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s.kEEP Up THE AGlrArIoN'.--So SAYS the Min
nesotan,-so say we but what good will it do,
unless some of our citizens take the lead in ''per-
feeling organization of the Fire Departments"
HASN'T the Press time and time again alluded to
the subject? HASN'T it pointed cut the evils
which will low from a neglect of some safe guard
against fires? What more can it do? But
Z" Phoenix" says:
sit is the most perfect folly in tho world to
he planning 'Citv HALLS uniform grades and
various other schemes desirable no doubt, but of
secondary importance TO the one under consider
alton. while we have literally facilities what
ever for eXtingushing fires, and saving ourprop-
crtv.
There's just where we differ, MIR. ''PhWnix;"
il we can't g,ta Fire Department, with engines
to protect from the DANES, let us get the next
best thing, II properly laid ont city and decent
City Hall. When IL movement is made in this d.
rccton, we snail have Fire Department, for
better buildings will then be erected, and owners
will be more anxious to protect them from the
flames. \ man who ownes building which cost
HIM $500, cares not half so much for we'll or
gained Fire Department, as he who ownes Il
building costing SO, 900. Why? because the for
ner Dut HttIC W lOSc, While inc ldtter Ten
times the amount. Now we say, just in proper
ton as you widen and grade the streets, just in
like proportion you will cause the erection Of
better buildings and if better buildings are
erected, people will be more anxious that they
should be protected, and consequently more anx-
ious for we'll organized Fire Department; so
that the agitation of one subject must necessarily
conduce TO the benefit of the other What saws
''Ph9nix! - Mark you've are in favor of Fire
Department with engines .yirst-if can't get
that, give the other.
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DoRwNED.-A deck hand on board the Reveille
was drowned on Thursday last. He was knock
ell Oft the deck by plank, and the current throw
ing him under the boat, he soon disappeared
The accident occurred on the Minnesota river.
near Henderson.
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US. DISTRICT CoURr, SECOND DIsr.-The sum-
mer term of this Court for Ramsey County COM
mences one week from Monday next June ID
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We should like to know---for the fun Of the
thing---what idea the Times has of Troians
and gods---what relative position he assigns
them from his readings of mythology 80 Pho
netr.
Trojans" are one-horse local editors in
search Of items. Goods" are the items, VS. the
logs, and as the Trojans were after the gods.
so virtually the editors in question, were after
the items. MythologicaIly speaking, this is
'unique"---very, Do you comprehend?
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& IT Y L Il l. NJ S =.
TO the SUFFERERS!

Persons who have been sufferers ny tne iate
fire. have the free OF cur columns Tor
ad yertisiny, for the space Of six months.
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Gy' The Messrs. jerome, of the Jerome Clock
Factory. New Haven, Ct, are now in the city
stopping at the Winslow House.
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geJ~"Flames shall appear tomorrow.
ICY We are not so uncharitable as to be-
lieve that any one would steal DR.. Patterson s
rolling mill We think it will be restored to
him---at least we hope so.
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CoURrs.--Judgc Sherburne returned on Satur-
day from holding the up river terms of Court.
namely, at Watab, Little Falls, st. Cloud and
Monticello. We understand there was not case
for trial nor indictment found at either of the
Courts, but that there will probably be business
for the Fall Term,
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ANOTHER SToRM.--The present season is
eel, brated for storms. On Sunday night, thun-
der and lightning. wind and rain, divided their
powers equally, and rode the air with fear
lessness truly startling. The heavy peals of
thunder Jared even firm buildings, while the
flashes of lightning almost blinded those who
sat in its way. The rain deluged the streets.
and started the river on 4 rise. 1t is re-
cur in the evening or night. Rarely, if ever
does t. under storm come up in the morning
or afternoon, and such thunder storms we
have never witnessed the like in any other Sec
ton of the country! Yesterday the air was
quite cool
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J BASS. A. C. LEWIS.
j. w. BASS s. CO.,
FORWARDING and Commission Merchants. Lower
Warehouse. Steamboat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
THE subscribers woal
that they will the Forwarding Commits
Business at the above named place;
and facilities, confidently hope your patronage
April %. .S55-wu
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PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILLS.
hand and made TO order, to cut "a 10 thou
sano rect OF lumber IN 10 hours, driven BY Portable
0. ss,nn snsines' r. W. GATES 4 CO.,
heV]V-o3wu Eagle WORKS, Chicago
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HAMLIN & LANCASTEK'S
Office e. Land Aeeu

