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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

Two THOUSAND LADIES BArmiNG AT
ore TINE. The correspondent of the Bal
timore American, says:
The beach presented scene to day
Monday )oi the most SPIRITED and inter
esting character. The number Of bathcrs
exceeded that Of my preceding day.
Between and O'Clock there could not
have been less than 4 900 in the surf, full
y ne-half, as usual, being ladies', many
Of whom can swim, and one lady | saw
floating on the surface of the water, riding
over the swelling surf with tie greatest
ease imaginable. A great number Of la
dies were unattended, but were fully as
able to take care Of themselves as the s.er-
ner sex. The dccorum of the surf is ne
yer violated, and any one who would dare
to insult or annoy lady Wills, bathing,
would find himself surrounded in mo
ment by host of avengers The Amer
lean character in this respect is displayed
al Cape May TO its fullest extern, and both
on shore ard among the breakers the la
dies feel . greater freedom than they would
at home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
astern Markets.

Nkw YORK, Aug. 20;h, P. M.-Flour
Interior St tie Flour Is lower; market
generally dull; sales Of 1000 bbls 81 81
10 50 25 for inferior; choice and extra
State SIS 80 10 50 %; for Ohio, Michi-
gan, Indiana AID Canadian unchanged /;
sales 400 bbls at 50 % to $40 so. Rye
Flour dull. Corn Meal "a Is for Jersey,
SIS for Draudywine.
Grain-N heat dull, 10 Sc lower, small
sales 81 IS to 81 90 for red; SO 10 TO
So 20I for white Southern. Rye lower j;
sales s 10 10 81 Is; Corn lower, sales
5000 bushels Sec to size, Oats better,
53c to 90.
Provisions Pork better, sales 100 6bls
at $40 % for new mess, Sl7 S7la SIS
for prime. Beef steady; sales 80 bis.
Cut Meats qu.et. Lard firm; sales at l. /
to ! J. Batter and Cheese dull. Wits.
ky--saes 200 bbls IL 10 4 le. stocks
ia lie lower, dull and heavy.
Money on call plenty, and IN fair dc
mand at 3 per cent; Sterling Exchange
quiet and steady; u. S. skies OF sixty sew
en- liza; Ind. State fves SCI; b. 80; |.
G. r. K. 9o4; do> Bonds ST.; Delaware
& Hudson Canal 1872; Harlem preferred
Bonds 60; Harlem %; Erie X X 525;
Reading X r. est; Cleveland & Pitts
burgh IS; N Y. G. r. II. 1929; CIeve-
land & Toledo 9ol; Erie Bonds Of 80
looa; do OF rs 9l4
BuFFALo, August 90 Flour dull, sales
800 bbls new Ohio SO IS TO IS 81 for
common to choice.
Grain-Whea' quiet and easier; sales
$50 white Ohio 81 80 delivered 200
red do private terms; 400 white Wiscon-
sin at = 10; Corn heavy and lower, sales
5000 bushels at rs; closing with offers to
sell at Is TO 75tc; Oats no sales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
wew orlc ans Cattle Market.

AUGUST 1.-THE supply Of ordinary
stock continues very ample. with moder-
ate stock of sheep. The offerings of
Western cattle and hogs are limited. Ar
rived to day 20 Western beeves and ITS
hogs. The demand was fair to day Tor
good stock, and prices firm a, the fellow
ing quotations, viz.
Prices Beef Cattle, western fine to
choice 8Fa9; do rough 10 fair 7da8; dc
Texas and Atsakapas, 44a6. Hogs 81;
Sheep in lots, per head, SO 75a 4 SO;
choice 80 60. Mich cows, ordinary. pei
head, $3Oa55. choice; Calves and Year
lings, % 5Ualp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
Attempt at Robbsry-Riot. etc.

