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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-02
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

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I. dies whose delicate health 1t absolutely
ssry for them to have children have in
can with perfect sonfdsnee and safety "se Dr. RAPH
AEL'S Remedy. They will thus not only prevent in
of family but they will at the time promote
their health because his
cent and safe. Tt does not interfere with diet
on. 1t operates without sickness exposure and is
certain in its effect 1t not only prevents from having
children, bn it will restore the monthly periods and
improve the health. Ii Ladies who suffered from
misplaced confidence consult him before they get mar
red he will restore their bloom freshness and yigor OF
youth, and enable them married life with
hdence OF health and hapRinsss , ye , e. 1a ,ls
9th of March, 1862 W aradecidedfy opposed % drugs
and to remedies for the prevention of having
chiidrea and feel 1t duty to acknov ledge bene
Fit from any and every when it for the relief of
entering humanity fact has knowledge
that ought be promulgated and widely circulated for
benefit of those ladies whose delicate health makes
it necessary 20 prevent increase of family About
tweve months after marriage lady of acquaintance
gave birth to daughter, but her suferings we're
great that her physicians despaired of her life This
made her dread the thought of again becoming mother
sac tired everything prevent repetition of hersuffer
iacs without succeeding Two years marriage
in confined, but her sufterIngs great
trat the CHI Id died and her own life was despaired Of
She told by her family ph yican that If she Had any
Eiore children he feared her life would be the Forfeit
As all the remedies she had tiled before had failed
she applied to the Botanic Physician, DR. RAPHAEL,
Tor his Preventive 10 have Children HIS remedies Lad
the desired effect they only prevented her from
having children but they also improved her health o
T6E PURE THINGS ARE PRE-" The Botanic Phys
csns remedies be recommended, because they arr
innocent and safe. They operate without causing sick
exposure They do interfere with the diet
occupation They do nlure tn health, but they
srs certain in their effect A P MEIGGs Md,
G PANCOST MD.
Ills hours for seeing visitors are from 10 A. Nj to
r. 81. pAnY,-SUNpAYs ExCEPTED-Ar 81 3 East MADI-
SrsEET, tUP STAIRS BETWEEN WELLS AND FRANKLIs
SrREETS, CHICAGO, lLLrSoTs. Consultation ZEE iva
Dollars He has private consultation for LADIES
end Gentlemen. Each visitor has separate room,
ranged so that the most delicate refined and SEN
sitve visit the Doctor confidentiay. without be-
ing seen by any other visitor
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The sale Of the above described lands will be
continued from day to day, if necessary. The
plat Of said lands can be seen at the County
Clerks Office.
B. B. J0SLIN,
Drainage Commissioner.
Rock leland, January Odd, 1868 dwtd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-02

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
EVERY MAN
HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
a|lll
HOllOway's Pills.
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT
Disorders Of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels.
The Stomach is the great eentie which inap
ences the health or disease of the sytitm abused
or debilitated by excess--indgsstion.o offensive
breath and ply steal prostitution are the natural
consequences. Allied 20 the brain, il is the
source of headaches. mental depression, nervous
complaints and uDreireehing sleep The Liver
becomes affected and generates bilious disoreers,
Co. :. .ne slae, 3e- The Bowels symPatbirs
principal action of these Pills is on the stomach
and the liver, lungs. bowels and kidneys paitici-
pate in their recuperatiye and locomotive onsr-
atisn.
1~-.,~.,.
AIyssPeASs anu oait Aneum
Are two of the most ce.amon and virulent dis
o % prevalent on TINS continent: 10 these the
onerandin ia E., - sr.di.a,a az ~ ,nOuus
- - - ~ e "e 'ehom ana
80 eoIp's'e TUG euie'
BAD Legs Old Sores, and Ulcers,
Cases of MANY wears, ...na;n, ,h., have
tinaciouslv refused 10 Weld 10 .ny ntb.r r,m.Sr
or treatment nave inyar;ahiv .no.rmhad % ~
AAuPuouS On tue okAus
Arising from bad stute Of the blood or chronic
diseases, are eradicated and clear and transpar-
ent surface regained by the restorative action Of
this imminent 1t surpsssess many of the eos
metics ana other toilet appliances in its power to
dhPei rashes and other dishgurements of the face.
Female Comulajnfs.
uh,,b., -.
IL. =, ar - - ~ VI ein
ss:c' - ~. Avn vi "omannoou, vi tne turn Oh
:e, 49, In ineui1ins eisPiay 60 ueeioed an
'nnuenee 'na. MARKED Improvement Is soon
wv ~ 'ae neaian y. lne pa'ient' peihg
fai;.tI a 49,, IN .seS are sa!e ana
.enaoe r.uedy iSr a., glasses OF females In ev
" ""'" a"u s'A''on vi me-
Files and xistula.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eraaieated locally and en-
tirely by the use of this emolient. Earn eomsn-
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FROM NEW iNRK.
Nrw Ynnx Sent.

