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III thar r0lssNble
MILL PROPERTY.
Virginia, 10 wit:

Virginia, To- wit:
~ knles holden Ia the Clerks Once Of the Cir
cut Superior Court &c I-A~ aad Chsneerv Tor
1887: $50
Silss harmaduks and John Thomp.on La.
merchant, and partners, trading u,de, an,
name and hrn Of SilAs M.rtaaduke q ca.
AGAINST rlA'Sr''r''
Samuei Z. Strider, former Executor Of S.muel
Howard, deed. Samuel Strislrr and aeob Sri
Der. sceuritos IN his exeeutorial boo,l. Eliza
beth HovHrd, widow Of Samuel Howard. dc,
oeAsed, ard (;usFdisa Of Samuel a. Crun and
Wiiiism u. Crum, George w Grifs,A aod
Eleanor bis wife. Benjamis p. BesIrr and Ca
thar'He his wife, Sidney =. G.IIahrr and Jan,
Amanda his ~ifs. sad Samuel T. S,ridrr aud
An" his vifs,-the s.id Eleanor, Cs,hsr;nr
Jane Amanda, and Am. being shil,lrrn aud
Aeirs Of sald Samuel Howard, deed, 10.
sepA VI. brown. asimiaislrstor Ge BOMB Hsa
With the viii annexed, Of ssid ssmar. How.
ard. deed, DyESpIxTs
IN cR4y~cERY
YNHE defendant, George w. Griffith. not
4 having entered his appearance end given
sesurily aeeoring TO the set Of assembly ans, IN,
rules o. ,his soarii and "a appearing BY sa,isfAe-
tory evidence thai he 10 mt an inhub;tsnt AZ This
country; bIs srdrred. That the sid .ieE.cda.,
do appear here on the hrSt day of the next term.
s"d snsSer the bill ~ the plaintiff, and that
copy 81 THE order be forth With iss-,ted IN soc,,
newspaper published IN Cha.iss,ovn, Tor two
mon'A' sneecss'Vsiy. end posssd II the front door
o. Ihe so~rt-house ia the saiJ tom Of CharIss-
toUa. copy-rrae
ROBERT y: BRoWyT. Clark.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
Pros lAs ci~aaaaa VAR. .ssv,..s %.

Siege .Heeidsnt.-A distressing stage
accident occurred on Sunday morning
last. al the Ten Mile House." east
OF LeKiDgton, on the Maysville Turn
pike. The stage contained nine pas
sengers, besides the driver add extra
dnver On the outside.
The house stands back from the
road some seventy OF eighty yards. and
when the driver started. he gave the
horses the whip. and they dashed Of
nj full speed. Ia turning the acute
sngle from the ysrd 70 the road. the
stsge upset with great violence, dash.
Ing the top into = thousand pieces
The ioFs-wheels became Immediately
d'sengsged from the other parts Of the
stage, snd the horses ran of with them
With grest fury for several miles. Eve.
- person 10 and upon the stage was
mere o. less injured. lodge Johnson
Of Louisiana, had bis head severely
cut. and was otherwise much bruised.
Judge Underwood OF Kentucky and his
daughter, were both seriously wound.
ed in the head. though not danger
ously. a young man By the name Of
Love. from Tennessee. on his way to
West Poini. bed his collar bona badly
broken. snd . gentleman by the name
Of Martin. from New York or Phila.
dslPh'a. vas very seriously injured in
tbe right side.
The driver had bis snele dislocsted,
and the extra driver was very badly
hurt Internally, the blood streaming
PrOfaseiy from his mouth. The rest
HeFe less though eonsideTably injured.
The accident occurred altogether
through the rsekiessness end impgu.
aenes Of The driver. fog whose conduct
there seems 70 be 20 exteuualioo OF
apology.
II is almost = miracle that not one Of
ths passengers was killed. We are
happy 70 learn that they are nov III
eonsidsFed cot Of danger.
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An Overpcer Wanted.

