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Fall Trade.
Gate Csty boot and shoe store.

Gate Esty Boot and shoe store.
n. IL Main Street between Fourth and Fifth
FINll dcrsigned would respectfully call -,
L the attention Of the Ladies and Gentle
men of keokuk and vicinity. 10 their fine andy ~
well selected stock # Boots and Shoes, now
opened and for sale at the above establishment com
prsing all kinds Of Ladies' Gents Misses, Boys
and Chldrtus wear, OF all styles, grades and sizes
These goods have been selected with special reference
to neatness of style and durability and will be sold
At very small advance above Eastern cost, as ",
determined not to h1 undersold by any house in
the city. Please give n call. An examination Il
goods and prices is the only favor ask.
sent. \, IS5h-d IL G.. HIISkAMp Il BRO.
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The Gate city against the world .
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
A. E.. Orr

7 : now manufacturing Mattresses If every descrtp-
ton, spiral spring, Curied Hair " ool,n citing
ofton, Mos Birch Shuck, and straw Of the best
quality Pillows and holsters Of ali kinds Also
Comforts ard Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended re-,
and all articles manufactured sold ut my estab-
ishment will be offered at far terms, and warrant
ed. challenge the production If superior fk ut
any ii Establishment Of the kind IN the Western
try. You respectfully invited 10 call and exam
Inc specimens Of my WORK. Wareroom corner VI
Fourth street and Exchange.
have in operation newly invented and expensive
m achinery which enables me u manufacture BET
Ter work at liberal rates, than inferior work
otherwise manufactured can be afforded for Mate
rial for Bedding prepared by machinery Is more
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and The work
far superior il quality.
Wh otesaIe dnd Retail.
March 10 1896 ddwly
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Notice OF CO-paFtnerS hip.

FSllE uuders gncd hav this day formed a part
nershlp Wholesale and Retail Druggists, IN
der The and firm Of Wilkinson d Marshall
and Will conduct business at the store lately oceu-
pieu " Mr.. Horace II. ASres, corner of Main and
third streets, X cekuk
ANDREW J. WILKINSON.
RICHARD MARSH Vii.
kcokuk, Iowa, Feb. 4th, 1856.
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nAVGES A. HART,

WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, NO
w lis, Main Street, Is eokuk, Iowa
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that we bave
engaged in the above business having all the taeii-
tiles for purchasing our stock directly OF the manu-
facturers at the lowest figures 1t IL our object and
determination 10 build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and Wen assorted
stock making prices low that none can be less
and terms and discounts liberal as any other
house
Please call aud examine our stock. seplsd W
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I HAVE this day sold 70 Messrs. Wilkinson d
J. Marshall, my stock Of goods and interest in the
store corner Of Main and Third streets desire Ia
ny sincere thanks those of my friends who
have fax ored me With their patronage, and would
respectfully ssh a continuance Of the t. these
gentlemen who ha, become my successors,
II Fl. A1RES
keokuk. Town February 9Th. 1896.
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fbls dgu


