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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition wiii be
~ presented to the commissioners of Monroe
county at their June session, for an alteration OF
the county road, commencing near Elisha Enochs $
at point on the Marietta road and running IN the
direction Of Woodsheld and ending at point in
the road leading fromW Woodsied to the Road FORK
of Duck creek on the land of Henry Sutten. Said
alteration being in Franklin township, and to COM
mence on the lands of ]. Wheeler, at water beech,
thence running up run through the lands OF John
Kerr, to a white oak marked with the letter W, >
where the said road intersects the Bethel and Car
Isle road. A PEIlllONEh'
April ~, 1874. ~
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY ss.
Simon Rinehart TO William msGS,r: MSUarv Tou 1ou
William Nc & viii take notice that Simon
Samuel McCarty. Rinehart has this day hled
his petition in the court of common pleas oi Mon
roe county, Ohio, praying among other tn thngs, r.
that the conveyance made by the said William to
the said Samuel for the following real estate, to
wit: Lots 80 and 2s, and three-fourths OF lot ~,
in the town of Clarington be declared fraudulent
and void and that said real estate be sold to sansiy
said petitioners claim against said VIM; McCaIty'
ls By N. HoLLISTER,
M.v % 1914 his Atty.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Monroe
county, Ohio, at their next session on the firSt
Monday Of June next, praying for review and
alteration Of part Of the county road commenc-
ing at the Ohio river, at the town OF Clarington'
thence to cross at or near the mouth OF Sunfsh
creek thence the nearest and best route to Woods
field in said county, by way OF what Is called the
ridge route. The review and alteration to COM
mence rt the forks of the road at Thomas Carricks
Smith Shop, and from thence to Woodsheld:
M A PETITIONER,
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ter ofthe s,uih west quarter oil section
SO. township and range . commehG.
ing for the same at a stake at the sou'l
end thence running 40 rods east 70 q
stake. thence 80 rods north to stake
thence 40 rods west to the range ilne'
thence go rods south to the place oibe,
ginning containing 20 acres with Inc
ironroyements thereon. ~
"a 1'p'' THOMAS MITCHELL. Sheriff
May 28, 1874
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Woodsfeld, Apra 10, 1874.
ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given Il at petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Monroe
county at their next June session, praying for an
alteration of the State Road commencing at the
mouth OF Miller's Run, opposite Sistersville, Va
and ending at GAINESVILLE, o. Said alteration
being on the farm of Jacob Huffman, and COM
mencing on said State Road near his house, and
terminating on said road where itpasses over the
Western line of his land.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 80, 1874. lO
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ON Monday the l7th day Of June, le44 :, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M aud O'Clock T. n.
of said day. at the door of the Courthouse, In the
town of Woodsfield Monroe County Ohio; will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate
as the property of David Griffith deceased, to wit
Fifty acres of land lying on the east side OF the
North East Quarter Of Section ten, in Township
five, of Range FIVE. Terms of sale, two thirds
cash in hand, ard the balance in one year, with in-
terest from date.
THOMAS GRIFFITH.
Ex'r. Of David Griffith, deceased,
Nav II, lS44-5w,
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ATTACHMENT

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned, that
IN on the l4th day of March, A. D. lS4l, Philip
]. Anshutz sued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, and State of Ohio, writ OF
attachment against the lands, tenements, goods,
chattes, rights, credits, moneys and elects OF John
Hornbrook, an absent debtor, for the sum Of four
hundred dollars damages, which said writ was re-
urned al the April term of said court, 1914, served
IO6w VIM. 0KEY, Clerk
April 27. 1874, Monroe com. pleas
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Monroe
.,tv at their next session, praying for an altera-
.ou .; f % ,."rh of the Woodsfied road leading to
MoConnelIsve Ia T % as run. through the town OF Car
hse, eohh'en.ins q. "1 r".,;ai, .hono. ru,. ing
southwardly with said Main street to the Cross
street between William briggs, thence southwark
until it intersects said old road
~ MANY CITIZENS.
Anril Q0 1914 ~
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss'
nY vir tue Of an order of the Court OF Common
ID Pleas of said county to me directed, shall, on
the gath day of June next. between the hours OF
10 A. M. and p M. at the front door OF the court
house, in said county, proceed according to law
TO sell at public auction the following tract OF ahd,
to wit: the south west quarter OF the SCUM yves,
quarter of section No. 8, OF township NO. o. anu anu
range No. 8, and the northwest quarter OF the
soutb west quarter OF the same section, township
and range, living and being in said county.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Guardian of John Holden, lunatic
Nav 90 1874. IL
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April 80, 1874.
ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented to the com.
missioners of Monroe county at their June session
1874, praying for the establishing county road to
commence at the Methodist Episcopal meeting
house on the land of Jacob Wise, jr. in Franklin
township in said county; thence running the near
est and best way to intersect the Woodsheld street
in Lewisyille Of Centre township
JACOB EDWARDS.
Arr;l % 1914 9:4w
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ROAD NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented to the commis-
~ sioners Of Monroe CO. o. at their next session
in June, praying for view and alteration on the
road called the Pennington Road through the south
west quarter of the south west quarter Of section
No. is, in township No. 2, Of range No. 4, in
jackson township In said county
April 80, 1874. 3 "
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May "a, 1874

