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The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
A Family Medicine.

CINCINNATI, w., Aplll II; lo'''
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS. ,,, ,,,coroa o
DeaJ. Sri have been troubled and suffered a
great deal from CdtuTh, l have trled many
remedies they did not cure me, and benenlteu ~ L1e
but very little and, dear sir by using your lcil-
cine called the VEGETINE have been cured. ny
niece was cured entirely of Rhe'ntotiSn by uslllg
IL har stndips At school She feels very thankful
for your medicine, for she mas been great su1eT l
er from RheulndtiSnl. ! would say 10 one anu all'
try the VEGETINE for such complaints. lew DOL
ties will cure you. With respect, yours truly'
DAVID ARNET,
ELIZABETH ARNET (his Wlfe), -
1876 BayOnvllle st.
JESSIE CORT (lis niece,
Everett St., Cincinnati, u
MIR. Arnet is q large real estate owner, wealtng
man. an old RESIDENT and well knOwni in Cincinnati
NEGETINE has never failed to effect cure, CIV
ing tone and strength to the system dehlltated Dy
disease.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

DR.. Pierce's pheasant Purgative Pei
let's are sugar coated and inclosed In
glass bottles, their virtues being thereby
unimpared for any length of time, in any
climate, so that they are always fresh and
reliable, No cheap wooden or paste5oard
boxes. By druggists.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
MRS. MARY STUART L.

Tn seeking for substance which would
destroy the microscopic animals IN water
without ipiuring it for drinking purposes
DR.. Langfe.dt found that citrlc ACID Gone
half gramme to every litre of the water
killed all the living organisms, except cy-
clops and those with thick epedermis, with
in two minutes.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

"DDS T she act the part of a young
lady beautifully" said an enthusiastic
admirer of an amateur actress pretty
well along in years. eyes" cautiously
replied his friend, '1t was a capital
Miss representation But somehow or
other the pause between the last two
wo1ds was hardly long enough to satisfy
the first speaker, and he turned away
'smore in sorrow than in anger"
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
DR. \. W. LOBB, MEDICAL OFFICES

NO. 329 NORTH FIFTEENTH STKEEl,
Philadelphia, Pa. Is years experience. (Estan'
lished for treatment with purely vegetable nedl-
cines) DR.. Lobb's long experience In the treat-
menr of diseases enables him TO guarantee cure
in all cases. Consultation free and strictly con-
ndential. Call in person or by letter. ounce
hours ii to and 7 TO 10 evening.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Brown, the obliging: "As you are
going past the grocery store, " said Mrs.
Brown to her son, ''it will save time II
you stop in there and get pound OF
tea" "What do I care about saving
time ?" replied young Brown, contempt
uousIy. Il guess | shall have all the
time there is as long as I live, and L
amt going to hoard any up for my
heirs to squander.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

WHEN a man kums to mo- fer advice
I find out what kind of advice be wants,
ard give it to him; this satisfys him
that he and / are two az smart men az
there is living.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
yegetine
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

COLUMBUS, o, ftO' IL ~
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS = t.. 1-,,cprrxr
Dear SRI wish to inform you wnal hElI 81 n =, b
has done for nv family Eighteen months ago ny
daughtpr had severe attack Of RheitWGtlS"5' anu
a friend who had used the VEGETINE adviser Her t
TO try it. and she did with perfect success, a9r
cnrnd / am myself at the present time, using the
VEGETINE for Rhe,ennttsnt with good success ss.
NV other daughter has also used the EGE ea d9
CGtny7h and Nervous Debiity, ana mas peel ~
ly benefited by its use. have also recommended
il 70 many others with good success; anu J. 5i l1H-
estIy believe that the NEGETINE is the best ueVi- u
cine for the abOve-named diseases tlat thtI9 ls'
and always wish to keep it i'll my house as laiil-
lily medicine. ,-,or,rr rp-.
No IA West Fulton St., Columbus, u
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

A BIG curiosity: When the small boy
in the near West asks his father if he
may go to see Jumbo the father replies.
anxious that his son may see the biggest
curiosity: mo. my son; but if you will
be good boy I'll take you to see the
Tariff Commission.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