WISH 10 employ IN OVsrseer, fbr he
n snsuing year. To man we'll qualified
IN perform the duties required Of hin, IN IT,.
capacity, and whose family - small. team
oder 9 good situation and i,horsi wsrr,
MATTHEW RANSOM.
chsrls'iova. Jefferson County, Wa
Aug. 10. 1897.
n W'aeAssfer Rrt-I'7caH. F,eds-isk IT,.
ad. and WarreHfsa J;nes. 81. and and &C
eStsis - W r.
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nv se,ss holden IN the cisshs ods.- ,f an. e.
W. Superior Court OF Lsv cad Chs.-,rv To-
isJ7: !" Angust.
Jehs sissistoa, p,
AGAINST
ossJsmis Edmoods, Joha hyers. D.,;.i X.
ye. STANDARDIZATION Of Dssiei Ksbl>. s~c~.s~d
Ssosss w. Aet;ardy. Do,phs. D~vv. I~...~,i
Sedaer. exeeutor Of JoAa Busk ns,s., ,,-..S
sseoe k.sle, JoAs Ksbie, ss~oej X 81. n:
Asess. willie" kssle. Beejsnie K.sie' Ej,-
seetn Berry. Eliza Chs1eerlie md -.
Snsmesri.a her hssss.A, Msry lii,d ~ -
ssa'sei hi~dvhol. (ths nd Eiix.. M,r, -,
sem.e' eei.E .hiidrsa q M.rr.rrt n;,j.e-I
a. formerly h.rg.rss KsbIs,) and Mar,
IN CHANCERY.
WE defendant, Beejsnin Edmonds. NOT
esvs"s entered his appearances and r;,~,
seser'y sesording TO The sss % sss,mbl, ~ ~.
s. .. ,h's court, sad IL sppesriss By s..i.f..-
@sy sv'decee that Ne 10 NOT sa i.h.Si,..s OF mi,
sosasryi ne ordered, That the s.id d,f-nss..,
90 sppesr here On the frat day ef the ne \, ,rrr,
500 sns.er th. bili OF the plsiotiar: and H.,
copy OF this order be forth With io,rrtrd Ia -,
se.sPapsr Poblish~d In Chsrirao-,' ~, a..
men'hs sneeessi.~'y. add posted ., the front aoo,
o. TIE soart-hoese "a the ssid town of C.h.rl...
'svn- Cepv-renr,
Aug. 81, is9I
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VTRoTNYA. 10 Wrr.


