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Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
The East Lake Park Land Associ,t;o,

Has secured beautiful tract of land formerly owned
nuad Wilson. The situation of this property ia we'll MI
most Of the people of Wilmington has been in the @
sion of the Wilson family for than sixty wears he
lon Markets street Phiad elphia Pike betwe cen TwsD
Thirty second streets This property is admirably s;
the purposes for which this Association have detemn
it, being high and commanding fine view of the Deaw
and the surrounding country 1t has been divided into &
lots of various sizes fronting laid out
city Ian. These avenues will be opened and graded
lake, comprising about six acres will be built by the
lon the portion of this ground The fine grove ~
trees that now occupies the portion of this opety
ing the lake will be set aside park and wi not only
Io pleasure and convenel to the future residents of this
but to all the people of Wilmington Nature ha, already |
this grove romantic spot which will be further enhanced
beauty by fine drive around the Park and Lake
This Association proposes to sell these Lots either for cash
on monthly payment Of &c. seserng every third lot for 1
selves This of pay ment will enable sill erson no mg
how modest their means TO what bel to be M
cheapest lets offered to the people OF this city, Wbv NJ
they cheap Because buy them at FIRST , 25,
feet and for $75 and upwards AS the Street r
laid in front of this property these lots will double and @
in value 1t is expected that this railroad lad to t sn
terry by January l. 1881 printed brief of title extending M
$50 years will accompany each deed Come George Town
sends Office No. Ola Market street. and the manage VIII
will show you the plans and give all information.
c. .. LUKENS, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

SINCE MoRRSoS has been induced
not 10 dis urb the Iron industry In his
free-trade rampage against the indus
cries Of the country, nearly all the
furnaces and iron mills have started on
full time. Yes, and II the Democrats
had not had q majority In Congress,
every other business would have been
booming and there would have been nc
strikes nor boycotting.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

have had a cancer on my face for some
yelrs, extending from one cheek bone across
the nose 70 the other. II has given me a
great deal OF pain, Mt times burning and
itching TO such an extent that II was almost
Undesirable. l commenced using SwIft's
SPECIFIC In May, 1885, and have used eight
bottles 1t has gwen the creates: relief by
removing the Inflammation and restoring
my general health. W. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, sept. 8, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and SkiR Diseases mail
ed free.
TIE SWIFT SPEoIPIC o., Drawer 3, Allan.
to, ga. N. Y. 1857 W. sd street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
EPlTHELIOMA!
Oh SKIN CANCER.

For seven years | suffered with cancer on
my face. Eight months ago friend recon
N ended the use of Swift's Specific, and de-
termiDed 70 make an effort TO procure It, In
this was successful, and began It's use. The
influence Of the medicine at first was TO
somewhat aggravate the sore; but soon the
Inflammation was allayed. and | began to
improve after the first few bottles My gem
ersl health has greatly improved. / am
stronger. and able to do any kind OF work
The cancer on my face began TO decrease and
the ulcer to heal, until there is not vestiRe
OF II left-only little scar marks The place.
MRS. JoIcIB A. Mo- oNALD.
Atlanta, GA, August IL, 1885.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

THE DEMOCRATS in Congress falling
to reduce the tariff, according 10 the
Morrison program, have sttemp ed to
reduce the soldiers pensions. They
must always be doing some mischief.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

nELAWARE COLLEGE, THE REV.
- J. II. Caldwell, A. M. ID. d., Presi-
dent. VIII open with enlarged facilities
September l, 1885. Three courses: CLASH
cal, Scientific and Agricultural. Expenses
not over $2l6 per annum. For Information,
catalogues, etc., address the President, New
ark, Del. jeT-3m
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
wAMAMAKKR,s
lightest, Of all the printed
cOttonS.


