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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-10

From the Evening Post.
There is no monetary panic, nor has there
been. The very utmost that can be said is
that there has been slight stock panic
Outside Of the speculative stock circle, there
Is no panic at all, though some Of our CO
temporaries are trying to write one up
There has not been for many years SO much
monetary ease as exists in the dry goods
trade, the produce trade, the provision trade,
or the grocery trade, or the all important
cotton trade, rs exists at the present time.-
The farmers are growing rich beyond all pre-
cedent. We have too much to pay with here
too many ready money resources
much rice, tobacco aud cotton--too much
pork and beef, to dread any suspension Of
specie payments on the other side. Dur
gold is in surplus much beyond actual wants
when we retain small paper currency, aud
nothing better can be done with i. than sell
It abroad but il is impossible that we can
ship for any length of time all the articles
we have enumerated, without suspending that
Of gold, though in ordinary circumstances
gold will steadily leave this--a gold produc
lng country-to the non producing Ones
The nom shipment Of gold will ever be the
exception, but ii (which is not, as we deem,
prohablel specie payments are suspended in
Europe, less gold will be wanted there, aud
less Will consequently be shipped hence.
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CAVE a. SONS
New Publication List.

Mrs. Ann 5. Stevens new Book, 'sThe Old Home
vi stead. :"
"Almack's :" a Tale Of English Society. 4 really
delightful work and one that will arouse the curl
osy of every that in the world Of fashion
in this country.
ollie; the Human Comedy By John Is
ten Cooke. With illustrations.
Reynolds great Story Of the War, nomar Pacha, =
The Vizier'z Daughter"
i.eslie's Gazette Of Fashion" the Beau Monde
for November. noy3
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Or The statement going the rounds
OF the papers that the Rothehilds, bankers,
are worth seven hundred millions Of dollars,
Is not true. They are worth SAYS the Nation
al intelligencer, about fifty millions Of dol
lars, no more, and consequently :. as well off
~ though they We're rich.''
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Boot. ana shoes

Boots and shoes
4 i COST and carriage. As the assignee Of George
"A Crittender, ufer for sale the entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes now in store, ut wholesale and re-
tail At eastern c9st and carriage. make this offer
to thu community only for short time
hereby notify all persons indebted to said Crit
tenden to call upon me of the old stand and M Ike
payment immediately III. H. REEDER
oct24dtf Assignee.
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and the whole Of % 12i

Lots 80 and 1875 in Nashville, and the s OF Y
Of L 26--65-~5 30 acres) in dispute.
For the whole of which / will take tirenty fiao
thousand dollars, onethird in hand. and the balance
in ono two. three, aud four annual payments, with
interest al 10 per cent. from date, to be paid annu-
ally and secured By deed of trust until all IL paid
Any person wishing for particular information As
10 location quality Of the lands, may apply TO II
I. Reid Esq, his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
heokuk. VIM. GILIISS
Inlv % 1ss5 4
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The manager Of Billiards. Panorama
generously gave the proceeds Of Thursday
evenings exhibition to the Five Points Mis-
sion Fund, Of New York. The net sum real
lied was $50 50. The agent Of the Mission,
Mr.. Van Meter, received other funds in town,
amo~ating, with this, to some 500, and if
teen bushels Of secondhand clothing. It i
good cause, and was very literally aided by
our people.
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SHOCKING MURDER AND ROBBERY. Mrs
Hannah Shingle, an old widow lady, who re-
sided alone, in Chester CO., Pa, was murder
ed on Wednesday night last, BIZ some wretch.
who entered window, seized an axe, and
beat out her brains, after which he rined the
house OF every thing Of value, and made his
escape.
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JAMES K. NJ NCAN 4 CO.,
Las nd NteAs n Pipe Filters.

North sle Main bet. sth and 9th SIS, kenkuk love
4 RE PREPARED TO INTRODUCE GAS PIP
\ into stores, dwellings, churches and other build
Rgs on reasonable terms
Our stock Of gas fixtures Will b. always adeqnate
TO the demands Of the trade, ard connection il
such that ~ esr fusnish any pattern a. short NO.
tiee. We would particularly call the sttentiaH II
Those wanting Steam Pipe connections To rrasbf
iron pipe, which isa& almost entrely superseded cop
per pip. A stock IT all sizes constantly hs na
UsdeTs rcc-ived fH brass work. CAsh paid for old
Brass and Copper. October |, ls5e-d6m
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PROCLAMATION By THE MAYOR.

