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While at the artists exhibition yester
day, our reporter was standing near Ste
phenson's bust of Ruth" A friend, point
ing to the yelled head of the Jewish maiden
said, sit is not every girl that gets such q
beau as Boaz) she did" The reporter med,
itated then smiled, and Immediately propos
ed to expend a couple of shillings for the pun
"Nay, owe me, (Naome,y' said the wa g
Thinking the neighborhood to warm, the re
porter turned 10 look at Champneys mag
ni6cent snow covered mountain. Boston
Traveller.
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r E A D S
Improved Patent Combined

TX u D. 10 a N ID M q w r. IL
THIS Is truly the Farmers Machine. II is more
simple in its construction, stronger and du.
rable than any other and il unqesticnaby the best
ReapeEand Newer in the Word.
Hundreds OF these Machines have been sold in the
West and have given universal satisfaction; and the
demand for them the last year proves beyond
question that they the favorite Machines with the
Farmers wherever they have become known. They
have been sold in Indiana Illinois, Iowa, kentucky
Tennessee, Kansas, Arkansas and Missouri.
Orders received 10 st. Louis for Machines for
France and switzerland, and after an examination Of
all OF The most celebrated, ihese were selected
The superior advantages in these Maehiats are:
LIST II Is more simple and less liable get out Of
der than any otles.
I'D Is stronger and will bear faster driving, an
sequenty will do work than any ether Machine Of
width OF cut.
Sd. Rskes easier than any other Machine. and men
prefer rakng to binding, driving, and the 70.
king " done better than Is done by any other Mrchne
the grain being left and good bundle for bind
ing.
4h II will cut down cnanGled grain better than any
other Machine. Some Farmers say II VII. cot lodged
grain when ether Machine can.
9th by far the ghiest draft Machine made that cuts
the width.
9th. But little side draft, and weight the ncck'
OF the horses. Works with timber tongue, which
easily he made stiE for cutting grass, IL desircd.
sold by KEITH, ROBINSON 4 co.
may i-4td2saw tGa= copy1 Agents, Burlington
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aANEw DoDoR--k plump. good looking girl,
only Twenty-Five years AZ agt. has recently VIC
timized several rentiemtn of Philadrlpha, pos.
ses-ors or susceptible bsarts, BY rushing into
their arms, and with tears and groans desiring
the loan Of vs. and X's. saying that her father
was cut or town. Had she been plain and old,
It Is probable the money would not have been
forthcoming quite 20 readily.
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Or SeIf.ENktnE Ken CT x HOWcF. Ihe
hest Conn btncti Machine LA uscs.4 900
bGildlm. for hn rye~t Og 1877.
THUS Machine has Raker always on hand, and
i doing The work. pArsic ularly In lodged or heavy
crop, better than man.
Saving at least another hand Ia binding Il even .
greater grain saver labor saver. and 10 also
rate mower.
The change from Reaper 10 Mower Is very simple and
made few minutes. and wheel II attached 60 the
outer end 10 the moving bar TO regulates the height Of
cutting 10 facilitate backing and to from Geld to
neld.
Printed Instructions supplied 10 purchaserA for put
ting Reaper together and using ana Tor changing s
IL n Mower.
EF Pamphlets giving iuIpAriialiy the opinions OF
Farmers, Its Aavansages and defects can D. had by
applying 10 LEVI hAoEh, agent.
Ofiee ~ Fears Warehouse Water st., Burlington.
feb is.dkwtf {tsa1ette cepsl
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fEHcFs~~c = ngSsttN9tfN.t .ra
TnEes leave .~sr !. --r lay 49, Is OF bariinfsn
} snvre ~ jsAr country .tsAs tap .Ayt rsesSs.
SprinR stock Of N4A4a.-c-v za,0 WMry - .reS
which viii ccnp~ss Iaves ~ With any snha' !. :. 10
IN the city We hope bys.,.t attention 70
merit share Of paAii patronaEs. Country
supplied on ihessltsSms. ...,.ntyra
wanted. Sforeun Tsvd Street, opposite 80 W.
a. AsrcA EarAnyt .leSa.