The crazy cottons are the
iehtest of all; not SO deli
cate; rough; not to be ironed;
rough.dry them in the sun;
16c.
They'll have their time
next year. They are only
beginning.
Northwest from the center.
Thcmson's glove-fitting
summer corsets at 75c and
81. There are others Of
fered for less-none half so
substantial or satisfactory.
West of Arcade, next to the wall.
Another hot.weather COM
fort, steel-wire hustle called
Perfection and is perfection;
75c. We have sold 1900
and can almost say without
one word of complaint. We
sell a great many other
kinds, not nearly so many Of
any other, and none with
anything like the satisfaction.
West of Arcade, next to the wall.
Muslin underwear such
as we always have as cheap
S always. We have the
bulk Of the trade; and that
is the reason-that's the
whole OF it.
West of Arcade, seventh and eighth
counters by the car.
All the red rough jackets
we have for s. apiece; and
some not rough
The same class OF Stutfs
not red, but browns and
woods and tans and all that
class of colors, SIS a ready
made jacket, whatever the
price before.
1901 Chestnut.
Bathing dresses $3.50 to
s.; mohair busters S. to Sc
and pongee $40 and SI3.
We hardly dare to men
ton that English waterproof
,seSge-readymade circulars
So, ragi@nI $I2 and dresses
Si8 up II for there isn't
enough of the ssrge-more
coming though.
1901 Chestnut.
All the rest of our finished
millinery down to half or
two-thirds, French an d
made at home. The time
for profit is over.
1901 Chestnut, second floor. Take car.
Every sort of sash-ribbon
in favor. Here is a cheap
one: so-called crepe, crimp-
ed satin in fact, 60c a yard.
East Transept.
Rough and Ready, cord
ed ge and Jap-twelve table
tuls, Milans as many as il
there were nothing else.
East Of Arcade steps.
The tools of the outdoor
games.
Take tennis raquets fol
instance: Franklin, Quaker
City and Octagon $3.50
Casino and Elberon S. so
Brighton S. ; one withcu
any name, as large and stron3
and good as the best of them
So; others not SO good So
$I.5o and even 81. Aver
Championship tennis ball
$3.50 a dozen; Peck & shy
der's 81 so; Wright & Dit
sons 81. Nets, So and A
feet, So rs and 50 IS.
And everything else lik
that. Baseball, cricke,
croquet, fishing-tackle, tents
hammocks, swings, see-saw.
etc.
Basement northeast from the cent
, stairway
JOHN WANAMAKER.
= Chestnut, thirteenth and Mark
strees- and Gitv-hall snn.pA
| l
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
PAIladsIphh, Wilmington 4 Baltimore Ralrsst
JUNE 9TH 1885.
Trains leave wilmington as sollows:


Trains leave wilmington as iolloWs:
Philadelphia (sxpreesl, 4 lI2, 4 co, 30,
] %, SIS, 500, V1o 9tT, 10 Of, IL %, IL u am.
Accom- modstton. 0 40, I 90, 7 OF, 10 30 a. m,
Z 30, 4 90, lao, 10 20 y. m.
For Chester teXpress), $50, $50, 9 %, 9 10,
az, IL So, IL 81, a. M, 10, z, go and I Cd
p. m.
Accommodation, 0 40, 100. 7 o6, SIS, 10 30
An, 2 30, 4 90, I 40 and 10 rs ,. m.
10 o, IL d a M; .iaz. isa 80 * "a q,
ae rs 7 90, Z 20 and 10 rs pm.
For West Chester, via tAmokin $40 and
10 o. m; 30 and 90 p. n.
for Newark and intcrmcdi&te ttGuons.
81 n. III.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 10 10
q. M; 90 D, M. and II ~ night.
baltimore and Bay LLhs,1.46 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washin2tpn, / IS, 4 20, o.
10 lo,ll 60 AM; L %, u II 4 bt, 70 80 and 70
! p. m.
Trains for Delaware division Ieavs for:
How ULstIo 9 90 s4s q N; IL 10 10, 50,
s2b.and II tb p. N.
Georgetown and Aewas 43 .. M; 70 and
! 10 p. Ia.
seaiOrd and intermediate stations, Gas ..
n.
HARRINGTON, Dslmar and way stations, 8 As
). M; IL bb p. m.
Express for Harrington and Rohoboth. 8 20
pm.
i GApEos1 bONoT SIu l(Slu al,
| II Oh p. m. every day.
franklin City, Q as an,
Express for Norfolk IL 90 p. 10. daily.
Leave Philadel Ahia, Broad street, fof
wilmington Gexpress), l22e, $50, 100,
7 3S, 10, 10 70, II SO, il bb g. m, 3 OF, 1 o.
08, 8 Il, OF, 9 81, IL 10 and II "a D N
Accommodation, g 80, 10 rs a M, 81, 3 q,
rs, ~, 80, 80 and II SO p. In.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (ezpress), 2 90, 2 81, 1 90
~, II 81 a. m, b23 and 0a p, m.
Accommodation, 8 10 o. m; u 10, ! 30, 6 IS
I 40, 10 2bp. m.
For Chester texprcss). 72c, IL o. q. m, ~
and I % p. N.
Accommodation, 8 10 a. m, Il 10, l 30, s IS
40, and 10 2b p. N.
For New YORK texprsss), 200. asa 400
~, II 81 a. M; "a, I 90 and 10 ~ p. In.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, $40 @. N,
and 64b p. N,
baltimore and Washington, j 2s, 4 20, 8 o.
10 10 a. N. and rs pm. Baltimore, o 40 p. m
and Ia % night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII
mlngton texpress), IL a., 70, 20, . 10 a. m.
, 0 b7, II 10, and II ~ p. N.
Accommodation, s 30, 10 2s q. m, l %, 0 10
8 30, and IL a3 p. m.
: For further Information passengers are 70
TERED 10 the ticket office ct the alton.
Trains marked thus (s)are limited express
]. L. WOOD.
Hensral Passenger Agent.
OHARLHs Il. PusH General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
EAST LAKE PARK i
A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INyFsrur..