exchange Otfice Il Land Agency,
Sank Rapids Benton Co., Ainnesofa.
PUBLICATIONS made, Land Warrants located Taxes paid
~ money invested and all business entrusted care
faithfully and promptly attended
Attorney at LAW. surveyor sSi
REFERENCES:
MINNEsorA-Sauk Rapids, George w. Sweet, Register of
u 81 Land ONCE, jeremiah Russell, ESQ. 81. Paul. Hon
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-iov. Minnesota.
pENNsYLvASrA-Phladep Hon. N. b. EIdred, Naval
Omcer; Hon. Geo. w. Woodward, Judge Supreme Court
PENN Wkesbarre Warren Ego MjIlersv,iie
Prof John y. Sodard Hartford, Prof. Willard
new YORK CIry-Ralph Mead Il Co.; Quackenbnsh Il
Co.. Strang, Murray & Co. ivI9-6mdGv
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EDITORIAL VIsiT.-We had the pleasure yester
day of meeting j. X. Briggs, Esq, one of the ed
tors and proprctors Of the ''Daily Gate City,"
of Keekuk, Iowa. Mr.. b. visits our Territory to
see what can he seen, and we presume he will
..reOort prorreSS' -
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MINNESOTA HOUSE,

MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA MYRICK, PnOPRIEToR,
LeSueur City, Minnesota.
LAVING been Considerable expense fitting up
House stable can give rs good
valley Particular attention will be paid to IN.
uris of the table with the best the country produce
or be oetaned. -ra1-Iv.
GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near the Halt Way House, betueen st. Paul and
ST. AafhOny.
WE have the pleasure public coming
ns choice 10. Of rrs and md Shrubs
small quantities (feb20-wtD l.. II. FORD co.
FOSTER DAVIS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Lave bulta large and coniniious Warehouse the
where they are rea to store and re-ship freight. They
also keep well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
or all kinds Dry Goods Shoes, and Ready Made
Clothing. People need TO buy their Good.
for bound to sell goods cheap they Paul.
and all We ask is to give call before st.
All KINDS OF Country Produce taken in exchange Goc-
Ierns strlcily cash. iel5-d&wtf
FREE OF CHARGE.:!
TWO SPT ENDyD PARI.OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Boil
tor Abbey in The Odn Tmes,' aspenti engraving
from the Celebrated painting by Ltn>ecr Departure
from painting by d. Roberts. The price abve
engravlnas is 50 but viii be free Of charge
fouo~s-rhe subscribers have established Age CIV
in Philadelphia, and will furnish publication at
e ce rec Of postage Any person, by forwarding
Harpers, GoleS Putnams Graham Leslie's FASH
either the engravines free of charge Drill
subscribing to s. and 81 Magazine, Peterson's, and
Chaen's Ladies' Christian Annual they will receive both
MAGAZINES AMI copy OF either the engravngs.
Every description of Eagra Wood
ness and Dispatch Views of Buildings, Newspaper Headings
Views OF Machinery, Book Illustrations, Certificates,
Business Cards. &c All orders sent BIZ mail promptly
ed toe Persons wishing views their can
send aD'suerreotype or sketch Of the building by
press.
having saeabe articles would no II to
their sdvansse to address the Subscribers,
Of SO sS% Third ST. sssd e1aGS1 pa
J. pYnAM. r.MAY PIERCE
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TUESDAY, May q.

