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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-12

A CARNIVAL OF FIRE.-The following
is partial record of large fires which
have occurred during July, aud which,
10 most cases, are believed 10 be of ineen
diary origin:
July /, Louisville, hospital stores, ST.
00O, 800; July l, PhiladeIphis, factory,
$4,000; July !, New York, piano facto.
ry, 5 81, 600; July /. Saratoga. water.
cure establishment, $3.50, 600; July s.
Chicago, ccoperage, $4,000; July 7,
Chicago, fur store, $1,000; July 8,
Vassalboro. Maine. mills. $50, 900; July
8, Salmon Falls, N. H., mills, $500, 900;
July IL, New York. steamer John Potter
$50, 900; July Is, Waterford, Maine,
railroad depot, $4,000 July Is, ST.
Louis. six steamers. $500, 600; July Il6,
Brooklyn. N. " warehouses, 5000. 600
July IL, Lowell, Massachusetts,, tanner.
les, $4,000; July go. Pennington
Connecticut, store aud barns, $500
July %. Chicago. planning mill, s40, 900
Springfield, Mass, stores, 500, 900
July e. Defiance. Ohio, WOODEN factory
slOo, 900; Jnly 90. Lockport, N. Y, ma.
chine shop, el2,0OO; July 81. yamaca
L. l., hotel. Drops. woods. etc.. $50, 600
July 25. Syracuse, Granger Block, $50.
900. Total, 81. 667 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-12

For Dallas, Burlington, Keithsbur1. New
Boston, Port Louisa. nduseatine' Roek
Island and Oavenport-TneO OLD favor
lite and Reliable Line Of Rapids Pack
The new and magnificent steamer New
BosroN, Captain Ben. w. Davis, Rob't.
+. Williams, Clerk, will leave Fort Madi.
son this morning on the arrival of the
cars from keokuk, making certain con
nection with trains on the Burlington
and NJ. r. Railroad at Burlington, for ali
points West, and with trains on the Chi.
cago and Burlington Railroad for Gales.
burg, Chicago and the East, connecting
at N iscatine for Iowa City, de-, aud at
Davenport with trains East and West.
and with daily line of steamers for Du
buque, and with the Northwestern Packet
Company's steamers for St. Paul.
~ Passengers will be careful in pur.
chasing their tickets of the agent of the
Rapids Packets, Gro. w. GrRDos. in
in the Company's new Office, adjoining
the St. Louis Packet Depot, and not be
deceived by runners.
@ Trains leave to connect with this
hne passenger Packet at 7:l5 A. NJ. from
front of ticket Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-12

AGRsAr GRAssHoPPER RArp.-Ouy
Fort R'dgley letter reports the appearance
of new and terrible enemy to the crops
another destructive grAsshopper in
vasion. Weeks ago. the appearance of this
army Of pests was announced in the valley
of Red River. where they we're announced
as literally eating up every SCREEN thing .
They are now making their way south
westwardly down the Minnesota valley.
We presume wheas and other small
grains, are sufficiently far advanced to
bid them defsnce-but other and later
crops will be ravsged without mercy, un-
less their progress is stayed by '.hsad
winds" What with the chinch bug in
the East and grAsshoppers in the West
our farmers, We fssr. will have to run 1
gauntlet of dangers before the harvest is
compIste-[St. Paul Press.
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The A6sh IsTa All RsgAs.
HEADQUARTERS 46rH Iowa InF.
Colliervllle. Tenn. Julv 81

oAhSA'uioS ACuus, July Oh
Ed. Mo. DEMooRAT: In looking over
your daily issue of the 2sth inst was
somewhat surprised to notice that call OF
the 46th Iowa infantry and three Of the
9th Illinois cavalry were also captured BY
the enemy"
1t is now one week to day since the
sklrmish spoken Of took place, and this is
the FIRST intimation that have had Of nv.
self and command being in the hands Of
the enemy.
You will please correct. The skirmish
was small. l had one Captain and three
mon wounded. and four men taken pri-
soners. Three Of the enemy we're killed
and four wounded.
Very respectfully, etc.,
d. B. HENDERSON,
Col. 46th Iowa Inf.
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NORTHERN LINE PACxErs.