A KISSING club has been organized by
the young ladies of Calamus, Iowa, and,
after tho young men get "braced up"
beforehand, in order to successfully
pass through the trying ordeal at tue
regular meetings of the club, they simp-
ly chew the name of the town.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
Ladies of all ages who suffer from 10

Ladies of all ages who suffer from loss
of appetite, from imperfect digestion, low
spirits and nervous debility may have lie
and health renewed and indefinitely ex-
tended by the use OF Mrs. Lydia q. Pink
hams remedies for all complaints incident
to the female constitution, We have not
only living faith in Mrs. Pinkham, but
,yo are assured that her medicines are at
once most agreeable and efticacious.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
DID She Die?

"No; she fingered and suffered along
plning away all the time for years, the
doctors doing her no good; and at last
.swas cured by this Hop Bitters the papers
sssay so much about. Indeed! indeed
show thankful we should be for that me-
.tdIcinp -
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

A BURGLAR recently nti'ered house
in this City by way Of the.hack window,
and, encountc-ing tho resident. bred
several shots at him, mona Of them TAX
ing effect. although his aim was accur-
ate. Having discharged all his ammunl-
ton, tho astonished rascal politely asked.
Excuse mc, boss, but what IS your
business - Il am an insurance agent,
replied the "boss." The burglar bowed
himself out backward, saying as Inc
went, II might have known 1t If L had
only looked at his cheek.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Coal oil or Pet rolcum may bc very NICE
for Illuminating or Iubricaung purposes
but surely If Is not The proper thing 70 cure
O cough with. DR. Bulls Cough syrup Is
looked upon as the standard Cough T9tne-
6v
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Everybody is pleased with the improved
Carboline, deodorized. extract OF petro-
leum. 1t is as clear and limpld as sprlng
water, and was originally intended by ma
.ure as panacea for all diseases 0! the
scalp and skin. and as natural hair re-
newer
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Thousands Speak. -Vegetine Is ac-
knowledged and recommended by physi-
cans and apothecanes to be the best purl
fer and cleanser of the blood yet discov-
cred, and thousands speak in its praise
who have been restored to health.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Functional arrangement of the female
system is quickly cured by the use OF DR..
r. V. Pierce's" Favorite Prescription. ,,
1t removes pain and restores health and
strength. BY all druggists.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
4 Fatal Mistake.

wo1ld he not 10 axe DR.. r. V. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery" If you are
hlioua, suffering from impure blood, or
fearing consumption (scrofulous disease of
the lcngs). Sold by all druggists.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

To remove smoke stains from ivory, in-
merse the pieces IN benzIne, and go over
them with brush.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

NEVER go under tree during thun-
der storm. 1t isn't fair to the light
ming, which has often to spoil very
good tree to get at poor sort of man.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

"WHo was it that said it is not good
for man to be aloner" asked Sunday
school teacher of his class. A bright
little boy answered: "Danlel, sir, when
he was in the lions den.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Tnosa answering aa adverIIsemepr Will
confer a fnyor upon the advertiser ana the
pubiisher By stating that they saw Ine 40
xnrtia0m ant In tuis journal (nAnlink pApot
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
lens Brain Food.