Nkw York, Angus. 2O.-The steamers
Empire City, for Asplnwall, and Northern
Light for San Juan. sailed this p. NJ, Ia
king in The aggregate about 400 passen
gers for California.
Last night ,bout half past o'clock
bold attempt was made by three Germans
to rob Swiss watch dealer, named james
TayleF, whom they had deeeyed 10 Hun
ter's Point, near The Flushing Railroad
depot, which resulted in ore Of the rob-
bers being killed and other two wounded
A serious riot at one Of the stations Of
the Northern Pennsylvania Railroad oc-
CURED on Thursday last. A number of
Irish laborers were engaged in cutting the
tunnel above Gwinedel and came down to
the terminus Of the line, and passing
through the cars insulted a number OF la
dies therein. They subsequently, went
into tavern in the vicinity. when one of
the number boosted that he could whip
any American in the country. A phila-
delphian present denied the assertion. -
Finally general melee ensued in which
decanters, knives and iron bars were used
About one hundred Americans were 8 on
on the ground and the Irish pu, TO flight,
not, however, before they had been Sc
vcrely handled. The Philadelphia was
arrested and put in Jail ut Doylestown,
but the citizens of that borough baled
ham out as soon as the facts were known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

BUYING ny SAMPLE. We applaud the
penetration and management of one OF
our old Commodures, in Spanish port,
years ago. He bought cask OF wine,
he liked the flavor of il, in one oil those
enormous cellars, where the Spanish mer
chants store their immense stocks, and
where they, If the truth must be revealed,
also mix. brew and manufacture them.
ITO what place shall | send the j ipe p
inquired the merchant. "No where, =
said the blunt sailor; :" | will take it with
me-" and then appeared competent nun
Der OF sailors, with vehicle, oil ready
for the purpose. Tie merchant hesitated
demurrcd and objected TO delivering it for
one reason or another, and finally offered
a handsome sum if he would take another
cask next TO il, just as good, in its room,
as this part cular one Lad been disposed
Of This m lde the Commodore still more
earnest and resolved so he insisted on
paying The Spanish trader lis bill, and
took away his prize without asking ''by
yolr leave II was worth double the
sum he gave for it. as it was a sample cas1
Of the pure article, which he and all who
went there 10 that cellar to purchase were
to taste, as criterion Of the whole
When the article was sent hons, after the
bargain, another was always put in is
stead. Tie poor merchant was thus de-
prived of his decoy till he could prepare
new one at considerable cost. rHs time
be made poor largain with the Ameri
can Commodore, who used to tell his
friends at Washington, when he treated
them to glass Of il, that it was the best
battle he ever fought, and he had seen
sharp service In 1913.
Noral When you buy, be sure 10 car
ny away the very article you taste or eN-
anime Nemark, Daily 1drertiser.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

THr PRIcE or WHEAr.-Hunt's Mer-
chants Magazine publishes table of the
price OF wheat in Albany on the Grst day
of January for 81 years. 1t is from min
utes kept at the Van Rensselaer, Manor.
where large amounts Of rents are payable
in wheat, or cash equivalent, on the FIRST
of January each year; and as two parties
are interested in the price, it is probably
the most correct Of any record Of that can
be obtained. The list commences in | 7o3,
when the price was 10 cents bushel-
only FIVE times in the sixty one years
wheat has been 81 or upwards, per bush
ell, while it was seventeen times at 81 or
under, twice at seventy five cents. Only
once n thirty-seven years, that is since
1917, to.wit, in 1887, has it reached So.
The average price for the whole perio d il
81 30. For the last 80 years it is 81 9b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

SHANGHAI DRrLL The United States
soldiers at the fort on Old Point Comfort
arc being instructed in new exercise
which is dcnominatcd The Shanghai drill.
II is performed by the recruits bracing
their arms against their bodies and rapid
" raising their legs as fthey were at work
ii tread mill The oiJect is to train
thcm FOR aScs nling mountains and accliy-
ltics Of any kind. By practicing in this
way, it is said they are enabled successful
Is TO compete with The horsc in running
~ tilt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
Telegraphic Dispatches.

BALTlMCRE, August 19.-At Norfolk
the fevet is slightly abating. But at Potts.
mouth it is reported TO be more violent
than ever.
A sarguinarv riot occurred Saturday
night between the New Market aud Mount
Vernon Fire Companies. Three Of the
rioters were shot, two OF them arc not ex-
pected TO live.
NEW YoRx, August 2O.-Thc city and
county nominating conventions o! the X.
N. meet tonight &c open the field for til
fall campaign.
WASHINGTON, August 90 4 fund Of
$50 900 has been raised for the Ports
mouth sufferers Five sisters of charity
from here left dis morning to oiiciate al,
nurses
Bo,ror, August ga great FIRE oc
Cured at Lewiston FAILS, Me, Friday
Twenty stores were burned, including
nearly all the business PORTION OF the
place. The FIRE spread with such rapid
ty that scarcely any merchandise was
saved Loss upwards of 100000, on
which there is "a partial insurance.
The Auburn Bank building was de
stroyed and all The books aud docu-
ments belonging TO IT saved. Tie Office
Of the Democratic Advocate was also
saved.
The merchants Of this eli held meet
ing to-day in Faneuil Hall, in testimony
Of their respect to the IAle Abbott Law
renee.
Speeches were made by Hon, r G..
Winthrop. Edward Everett nd ]. Thorn
as Stevenson 1t was voted TO close all
the stores on the day Of the funeral. -
Several public bodies are holding similar
meetings
Urea, August 90. The Kirkland cot
on mills at Manchester. nlne miles from
here, were destroyed by fire yesterday
morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2o.-T The friends
of Governor Reeder have meeting at
Easton TO day to make arrangements for
giving him reception on his arrival
there. He is 10 expected for several
DAYS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
BLOOMFIELD, Iowa, Augu 20.