CO Good timothy hay is selling here for
SIC, and prairie grass for S. per ton. Such
prices ought to fetch in enough 10 fill every
barn and stable IN town. Good wood is IS
per cord, sawed and delivered, and we have
paid that for wood that was not good by
long shot.
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Gas HIxsur~s.

sIsHE nndersi gned prepared TO recslre orders
for lifting up stores, Offices aud dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly execu,ing <
the same, and guaranesng all their Hork to be ga
tight.
| All parsons desirgus u using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested TO leave their adj
dress with Ms, through the Post OfAce
Ord@rs executed in the succession Ia which .hsy
received sCOFfEI4D d BROTHER
.TuIx adf
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ny smith 4 VansickIcn.

~ SssattM g yame1CklGms
|CNOND Great sale by auction of 81 900 worth Of
~ Ready made Clothing, Cloths Cassimeres &C. on
credit of SIX months. Also, so boxes Of assorted
glassware for cash We will sell at our Auction
Room, on Third street, between Main and johnson
Wednesday morning Nov IA. ut "a o'clock precisely
large and seasonabia stock IL clothing sioGhg cas-
sinet, satinetts &C; comprising 1000 drass frock
sack and coats various styles and patterns also
2,5OO pair pantaloons, consisting Of doskin, CASH
msre various eoors blkSk dos lso, &atinett tweed
aud cloth do Also, Belonging To the - me stock a
large assortment Of cloths uaeren and satinetts
the abaye stock TO BE- sold for account ~ The manu-
faeturer, without reserve Terms Of sae-~for all
of SoD under, cash; for all sums over 4 90
six months credit ior approved endorsed paper
wiz ALSO be added 40 close the concern d large as
sortment VI cloths. cassimeres vestings trimming
AZ. Ierius four months credit approved paper.
VIII also 10 sold for anconnt ~ whom ii may cor
eern $50 boxes Of assorted glassware, consisting oil
quart tuu,hbers. maasses rams. pitcher preserve
dishs sweet meats, &c. Terms c.sh
To all purchasers hat desire to pay cash liberal
discount viii h' made The above Gop.ls comprise a.
large and Ii the best man stock
ever offered in the west The trade are respectfully
invited 10 inspect the stock and attend the sale A.
the goods will b 6.sd in liberal iots, ard IL exeiu
slyely wholesale.
VIII also be addesi 5 900 Deiornta cigars 5000
SKIES do; 8 600 La Normas do; 5000 Principe Do
10, 600 La Des Hernas do; bas. fine Virginia H.
lump Tobacco Terms Cash.
No adjournment for dinner e
SMITH a y ANsICkILk, Asetloneers.
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NEW PR1NCIPLE! NO POISON!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure

hR ANIlDDTE ~ MALARiA, for the prsyen-
~ ton and cure of Fever aud que, Chill Fever
Dumb Ague. and other Intermittent and Kemitten,
fesers; also II Bilious Fessrs accompanied BY
Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow kever
ship and Jail Fever. General Debility Night SWeAis
and all other forms ~ disease which have common
origin in Malaria or Miasma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which al certain
seasons is unaveidabiy inhaled II every breath, II
the in character wherever il sastnorth south
east or wess and will everywhere yield to this
~ discovered ASIilpTt which nearaliEes the poison
completely purfes the System, and thus entirely
moves all the cause If disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extrsordna-
ry results from it, Ues
The most siekly swampy localities. from any ague
bilious disease whatever. any INJURY from
rtantly inhaling Malaria or Masma.
1t will instantly cheek the ague in persons who
have suffered for any length of time, from day
twenty years, that they need never have another
chill. by continuing it's according directions.
Ii viii mmediatey relieve all the distressing re-
cults Of hsieas or ague diseases. such general de
b1lty nightsw etc The patient At once heEins
appetite and strength and continues until
parmancn, and radical cure i fl cted. And a
proof hat il il also worthy Of public confidence, be-
IL it, singular and entire hnrnessnea, the fol
lowing certificate from vi the most ceiebrat I'd
chemists III the United States il attached 70 every
bottle ~
New YORK, June III, 1853.
II have male chs mical examination Of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure or Antidote TO Malaria, and
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Qnnine, strych
nine but have not found particle of either in il,
have found any substance in it, composition that
would prove injurious 70 the cons tituticn
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ, d., Chemist
This allows of it, free ~ preventive hy which
all persons may thus be Of entire freedom from be
above named diseases mat ter how sickly the
son swampy the locality.
Proofs Of efficacy frequently published, aud the
confidence of the public is asked only IN proportion
to us act uai merits wherever introtkd and used.
These only relied upon to prove it's worth.
One two botties will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions priatcd in ser
man, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle.
Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold by the pro-
prietor, JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, Il. 1.
Es"H. II. AyKEs, Agent, k1okak, Iowa, and for
sale Nv Druggists, generally. Doy3.ddw
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- Ne are requested to say that the Pas
tor having returned, services will be resumed
3. Unitarian Hall on Sunday next.
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The ra.t snvy-miII.

