . petition MAS .Alsd against .thsm
and ths ethsshsin Of isaae Hsil ,er ,dscsassd
o. the 4sh DAY Of Dscemhsr. 1880, In the con I
Of common pleas Of Monros. County, Ohio. By
simon Hail. and'is nov pending. wherein said
simon Hall demands partition Of the following
described real estate sisasts,i in uon.os coun.
~, Chic. TO Wit: fhs north part Of lot number
seven ri containing thirty nins and seventy
hundrs ith acres, AMI the south part Of lot
number seven III containing thirty scrss,
in section eleven, township fo1r md range
six. and being the same premises Of wAieu
Isaac Hall. Sr., died seised; and that they ere
required to answer said petition on or before
the 2Gth day Of February, 1881. "a
Dated this 2Sth day Of D~oembsr, 1880.
- BINON HALL,
By David 0ksy ana James Wasson his at:,ys.
dssee, ,Vss7. t'ss ae's .
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Combe and the Liars.

While George Combe was preparing
his work on moral philosophy be los
no opportunity to stud. human natur,
I in its manifold phases, II is related O
him that on one occasion be had gath
cred three notorious liars into company
for. the purpose Of seeing how the.
would take it, and what answer they
would give if be should request them to
tell each one lie for bis benefit. HI
told them frankly that be was writing 8
work on human nature and the epring,
of humane action, and be was curious
to see how big q lie a man could tel
when be tried.
s.Now look yon," said he; ssto. tht
man Of you who shall tell me the great,
est. the most baretaced lie, l will give .
half-crown." ~ >s.s.
Said the first man:
Yer Honor, I can't do ii. ! never
told . lie IN my l:fe.'e 81 st
Ssid ihs second: :aes a9aaalsa
"Bless your soul. sir! I don't know
no more how TO tell lie than nursin
infant! e ,5se
While the third man clapped the eli
max thus: e s is.ee.s. s.. :.
| swell, seem As how't my two com
panione have told yer Honor only III,
solemn truth, don't see as I've 90
anything to do. only TO hold my tongue
Combe awarded the prize 10 the las
speaker.-Ne,o York LsdseYs
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Consumption Cured.

AN old physician, retired fr IN prae
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formul,
Of simple vegetable remedy for the
81 leedy and permanent cure or Con
sumption. Bronch tbs, Catsrrh. Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung Affections,a . SO
a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility aud all Nervo' . Complaints. sf
ter having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases, has fell
it his duty to make 10 known % hi.
suffering fellows Actuated by this
motive and q oesire to relieve human
suffering, ]. will send free of charge to
all who desire it, this recipe. in German
French, or English. With fu directions
for preparing and using, Sent by mai
BY addressing with STAMP. naming ahi,
paper W w. sHERAR,l49 Powers Block
Rochester, N. Y. I..ss
now, 8otl 3eow. .s
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LEGAL NOTICE.

yT70oDMAN OKEY. JR., who rssidss IN the
w county Of Benton and State Of Iowa,
and whose psstoface address y Blairstown,
county Of Benton and stats Of Iowa will
take notice that, ON the goth day Of Novem-
Der. 1880, Dominic Baker 6led his certain
petition in tha csurt ,of. CEN mon pleas Of
nodroe county, Ohio, aSsinst bin and others,
the OBJECT and prayer Of which is to obtain
dsorvs Of said conrt quisting his title to
hs following described premisss. situate in
the county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, to
Wit: ;. = ~ : = sss.fss ~
The north half the southeast quarts, Of
section fsurteen, township seven Of range
seven, except thirteen acres OF Of the west
side. Of said tract, sold to Hilary Fowler By
dssd dated March Z. 1s4s. Also, another
tract beginning for the same at the southeast
corner OF the northeast quarter Of said Sec
tion fonrissn bearing chestnut three inches,
soath thirty -seyen degrees west eleven inches
10 maple six inches, north twenty six and
half dAgrsss east eleven links; thence west
seventy foar rods 70 stake. bearing beech,
sonth Thirty thrss degrses sast ~ Dinks 10 .
sngar Aftess Inches, north sixty degrees
twenty foar Bnks: taenoe . northeastsrly
direction up the assaasfings u Rsccoon
Run to the eornSr Of sassisn linz, bearing .
Haisf sslm ten iashss, soath esvsnty . ght
degrees west thirty three links bearing buck
sys lvnr inches. north twsRty eight Asgrsss
west Thirty links; thence south on ssH line
ene hundrsd and nineteen rsds y the place
Of hsginning. containing 10 all eighty ssvsn
acres.
That the said wosdusu 0ksy, IT,, y re-
4uirsd to ssnswes said pstitien % 81 before
the 2e,h day Of Fsbrusry, 1881 sNSs y
9e5ff s sPREG0s q DRI0G6,
Ateys fsr Dominis Baksr.s
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Vinegar.