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Important to Millers!
yG0E Wards NEW NNs'T MACHINE

AND SEPARATOR Cos BsaNED.
w tAe Thu method of informing Millers generally
w that nov manufacturing aud will keep
constantly hi nd Woodward's Combined shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best In
use, and we hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used II will bear out in this assertion. II IL
pact and durable. with less power than most
machines ami does all the work heretofore performed by
three machines, viz: the Screen Separator aud Smut
ter say nothing of the Farming Mill which has usual
~ TO be used In cleaning dust from ota.
A. to the mode of OPERATION in the first place
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of the
from the grain before securing. While in the
process Of securing the grain brought in contact with
strong blast OF air, which carries OF dust fast
made II then passes into larger Separator where it
is cleared Of chess imperfect grains oats Sc and is
then ready for grinding. The dust is sli not only
cleared from The grain, but from the chess. oats and
olal, and blown clear out Of the MILL Another very
great advantage Il that Il can be set the floor
with the barrs any where else in the mill that may
desired, as 1t makes dust whatever
Every Miller knows thafii utterly impossible con.
su uct i that VIII make good -four out Of dirty grain,
unless tie dirt he FIRST No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodward's
shutter and Separator. and is believed well
adapted to Western Gram. They In and
can be az iwoof tile Mills In this city, Sunderland
Bros, and Keiser 4 Co.'S.
Orders nroilply attended TO.
apr l5-wtf W00DWARAD 4 kEISER,
In~n
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A Man Srusa 70 DEA4H ny BErs.--Ws
learn through letter that On Tuesday evening,
while farmer name Hays, residing near Knox
vile, in frederick County, Maryland, was about
to hive swarm Of bees, great portion Of them
swarmed upon his head, and stung him in such
. terrible manner that he died on the follow
ing day
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state Of lows, Auditors once,

IOWA CFfT, June E3th, IB57 I
- hereby certified. III VI the 24th day OF June
1& 7, statement was nled IN this once showing the
condition OF the STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, Of o.
densbnfR stare Of New York. the 2Sth day Of January
1881 that such statement Shows that said COmpany u
possessed Of the requisite amount Of capital and In
vesfed ~ required ia said act.
Authority II therefore given 10 the above named
Star Insurance Company Z, transact business Of In
In this State in accordance with the laws there
Of II 10 also certified that l. n: Shepard, Esq, Of
Burlington, has been duly appointed BY sah Company
their Attorney and Agent for the Counof Des Mones
with full power to take risks Of Insurance therein and
70 acknowledge service Of process, upen / IL fling .
erted COPY of the statement filed In this Office with
the Clerk Of the District Court In and for sid County
II IL further certified thatthe annexed Is copy
the required statement. A64 y sy4 /
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
IL. 81 my hand and afixed my seal u Office this
2ith day Of June, 1887. ft5dF #
JNO, PATTEE.
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Wen kaeS'e . sitaatioA,
Eee = yoang nAn up . tsses
VIA : 6alldog slanding a1Ase,
LookiAg Lovingly q mel
TtssM b IL he dazts of CUrIp.
kiks Q poesum or . 'cooal
Wha&an ospect for . lower,
By ~ din Light Of he noonl
Cane b eersnade ny JurlA:
Lightly climbed the garden-w1ll:
Tnned ny Gnion4 'nealA her window,
Yoadee whore the shadows fall
Uot - Car . Sleep ny darling
When . deep base bow! wow WOW!
Out oftune an d time saluted ms-
hear its echo now.
And swapping close behind me,
Warned me foe was near;
30 | beat . quick retreat from there,
And found . lodSement hsrsl
As climbed this smooth AtlantAas,
felt something tesr
Let's zee: yes here's rent behind;
know how il came there!
Plague take the canine creature!
Wagginy mis- stiff bob.tail.
