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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
Greatest Bargain Now--No Mistake

We offer for sale, three beautifully located res-
licences, city lots. Lots no. in block 7, and
lot no in block 2, Crimes addition.
Also, lot 1sl, fronting al feet on Bancroft at.
by ll6 deep.
The above property will be offered at such
prices aud terms as to make sure and profitable
investment. Apply TO
BREWSTER & CO.,
y5n2on Real Estate Agents.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
MUSIC. AQ.-NEW YORK.

The EoliaD piano fortes sent to the Crystal
kaiacs from the great music rooms Of Horace
vseets. have been proved to be unsurpassed
y all others In those qualities which the great
Periornsrs must prise.--Eveoing' Post.
The Pianos sold by Mr.. Waters are very pop
!ar, The frame work 10 metallic and the in !.
Isument II warranted TO stsud any climate
kish scarcely any need Of tuning. IN. Y. Daily
The invention of the new voices has dives
that iDstrument Of its hsrsher tones, aud
vsn " all the purity and richness Of parler
aa.--EseninG Atlas. Albany, N. Y.
2ln sdmisaAla ias!fnusnt y everywhere
= Al musical circles in the south.-Alabama
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

Extracts from Testimonials concerning 8. D
+ H. w. Smiths Celebrated Melodsons.
In an article in the February number of the
Review, answering some inquiries in regard to
temperament made by William w. ir, Brook-
6eld, VT" noticed a statement that PriLee IS
Nelodeons are tuned in the equal temperament.
Since that time l have examined a number Of
Prince & Co.'s MelodeOns, with special refer
eace 10 the temperament and have not found
one tuned in equal temperament. The temper
ansnt in the melodeons of Prince & Co. 8 man
utacture that have examined, approaches near
ei tho equal than those of Carhart e. Needham,
bat II is far from equal, as any one troubled
with nice ear, think will decide, If tn ey try
the chords Of + and sharp in succession.-A
Tuner, Poultney, Vt.
We are very happy to stand corrected On
this point. We made the statement alluded to
above on the authority of a professor Of music
in this city, without having observed in refer
ence to 1t our selves--a thing We very seldom,
do. We have since examined Prince 4 Co. .
Meiodeons, and nnd "A Tuner right. Tho
nearer the equal temperature than Carhart' t's il
is still unequal. We do know however, that
S. D. q II. w Smiths Melodeons. sold bU H
Waters. No. 1893 Broadway. are tuned IN the
equal temperament IN. Y Musical Review.
Messrs. 3. D. II ". Smith rank as the first
manufacturers OF the neiOQcou IN tnis CO intry.
Their instruments are recommended by the best
Judges as superior in every respect.-Boston
Commo onwealth.
There is constantly In store at this es-
Adjustment. ten different mai es Of Pianos. and
i've different makes Of Melo, cons.
II Each instrument is guaranteed &c give
entire satisfaction, or the purchase money re-
funded.
Persons at distance wishing to purchase
will by forwarding their orders, have their wants
as well and as chesT ly supplied though per-
sonaliy pres Mt. Iv5nl0H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
DE sofa PROPERTY

DE sofa PROPERTY!
WE Eof5er at private sale, seven valssbls shares
IN De Sota city, Washington county, Nebraska
Territory A plat Of this valuable property
can be seen at our ofice-for further particulars,
price xnd terms, enSnire Of ser
s, esaf /. A, BREWSTER 4 CO.
v5nl7n Real Estate Agents
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