~ Rates hoidru ~ ~ Ci-rt's tlfiee Of the Cir.
sail saPsfios Court nf iav suh Chrs-~ry f,r
gsaeVs0a souHiy, The hTSs Aosdsy in August,
James Y. Erskirs saa Oshs w. Eish.lh, re,
rnryehsHi Fsrtnrre. ,fadrr he naras end frn,
q Esskiss Eishribvrgrr, PLnrrIyys.
koafNer
Charles s'sisy snSJossph Johasos.
DtgrsBlwrs
AndFfv Hssnili0a sud klessadsF ] Cas,. Sn~r.
shs"ts s"f I'-Tiasra. tFssi,sg un.lrF me hfu, o.
Hs"''i'oa CeS'' PLafHrigTs.
The sans, DryssBasra
ba'hrod >. P'se' PLsiuTlFy.
The sasas, Dsvrsnssrs
1oAe ". Aiis,aAt. sssiEres ~ iossph T.. Rasssli,
vho sss ss,iEass - 3sshrod 3 Pise.
PLAfETIgY,
asnvsr
ths ss@s, DsgtsnaHTs
~ taNCEuY
.HNHE dsfsndsnt Charles sttisy, ia tAsss
~ suita ~ hsvtaH rttsrvd Ne spp-sraas-.
80 given a-sufity ssspFdinE n ne 81 ~ sss~n-
W ss,d tAs Fuiss - this soaft, ss,d spprsriss
~ esstsf-etsry spisssss 49, ~ " ~ ~ iahsSi-
sni - this sssiatrys n - srdrred. Thss re
asid dfirssfesl a appesF hers ~ tiss hra dsy a
ihe seHi tsrra. 81 ssssee ths biil a ths Blsin-
ltssi so tAst soPy - tsis erdsr ~ forthvtth
i,esTse.i " soree ssvspsteF psslishsa iuCh.riss
tee, ~ go noefAs essesssiysiy. 80 l-ssrd .,
ihe lrsst &C., ~ ~ sosyt-hosss u Ne 40 tovu
e Cbsriessava. a cepy-Teus,
Ass. 81, tss1.
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NO pFig~s ~ it' trfvq Wat eta
7psJ 30 a. 81 49,. ~ stf ~
$3.50 - ,s,h. 7ta ST. g'h. - t0,b1
$50 d. %. ~ ~. - - tshl
- 800 riize', amounting 10 85tO. 200.
Tickets sin--iisiV's ts-- ousstsr. a. 30.
70 Ffshs'rts q 'sss's ~sss Asf.r. ~.
n. ip NIX fNuRIN LDr TFaY. Cl... b
90 hsasrrrs' s,fsaistI q thsy fsts.s thsl~
i''Fsts. 81 hs'~ ~ sss.e f=stdsf ss6 ps,d -
f..is 't'rns. 81, go hasr 80 sddufaasi ilsk-t %
.'sfr 'r ihis schsn~ tor ~ r.@eev f-r ths az
frfsrss s'thaut shssx~ ~ Fsvo ti.-is st.ls o.,s.
r9sss fp1.ss Fsfurs.d sav t,sss befss a..
hts~ins 90 spri'fstion n fhs se~ss % vssisg
freH shssi ne parrkshr 80 s.ssis
gCFfor Ticksts arA shas~s ~ Cssi,a.
eatss ~ Psesagss In ne abovs apisndA
schsnss. sAfTsss
-. =. GREGORY q co.
sNGsa1geva.
(suossssors ~ Ystss n M'tatseal
WsssfEorss Csrr. D r.
~ 0r8sr' from e aistsres " rsI
pri sap''y ausnAsd ~. ssf sc dsavl sss b.
farisbi' go, - 500 - ovsf
ApF ~. tsT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

REEEREyNHCESS-TAs Trustee.
81 the NaIs Academy, ed the aosl respect
sbls Inhabitants either IN ChaSlsslown or
Wisehssissi slsO, The Rev. Dr. HiII, AIsa.
sndFis, Esd Rsv. D. ~. Riddle, Pittsburgh.
CHAaLRsgoWn, Aug. n, le91.--n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
czARLHsTowTs ACADEMY.
The Female Department

HNDER the ,uperintendsnee Of Mrs.
~ TRAWHN, will resume ts opera.
Tons on Monday. September lIh
This Institution hes the advantage Of daily
instruction. By the Prineipai Of TIE mSIe
academy. sad 70 furn ishsd With Globes and
Mathematical Instruments. for the projse.
ton Of MsPa; also, en- extensive Shiioso.
phleai' Astronomical, and chs@iesl Appsra-
A full eourSs Of CLASSICAL STUDIES Gill be
puFs9sd " required, 90 we'll - the brsnehss
Usually taught Ia valuable and HeeompIish.
90 Ensi'sh Eduestion. The LIBERAL patron.
sgs received during the past year. will prove
. stimulus 10 still more ssduious exsrtions.
Tev@s. PeI ssssiSa sC sseashsI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
HeirGiMiN. 10 ,rif:

VS sNtsO, 20 f0tE:
~ Rules holden In the Clerks Ofiee OF the Cir
cut Superior Court 81 i.sv and Ch.neery for
Jefferson County, the lrst Monday In August,
1857:
JshH kryes, PLAISnY,.
AGAINST
SG1Hs! Dsssney and George Eiehe,berge-,
DkTESDANrs,
IN CHASCERl.
>HE defendant, Samuel Downey, not hav-
u ing entered his appearance, and given
Security according TO the act OF ssembly aud the
ru'rs "i 'h'' eon'ti and i appearing by sstisf.e-
tory evidence that he is not az inh.b,snt OF thi,
country; 10 10 ordered, Tbs, the saii defsndan,
do appear here on the hrst day Of the mex, term,
aud answer the hill OF the plaintiff, aud th.t .
copy of this order be- forthwith insrrsd 10 some
ne v'p-p~r Published IN Chsriestown. fer two
months snes~ss'sriy. and posted 81 the front
door OF the eour-hour in the ssid town OF
CharleStoWn. A cnpy-tesir.
RoBEkr I. BROWN. Clerk.
August 81. is37.
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NOTICE.