No intelligent person needs to be told at tb;,,
that the safest OF all modes of investing none WI, late
into snds on the outskirts of large and aouri.b@ put
The mere lapse of time brings with it to the %
Real Estate profit such can be secured in NJ SD
way with SO little cost or exerton. Such pocr oa
yessng in Building Lots on the outskirts of New
City proved to be the foundation of the now ', ia
wealth of the Astor family Of New York. to S,, Nn
OF thousands of other cases in different parts Of b.
try AID the world. " VIC @
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
WE WANT YOU

To see our Gents 81 Button Hook Lace and
Congress Cater. Perhaps you won't expect
much for It, but you will md 1t perfest MT
ting shoe, msde on fashionable last, with
plenty Of wear.
Our young Dents $3.50 Calf Button and
Hook Lace Cater, light and medium
weight; two styles Of toe.
Our Gents Is Button, Hook Lace and Don
gress is equal in wearing qualities and su
perior In appearance TO any u % shoe eise-
where.
Our Gents d so genuine Handstitched
Hol k Lace and ConKres Gaiter hne cali
and seamless; q real surprise TO all who see
them. We warrant every pair.
For Big and Little Boys we have all the
grades OF tine, medium aud coarse shoes, for
Sunday or every day. for city or country.
10 get the benefit OF the lowest possible
prices see us before purchasing.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.
MANKIND's FAVORITE PILLS.

MANKIND's FAvORITE PILLB
The most famous liver medicine on earth.
no gripping, sickness or weakness attend then
operation. They do not leave the bowels COS
act on the Kidneys, stomach and skin, cur,
ing liver complaint, sick headache, neural.
Eia. biliousness, pain in the side or back,
pain In the novels, kidneys or bladder. etc
Very valuable in dyspepsia, malaria fever OF
ness, loss Of appetite, etc. They arc splendid
for weakly females as an assistance to keep
the system healthy They arpendorsed and re-
commended by thousands as thennicest pur.
gative and splendid liver medicine, lie.
gantly sugar-coated, rs cents o box; family
boxes, six In one, 81. Sent by mail. Sold BY
leading dealers In medicine. Main depot
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
and No. coz Arch street Philadeiphia,
nov19-u
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
WIN. H. BABC0CK.
zoe MARKET STREET.
The FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
OOrH YEAR OF HARKNEss' AoAD-