A method employed in France, which
converts cider OF other liquid into vine.
gar mich more expediliou-ly than no
ordinary practices, preiaces the process
with preparing the barrels or casks hy
irst scalding with water and next pour
ing into them hoiliug vinegar, rolling
tbe barrels anrf allowing mem to stand
on their rides two or three days, until
they become thoroughly saturated with
th yiuega:. This preparation over. The
barrels. are filed about one. third full
with strong, pure cider-vinegsr and two
gallons OF cider Every eighth day
thereafter two gallons OF cider are al.
ded until the barrel is two-thirds full
In IA days after .he las, 2 gallons are
added the whole viii have, been conyer'
ted into vinegar. .one-half OF which i,
now drawn of ami the process of 6ll:n,
with cider begun again. In summer III
barrels during the process OF conversion
are exposed to the rays OF the ann. am
in cold wealhera stored where are uni:arn
Temperature OF -abuu, 800 can be msiu
| tained
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THE SYMPTOMS

ofsLissS Complains are bitter OF bad taste
In the mouth: Pain in the Back sides or
loints. bitten missAksp for Rhenmssism. SerR
SroNAoz, Loss Of Appetite Bowels alternately
oostive and jag; -Aeadaehe, Loss Of memory.
with 1 painful sensation of having failed to
do something which ought to have been done;
'DSst1ff, Low efisns thick yell n -appsat'
ancs Of the Skin and Ryss, = dry Cough often
mlstakst for Consump ION, fasT tfh
sometimes many of thsss sympt Sms attsnd
the disease, at others very few; but the Liver,
the lsrgsst otsxn sina the body Ia gsneraily
the seat Of disease, and II net Regulated in
time. great suffering, wrstshsdnsss and death
viii snsus. sftss5 ssxgsF
A. AN UNFAILING SPECIFIC
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION sJsundioe.
Bilious attacks, sICK KHRADACHR, Colo, De-
preston OF Spirits, SOU ssroAASHs a.at'
Burn, TO-, &c.,
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
This justly celebrated medicine, Regulator
the Lissr. promotes digestion. aud forsidsl
the system against malsrial.
CAUTION.
See that you get the Genuine In elea,
white wrapper With large rsd"z." Preparst
only by u sYw gAt7@ HrE :,
u. II. ZEILIN & CO.. Philadsiphia, Pa
| b Sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS. n z
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Il is being whispered around that lAc.
am was an "Oh'o man." and thereby tie
whole race 10 tainted. Joe 4ie
William F Dalrymple. Of the famous
grain farm IN Dako:a saws hat the clesr
pront for 1881 was S350.o0o. -.
A resolution has been introduced IN
the Busrd Of A dernen, of Cincinnsii.
relating to the feasibility Of lighting the
city by tlectricityac R4 ii4.i8 aMoi,
General Sherman Is the hrst man in
the United States to say to journalists !:
you know your business great deal
better than ] do" Ss.oa san ea8.Iis
Jay Gould 10 said to have made 9l0,.
900 600 by the recsn, furry in telegraph
stocks One woman's spring bonnet
seems to DO assured. s1ghH
A thorough and safe remedv is DR.
METrAUR'S HEADACHE AND DYS'
PEPSIA PILLS Sold by sil Drug
gists Price Is cents . sls9e iisi5
Or Swing SAYS that in time women
will develop intn angels. No one was
ever bold enough d accuse man Of any
Intentions in that direction.
Some people choose always the cheap
est goods, because there is the smalies,
