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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21
SUGARS,
SEGARS
TOBACCOES,
WIIISKEY

which he fiattcrs himself he can sell as
cheap rs they can be bought anywhere in
the county.
Ihave lately erected frst-class shingle
mill, which is now in operation. 1t is an
attested that the shingles which were made
in this mill and sold in Williamsport, are
a frst-class article, the lumber of which
they are made being a first-class article,
desire to introduce these shingle to the
notice of builders, who will consult their
own interest by giving mea call.
May Sd, '66.-tf
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21
l WILL NOT BE UNDEkSOLD

Oct. 3lst lS67-ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21
PERTINENT QUESTIONS.

If reconstruction is a success, why
isn't the army withdrawn ?
If the Radicals want peace why did
they propose to arm the negroes?
1fthe Radicals mean equal rights
why do they advocate one currency for
capital and an other for labor?
If the negroes can vote for them
selves, why pay the Bureau to teach
them ?
II the Radicals mean equal rights
what do they put the negro above thu
white man for?
If the Radicals mean impartia,
suffrage, why does their platform say
one suffrage North and another South
If the Rodicals want peace, what arc
they running their candidate on his mil
itary merits for ?
Is it impartial suffrage to enfranehisc
The black and disfranchise the whit
man !?
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21
Our Chip easkrt.

Il London has killed 10000 super
Auous dogs this season.
4 The japanese army is being arm
cd with Enfield rifles.
II The highest rent paid for dwell,
ling.house in Chicago is $4,000.
Il Two of the Lawrences, of Boston,
have given an Episcopal church, worth
$4,000, to Longwood, Massachusetts,.
4 Hon. Jesse A. Bynum, for eight
years member of Congress from North
Carolina, died recently in louisiana, at
the advanced age of seventy three years.
A German wants to know why
Carl Schurz gets 500 for an hours
talk, when the poor devils in the audi
ence are compelled to hear for nothing.
4 A national convention of the advo.
Gates of the political rights of women
j. called to meet in Washington next
December. The call is issued by
the Universal Franchise Committee,
and is intended to be stirring one.
4 A letter from Lima, Peru, says A
vote of thanks has been passed by Con-
gress to the people Of Chill, and the
Ministers of the U. States and France in
Peru, together with our Admiral in
those voters, for prompt and efhcacious
assistance to their unfortunate people.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21
&f(istGllaneuus Stems,
A TURKISH LADY'S BATH

Her attire first removed, An at
tendant takes a glovo--evofy day it is
new glove-of undressed silk. With
the disengaged hand she pours over her
mistress basins of warm water. Then,
by gentle friction with the glove, she
slowly removes the salt and impurities
which are deposited on the skin. This
finished, the attendant covers the lady
from head to foot, by means of a mop Of
downy silk, with lather made of pecu.
liar soap.-peculiar, l believe to Turkey.
Upon this soap depends much of that
peach like softness and snowy whiteness
of the skin, fer which Eastern women
always are so remarkable. 1t has the
reputation of removing stains, spots, and
trecklcs that are not deeply marked in
the cutcle. This part Of the matter
having been carefully performed, the
lady is again dcluged with water heated
to Que hundred ord ten or one hundred
and twenty degrees, and poured from
tabs (basins) Of silver, Large towels
we might then call them sbeets-of the
finest muslin, richly embroidered with
flowers and gold, are wrapped around
her, and she is led into saloon, where
rolling up heap of cushion, she sinks
into soft, ,dreamlike languor that might
become faintness were it not for the as
siduity with which slave fans her. Al
soon as she is sufficiently recovered tc
bear it, another slave combs, perfumes
and disposes her hair in ornamental
braids. The hour after the bath is on,
of gentle, sleepy, dreaminess.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WV ARRANTED to remove all desire for
w Tobacco. This great remedy is an
excellent appetizer. Itpurifes the blood,
invigorates the system, possesses great
nourishing and Strengthening power, ena-
bles the stomach to digest the heartiest
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establish
es robust health. Smokers and Chewers
for Sixty Years Cured. Price, Fifty Cents,
cost free. A treatise on the injurious eff
fects of Tobacco, with lists of references,
testimonials, &C., sent free. Agents want
ed Address DR.. 4. r. ABBOT, Jersey
City,'New Jersey. Aug. 18th l2w
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21
FISHING TACKLE,