OOrH YEAR OF HARKNEsS' ACAD-
John q. Hardness, A. M, Founder and
Principal, refers to all former pupils, In
Guiding the following named. to state brave
ly, faiiy and frankly ell they know OF their
own experience, PRO and con, on the merits
of instruction received and its fruits, viz:
Henry u. Oonrad, l.. l.. b., Attorney at
aW, ex.President OF City Council, ETC.;
Harry Emmons, A. b., Attorney at Law, OF
Lore & Emmons; Rev. J. Wesley sullivan
and Rev. Charles Earle, ministers OF Bap-
tist Church; Rev. Geo W. Townsend, Min
lister OF NJ. h. Church; Harvey Day, NJ. d.;
W. Scott Vernon, Howard Vernon and
Albert Vernon. of George W. Vernon h
Sons, Publish ers Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN,;
William b. Dole. Merchant; william Il.
Springer, Merchant; Harry Holt, Merchant
Paper Hanger; q. Percy Bright. A. b..
Graduate OF Yale; Harry W. simpson, A. b.,
Graduate Of Harvard, Law Student; James
and Thomas Brown farmers; Robert X.
CAulk, farmer; John Allen. druggist; Geo.
H. Brown, Manager OF g. n o. Telegraph
uti1ce; Arthur Brown, Real Estate; Heywood
Conant, Managing Editor OF Every Even
ing; thomas ID. and James X. Lyman, far
mers; adam J. and John Lang. Merchant
Manufacturers: Edgar II. Quinby. lumber
merchant; Hubert A hoop, printer; Robert
l.. Smith, farmer; Lewis Il. Woodward, con-
ductor on W q Is. Il. X.
Daily: s O'Clock in mornings and o'clock
In evening. All branches. Faculty Of ten
members. Free and agreeable consultations
with instruction and advice. Ladies and
gentlemen, boys and girls always present
respectfully, JOHN q, HARKN ESS, Teuth
and Market streets. jel9-lmdltH
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
KEEP COOL! ". gree. ,,

EMUYAL = aKOCERS, BAKERS,
Ia hotels, etc, please take notice.
tleischmann n Co., original manufacturers
introducers and distributors in the 1, nited
States and Cauadas Of Compressed Yeast,
have removed their wilmington depot and
office from sos King street to 2l9 West Ninth
st .eet. mo-lm-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Ruwysm aALR.

nUBLIC 5ALE-Wu.l. BE SOLD ON
tween FOURTH and Filth streets, on Satur-
urday, June 20, lass, At $50 o'clock p m,
one GOOD two-story brick dwelling. contain
ing ssven rooms, hot and cold water ana ell
the modern Improvements. The above prop
erty Is entirely new, never been oocuPleo,
ing good comfortable home. The property
can be sean by calling on the suoscripef'
Aux AHDER X. OHAMBERS,
No. ~ King street.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Aucts. 1e25st
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
PUT THEM DOWN.

We have succeeded in putting the price,
OF footwear down to such low figures that W
are seldom asked sis that the iowestf" Oul
prices ere always the lowest, and the lowes'
anywhere fer the style, material and wear
ing qualities,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market
strens- ~nd 0ttv-hall snna-~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-02
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER,
tn All WANTING Finn n1nv nnNt