FOR BURLINGTON, KEIrHsBuRe, New
BOSTON, MUscArrNE, Rock ISLAND AND
DAvEsPoRT.-The Northern Line side
wheel steamer Pembina. Captain T. B.
HILL will leave Fort Madison this morn
ing on the arrival Of the cars from Keo-
kuk' making connection with trains East
and West from Burlington, and at Dsven-
port with their daily line of steamers far
Dubuque and st. Paul, and With train.
East and West. Office in Railroad De.
pot. VIM. HENDERSON.
Ticket Agent.
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Corrected by :. RAuila . CO.. vpe,sr

C0rfettea by b 2AUlbe . 3D., WDooeooto oRoeefe.
ecsAR-N Orleans fair, &c, prime, 25iSs choice 26le
New York. G. SOC; New York, A. 22, ersshed and pow
dered 3Sc.
AsLAssn-saEr House, 1 osel lsc Golden Syrup, / -
6sl zS-Sor,ham, 6591be.
CcFrxx-ko 50 to 55c.
RcB-iTc.
eepa-Amcrican- io1 <S English. NE
koAp-Psim folxcs Family, tixc German, n1<cD12
C,SpLEs-stsr, 81 10 a3e, hummer Pressed, Il 1ze,.
rKu-Young Hyson, 81 soss2 10, Imperiai, 81 20 70
81 -, Black, 81 Is 70 81 as.
ToEAcco-Daik Sweet, s5c. Medium Brands, % 10
2sc Gold and Natural Lesf, 81 Nv 10 - 90.
kAILs--Best brands Is IS To rates.
GLAss-sxio Country 80 30 City rs, rates.
Coscsse--J 10 &c.
Oar APPLks-ll 70 12c b.
DIR PxscHxs-Hirs IL to lsc Y n.
Oar CuRA4srs-2te.
RAisIxs-Ss 50 70 IS S.
EALT- IS to 90.
PEARL SrAEcH-i0c.
Wool s.cks-S1 6sl
MoLRs WeeDeS wAas-7 Hoop Pals ~ 90; hoop
do 81 35 No. Tubs SIC 50, No 2 do Is CO. No. DO.
Ii So Nests Sd do. IS WaAh-boards, IS CO.
flsH-So. Maekerel, bbls. Sis 0ote<l9 90.
No. . do do Sic 00<Gxls %.
No. DO If do I'll 00all 50.
Nc. do hf do $40 Ood1l0 Is
HI bbls No. ! White Fish ~ 10.
-OIIs-Cosl on, COL 0Ss Lnseed OIL l SIS; Lard OIL
81 IS 70 81 <S Fish OIL, 81 Is.
CuHEs-penmark. Fc-
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GHERIFF'S SALE