scarcely necessary to urge the rea-
- Sons which require an immediate settle
ment Of ell debts due the late firm of
RAWLINS & HOOPER, for ba-
iancss ON meat. u 10 enough to state, thu,
!, absolutely Indispensable TO close them
without delay.
THOMAS RAwLINs.
August ~, 1897 -3t
SO~For The future, I shall Be unable TO
give tue long credits heretofore allowed
Cnie" monthly ss,iieWsnts be made, ae-
counts must he discontinued. The chsrac-
ter OF the times, and the high cash price.
no" pad Tor cattle, will not justify the for
mer Indulgence ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Esfray sTE0Fe.
STRAYED from ,hs pssi1rs -
~ hold % Mrs Moore. near
the old Furnarr, o. TIE sth ~ t.F~
IUly ls,t. ~ DARN nav t -.
nR ARU, 9Th bald lace sd Dr z'a's go.
beiIsvsd 20 bs tho fight--tsp snail vtuf
spots on ;op Of hsF head. ip't bshied us
ssrs--bsiisgsa 20 havs one - botn hild issl
whus--and BE- shout nias YssFs old
a LIBERAL reward oil b gistn l5s ihs A.
livsfy Of ths said @sfs 10 ths ssb-efilof, 90
for ssy lnfoFmatioh ihst @sy snahis re "
sst hsF sgsis IoUN piCEET
gisfpsrs-YsFsy. Aus ~, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

The Nashvills Baaaes q The I4,h
lasl seys thst The late election Eos
ns@een q Ne Lsgialaiurs hes rsss,,.
e so'.eue--l a tbs ssasia. ie Whies.
- ~, xsa = - q - Housa. 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Georgetown white Ate,
az esst SsslIsy. e vsyy supsr'ss sstisis. }
" fAis aay Fssessse ed for sats - ths Dvus
s'e,s - -. = = n sTR-afTA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Jefferson Jockey Club.
HERE are yet open , SyVcepstaxes
Ito be run during tie sBsuins tsu
Nesting.
AsS. OSse sssGSe nneTKcpcaG
Frss ior ell ,hree-yssr Old colts aud 6ilies
Fnirsnce 5000. y. T three ~ fnots % mi,
. raes--TO close BY tho l5,b Aakud
Ed. n fIrO-UeHr old SSreePsEGse.
4 single dash Of n,i's. En;fsnes 400. h Z d.
too ~ more 20 make fscs 90 close be-,
the 2Olh August. NN CROv
Aug 10 1917. T,ssa.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

bacon, Lard, sSssg Batter.
WISH 10 procure. during ihis week. q
= Snao,ity Of BACON. LARD, snd fresh
BUTTER. These articles will De taken 10
payment Of balances.
AnR. ri. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Sas ss'imalsd 81 S. Johns. from
ne seeoaa's which had reaehed there
y tne d'saitets N the diaeFesl islasds
- as.i aSoui ONE THOUSAND PER.
kuFFieauss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

