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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Ho,IcwAy's orsruHSr Aup PiLia-Pnn-Do not
ssppcse that every form Of this complaint s incura
bls. The worst hemorhoidal casss are not beyond
the remedial roach Of HorLowAs'e OINTMENT. II
givse tone 70 the relaxed intsguments and acts -
safe ssyptic in the bleeding type OF the disorder.
Not un'requeBsly constipation 10 an acccmpsnynsnt
OF the dissass and when this haprens, II should be
relieved With email dosss Of uoowsy's Pills. Sold
b. All Druscisfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

sVwRIoHrs ALcoNATED GLYcRRlNR TAB
LEr OF soliided Giyceriae tends to preservs The
skin from dryasss and wrinkles, imparts wonder
7si desrcs ofsoftn.ss snd dslicaey 70 the complex
ioa. and wh'isnss. to tae kin 10 n exeelleat den
sres gratesnl TO the taste and tonic 10 the mouth
and game impArts .wsetnss. 10 The breath. and
rsndsrs tas teeth bsaasisl, white For sale By ali
AvuRrieto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31
WANT 8.

Wanted.
4 olRL FOR GENERAL noUsswoRx. Al.
:. ply - tnts once Oc97-A1f
Wanted.
Tw0 D!NiNe-Reo1 0IRLs, u ~
WontoA.
uY MAN WH0 oP1AEs PRRNCn. pNoiIsa.
ID 0eF1aa I'd spanish. sisuaSien y 6ook -noon0e
std cosreaposdent. 4 psrmasent oieuaaloa noee
object 70 hin thsA ealesy. AAdsses leek BOG sss
Dor 0s0QkrAt COPY. Oele2 dale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

1nroxrAxf DscineH. United States
Supreme court, il is reported. have re-
Gently made an important dseision on the
subject Of the transfers Of land protesting
to b IN absolute Conveyance, bat sscom-
panied With esnssRted verbal agreement
between the parties, securing bsas0t to
the ersstsf At the expense Of The essditsrs.
The court says that The law will not permit
debtor ia failing circumstances, u con-
W bic lasds By deed without reservation
aud ~ sssspy II for limited tius for ii,
evn benefit. Hence, when . dsbtsr, IN
pursuaaes Of . privsts understanding,
retains possession, rent free, for one year
Of lands ssld BY hin. such conduct ersasss
. secret trust fer his bsssflt, and render,
the csovsyasss fraudulent. - 70 creditors
and void. And il made no didsrencs 10 tn
aspect Of the case before the court. that tn
interest reserved was not Of great value
and that he debtor al net inten4 70 Do
ftsad Ais aoditsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Jrsr War Wa NKEs.-Ths leading journals
OF the East are in sestacies over the marvs vsllous
sdeetssf Mishisrs Bitters. II 10 rapidly driving
out all other tonic bi.tersand patent medicines
in the market. W. hope our druggists and
storskespers will introduce il here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

BANK DIVIDENDS. time 10 at hand
for banks to make their regular dividends.
and although the business for the past Elk
months has been prosperous the present
does not indicate % well for the future. -
rhs First National Bank Of this city, be-
ing admonishsd BY these certain signs, have
this tim. n.d. : dividend Of .dse per cent,
ius:sad Of ten. - heretofore, and he'd in
reserve or surplus their earnings.
This action on the part Of bank managers
and sssckholdsrs 10, to say the least. pru-
dsnt, and commsnds itself to the business
community. A bank holding large 70.
serve will b always sound, and not easily
effected By fluctuations, Bssidss. the il.
crease Of surplus gives propersionste in
creased facilities fer extending aecoDmsda.
tions to custonsrs and eshsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