Rods, Baskets, Flies, Hooks, &c, &c,
Jo1bing in all its branches.
have the agency fol the Celebrated
Oriental Base Burning Furnace. The
best in the world-portable OF brick set.
If they fail to give satisfaction no pay
will be asked.
ROOFING, Flator Standing Groove,
Fave Trough, Spouting. and House
work generOlly.
S9r Orders by mail promptly attendo
ed to, and work guaranteed,
l WILL NOT BE UNDEkSOLD
II your are going to build House
Store, Church or Barn, call before yor
oder your Tin, Copper or Sheet Iror
Work.
90.
. Oot 8 II 1897
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

The re 4, le Of iowa lave sbnndant cause
FOR Thanksgiving to Almighty God and the
&c ,sr - Of our CON. onwea.th .ro .... .
general Thanksgiving BY all orr people, to
bs celebrated on the 18th Of the current
month:
To TIE People Of Ioea
In accordance with the usages Of our fathers
and the customs Of the STATE, I hereby appoin,
THURSDAY, THE TwEsrY-SixrH DAY or No.
vEABKR,
to be observed throughout the State a . day OF
people Of Iowa that, Abstainipg from all secular
employment upon the day appointed, they ~,
semble in their respective places of worship, and
give thanks . Almighty God that the harvests OF
the year have been abundant; that our institu
tons civil, political, educational, and charitable
have been enlarged and strengthened; that Law
and order have prevailed, enabling us to dwell
together in happiness and safety; that He ha.
disposed the hearts Of our people to deal justly
and love mercy, denying the claims Of liberty and
equality = none OF the children Of God within
our borders; that in both material and spiritual
things, He has been tho gracious benefactor OF
this State; and in the midst of our Thanksgiving
to God, for His many blessings, let us not forget
the claims Of charity, nor the injunction Of Him
Who bads ne remember the poor. Let US cherish
the memories of those who gave their lives that
our country might live, and spread the tables ei
their widows and children With abundant gifts
Let US humbly acknowledge that our bounties
have come from the hand Of the Lord our God
and pray that He will keep MS from sin, will show
and LEAD us In the right way, and win make n
virsuous and christian etate.
Given 1t Des Moines, this 4th 10, Of November
in the year Of our Lofs one thousand
eight hundred snd sixty eight, of the
IL. 81 Independence of the United States the
ninety third and of ithis State tn
twenty second.
BY the Governor:
SAMUEL MERRILL.
En- WaIaHr, Secretary Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

RrvEa InrxllIoKxoE.-The Lucy Bertram.
Of the Old Line, will bs the regular y. 8.
mail steamer for 81. Louis this morning at
o clock.
The Tom jasper, Of the White Collar Line
leaves II the same hour.
The recent rise in the river has been snffi-
cient 70 admit Of the passage OF boats over
the RAPIDS, there being about three feet and
nine inches Of water in the current. This il
something unusual 1t this season Of the year.
The Addis johnson and Diamond 10, Of
the White Collar Line, passed over without
any difficulty.
The lastsr will leave the landing 1t the fool
Of Blondsa for St. Pasl this n orning ct Eve
o'clock.
The Quincy Herald Of yestsrday says
"Mr.- Thayer, . representative Of one Of thu
ST. Louis wrscking companies, arrived herr
yesterday, TO commence the work Of raising
he barge Of the White Collar Line, which
was sunk hero some time ago, and which nov
occupies position on The bar in front Of Thu
city. Mr.. T. commences operations to-day
and will, afssr raising the barge, proceed 4
raise the wreck Of the ill-fated Palmer, whicl
was sunk at the bridge some three week
since,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