AeESDAi3
Dun New HorEL.--The new brick hotel,
on the corner of Seventh and Jackson streets,
is one hundred and twenty feet square; built
of brick, and is six stories high, including the
basement The lower story is chiefly se,apart
for stores, of which there are eight in number.
There is broad flight Of stairs leading from
each front to the second story, which is divided
off into numerous parlors, offices and sitting
rooms, together with large dining hall, forty
by seventy feet.
The third story is divided into handsome
suits of rooms for the accommodation OF fami-
lies and other visitors.
The fourth and fifth stories are mostly sleep
ing rooms. are Of good size, airy, well-lighted
and ventilated The whole being built in the
most substantial and workmanlke manner.
The estimated cost of the building is one
hundred thousand doars-amount necessary
to furnish it, $50, 900. 1t is nearly completed
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
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FuLL.---The WinSlow House is now crowd
ed with strangers. a larger number of rooms
is needed to accommodate those air,adv in the
city
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SEVERE GALE.-On Friday evening last the
Heavens became lurid with flashes Of lightning
and about nine o'clock the dark, frownng clouds
sent forth volume Of wind most terrific. Per-
sons in the street were scarcely able to navigate,
and those who did navigate were completely COW
cred with dust, and their eyes, nostrlls ana ears
flied with dirt. y severe shower Of rain soon
set in, and the storm continued nearly all night,
accompanied with less violence of wind, but
heavy thunder, and vivid flashes of lightoing.-
Many brick as well as frame buildings rocked at
the mandate of old Boreas, and for Il time fears
were entertained for their safety. We have learn
ed, however, of none being blown down nor
not halt much damage done as we were led
to expect from the severity Of the storm, would
be the case. Saturday morning it was still
cloudy, Lut the air much purified and cool
ed.
F Mr.. Andon is an old and u0,thy cti-
zen-not ,realthy, as OUT patent laundering COM
poSitor mil lie him out in SATURDAYS paper.
LITHoGRAPHER.---lt may not be generally
known to our citizens, but we have most ex-
cellent photographer in St. Paul, who is now
engaged on several very excellent maps. His
name is Louis Buechner. and he informs us
that he has more work here than is furnished
in Cincinnati.
E71" There were more logs IN the river on
Saturday. Where such host of these inhab-
itants of the woods come from, is a mystery.
The more the merrier, for lumber will be
cheaper, and the poor man better abe to build.
FULL.---The Winslow House is now crowd
ed with strangers. a larger number of rooms
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CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE.
1856. WINNIE s. COOLEY, 1856.
MERCHANT TAILORs,
wholesale and Retail Dealers and
Manufacturers in
Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boys
and Children's Clothing.
Roberts Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
st. Paul, May 1st 1886. mxo,s
PHOTOGRAPHS! PHOTOGRAPHS:
A NEW ART AT
Whifney's Pioneer Daguerreotgpe Photoqropw,
Art GdlLeru