A PsonMRuf PaYslCiAn.-Ameng the
masy quscks Of to-day, it is hard y lind .
really safe and rsliabls physisisn; ons u
WHOM t,sst CA b rspsssd. and whs has .
thsrough knowledge sf bic pesfsssiso.-
The Wsst is svssesa With thsss unskillsd
pr.ctitisusrs, ssd 10 casss eflosg ssssding
i is almost impossible 70 call physis,sn
whose experience in the practice would var.
rant cure. We knsw sfnsns vhs y more
worthy u the high rspssatiss b snstsiss
throughout many States Than Dr.. Hsberu,
Of ohsase. Perhaps 10 physician in this
section has treated 20 many dif1eult eases
successfully - DR.. Hsbesn. HE cure Of
cancers, conaumptioa and chronic diseases
border - ths oiraculsuss = 4 eea1ulatioa
wesld well eepsy thsss wAe aRs s1islsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

II 10 strange 10 see with what carlsssssss some
invalids astsad 70 their health. They will pro-
cure box Of Plautstien Bittsrs, which ought to
be ussd in month Or six weeks. and upon in
quiry, il 10 found that thsy have used only two
or three bottles. Seine DAYS they have used II
according - directions. and others have mot
touched IL. The whole trial he's bees irregular,
and Of course less favorable result has come
from their use. ftbe.srue that "wha. il worth
dong st oil 10 worth doing well,' how emphsti-
eally 10 il true in meters relating to health. A
few bottles of Plantation Biners have often
wrought wonders, while in other instances dis
ease has only been subdued after weeks Of re
sistance
MAsSoLrA WArxs Superior to the best i'm
proved srmau Cologss. aud sold at half the
price
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

OuI CouNrY DaDr.-On several oecasioni
for some weeks past We have slludsd 10 thu
existence Of County debt, and urged the
people to take it into consideration. For
several years past W have paid NO interest
upon this debt. Notwithstanding our in,
creased prosperity. The debt and interest
now amounts to about 100000. The
coupons. - fast - matursd, pass into
litigation, and every time they esms ints
court the county has to fork over. Net only
does il have to pay the full amount claimed
but from ten to twenty per cent. additions
in the way Of cssts. Now this 10 sbjse
foolishnsss on our part. We rsfvss to pay
certain sums, and are compelled to pay
them aud more too, right along. It il nc
way for ssnsibls, honest men to oct, and
ws must make An end Of it. We must make
the best terms We can with our customers
and then pay right up - W agree. To
this end We are glad toisss that the follew>
ing petition has been put in circulation
among our citizens. and that it 10 being
freely sisn.d BY our leading financial and
business men:
PETITION.
To tho Honorable Beord Of Supervisors
cf Scott County, lsrs, Nsrember Ssssien,
1858:
Your petitioners, resident tax-pay sts oI
Scott county, respectfully represent TO your
Honorable Body, that, whereas. there 10 now
outstadding bonded debt Of Scott county
to the total amount Of nearly 4l00, 900, On
which no interest has been paid for sew
era. years, and
WsssrAs, The non pay mont or adjusts
msnt Of said debt 10 Z constant source el
expensive litigation. in which the county
a. defendant, is invariably defeated, and
made liable for heavy legal costs; and
WBsRsAs, The existence and unsettled
condition Of said debt il . serious draw
back and injury to the prosperity and
property values II said county;
Now, therefore. your petitioners respect
fully request that Jour Hsnsrabls Body
take immediate stsps toward the adjustment
Of said debt. BY call On election By the pee
pie and such other measures - are legal
izsd and provided for in . certain act Il
enable counties and cities to cempfomis>
their indebtedness, pssssd BY the Lseislatur,
Of Iowa, April 2nd, 1878.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Peoples Party County Ticket

Peoples Party County Ticket
Por.s.ns.or, Qo sfl vacancy
JANEs WfSANS,s
Per Recorder.
n. J. ROaLFs.
Per Clerk District Court,
FRED. voLNnh.
For Coroner,
On. JANIS neCOubTNBI.
township Ticket.
Por Supervisors.
THOMAS SCOTT,
BH. LAHKuANN.
For Justices Of the Peacs.
BLlEK PETERS,
T. b. DOWD.
for Trustess
CLAUS KAHL,
GEORGE MURRAY,
JOHN BEHRENS.
For Township Clerk.
A. q. SMALLFiELD.
Fer Assessori
LOUIS BEYER,
For Constsb!ss.
n. CARSTENS,
p PURCELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