Al though he Thought his narrative
Would finally prevaill
But such dosmatic arguments
Have no effect on me,
And such wayvish illustrations
With my temper don't agree:
'Yonder where the snowy curtain
In the mellow moonlight shines,
Unconscious Of my sad mishap,
My JULIA dear reclines.
I would not now, for oil the world,
That she should zee me here,
Dangling in this old Alanthus,
With . white Gag in my rear!
Oh! for bit of strychnine,
Or some poison ofsome sort!
Id stop the wagging of that tail,
And all this canine sport!
It's mid-night, and hope if now
A ghost il on the jog,
He'll come:this way and brighten of
This most pugnacious dog
If fairies in the moonlight dance;
trust some light carouser
Will come and play dog for while,
With this Internal BOwsER!
The merry stars seem laughing
I'm their places up afar
Butt am looking downward
On dangerous dogstar
'Whec ACTION looked ON DIAN,
With her naked nymphs around,
The angry huntress changed the bold
Intruder to q hound
oh! for the power to change this dog
Into . strapping fellow!
Id mount him in minute,
And turn his bark to below:
'Hark! what il that?-an old tom cat
Around the porch is crawling:
Poor Tow! I've fellow feelin'
For your sad caterwauling'
Now BowsER hears him!-see he turns;
Seek catch himl bite him, Bowser!
Confound the twig! it's fastened in
The rent within my trowsers!
'He's gone! and dog and cat are seen
In mad and desperate chase:
lis very proper time, l think,
For me to leave this place.
o Julia! ,leep,-sleep sound my love;
Oh! do not wake just yet,
To Wow the rent in my trowserloons,
Made by your canine pet;
And ifyou never wake until
Ny soft guitar you bear,
You u siumber till old GABRlELs horn
Shall break your sleep, my dear
'TITUs A. PEEP.
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-AND--
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
'iE Michigan Central Railroad has The advantage Of
l. lsrctLsire lelegFaph Lane, used entirely for the
movement of all trains thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions delays. so annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
5:s5 a, ss,. EAPREss Matchmaking direct through
connections 10 Niagara Falls, Banaio, New York and
Boston.
;:*5 u. mr.. tNcESS sTt ExpREss--Naking direct
connections to Lafayette, indianapolis. Cincinnati, New
Albaay Louisville Dayton Columbus, GAINESVILLE Wheel.
ing, pittshurg Baltimore, Ph.aclpha and Washington
1915 u. IA. TELEGRArH EMPRESS Arriving AT Mag.
ara Fails or buffalo next moining New YORK at ?:
Philadelphia, via Eira, NJ 10 NJ, Boston al - at
night Connects at Paris with Buffalo aud Lake Huron
K X. for Buffalo and all points East.
300 p. IN. AFTERNOON ExpaEss-Arrires in New
Iork At second day, or Boston at p. NJ, and at
Philadelphia l0:3a second morning.
$3.50 n. M. NIGHT ExPagss-Arriving at Niaga.
ra Fails or Buffalo next evening, New York. at p M
and Boston Ar. 81. next day. Connects Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron IT, R. fer Buffalo and all points
East, Connects ut MICHIGAN City ,exctpt Saturday.
with New Albany 4 Salem Il. Road for New Albany,
indianapolis Cincinnati, Dayton Columbus, Zanesville
Be sfontaine, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington. Pitts
burgh, and Philadelphia.
ply The 7rdi,,s on TIE Chicago, Ba,ifagton & Qain-
cy, Gdkeaa Il Chiodao Cniol., Illinois Central and
Michigan Cetrat Railroads. run snso the same Depot
at Chicago Surfing the erprR-cfo passengers o. heck
hare and transfer a. Bapgaae.
-TBhe a.f 5 N. lls-. 300 n. M. and D 80 PPM.
Trains maze direct connections at Toronto with the
GRAND 7RENA RAILWAY!