We want Live. Energetic and Capable agents
In every county III the United States aud Cana
da, to sell q patent article OF great merit, ON
ITS MERITS. An article having large sale. pay
titOn. and on which the agent Ii protected In
the exclusive sale BY deed gi5en Tor each and
every county he may secure from us. With oil
these advantages 10 our agent. and the fact
that II Is an article that can be sold 10 every
HORSEPOWER. II might not be necessary to make
an "ExTRAo.DiNAkY OFrEs" 10 secure good
agents 1T once. but ne have concludes to make
II to show, not only our confidence In the mer-
lis OF our Invention. hut In Its stability By any
agent that will handle II with energy. our
AGENTS now At Wo,k are making from SIS" TO
$Gsa a month clear. and ta:S fact makes IL safe
for Us W make our offcr TO all who are cut Of
employment Any agent that Will give our
business thirty days trial and fail to clear al
return all goods unsold to us aud we will re-
fund the money paid for them Any agent or
General agent who would like ten or more
counties and work them through eub-agcDts
ABOVE ALL ixrENsgs. can return all unsOld and
get their money Jack. No other employer OF
agents ever dared TO make euch offers nor
agents now making more than double the
amount We guaranteed, and hut two sales day
would give pr0ft OF over $125 a month, and
that one q our agents took eighteen orders IN
our ofIer fully, and these we wish to send 10
every one out OF employment who will send US
three one cent stamps for postage. send at
boom. ana 60 TO work On the terms named In
our extraordinary offer. We would like TO have
the address OF all the agents, sewing machine
and In the country and
fer. to send US a. once the name and address OF
all euch they know. Address at once, or you
will loose the best chance ever offered to those
out or employment TO make money.
kKHNER MANUFACTURING Co.,
1RyS 1871 S'ntthfeld ST.. PittshNrR. Pa.
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The Chicago Milwaukee, 4 st. Pau,
| Railway will Sell Tickets at
CreScO AZ Follows:
Trains for DEBORAH Fair and
Barnum's.
An accommodation train will
leave Crrsco, Sept Z, 8, and 8, be-
tween $50 and Il. m. conn. citing at
COnover with train for DEBORAH,
we have no particulars SO far, about
time on return trip.
Soldiers Monument Dedication at
DEBORAH. Round trip sl.1O. Tickets
sold from Sept. 9th to 7th, good till
Sept. 9Th.
Winneshiek Co. Fair at DEBORAH.
Round trip $l.1O. Tickets sold from
Sept. 6 TO 10 good till Sept 18th.
Mower Go. Fair, at Austin MINI.
Round trip $40. Tickets sold from
Sept. IA to l6, good till Sept. 18th.
Iowa State Fair at Des NJ lines IN.
Return tickets sold for fare one way
from Sept. 2d to 1Oth good till Sept,
18th. Fair to Mclbourn H., the
junction point $6.77.
To the Minnesota State Fair,
tickets will be sold TO st. Paul or
MINNEAPOLIS as purchaser may elect
ar fare one way for the round trip,
from Aug. Goth to Sept, 4th, good for
return to Sept. 9Th.
To the Minneapolis Exposition
tickets will be sold from Aug. %, to
OctC Der I'd, returhable the Monday
after sold, ut fare on way I or the
round trip. L. T. WooDcocK,
Agent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-02
Notice 10 Redeem.

To II. X. Averill or other unknown owners OF
the lands hereinafter described:
Take notice that 1T the adjourned public.
Tax sale; begun and publicly held at the ONCE
OF the County Treasurer, IN Crpsco, Howard
county, Iowa, pursuant 10 law, commencing on
the 1irSt Monday OF october. 1S1y tU-wtt: ON The
II day Of December. 1879 thereafter, 10 which
time said SAFE had been legally adjourned, the
following describe real estate was sold by the
treasurer Of said county Tor the taxes due
thereon iOr the year 1esSaMCunting to the sum
U1 Il. % lU-wit: south hall vi lot II on ahe west
haI VI the north west quarter OF section ,
township ~ norlh oI range II west or the S r.
NJ.
that J. b. Mitchell became the purchaser OF
Sid land AT said eale,ahd that the right Of
redemption wlIiexpirc aid deed for said land
oe HATE 70 tile Undersigned, VINO is now the
owner and holder In nioMn right OF the certt-
iiuaie OF safe made thereon by The Treasurer Of
said county, uness redemption from said sale
be made within ~ days IRON the completed
service Of this notice
H. G. PRICE Owner.
Dated August Is 1886. A,t3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-02
s1OtiCc to Redeem.
TO hristian Long, Or other unknown owne

TO 0hristian Long, or other unknown owners OF
the sanue hereinafter described:
IaAe notice lnAL At the adjourned public
Tax Sale, Uegun and publicly he'd aL the
Office I'll the tuuaty treasurer, III CreocO. How
alb county, IOWA. puisuAn. W iaw, commencing
un LIT III ot ..piIudy VI vi uUer 1854, ll-Wil: oil
,nr IL "a. VI D,cculOcr 1854 LneTealltr, "
illcA tlLic a;.lu Had Ueen AeKa.iy adjourn.
GU, Lac ioi.owta. uesc.iUed IeAi esta.e wds suiu
W Tie I4taSu.el vi olAu NOuuly Tor the tAxcs
uuc tAei eos lor tiie ycat lo0J alllOuutIux u Tie
5u.A 50 J. lp-MiL uuc elAiy Scuvnu uafL u
uiietn slatctA.us VI LAC uua u east quarter u
Liic s.utn vest quarter VI sec.lon 10, lvwu VI,
funSc - WtSt u 3,A y. Al.
lu..l D. y. ,tfdl.e., Uegalue tie purchaser
VI sd.u ldLu III saiu saAe, alu tlel the TX ut u
ieueAApllun VII. cApilc a.Au = uecu tUl saiu lanu
De Mauc " The ulutfalsncu. VINO Is Low tile
Owuei anu ho4Get Al al, w nYut, VI the ceill.
icale VI saie niadc thereon " Lnc treasurer vi
saIu county, an.csS feuenip,lU lon from said SAFE
be lnauc within ~ uays truM the cUupie.td
service " this uULice.
u, G. PRICE, Owner.
Dated August Is, 1885. Abls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-02
eGUS.Ce to Redeem.