MorssRs Who have Daughters that have Weak
Lungs. should arrest the disease whom il 10 in
the incipisnt stages Ii 10 indicated BY heck
ing cough-pains in the chsst-difiiculty OF
brssthipg-or impression Of the lupss If this
bs peri mittsd TO run On, tubsrcles will fern. and
Consumption will be the result A most valu
able remedy will bs found in ALLsxs Lvxo
BALsAn 70 cure and sAeek this disease in sts drst
stage.
For sale By ali Dealers in Family Medicine
generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

with its gloomy attssdants.-iow spirits. ls-
preston, involuntary emissions. loss Of semen.
spsrussorrhoa, lose Of power. dizzy head. less
Of memory, aad Threatened impotence and i'm
bscilisy, End . sovsrisgn cure In hunphrsys
Homeopathic Specific. Ne. 20. Composed Of
the most valuable. mild and potent Carstives.
shsy strike at encs .. the root Of the natter.
tsae sp the systsm. arrest the discharges. and
inpars v,gsr and energy, life and vitality "
he sntirn man. They have cured theussnds
~ cases. Price es per package o. six beIss.
saA vial. or q per single boz. Sold By Drug
sists. and sent By mail o. receipt Of price. Ad-
dress Runphreys' Specific Hsuopsshie Msdi-
sias Co.. Sss 3rssdwsy. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

TRY" "0lLr EDGE
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. The best rsbsses
A~ae,en
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

AGENTS WANTED
TO ~


AGENTS WANTED
TO TRAVEL
And eel . article needed ~ svSry busisees .ea y
Sis y so ~ dsy. eas1 is hssd. Dab is~ de!-
ssaap. wssTsaN PUBLICATION co.
Corner - en1 Pessy eerseeD,
4 0sNTs wANrED- 1ARNsas WANTED /,
= king OF STOCK BOOKS" go paese-9eo
essssss, SrssSiss. sssains - 49, 2aass.rsns. @ az.
eases aaA their s1edes Of ~ heess. easts, shssp
pou!tsy etc. u eAeapnsse ard fallness Il Aas se
NV 1sr woHcss. ss;f sss sssss assss nap e,vea =
every subscrissr. also to asy Perecn whs utl pre-
care eood agent For paapAlst. adArsss 0OoD-
SPEED . CO. Chicago efN I. sstss-dAwia
a GENTS WANTED-Ter the fel.
"A loving stsn6erd subssripti on boeks:
l. Ths selssralsl Or. Gee n. DaAd'e ssw
''ADerteaa nsrse aad Cattle Dsetss.'' which
treats q! ths diseases q Hsrsss. UesLs. sheep
Plague" sr "Ts1as Fever" /" ssv spllsuie. Dr.
Dsdd's ssputatisn - % sushsr Of bssks . The
dioeoseo Of animate, ed - . voeerinogy 0uf.
gees is very extensive, aad aaassially eiAe The
| sale Of this. his lest great work. Asssts ell
sAs wssk With sss:. asi .shs lasee p!easa. !.
nediciss." BY Jeha Jsmss. \ ,. This 10 .
plais. pspalar work. tsaahisg how 70 aurss the
SICK, cure diseaeeo aad setaia heath. 10 u ~
eaesd upea aay Quack system. but upon ocisa-
tihc principles. II 10 selling rapidly y--Agssss
getting from 30 to % subessissrs week, q
preos ef svse % each.
Agents vsst Of lndissa ssppl,sl with books
from eur Branch q klesnisetos. ILL.,, II desired.
Fer terms aaa exclusive territory, opply - b.
VI. OAROLL : CO.. Publishers, llb' aud III
-. Fesrsh Street. Cincinnati. Ohio. ess-dAv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Tas PunOf ARD Svssrssr Con Lvss On In the
world, nanatsetsrsd ftom fresh. healthy livsrs up
- the ssa shore; Il IL perfectly pnre and eveet
Patients Who Aavs oaos taken Il cas tab. - oth.r
Ask for ''uasard . Casvslrs Cod Liver OH ."~anu.
facta,sd b. CAsvaLL, HAxAso = Co., succss,ors "a
Caswsn, Mach = Co.. New Yesk. Sold BY all drny.
eiseo. thar 4 satk Weov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Kssasfs Hals Dys Natural. Dasabae. Dsas aful
Bsss - cAsapsss b ~ World. 1olA - I'll Drug
sistssnd Cosassy osusshsspees. John J. KRONDR
Ssls Pseokssss. Aei CAsstnss D.. Pniiadslphis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-27
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY Y. JUNE 81.
A New Volume.

