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Ohm N. HOWELL. HAMILTON 3. ho"htA
J. n. HOWELL & Co., ---..
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,

= On the Leyee, Shreveport, La. ! y I'D
ITAVE leased the well known building recently
L 1 occupied by Messrs. Douglass & Dashell, on
the Levee lat the steamboat landing,} and are now
pared receive, store or forward cotton and mer-
chantse of every description We are also erecting
contiguous to the present building, and Immediately
the banks of the river, of the largest and most
convenient warehouses in the country, which will
render our facilities for storing cotton equal If not su-
peror to that possessed by any other establishment on
Red River. lad ........... .... . ... 81
We are prepared to make liberal cash advances on
cotton or goods sent to our care. .... -..... &.
Cotton will be shipped without being exposed to
mud or rain. All goods will be promptly forwarded
according orders; and every attention will be paid
to the interests Of our patrons. aug9
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Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned, are no.
n titled that unless they come forward and settle
forthwith, their accounts will be placed in the hands
of an officer for collection. The planters have had an
opportunity of selling their cotton, and it is mpossi-
bic Cor US to wait any longer. .z 3s s4z. w.
maya .-.- H-,0.4=. E. Il B. JACOBS.
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New Orleans, Shreveport, Carolina and
HERRIEANE RLIEES PACKET.


frssSasas a TIE new and splendid passenger steam
ishszz ,s5a7sS boat ROSA, fosEPH SALSA, master,
Ssszzszs- will on the FIRST rise Of water commence
running as a regular packet between New Orleans,
Shreveport, Carolina and Hurricane Bluffs, and will
promptly and faithfully attend 10 all business entrus
ed 10 her The Rosa has been purchased expressly
far the trade. and will continue permanently in it,
She is new has splendid cabins, elegantly furnished
large and airy state-roons and for comfort and safety
is equal to any boat on the river Her officers are
careful experienced and well known in the trade, and
will use every effort to give satisfaction Freight ana
nasse, oers will be received or landed at a points
the river For freight or passage, apply on board
Shravenort. Oct. Sd 1855 Ia sE8 .Ez~ay~
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NIiw sTocK!---NoW oPENING!
RETAIL AND WINTER GOODS.AT
DRY GOODS! CLOTHING!! -
PLANTATION GOODS, 30 rs, SHOES, &c.
oxtS> The subscriber has just received and Is
GSfEs now opening his stock OF tg7
- Fall and Winter Goods, 81
comprise ng the most complete and best selected
sortment that can be found in town, 70 which the at
tention OF all who wish to purchase IS solicited The
Goods are all fresh and of the latest and most fashion
able description, chosen IN person expressly for
this market and will be sold at the lowest possible
prices The stock comprises in part: "
Indies, Dress Goods, of every description; -e.I
Silks, merinoes, alpaeas, bareges, tissues;
Crepes, Calicoes of every description; .
Muslins, lawns, ginghams, checks;
Domestics, sheetings, shirtings, loweIls;
q -.-4 Linseys, Jeans, satiluets, casslmeres,ec.
Flannels, of every description;
Canton flannel, cottonades; ...
w e. Bed ticking, counterpanes,
.-+ Blankets in great variety;
,- 4.- Wooden, cotton and silk hosiery;
s=.. :. - Ladesssbonnets, ribbons, laces;
"a Trimmings. silk, thread, braid;
Fancy Goods in endless variety.
Umbrellas, parasuls, sun shades;
gPlantation Goods of every description. %
CLOTHIAE--A complete assortment, comprising eV-
erv description Of gentlemen's dress, tryck and
oyercoats, sacs palelos, opera cloaks, office, riding
+ andhunting jackets, blanket coats. Some Of them
+ very cheap. Boys ciothlng uhdefshlFts, drawers,
linen and cotton shirts; flannel and hickory do.
Pantaloons and Vests of every description and price
BOOTS AND sSHOES-La iies' and misses CATERS,
bootees, slippers, erugans, and oVershoes. Child
rens shoes Gentlemen Is fashionable boots, CATERS
Shoes water proof boots; fine and coarse brogans
negro and plantation shoes.
Hardware, Cutlery, Queenswate, Glass, Saddlery
. cotton and woo cards, sieves trunks VALVES car
pet bugs, etc. ETC. 4as5@. I4-... =.
Hats and Caps, of every style and quality; gentlemen
furnishing goods, together with almost every arti
Gle that can be called for. &
JOHN LARMIER, Texas street,
now Brick building, near the river.
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SuldrieS.