WILLIAM G.. JAMES,
4 TTORNEY at Law Council Bluffs City
n Iowa. (v2nlu
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

rI,HE subscriber having opened an office
at Council Blu is, in Iowa, is prepared to
loc ate lands either in the kanesviile or Sioux
Civ land districts, on warrants or cash. Hav-
,ng spent tha last two years IN explorine aud
Surveying lands in said districts. he considers
himreif qualified to make the best selections
His rates vary from 10 10 dollars per quarter
section. A liberal deduction from these rates
for larger tracts
REFERKSCEs'
Geo s. Fisher, bankers, Ottawa, Ill
Win. II ". Cu>hman,
DIR. E. Lowe, Council Bluffs.
j B. Stuteman,
B. r Pegranl,
(y5n22tf }. n WAGNtR'
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE.
We offer seven valuable city lots in Maria
MINISTER'S addition. Also, one valuable city lots
In number S, in block 16, in Grimes addition
to thiseity. Applyto
"a. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
v5nl6.i Real Estate Brokers
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SECOND SALE OF LOTS IN
KEARNEY CITY.
4 the solicitations Of our friesds. We " Ill
"A offer at public sale, on the premises, in
kearney City, Nebraska Territory. on the l4th
day Of June, and continue from day to day.
until all are sold at the option of the propretors
Terms Of sale, 4 in hand. balance In aud II
months, JOHN BOULWARE,
JOHN McMECHAN,
A. E. MCCONNELL,
v5nl3n Sole Proprietors
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DEXTER G. BLOONER,
A. w. BABBITT,

4 TTORNEY aud Councillor at Law and
N Solicitor iu Chancery. Salt Lake City,
9TH. will attend 10 all business entrusted to
hiin in Utah Territory. He will Also attend 10
bssipsss in the suprsws ceart Of the Usstsd
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w A n Il K d |

A purchas er for - acres OF valuable farm
ting land, situated on Keg Greek, being the east
= Of OF the N. Z. quarter Of section number
two. in TOW nship number 90 north of range no.
~ west. l.. a BRE WSTER & Co.
s5n22f heal Estate Agents.
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DR w r. OGDON.

- DIR. w. B. OGDUN,
CURGEON Dentist. Ofice on east side of
y Msdiso st., a few doors above The tin shop,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. lven6ly
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1OHNSON, CASADyy l. TEST have 3ast
q received large Pqp qpply Of Land Warrants,
snd are now fully prepared 70 tnsl ssttme gu
Council Bluffs, NAV 90. '55 v5ni0tf
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OMAHA CITY SCRIPT
WE have few more shares Opaha City
Script for sale.
[v5nl5tf L. A. BREWSTER SEQ.
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ROYAL D. AMY

a c. rcRD- l. L. bo" AH'
FORD Il BOWEN.
TTORNEYS and CounseLlors at Law
~ Council Bluffs City. Iowa.
TTOrs1cx, second story. n. E. corner Broad
way aud Madison Sueet. v4n2eu.
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Extracts from Editorials concerning G. Gil
bert and Company Premium Eolian Pianos
The Eolian Forte is undoubtedly the most
perfect m usical instrument human ingenuity has
constructed. Two instruments are blended In
one. The Kolian Is both attached aud detach-
ed; so thot the piano may be played with or
without it; or, with one hand the performer
may elicit the melodious strains Of the EOlian,
and with the other invoke the harmonies Of the
piano. The Instrument which, in tho evening,
incited TO the dance or aided the fes tive song.
gives forth in the morning, The peeliug tones
which prelude and accompany the solsa,n by n'n
Mr.. Waters new rooms ara very inviting to
the lovers Of music. Bat he has nothing in
his roema equal An bsadtS and oomplessasss
To Gilbert's Eolisa Pixno PortsS Morris 4
Wills Home journal. refss obs
The variety aud besuty Of tho effects 60
osly be appreciated by those who hear thes.e
magnificent iustruments at Mr.. Watrrs' sstae-
fishnent N. Y. THbuHe.
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ISAAC H. AID EN-,
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FRANK B.. WEIGH.
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= al musical circles in the outh.-Alabama
Baptist, Marion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-12