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, SIS.
William Holden. Jo- ! THE defendant, Joshua
seph Holden, jr. and Wood, Dahiel :" w Woou ..T1.
James Holden, part and Daniel Gray, w,., Will 'snu
ners trading Under the notice that on the zo'n aay
firm of Holden and of May, 1874, the com
Brothers, plainants hieu .'eiI peu
Joshua Wood, Dan mon pleas for the county
iel Wood, and Daniel aforesaid, praying, among
Gray. other things, for the spe-
ciic performance Of a contract for the conveyance
to said Gray by Joshua Wood the south west quar-
ter of the north east quarter of section IN town,
ship g. range Z, in said county and Tor the SAFE OF
said land to satisfy complaints debts against said
Cray: By N HoLL,o I,a;nan, Im,
NAV goth, 1874 [l3] tor Complainant
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CONGRESS.

The House have passed resolution 10 a'jou'"
,on the I7th of June. The Senate have passed 'ne
bill extending the charters of the banks in the DIS
trict OF Columbia, TO the 4th OF July 1884, oy a
vote of % to H. In the House Mr.. Duncan's oii'
fixing the time for holding the election for elector
ofPresident and Vice President was taken up and
nassed by vote Of l4l to "a. The following is
copy Of the bill:
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of ReP-
,esenfatiues tf the United States Of .fme!aea IN
Conoress assembled, That the time of choosing the
e,ectors of President and Vice President OF the
limited States in each State, shall be the Iuesday
next after the first Monday of ofNovember next; and
afterwards, except when special election shail ot
hold in pursuance of the tenth section OF the act te
which this is an amendment, the time OF cnoos.Hs
said electors shall be the Tuesday next alter the mrs
Monday of November in every fourth year sue
ceedine the last election OF said eectors ana whei
sucb snecial election shall be held, the time there
fore shall be the Tuesday next after the hrst mon
dav of November in the year when the same spar
he held pursuant to the section aforesaid.
The Senate on the 18th inst passed ball aoolis
ing fhe Office Of solicitor to the General Land omce
IKE Hon John M Niles senator elect from Con
necticut appeared and took bis seat The senat
has been for some days back sitting with close
doors. 1t is supposed that the Texas Annexatio'
ia the question under consideration.
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AnM1NIsTp AToR,s NOTICE.

!
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the Aprii term
~ A. ID. 1914, the undersigned has been appointed
administrator de bonis non, OF the estate of Abel
Atkinson deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate, win present them duly autben-
ticated for settlement within one year, aud all per-
sons indebted to said estate will make immedasr
payment ,, -,
MAY II. lS44-3t.
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State Of Ohio Monroe Countys..

