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1fe2 ~ g. 0snsvieve Rspahn0AJ
They have some promising cAildrsa asosad
hou1pa. Not long since, . big boy apPsersd
IN seAool one morning, when the following
dialogue occurred between him ana ne
tsacher:
ssCan you readf''
ssDon't know" was the reply.
"Can't you spell easy wordsr
"Don't know"
"Do you know the alphabet"
"Yes.''
sTry this word"
"H-o-r-s-e."
seWhat does that spell?'
"Dou't know"
own" ..y DO you ride At homer
"Ty this word"
"B.r-e-a-d."
What does that spell p
"Don't know"
what do you eat at homes ~
"Acorns.
"Try this short word
"B-e-d."
"What does that spell9'
"Don't know"
"What do you sleep on at nights'
sSheepskins.
"Try another"
"G-i-As-s.
"What does that spell7''
"Don't know"
"What do you put in the windows At
homer"
"Pap's old hats.
"Try again"
"W.a-t-e-r."
"What does that spell?"
"Don't know"
"What do you drink?'
"Whisky."
"You cad take your seat and study your
lesson
"Mister, reckon you couldn't give Teller
q chaw terbacker, could yer?"
TAKE your seat.
"Now, look here; you needn't put on any
| style; yore Nabolitionist, and amt goin'
| TO this ere school any more. Nam told
me if you sassed me to come home, and L m
goin'."
The youthful Missourian then and there
finished his education, and has not been in
school since. No doubt he viii in few years
be up for Congress.
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SUM rR Dress Goods can now be bought
at Phillips & Kerr's at . great reduction
from former prices. Many kinds less than
cost. Gu22d10t)
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PHILLIPS & KERR havejust received Bleach
e6>and Brown Sheeting and Shirtings Of the
best makes, and oiher kinds of Domestic
Goods. jy 224t.
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We clip the following from the Tribune Of tn.
Path.
Received, 1882 ibs; shipped, 4o,1as lbs.
There is no improvement In the wool market: ..
the contrary, the depression is more NAKED.
Buyers are holding Oh, hoping to break prices
down, and sellers are - equally, pertina-
cous in holding on, With the hope that the former
must come to time within the next nfty days
Tho stock is large and accommodating. Some Of
our largest commission dealers have instruction,
to sell out when they can realize soc net, but
onyers show no disposition to pay this figure and
the usual commissions. The difference between
holders and buyers is probably about Sc per Id,
We quote the following as the nominal buying
prices:
Fine Fleece-Light and white .5oa5lc
Light and dingy .......... .4ea4sc
Oily and heavy .44a4ec
Medium Fleece-Light and white. .49a50c
&c Fair condition .l6axse
Coarse Fleece-Light and white. ..45a47c
Fair condition. .4aaa5c
Unwashed woods Oh above prices. Tub woods
3a5c more than Fleece.
The selling prices are nominally 10 higher.
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NEW ORLEANS, July "a.
Corn-9oc, ST 90. 81 1oa1 IL.
Fiour--Superfne IS so; extra $40. Market
extremely dull Sales only in small way.
Other articles unchanged.
Exchange par.
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BLAxxs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and all kinds of Justices
Blanks, call at the GATE CRY Counting
Room.
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financial ano Commercial.
knoKug. MARKET.

July Is, 1885.
1t will be seen from our figures below that -four
has declined ono dollar per barrel. Wheat has
also suffered slight decline since our last report,
but is at present held at the quotations:
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Nsw York Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW rosK. July -.
Money steady at 405 y cent call loans.
sterng-Dail at 1oss1Gl0o.
Gold lower. opened at $50, closed at $50.
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Hotel Property for Sale.