SundrIeS. @# o.
DEsT Kentucky Mustard; Star Candies;
D Family Soaps. Matches; Starch; Indigo;
Fine Chewing Tobacco, snuff; NJ.
Linseed Oil, boiled and raw; White Lead in oil;
spts. Thrpenne; Varnish, all kinds;
Lard Oil; Castor Oil, etc. Received and for sale
bv WM. B. MILLER, Druggist,
~ iun27 Texas street.
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4 - ~--..-# SIdlIUHPT!s 49,
DLANK BOOKS of every description; letter, cap,
ID record and note paper yellow, white, fancy note
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax; waters; steel
pens; lead pencils; playing cards; chessmen; chess
boards; dice; red tape; linen and Irvine; wrap
ping paper; black, red and carine inks etc. for sale
BY Imy30l VIM. BALL
@ HOT-Of assorted sizes, patent wading, ETC., for
- sale at NORRIS Drugstore.
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Groceries and Provisions.
Old Cognac Brandy.

a~JITLERY-On hand and for sale low, variety OF
pocket cutlery, scissors, razors. and surgical m
struents. manufactured Sheffield expressly for this
market. Flan20l T. Fl. MORRIS. Druggist
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Agency,

DURING my temporary absence, Mr.. N. Moore
~ is my duly authorised agent. # ". Ess
Shreveport, Nov. ii, 1855 - II w. s. LEWIS. H
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Now Flour

= ~ BBLS ST. Louis Family Flour a superior
LDU article. ground of new wheat, just received
and for sale low by .s~@ N. MOoRE.
,ov1a ~.=-- On the Levee
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Died

At Cincirhati, the lst inst, of typhoid fever,
Mrs. MARY ZANE, aged 81 years, consort of William
D. Bateman Eof the steamer ST. Charles
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Shreveport & Alexandria Packet.

THE light draught steamer UNIUS,
r. Ii C. A. Crook, master, having been tho
- roughly repaired and put in conf
neie oTder has resumed her trips regular packet
between Shreveport and the falls, making trip every
week. The Union being Of very light traught will
NEE. with no detention, and in point OF speed ana
safety unsurpassed For freight or passage haSag
superb accommo datious--cabins all state roomsappy
IN hoard NJ. , norl4
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GREAT BARGAINS

IN CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. F.
yyTE have IA large stock OF Youths and Child
w ren's Clothing, we selling off All COST!
oc.17 r. P. TRABUE.
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Shreveport s Alexandra Packet.

THE new sulssan,as, very light draught
tn steamboat WHITE CLIFFS,
ssszEss JoHs GRAHAM, master, has resumed her
regular tips, and viii continue running as week,y
packet between this place and the falls during the low
water. = sas zzz#r .4sz n. n !.
the express accommodation Of his Old friends and pat
rons, and will on the FIRST Of water take her place
as regular Upper Red River packet She Is IN every
respect equal any boat in Che trade, and ne peages
himself that every exerton will be made TO give sa.s-
faction. 5.@ #ab=-5.5<F Fzs8 rss.3 nv
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C0ttage For Sale.
City Hetei For Rent.

City Hotel For Rent.
4 sSA ~ The subscriber offers the City Hotel
TEgE together with all the Furniture, &C
eA belonging it now occupied by Mr
u II Nalson) for rent or lease from the first day %
January next. JOHN ~ ne n ~, -, r,
at or in my absence. VIM G. TRABUt,
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@ Engines and Boilers. <z
LNOR SALE-Two Steam Engines and two Boilers
IL all complete and in1good order. Will be sole
+. octsl : N. MOORE.
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Grinding Of C0rn-Cern Meal.
Ragging. Rome and Irvine.