Cures Nervous Debility and Weakness
of Generatlve Organs, 81 all druggists.
Send for circular. Aliens Pharmacy, 3lS
First av, N. Y.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Hrrrr,, Salad. 'To one gallon Of cab
bace chopped firc and half gallon green
tomatoes, ono pint Of green pepper.
nrst taking out the seeds, ono quart OF
onions all chopped fine. Strain off the
mice and throw away Then add four
tablesp0onfuls Of mixed mustard, two
tohlespoonfuls of ground ginger. one |
tollnsnoonful Of cinnamon, one table |
s,,oonftl of cloves, two ounces OF tur- |
,aa,,c one ounce Of celery seed, two |
,lonnis IL brown sugar, two tablespoon
t,,ls of salt to d half-gallon OF good
.;nocor Boil slowly twenty minutes,
LII Ala to the other ingredients, which
must be well mixed together.
cp.p SALAD.-Take the picked meat
os twelve boiled crabs or one well
1ra;ned can Of crab-meat. oet TINS
amav II become cold, then arrange 1t
,,,,on j bed cf crisp. tender lettuce.
WI quarter Of pound Of butter to
araan, then add the well-beaten yeiks
os fonr eggs, dessertspooniul OF mus
4ard powder, cayenne pepper ana san
II .asia Mix these ingredients well
ta,nther then stir the mixture over the
III and add vinegar until 1t Is as acld
ro, wish it. Continue to str IL un-
II Y thickcns like boiled custard, then
rna,nvc II from the fire and set 1t away
j. hecome thoroughly cold. Inc ores
sing must not be poured over 'i0 '"i"''
MIL the time of serving II.
n.usox JELLY.-Damson Jelly Is
,a naeilv by putting the damsons III
nAo II the oven and letting them heat
GRADUALLY, and 80 extracting the !ui'e; :.
III every pint Of Juice add one pouhu =.
mar Proceed then as Tor cutfan'
civ 1eI1v Alter the juice y extracted 1oi
iii ,ellv rub the fruit through sieve
Th;s III course, removes the STONES
rri,o, riS, rnhbed through the sieve weigh
NJ III frn;t and add its weight in sugar;
t1r;1 I nntil it stiffeDs, put IT III cups tC
traon III and It can be turned into Jelly
80 and il delicious with cold meats.
ppprry and odd chairbacks are made mac!
LII snnares Of linen and SATIN. Inns
e u IL fist strange combination
sonI sa. III effect IS excellent. Where the
,auares are joined, cover tle Se''lne
viii fancy stitches. Inc satln sqi"ie :
n,av he lett without oruamenta'lon. ano
III the work be put on II the linen ones
Embroidery, or painting, or etcnlne
are the fayorite methods employed
u.xnsoME and yet simple, easily
nj 1asofo-cushion cover is made OF one
nnnore ma If satin; on this embrolder =
[ Sarav Of flowers; it may be done VIII VIII
Rpansinrton stitch and crewels or VIII
~ nopnlar ribbon embroidery. flnlsl
the e edge with cord Or with tringe(
nm those who are weak and have
coneh beat a fresh laid egg ana ml. i1
witb It one gill Of new milk ana 1aDle DC
spoonful each .at # rose assfnn@ water and 0f"DS
FoR cough make iiaxseed tea as lol m
,ows: One-half pound each OF ha3see
and rock candy, three lemons pared pared an
sl;ced: pour over this two quarts
boiling water; when cold, strain.
During tile past fifty years brlt0l
has heen involved in sixteen wars
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Don't fail to read the twenty dollar Sew
ing Machine advertisement OF c. A. wood
& Co., then send for circular.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

DR.. klInes Great Nerve Hestorer s the
marvel of the age for all nerve diseases. All
dts stopped free. Send to 93l Aron street.
Philadelphia Pa.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
"BUCHU-PAIBA."

Quick, complete cure, all ANNOYING Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. u. Druggists.
For THICK HEADS, heavy stomachs, bll ous-
ness-Wells' May apple Pills. ~ and 25c-
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Patents for car couplers are issued
at the rate Of one a day.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Remembrance is the only paradise
out of which man cannot be driven.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Nothing Is ugller than crooked boots,
straig ghten them with Lyons Heel stitfen-
ers.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Matthew Arnold is said to have
given up his proposed American visit.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

See advertisement headed How u
Live " in another column.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

GROUND BoNRs --Ground bones make
The hest fertilizers. The effect Is more
lasting from the pure bone dust than SUI
Derphosphates, the latter having Its eject
II a great measure at first, while lhe other
lmn.oyes the land for several years.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

pR DEWITT @. KFILINGERS 5 LINIMENT is an
~ a1iil1a n,1ra for Rheumatsm, Sprans, Lamenest
and Diseases Of the scalp and for promoting the
rrrn1 fh of the Hair.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
rxyrSTy.EorR HOURS TO LIVE.