THE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton, op-
posts keokuk, With three and half lot 81 gsuubd
% which 10 situated good tvostory Frame Hotel Build
Ing, containing 10 rooms, with every convenience tor
csllar, eisern good we'll Of water with harp
room for "a horses. Here is chance for any
desiring to engage In the Hotel Business The My
Why the present proprietor desires on
court Of the III health Of his wife, Price $3.50 Title
god sale
por further information inquire OF J. 8. Roberts, on
premises, or TO H. B. TRN-EYCK,
may26d Real Estate Agent, Kcekuk.
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IGOR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape and
L other frui, land; 10 acres in high stsse culti-
vafton under fence with 100 fruit Of vari
kinda, bearing. Price SIS per Also
70 adjoining the above land asi of the
Character with nc improvement but be slFenciosed
BY placing fence tbs ROAD small expense Prizes
SO ard &bo per This land IL situated the
dence Of DR. Hicks about miles from Second
Keokak- For particulars enquire Of
rach24 II B. TEN EYCK.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Catholic Property

IL ", keokuk, on which situated the buildings
occupied by the Convent Of Visitation Of kothn
Superior, Josephine kice. The pTfscipls building 10
brick, about - BY 5ocS stories high. containing 10
rcsms Next IL Franz, stories With 10 Next
is . two story Brick Dwelling With rooms. There 10
twothirds completed These grounds al enclosed,
and covered with great variety Of rnt and ether ess
Are situated emiBenee co1nsoding most beauti
full view Of the Mississippi and the opposite bank the
river Illinois, together with very ens view Of the
city These improvemeufs could not be replaced ior
much leo than tzs 0ooytt In view u the financial
ditsco th ssifssioa, tbs 0Is7Ess desire 70 sell In
order 70 ffss u roa present sDbarnasm<nts- Thess
LAMS teninasy u any Assassination, OF for other
puspOoeeL
An this valuable property h offered At the
naxkahIs pr1ce II 3i7 600. Title good sale.
For furshsx in}crnesson, address II b. TKN-gYCK
in Real Estate Agent, keokuk.
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Relating 10 Sale and Lease Of Lands belong
ing to stafe agricultural College.
AN ACT authorizing and regulating the sale and
| lease of lands belonging to the Iowa State
Agricultural College.
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u,SOR SALE-A Twc-stcsy Brick Dwelling Houts
IL with sight rooms, lot 10 by l+o-tvo stsbies ~
vood-heds and . good we'll 81 soft water; vel
paved, and brick side-~ ak Situated Bon5esu ts-
tv,e Tenth and Eleventh Title good
Price "a 800 Enqutre OF
feb71 II TEN EYCK
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IsoH sALE-The very desirable Brick residence
u grounds nos led end occupied by A. Wikin
Eco situated The OF 18th ard High
boass las of 20 room. with all the modern improve
ments-largs frame tHrDthree very desirable lots at
tsrhed covered with fruit and ornamental Price
q sss Title good sale For further particulars
enquire OF a. B. TKS-EYCk.
March 81. 1864.
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GSoR sALE.-Ten acres Of land represented in the
City Plat as letter r, in the A tract, Ksokuk.
Tam authorized 20 sell th. property very great
gain II applied for Title good sale. kn-
qnire Of Ii. b TEN-EYcK.
sprl-d Real Estate Agent
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E&OR SALE.-A two story frame dwellir 1
house, with six and full lot, situated ic
H. in block 20, the Of Rank and ktfteey
streets, In D. W. Kilbonrpes Addition. Title good %
sale. Prizes $500. Enquire OF
mch1 III. B. TEN-EyCK
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DNOR 1ALE-Twerty feet aide Of lot H. 4
IN block los, the north aide OF MAR, serent
street Price II 900. little good sale. Enquirer
febn H B TEN-EfCK.
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LNCR eALE.-Three very desirable Lot. On which are
located two story brick dwelling house, oontainngT
rooms large brick wash house aud God house,
together with iasSe brick stable, two large eisterns,
and Lots ~sfi with choice lot Of fruit and 9th
Tut. property ia situated the ffti
sud Nergas streets convenient TO business Price Ssuo
bali each bsisnc. il and Year, as per in.
ter.st Title good. Enquire Of
spr2s B. TEN-EYCK
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