TFTST received a large stock, to which additions
II will he made by every boat. Planters may RELY
upon having their orders filled instantly For sale by
,nrI5 IN. MOORE.
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II AT AND BAR STORES, Of every deserlE
Is ion. for sale by N. MOORE.
oa On the Levee
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! TIaAMILY FLGuR-A choice ot q 81. LOUIS fioul
IL nut up expressly for family use, for sale ny
Il no5 E. q b. JACOBS. Texas street.
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/. New Sugar and M0lasses.
q - HtIDSs Sugaf and 2s bbs Molasses-aii new
20 crop-received per Runaway, and for sale BY
.euvos OGIESBY g. GRISWi LID.
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Mayors Proclamation.
IJWHEREAs, III obedience to ordinance of the
town of Shreveport entitled an ordinance prob biting
the granting licenses houses and shops
in the town of ShreyeHt passed and adopted On the
4th day Of October, A. D. 1875, BY the mayor and
trustees Of said town, and duly promul gated in
formty act Of the legislature of the Stateof Lou
approved 9th February, 1885, caused an election to
be held at the mayors office ID said town Of ShreYe-
port on Monday, the 18th day ii November, Jay ID.
1885, take the of the legal voters of said
on the adoption rejection of said ordinance which
provides that from and after the lst day of January
1885, with the Of the legal voters Of said town.
to be ascertaned and determined by ballot, there
shall be license granted any person or persons t
retail sFfitos intoxicating q uors in less quant
ties than gallon within the incorporated limits os
the town of Shreveport. And, whereas, upon COUNT
ing the ballots received said election aud duly re
turned to me by the commissioners thereof, 1t APPEAR
ing that majority of the voes received We're faye
of the rejection of said ordinance there being on4
hundred and twenty-five votes cast in favor Of its
rejection and sixty -seren for its adoption. Now,
therefore, l. Jno. W. Jones, taayor Of said town 81
Shreveport do hereby proclaim the rejection Of sai
ordinance, there being majority OF hty eight VOTES
in favor Of it's reflections and declare the same % be
null and void, and of no effect in law and that froa
aud after the lst day of January, A. D. 1856 LICENSES
shall be granted to drinking houses Or sheps, wthsl
the incorporated limits Of said town as determined
majority of the legal voters Of said town, and thfst
twill be lawful for any person to retail spurious ~
Intoxicating liquors by the drink or Ia quantities ie
than one gallon in said town during the year Is. "
1856 Given under my hand, officially, ct ShreHa-
port, this 9th day of November. a. D. 1855.
scv2s JEo ". JONES', Hsrcr.
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FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Al WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
a! No, bl, Main NTtft, kEokuK, Iowa.
fTHE unde. .signei does not deem il expedent
l. 10 say that he has nple Furniture or bette
than any other e-'abhshmen mt in Keokuk, or
else here, but would say 10 wholesale and e.
tail purchasers and old customers that he has %
hand all kinds OF furniture. and any qaanti.es
YOU want pat up and packed ready Tor wagon
transportation. Among Other thitg, are
bnfeaus. plain, fancy aud dressing.
! bles, Cad Center SHE. Breakfast, Dinii &.
and Dessert
Chairs, Windsor Cane, aua Mahogany Spring
Seais
koekite Chairs, Cane, " Wood and Spring seats.
Beds'eaGs, Common, Fancy. snd cotts--, high
and 10" posts
Window Shades, Curtain Cormces, Willow
Ware sud Wagons.
Ladies Cabinets and Work Boxes.
Maprssse. ara si kinds u rntolstery on hand
ami II aje to order,
Il viii pay 10 give us q call.
\" sisn uP, though place generally we'll
tn9rker X WlLSEY
keohak, May /, 1855. wy
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Very Desirable Property on the uppe,
Mississippi for Sale.