dV UNteTy,
Over Charley Efes Sore Corner Third and Ceder
ST. PAUL.
UIohAPiS are pictures taken paper somewhat re-
steei engravn9s, with all the perfection
the Dacuee1yes, and superb
TO Daguerreotypes.
whitney, now making these at his above. thu
highest perfection of the single picture will cost
nearly as rauch as Dgrreotypc, number can be ded At
mmcn less prizes after the first they can be
d ultp'ied 0d ibffum a much less cost, - "
These pictures are worthy Of passin notice.
pecimens may be a his Gallery,
rnotoeraphs Of the iamented NJ pioneer Ed
OF the Suspension Bridge at St. anthony,
Han Chiefs, Braves, &c. &C., for sale.
DIV Il. WHITNEY,.
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The President has vetoed all the improvement
bills, which has greatly exasperated the members
from the north west.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NHE undersigned citizens Of 81 paul
the nnaoitants Of Minnesota, that he established
nmse hee as Land Aaen Broker and Conveyancer, and
hopes at BY strict attention
I'd mer't phb'lc patronage. Oh SRLES A. MONDELET
st. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 10y
st. Paul. May 10, 1856. 6m
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To Mi1lers and Lumbermen!
FULTON, PERKINS l. CO.,
WOOD AND IRON
MACHINISTS AND MILLwRI0HTs
Corner Canal and Washington Streets, CHICAGO.
the ony arm In Chicago legally authorized to manu-
facture
PA q Els
PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Mills are the lumber regions,
they avorite, aud will cut from 5000 to
10000 feet Of lumber in 10 hours.
We also manufacture
PORTABLE GRIsT MILLS, IMPROVED SMUT MACHINES
PORTABLE FLOUR BOLTS, MULAY AND LATH SAWS,
ROTARY grain SEPARATIONS RESULTING SAWS,
And every variety Of Machinery In our line.
~ Steam power furnished when required.
Mill Drafting Building and Repairing done to order.
For further inforrna; iou or orders. address
FULTON, PERKINS & CO., Chicago.
ap25-3mw (P. O. BOX $751;
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E@- Wren & Croft lost by the late fire, be.
tween 50 800 and $1,000. They had large
number Of watches and silver ware in the store
Of Greenleaf & Chappell, on sale. These ar
ticlcs were uninsured and are total loss.
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ANOKA LAND AGENCY.
GEORGE SMILEY,
yXTIL promptly attend to all connected with byng
w and selling of Land, locating Land Warrants Sc.
Particular attention will be
Timber Lands, for which the of thorough
and conpetenf judge OF timber has been
descriptions hand.
REFERS To-wooabury & Larn"d, Aneks. Minnesota: l..
Bstwick, Esq. ST. Anthony, Min; f. Nash. ST. ntho-
Min; X. p. RUSSELL Receiver, Office Mincauo
MIN; Marshall Co., Bankers, St. Paul; J. p. Woodbury.
Kalamaz@o MICHIGAN; Prof. ]. j. Mape,, Newark. n II
Prof. A Beach, Iowa City. -
IL All communications should he directed 10
GEO SMILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
Anoka, April 10Th, 1856. anI5-dS wtf
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SATURDAY, May q.
Written Tor the Daily Times.
nlk NJ
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LITTLE FALLS. May 18th, 1896.
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all Wlnter anu WGTC uI1IHJUTtU Uy tHE ITUSV. Do
says the Pioneer.
RuNAwAY.--A horse attached to buggy, con-
tanning two men, came dashing down st. Anthony
street yesterday noon, throwing out of the men
near the Winsow House and the other near the
American House. Miraculously neither was
hurt, but the legs of the animal were somewhat
bruised. lie was ''cotched'' near the Livery
Stable of Rice 4 Benson--buggy unhurt.
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Drs. BILLS ~ MOVES.
OPERATIVE DENTISTS. MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. SO Fourth Street, ST. Louis No., Le,eis & GrcShons
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. d. G. Estes, Messrs, r. IT, Miller & Co
Mr.. John r. Hammond, Townsend. Robinson
Messrs. f. A. II Sc r.. Filiey, & Co.
DIR. Vanzandt.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. myI5;tf
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Brass Hand Instruments.
+ D.. X. MOULD 4 co.,
prMPoRrERs ANDn5oBBxns or
MI Sl CAL NJ T. r. g H N Disc,
No. 10 Lake street, stairs CHICAGO, ILLIEOIS keep
constantly hand follows
SAXHORNS. BIB 4 Eb Oornopefus.
Eli soprano. !" Post Horns.
BIZ Soprano. sc Bugies.
Eb Alto. fe Cymbois.
BIB Tenor. Valve Tromboues.
BIB Baritame. Snare Drums, wood.
BIB Bass.
Eb Contra Bass. Bass Drums, all sizes.
Having made with the best French and
American Manufactures, enabled greater in
ducemens Bands aud Teachers the " Brass In-
strumepts than any other house In the West.
vos, Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons, &c, BEST ITALIAN
Violin aud Guitar Strings.
PIANO FORTES AVID MELODEOyS
From the makers. sp25-1yw
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SPECIAL NOT ICE TO NEW YORA
AND Do&fON PAaSEKGERx.
Il HourS S0 we'd
BFTAkING THE
NEW YORK AND ERIE Il. Il