To Kingston ogdenshurg, Montreal, Quebec, and all
points in Canada EAST Northern Vermont, New Hamp-
Ii is well known by the travelling public that this Road
has competitor of equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Fails, NV York, Boston, Ggdensburgh Mon
treal, &c, &c
The only Train tina; leaves Chicago Saturday night is
this $50 r. Nj. One Train Sunday, at $50
r. NJ. No BOO r. NJ. Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, E!nra and Philadelphia
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any Of the
Railroads, will find competent Agents on the cars, and
baggage \; the depos, to receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Depot free
of charge.
THROUGH TICKETS COOP FOE NINETY DA VS.
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats can be bought the different offices In the West;
also the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street. and at
the General Ticket Office Corner Of Lake aud Dearborn
Streets. Chicago. opposite the fremont House
II. j. SPAULDING,
May |, 1881. General Pass. Agent.
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DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S

DR.. S. O. RICHARDSON'S
: IN - R &c v w M: Is = ~ r. R |.
A RE you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
"A Jaundiee, SICK Headache Loss OF Appetite, bilious
Attacks Nervousness, Weakness, Piles, Any disease
arising from disordered state CT the stomach and
Bowslss Use DIR. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine or
Bitters, and you will certainly get relief.
J. N. HARRIS CO.
Proprietois for the Western States.
For sale by ALLEN HESDRIcks and L. T.. GAY, bur-
hngton. Tapr 2g-fmvs
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DIS. GARNER & BAILEY.
n q NJ LIN q n q y

TaTm>-for nuilmitsd course Iu pcuhr snt',
Mercantile Beck kespirg. PsipArtlp, 'An Atn.l
Computations, Cennmrrtiat Correspondence, 49, -
tg5ha.
rhr courxr Of In.,ruc,,op 4, the NEST eonrr, hsnsv
taught, and Is SC rcnpytey rtircsd 70 psacter -
meet every possible ccntinsrnsy W ouslnese -,
PcNmss s.~htp-Tsagh' IN 'ne 'A'es' anu ~
approved principles u,n A.~,,,s
e,Nm .a,.Icint favy lecfurrs-Wib nsE's ~
~ Mr. u ben parwin enc Of the ane.t - y.
esr % sutjects necessary for EVERY huspss'
NAV 10 be- acquainted Yah.
A. EpCsMrt D. lPloma-rnder tie seal o. ~
s,.,. tsclNre Of Penusylvania, Awardedto VII sAdas
|, ssnd for Circular BY mail. liteI
Anew SASH, DOOR AND BLIND AN
plsnt Read Depot adjoining the Oil NH, kprhhsn
lova. All common work constantly on hand, So
Irrs by mail or otherwise, promptly si'.nass p,v
nov. 2S.v. lAAA" 1-+
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Wagon Depot in Burlington.

j -Wehave on hand, Ind arr ngements fvrTccsiving
those Justly celebrated Michigan Wagons 10 sell In thia
Market all OF which we warrant perfect nd sups-
rior 20 any wagon In this market Cali ard minecu
samples, or inquire Of those WHO have used them We
sold about afty Of these wagons, not which
has been returned on the warrant.
sepl-wtf OGDEN COPP.
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DIR. VIEWERS
Cankcr and. Sale Rhcum syrup, and
la

TT is ndi~pntabe fact that the above medicines
i the only iufaible remedies before this public
Cutaneons Ernptons, Salt Rheum, Erys reias, Sore
Legs, Ulcers, Old Fever sores Scad Head, Scorbuiic
Efaptions, etc. etc.
For sale BY ALLEN HKSpaicKs, Burlington. a
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1sruAnarsS Dictionary ~ Apchleecs
= aure,-A Dictionary .; Architecture. Hissoricsl.
Descriptive, Decorative Theoretical and Mechanical
Illustrated Nv one thousand DrAwinEs, BY Robert STUART
Architect and Civil Engineer. ycs octave just 70.
ceived NJ BROWNS Booastors,
ma, i Third Street,
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Elder Fawsil on the ''Speerits.