i i. ~ - IN y y : 80 Z i1a.,es. II.
80 ! r ~ ~ blss se1sA aaahes II
~ N ~ ruD 81 80 snsdD Il
sssnis1 = 1ense /; - 80 - Nh luskIs
~ soa1 ~ heiia teesehsr ~ smsr-
alds asd rshies, IN = u1rflsylk - in
~ fblU9 ssdls y - - ~ snsiss
tAsrs easaot b ssoasA. TIE hua9~ ofthst
sye grows By fasdiss.
ssOnly ~ hsoshaGheed sf syesgrssae-ths
pine, the cedar, he spruce. asd the hsmlock
-rsfass 10 joi, this snivsrali rsvSi. They
wsar thsir so6sf srssa through sstana -
wintssf. = Il thsy vsrs sst = kssp opss the
path q ssn1ss tAfss1A - ~hsls yssr, -
girdis III ssasoss Together With : cissp 81
ssdssss green. but il sain % they eivs sol>
smn examples % tAe nsrry lsavss whish
frolic With every breeze thai rms sweet riot
10 he elo~isg SHADES. Gay leaves viii not
b coanssllsd, but win dc bright snd laugh
ing. Bat bstA tosssAe ~ trsm6sursd
leaves Of deeiduoss tssss aad the sAln nm
changeablsness Of evergreen how more
beautiful are they thaa either alone The
solemn pine brings color % the cheek Of the
besches, ard The scarlet snd golden NAPLES
! rest gracefully upon The dark foliage Of the
million.dnssrsd pins.
Lifted fas above al harm Of Fowler or
| impedimspt Of mountain, wild fowl are stead
lily flying sosthward. Tho simple sight Of
them 6lls the imagination with picsnrss.-
They hAvs I'll summer lopg called to each
| other from the feedy fens and wild oat-felds
Of the far north. Summer i already sxtin-
Ruishsd there. Winter il following their
track, and marching steadily toward ~. The
spent flowers, the scared leaves, the thinsing
uee-tops, the morning frost, have borne
witness Of ) charge on earth ; and these cara.
vans Of the upper air confirm the tidlnss.
Summer 10 gone winter i soming
"sucb days Gil ono with pleasant sadness.
How sweet pleasure 10 there in sadness
Il is not sorrow it il not dependency; il ID
not eloomi 1t il one Of the moods Of joy.
At any rate am very happy, and yet it is
sober, and very sad happiness. 1t 10 ths
shadow Of JOY upon the soul can reason
about these changes. | can cover over tbs
dying leaves with imn ginations Is bright II
their own hues; and By Christian faith
ira nsfigure the whole scene With : bleesst
vis.,. Joyous dying i'd Rloricrs ~ &c
tioa. But what then7 Such thoughts GLOW
like evening clouds, and not far beneath
them are the evening twilights, into who's.
dusk they will soon melt away. And d
communions, and al admirations, aud I'll ~
sociations, celestial or terrsne, come alik'
into psnsivs sadness, that 10 even sweets
. than our joy. 1t is the minor key Of TIL
thoughts"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

New Hork FsnRnees.
y telegraph uTv YaR. Ksv. u.
Nonsy--Aors active and arm st I Per ssat. - sau.
sterling 5goh.s ~.
0sle-DSll; opened at s8x. slessA 1t 3s31oK.
Governs snts are tall bat stssAy.
coucons Of ~ - loK; - s1fosf; ~ s9kok;
new oa14: 81 o1lDk; - s>fo1c 1o-Aes Ahok.
There h.s besa great sxsitsasatia y I and Ais,
which auctnsted largely. the former salliss lsvs "
l4 tie latter - which caused general dsehas
throughout the list, which, however. subsequently
about resor srsd the market closing unsettled RaAos
says that more new Erie has bssn sold, rasns
the total 70 SIXTY miIlions.
s:so pricss-A N lsLok; Pacific Nail l1s54O
II WI ssM3k; HYC 1161k: Erls s'ktN;
wabash s5szG So r 1921 ~; " ssk phd ss0k
nw lo3s.oIoos.: 81 Panl es1s0st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Reeuans faso - &. Leais rye DoLLANs, until fhf-
thee es6ses.
Oolh n1esf poa1eanR Pnaks1s u B. Loais sad
poln11y eosslsting u ~ 49,.
"a oap11a D1snses. 1astsn ~ PM.
RI -, onp1a1s p6vtAssa, nAsts, snd
- 3AD0As Oa1aia nstt. AnI, Dasees, ons
q uAi1A via lssve ~ laaAisg sash day q
~ =, =.
n ehsse heaAs viii mako Gloss connection
~ssA tAsss ruaaise bsewssa this poiat and ST.
paal.
ArTsaasassh Asvs rsssstly bsss nsAs in
0aasosssaa9 e DSsA IslssA By wish pesssassrs
- sasA - HsaI - hssss 10 savsses os any
esAo nnA
Il el1ieise y ~ ahsvs ~ pessssgss sad
fsseAs pas1sas 00ak1D 0eeWD, Captain
Asose HAIL. nasesr, v10100Y, Captain 6co-
A1aA, nasass. - tAs = A1&g13, win make reg
alss ma
Tiskels fos sale over he Hasaihal and 81. Jo-
0pA al eeuthssn Pasi1e Road 70 all points
vsst q ~ Misssah river.
paGPeaiee he Line that reduced the rates.
1es fright Of passags apply = The 'hbcs Of the
oo0peny, sorDes Blonlsaa and LsvsA
8. y. ARcHHR, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