III L have for sale very iow the Oldest Tavern
W stsnd IN The town Of poatoosue. Hancock
county, Illinois Consisting oil lots No. 3, 4, 3.
and 1,in Block &, upon which there is commo-
dtous two story frame Huiel and large substan-
tai Barn. Also two lots in Earkey's addition
10 Poptoosuc. upon which there Is nsai frame
cottage.
fouiooiuc Is d yerY nourlshing Town on the
Vppef Nississ ippI with good steamboat isnd~
lng, and Immediately nroh tlts line Of the War
eaw erd Rockford Rail Road. az d will, wiihou.
'iofht, cohihue p increase IN population and
aeahh
We viii also se'! gery ors 'ot No. in Beck
:, in the fiourishing eip of Keokuk. THIS lot
fronts ~ teel thc riveY, Immediately in front
u The steamboat landing. The improvements
are two story frame house.
We also oer the following described rich and
desirable Farming lands III CLARK county, Mis-
seari, olly tive mites from the city of Aiexan-
trla. South half o. southeast quarter and east
hall 81 south west quatteF Of section thirty for%.
iu township sixty i've, north Of range six wssI
Containing lG0 acres. spvcuia,ors viii 40 well
70 ea cn
RANKIN q MILLER, Attorneys, o.
hISSFY l. MILLS. -
Real Estate Agen.s, Eookukj lows
May | 4 90. d&wlm
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Stoyes.. Stoyes.. Sto,eS.... !.

lIUST received, and for sale BY the undersigri.
~ ed..in the City Of keoknk, great variety ot
Ss. Louis and cincinnati Stoves, among which
may he found The fine new patented boLpEN
|E.EA Stove The Golprn HArp, The CrrrS :
.bHr WrsT, The CHALLtNcE PBrrLnENSf, The
Improved Cincinnati pREnIuMs, DouBLr OVEN,
nc, and all the latest styles of pARIoa and
liEATtSo SrovEs, all Of which may be fonnd at
bur Wholesale Stove DEPOT, No. II, Main Street,
tar the Leyee, and al our old stand, No. 90,
Main Street. The above Stoves have been se-
ectcd expressly for this Market, and .e tlalter
ourselves that we can offer greater indneemenfs
o purchasers, thar airy other house north sf it.
40nis.
Remember the Numbers, { l and G5 Main 81
We have also large assortment OF Tin Ware
rot up by the hest workmsn which we offer 10
eli al a very tmal advance on cost, also, grs2
kariety OF Sugar Kettles, Hollow Ware, &c, Sc
i've us a call and not only sAst yous MONTY
bn invest itrght. j. Y. ESlLs.
April 4. 1888. WY
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HATS. MAfy.! HHTSl!!
The Spring Style Sor 1855.
At 1uh
Nsw York Dl.t EnlpOr ium
-, MAIN 81 HETWEkN "a Aad <th.
4. =. THOH.gS II co.

G. SHELDON would respectfully al,fK
u. nounee 10 the citizens Of kenknk and
vicinity that he has established himself at
hrokuk. for he manufacture and sale Of Hats,
CAps. Eurs sad Straw Goods, and will open
abouf tie 18th II Mach large and compist6
stock of the above goods of The latest and most
fa,hionaple style Having been connected for
4 terms of wears with one Of the largest whole
ear manufacturing houses ~ New York will en-
able me 10 sell nv goods ., q lower pfica than
ans he3se in The trade, hope by eiose sptli-
eafiet. IL hasis,ess snd dess. 10 please tie pub
he. Ia reeoise share Of their patronage, shd
sapn, every "aniihai comes within the lsgiu-
nate gphere Of my business. Country nsr-
thaais aFs respectfully invited 10 call and sxsus-
lne previous TO buying elsewhere. ~ neftess
s.Ready Pay. Quick Sales and SmaII rrcatA"
Geais. s4st drop ii and EXAMINE the spsihg
stytr pf Mole saln Hats for 1900.
A. q. SHELDON, Haatsg.
April II 1855 ~ly sW
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PENNSYL1ASIA RAILROAD.
80 E. - -9ssg..ass,st 5sassIs-