From John Kuhn Lafayette, Ind, VINO announces
that he is now in perfect health we have the fol
lowing: Zone year ago was. to all appearance ID
the last stages of Consumption. Our best pnySi
clans gave my case up. 1 finally got SO low th"s
our doctor said l could not live twenty-four hours'
NV friends then purchased bottle ol Dh' "N'
IItrI,c p.TCAN FOR THE LUNGS, which con-
-;IoralJv benefited me- l continued until took
nine bottles 1 am now in perfect health having
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18
Rheumatism ia II Disease Ol
The Blood.

The blood in this dease, is found to contain an
excess of fbyin. VEGETGNE acts by converting lne
blood from It's diseased condition to nealthy cI
cnIation one bottle of NEGETINE will give re-
lief nut To effect a permanent cure IL must De
taken regularly, and may take several bottleS' eS-
pecially in cases of long standing.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

OBsTRUOTED IEATS. ne Inore tn0
lar II stimulated to extra secretion VI nillN
~ n,nrh ;teuul> is it liable to congesIlon :
IA inflammation The pressure, loo' VI
. great quantity Of milk upon the circular 't
mnscle (spllncter), which crosses tne Gnu ~
~ the teat, tends 70 set up more or less r.
ritatjon. and this will sometimes resu,' ~
excessive thickenlng Of the walls ana ha[u
milking, or even corAplete closure OF the
orlfce. The simplest and best treatment
i to slightly dllate the opening OF 'ne 'ea' s'
once Or twice day with perfect snioo'n
nrnhe A silver milking tube, about a
tveIfth Of an inch in diameter, will answer
or when this is not available, probe OF
the same SIZE made Of gutta-percna' a
small size will be necessary at hrSt' ano
Alter a DAY or two, when that passes easlly
] larger one, until finally the office is ca
silv dilated and the milking suihciently
free. In every case the probe sholla e (
we'll oiled and introduced with caullon' 8.
AS 70 avoid injury to the internal parts. a
silver probe should be warmed before II Il
introduced.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

RYE FOR SoILING. ground Ior thls
crop should be located near The barn. 70
be handy for feeding, and It should Dc IN
rood heart. Let the ground be ueepiy
! Slowed, but don't rlow up the Subsoli' ana o
thorough harrow. Then spread SIX or .
three horse loads Of we'll rotted manure
over Il. and harrow this 1n-harroWng II
lenptbwise and then crossing; the OBJECT is
to thoroughly fine and work the mahule g
into the TOP soil Having done tins ron
your gronnd and then drill in the rye tnrSt
bushels per acre. II manure If scarce orll-
n Zoe pounds Of some good fertilizer pei
acre.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Two evils result from shoeing horSeF'
which are never properly guarded against
The shoes are allowed to stay on TOO long,
and thus the hoof becomes cramped' anu
the horse liable to become lame Second
" by frequently and carelessly pulling OH
shoes the hoof is liable to become broken
All This can be avoided by care and atten
tion, but the better way IS TO without shoe-
ing when possible. If the horse has a
cough. hard hoof, there is no necessity lot
shoeing. for any kind Of farm work. Econ
omy alone wodd decide against snoeing
1phen there Is nothing to be gained by IT,
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

TxR rows OF bushes and trees which
hove crown At random and frequently line
roadsides and inside fcnces are rarely
either useful Or ornamental. Let any lar
mer Who has these adjoining any hoeu
crop calculate what they cost MIN IN
year. ana then decide whether he can ION
per afford such feature.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-18