With the present number, Volume II of this
paper closes. 1t will be continued as heretofore,
devoted to the improvement of the industrial
classes of the kingdom, and to the preserva-
ton of their political, religious and social rights
and privileges. In soliciting a continuance of
the support of the public. we wish to thank
them for the generous patronage of the past.
1t will be seen that we have offered a liberal pre-
MUM 10 each subscriber who prepays the years
subscription before July 31st. We do so to cor
rect in a measure the growing habit of settling for
the paper only when Il bill has been presented,
once, twice, three and even more times, when
subscriptions are always payable IN ADVANCE.
We have no fault to find with any one, but the
premium is offered to endeavor to reduce the labor
and expense of charging a thousand names, and
making out and sending a thousand bills several
times. To US, giving the premiums will be the
cheapest in the end, though they may cost a thou
sand dollars and every one who pays in advance
including all arrears, as per notice given, will re-
ceiyc the Agrieuhurist FOR ONE YEAR FREE OF
CHARGE.
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THE SECRET CLAN OF THE SoUTH.-So extensive
have become the ramifications of the ku-Klux Khan.
that the military authorities, with good reason. re-
gard it as a very formidable and dangerous organ
ization. Secretly and rapidly it has spread over
large portions of Georgia. Tennessee. Mississippi
and Alabama. and is now extending to Virginia.
North and South Carolina. Florida aud Louisiana.
One of the Lodges was broken up by the authori-
ties at Memphis a few nights since. and the Consti-
name of the {" Chapter was the Supreme Cyclic
pean Council On the centre table appeared n
human skull. used in administering the oath to
members. The Constitution SAYS:
The object of this organization Is for the purpose
of protecting the people of the South from the band
of murderers aud robbers now preying upon them,
even, 10 the last We
pledge ourselves one to the other that nothing shall
be allowed TO deviate us from this noble object.
After being admitted the candidate is compelled
to subscribe to a long oath, of which followin the
is the closing part:
/ further swear that all Radicals and negroes
who have placed themselves opposite to the inter
ests of the owners of the soil OF Tennessee shall
forever be my enemy, and that under no circum-
stance will | have other connection with them, if l
can help IL, than to welcome them with bloody
hands to hospitable graves" That my family and
the family of a Radical shall never interchange
visits And L further pray that the God of the
whom / now invoke. shall strike me
dead should / ever. either in letter or in spirit. in
fringe upon the things set forth in this oath. To
all of which l swear in honesty of heart and sim
cerity of purpose. So help me God.
PENAL. CoDE FOR EDIroRs.-In France they i'm
prison editors; in this country they elect them to
the Legislature. We do not know which is the
greatest punishment-Abdny KnickerbOoker.
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An impression prevails with some that the
salute and ball on board the -Mohongo are a part of
the programme adopted by the citizens. The pro-
gramme as published is, so far as known, the one for
the day but the salute and ball are separate and
distinct from any action on the part -four citizens, and
are given by the Captain and Officers alone.
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Nautical AImanaCs.
Y PRESS TABLES.