JNhkEt Daily lhf"ngn Itaiis. between p =
lateiphia ard Pil'sturg THE MORNIA,
NAIL TRAIN lrates Philadelphia FOR pltlSb,r.
q ~ 4. NJ. sud ptft>hnrg for Philadelphia a.
! \. " THE FAST LINE leaves PhiIa elpF 10
tof Pei-hafg Al r NJ aud piush1ie for phlla.
deIphia az r NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN ieases Ihila lsll lhia III P,tisburs al ii
Z. W., AID p.'t.hurg FOR Philadelphia al 70 r. NJ.
Tue ahoFe lines GO reci al Pr sburg with
kasia oads To ANp ssoM 81. Louis, Mo; Alton,
'saiena .aa Chicago, His: frahaford. Lexif q on
aad Louisville. Ky: Ter. Hanie. Madison. La
la} elite, ami indianapolis. lfd Cincinnati. Day-
lon, SpfiHgh Id, Beilefol4taiHe, Sandasky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, Xanesville. Massiliou and
" Wooster Dhic; also, wi b the Steam Packet Boafs
trom aud 10 AEw OkiEsNs, Sr. LOUIS, Lot ,s-
Win, a8d ClNGtssATI.
Through llekefs can be had TO or f,om either
~ The as4ovs places.
Tor firler particulars, Hand bills al thg
iiiferpnf starting points Passengers IRON The
West aal find thls The shortest and most exred.
'iou. route q Philadelphia. Baltimore, New Yolk
Boston.
IH0s. MOORE,
AGrNr, Passenger Lles, Philadelphia.
J MESktMEN
Agent, Passenger Lines, ptt-burg.
Feb /, 1880. Nv
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Ii AAL this day associated themselves together
IL Tor the trsraacl1on Of the Drug business ia
all is branches. They expect 10 Keep on hand
general and well selected assortment oi Pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumerv, Paints, OILS. SC
Also have By ihis arrangement become sole
pro rie'ors for TIC manufacture ard sale OF II
K. GIltmore's celebrated Matraiuke Ilnimeul
aud unrivanea Vegetable Anil Bilious Pills, for
the states OF Iowa, Illinois. Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota. and territory of Nebraska.
All orders ii future NJ be addressed to
MckFNNY & RUNNER.
Dec Il. 1854. ar
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| AIDES, colored black aud y hlie Kid Gloves
il SiIk Lisie Thread. and coi'd do, Twisted 4
'e Silk hltis tor Lades AMI Misses, Black.
:, aud mode S,ik Iiose, and large toch Of
cot IN ebife, unblesrh-i, black, seaie snd
nike q all prices; child ems DO. white. mixed
ard ia Y. very ehesp. J.. ID POSTER
Apnl Z 1898.
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". w. JONES.
Successor 70 j. siingerland,
Dealer III Cl0eks. Watches and JeWelry.
SECOND STREET,

ItNtAi UWNI 20 'iHFFFN I dT FUflt' BfIkIUg HOUSE,
x Z 0 * X low A
~ sSMs-ssrss, IHr subscriber has Iust
.Sss~.,7a ceiyed large and beautiful
.~ss~< .s.El&siock oil Gold and Silver Watch
-, Gold JewesrY Sc, comprising tie latest sty les
u Ladies Breast Pms, Env Rings Finger Rings.
Cati Pms, Cold Guard and Fob Chains Keys,
sess, sisser Ihsmhlss, Gold Slides, Snaps,
studs, Gold Pens with or without holders, Gold
Pencils, Pens and Pencil.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker,
feels competent in repair the most dsficul; and
aelicate work thai may he eh'rasst, Ia his care.
All wofk warranted 70 eipe satisfaction.
Correct Time.
The pHtic may rest assured that he correct
tme is, and alu ays viii be kept by
n ". JONES.
Nov. e, 1851 1ya
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J, X ]. G. STEW ART are uow ii receipt -
ei a very large aud csfesally selected stock OF
Drugs, Medicines AMI Chemicals, Patent Medi-
clnes, Popular Remedies Medicinal Liquors
Paints, OILS, Dye Sua-, periumeryt and every
variety Of fancy articles usually found IN tile
best establishments Of the kiFd. Every article
warranted pure aud genuine
Purchasers viii confer mafnal favor by cali
ing at our establishment bctole buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carcflls put up
DIR j. q. STEWARDS s oiIee and consulting
Room in The Drug Store
PROFESSIONAL RffiKENCrs
r. q Edwards, A. D., OHIO Medical College.
J Cohh. >.
John J.. rke, !"
NJ May 3. 1883 INV
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II. ID. Eos ER