Eps. GATE CRY: The health of this
pace is improving. The first CASE e
cholera was July 3o.h. Since which time
there have been thirteen deaths in Bloom
field The whole number Of cases do
net know, but have heard of two only
who have recov red. There are two or
lkrce now laboring under the disease On
It's first appearance, number Of our citi-
zens became alarmed, and left town but
tie. most OF them returned last week -
Business is going ahead as usual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
INSuRa~CE.

tTAR Insurance CoarASY, of New York. HrsA
- ASSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford Connecticut.
HARTFORD lSsrnACE COMPANY, Of Hartford Conn
.ErNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The above Companies represent Capital Of 81 >
600 600. Lives, Merchandise, Stores. Dwellings
Personal Property and the various kinds Of Proper
ty exposed to the perils Of Inland Navigation i'll
sured hy WM. w. BELkNAP, Agent.
Corner Of Main and Second Streets
Aurust n 1888 dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

We must commend the richness OF the
Burnet House milk in these degenerate
times, but at the same time, protest against
the roughness OF road that Produces such
a result. We are informed that a cauedt
has been filed by the Directors o. the road
in the Patent office, and a'y infringement
will be punished TO the fullest extent Of
the law
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

ssSs One Of the trees opposite the Ilar-
General Harrison and the brave Chief lie.
cum ch made the treaty OF peace from the
Wabash Valley, was struck By lightning
on Saturday night last, and shattered TO
pieCe<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

New ORLEANS, Aug eo.-The yellow
fever IS again increasing here rtpidly
The deaths of last week were ST, OF which
39l were of fever
ClxclSSArr3 Aug 2o.--0flical returns
from rs counties OF kentucky give More
head 300 majority. The five remaining
counties gave Pierce 500 majority
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
L.. W. HELL,

y 4 q Il KEAN ARTIST
4 Nd dealer IN eva 0exka
I ~ description If ~ He1E /VIE~s 81
haguerreotypo Goods. T1e9NNE ejsk1S s.
has received this day NgsAs VI lJ9yRSV21
direct from the mann g. 80 @-3HWTX
fanturerr a large va
rety Of Papi.r Machie, kossuth and Landscape
tasoe, Of all sizes and styles, which will b. soll
cheaper than h,torc offered in this market
either 10 Artists 6lled with life like miniatures.
Call and them a. Tbs Skt LIGHT Rooms. 81
Main : rect.
August 10 1850 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
AItRIXI.>G..

\ the Boot ami Shoe Emporium, No. o. Man
street. larg stock " Boots aud ShDes Bought
Of The manufacturer IN the cast expressly for the
retail ttas. Having hal seven years exp rieses IL
th hn4 iucs. il kcakuk, | f,e confident that tn
go"4a will y found superior ia style ana qnaiity 70
any stock in this market. and mh all have arrived
will snrpas. All cpmp.tit,n III extent If variety
Com and s1c-Se nAnN rltsR Ar, NoH rnorElr
~ snow coops. r. a, DUKE
At1.-ii.t gn IhIh III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

ET Two indictments were found
against A. w. Hackley, editor of the Du
buque Tribute, for forgery, at the present
session of the Court for that county, as
we learn from the Express.
Mr.. Hackley says in his paper the next
day that the first notice he had Of this in
dic'ment was through the columns of The
Express, and that the entire proceedings
in the matter result from malice and
spirit Of persecution against him. He
closes with this explanatory assurance:
"That our friends may not be alarmed,
we say to them, we signed the name Of
Jackson & Co., to orders; and We have
Mr.. Jackson's letter now in our posses
sion, authorizing us TO do so and if ever
we are brought to trial upon the charge,
we will call him as witness upon the
stand, and prove that in doing SO, we have
only acted in accordance With his direc-
TORS"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