Ethan Spike of Horribly, Me, has written
q letter TO the Portland Transcript describ-
ing the doings of the Elder in Horribly We
do not see how any one can resist the Elders
logic:
Elder Phine-as Fawsil preached agin it
last Sabherday. 1t was great aontbust Of
the Elder an gin comfort to many do
supposoe that Elder Fawsil when be ! fairly
walked up, is abaout as tough o customer as
the divii ever wrasled with. don't raaly
spose he'd be a bit more afford Of Belzebub
or even the Old Boy himself than l should
be of a yerlin soalt, You orter hear him
talk Of the diyil-.jest as easy and famillver
as though he knew he'd got the critter under
his thumb, an was sartin he had holt Of him
whar the har was short But was goin to
say suthen ofthis last sarmint ofhisn
The Elder laid daoun sewing pints and
proved EN- all.
Fust-Speeritooalism is the works Of Sa-
tan.
Second-lts the two jints, worked by odd
force an vitalized super carbonick electric
fluid.
Third-(This pint didn't get holt Of eg-
zactly, he not speakin very legibly-but it
was either Mesmerism or Mormonism, hut
IL uOu uatCeT mucil, as WHICH ever IL was,
he proved it.
Fourth--lts Annymill magnitades
Fifth-(rhis pint nyther, cant give YER
bunkum: but it was some kind OF bug
sounded suthin like Jewn-bng)
Sixth-Efit war speerits, they war evil
speerits
Seventh--Thar is no specrits, no how
The discourse was chock full OF scripture
bearing on the several pints, and hystericsl
tacks-tor he just as larned as he can be
an do aetooally bleye eft by accident, Che
wouldn't do it noinly,) he should get any
more into him. he'd burst right up Why,
he'd handle them great Greek and Latin
words in sich way that nobody can under
stand, just as easy as kin say, caow, later,
or any other simple household word.
He said this sort Of thing was nothin new
to him. Alluded to the Witch Of Endor, an
the hogs which got the divil into them. At
this pint the Elder went OF on target a.
bout pork-said it was pis' n-tbat ef the div
il ever got aout of the pesky hogs he d got in
anow, in the shape Of whiskey sweetened
with strucknine Then he tux up the mee-
jums, and the way he made their feathers fly
is solum warnin to all wrappers, Said
thar warnt second hand chaw ot terhacke =
differences atween EN- an that ere Simeon Ma
cog spoken of in Scripter. Then he struck
aout into abaout the almightiest pea roar
rashun ever heern in this subloonary spear
He actooally seemed to take the diyll right
up by the tail, an shake him like cat wod
mice ! beant much ofa poick an don't
run much to Inauguration. but, swan to man
senjest thought could hear the old critter
boiler, Us the Elder whanged and cutfed him
abaout Ell war in his place, Id think
twice abaout it atore Id 60 smellin raound
agin within the Elders reech.
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JNO. PAETEE,
Auditor IL lows
Statement Of tn Condition of the Star
Ins. Co. ON the LIST day of Jan. 1867. H

Statement Of tn Condition of the Star
Ins. Co, ON the LIST day Of Jan. 1867. 7,
Made 70 he AUDITOR Of Loer0, Pursnant 10 ne Statute
u that State, entitled "An Act IN relltio D, Hsu-
Dance t0n,pdnies,n Agprored Jdaaarg -, 1857
Frst-The OF this Company IL the ..star Insu-
rance Company" AID siccated at Ogdensburg, N Y.
Second-The amount ~ capital stock is 4l5O,00O 90
Third--Said capital stock paid up, 10000 OO
Fourth-AssErs--ls;. Cash II the ompany
on hand, 2OO26 rs
I'd. In the hands Of and due the agents.
and In transmission, 1880 %
Sd. No real estate.
4th. uonds, none
9th Debts due the Coinpa ny secured by
mortgage uniacunher-d real estate
worth double the amount for which tho
same is mortgaged and remain ng -4 #4#4 e
released unassigned, and wholly unirn- 5
paired by said Company, f36,1l1 o.
9Th. Debts for premiums, and bills re- 36s
ceivabIe for same, d. 22,l9I 10
ciusre Of inte res. not due at,o45 81
S2ls,6i6 G2
LIABILITIES. t4
Fifth-The amount OF liabilities due or not
due to banks and other creditors, none.