~ STATE or Iowa, Ike CcuyTr-ss
By virtue Of general ecutisn me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District said county In fsyur
Of chaplin Lee. and sSa5st ii Sullivan have levied
upon and will sell 20 tn. thii-r At the 'front.' door
Of the Clerks oce OF the Die met Court Of Lee Countv
iowa at ksSkuA 10 said ccun55 the z tn day Az
gust a ~ 100, betNeen tue hours Of 2 O'Clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock r. NJ encnG at O'clock M of s.id
day, the following property. toit Being part OF ots
eleven lli5 and Twelve (l2 in ,s in thu
city u heokuk, Lee county. Iota beginning A. pont
sixty lo1 feet from johnson street on Fourth str~f
theme along Fourth street the alley " erty %
feet thence st right angle said ots hundred
lOe feet thence right angle Dis johnson n, Get
twenty 80 feet thence in Straight line one hunye
1901 feet To the place - besfnrfine
Taken. levied upon, and ba sod satisfy said whit
Of execution
keokuk, July &c, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Prlnters Zee ~ o. Sheriff of Lee Co., Iowa
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LOAHy.
DIR. H. A N DE, RS e.. G O.'S
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts apon the Heart Liver, Kidneys d
gcstive OrgxEs and Gixnduixr system.
The aieh hAe attended the this r-med
in private practice and the endorsement Of medical
tbor1ty, ensble TO recommend the practitioner
and the pablo feeling e0nent that with fair trial II
viii Attest its excellence the Of Chronic dis
which Indicate Iodine such scroila Byurchjti,
Skin Euptions Hesrt. Lvef and kinney Diseases Ner-
voos Affections, Neuralgia rheumatism, Dyspepsia, De-
bility. Syphilis, etc.
PhyssrsAn may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing thrr-qusrtsr grams psrs
Iodine In each fnid ounce water sssens 6sssS
sssd IL u not liable 10 ecom position
formed inequalities neter II the Iodine dried
nrufratzed By combination with any ingredient render
ing this solution superior 10 other method Of exhi
ting Iodine
Full directions accosrr2ny ezch bottle that il asy
used ss family medicine well by the profession
Price dollar per bottle. On receipt of dOiaarx
six BOTTLES delivered free by express any address
Beware OF Iounssrfeifs and limitations which atr inch
pied dealers endearoT 10 dispose Of reputation
Zee our signature and trade mark THE Greek head
ing this Aireftisen~Dtl upon tile labels and wrapper
each bottle, wsihvst which none 10 genuine.
Circulars gratis
Or. ii. ANDERs CO,
Physicians and Cheusists
nsJ9dhven No. as broadway, New York
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New York. Aug. IL.
TkAPArsia arrived this mosling.
The French Journals eontisus 70 harp
on the inpssliog - 6ght 6sswss. NE
Fsdseal and rebel crnisers u ths ceaa-
mel.
Il, ths House Of Connoas Laird said
Enelsnd intended to recognise tho New
Mexican empire without Whiting for the
States and Territories under Juarsx to
b. brought within the authority Of the
new government. $50
Lord Howard called attention to the
enlistment Of emigrants in America, and
complAined Of SUBJECTS being entraPped,
and urged watohfulnsss and energy 70
put it down.
laird admitted there were great cona-
plants, bat the government could not do
more than bad been done. He trusted
the American authorities would endsAvor
TO check the abuse.
Several other speeches we're made, In
cluding oneaby Taylor, who defended the
Northern Government, which Vas detsr-
mined, he said, to put down the slave
holdisg rebels.
On the 29th the Parliament WAS pro-
rogued.
The Queens speech was read BY com.
mission. II deeply laments the continued
civil var in America; promises continued
strict neutrality, but would rejoice I'd see
friendly reconciliation; expresses salts
faction at The influx of cotton from al
parts ri the world and the conssquen
mitigation Of distress 10 cotton manufac
tosies;, regrets the failure Of the Dane
Germanic conference, and hopes the new
negotiations 1t Vienna will be successful
The rest of the speech enumerates accom-
plished factS and rejoices At the oontinu
ed prosperity Of the country.
Nothing is known of the peace pego
tiations at Vienna.
| A Copenhagan journal says the alliet
armistice for nine months is premature
Prussia agrees to the re.entry of th,
federal troops into Rencksburg.
The Bank of France gained over 81,
million francs in specie during the week
Bourse fat.
Continental news unimportant.
Vienna, July 2ad.
1t is thought the truce will be prolong
ed for short time. No understandin,
relative to the basis of truce has ye
been arrived at.
| London. August 3l.-Ths Paris Pres
under reserve announces the conclusion
of peace between Germany aud Denmark
Basis unknown. The armistics has beef
slightly prolonged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-12

ATTENTION, COMPANY The military
organization that met in Burrows Hall.
on last Monday evening. will meet At the
same paacs this friday evening. at VI
o'clock. Il is important that every man
belonging to the COMPANY should be on
hand, as there win be business of import
ance to be attended to.
By order Of D.. HILLIs.
50 4ea- Captain Comd'r
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" A n E D.
III the PhRni.r Store Works,
Twenty Apprentices.

We will receive into our Works twenty more bows @,
Young men, apprentices the trade Of Stove Plate
Hollow Ware Moulding. Meme need apply who No
eighteen years Of older Applications by minor
be accompanied by parents guardians who car
give satisfactory statements 20 general habits
training and will guarantee inhlnieut the part
the apprentice q The conditions OF the indeuture ",
pay nve dollars per week for the rst year. with in
Of dollar per week fr each subsequent year
but should the security he unsatisfactory dollar PEI
week will be kept back until the Of service shal
expire The aboye weekly cover all pecuniary
spoa-ibty part. This will he the la opporiu
nifty to learn the trade in establishment
p-cf to be able works with present jour
neymen and appre mites force IN the future
- We also Steve Plate Moudrrs work eithei
hy the year piece-wcrk, whom will pay tn.
highest wages. COLLINS, c0MSToek co,
jniy26d Quincy, Illinois.
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GERMAN Glass; shall commences i.
class in German next Monday, Il 9Th inst, in
Mr.. Jamieson's school room, corner 7.h
ana Biondeau, and invite gentlemen aud
ladies', and parents who desire that their
children shall acquire thorough knowl
edge OF THE useful language, to smb1ce
this opportunity. Terms. % Per month;
Blk lessons per week. Hour from Z to s
o'clock p. M Ana wa,.
Aug. Civ
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re Lost, between Robert Reeds farm
and the wood market, black memoran-
DUN pocket book. containing papers and
thirty dollars in money-S2O and $40
bill in greenbacks. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning the same
to MIR. E. K. Harris store in Estes House.
Ross ALLISON.
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~ On Sturdy. July "a. M, 90