NEW YORK AND ERIE r. r.
DAs~ENGERS taking the $40 a. m. Train on the
L Michigan Ccntral Railroad nj Chicago, arrive at
Suspension Bridge loo ?. m. same day. and
met ereiss1~siy with thc New York Erie Railroad
arrive in New York city next day at 2:45 p. IN.
SErEN HOURS and TWsaiy Minutes IN adpaaes
Of any Other ROUTE.
Passengsrs taking the a:a5 p. IN. Train on Michi-
gan Central Railroad connect through by Niagara
FSth Road, Also by the North Shore line Of steam
boats to Buhaio, arriving la lime for Z. tho
New York = krie Railroad, arriving in New York
'4@s "SsT@nE syS1nf :, ..s sss s,.., ,o,,,,,,,
AIad1g ronie.
gan son.hcrn connect 81 Toledo with steamboat di-
rect TO Buffalo and arrive in time for the $50 a. IN
Steamboat Express train ON the New York 4 Erie
Railroad. arriving in New York Mt ii:55p.m
SfA HOURy in adranee Of tar AibdHy route.
Pasengers taking the I'LL train on the same con
nect at Dankirk with the =. N. train the New
York Erie Railroad, arriving ss New York at $3.50
p. III.
oyE MORN s.n T,oea,y unx,e. in adssnc. Of oay
Other rontr
Passengers leaving Chicago Saturday J2e .. m
on Miehigan Central road viii arrive 10 New Yorh
city sunday 2.i5 p.
NINETEEN HoIRS ia ddrGnee Of tAe Al5aa,
rour.
Trains from Dunk irk, Buffalo and Niagara Fall
On New York d Erie Railroad make direct connee
tions wit all trains leaving Chicago for the EAst
running through dlrect 10 New York with lea
changes than any other route.
"a Passengers must be particular TO purchls
rick,s via New York Erie Railroad, IL they
wish to save SIX or SEVEN HOURS in time, an,
ga through without delay.
Through tickets over The above route can b. pro
cured at all the prineiIai ticket Offices in the est
and ut he Rail Road Ticket oihcc between the La.
ciede House and Stage Once, keokuk.
Merchants, Produce aud Stock Dealers can max
through contracts by calling on the Company
Agents A. II. FEfEkE, Ax't
a. Dearborn ST., Chicago.
B.F. SMITH, ten Agent,
hts9 .nA
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SANDERS, SCOrIELD 4 CO.
CurRNlTIRE " n r n ON NS

-
Main Street, bet. 5th 9th Sts., kEOKUK, IOWA.
JyuE undersigned have nov in
i thier Ware Rooms, and design
keeping constantly ON hand we'll
select assortment VI Ali kinds Of Furniture,
cling Marble Top Dressing, aud plain Bureaus; Ems
and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and Cxrd
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat, the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain Ane
fancy turned Cottage Bedstsads Of ths latest
Lounges, Ac.
Looking Glasses Of all sises Clocks, CaYpetinss
Aoor and door mating. hoor and table oil cloths
mattresses, feather busters. carriage trimmings
window shades and trimming and every other art,
Gle usually kept in our limo Of business.
Part Of our stock was made under own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufac,ories o
high standing, so that We warrant every arficl
for durability and finish VI workmanship.
Our object is TO establish n permanent busines
here, and not the Peter Funk principle; and .
an inducement to persons TO purchase OF Us, We ar
resolved 10 sell at the lowest 81. Louis prices.
Call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We viii always take pleasure showinl
furniture to Ladies aud Gentiem who call ON us
wheth they feel inclined to buy not.
SANDERS, SCOFIELD 4 co.
| Nav 81 fSt6 .-dAwtf
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EDWlO 10. GRANT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW

NOTARY PUBLIC, AND
,ss~4ssHMeEWt baWA Agemt.
PELLA.. ..a......................M MARION CO., lONA
MILL attend promptly 70 buying. selling and
w leasing real estate. paying taxes, examining
titles, preparing Of legal papers making collections
and all other connected With the real estate
business.
w,llpractice the legal profession in thisHnd tn
adjoining counties.
kgrxsExcEs; Ill. Sherman l. Co. Greene, Wesre
4 Rice, IT. Des Moncs; John White 4 Co., OskA-
loosa; l.. IL. urant, Mere. Associations Library, y.
Y.,City; Prof. X. D. Muxzcy, Ciacinnati.
aurll dkwtociq
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REMOVAL.
u. q. Bernard Il Go.

llAvE removed their store from the old stand to
Usios BLOCK, between 9th and Tth streets, on
Main, where they ofer for sale ar cheap as the
cheapest, general assortmentof
shoe, saddle and Harnes ess Leather,
Ensmelled and Patent Leather, Enamelied Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Fly-Nets, whips and Whip
LAshes
Also, general assortment Of
SADDIEKY AMDWARE,
Saddlery Hardware, we'll selected in the kastern
ket. ana for raie 81 ST. Louis prices.
They have hand and are constantly manu-
featuring Of the beet materials, Saddles, Brides and
Harness of every description.
The above articles will be sold NJ wholesAle or re-
tail at uniform prices.
Those wanting anyth hing in our line will do vel
TO call and examine our stock before buying W
intend to give ali, the worth of their money.
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides
10. BERNARD 4 CO.
Kaokuk, 10, Sept. '55.--dAw
FI,WO THOUSAND bushels piasterer's hsir for
sale cheap for cash ny
junsl7dAw j o. BERNARD W.
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IOnN.ON DAypEn = CO.

XXYHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and 6Aoes, No
w lis, Main Street. Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located In this city We would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior thai We have
engaged in the above business having all the faeil-
ies for purchasing stock directly Of the nAnu-
facturers at the lowest figures II is object and
determination to build up = large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and we'll assorted
stock making prices low that be less,
and terms aud discounts ~ liberal ~ any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. sep1sdw
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V1NTESE valuable lands are in Clark county, No,
about Is miles from the Mississippi River, and
IL miles from the Des Mones.
They wsre located some 20 years since by the
Hon. DAs'L WEBSTER. with view TO make choice
farms. Having abundant stock water, and en-
brscing some Of the ch,ifesi Tiaatsf Prairie IN
the State, they Off great inducements persons
wishing good farms 10 improye. For pasticul ars
inquire of JAS. d. ESTES, or
WM. BROWNEL..
Keokuk, Sspti ~l2w-w3m
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Notice,

I HAVE sold my stock OF Furniture, and entire
interest in the Furniture business, to Mr.. G. :.
AnBorr, If the GateCity Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends and customers for their many favor and
vor and patronage. X. WILSEY.
oh l3-dtf
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NiLLiAn WINTER rfopfNtef. - .
1yOKNER second and Cedar Streets, Fort MAds-
~ son, Iowa.
~ baggage taken to and from boats Free OF
charge.
~ stage- leave this House daily for keoksk
and bur lington- June 70, 1000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-29
lpost and Times copy,
LIMEl LIME II

WE. the nndersigncd. would inform our friends
w and the public In general, that we have Just
burned kiln of Rrst rate lime, and will
keep op hand full supply Of said article during
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
Kilns ths Arst below the corporation limits.
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