LII As a-t received Well a-s0rte stock of
III Spring and Summer Goods. to which the a,-
fe''ioB ot buyers Is re peciiulb asked.
The Good, have been seected wth spec al
ref 10 th4 city reiai trade, atd III he sold
H le~ ns the anle elass Of goods can be bought
IN suy House III Iowa.
Purchasers Viii Do well II examine the stock
heiore hGyag elsewhere, they will n many
styles fo usually KEEP IN this market.
Annl .. Is33.
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Mechanics s Biack .AOftt side of 3lAiH 81,
KEOktk, IOWA.
Ii AFiNd, made arrangements for a per-
III mafrept business in the above linz, ! sm
now Offering Z. ihe city aud country trade IL
large AMI Welt selected ,foek ct
Drugs. StalCiaes, Paints. Dyes. oils aud Var
niAhes. brushes, Glassware aud Window
Glass,
Also Perfnuerv and fancy articles. Cigars, To-
bacco and ,nnH, aud chatce assortment Of
Family Groceries. nelHding spices, Teas, Fla.
yofng Extracts, 'arties, Soda, Saiaratns, aud a
variety OF articles feri aiming IL that department ;
all which viii be sold on tie principle Of small
profits and quick tetaTns.3
Parlcula attention gwen 10 preparing rre-
scfipaobS. II cases where medicines are re-
qaited dining he night Il j. frequently ineouyc.
nent to Oh ain hrn Fuis difficulty | have
completely ohpiaiet hy having my residences III
part Of the same building occupied by my
store; and persons desiring medicines may RELY
upoa procuring them ei all hours, night or day
without Inconvenience or delay
Druggists. merchants ani others, purchasing
by be q1ian'ily, are requested TO give me : all
- ! am Determined 10 sell on as favorable terms
. any house ia ihe city.
Apffi6 lSa1 Nv
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A Gard.

4 Card.
sSae~, lreing very ihankf.l Tor the
~ s11' libas Al "a D onagt theretel9fe re-
EKLS-asl cciAed, ! take he l4hers lo
call the attention of The public 10 tile extensive
Stock oil
WATCHES AND JEWELKY.
OF every description. have now on hand, which
am enabled 10 sell lou er than ST. LOUIS prices.
Also. having been practical 9atchmakef for
a number of leats, | .ee contdeud OF gising sal
lsiaclon, regasds Watches left N ny care.
JULES GEISER
kfoLuk, Ian 3, lSa5.
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CLOVER HOUSE

|nRESS GOODS A large and varied stock OF
III Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured ard
plain, Bafeges, Lingars Has, Coup d Efa's, "
roleans French jaconets and Briliianis, Lawns,
&c, Just received BY +. ID. FOSTER.
Anrll % 1881
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iail5A- "a
MRER,

At THE PIN 4 MILL.
THE subscribers have constantly OH hand .
supply of
Dressed Flooring.
Also, FEsefNG BoARps aud ftNcfSG picKETs,
Siding, aud general assortment ol dimension
stuff
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foci of SECOND
street, keakuk, Iowa
HIATT 4 HARBlNF.
Apa :, 1888. d1m&uly.
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| O O X n E R &.

THE nud rsigned having had long experience
~ the business cf Mil Nr ghiii 10 s)me II
The most extensive manufacturing dl-tIic of the
States Of OHIO and Indiana. and beng @ell "e-
quainled with all The la'e improvements in Ma
chinery ard The process of fiommg, has all
confidence il giving satisfaction 10 all that may
fas or hini with their work
Re lsa.o prepared o g.yr plans oil Mills and
drawings of Machinery al any and all times
" N HASkETT
City Of Kepkak Iowa, corner of Seeond aud
Exchange Streets.
May /, 1880, wlms
BLAfK 1IiTk.
I NEW supply 81 black Six Mits, long and
II short, half fingers and no fingers, Just te'
ceived al FOSTERS.
Iuly -, 81 aaw
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iKGNN HuISE
)F JOHNSON AND FIRST SIS,
Cl,arIeSG lstinnclI.
Justice Of the Peace,

TUE UNDERSIGNED weuld inform his
i friends ia the country, That his office Is Oh
Nam. between "a aud Sd streets. Kpokuk, Iowa,
over the Harness store. iie will attend 10 the
collecting Of al accounts entrusted to his.care
Wiih promptness. Accounts sent By mail post
paid. will receive atebiion, ahd he money re.
turned as ordered
EDWARD COLE.