e. On Saturday, July so, Mr.. Reedy,
fatAer-in-lsw of John Morgan, apd|for.
merry the Representative in Congress
from Tennessee, took the amneaty oath,
He has been tide head Of all the rebels in
Muffreesboro, who seemed to move under
his guidance. He said he regarded the
Southern Confedsrscy . failure, and
though once honest in its support, would
now ghdly return to the old Government,
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~We call att

I'VE call attention to the advertise
ment Of Jacob s. Meyer, boot and shoe
maker, on Third street, next door to Fra.
ser and Clark's tailor shop. Mr.. M. says
that he has served Uncle Sam faithfully
for three years. and is now ready to serve
the citizens of Keokuk with anything in
his line of business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-12

1It appears from the local papers
that the Southern sympathissrs Il Chan
bersburg were sadly used BY the invad-
ing rebels, Who treated them no bsttsr
than Union men, oonmitting robbery and
arson o. ell sliks. Among Others, Mr..
Cooper, 1t the Lancaster Istelligsnesr and
for maDy yeess editor q tho Valley Spirit
Let pOpsfty valued q e2o, 900 % t2S,-
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CAicass market.

by Telegraph-J CucAeo. Aug IL
Flour-QnIet White widfer 10 70, Red Winter 50;
Spring extras 0o<pe 80.
whesi-3 IS for No Red winter, 2 IS for No. white
winter; isa2 ISL fbr No Red; oo02 90 far No.
Spring, and sci IS for No. speing
corn-Lows II 3s5sol - fog No. !. and z10i ~
No.2 &
eats-Sesiccted Sales Il ssc sor old No /; $40
los for
Kye-steady. Sales At 2S0l -
Baiey-Fnm u s.
Nhisky--firm Al 6AG1 20.
wool-yery dull At vel %.
Proyieions-Duil.
Lard-Rirm DC for steam
s@lt-stsafy ~ Is
Pork-Mess pork nominal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-12


RIoua-superhne. - 90 p Dbl; Spring Extra, ~
Fall Extra 50 to 10 SO, Rep5 rs.
wHrAy-Spring. 81 is 70 80; Fall 20 to 90 = hu
CoRs MKAi-e8 20 p 100 n.
BeAs--wheAt, 81 %, Corn, Is y 100 n
Cczs-New ssto 70 old 90 p bashsl
Rrs-s5 to soc bush-
OAxs.--soc bash.
0EzEH APPLks-o0cS0 -.
Pofsfon.-2 o.
BufnA-Connou. 2oc; Choice, 2sc.
CMcKKSs-S3 2S@3 IS.
LARD-1Sc
SHoULDKRs-lsc n b.
sfpEs-20c q b.
Hsxs-l7c = NJ; sugar Cured do &c
WMrR BEzs-Common to Good, 81 1857 20 Prime
Navy, 81 Is.
TlI9w-I2i<c.
BxEsGax-4o5tos0e.
a. .,, sia ooels 90 b.lsd. ns % Pr.ans.
HIDEs-Dry Flint, lec; Dry sltsd llc; Grahby, half
price; Green, 7; Green Sheep feiss, rs TO q 90.
E sxsps-Tinothy, g 90 Flax - %. s
BEKy CasrLs-k o. to q % sross.
6HxEr-A 90 10 S 90 Rhsad.
WooL-Factory Tub waahed, sal OOc Unvsshed NM
third of: Fine Fleece, 50 70 90 Medium d. rs to s6
Par Hocs-s6 % 70 8 90 nett
REArHKKs-50 to e0c.
RAes-42 to SIC.
Z BAes-Buriaps, foc.
Single Dummies, Sc; double dc, &c.
Seamless, BUSH, SOC to Is
Flour, n Dbl, 81 to %.
do Dbl. 30 to Is.
do bhl. tpapsr) soc.
eAcxs+wool Sacks, 2 90 . piece
DIP CoPPEa-so 10 S5c 2 b.
On HRAss-2sc p ,.
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CHERIFF,S SALE. /