ftNHE subscribers having purchased the Interest Of
L Wm. Browueu in the above min, and hav wing a
good stock Of logs hani prepared % jill orders
tor lumber on short notice prders 10 be left at The
mill, ar at our oiie2, sc, Main st., up stairs,
nov5dtf l.. X. & H. w. FORD.
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-s+sHsslt isssss
DIR ENS VI AkiNG.
EMERsON,s AmBROTYPEs.

FINHE subscriber having obtain ~
i cd the right of Lee County, 2ES.zT$A
isnow prepared TO take these beau ~ yEasS9sf1
tiiai aud never chang xRicturesl HSA&2
on glass plates, at No. = .4hird at
between Main and johnson. The art has very re-
Gently been nought 70 very high degree Of prrfee-
item, by Mr.. Outline, the inventor, who ha. secured
patent for fourteen yeafs, in France Great Britain
aud the lniedSates. These picture, SO beautiful
IN tone, hold and clear in effect universally adj
mired wherever they exhibited, and rapidly
taking the place vi Daguerreoypes which ofien
prove eyanescen and changing in their characters.
The Amhrs,ype Is taken upon the best plate glass;
understandable cement liz than put upon IL, the
msnt hardens and two glasses become in effect
one, with the picture in tho CENTRE aud may be set
in monuments, sent Ia sea. otherwise posed
the weather in any climate and will resist the action
of tho elements and retain its briIlinncy for ages
being enduring the glass upon which it il taken
The Ambrotypes are notresersed, but in
the natural position Of the sitter. DagueI reoiypes
be copied this Perrnaneut STYLE and enlarged
any size. Children be taken in clear weather.
in two seconds.
~ pasuerreorype stock and apparatus for sale.
noy5 EMERSON, Artist.
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q Having purchased the entire stock Of $. A. u
and having furthermore sccured thu services of Mr..
Dunlap, late of Cincinnati Ohio widely and fayora~
bly, known the Prince of Boot Makers, We solic-
it the patronage Of the citizens Of keokuk and the
surpunding country.
Itisour intention 90 keep on hand complete as
sortment oil every description and price and pre-
pared finish order boots and shoes suit the fan
Is. I, j. ELLIOTT 90.
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DAGu ERREAN ARTIST,
A ID dealer in eve 49,
a ry description Of - E.Sl SsAn
Daguerreotype Goods, NJ
has received this day a4V< EW0Xv 1Rkz>f
direct from the manu- =kSstol
faeurers large
riesy Of Papier Machie, Kossu,h and Landscape
Cases, Of MI sizes and styles, which will be sold
cheaper than before offered in this fnarke
either 10 Artists filled with ife-like miniatures
Call and see them at the Sky Light Rooms, ST
Main Street. August l6, 1855. d
Rcmovcd from Concert Hail.
f. II. HOUGHToN, Attorney and Counsellor
II. at Law, Notary Public Land and general col
lecting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House of Smith Van Sicklen
on Sd street between Main and Johnson keokuk
Iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale on rcasona-
BILE terms. oct Cd
TAKE NOTICE.
4 MOTHER great arrival of Fan Styles of -
Il gents Hats Fur Moiesk,n Hats Gents
soft Cashmere Hats, all the latest styles, Just
received, and for sale cheap Mt SHELDoN's
New YoRK HAT STORE,
Oct lid 88#6 Main, cor. I'd st.
ssGaae CITY naa 6toeo.,,
A LARGE and carefully selected Assortment OF
Il the latest style Of fine Hats and Caps. expr ssy
Tor the city trade. 5. r. VOORHEES, 4 CO.
Sept g. lSo5.-d
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ OBEKTOP, No. IL, Main street, has just re,
~. ceived large and complete assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Toys, Musical Instruments, ShotGuns
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and SO on, which he will
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. G. OBERTOP.
Keokuk Oct. 20, 1855 q {
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TNegrRANCE AprwCv