HWVHE House IN Chsstsslown asw oesu.
n pied b. h1aFk Duhs. Posssss,on 20 be
gIvsa % The Lee q April ssAt one bali
the Fsst uill - allowed fos Fepsirs.
JOHN ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Isnnesses.-The result OF the elee.
ton for Governor. throug hout the whole
State, except the counties Of Wayne.
Campbell. Morgan. Carter. Hamilton
and MNsery. present the following
vote -
1885,. isas
csnnoa. Armstrong. Cannon. Carroll
so.97o 32,3os Io.s3l sso0T
Governor Csunon's majority thus
Tar is.66t votes. il 10 expected TO
reach 10000.
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- - ~ III olIlCE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NERsOSs iadsbisd 70 ths estate q the
~ ieia PHEBE GRANTHAM, deed, shi
mese imasdiats paymSpt--and ihoss hav-
ins els'@s sgaiast said estate, viii present
ICES, properly autheatiestsd foF ssttismsnt,
v JOHN .. SMITH. EEssufov.
saiihesia, Aug ~, ie97.--31
C@Sseion.
~ AM houGhtless persons bslng IN the
w hahh - gsnstnE spa ~ prraisss.
Fiss % ~ Fsngxvty, - aisFaing ~ ha-s.s
vails - sbs plesEh. 60 Fsissts,,tly aoratsti,S
~ give vpFuing sEsisss the FspsiitisH ~ ss-h a.
Hsassa. ! shaii fesi hssnd, b asif-dsesass. A
vgosesuss ogsndsFa b. fstsss.
AsE. %, iaaT.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-18
Doctor John Stoddartl,

/
.NETlRhS.i hin sincere filanks to the citizens
IL of Du Buque, for the LIBERAL share Of pub.
lie patronage which he has received, and takes
this opportunity of informing them, that he in
tends permanent residence in DU BUQUE,
and hopes, from skill and attention, to merit a
continuance Of the patronage he has already re-
ceived.
To prevent misunderstanding, and silence
false reports, he herewith presents a list Of his
charges for medicine and professional services,
by which he has heretofore been, and will here
after be, governed.
Visits in town by day, dollar: by night, 9
dollars: er e6icio services, one dollar per hour:
obstetrical services and attendance from 10 dol
lars to SO, as the case may be. Consultations
with other physicians fee 10 dollars, adding
mileage when in the country, in all cases in
the day, l dollar, in the night, double.
The fees in surgical cases, will be regulated
according to the importance Of the case. Me-
defines, Emetics, and Cathartics simple, IS
cents, compound one dollar; Febrifugc pulver-
lied, simple, IL l-2 cts, compound % cents
to one dollar; Tonics, pulverized, IS cents per
dose; Tincture from so rs cts. per o.; Epis-
paste from SO cts. to one dollar; all other me-
dicines in proportion.
Those laboring under Cronic diseases of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Scroffula, Kings Evil,
White Swelling, Rheumatisms, and particu.
larly Females laboring under Uterine diseases,
may possibly derive benefit by consultation and
advising witt. Doctor JOHN SroDpAEp.
Z Du Buque, May IL, 1886. ltf
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rrAii5laws enacted BY thu leYis~.
latiye Assembly Of Wiscopsin - gE !
subject 70 the veto Of Congress- ssss.ssg
q yet some hope, should proper 49, ssssa
tons be made, that tliA loe zion a.
territorial ssat Of goystnula 14s sss u
changed to suit The intafs
latorS. M, Dem. -:sS
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w. w. Chapman,

eHITOIlIVE7 III L.4W.
WILL practice in the Supreme aud District
w Courts of Wisconsin Territory, and in the
Circuit Court Of Illinois, at Galcna.
Du Buque, Sept. IA, 1886. l9-tf
Observation-Disclosures g. King, g.
john Smith & Brother,{ S'' "ou'''
John King, Du Buque,
John Atchison, Galena.
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A C. "A r. ID

DOCTOR lE5uN1LJBW
TENDERS his services to the citizens Of
Du Buque and vicinity, in all the brancl-
es Of MEDICINE, SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY.
lie may be found tall times at the Du Buque
Du Buqus, June 3, 1886. I'D
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Chas. s. Hel,,Dstead.