James Smith Levi w. Morgan and Dan
VS.: iel Daugherty, viii take no.
Levi w. Morgan tice that James Smith on the
Daniel Daugherty. fifteenth day Of May A. d.
1874. fled in the court of common pleas Of the
county aforesaid, his petition in Chancery praying
for the sale Of the following real estate the proper
ty of said Morgan, to satisfy claim IN iavor oi saiu
Smith to wit: the South East Or. Of section 80 in
T. 3ofR.5, in Monroe County Ohio.
N HOLLISTER,
Sol. for Complainant.
May Is, lS4i. l26w
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Exc ECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Ill persons indebted to the estate OF Kooer. m
n LESLEY, late of Monroe county, deceased, are
hereby requested to make payment immediately'
and those having claims against sa,a es, within
sent them for settlement, legally attes'eu' "''''''
twelve months from this date.
STEPHEN BROWN, Executor
May Q 191l
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NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned. that
~ on the 2Ist day Of February, A. D. 1S44. Moses
M Marling sued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, and State Of Ohio, a writ
OF attachment against the lands. tenements goods.
chattels, rights, credits moneys and effects Of sam.
ueI Pennington, an absent debtor. for the sum OF
four hundred dollars damages, which was returned
at the April term Of said court, ls44, served
lo.6w wM. oKEY, Clerk
April 81, 1874. Monroe CON p'eas
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The followingis is from the Western Recorder a
religious paper, published by the Rev. G. Springer
"OHIo CATrLE.-Mr. Thomas Hutchins, OF
Fairfield county, Ohio, stayed with us on me even, ven
ing of the oath inst, on his way to the east win
I3o fat cattle, 80 Of which were fed by Mr.. Hen
ry Clay OF Kentucky"
We were near GAINESVILLE few days since, and
happened to make the acquaintance OF Mr. Ihom-
as Hutchins, who was just returning from the east
The attention of Mr. Hutchins was called to the
article of the Western Recorder, and we were sur
prised to learn from him, that the Henry Clay men
toned BY the Recorder was not the Wing candi-
date for President of the United States, but an 9TH
,er individual altogether. We never like to ind
fault with preachers, but we must say that the ar
ticle of the Recorder, looks very much like du-
plicity. We know that the reverend gentleman
has very great liking for Henry Clay, gambling
profanity, dueling and all, but we did not suppose
him capable Of such subterfuge.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at the April term !,
A. D. 1874, the undersigned was appointed
administrator de bonis non, of the estate OF James
Atkinson deceased. All persons having ciailnS
against said estate will present them duly authen-
tcated for settlement within one year, and all per.
sons indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment ,,o,,N .1.Mr Admir-
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James Porter Admir-. Of Monroe common Pleas
Elijah Bennett Decd. Petition to sell equta-
VS.: Die interest III Lanus.
Nancy Bennett
Riley Bennett and others : To Riley Bennett and
the heirs legal representatives of Elijah Bennett
deceased. You are hereby informed that on the
I4th day Of May 1874, said administrator filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
County Ohio, the object and prayer of which peti.
ton Is to obtain an order &c. at the next term of
said Court for the assignment of the Dover OF
Nancy Bennett, the widow of said Elijah Bennett
Decd in and for the sale of the equitable estate of
the decedent in the following real estate lying IN
said county, (of which the said Elijah Bennett died
in possession) the west half of the south east Or
and the south east quarter Of the north west guar
ter of section No. l, Township No 3, Hange No.
s, containing 119 3S-l00 acres
- JAMES PORTER,
| Admir-. of Elijah Bennett Decd.
JNo. NJ: KIRKBR1DE,
SOL for Petitioner
| Nav II 1871 l24W
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DIED.