TIVE mortgage gwen - iasi.1 - aud, PR
Naset,. arr placed III thu haua* p 81 haurne
II keokuk, wlo il authorized faeelieet VI b stes.
Due ard to grow due thereon
HJEAM HAkNFY
Ksokuk April, 10Th, ls56-smdAw
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"a - IN " t ,,u' ~, t.,... - rs foI :,
= "' re ne,.ss,rv o,5 ,as;rab, :. i,
II 'se5 =, ny 5l's "a r., ;i,,.s.,a
,tark ~ fqaey .lks. bareges. de laines. chaju.ss
H.. ues iavae nritiiauts robR cloths, eass "a, r,s
,e-tsue. aa..is .a.. ard e9mn, l. Families aill
Gr.i embrace iu THIS tork
y uaai cotton r.iiav casus
go, @e , ,o I,-,,.# .r,,...
Zig. and plain 4 o,l prints
Bed ticking, furniture prints.
stair linen. crash, huckahuek,
And cotton toweng,
together with almost every article usually kePt
IN sF' 'u>lVe dry good store
pfterulhe9 20 seii s9o"S i'' 80 f'ou's' w ~
speaiuiy soi'clt "shafe % paoi' F"'i'''e'
Keep tbs l5l7nel9 SlZPcnce Roll
mp
>er,....ys.- 4#e r.sts.. roads. III
-r..s- aA.ab
,eiif 4.ar4#r e..
t..ud 81 vsats.s asH lg.sr Sc car eFr
aa.t ~ yc,t.f.a4.. ..fa.t al. ,# fr.atv astt.
NJ hards III ut5tr. F~i.u. aan aeap. y,s,
,trr III sp -wtii ta. uae mig and oit iht
strain Trol8ug. Ay stock r!sls "a part % tae
f'do"'"2 'f5.s'' e>. ae.a.
Il .t..,.,s I,.,,,ss,t.. tls..lsl5 brown Stirring
=, - asnah,,-,S Tinen e-,r,,s IL ail
In z,'t.I raw. y cra9, tarfety !.
-. n...r. aines CbnlliTs. SIN Tissues
u3i-ana So u,,sl5rs D,,teI sviss Ginqhams
PINT &c. a,.. in tbs department is an extensive
stock If notions
MATS, BONNETS, i. UMBRELLAS TARASoLS.
4 ereat variety III Tic above articles Mems and
Bcv<' Wool. ieghorn. straw Panama and CHIP
iatS lad. 'n N''se. heghorH' s. r'I ,",,s -
l!ad h"'hfG aha laa's att"is ~ ~ ~
#uAt ing taste = "t3. -,.4,,..,,
i,''i - = = .l Nies..,
~ sNN iisItd 's' t5ti''' ~, -.
i@'is ahI my n.
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,,e4# Advertising and Collecting gent
f0i Randolph Il. Chicago
> 400 rACKA OF NJ ~
.0.tiIii t0ODS IA
2 wis, Moody * Co,
Wholesale dealers in
Dry Goods,
lots, SHOES AND HATS.
II soUrH WATER STREET.
Us Miubigan and " atRsA 3ryruts.l
E#.Hs. u ci BE House Of
&C. DAVIS 8 CO.,
ul St Lou whose experience for the past twenty
FIVE years zether witt ample means, give u tu-
cilites iii th purchase Of goods rarely equaed, and
second 20 B.ta other.
We wuuI ssure all purchasers that Ware
house is unt,sualy extensive which enables US 10
offer ~ Ill e md complete an assortment IN each q
the lines III ;. DDS above named can be found in
this mar1ef and that our goods entirely new
bought 80 ,eet market, and we viii guarantee
atlee ton IN prices ami terms, 70 az! who
a3a glth tAeIr pa aH
IN
Ury Goo0s.
les a. musl prime,
satiuets ass d . 10 Z be. per yard;
XIV. jeans d. 70 to 40e., q" de
32a prints. new e. les;
-aa CnlunEo;
2oas Iyonesc Cloths, and Alpaccas;
Dei4aiucs 7 .lck Silks, Goats Spool Thread, WAR
rantedl stew art IS best Linen Thread and general
assortment IS Yankee notions, just received by
sep22dGw Is. A. WILLIAMS.
D0oTS ana Shoes-l70 eases If boots and Shoes
ID for tnen women. boys, girl. and infants, just
received by sep22ddw j. A WILLIAMS.
Always Trading.
I HANEb ught out the Dry Goods store OF James
4 # Bruce and will hereafter continue the business
Rencmbc' he place: One door east of II. u. Wood
ward g. Vain Street. u. a. WILLIAMS,
detfnatw
DIlIps Those beautiful scotch and Tartan
r-1lSa WOODWARD cos.
DgAbE MADE CLoTHING.-Eycrythingi in tins
II line ca he had at the lowest figures at
#lerdoa W00pW ARD Il co.'s.
NyESSl> EDITORS Please Inform the Ladies
vi that Is have received the largest stock Of en-
trodcr sllars from 5 cents to $500; Maltese,
Black SIR brussels and real thread Laces; Lace JAG
II, Il ami niss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, More An
tiqug aHd 0bon Trimmings, &c, DC
II. i, WOODWARD 4 co.
aug. Is. s55-l&w
DEEss TRIMMINGS Ladies can be suited
ser.7dla WOODWARD cos.
(yT0oL tELAINES.--Eqory variety Of PLAIN and
w iga- d Wool DcLaines, just received ~
sp21&v WOODWARD & cos.
Faii styles.
WE la, just received our Fall styles Of Ladies
w NtY3t. Cloth and Siik 0loaks, Ianna s and
Niseites, o Of Brocha and PLAID Shawls.
sep27As Wo0DW ARD & CO.
DEAD LONG SIIAWl4> RI just received II
L ..Alc can ENpress' lG0 IF new and elegant
styles, wh.. with our previous stock makes cur as
seftmen' re fun aud complete tAaa al any time
4gaIl DrKkEE 4 60.
New EstBRoIDERIES-ye cry fine aul medium
y Frcrta worked collars, sets Linen and Jaeonet
collars ana cuffs fine Linen Cambria handkcrchiefs,
in short ne stock Of goods III the ahoye line just
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Byron Clothing Store
TILE IfIG ROOT :