To the legal h,iss VI Peter Vclie ST.. deceased,
or other unhlluXn OWNERS III the LANDS mere.
matter deSeilu.d
lax saie; btguA aud puO.lc.y head at Tue O.,icv.
OF tie 1oui.s IIetsufti, III ticocO, nOMald
COuaty Iowa PURSUANT " law, coinIile:icllix Oh
tn, Iiiot All.0a3 ui UciuOsf, 1879 tu-Ml.: Uu
the 9d.,yoi De.t mUer 1919 thereafter to wnlc4
tIns Id .. G ii.>u Ge.n .gdll3 Aayou. IT'D, tue
iV..bMlng aes .Osd ia. .s,.ttc nao o..u u, tn
Treasure, .ad.a ss'uiitA Iot LlA,S due
thereon ,or Tie ytaI LOIS Amounting ~ the
atln VI al censs ~ Vii: ioL t.SLL, OucA olAtcc.,
Lin springs . atiun.
that i. b. .Altc.le.,, became the purchaser ..
SAID land II said una I.l.,L tue Ilsnl VI
redemption VII. tApiic ui.u u deed Tor said iand
be made 10 tie uhdersl.n ned, Who Is now the
o Sner and huiuer III Ills rig nj, Vi the ccrll
icatc Oh sa.e in.,ue thereof BY the Tr.asur vi
sad cJuuIy, uiiicS, rcleal.,.ion rioM SAID sale
be llait wiiniu W days Lou LAe culn, ,lcted
S.rvlyc VI this nu.lvc
II. Z. PAIGE. owner.
Dated Aug. 18Th 1856.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-02

Briefly We note few OF the rare
attractions that can be seen at our
county fair.
A dozen herds Of thoroughbred
cattle.
At least three herds Of polled OF
hOrnless cattle.
Two Balloon ascensions from the
Fair grounds.
A recently imported cow weighing
$500 lbs.
A score or more Of the finest stock
h orses In Iowa.
Several good animals will be
speeded on the track each day, after
the first.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-02
saOtiCC to Redeem.
To Chrlstlan Long or other unknown owne

To Christian Long or other unknown owners Of
tic ianus hereinafter described.
lane notice that ~ Tile adjourned public
tax ndlt, Degun anu publicly illu at the uiilce
VI the Cuuiity treasurer, III Gles.o, n0Wartt CO.
iowa, pursuant To law, commencing N tile flrnl
MUnuey VI october. lo,3. Lo-MtL On li,e Atm
day OF December, lSs2, thereafter. To wnlch
Tune said SAFE lau deem legally adjourned. Inc
iU.ioWilg described real e-Latc was sold Oy the
Treasurer oi sdid county Tor the taxes due
thereon iOr the Year 1851, amounting 10 TIE
sum VI Sod, tO-wlt: The UNDIVIDED nine hun
dlcu anu nitceA, nAnc Aunureu anu nluety-lwO
oecOnuo VI me NOitA-ea4l quarLer VI Llit south
vest quarter VI secli0n Is, Town Us, range IL,
" est vi the SIN +. NJ.
ind that ". L. Niles, became tho purchaser
OF SAID land AZ said SAFE. ana that the right OF
redemption Will expire and deed tor sal1 land
De Alaue 70 the undersigned, who Is now the
owner and holder III Ills own right, or tile celtt.
ncate VI sale made thereon by the treasurer OF
said county, unless redemption from said sale
be nlade within w days from the cOmDlered
service OF this notice.
Il. G. PRICE, Owner.
Dated Aug. Is, 1856. A6I3