A CORRESPONDENT says; in my own
gardening / have found most satlslacto- %
~ substitute for beanpoles, which laIter
III not only expensive, but source oi
trlnble anu care. plant sunt1ower seeo
hv each hill Of beans, the stock answering l
y ,be same purpose as the ordinary b anpole
Ses;nes ~ oroyiding an excellent feed Tor my
nsnltrv have leen using for TINS pur-
P 80 :. mammoth variety of suntower
seed many OF the flowers OF when meas
$50 oceu' a.saan inches across the seed bed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05
Saturday, October 28th 1882,
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STATE OF IONA,
HOWARD COUNTY.
In tho Circuit court OF Howard county, State
81 Iowa.
the ONCE " the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Howard county. State OF Iowa, In favor Of The
Davenport SasinsS Bank, and against LumAn
Leach, Lucy Leach his wife, Henry Widner, ElyA
HuckkAld, G. II. 4 l. J. Mccormick. l. @. Libby,
tiamai.n 4 Daring and the Bank Of AckTou.
Ohio. dated september 2sth 1861, and 10 me d.
rected calroianding me that " the goods, chat.
due, prcaerty IN The hands OF third persons,
lands aud tanalaealS (Which are not exempt
ns law from aAecIttua Of tho said LuMAn Leach
MAKE or cause IN be made the sum OF Twenty.
three hundred ~ .hts -nine dollars and fifteen
canLs, ana Two hundred ana twenty Live dollars
levied upon the following described real estate.
| lying md being situated In the county Of How
| art and State Uf Iowa, namely:
Tn. souih-M cat QnafLcr VI section No. twenf!
\ seven, la township No. ono hundred, north VI
Rruge No. thirteen, Mcs, Of the 5ta 7. n.
And ! hereby give pubic notice that ! saal'
House door In Crcsco, couaty Of Howard and
state of lowa, on
Saturday October the 2sih, 1892.
between lle hours OF 0 e'clocS = m. and o'clocs
! pm q satd day sale 70 commence o. he hon
ofs O'clock p. m. OF said day. aud | VIII SCH *
The highest aud bsst bidder therefor N ..sl
the above described property. or sufficient
| thereof 90 satisfy the above debt with iater,s,
| and costs.
Dated ln,s2s.h day 81 Sept. las.
ID LONEy.
SAcriii olliowrd County, Iova.
PFS1.50. hit2
Fl. q. Mccarthy S Co. Attys. for PIN.
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An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
There are 1 numher q, persons out

There aro 4 numheSos persons out
oil employment n ever. sounly.-yel energetic
Msn Nttlsnctn work do Net need 10 b.. Those
month cles. working for rs iaa plcasaa; and
,C,nsn 4 hts !ncSs~ Tie amount our agents
max. saitss. eonae MAKE ssS ass.h A. $50 month
White o,ses n low As slau, Ill s1sendtng On the
ysSst lac.,. il Should he sold IA asery House
oNa,s, arr las Over 10 yer cart profit Each
sale Is FIRM ts ~ 70 s.uoa. One ssont iu lenn-
.ylva-ia sid y is two DAYS and cleared -. "a.
Any man With ercrKy enough 10 work fnil
day, aud viii do this during the year can make
from &sNstn se,tQ0 ySar. We only want one
a u g county e. AND u 70 him Mn gss a the
fa,tss.'4 lras There Il no com. etitfon. and
W, a,ng itst aur invention mada Parties hay
is,g from AL 10 1l.o0 10 Invest. can obtain =
General As.ucy for tea e.snlles or I state. Ans
me caa r,alc IN inycs,n, II d nom ts3 to a.
u D With IA. d. kaet risk IL lus>. ~ our 1irou-
lar VII shuA that thOse fuscSstas ~ can af,cr
a - uays frias teiurn Inc goods unsold ID Us
al least ssN Il.ey show that . General Ar nj
VINO viii .aAc ten counties and invest N.l6.O
cal after lf1alnf ~ days return all goods I'M
sold 10 Us, AMI have money returned 20 them Il
rnsre ale many persona having money 70 In
vest, Mho q nld Lo& give the business personal
atIentiun--Sash can empily suh-akcntS without
leaving horle--nlking large amount yearly
rulinv salaries. hut want Men willing 10 work
and obtain 10 their pay the prints or their en-
eryy. Men not willing 70 work on our terms
viii mol ~arA ~ any. 1Aosk akAkiNa ars,Nkss
vii, receive CUR iatra descriptive cirsular, and
exit 10 sa,.rs ol1.r b. enclosing ihree sens
slarln. Nlt fhrlr aduress. TIE Hrs, u comply
VIII. our terms VIII secure t,Ae county or coun-
tias they may wis 70 work. Address.
RENSER MANUFACTURING CO.
.is smitsl..d y. rltfseur1, Pa. Sstseow
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$50 -. 1905
OUR MEETINGS.