IT is not . matter Of choice. but one Of alb
soluts necessity that you provide yourself
with something suitable in the way of wear.
ing APPAREL for the coming ssige OF cold YEA
Their, for come it Wilt never falkland il
looking around for articles Of this kind. re-
member Vsncill, Jones h Go. corner Of Main
and Thru streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Lcsr.-IAst evening about o'clock, b.
tween The Medical College and l.cond or
Bank street, small Mahogf y case Of Sur
real instruments. Being new, the case WAS
tied up ia brown tissue paper. Any one
bringing the same to this Office, or to Doctor
Clapham, III Main street, will be rewarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Y.srEspAY.--And there never was pref
tier yesterday since the world began. You
and We Anow it 10 well now that W need no
reminder Of it. But 10 few days we will
have both forgotten 1t. lntufning over the
leaves Of old files Of newspapers, tho days
have al appeared Alike because none ofthem
had been noted only in the consciousness Of
them while living in them. And We have
wished that they would show what was the
dealing Of the weather king with thAm. But
morning dailies have bsen voiceless A. Mem
NON and days that have been crowned 10
splendor, and days shrouded in clouds and
sloon, are alike consigned unchronicled to
oblivion.
So some other body, looking through the
files Of the GArE in the hereafter, vhen this
present shall be dead past, = - have
looked through files Of past that was . con-
scioas shrobbing present in its day, may Be
pleased that il is noted here that yesterday
Vas . royal day ofths years glory.
Showing there in Western New York. the
dispatches said Of that morning. And over
the lakes and across the woods aud prairies
that winter storm may have been sweeping
on towards us through al the bright hours.
But there vas not whisper II pre-onition
in Thorn Ill. Sunshine through III .ne day.
Without cloud, save few far-up 6lms Of
radiating cirr,1s-a silver filter for the golden
! sanbsams. A mantle of mist about the horA
lion, making symmetry even Of the earth's
sharp elbows. Resting upon everything .
quiet that could be felt no winds, but
There crept A little noissless noise among
the leaves, Born Of the very Sigh that silence
hsaves.' The woods haven't retained their
~ontsd beauty. The greater part Of those
that fall in the Autumn have already fallen.
There are groves Of oaks, retaining their
leaves, wishered and dead for the most part,
bnt some rusaet, and in their far-away out
line, and the brightness Of yesterday, giving
suggestion Of crimson. Barr lsaflsss limbs,
however, for the most part, the other varie-
ties Of trees show; naked arms that we're
reached up to be kissed BY the sunbeams in
the promise Of another epring. Houses and
fields stood out in sharp scenic outline against
sky that bashed them in > glorious bright
ness and softuess. Insects hummsd Lastly in
the cir. birds twittsred and hoped, scatter
tering the rustling leaves with dainty feet.
The river was picture Of quiet ripping,
airrored beauty. Il va : day that one
wanted 70 be alone with. Il was IN ideal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14
MARKETS ri TELEaRAPH
Chfssxo Market.