HAS - 11t1ltDS9CSaUs
ATTORNEY At Lam, G.aLEMa, I'LL.
WILL continue to practice in the several
~ courts in Iowa and DU BuoUE counties,
w. I. Office on Bench street, adjoining
dwelling, in Galena.
August IL, 1886. etl5
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-18
Patent Rotary
y OOKING Stoves
FOR WOOD OR COAL

IL.
I CERTIFICATES of the utility Of shs above
~ Stove, from severalhundred of the most rss-
peesabde citizens of Albany, Troy, Lasingbure,
Schenectady, and vicini,y.-Also, from several 81
the principal Hotels in the cities of New York;
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, may 30
sean At any tins, BY calling at my counting rouss
AS full description of the stove would Ue toe
lengthy for publications shs public are rssseefully
invited TO call and examine the article fos them-
selves. $50
Forthe satisfaction of those who have not haA "A
Opportunity of seeing them in use the subscriber he's
personally called OH . number Of the oldest ala
most respscIaOfs citzens OF ,hiT city, whokaSs had
them in use the longest, and have obtained from
them the following certificate:
We, the Subscribers, citizens of Cincinnati, hay
ing now in use one of the above Patent Rotary
Cooking Stoves, are happy 10 add our testimony to
that OF others, OFF great utility aud economy. We
can say ,hconfidence, believe the Stove supe-
rior TO any other IN use, with which we are ac-
quainted With the aid of the large tin oven, ba-
king is done ofevsry description, in the best MAN.
ner, as Is also the roasting of meat, SC. in the
square oven underneath.
The revolving top gives great facilities for boil
ing, by bringing either boiler or aperture in rims-
diate contact with the fire. With proper attention
to the slide heath, we are convinced that it will
not require more than one-hird of the fuel consu-
ed in the ordinary cooking stove, doing the same
amount of cooking.
- 4 -
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SWAN & WEBSTER.

H AVE received per late arrivals, and nov:
IL fer for sale,
20 prs. Mackanaw Blankets,
20 do ross do
Is prs. fannels, ~
! do super aushipg., :. II. I.
do do lion skin,
S do do Ken,ucKy Joans, -
S do do sasi,ets,
10 do do fur gloves,
90 doz Kentucky socks,
90 bbls corr meal,
~ kegs powder,
/ ton castings,
2 boxes Collins axes.
6TLow for cash or lead only.-k0
Nov.9, 1886. 27-tf
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Quiglcy & RutfersyOrth,

~&SoA9AOSl - A0SAVSSA " VA V0A9
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
~ the public in general, that they have just
received an assortment
CIR OCERIES,
Suitable for family use, which they offer cheap
foicash, lead, o. mineral--Among which viii
be ieund
tugar, Coffee, Young II. Tea,
Imperial, Gunpowder Souchoung do,
Molssses, Mackerel, Cheese,
Crackers, Almonds, Raisins, Figs;
Loaf Sugar, Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples, Chewing Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco, Pepper, Allspice,
Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, Indigo,
Soap, Candies, Flour, Corn Meal, Corn,
blnstard, rssse Diack1ng, Playing Cards,
Writing and Letter Paper;
Kegs Oysters, 10 barrels Porter,
frenSh Brandy, American do.
Holland Gin, American do,
Madeira, Tenerieffe, Malaga APort Wines
Hnm. Claret in bottles, (sup.)
Lsnon Syrup, Spanish Cigars, Melee do.
Nails, Brooms, Flasks, Powder and Ink:
etosshfon Bitters by tie gallon or bottle;
200 lbs. we'll cured Bacon.
Da Buque, May IL, 1896. ltf
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William w. COriell,
ATTORNEY .4I' Linz.
Office next door south of Wheeler L. LOOMS
store.
Du Buque, June %, 1886.
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john $. HOrner,
ATTORNEY 1T L.RW.
OFFERS his professional services to the ci-
~ items q the counties of Du BueuE, DEs
NOME, and Iowa. His residence is at the Seat
OF Governmeat for Wisconsin.
June 8, 1886 5tf
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TIME undersigned having sold their stock Of
u Goods TO Hampstead, Gratiot & Co, would
their former customers 10 them.
C. H. GRATIOT 4 co.
ps Baqys, Nov. 2, 1886. 26-n
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f. ANDRES, III. D.,

TXTOULD inform his friends that he has 40 far
w recovered his health as to be able to attend
all calk in tho line of his profession. His resi-
dencs On the corner of Church and Locust Streets
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Il. BARBER.