outlay at the. time. This often is NOT
good policy, but when Denig's Cough
BaIsam eau be bought for. .25c bottle
| II is certainly wise to prefer It to al
others. Ask your druggist for it. ;s,sh
Sin resembles the apples thst grow by
the Jordan, which are ruddy and tempt
ing on the outside, but within dry ~ a,l :
es. sot ;a3asa 14Q s. "a siaaS airDsg ~ II
Some people are satisfied with nothing
and grumble with or without Cause
Everything on the table. said one OF
shis ilk VINO was q diner ont, .wss sou.
except the vinegar. and thst vas sveei
A young man, while out sesrchin.
for his fasheIs zig. accosteda 10 Irsb
man as follows :s.Hase sou seen asstrs,
pig about here1" Pat rsspond.iai:
"Faix, how could I TELL . stray pig from
any other 2" 50 - q iiiis6a -
Erskine uniformly answered all beg.
eing letters as follows: rs r, I feel mnci,
honored nv your application to me, am
I beg TO subscribe there the reader had
to turn over the page) myself your obe-
dient servant ''is {sasa1 - Y9a
The highest hopes and interests Of the
race rest on the purity, health, and
strength Of womanhood. We tske
pleasure in referring our readers to the
remarkable efficacy Of LYDIA e. PrNK-
HAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND in oil that
class Of diseases from which women
suffer SO much 99fla sai is4Esa
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+. t.nos. -. ----rlt.s %sS# YHti I
A AR0N BLUE and lacsb Dlss. whe = -
II supposed Il sssids ! The sssss q fSr.
saa. bat whossA postsfl~s aaassssis p,fpevu.
Will take notice that ss the 37th lsy 81 -.
esnbsr. 1850, John sneAAlsy, Assss Isallev.
Isaac neadley Rashass \, lDssek - 1eSS.S
3 breck. Alsd thsir pssisien n Ne esa,s =
cemmsn pleas sof Nsarss Couptv. or
against thsns The widow aud ethss iSi@ -
bilas Headlsy, lscsAssl. The ebiess -
prayer ef which petition q q sbesfa s.
ssdss Of said seuss for ~ sssisousot - ~
dover estate u eessilla Nss1Isy. vj6ev ~
,asd Silas nssdlsy, dsssapsa. - hs'Sdssl.
ton (suhjsct 70 said deuss sulsas), - -
following described real estate sisuass i
aensss County. 0his, " wits ~ nsstS ~
o. The nostheeat Gsas>>s sf.ssS1iSu $3.50.
two, township. tesr u ranes fsus: -. -
serthsast quarter sf he novSh ~ sssses
q sanss ssssiss. ssenskiS - 49, rass.
The southeast qaastsssf. ~ pssshvusa -, |.
tef sf sans seetisn, tsWnsAlp ~ euor6S11a
Ne sssiAsast saasier Il ~ -
quarter Of sane sewssAip. ssssien ~ -,
slss, ths ssstA hsn Of ths ssoshvSst 60; %
~ ths nessAsast quarter - 80 -,
sevnsAir aed laaes. osntainiae u sll ~
Aandrsd and twenty aesss, 1sss o. ~ -
ssa.s ~ sssl sstsss' 'ss whssk sn1s HSsS1IS
died ssiss1. q =.
foI are ssssiss1 - -assvss ~ pssivlsa
- 81 bsfers ths StA day sf MapsA. 4. .itsaaol
John HsADL1y,
~ AARON HDADI1Y.
80 &ss sss ssss lAAAc n1ADhUR Ii I
"a s,srss taas ~ BARDAnA Z nnoeR
ana JOSEPH = DnoGI.
=. Asssss Z Asilsry, tksls A<sSySs.
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~A chop was br. ken into one
night, hut strange 10 say, nothing was
carried of. The proprietor was making
his boast of 1t, at the same time tx-
pressing bis surprise at losing nothing
5"Nothing al all surprising said his
neighbor; "the rnbbers lighted q lamp.
didn't they p Yes" was the reply
"Well." continued the neighbor, ".hey
found your goods marked up 90 high
they cenldo't afford to take them"
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Pretty Near It.