! NEw YoRK, Sept. I.
| Gen. santona Costa, Ex- President of Coz
lumbia, who directed the movement which
resulted in the deposition Of Mosquera has
arrived in this city. He is Minister of Co
| umbia to this country.
| The reign of ruffiapisn has been inaugura-
ted in Newark, N. J., and assaults on officers
have become very frequent. Three despe-
rate fehts, in one of which the officers we're
severely handled, occurred there yesterday,
and another officer assumed such riotons as
pect that the Mayor was called on personally
to restore order. Most of the liquor saloons
were open during the day.
A special dispatch to the World from Otto
a~a. says SIX Fenian head centers from New
York and Massachusetts are here for the pur-
pose of watching the trial OF Whelan, who
is suspected Of complication in the assassina-
| ton OF D Arcy McGee.
The State Commissioners to oinves.igate the
cattle disease have made report. The dis
ease, they state, originated with Texas cat
lie, and is seriously aggravated by driving or
transporting. 1t is not necessarily fatal to
cattle The preventative meADs taken have
so sompletely suppressed the marketing of
infected cattle that the Commissioners think
meat now sold is healthier than before the
disease.
A strong determination is evinced by cer-
| tain manufacturers in New Jersey to resist
the operation of the new lew for the preven.
ton Of boiler accidents. They claim it vas
fosted through the legislature by interested
parties in New York, and that preventive
measures directed by it are less effective and
more expensive than those row in use.
Trouble is expected fan attempt is made to
enforce the law.
Five prisoners, including four burglars and
one highway robber, escaped from Queen S
county Jail at Hampstead on Saturday. They
knocked the TAILOR down and made their way
off, but the jailor shortly recovered, raised
the alarm, and with citizens captured three Of
them. The highwayman escaped.
Suit has been commenced by the firm OF
A Z Stewart & Co., Of this city, against l. c
Hopkins and others Of Cincinnati, for fore
closure of mortgage on real estate The
amount claimed by Stewart 4 Co. is S., ,36l.
Jim Hagerman and Pat Dillon yesterday
fought forty-four rounds in one hour and fif
ty-nine minutes, at the Palisades, for $500.
Pat won the money. Both were severe y
,ruicaa
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~ A kNNIH Nl1VNhR
+ NUN W ASHlNUI IUN.
w AsHINGTuS, Sci