TIE NORTH Missouri RAILROAD was
opened TO St. Charles, on the oOih instant,
and turned over 10 the Company by the
contractors. Trains are now running reg
ularly between st. Louis and St. Charles;
and The work is going on vigorously for a
further extension of the Road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
A TALL RAILROAD PuFr.-The editors

A TALL RAILROAD PuFr-The editors
out West have peculiar style of putting
cover the left" Witness the following.
which we clip from the Cincinnati En-
quirer. We think the milk which is
served at the Burnet House is some nat
richer than is usually found at the hotels
IN the Queen City. The Enquirer says:
A passenger on the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad, was yesterday
suddenly seized with cramps in the stom-
ach as the cars approached the depot at
Glendale. The conductor supposed it to
be cholera, and physician was sent for.
After an examination Of the patient, an
eneiIe was administered with most hap
py but astounding resuIts--ihirteen ounces
avordupois weight Of butter was elected.
On investigation. il was learned that the
sick man, prior 10 his departure, had drank
three glasses Of milk at the Burne. House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
To the Public.

THE undersigned respectfully announces II
to the citizens Of ksokuk aud vicinity, W.
thar fe has recently opened Apothee aries IA
Hall, corner Of Third and Johnson Streets Win
an entire new AMI well selected Stock Of Drugs.
Medicines, peffumeriss, Toilet AiticieS, &c.
The subscriber intends paying particular al
tshtion - The Prescription Department. aud
Zee co hjent that he give perfect safisfac-
ton, having had an experience OF ten years ia
ft1s branch 81 the business, ard hopes hy strict
attention 10 business that he will merit share
Of public patronage.
f. H. OCONNOR
August G. 1855. diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
one Hundred s. Fifty oil Paintings.
Adnission Iweniy -FiNe Crnts. only.
An Entertainment and Concert

x1H bHtCI LdIIIIIlCIIC duu OOuCCTE
VIII ba given IN a beautiful Concert Room on the
JAMES RAYMOND, INN ediately after The cxhibi.
alon on the PALACE consisting Of Ethiopian Mslo-
dies Fancy and Comic Dancing; Characteristic IL
ineations A., by talented troupe Of Mae and F.
male Artists.
finalssion I'I.enfn- Ere CsnIe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

1s The telegraphic dispatches Of the
2Oih contain accounts Of another melee be-
tween the foreigners and Americans. This
will furnish an additional opportunity for
hat class Of editors who delight il abu
sing their own countrymen and lauding
the Irish and Germans to display their
sympathies and pathetic eloquence. In
this case they might by way Of novelty
venture to abuse the American ladies
whom the Irish nsulttd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

~ A6A0 - = Ae0AS - Va &A0VAOA'
HAVING intefested with us the Messrs. SEQ
/ fields IN the Gas Fitting Business, we would
assure the public that all orders gwen to thelS
will be executed 10 neat and woI hinan Xix
manner, and that they can rely upon the work
done by thea, ss being oil the very bes; material.
As it will be but short time before the gas
will be intf oauced, we would recommend 10
those dcsirons OF lighting up al the time Of the
completion of the works, that they give imme-
date orders for ripe. fixtures, &c. otherwise,
many would be delayed beyond that time, i,
would be impossible to supply all applications
upon She notice. G.. HERRICK Il CO.
July 3, 1875
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

EXCELSIOR
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
TIE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
y. II. Harris 4 Co.
HAVING just opened shop, in their oldYtI1
III business, on Sd street, between MainYky
and johnson, Keokuk, Iowa, respectfully an
nounce that they are prepared to manufacture
the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got ur,
Determined not to be excelled BY any manr-
facturers in the West they solicit share sfpub-
lie patronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, our
stock is always oil the lstest fashion aud best
quality. and at the lowest figures.
As we keep no Eastern or slop work on hand,
we warrant al. our ready made Boots and Shoes
Of tbs same character - those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for good it, War
ranted to suit in every particular.
j. 4. HARRIS & co.
Jaiv u, 1885. dy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