A s we visit 10 make room forour new stoeh, 70 ar
a rive ON the first boat. will dispose OF the re,
mainder Of the stock bought from MI. Duke az ana
below cost.
Sc will be glad 10 zee all who wish bar@aint ID
poots ana Shoes T. J. ELLIOTT co.
rneh22d
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that Will never fade change in the ienst, 10
the superiority of Cutting Ambroiypes. BE par
rcular, If in want of one If these 10 call At the
AMBRorYrE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street Pictures
warranted TO glyeentre sal actien, and guar
antied to equal any in the western country. lie has
got the largest and finest Gallery between St Louis
and Chicago, with side light and sky light, which
other Gallery in this city has lie has the exclusive
gh Of this patent fpr kfok nix and Lee county. All
other pictures protesting to be the counter
feits, and imposition on the public. They are
but worthless limitations If the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up 70 deceive the public. The Ambreiyre
will keep IN water we'll upon the parlor table
They may also be set in tomb stones and remain
unimpared for ages.
Ter Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
taking pictures on glass not patented, to suit
those who wish 10 travel. He has also large
stock of chemicals on hand and colodeon of the fin
est quality, and ready for
Gallery No. 3, Third ST. keokuk, Iowa
apr35-in EMERSON, Artist
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j. ". JOHNSTON.

r TNDEEIAhEk, Iorncf II Johnson andsN1
u Third streets.
Carries on the business % Unlertaking in All It's
branches lie mas recently made extensive additions
20 hi. stock and riectcd HI arrangements IN every
department
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
mpcrvi9ns 10 air and in,iestrucfib.~, Lighly orna
tnented nud invaluable for the Preservation u the
d,al ~ well oofnAs q every st8le and hulAh far
mis- hei I'll ORDER
nsare ara earing-- furnished ann th. entire IT.
ranyeIntuts u be funeral attended when reqused.
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4s4,t%a pEtttstsAsp

DiCilkt> Eufepe framed In Ideas BY 4
L i4riul. Fa4 aa.e by GAVE 4 .99N.
,anlld
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CANDIES.

A LARGE assortment q Candies, Nuts, and Tor
n elgn Fruits, for sale b.
.ebIad CREIGHTON 4 DINNER.
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j Ware Rooms, and designs keep
,nK constantly hand Il well Sc
lee,d assortment Of all kinds Of Furniture, embra-
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus fine
and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and Card
Tables Cane sea- and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Citairs II every description from plain wooden
scat Ia the finest bair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bcdsteads If the latest styles
Lounges, 4e.
Looking Glassef Of all sizes Clocks, Carpehnga,
nour and door nattings floor and table oil cloths
IN stirasses, feather dusters, carriage trimmings,
= .nduN shades ana trimming, and every ether arii
Gle usually kept IN my line 81 business.
Part II ms stock made under uly OWE surer-
vision and the resi- poueat from manufactures Of
high standing. 80 that ! can warrant every article
for duruhi ity ana finish of workmanship
Ms object IS Is establish permanent business
here. and no the Peter Funk principles and az
an indncCmrnt 10 persons To pnrchsse of me, am
resolved T. sell be lowest 81 l~,als prlces.
Cali anl examine ny stock before purchasing
elsevhcre. ] will always take pleasure IN showing
furniture 10 Ladies and gentlemen who call on nae,
whether they feel inclined tu buy not
Nav III lS5i.~-d&wf u W. SANDERS
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INDOOR IL CLOTHS - Another lot IL feet in
| wid,s new and splendid patterns Just received
AZ s. Main street DURkEE AGO.
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-tIIE> SILKS we have received very re
> eeujly ~ express several Large Lot Of Dr'ss
S55#. ndt We are Offering II unprecedented low
pfjeas 10 another lot 10 splendid MORE An
ft#aes" 4. ress PATTERN Ma. 81 Main street
aaeIUa DIRkEE 4 CO.
~sFA3If - BtGS-Stark Mlils-Goo just receiy-
- e4a Nam ~tfott uUHhEE q co.
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rI'Hk fasarite Authoress 81 the S,uth
L a new Novel Nv the Author II Alone
The Hii4e Path. novel ~ Marion HAriand.
Those wac have read il pronounce it superior Il
:" Alone 1t is more finished production, Yet re
tanning All tle path9s and natuIancss the former
one. For safe Nv CAVE son.
1--WE Old DOMINION oew work ot great IN
1 tcrcst hy ! Z Z. james.
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( New E3tBR0IDERIES-Fe cry fine. aud medium
y Frcns i worked collars, sets Lineii and Jaecnet
collars ana cuffs fine Linen Cambria handkerchiefs,
in short Inc stock Of good, III the above line, just
received RI s. Main Street,
5.., DIRkEF a co.
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Always Ira ding

T HAVE b ught out the Dry Goods store of James
4 IT, Brues and will hereafter continue he business
in tile place
Remcmbel 5he place One door east of II. D. Wood
ward a a.. Main street BA WILLIAMS.
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l,i>nni.I Ton.