The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accept
ed Masons mt at Keossuqua on Monday
Of last week On Wednesday succeeding
they elected the following officers Cor Ill
ensuing year:
A. X. Cotton. Of Lyons, G NJ
Rev. G. w. Teas. Of Wapello p. &. NJ
J. Y. Hopkins. O,kalcosa, G. g. w.
Prof J. +. Sanford, Keokuk, G. ]. w
r. 5. Parviu Mu,caiine, G. Secretary
DR. J. Claypooi, Fort NJ ,dison. G. T
Rev. z. Walker, Libert, {;
Chaplin.
Al two O'clock the same dey they were
installed a. the Methodist Church, and an
address was delivered on the occa.ion by
DR.. Sanford, of bis City. TO large audi
ence. Tie address is highly spoken Of.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter met
on the Saturday previous. The rpre
senlas,on was large. and the session con-
tinued three days.
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who had served the late General Brai-
dock. 1t proved an evenful journey,
though not in military point of view.
In crossing ferry or the pamunkey. n
branch OF York River, he fell in company
with MIR Chamberlsyne, who lived in
The neighborhood, and who. in the spirit
Of Virginian hospta ity, claimed him as
a guest. Il was with difficulty Washing
ton could be prevailed on to halt for din
ner, so impatient was lie to arrive At VII
liamsburg and accomplish bis mission.
Among the guests at Mr. Chamber
ayne's was Young and blooming widow,
Mrs. Martha Gusts. daughter Of Mr.. John
cambridge. both pa'ric names in the
province. Her hu band, John Park Gusts,
had heen dead about three years. leaving
her with two young children nni large
fortune. She is represented as being
rather below the middle size, bnt ex-
tremely well.haped, with an agreeable
tenance, dark, L5z-lcy and hair, and
those frank, erg glng manners. 50 capt.
vstlng 10 southern women.
We are not informed whether Washing
'on had met Nj h Ter before probably
not during her widowhood, a. during that
time he had been almost continually Oh
the frontier. We have shown that. with
all his gravity and reserve, lie was quick
~ susceptible TO female charms; and they
may have had greater effect upon him
when thus casually encountered in fleet.
ing moments snatched from the cares and
perplcx ties and rude scenes OF frontier
warfare. Al any rate his heart appears
to have been taken By surprise
The dinner. which in those DAYS was
an earlier meal than at present, seemed all
ioo short. Tie afternoon passed away
like dream. Bishop was punciual &c
The orders lie lad received on hating ;
the horses paved al the door but for once
Washington loitered il tie path Of duty
The horses were countermanded, and it
was not until the mex morning that he was
again in The saddle, squirting for VIII
lam>burg- Happily the Whit House the
residence Of Mrs. Gusts, was in New Kent
county. at no great distance from that ty,
50 that be had opportunities Of visiting her
IN the intervals Of business
Ills time for conrtship however was
brief. Military duties called him almost
Immediately to Winchester but he fear
ed, should he leave the matter in suspense
some more enterprislng rival might sup
plant hind uring his absence, as in the case
Of Miss Philipse at New York. He i'm
proved, therefore, his brief opportunity 10
the utmost. The blooming widow had
many suisors. but Washington was graced
with that renown 50 ennobling in the
eyes Of woman In a word, before they
bad separated, hey lad mutually plight
ed their faith. and The marriage was TO
take P lace as soon AS the campaign against
Fort Daqucsne was al an end.
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(toHNERLY kEnKIR HOTEL,
H-A Loo ATED on The Levee. beiow N inst.
ki;f most convenient TO the STEAMBOAT landing.
Has been taken hY The subscriber, lafe o.
the rho.uix Hotel, Al has hern thoroughly re-
pared aud asEi furnished The entire Arrange
luehs are made with si,w 10 The comfort &c
his iiicnds ard customers Ile hopes. therefore.
by st4ic, attention u business to have share Of
public patronage. The attendants spsak ne
Lngi-h, German. AMI Fret ch languages. Gise
INC cali DANIEL ACNE.
Mach }, $3.50. dAva
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
AA
SUMNER AKRANGEMExTs