I'HE undersigned are prepared 10 receive
ders for fitting MP stores, Offices and dwell
ing houses, with pipe and fixtures for gas
promptly executing the same, aad guaranteeing
all their work TO be gas tight
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have
not been called upon, are requested TO cave ihe.
address with US, through the Post Office.
Orders executed ia the succession III which
they are received
July s. SCOFiELD & BROTHER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
TnE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RoAp.-

The ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RoAp.-Op.
erauons on which have been suspended
for sometime, is to be opened again to-day
The injunction by which the running Of
the cars was restrained has been dissolved
by some satisfactory arrangement between
Messrs. Page & Bacon, and other parties
interested. and it is expected that the
profits of the road will now aid very much
in paying of interest and liquidaiing debts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

ton would be a great advantage. We
hope then, that sufficien, encouragement
may be extended TO insure its publications,
and 10 pay liberal remuneration to its
protector The City Council have ex-
amined it, and speak of il in highly ap-
proving terms. They have subscribed
for considerable number of copies, and
we trust our citizens will follow their ex
ample, as the terms IRE low, considering
the advantages to BIT derived from il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

IL Business is represented as very
dull in Cincinnati, though hopes are enter
tanned OF a speedy improvement. Many
houses are vacant and rents have declined
within a year from fifty to a hundred per
cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

II We are greatly consoled in the re
cent defeat of Col. Gentry for Governor
Of Tennessee by the remembrance that he
Is the same Col Gentry, who though a
whig, c1crted himself to defeat General
Scott
The Colonel romlsagcd lhe country du-
ring tie Presidential contest, charging
Scott with Aboli,ionism and exciting low
and bitter prelndiees against him, and We
shall never she'd tear should Col, Gen
II, be beat a thousand times on any issue
he may choose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

SUICIDE A young man, BY The name
Of Dawson, in the employ Of Ball, Ward
s Co., Of Newark. Ohio. shot himself
through the heart on the 18th Instant
He was to have been married in few
days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

| NJ prepared IN manufacture from ali IL III hsat
1 Brands ~ FIR nth, German Belgian and Phla-
dtlphla Calf skins having bought III IN II tn I'M
porter III Ncw ork and manufacturer. IN Phlla,lel
paia. lhe patrons "a my cst abli-hms IN may
snred III getting htter article than az til hats s
who bay Of s,vonl or third hand,
Cali and examine my stock AMI leave vour ord r..
good and satisfactory fit warranted and thc Weh
rtaran "a AZ tin Bppt and s,. EnQ.Hinm. M. -,
Mann stna.t T. 4. DtkE
August -, 1s55.--dff
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II The Republican Ticket seems to
be gaming ground in Ohio, Chase, Ford.
Galloway, and other popular speakers are
addressing crowds Of people in various
portions Of The State, and are every where
received with enthusiasm. Tie nomina.
ton Of Trimble appears to find little favor
with the masses, and his supporters will
hardly DC able to support themselves in
their present position I'LL October -
They'll be sure TO mount some new
hobby before the election just 10 keep
themselves in the public eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

B4D Senator IIamln, Of Maine, has
come out in favor Of the Republican Or
ganization.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

y
'flllE subscriber would inform Tire citizens o
i heoknk and vicinity that he has purchased
the stock in trade OF Ben r. Dodson, at No s.
Third Street where he hss On hand a general
assortment Of French End American Cloths.
Cas-imeres ard gestfngs, which he win make
mp To order at the shortest notice, and in style
not 10 be surpassed. Also good assortment of
Summer Coats, Vests, and Shirts. always on
hand. JAMES NJ TYLER.
July -, 1870 oil
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ParasoIs ! ParasOIs y


THIS i neither a history, romance, life drama,
biography, autobiography, nor post mortein
examination, h'i. a series Of Rprsmedtated rx-
travagan1ss, written without ualic sforetheughi
By the single hero thereof purely for his own
gtorfca'ion aud printed by the publisher Tor
his profit
For sale BY J. T. CAFEa SON.
july IL 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-23

- HAMPO0NfNG AGREEABLY PERFORMED
- The fayoritc Saloon of George Cabus ON Main
Street, below Parsonss Bank, presents new attrae-
tiona 10 the citizens Of keokuk. Having obtained
a. istan in my business superior 10 any before
employed in this city, invite the patronage Of the
community rs | am satisfied that can shave clean
or cut hair more handsomely, and shampoon with
dcxtcrity than any barber in the state Of Iowa.
Competition challenged GEORGE CABUS.
Augi1st % Isis yfA r6m