4 6as | it tct33daUtf
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q. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,

VI an NFFENEr Dot. oFN q TIH 15Es'1 hLVK
rINHE undersi 2nod has now in his =
j Ware Rooms, and designs keep
my constantly on hand a we'll Sc
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.sTTING.s rArENT AMRKoTxPEs

TiiESh pictures are
/ am ad If any thing
yer before made. / he
subscriber would call
he attention Of those
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Tahn NOTICE.

MOORE & HOOPER have jas, r,ceiyod one Il the
VI finest and best selected assprmeuia cf ptrfa
y and Fancy articles eve, br aehO MIC this 1897
kt The Ladies espeelalts HE a.. .A ea'l.
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mr.. proY.,lei ho leayes 10 the repudi"ted VIZ.
,nan her dowery. The wife, on her part van
u.k for separaton. or divorce. but only III Il cas-
Undermined beforehand. and for reasons assign
ID. A Nnssulnan code goes into strange anu
disgusting deiu- in this respect. ! he hasoaha
can take back the repudlated wife, but only at'ef
he I'm. been married to another, and this ot1er
+. dead. or has repudiated her in his tnrn. ne
Eastern legislator evidently intended I" give Inc
female sex some securities. but the BARRIERS ho
provided are feeble against the passions .. men
The absence of women from society IN me
East. produces sad effects. The mn do 10,
f-oi the need of being polite in their speeeh anu
hrhayiur. n among Christians. ! he hi' oi G III
,ersationi- unknown among the Turks hey
have violated towards the femme sex III" IA" ei
God. au1 they are punished Ton L. IT. lnP"nte
to ak an Osnanli news Of biz wife ef daughters.
Some changes begin toaPpear in Eastern Gus
toms. Inst year on the marriage ut pashh win
the sultan daughter. some Of the women lh'l,
ted adopted the European iashiol@"i clothing ana
load dres~ 1t would seem Tint these lhdIes
- Re ambitious of the honor of copy ing the women
II London aud Paris This seems nnifnpertant
Mt frst sight but tie lrast inuovutinn III the
domestic habit, of Turkey may have serious con.
srqneuces We wait the effects Of tine. mud
If European supremacy in the Ottoman Empire
The breach l. mad, and Western civilization VIII
not retreat.
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Arq8isitionO Of Territory,

The outrnges committed some months ago ut
Panama the railroad passengers crossing II
the Pacific, says the National IntAigencer,
doubtless directed the attention of our Govern
ment to the propriety of devising some means by
which to save citizens from similar outrages
in future, well as to render the transit of the
Isthmus II safe and unmolested route for all tray
ellers whatever. With a view, we presume. 10
effect this important object. our Executive ha-,
as we understand, been negotiating with the Gov
eminent Of New Granada for n cesson or trans
fer of the jurisdiction sovereignty of tract
of country ON the isthmus, embracing, of course,
the line of the railroad, and how much more We
do not know. The authorities of the lsthmus
being unable, if willing, 10 repress the banditti
which iniest Panama and its neighborhood. an
arrangement which shall place that power in our
own hands would certainly be very desirable, il
il can be effected without eomplica,ing or in
voving the exterior relations and respons abilities
Of our Government to an Objectionable extent
We simply state the fact of the negotiation, how
ever, without touching on the political aspect Of
the subject, of which our knowledge Of the de
tails of the matter too imperfect TO permit Us
~ speak.
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Execution la Ig-i-sipp.- snu-nai Scene