THE Western Sage Company respectful, an
l nonnce 10 the pubic that their Coaches
leave keokuk Daily, lSnnday excepted) far
Fairfield, q kaioosa, Fort De- MONIES and Conn.
Gil Bluhs, passing through Boston, Charleston.
Primrose, Winchester. Birmingham, Ashland.
Agency City, Otiumwa, Eddy vile, Oskaloosa
psila, moe, Apple Grove, 10 Fl Des Molnes.
From Oskaloosa itfi weekly TO Council Bluffs,
VA Belefon.ain, Knoxville, P@asnniviIle, Ind.
anois. ST. Charles, Win'er.ett, Indiantown. Sill
yer Creek, 10 Council Bluffs
Also from Oiunwa via Blakesburg. Abba.
Lagra nge, 10 Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from Kroknk. Daily, via Warren, Far
mingfon, BonaTarte Ben'onsport, Keosauq,la.
p,tsburg, Troy to Bloomfield.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort
and convenience of passengers
Coaches leave Keokuk for oil the above places
at o'clock, A. NJ.
u Office on Main Street second door above
the Laclede House.
J. HAMILTON, Agent.
June 4. 1855.
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". J. JEWELL w. NJ DOLBY.
JEWELL 4 DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
ziers and Gildcrs.

Shop on the corner Of Second d johnson
Streets. opposite the 81. Charles
MOULD respectfully announce 10 the oiii-
w sens Of Ksoknk. that they have formed
copaftnership, May 5il'. 1882 tor the purpose
o. carrying on tbs above business in al its
branches. They are ready at oil times to I'M
d,take work in their llne, which they pledas
themselves sh III be executed with ruDct ,aIi'y
and IN style eqlai - the best, and on raa-
solSbis ser ms as any others IN the city.
N b. Particular attenton paid To PAsrH
HAsGivs, which they will do with nss ness and
dispatch also oil SSH rsglsnes
Nay n. Isas Iarns
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.mhret!erlss. Laess. Nc.
Election of Directors.

0irtcr kraKUK. TT. DIs MoISrs AND Min
s4soTA Rail RoAp COMPANY,
keokuk May 10, 1888.
THE St ckhollrrs OF the Keoknk, TT. Des
/ VI .ines aui Minnesota Ri Road Company
are hereby u tilted that on election OF eleven
Directors tor said Company viii be held at the
City HALLS Tie CITY Of keokuk, on Monday The
lith dar ot luae next, AZ o'clock. NJ
IT, T. REID, President.
c. f. COM, -re,iry.
MAY II, 1850 II
keokuk Ds,p4tch and Fort D*smo.hes States
iaa cupu
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IIousc Keepers

WILL liad at s. ". & II fuckers an assort-
w nent d paned Ware, consisting Of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tubs, ChiIren's Baths. Water
Pals, Chamber Buckets Water Closets, &c,
also, JapAnel Ware. consisting Of Wash Eowls
Nests u Trunks, Cake Boxes, Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cnsh Boxes, Deed Boxes. Knife
TRAYS, Dfauers for Giasses Tea Ca8des, Dust
Pans. Sc. also, Plated Forks ard Spoons. Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, singly, and In setis
Of 81 pieces. Small Grindstoues, Enainelled
Stew Kettles AID Sauce Pens, Bell Metal Kat
ties. &c.
May !, loaa. dAw
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1 CARD.
MESNES. PaRaiELE CAMPBELL

p ESrEG1FEEIf announce to tire cIt- &.
IL izeIs If hrokuk and vicinity that "a
they intend a. soon as q room can e cb-o -
aimed ~ the new beck being built by D.
w kllbourne) 10 open 10 the public new
and we'll selected Stock Of hue Watches and
Jewelry, Silver AMI Plated Ware. Also varie.
" Of Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments Of all
descriptions. &C &c, &c, IN fact every thing
pertaining to our line oil business
For the present we NAV be found in Grsham's
block, on Second Street, three doors south OF
Parsons Banking House, where portion OF our
stock is exhibited.
We are Now prepared TO do al kinds of work
in orr line.
IT, Fire Watches and Jewelr, Of all kinds
repaired and war; anied By competent wofk,nen.
PARM ElE. a. CAMPBELL.
MAY 30 1885
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/ ON Irving's life OF Washingtol
washing tons Love Affairs
CONCLUDED.