At his residence in Ohio Township on the ioth
inst Mr.. ABRAHAM FISHER. in the 46th year ol
~On the 22nd inst, WILLIS GAYLORD son
oftbe Hon. David Kirkblde, in the 9th year oil MS
age. '
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re OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
Rhoda Walker } The defendant Wilson Wal'
vs. ker will take notice, that the
Wilson Walker complainant has this day filed
-. ,,ition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
County, praying for divorce on the ground a., o.
more than three years wiliui aSsence OF sald n"'
son. EDW ARD AhOtDocD'
Apri, 5. ls44-6cw Attorney for Petitioner.
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DOCTOR ]. MCMAHON,
PRESENTS his grateful Acknowledgements TO
the citizens of Monroe county, for their liberal pa.
tronage in his professional line Of business, and
informs them that he has renorcd his office near the
public square, in the Uest End efhe house former
IN occupied by Mr. Sinclair, tchere he naoy De
fousd at all times ready to obey the calls of has
profession
lie also informs the public that he has entered
into a putn srshtp ,oithI his SON
AID. MCMAHON & PARDON COOK.
Having made these arrangements, heh hopes to sup.
PIN the demands Of his patrons more p,1actualls
than he has hitherto been able to do.
j. .McJM.4HON.
W0odsfeld, .AprH 10, 1874
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State Of Ohio, Monroe county 50. !
Court of Common Pleas, June term lslS
Thomas Weston, Executor Of Jacob oaem decd
ys.
Sarah Ann oIlofn, twidow) William Jsckson o.
lou;. Matthew ollom, Marish pilom' Anervs .. VI.
i ion, Isasc w. Ollom. Jeremiah ollom. Benjami,
riin,o Jobn U,,om, Peter Ollom, Margaret Riissei'
ha HIcnol Mari Harlo~, AMI ollom, Adam ol'9m, Nancy
Mary OlIon, heirs at law Of Jacob oliom decsas-
ed. =, ,,;.,
The above named defendants will take no.lSc
his amended petition praying to be authorized To
sell the E half ofthe N E Or Also the 5 W g.
of the Or of section 20 in range and township
in said county, to pay the debts OF said JACOB
ollom's estate and that said petition VIII be heard
at the the next term of the court
THOMAS WESTON, Ex'r.
BY MASON s. MooDEy Sofrs.
Woodsheld, April S, 1s44.-No. 6'6t.
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The following resolution, was lately adopted Dy
whg meeting in Georgia :,
aResolped, That Henry Clay is the taiiest coon
has the longest TAIL the most rings around H. aho
the brightest ones. too, Of any coon IN all the
American diggins
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
Mary Carmichael ! The defendant viii take
vs.: notice, that the complain
John Carmichael jr. ant has this day filed her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of said
County, praying for divorce on the ground that
said John Carmichael Jr. has been convicted OF
bigamy in the County of Meigs, and actually sen-
fenced to the penitentiary ofths State and eonhn-
ed therein in pursuance Of said sentence;
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Attorney for Petitioner
A.,:lS 1871
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,,,ssor rtrpoN ofpARTNERsHlP.

DfsSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP
THE undersigned have this day by mutual ,s'. con.
ssn, dissolved the partnership heretofore eAisnns
bstween us, and known under the name oI the nrii
of JAMEs w. SHANKLAND & co. The booss-
belonging to the firm will be settled up by yonn M
Rownd. All persons indebted to sara hrm are
requested to call Immediately ana elose men Il, h
nectiye accounts. The business hereafter VIII W
rontjnued by James w. Shankand.
''""N JAMES W. ShANKLAND.
JOHN NJ. RoWND.
Lexington, Monroe CO. o. April 70, 1874 z sh
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Pc IIIUN FUN FANIIIION'
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Thomas M'r'' William 1ssfSy Bsiy, sth stsphe"
William Baily, Baily, Susannah Baily, and
Stephen Baily, Barbary Bailey, being the
Susannah Baily s. minor heirs Of Peter. Baily,
Barbary Baily. deceased-resdents Of Perry
county, Ohio, that Thomas Martin, Of Monroe
county, Ohio, has this day filed in the Court of
Common Pleas of the said county Of Monroe, his
petition demanding partition of the south east
quarter of the south east quarter of section four;
of township six, and range seven, lying In Monroe
county aforesaid. N. HOLLISTER, Atty
May s, 1874. [ll:6w] for petitioner
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ror ca.s por Van buren, they know,

Poor devils, they think General jackson,
IsPresident yet, in Monroe" :,
Now we ask csndidy, Of eur. Wing friends II
tbey recognise this shameful SANDER on our county
and its citizens' Are they disposed to sustain any
man or set Of men, who SO far forget every tning
Ike truth and resort to such slang to sustain tot
terinp cause. Ifso, we mistake them
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State of Ohio Monroe County IS

State Of Ohio Monroe County ss.
Peter Dillon William Thornton & Will
VS.: liam J. Thornton will take
William Thornton s. ! notice that Peter Dillon
William ] Thornton. has this day filed his peti-
ion in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County Ohio, praying for decree Of said court for
the sale of the following real estate, to pay certain
debts due from said William Thornton to said Dill
lon to wit: the south west quarter of the south
west quarter dissection No 5, township 6, OF range
7, in Monroe County Ohio.
- NJ HOI ISTER
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BLOOMINGTON, IOWA, FRIDAY MARCH o. 1914.