1NNUHANCE AGENC Y ssa1 s~sssr
LSTNA INET RANG CO., Hartford, Qaaessll6e.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. OOMtANT Hart
kTA LIFE INsu1ANC1Co. Ha6lprd, Conn
NUMERICAL S0RANC4 co. 81 mis-, No.
messhaAdze insured against tie da6gers Of nAyig1-
ton.
0p9a Policies issued in the Marine Department Of
the Com0ercial Insurance Co., Of st. Louis and the
customers OF the Company accommodated with loans
of sixty days nreliahle paper Insurance procured
for these desiring ~ in any 81 Loais Company.
WM. VI. BM.KNAp
noy9 I'm Cor. Main and I'd sts.
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c. The Mount Pleasant Observer thinks
as we do about the time Of holding Repub.
Ilcan State Convention. Though among the
first TO advocate ii, the Observer thinks it
would be premature to hold it before spring.
A PROCLAMATION As IS 4 pRoclAxATlos,-
II has commenced the esteem Of good citi-
zens, that some Of our officials have latterlv
enjoined or requested the keepers of liquor
shops 10 close their doors on election DAYS.
But the Mayor Of Milwaukee, ut the late elec-
ton, went touch beyond his predecessors. as
witness the following document:
PROCLAMATION By THE MAYOR.
The Mayor respectfully requests the keen
ers Of Liquor saloons and Lager Bier Halls
70 close their respective places Of business on
Tuesday, the 9th INST. and 20 to the polls
and vote the straight Democratic ticket.
November 5, 1895. j. h. CROSS.
Mayor.
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h8ve sold my entire stock and trade 10 Y ]. En-
OFT d Co. and cbeerfuly recommend them to my old
customers gentlemen fully competent and capable
Of carrying on the boo, ond shoe bnsncss in all ts
branches. :. A. DUKE.
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ecuted IN "a neat and Workman Ike manner, and
thai they can rely upon the work done b. them, A.
being Of the very best material.
A. II will be bnt short time before the gas will
be introduced, We would recommend 10 those derl-
rous Of lighting nn at thu tIas Of The pieson of
the work., that they give immediate orders for pip
yond that tsme, IL would be impossible supply
all applications upon short notice
July 3, ls55.-d G. HERRIcK 4 co.
Denstne NssAganon Ana =. X. 20.
f. s,xa LAND DEPARTMENT.
VsHIs Company. having entered upon vigorous
4 prosecution VI the Improvement of the RIVER
With the view Of bringing II into the earliest
possible moment. and b~ing de-ireus Of meeting,
Far ~ possible the generally expressed wishes IL che
people of the DesMoinea Valley, hereby give notice
taat their Land odice will he opened at this place,
nj early day they procure the exanna-
tions requisite for affxing valuation upon them.
In the meantime, app lea ions will b. received
this o6ce, from persons desiring to purchase which
will cnt1tle them to pre- florence NJ the Company
valuation in the order Of the receipt Of their appi
cations. Applications should be made i'm the form
app nded hereto
Terms 81 sale will be, for Prairie Land, ten PER
cent. Of the purchase money down and ten per ceat.
PER year thereafter with semi annual nteres at
rate 81 eight per cent per year, ON all sums unpaid
Upon Timber Lands. one fourth down, a nd the LA
nnrr in nine equal annual nsta lments. with inter
est as above. Payments be made in cash, or in
bills Of Banks IN the State of New York, in the
bonds IF this Company ut par.
In the sale Of these Lands preference win be given
to actual settlers and annual Improvements will
b. required to i,r made. ak
The Lands offered extend up the Des Noiues
River - fnr Section 81, Township 81, Range -
West II. M
Pia,s of the Lands can be seen At this one
where any information be bad BY application,
IN person by mail.
Form Of Application.
IGive here the Post Office address and date
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEMoINE N. 4 r. r. coy,
OTruNHA. Iowa
hereby apply to purchsse
the - Of section 49,, Township 49,, Range
West r. NJ, and offer te give for the same - dol.
lar per
Here sign name plainly
Nan M IN
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f,n.Partmerehin +

II Co.RaFtnershiP MotAo0. -
1FSHE undersigned have this day forms4xa3 Us1o4t-
= nership for the purpose Of carrying - - bcdo
md shoe business in keokuk, under NE style andRm
" r. J. Elliott 4 60.
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Flooring Arrived.