WASHINGTON, Sept. !.
During the past week there were 30 ap-
plieations for patents and 54 caveats. For
the same time $40 patents were granted.
A number of prominent tobacco manufac-
turers arrived here to-day from Richmond Tor
the purpose of requesting the Secretary OF
the Treasury and Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue to establish bonded tobacco ware
house in Richmond. There are now in that
city over 100000 pounds waiting shipment.
The owners are unable to pay the full tax
but are willing to have their tobacco
bonded so it can be shipped as required to
the tobacco brokers ia New York and other
cities.
Secretary Schofeld received a dispatch
from Hon. Schuyler Colfax, from Denver
City, Sept. 9th, in which he states the Indis
ans are committing terrible rayages all
around that section Of country, even as near
as twenty miles from Denver City.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Sept. !.
The Times to.day says the annexation OF
Mexico to the United States is desirable, but
could not be accomplished at present without
needless expenditures of money and blood.
LONDON, Sept I.
The Daily News, commenting on the mis-
sion ofthe new American Minister, johnson,
says: Difficult questions are to be treated,
but England has given abundant proof Of her,
good faith. In sending Mr.. johnson to this
country the United States Government shows
its desire to settle pending disputes, and such
disposition is the best guarantee that the ne
gotiations will be brought to a satisfactory
conclusion.
Mr.. Bellows, of New York, has written a
letter to the London Times on this question.
He says the establishment Of the Irish
Churchis measure Of even more Importance
to the foreign relations than to the internal
interests Of Great Britain. The accom-
plishment Of this reform would be step to!
warts the esas 81 ,uese grievances, which
serve to inhame the feelings Of the Irish il
America against the British Government,
which, while they continue to exist, make
war possible.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 7.
Gen. Ewing, Of Kansas. addressed the Dem.
ocrats here Saturday evening, and General
Brinkerhoff. Of Ohio, addressed the Republi-
cans of Sidney and adjoining country the
same evening.
LEAyEswoRTH, Sept. I.
A special from Hays City to the Conserva
tive says party of Arapahoe and Cheyenne
Indians made dash on Fort Dodge on the
morning of the Sd. but were driven off after 8
severe fight. Four soldiers of the Sd Infant.
ry were killed and seventeen wounded. The
Indian loss is unknown. Gen. Sheridan il
now al Ford Dodge.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

PHILADELrHIA, Sept. 7.
Alfred Alexander, under sentence ofdeath,
has been respited by the Governor; this time
for an indefinite period.
BALTIMORE, Sept. /.
In conformity with the annual custom OF
the Association of Old Defenders of Balti-
more, they yesterday attended divine service
in body at ight street Methodist Episcopal
Church. The Association now numbers only
about forty members. On the 9th inst. they
will partake of their annual dinner at George
town.
WILMINGTON, Sept. {.
Saturday night at Clinton, Sampson coun-
ty, negro, formerly member OF INe Union
League, but who recently abandoned that or
ganization and Joined Democratic Club
WAS called out of his house and shot through
the heat. The matte, has created q great
deal of feeling.
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept.

The Post this evening has the following:
We learn from a military man who saw
General Grant at Galena yesterday that Cen
eral Sherman had returned to st. Louis from
the Plains and telegraphed General Grant the
facts of the situation east of the mountains
and asked for more Cavalry to pursue the
foe. His request has been complied with
and henceforth prompt and energetic move
ments may be expected. Railroads are 10 be
carefully guarded so as to preserve the means
OF communication, and vigorous war is to
be commenced at once. General Grant is
thoroughly in earnest to make this " r short,
sharp and decisive.
The Colfax party are to leave Denver to-
morrow on their return home, expecting TO
arrive here on Saturday. They will have a
guard ac.oss the Plains, on account of recent
Indian demonstrations.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
road received during the year ending March
3lst, from earnings, interest, &c., S4,45l,.
956, and expended 81, 1873, ,s26, leaving ur-
plus Of 5000 0S6.
Arrangements are making in this city for a
mass meeting on Friday, the 23d inst. Gen.
erals Logan and Palmer and Senator Yates
will be among the speakers. A torchlight
procession of 10000 Tanners will be out in
the evening.
A car load OF wild Buffalo and Elk are en-
route from st. Louis to Chicago. They we're
recently captured on the Western Plains,
near the hne Of the Kansas branch Of the
Pacific Railroad.
This morning there were 154 prisoners II
the county jail, 10 of whom were females.
Tie regular Diocesan Convention Of the
Episcopal Church of Illinois. will be h..3 in
this city, commencing Tuesday, the 10Th
inst.
A mad dog was killed yesterday at the cor
ner of Lincoln and kenzie streets.
The damage to the river tunnel has been
nearly repaired. A diver went to the bottom
of the, pumping shaft to-day and spent an
hour in cleaning it,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Sept. =
The investigation into Bnckley's charges
against Commissioner Rollins was resumed
to-day. The evidence of importance elicite d
WAS from ]. D McHenry, formerly inspect
or Of internal revenue, who testified to the
brand on certain barrels of whisky being
mysteriously changed while being carted from
North river to 14th street, and seeing s. N.
Pike hand check for SO 500 to Mr.. Harlan
at his Office next day, stating at the time that
it was q note from friend.
Collector Smythe was discharged and ex-
amined as witness, but gave no evidence Of
importance.
The examination vas adjourned until 70
morrow noon.
The base ball match to-day between the
Athletics Of Philadelphia and the Atlantics
of Brooklyn, was won by the former. Score,
81 to Is.
Collector Smyth removed forty clerks yes
terday.
A contract has been made BY Gen. Newton
with submarine company, for the removal
Of the wreck Of the steamer Scotland, at
Sandy Hook, for $63, 900.
A billiard match, French caroIn game, has
bssp arranged between Foster and Desry.
Thirty.ssvsn psssons wsrs arrested for TAXI
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ing part on both sides in the riots Of Sunday,
and brought before the police magistrates to-
day. They had preliminary examination,
and were remanded fur further examination.
The excitement runs high, ard renewal OF
the disturbance is feared. Every precaution
has been taken to preserve order.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sc