Chfssxo Market.
- Telegraph osf-Ass, Ass 10
visur--Rathsf less active. but vitAsst N1seAbls
change; snpsrs especially dull and sssisr.
Whest-FArly active At slight decline, closing q ~
o. for No & No moderate chipping demand d q lee
II; No sold At s55<&7
csrn-aood demand and higher, closing frA s % fss
10 2, closed 1t 13x0t new qaist at oo3sl.
oats-Qaist snd steady slo&tns 1t 4sH.
Rys-Dull and lower, closing u 81 oloS.
Barlsy-nsdersts demand, closing - u - fss Ne
regular.
Hishw1nss- Frnsr, hslAsrs asking 9oo7.
ass.s-More Aeevs; salss Of unothy st - 3so4s.
Provisons-Yair Speculative asAAs4 ssss CORK nd
Il "a 10.
LArd-le.
Green Meats Hams II; shoulders rex roasA sides
1ox.
Cured Nea's-ro. Jet IN msrket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Tn Dss Nsipsa Rsotaw says that three
ysAsss aatasksd D.. 8halFss, Secretary Of
Ne Agricultural 0esisty, On Thursday nigh,
= 10 W. psssise tAs corner Of The Catholic
Church IN hit city. They ksocked him
down. bst Just tAcn hslp same and tha
ssosnlrsls run. DR.. g., il net seriously
AusA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

new Soy8 Aaskss
By rsegraph.i N!N ! err. Eav. II
Rlour-eslr. OF .nrer western II - $3.50. extra "a
Is 2onQ IS closing dull II Toe lower.
Whsst-Dull and lover; No 2 spring n oo1S; Winter
red Il So.
Rye-Qn-t and heavy At 81 34De for Western.
Oats-Cles I'd quiet at - for wsstsrn ahoat.
Corn-Duil and heavy; 81 l4olS for soand n5xsa vssA
err
Pork-Nomina,; s2s Is sr nss, easA and regulas.
Cut b eate-Ne minal.
Beef-Duil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

n LowlY he's received s'Dsmorest's Month
~ for December. Call u the News Depot
On Second steset and ret il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Sarra's Patent Stove Shelf 10 ono Of the
simplest and most useful Improvements that
has fallen under our observation in that line
for some tine. The cost Of the article 10 but
t,,fling, and the benefits they will confer in
keeping yictuals warm and coffee hot, and
husband and wife in good humor, are in
calculable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

u sslssAiag . stylisA hss, either silk OF
sAssiosss, - sna't Do bs1asr than to call on
10. vessAiss ! Gso. Their stock, - Ill
vAo havs sxauinsd il will testify, il the best
II the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

4 ralsHD writes fsm Cofydon, that .
M.s. Caylor Al tAat vicinity, recently had
four boys as birth, three Of whom are still
living.
That u a item that serves TO indicate one
Of The saasss Of tAs rapid increase Of populA.
tion in The Wea...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

u. heuNs aaSnsx.
~ fslssrsphl -. Lsgss. Hsv -.
yloss-Dsll; sspsrs seld q - seos 90 sgtsss q.
WhsaA-EAr dsnaad; pfiso - ranged a seos6 ssr
choice = kasv vhsss; n q 91oI lbf sSsins.
oera-Say hesvy. 80 unsssssd; 'eAs.ss sew yellow
and White aooe6; ~ 1s6oo.
oe.s--Firn = ]oota-
Farley Q1ist: Iowa 91ox.
Rye-N oe1lo.
Provsior. -oherings very i,h'; market quiet; ssv
mf - pork sold 1t 3z5; old DO ~ 95
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