~. BARBER,
(Rsmovssl 70 shs house formerly occupied BY tThee-
Ter and Loomis.
Las just received, and is now opening, a
IL large stock Of GOODS, well selected
for this market, consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing articles:
Ready Made Clothing.
Blue, black, green, snuff, and invisible green,
rock aud dress coats; blue, black, dfab, green, and
olive cashmere and broadcoth vests; black bamba-
zine pantaloons and vests; large quantity of
bsavsrtsen pantaloons, box and dress coats; fine
and coarss white shirts; Guernsey, flannel, calico,
and check shirts; hats, caps, boots, shoes, and
pumps; ladies morocco, soal-skn, calf and prunela
shoes, slippers and bootees; wool socks; gentlemen
and ladies worsled and cotton hose and half hose !;
suspenders; Thibet wool shawls and handkerchief;
shirt collars; beaver, buck, and hoskin Gloves India
rubber coats, pantaioons, and ladies India rubber
aprons.
PIECE GOODS.
Calicoes, q great variety of patterns; lace and
footing; silks and circassians; bombazettes and
h,ssiMo; super shallette prints; French muslin;
gingham; black silk velvet; Russia diaper; levcn-
tines pongee, bandanna and flag silk hdkfs.; silk
braid ribbed, mixed, blue and black cashmere;
super blue, black, drab and invisible green brord
slotha; Misses silk fancy htkfs.; gauze do; red
COTTON flannel brown sheeting and shrting; bleach
I'd do. do; white, green and blue Mackinaw blan-
kets; red and white flannel; Kentucky, Jeans,
Pilot cloth, umbrellas, &c.
lerocerfRs & Drontsfo,rs.
y Germ meal, -four, pork, rosin and marble soap,
bdse, sugar, nolasses saleratus, tar salt, butter
and lard, slarch, sperm and tallow candles. caven
dish and cut tobacco, Young Tyson and Imperial
ssa aspice, dried apples and peaches, loat-sugar,
Spanish aud Malay cigars, rice, prunss and raisns,
lamp oil, and porter.
HARDWARE.
Frying pans, brass KETTLES, sfsss::ss, sa=y.ssrs,
squares, composses hammers, table hinges, Nariolk
latches, brass candle hollowware, sad-irons
Collins axes, bar iron, log chans. 4, g. and l0d
nails, butts and screws, percussion gun locks and
caps, lemons, hand and mill saws, adde's curry
combos, patient and common augers, mill and hand
saw files, rasps English, American blister and cast
aeel, Golfer mills, trace chains, and wrought nails
MEDICINE.
Opodeldoc, Lees pills, quinins, paregoric, Ep-
salts, arrow-root, roll-brimstonc, gum opium,
sulphur, Burgundy-pitch, cream tartar, rubarb, liz
4uorice, Gritth's balsamic piasters, aud magnesia
Also, good assortment OF tn-wGre, riding whips,
shoe-brushes and backing, bed-cords winlass rope,
oil stones, bfoons, by 10 and Toby IL window
glass, gilt prunela, and pearl buttons, table, dirk,
pen and brtcher knives, razors, chalklines, combs,
razor strops, selves, needles and pins; and various
other articles, too tedious to mention, all of which
he will sell cheap the cheapest, for cash, lead
Or mineral. Those who have cash 10 pay 10. goods,
wall 6nb II to their advantage to give him call,
AZ large portion Of his goods were purchased in
chs city of New York, he will be able to sell very
low.
Oct 9Th. 1896
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BOARDING.

TyHE subscriber having fitted up a
NE.W HOUSE on Locust-st.,
near the Catholic Church, is happy to
inform the citizens Of Du Buque, that he
is now ready to accommodate BOARD
ERs who may favor him with their Gus
tom. He hatters himself that he will
be enabled TO give general satisfaction.
E. G. DOUGHERTY.
Du Buque, Aug. 10, 1886. l4-tf