William Robertson, VIM murdered Frank in
Williams, with the aid OF the murdered mans
wife. was executed at lIolmesvllIe Miss, the
9Th instant. Tho condemned mnn. it appents.ad
dressed the crowd from the scail'd, "ndeayor-
ing IL awaken their svmpathjrs N his behalf mud
oIu-oi his laugHH' IN .ahaf.Ht HsI4ugue VII d.
appeal - them Ia manifest a desire that he should
he remandcd To iai and hL,e new trial; in fur.
tbprance Of which he requested thoSf in favor Of
HI, proposition to >tnl a'op! from the crowd IA
- felt assured III" sheriff would not proceed with
the execution if the popular sentiment ehaald he
found 10 be against 1t. The apparent acqar-.
crncr of the sheriff 10 thi, startling and unusual
proceeding stirred the crowd In an exhibition It
~ume iittlr excitement, and cries OF "n"w trial.
hang him" 'haug him" were i"arj ia both
,jdes.and for moment We feared mob law would
run riot around the very precincts Of our coart n
/ jIsiicc.
ihr Announcement: If the Sheriff, however,,
! nro'" t" he prisoner that he could expect n'ih
/ rg from th" Peop'r.m this emergency how'vsr
| much has own or 'heir sympa,hieS were evineed
| for h m. aud BIZ proceeding at once with his dn.
! " accordingly. queiled the rising iumult AMI II
! wps not mil, this moment that the prisoner Mp
/ prared 70 look death in The face. His cheek
blanchod his frame shook with tremor--his
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name Of homoagaphy. Il u o.a.m'd that any
book or engraving may be lhus copied With litil"
expense, and copies multiplied Indefinitely 70
that a book, however rare, need never be out OF
print. II is done rapidly and with perfect nc
curaoy. without niuring the original
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ilmbs irenbjed. ana he fell upon hi- knee aud
buried HI. face IN his hands, whle the attending
minister. DIR. Laney, approached him upon the
-cafiod in performance Of his last sad dniy.and
kneeling beside the prisoner, with his hand upon
hi, bowed bend. sent up in h- behalf an i'm
prcssiye appeal 10 heaven. After this solemn
service, the prisoner continued upon his knees
until he moment he wns launched into eternity.
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Progress md Extent of the Photo2ruphic Arr,
The city Of Paris alone contains one hundred
and ten establishments exclusively occupied In
the manufacture of materials uesd by photograph
ers and some of them employ one hundred and
thirty workInen. There urs some seven hun
bred photographers in Paris some of whom'exe-
cute eighty hineiy. one hundred portraits =
day, the average being five portraits day by
each photographer, costing fifteen cents each.
and sold at anaverage of six doliqrs. The Store
oscope is also a branch of photography in which
one Partisan finn has iavested one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
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The Lancaster tPennsylvania) Express is sure
tina. the following named gentlemen will be ten
dered the places respectively assigned them by
Mr.. Buchanan;
Hon. Lewis Cass, of Michigan, Secretary of State
lion H. NJ. 7. Hunter, of Virginia, Secretary OF the
Treasury
Hon John Appleton, of Maine Secretary of tie
xa Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia Secretary of the
War I'M ''S''''rS OF
Hon Jesse D Bright Of Indiana. Postmaster GEN
Hon. Josiah Randall, of Pennsylvania. A,orne.
General.
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HOMEOPATHY A new method of copying
pages of q printed work by transfer, invented by
N. Edward Boyer, in France. is called by the
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Departure of the Steamer Marion ia search o.
the lyOuuais.

The steamship Marion, Capt. Tooker, sailed on
Monday, nj 10 O'Clock with provisions, blankets ana
all necessary articles in search of the French steam
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to""GRs wANrED.-six good 1n.4.l


a lIas Cans trunks and other articles in my line 49,
,aay 4gr aud offered at tar living price. good
OF me best aSsofments Of goods in my line afcr.f
i.fh'hhHf7 7. SEABlh IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
rhr i...aic- of .hc Eir.. pre.h,.crinn chnr.

hod Fair ia thu Warwick House commenting Tuesday
',,n+ as h",oyh Nov 2ith. They respectfully ask the
lauH't" Of Il nbic hot dinner wnl b. prepared IN
Wednesday and Thursday 4tth and 27th.
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res such as Fonr Meal Sugars Ceees and Teas D. ant
Salt Ie' and superior Hams, Durkees Yeast Powders
ana superior atfri" Mustard Pepper Salt. Ginger SGT
soap oi variety Of brands Cheese Chocolate, Sperm
mlntnc and PainNv Candies Also beautiful +. Of It,
Work baskets " nslte country friends give ~.
"d 90 tins ihei Butter &c Tor winch viii pay The
IT rade VALENTINE & HENlNa
Z Always hand good assortment Of slal.a -.
Goods ~. -
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Iyuclbnrg Rep copf ii, aud Lexington CO. p" -,
ward account. -, ",. - T
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r. ""I friends wi~i, 'o do = :, liz, NOW
nave an opportunity to settle up their 70
sFeetNe dn 10 tho first Of August which will euab. go
ana ' Se and bring another and beaulIiu stock
!" sH'i rs'fy ifsie. MCDUEAID 4 HOOPER
40
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