~ SrarF or Iowa, LEE Co.'S
BY virtue of special execution me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court county Ia favor
Of George iisms Jr, and against A. II Hesriip and
also uecree against John DonHsec and others have
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder at the
front door Of the Clerks Office OF the District Court Of
Lee county, Iowa. keokuk In said county ON the 18th
day of Aug A. D. 1854 between the hours Of o'clock
A. and clock P. commencing at O'Clock P NJ of
said day, the following property to-wit The easerly
10 feet Oh lot eleven OH ana the hole of lot in block
100 in the city OF Keokuk being ~ feet rost on frank
lin street. running hack the width 10 deep
the alley, including the alley In said block Les county
Iowa
Taken levied upon and 20 be sd by order Of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Fee 81 COL ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keokuk, July 10, "a. Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-12

LAWS or Iowx.-The ACTS and Reg
olutions passed ct the regular session Of
the 10Th General Assembly of the Ssate
Of Iowa." can Be had 1t the Clerk'r Office;
50 cents per copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-12

@Messrs. Cooper and West, soldiers
Uncle Sans boys-are always on hand
In the hour of danger. They we're the
first to reach the unfortunate sailing par
ty day before yesterday. We should have
nsticed this yesterday, but it had not come
to our knowledge.
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THANKs.-Capt. Charles Gillespie &C.
knowledges the receipt of pocket-book
with $50 enclosed, from Messrs. West
colt, Taylor, Irwin and Sample. Charlie
appreciates the kindness highly, as also
will the public.
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ABsFET.-Rev. Mr.. Hassell will be alb.
sent from the city for some two weeks,
consequently there will be no service 10
the Unitarian Church next Sabbath or
the Sabbath following.
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CHERlFF9S SALE.

~ STATE or iowa Ike Coryrr-ss
by vrtne of special execution me directed issued
by the Clark Of the District Court OF said county In favor
of q. q. tale ana against H. ttsasIip and tes.
lip, and sso decree aainst guhn Donahpe aud
we levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder
Al the front door OF the Clerks Once of the Di
Com OF Lee county, Iowa. a keokuk in said county
the 18th day ofAug A. D. 1885,. the hours OF
o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock J.. NJ commencing NJ 2
o'clock NJ Of said day tie IL lowing property to-vtt
Twenty ~ feet Oh from the ten % nd
all Of ot eleven ll In block one hundred Iio0 the
city OF Mech nk being 10 feet front Fra1kn street
lao fe+f dee 10 and including the alley in said block
Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be sold satisfy said writ
ofexecuti0n
, Keokuk, July II '64. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee s. oo.l Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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81Gftsi Notifes.

uA.DA y11nAD. II ssassss6sA spAalah fAyueiaA,
whose wonderful aad ainsst nizssuloss euEss in D.
bsqns lass vinf. sa for the pastfO b D.vsa-
port hsvs astonished The public viii MI Ksokuk on
Aosd.y August lst end nay b ccDsulstd 1t the Dsn
Ing Hoes ssNy Msnlav, rxssdav ~ Wednesday -
four wsSks, % II ~ chrszas Dissass Ia the trsAs
msst Of Deafness ard ~ dsssss d ths se and Ear Dr.
p has ample proof dat b has no equ. IN the Uuited
stsss having curedesn 81 tct Deafness Ind Biindnes
In Davenport that had been pronounoeA BY tn
most eminent Medical msn In America
1A-ssad UERkknAADs Circulars Ijniy26-dsw
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l

ID ArCHELOR6 celebrated HAIR DYE = tAs R>,t IN
- fAs WsrtA~ The Gully Harw 's-s 1vrk esd RSSSskis
dye Known This splendid Hair Dye il pekect-chanre>
BED. Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly sbsssv Bts~A ).
fsstrst 6rsrn without injnri Hair br Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair So and Beautiful imparts fresh
vitality, frequently restoring its cplor and reed.
nes the III enecu Of Bad Dyes. The gc4uins ssnsd
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all o hers afe mere i1sit.-
tons and should be avoided 50 by ALL Drusxsts q
FAoTOkf-s1 Barclay New York. BSfcunpxs
NEW TorLEI CRRAn for Dressing the Hair fiy0-d&vIv
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~Kramsr. Irwin 4 Co., agents 70,
the sale Of Slocum's "Hide Loed;nv r..
volven." The best pistol now in p.s,
No. los Main street.
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GROCERY AND FEED SToRE.-Messrs.
White & Boyd, corner 7th and Main.sts.,
keep stock of Groceries and Feed on
hand. Give them call and see for your
self.
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ATTENTION, FIRRMEs The meeting
called for Wednesday evening will be held
this evening. Let all the members at
tend.