tant to the west, that section should not insist
on the whole of Oregon. Then as Mr.. Ben
ton is the champion Of the Ashbuiton case, his
influence in the west, and consequently his
power TO save Oregon must be destroyed. -
Therefore Mr.. Benton is an ultra Democrat,
radical, the leader Of an extreme left that
should be regarded and he is trying to make
Oregon western question, TO promote his de-
signs on the Presidency. SO cruelty him -
Down with him! Destroy his influence with
young America the young democracy and
the common sense Of tue nation Ii pounds
sterling can open the mouths Of talking ma
chimes enough 10 kill him, let him have it,
Such are some Of wires 10 be pulled for The
surrender Of Oregon. We remember Mr.. Web
ster's speech at Pa,chouge where he descfi-
bed Cock. shooting. Now, as lie said to The
Long Island boys in relation TO the Democrat
ic stump orators expected among them, we
say to the members Of Congress in relation 10
Packenhams and presses, when these fellows
come among you, all ask Of you is don't be
,0eb footed
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
nv JNO. B. RUSSELL.

SuascR1prIoN.--Two Dollars per
TfaNs =, When payment is not made
.nnuin IN ~ additional charge Of Fifty Gents will
in .a'1ni ioi every three months delay, until pay
bel. 'a' made subscriptions for ' less 'e'm I ha
one ysa,' S sanee p,ymen, required. CT No paper
lars asa mil arrearases are paid, except at the
option o. '"' .rnvrar,srsa.-For square Of Is
RArss OF ton 81 90; each subsequent insertion,
ines LIST in proportion. Advertisements
'ocenss la &c for puication, without dssigna-
sent to the JIM &c insertion, will be continued un-
.ss then The nu au,, sl charged for accordingly
1LiaeTal a's al,essas to thu Editor, in order TO
l .,.n,;on. arsr DE POSTPAID. :.
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AMERICAN HeMr.-It now seems to be FL!

AMERICAN HrMr.-It now seems to be full
" established that American Hemp, when
water-rotted with care, 10 superior TO the RUS
sian. 1t is said 10 be fast superceding the for
eien article in the eastern markets. aud Is boz
ginning to be exported TO England. We see
t stated in Kendall's Exposition that one OK
more shipments have been recently made from
New York, and it 10 also said in that pspee
that mercantile house in 81. Louis has On.
gagged to snip direct from New Orleans to Lon
don and Liverpool thousand tons this year.
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!. SCOTT RlCHMAN.
.TTORN AT L A w,
BLOOMINGTON. IOWA.
cC0. HUTCHINSON & co.

ponTAND SHOEM RS,
-r1o,u n inform the inhabitants Of this place,
"A o and the surrounding country, that they are
~ tn execute all orders in their line in neat
psp's asaotal manner, at reduction in price pro-
'u 49,: sui 10 the state Of the times.
P', Whs,t DIV Hides Tal!ow. Beeswax, etc taken
"ns ~aa, for work. 81 Bloomington, ov3
nsySh oemakers and others can be supplied
N -. 0no' GIL
With Pegs.
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T. S. PARVIN,
ATTORNE Ely A L l. A w,
DLooMINGrON /. L.
PUBLIC HOUSE.

DWELL respectfully informsthe publ'esIna'
b coatinues TO keep Public House at ga
'aeatlae county, Iowa, whers the best accom-,
snns can be had. between Bloomington ana
'Nt Private rooms to I've had at all 'imes:-
'&hi good, and d. ali times furnished WIN
qAd rovendcr. He invites a test Oh these
'fEa Several comfortable houses to rent.
FSa Iowa. Jan % 1912 II
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j0ut, 3. DOUGUERTY,
dP0TAEC.IRr & DRUG ISIs
I.OGuINGTON IOWA,

BLOOMINGTON IOWA,
IancOostantIy on hand, complete assort-
aen, Of Dt,gs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Var
Dye S.Ctsas. Books, Writing PAPER Warp
iaes' Ak, Quills & Stationary o: every de-
t'oa, az Of which are offered low for CASH or
fNr' Every af...!e warranted of the best quail
h'dnseng and Seneha Snake Root taken
aa'ge i9r Drugs.
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uaI,I. & HOLMES,

-r,pp1,E CUTTERS, continue to furnish, on
as shortest notice, and at reduced prices, all
, 49, rr Of Monumental Work. executed
as :. Gates, modern STYLE. Orders from dis
,cs if accompanied with the cash, OF 'esPohs''
DC 'e'''s ~.s r., la43. 49ay