For nIsT.-A dwelling, situated on High
ssresa hGsvssa Erst and Second. Apply 1t
0ee. E. Kilbourps's furniture store. l4-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Foa the bssa select oysters, direct from
Baltimore, 20 = Robertson ! Albsn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Tn best yarn IN Ne Wesesn States Danu-
Akstursd 70 order Into aIl nsss Of hosiery, By
c. h. Eusssea, Foerth strsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Doors and shoes made Of light material
o., very mics thisss IN their season. but for
Ne "iesd tsrm' il viii b policy to ray the
!sast-to procure for the feet articles Of :
moro substantial char aQter. W.P. Upham
keeps stock that il unsurpassed BY any
thing ia the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

oensrnixo mics Acd good in gents hosiery
also patsst Daatalson drawers, at Dillon
Jonss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Bssr stock Of buck gloves and mits in the
sity, ct Dillon 4 Jones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

L. How1 viii ell te-1oe q suction new
end second hssd fasnilnfs, sEsvss, boots and
sAoss. Also several - Aossss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Nsw chromos and Esgnvings Il Ayrs.
Bros. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14
Vote IN Van Buren,


That vide-awake Radical paper, the Kso
sauqua Republican, that has taken new lease
of prosperity and excellence under the eff
cient management Of our enterprisiDg friends
Henry Lea, has the official vote OF Van
Buren,. That county did gloriously, as to eve
rything but suffrage. Some Of the best apec-
linens Of Radical manhood in America are in
Old Van Buren,.
The vote on the Electoral ticket was, Re-
publican 2O26, Democratic 1906
For McCrary 2ol8; Clagett
1910.
For the Amendments 1855 for the hrst and
1857 for the others; TIA against the first
and l7l3 against the others. That was .
rascally chap Athat wanted negroes counted
for representation, and for military duty,
while be would deny them vote. II our
opinion that chap would swindle his neighbor
| If he got chance.
Hammer 1907.
| For Treasurer Rankin 2o2a; McCarty
1907.
j. For Auditor-Elliott 2o2a; Dunlave,
1907.
For Register-Carpenter 2oso; Anderson
1905.
For Attorney eral-o' Conner 2o27
! Williamson 1907.
For Circuit Judge-Slosn 2o3a; Burton
/ 1896.
For County Clerk-La.ham 1921; Nc
/ Workman 1868.
For Rscorder-Johnson 2o2O; Watson
1900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

In directing the attention of our readers
who want to purchase winter dry goods, We
would most emph0tically recommend the
New York Store. Messrs. Gregg 4 Sou
have the largest stock Of woollen goods in
Southern Iowa. They patronizs Western
manufacture and select their goods with a
viex to durability, style and economy; sell
at small profits and ask but one price, which
is marked in plain figures. They have re-
ceived another invoice Of those two.yard.
wide, white, twilled, home made blanke.ry
Go and examine their stock. 1t
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QAvmLsY's MIggrsBA will BE- here on
Friday evening sf next wesk. They promise
soasAhine novel IL The m Of minstrslsy.
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AlAsKA Disnoeds u r. r. j. Ayrss 4
0osa. 14-2t
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DoDss int FISCHER : Hollis for your
boo1o an6 ohoee.
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Vors OF DAVIS CouNrY.--Beiow ~ g've
The vote Of both parties IN Davis county on
the Sd inst
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Tve nssU nntsrtnnatss,
Wsssy u bssath
Really taDsseassts,
0sns u their dsskh
Take thsn Up tsDdsr'y,
Lin shsm With sare,
HanAJe No. giagsfly,
esyross and Biaif.
esyuosr and Blair badsss ers q sus ssnt
pises, with se baysrs.
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CITY NEWS.

YrLL steck Of undseshirts and drawers, 1t
Dillon 4 Jones.
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For Sale.

A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
"A cellar stable, cistern, uiee garden. grapes and
great variety Of fruit trees lot ain good condi
zion Franz In between 18TH and l4tn ssrests Title
good. Price $l20o--hali cash. balance time, En-
anirs OF y. b TEN-BtCK,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
julo Cor 4th and Main sts.
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Ds,fcAriox.- nss Baptist CAsfn
win Is dsdiesssd 70 the worship IT Ood, =
Ssnlay nornisg (to-nosrov) = 4 ocsoe1
| !, =. Sermon b. Rsv. ]. II 0r'mia q
Galssburg, III. The public gsnsrs''y -
;.,;4.a = e1.e,a.. l4-2t