SSth-Losses adjusted and due, H5 none.
Seyenth-Iosses adjusted ard not due ,.F .lo2S2 81
Eighth-Losses not adjusted, II ,ao2 40
Ninth-Losses in suspense. waiting. proof, none.
Tenth--All other claims, none, except few
small expense items, and . claim resisted
aslcss known TO insured AZ the time OF In
surance, Of $500 -
Total liabilities s22,1S4 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Eleventh-The greatest amount insured in any one
TwelfthThe greatest amount allowed by the rules to
be insured in any city, town or village, no rule on
the subject.
Thirteenth The greatest amount allowed to be in
snred in any one block, rIle on the subject.
Fourteenth--This party depOsits no part OF capital
or earnings In any State security for losses No
Fifteenth charter re aims the same as filed
with in the Office of the Auditor OF Iowa.
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Farmers, have you seen and ..ied -.
Worlds Fair Prize Chnrni '1e
Or. Dn yis' AAjussns le lhnrn =
worker Conn bfncd-Palen ted fah e

1901 I'VE En-
"A y our State Fair. held At Musca.ns
~ octoher, 1sSA1 This Churn alone ~ ~ =, asf
svArcsa ~ although there we're eli b, or Yr mum
on eshlotlon and indeed IL always TAI 7. m 49,
inian Wherever introduced. Tie sdvan,aF.s :, m,
SLarn over all others as follows " As
iN' II VIII produce butter In a. shor, time 49,.
other Churn. '' 'i"e ~ aaJ
"a. II viii gather the butter after tits prodpr.a
sa- Mvhi work the butter into q roll ard e,n.i,,.
putermiik iherefrom completely w,hou, The la,a ~.
4fh IL VIII salt the butter before taking Il, a..
the Churn. 4't Hon
9TH. IL can be operated BY child with p-rsar, -.
ana - easily eieansed as any other Churn
Apfactlcai operation will convince any person of,A
truth OF these statements. ~
Below are few Of the names OF practical ku,ts, 81.
kers, who have subscribed 70 the following eerAc,,
vn: We are now using the above Chnrn and ,.s.
MAKER, u ca1rns with ease and facility aud 20 va,h,,,
works and sahs the butter in perfect manner h-ts,
taxing from the Churn, and cheerfaiIy reeou,pess
u AZ the beet harn We have ever seen
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna. AbneY Coms.ots
James Woodside, James HilsFy. Robert Brown I'm
Gregg, Hamilton Brawn, Jsmes Dickson, j y Braoa.
Samuel Foster. Alexander Fleming, Jel emiah Lee M
Thompson, Rates, John Wild, Samuel Moore n,
DAVIS, saccS y uhsm, James Robertson
The subscriber has rurcnn.sn s,.s% a., ;,
tnre and sell tie above named Chuin in Des MtTr-ss
Henry Counties. Iowa, and Henderson ard Nsrr,
Counties. Illinois, and Is now prepared to furnish n
who viii favor him with their patronage
- These Chnrns are also for sale at j q kimhaNk
Cos, Keith Robinson Co.'S, anu O Lauman's Bur
tngton, Iowa.
shop corner Of Valley and Eighth streets.
feb 25-wtf Mp GPrpr
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PAGE COUNry.-The 10th Section Of Town
ship 81, Range 81, Page county, lows. Was sold
IN s0.acre tracts, few days SINCE, and brought
$3.50 10 1890 per acre-average $1,000 per
acre. H u but about one year since ,hjs town
ship was settled by the Amiiy Cuionisis, yea by
their industry and goa heatiaiveness, the value
OF the lAnd In that section has very materially
sdvanced. The coionis,s have purchased con-
siderable land In that vicinity. for the purpose
Of endowing college within their hmits.-
These lands if sold At the present time, would
make fund Vi over $l0tD,AO tor the benefit ol
their College,. B. Nonpareil.