Tradition gives very different motives
from those OF business for his two sojourns
in the later city. He found there IN early
friend and scnoolmate, Beverly Rob nson,
son OF John Robinson, Speaker Of the
Virginia House OF Burgesses. He was
living happily AID prcsperously with n
young and wealthy BRIDE, having married
one Of tho -nieces and keirs sses OF Mr..
Ado'phus pailIpse. a rich landh ldtr,
whose manor house is st Il 10 be seen on
the banks OF the Hudson. At the house
OF Mr.. Beverly Robinson. whore Wa,h-
ing on was an honored guest, he met Mss
Nary Philipse. sister and co-heress OF
Mrs Robinson, q young lady whose per
sonal attractions are said 10 have rivalled
her repu.ed wealth.
We have already given an instance OF
Washington S early scnsiIbility to female
charms. A life, however. OF constant
activity and care passed for the most
p'rt in the wilderness and on the frontiers
lar from female society--had left little
mood or leisure for the indulgence of the
tender sentiment /: but made him more
sensible IN the present brief interval OF
gay and social life. to the fractions Of an
elegant woman. brought up in the poll Q
circle Of New York
That he was an open admircr of Miss
Philipse is historical fact that he sought
her hand. but was refused, is traditional
and not very probable. His military rank.
his early laurels and distingnshc ipresence
were MI calculated TO find favor in female
eyes but bis soiourn in New York was
brief; he may have been difident in urg-
ing his suit with a lady accustomed to the
hom'gc Of society. and surrounded by ad-
mircrs. The most probable part Of Tho
story is that he had made sufficient ap-
proachcs in his siege OF the lsdy's heart
to warrant summons To surrender.
=
Washington Was now ordered by Sir
John S.. Clair, tho Quartermaster Gcner-
al Of the forces under General Forbes, to
repair to Williamsburg. and lay tho state
81 the casa bcf,re the Council. lie. re.
eH promptly on horseback. attended by
Bishop. III. sell trained military servant
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Rankin & Miller

III AVE made arrangements at Washington
Ill City, b. which they can speedily pfoeafs
Land Warrants under the law Of 1885.
All! persons who have served IN any OF tie
wars Of the United States .nlidrd io 100
acres. II case Of aecease Of persons who setp-
ally served. the widows ard heirs are entitled.
No charge unless successtil
Office oscr pfrsons Bank, Ne, kuk, feps
March 81 1885 dGp I'm
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WILLIAM w BEI,KEAP.


4 I I Q T ) I 4 I I. 4 II
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INsURsNCE AGENT
HAVING rec eivsd rex Comm siau from tbe
- Governor. Is rfepsrea 70 take acknowledge
neuis AID deposition, a. usual.
All Business requiring tie services u Nots-
nv Public ate des3 to promptly.
Fire, Inland and LII. Insurance Policies III
snhstania companies issued st lowest rates
Pensions ard Lard WarFantA obtaipei for
those entitled 20 them, aid Land Warrants
bought and sold
~ Office' corner Main and Second Streets,
up stairs.
Iane . 1915. d-mIi.6tn
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Bills III Lading, and other Blanks for sale al
this Office and Blanks of all descriptions neatly
cheApiy aud expediiou,ly printed aud furnished
10 order
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FANCY cAxDrKs.

lust received the largest and bret assortment
u of Fancy Candies ever before offered in K-o-
knk; also large assert merit ri Fruits. Nuts, &c.
1T CREIGHTON g. DINNERS
April 80, 1855 dif johnson Stree
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PRINTED ENVELOPES.

We hasea very neat design, got up for tie
purpose Of printing BUSINESS cards upon letter
envelores. individuals or BUSH ess firms wish
Ing their rasas SO printed, esR have them very
handsomely done for very small sum, al the
Carr Cry jon OrFIcr
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GRfSDSTCSE

A FINE Ioi Of be usual sizes, fof sale ~
u SW & II TUCKER,
May I. 1898 d&w
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Surveyors fapc Lines.