WASHINGTON, Sept,
Postmaster General Randall returned yes,
terday from the West
The Internal Revenue receipts for two
mouths Of the new fiscal year are about s34,-
600. .UUJ.
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T,HIs distribution Of prizes will be con-
4 dncted on fair and impartial plan. ALL THE
PRIZES ARE PUT IN AT FAIR VALUATION OF
this fact holders Of tickets satisfy themselves by
calling th prepretnrs Livery Stable, corner Of 9th
aud Main streets, Keokn-,, Iowa, shd examining the
property.
Gft Enterprises are often gotten up solely for specu-
iaea ~th rary priza nnt In at fifty times its true
ysine: this enterprise aueh Is ass the case The
proprietor hopes in this wsy to be abe - e1spose at
once of his entire Livery stock at only fur price,
proraeted Illness 10 his family makes II impossible Tor
him give that attention to his business which 1t re-
qutres
In booking the prizes the reader will bear In
mind that ever horse il SOUND. aud OF nrst-cass
stock and every Buggy of recent stve and nearly as
good AS nru aud all top hnggies The carriages
day rash what they put In at, and with
nearly every thing In the Stable
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Notice to Lot Owners.

At meeting ef the City Council Of the
IN the Cfy Of Keoknk, held Aug. n, A. D. 1868, tha
following Resolution was adopted:
Resoipsd That the owners of Lots !, ! ., Z, aad o
in Block TO- fronting 1ines street, BE- directed 70
have PLANK Walk ve feet vide made in front OF their
respective Lots by the 18th day OF september next tne
plank be laid the same TO be zone n &C
co dance with the Ordinances Of the City.
certify the above to be cnpy Of Resolution passed
by the City Council Of the City Of Keokuk.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF sAId City
WELOHMAN,W
Clerk OF the Council Of tho CITY Of Ksokuk
sue24 2w
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CANTON. Ill. Sept.

CANTON, H., Sept. I.
A heavy wind and rain storm passed over
this city on Sunday morning about clock,
making complete wreck OF Ingersoll's new
three story brick store. The roof of Harris
Il Plattenburg's drug store was partially
crushed by the falling wall of Ingersoll's $
store, and a bed in which young Plattenburg
was sleeping was covered with brick and rub
blsh from the falling walls A falling joist
just grazed his head leaving slight scratch
on his ear.
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PROPOSALS.

L0s
WILL be received until the 70 Monday m
w eeptenber ct the c6Bos Of he Saty O9k, br
Ten Thousand Dollars OF Market Hosss Dond 70 b IL
.u.d by the city Of Ksckuk. for the construction Of
Market House. provided By Ordinance No. lle, passed
August 10th, 1868.
Proposals may be for the whole any even part OF
the amount OF said bonds The COMMITTEES reserve ths
right to reject all or any proportions or proposition
and will accept award unless propositions ars on
the axs repate sulicie IT to cover the whole
J. A. MoDOWELL Mayor
Keokuk Ang 25, 1858 -aug29-9w.
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DY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washin g ton.
Runianfsm i'm Ncwark,N y.
REMoyALOF REVENUE CLERKS
Arrcxts for Rloiing i'm new
York.
Gen. Grant and tho Indians War
TO be Commenced at Once.
DEVELOPMENTS OF The BINckLEY
CASE.
DEVELOPMENTS OF THE BINCkLEY
CASE.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE,