nF VARIOUS SIZES AND BEST MAKE,
together uith
Liter Press Books. Brushes,
20 FoT sale by n. ". WHITNEY
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%o- The Missionary packet Morning Star sailed
yesterday at 4 p. NJ. on a six months cruise among
the Micronesia Islands. intending to visit every mis-
sion station, to which she carries supplies. Rev. II.
Bingham and wife. and several native missionaries,
took passage in her. Mr.. BIS health will not per-
init him to reside permanently there. but he will
spend three or four months laboring with the peo-
pie among whom he was formerly stationed, and
will return in the packet. He is engaged in trans
laing and preparing Micronesian works for the
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By Express from New York!
Received
By the Steamer Idaho June 10th -!

n UEEN vICTORIA's LIFE IN THE
ou~e. vIrtnria's life a the Prince consort.
The Lpvers DaAionAry-
The Lovers Diary.
owen Nsredfh'. Lnr1e-
Ekkos from Kentucky, BY Nasty,
Life % Artenus Ward, deceased
The Guanifan Angel
The sexton's Tale.
sir Hundred a Year. AMI ho~ 10 live on u
CompIete Letter Writer
Prof Btors Leg Coca Book.
E.op's Fabt-s-a new and elegant quartz edition. beau
faHy iHgstrated-si6
smIesf History q the HuSu@nots-
Annual % -cientihe Discovery for l-65-
Prof ARassx Travels In BGriL
Motiey's History ofthe Netherianis-t vols eOmp-te-
MotIey's History ofthe Netherianis-I 4 sth vols only.
Bayari TayIors Pupil Of ST. John
The Old Roman WOrii-
Wells Every Man his Own Lawyer
Waiting ir th~ Verdict
Three Engfsh Statesmen
Dixon's New America
BigrIosfs Aneedotes % Bench and Bar.
Hany's Ladder % Learning
Songs for LhtIe Ones ~ Hone
Widow Sprigxns-
M0uuscus secret
The Cfsyerings.
History Of the Church OF Christ
Pull sets % Mis-. MuhIbash's Novels
Balwer's N0vets-GiObe Edition.
Count Mirab<au-
Volumes MAyne Reds Juveniles
The Home Circle. J vols
Macs and Labouaye's Fairy Book.
Nautical Almanac fF 1so9.
Lonzf-Io~fs and TenDy sons POeus-
Eizar A. Poes Works
Websser's New National Diefiooery.
webstsT's Pocket Dictionary
With a Variety of Juveniles, Toy Books, &c.
Por sale by ISIS Imi H. NJ WHITNEY.
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Zss- BY a card in another column. ii twill be seen
that DIR. Beck, of the Anatomical Museum in San
Francisco. will, during his stay in this city, give
medical advice to any who may wish his services.
His Office is in the cottage next to Mr.. Ritson's
residence, in Beretania street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-27

DEsT PILOT BREAD. in Pipe. and Casks.
For sale by Es27 suI C. BREWER h 60.
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MAUI On Saturday last His Honor Judge Davis
took passage for Maui to hold the summer term of
the Circuit Court. He was accompanied by the At
torney General and several lawyers. whose services
will all be needed there. A J. Lawrence, Esq &,
who has been appointed Circuit Judge for Maui. vice
\. VI. Kahslewai, also took passage thither.
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PAsrINES-H;