Hon. Chas. A. Lloyd has boon
holding series CT meetings IN tbs
district. which have been well ut
tended ind ally addressed. We this
week advertise a con,iaa-rce Q. his
meetings, also meetings Tor Mr.. We'll
ler aud Rain. and shall make still!
other announcements for these. and
for other speeches. from this time
to the election. Local speakers
willing to 60 into the rural districts
and do school house work. are
wanted in every county In the dis
trict. Will such confer with the
congressional committee, that they
may he assigned some place for cr-
fective worky
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Circuit Court ground out Its grist
and adjourned Monday morning
Judge Granger. who presides over
that court. elected rs repua lican,
il ut u loss to know how any repub.
lican cum support Tom Upiesran to,
Congress. and preserve his own sell
respect. Tom used 10 denounce the
party as - pack Of thieves When
he had the proof complete he Joined
Il and became leader Of It. It,
chance Of reforming itself l. on a
par with that .; . pan Of sour Mill;
rocrcaMiag Itself.
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STATE OF IOWA,
HOWARD COUNTY.
In Tho circuit Court OF Howard county, State
OF Iowa.
BY virtue VI q special execution issued from
the ONCE OF the clerk OF the circuit court az
Howard county, state af Iowa, In favor OF
v. Crouch, and the Low, Adams + French uar-
vcStcr Company. dated September 2Tth 1851,
and 70 me directed comMan0ie.. me that Of ths
goods, Chattel3, stock or iAtetsS in any cooll2-
ny debts cue, property In the hands OF third
per sons. lands aud tenemeats sSh,eh are not
exempt cy law from cxeeuticIl 0f the said John
E. Lloyd, make or cauSc 70 be made the sum 81
Twelve hundred seyenty-two dollars, with
interest and costs, have levied upon the follow
Ing described real estate, lying and eeans situat-
cd In the county Of Howard and state of Iowa,
namely:
The south half OF tho northwest quarter CT
section No. twenty, In township No. one hun
dred, north OF range No. eleven, West Of the
5th p. M.
Aud hereby give pubic notice tina, shall
effer for sale at public cutlery, at the cour,
Housc door In Cresc0, county OF Howard ant
| state Of Iowa, on
Saturday October 2sth 1882,
between the hours OF o'e1eck .. m. and ,clecl
y .. OF said dAy-sale y 0mmcncc NJ the honl
SsSc sIa ~. ea, a Ii,
| above described property, or suslicient thereof
20 satisfy the above debt with interest an: costs
Dated this S7th day OF Sept 1852.
j. j. LOWRY,
sheriff OF Howard County, Iowa
Printers fee 37.50 sits
81. G. Mccarthy s. Co. Attys. for PIT
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STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA.
HOWARD COUNTY.
IN the Circuit Court .. Howard County, State
OF Iowa.
Dy virtue OF a Special execution issued from
the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Howard county, state OF Iowa Ia !aySr Ot The
Davenport Savings Bank. and against Michael
Lyden, Ellen ~ cen his wife. Thomas r. lydcn.
Lydeu his wife, Cannon & Decr1ng, and Am
mon, Scott a. Company, dated september 2sth
1889, and 10 me directed com handing me that
OF tho goods, Cnaltels, stock or Interest In any
company, debts due, property In the hands VI
third persons, lands and tenements (Which are
dot exempt by law from ekecutionlof the said
Michael Lyden, make or cause 10 he made the
sum OF sixteen hundred s0venty-tMo dollars
and ninety five cents, and One hundred dollars
Attorney fees, with interest And costs, / have
levied upon the following described real estate,
lying and being situated In the county or How
ard and Stale OF Iowa, namely:
The Southwest quarter Of section No. Twelve
In township No. Ninety eight, range No. Thir-
teen, WestO VI the 9th r. NJ.
And hereby give public notice that |: shall
Offer for sale NJ pubic outcIy, ut the Court
House door In Cresco, County Ut Howard and
state OF Iowa, on
Saturday, October 2eth 1881,
between the hours OF O'Clock u. IN. and o'clock
p. N. Of said day raie 10 commence az tbs hour