Neither OF them WA over TIN years
old. One leaned against the ,tnce lsnd
the other rubbed his back against lamp
posi-, and :hey eyed each other fnr q
long time Then one Of them said: =
"My mother has got new seal-sk o
sacque, and yours hain't"
II don't care" replied the other, .'she
frizzes her hair and uses paint, and that's
lju,t as tony" ~
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+ The worst about kissing 4 Pittsburp
girl is that you carry the marks OF cosl
dust about your nose and other features
till you rssch the nearest pump. sa
Nothing 80 good for Headache and
Dyspepsia as DR. METTAUR'S HEAD.
ACHE AND DYSPEPSIA PILLS
Price 25 cents All Druggists sell them,
A Milwaukee policeman has fallen
heir 10 $50. 900, and every female cook
on his best wants him to Keep his prom
ise at once, and be wonders how he's
going TO avoid about ntty breach Of
premise suits. -
Before We decide whether drunken
ness 10 q vice or an amialle weakness,
We want to know whether the drunkard
10 man OF property ora tramp.
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What Everybody Wants

Is pleasant, reliable medicine that nev.
er does any harm, and prevents and
cures disease by keeping the stomach In
perfect order, the bowels regular, and
the kidneys and liver active. Such 9
medicine is Parker's Ginger Tonic. Il
relieves every case, and We have seer
stacks OF letters from thousands who
have heen saved and cured by Is See
other column Tribune. sr'sa s 2
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Twoorrans.

Regulate fist the stomach, srcond t',,
liver; especially The first. St, az to pr
form their functions perfectly and yo,
will remove at least nint teen twentieth.
Of all the ills that mankind is heir to, II
this or any other climate Hop Bit,eri
is the only thing that will give perfectly
healthy natural action 10. these two or.
gans.-Moine Former
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~Tbe old Twrlltb ,fowa ! Regimen

- The old Twelfth Iowa Regiment
boys ere trying to find out who is
Helen Violet r." the woman who serv-
ed as : soldier In thst regiment aIl
through the war and escaped detection.
The Chicago Journal says II shere is any
doubt that woman served In the army
during the var, write to Mr.. ]. Gsy
Washington, Black Hawk County. and
that At her home in that county may be
seen a woman who will at once be rec
ognized as well known commander 10
1.-The army. ~ fss
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Note OH Running Of Trains.-.EAS1
BuUND-New York Fast Lius daily. entire
train, runs through from Chicago 70 New
York. slespsrs attached. Day Express daily,
except Sunday. New York Nail, daily
Sleeping Car, Sandusky to Grafton.
WEST B0UND-chicaso Past Lins daily
entire tsain runs thrsash from, Nss York 4
Chicsss. slsepers sttachsds Chicago
Rxprsss rams daily ON c. o.. ana l.. x
sDisisiens. Chicago Nail runs daily on mail
Inc and CO, Di,isiOD; on other divisioni
daily, except Sunday. Sleeping Car, Grafton
eanansky. All ether traius daily, exoep'
Sunday.
C. b. HuDsoS, supt Trans. @. Div, Chicago
s W. RSRBPPkRT, Psss. Ag't Columbia.
LIN. Co.'S, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
C.K LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Bsitiuors,
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REDEMPTION NOTICE. .
Auprrog's 0ryIos, MoEaos cousrr.

7sF - AUDIr0Rs UfYIoS, n0NR0H CnUhTT,
woopsrisLD ONO, January l9, 1881. 7
To Fred Eindle6urger, ,o,. Hlto,n Il may Concern.
/ Notice 10 hereby given that Jas Y Dough
srty has deposited In the County Treasury q
snm of money, ,sufhoient TO redeem the south
east corner Of the northwest qusrter OF tn Q
southeast quarter of section S. township Of
range g. said. land was sold for taxes BY
John Gs.ehsil. Treasurer Of Monroe County,
Ohio, January. 1s, 1881.
-Nl - 8. A, ATKINSON,
isn2s. .'slt3. Auditor Honros Co ,okss.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Jane GraAam, Deceased.
THR undsrigned has been appointed and
J. quali6sd rs Administrator Of the estate
Of Jane Graham, late Of Monroe county
deceased.
Dated this 2sth day OF January. A. D.
1881. fse e JAMEs b. GRAHAM.
febl, ,slw8. bee Hx .se 'ti g
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
s0sDEnsED TIME CARD

GOING EAST AID wruKKsl
o. and after Nov. Z. 1850, sll Trains VII
ssn daily (except So day) ~ folIowA:
! fhrepkh .rains 70 PitthuFgh.
s.Tt5eush trains % clsvehhd 81 ~
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E,tan ef Kaspsr Yockey, Deceased
THE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified rs Administrator Of the estate
Of Kasper Yockey, late Of Monroe county, de.
ceased. 80 s&scs st7-a
Dated this eth day Of Janua,y,A D. 1881.
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