SUMNER PAsrINEs.-Half the charms Of life in our
tropical climate consist of the picnics held under the
shady groves and in the picturesque valleys that are
Prettier valleys for their size can nowhere be found
than Manoa and Nuuanu, just back Of this city.
In the latter, on Saturday last, at the invitation of
Messrs. Bohlman and Glade, of the house of II.
Hackfeld & Co., 4 large company Of ladies and gen.
tlemen gathered on the beautiful grounds of Her
Majesty Queen Kalama formerly known as the Pelly
premises, four miles above the city, The day was
charmingly suspicious, and appeared to have been
&. made expressly to ORDER for the customary show
ers were suspended, and not a circumstance occurred
to mar the festivity. The beautiful precipices, COW
cred with perennial verdure, the silver cascades, the
stream, the waterfall, the ever-changing clouds and
the green meadows, all made the place, on such a day
as Saturday last, one not soon to be forgotten, and
worthy of an artists sketch-book. Many of the
guests, parents and children, spent the whole day
there, ample provision having been made for a break
fast at IL o'clock and a dinner at 8 P. NJ, Towards
night, as the shadows heightened and the sun began
to near the horizon, numbers of vehicles and horse
men filled the road to town, ali the guests having en-
joyed an exceedingly pleasant picnic excursion and
ramble on the edge of if not within the enclosure of
the Garden of Eden. Our favored residents enjoy
the reality for which the poet sighed:
"Oh, had We some bright little isle Of our own,
In n blue summers ocean Tar of and alone,
Where a leaf never dies in the sul blooming bowers.
And the bee banquets IN through n whole year of flowers,
Where the sun loves To pause
With 50 fond = delay,
That the night only draws
A thin veil Ger The day
Where simply to feel that we breathe, that we live.
Is worth the best joys that life elsewhere can give"
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.

U,HOsE INTENDING To OPEN NEW
SETS OF ACCOUNT BOOKS, on the first OF the year
arr invited TO examine my stock just received, which embraces
All sizes and kinds. from miniature volumes 20 Royal
sna H. a.. VI. WHITNEY.
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AMI ctandss
Assorted sized Cash Boxes. Bin Head Boxes.
ncrmonstsrs.
sM Ho@ss. Pm Racks.
slate Pencils. Lad Pencils.
school shstes. scrap Books,
Herbsrams. Twin@ Boxes,
Apsriar Plain Cap Paper,
superior raivt cap paper,
Superior ain letter Paper.
sapsrsar ruhsi litter paper,
p Assorted note paper, Bi a-ad paper
Nase paper.
Backgammon bosrIs.
Alphabet Blocks,
A.ostei azrd blottinr pads.
"u'ta perrhs pen haLIers.
Wsshingtor NeiaIIiou pens,
F~airchiLd's superior rokI pens,
Ivory paper holders.
msfonnotn', PenSn'v.s, charitoa'. nueilaxs,
W''s"' "shat Lanes rulers,
A., ~~sIs.
~'asbsaek, blue AMI carmfne ina uaxn,ri a xoxsu, ink,
Arnott's INKS, Assorted SINS
photographic Albums, Propeller t-.ess-
Pencil leads. CRyons.
~Pas assortaeHt u Bunk looks.
'Notcs assortment Of EareiOpes.
AscAdHge Books, Receipt Books.
Order Books,
C,p o.s JhanH's parchment Letter Books,
y ana Letter Clips and Flies.
Letter and Card UaHsfs.
Hemoraada Books, Pass Books.
cspyiuz brushes, Composition card fames,
%a Postage stamps. Letter scales,
&c. &c. &c. &c
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rAm'Li 1nUGEh' rrrD
CQOlC0 fTGSu TGrOCeTltS
lllSr oErEuuEn
On TUESDAY,, June 9th.
Fresh Graham Flour.
Fresh Oatmeal, Rye Meal, Buckwheat,
co.rx. uouiuv Fin. uor;nx
n s'''eA
Bsst Streak Bacon,
smokei Salmon,
Smoked Reef
D.. r,
~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-20

route, goes through Eau Claire and Me-
nomonie; another, the middle route,
passes through Durand; the third passes
below Durand. The middle route was
adopted MS by far the shortest and most
feasible. Several years ago by trick
OF Legislation" our neighbors TO the
East and North of us stole our charter
and would have long ago had the road if
" gas could have built it. But money
being the chief desiradatum, and our
friends not having any more of that ar
ticle than they need to keep up appear
ances, have let the job to outsiders "
who care just as much for Eau Claire and
Menomonie as they care for Durand or
Mondovia, and who will locate the road
where it will pay the lest. See-Da-
rand Times.