A WIRED article, aid strongly e-ta.ed.
"A : " Il Ii Tucker
SGD of the Red Paddock.
MAJ /, 1857. e&w
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One More

THE undersigned haveing pernanilv located IN
keokuk, has opened Tailor >hor on John
son street, one door West OF The Post Office same
side, and hopes br pnnciualilY and strict nf-
teniion 10 business TO merit a share Of public
patronage. Being stranger. ! respectfully
solicit trial, and all work entrusted to my care
shall be done IN d work N ankle manner and "a
fit" guaranteed. "Stufy 10 pleasen shall be my
motto. With those Who desire il will cheer
fully go TO the store4an assist them in selecting
their goods.
T. KELLY.
k~okuk, May q, 1883. 1mdAw
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IlENTAL SURGERY.
GATE CITY HAT STORE.
"a

g F. VOORHEES, 4 co. respectfully an ~
~. nonncc to the citizens OF keokuk adS
the merchants generally that they have just r.
turned from the East. where they selected and
are now receiving the largest and mout complete
assortment of Hats, Cape, and other articles IN
their line ever brought 10 Keoknh. An rxpeii.
ence oil thirty years engaged manufacture,
ard in the sale Of hats, angh, 10 enable us Il gre
entire satisfaction 10 retailers aud CONSUMERS
II will be cur business well as our interest
always to select with care, both with regard TO
quality and style. We have located here per-
manenily and will exert ourselves 10 do Justice
TO our purchasers. The citizens of the city can
rely upon our hats being the best quality AUD
newest style
Please give MS call am. look over Or stock.
at the "Gafe City Hat Store,n No. IT, opposite
Mskenny & Runners Drug Store.
Highest price paid in cash for al kinds OF furs
snd deer skins s. y. VOORHEES, H. co.
Mach 70 diff
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TINE new summer style Of Cents Beaver Hat,
J. for 1883 can be lound al ihr
NEW YORK HAT EMPORIUM,
e, Man stree.
al and lonk 81 saen.
Mr. "a 1919
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New Grocery Store.

\ J.. X A l. $ r @ n & b II O
II AVE mt open-ts new Fau.ily Grocery and
IL proys,oR sfore III tie room formerly occtl-
plea BY p. e. Smith as an A4clas Room. Or
Johnson street. wher. they anteld TO keen
chosce sni well selected variety exactly sdap,ed
- The demands at he retail iraie OF the city.-
They irs'. the Inspection Of tie citizens gene.
reilly, and have 10 dovbt hat hey can ofT,r in
'acemspis ior eqgen' alls and continued GUS
tom. A. j. RATSTOl 4 BHO,
Is, Johnston street.
keohuR May II, 1856.
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CHICAGO. June 8, a. a-Our returns
now embrace sixty coun'ies. OF these 3z
give majorisies against Prohibitory amount.
ing TO 1915, The others have moiofities
for Prohibi'ory amounting 10 5,eu5.--
Thus. there is an apparent majority foi
Prohibition oil 80 votes. and the result re-
mains in doubt. with considerable apprc-
tensions OF tie defeat fthe Law
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-The grand
banquet OF the Know Nottings came f
n, five O'Clock this evening. Four hun
dred and fly persons were present
Mayor Conra1 presided. The rooms and
tables were most beautifully decorated
The first toast was.
l. The Union " Ii was responded Il
by kennelt Ray ncr, OF North Ca, DINA
IN an old time patriotic gloricaiio.
speech.
2. = Amer.ca ruled by Americana. .
Responded 10 by : B Ricords. II p.
:. = Religious Liberty Responded
20 by c. Andrews. Ct New York.
Much con fusion and disorder prevailed
The speakers were several times inter
rurte !, the clair with difficulty prescrv.
Ing order.