Flooring AFriVc1.
OE nnn FEEL superior Pima dooring just
-O, UOU rived The lot win be sold at bar
gam for cash. Apply ut the Gate City Furniture
Rooms, l36 Main St. c. !. ABBOTT 4 co.
u UGGY FOR SALE.--A we'll built, handsome top
ID buggy for sale cheap Inquire at tAe "dase City
Furniture Rooms, ls6, Main street.
noyled Z. 5. ABBOTT 4 co.
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LANDS aud Cir, Lot. Tor sale.

HAVING been requested By sun,iry persons and
l. Il NJ snndry times 10 name the prices l would
tHke for my AnJfs Hutf tors IN iowa takr this OPP
portunity 10 inform the public in general of the
prices | will take Tor the same. A list is here
unto annexed:
L OF section s. township g., rangeJ ).
4" y, - .
81 " r.
SE4 Is,
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Gate City Furniture Rooms.
WHOI.EeALE Ann RETAIL.

EH :. ABBOTT CD. 5 Gate City Fnrnitl ture
~. Rooms, No. 1856 Main street, between slh and
9TH
The above rooms are now open To the public and
supplied with complete and extensive assortment
u furniture, carpe,ing &C., which win be sold at
Wholesale and retail ut very small advance FOR
cash. Citizens AVID strangers purchasing furniture,
adjustment or send orders. BE- careful attention
10 III demands Of the trade, We design to give gner
al satisfaction to the public Prices inyaiabe, and
ord.r carefully and promptly fliad.
noylody 6. 5. ABBOTT co.
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HoRErBLE TRAGEDY IN tHIcAGo.--On the
7th, Edgar +. Ingersoll, tender Of the Ran
dolph street bridge, Chicago, shot his wife,
and then himself. Mrs. Ingersoll was alive
on the sth, and it appeared possible that she
might recover. Mr.. Ingersoll died within a
few hours after shooting himself The cause
seems to have been a suit for divorce, insti-
tuted by the wife.
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JUST RECEIYED

JINI RELEly EDs
nIHECT from New York, the largest and most
u splendid stock Of Ladies' Fancy Fms Fancy
Robes, Fur Gnuntets, Swans Down Vlctorines and
Cuns; Gents Fur Muflers, Fur Gloves, dc re-, ever
brought to the West shall oFtr Great Isdscenents
10 aHwho rant anything in the aboee Tine and will
sai aets OF Vicorines cheaper than the article
can be bought in ST. Louis. Ali ask il for you to
call and examine my stock, which is superior to any
thing in the West. fFr
II Ladies' please call and look my stock No
trouble 70 show goods. Don't forget the place, but
call nj the NEW lonK EMPORIUM,
A. G. SHELDON,
Oct. IL. Sod Main, corner Sd st.
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y II = Y n n II
A Nd dealer in eve
a ry description Of
Daguerreotype Goods,
has received this day
direct from the manu-
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For Aale,

TrWo good horses bright bay color, warranted
| sound, and gentle. Enquire at New York Hat
/ Store. noel ct A, e. SHELDON.
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A PAcr1c MasToDoN.-A fossilized mann
moth tooth of the Mastodon Maximus has
been fonnd lately in small creek at Cane
nah, Oregon. II was perfect when discov-
cred, and weighed three pounds. This is
the first discovery of the kind on the Pacific
coast.
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Wn nted.

A SITUATION az Book Keeper or Clerk, BY a gen
~ tienan who ran give good references address:
L. NJ, care Of drawer 30, Keokuk Post Once.
nnyadlw
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CAKES
nF all kinds can be had Ut
" CREIGHTON L DINNERS,
JIG l2-df johnson Street.
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I(OA RIDING in some private family, by gentle
ID man and his wife. who will pay the best prices.
Address l.. NJ. care of drawer 80 keokuk Post o6ice
noy2dIw
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wa m1eA

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A GIRL to do homework. Enquire at this office.
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