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK la4s
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I=lME, LIME! LINE!

rleted and are prepared TO furnish their superior
I'm. In onanttie. to suit. et the lowest make. rate.
rh.ex.r.iye Arrangement. snd facilities for nsnufaf tn-
-, .no Transporting II their WORKS will nfble thf m
~ eap tull supply all times Orders may III 81
puers Hssdware ftore, or nj the eGlee ei Inc he"
~ KR Fok1
,,nstnatf Manager
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Cheese.

Cheese.
on BOXES Cheshire Cheese, for sale by
~ R0BRRTeON 4 ALBERS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice in Han 4 ruplc.

In The District Court Of the United States for the DIS.
ret of wa in bankru tcy Iu the matt.r Of Ele,a
les. bs.kenpt, at Keoknk in said District, on
tn 9th day of Sept, is6s--U A, District Of
Iowa
HIS ia TO giya notice that petition has been. towt
the 9Th dav of September. iS6S III ed in raid
Distric. Conrt by E1en Ives, of Des Nou.s couu-
~, aid District, y fe has been fes & ssss tafs
dec bankrupt under the art of Congress entitled
An It establish uniform system Of bankruptcy,
throu hout the Unis.d States approved March 2i aD
1851 dscnarge Ill cerfgats thereof from al his
dehts other aims proyabe nnder sa act and that
tire 18th day OF DC A 1865. at 10 o'clock is
the assigned for the hearing II the hefJre
said court the cty Of keokuk where and when all
iters Of said bankrupt aud al osher persons in In
t.fesf may attend and show use, if they have,
why the prayer Of the said psttion.r shosid lot be
.raattd. II X LOVE, Cl.rk
S District Court. keokuk, 18wa.
y prr Attys
/ sep -Jx-Tu aise V h4r@
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Beef.
GUGAR.CURED Dried Beef-Two casks,
~ just ,eceivsd-by
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Telegraph Connectlons.

The Great Western Telegraph Company Is un.
dor contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Toll
sgraPh Company, who have wires now in opera
ton from Now York to Chicago, and are At work
pressing the wire construction to Keokuk, Ito
which point II will b. finished in few weeks,) on
III way TO California We occupy the ONCE at
Chicago with the Atlantic and Pscie, and received
Zach others messages and forwsfdths same. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects In New
York with all the competing lines that are now
doing business . tths principal An intervening
points In 1HlRr1nI 6rArRs, and their lines beine
daily extended. The Dominion line (opposition)
Of cansds is now being built to ali the Lake
Hntario and the St. lawrence river ports, includ-
ing Ogdensburg, New York. Southern competing
lines are now going up from Louisville and St.
Louis to Now Orleans, aGording connection for
the Great Western in that direction In short,
~ North and South. and the Middle States are
It work on competing lines, and it needs but ths
construction OF new lines in the States above
lamsd TO complete the circle Of the most busi.
ness portion Of tho Union.
j. SNOW. SECRETARY.
Once, No. 131 Randolphst, Sherman House
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Agent for the CoDpsnyKEoKU
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GAS a STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son johnson street, bet 81 4th
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Bloomington Nurserys
l7th Year. 400 Acres, 10 cfeehheuics.

The rarosa and best stock, 900 Itsit a.d 0vsa-
mental Trees Hedge Plants, Grape vtnss, snu f1ea
choicest sorts d ,sfppino sire,, rery lOwJov cash.
Thnse uho froad money UiH sese q essce fso
Sdmps for Fau Catalogues. no,
aug22-d3mo 9LoonHefou, nclseA w Ill
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PROSP US.

India Ink or c-oripg in Oil Water Uoiess.
, *--- -~- -e.ahs t~sns III Addressing
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Vencill. Jones l. Co.....cor Third / Main streets.
ues.. stern l. Co......cor Second Main streets.
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

Il OAI L Il n Il S1VCA
Il Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
of S25 each. When $40 is paid on each share, a
certificate of stock for $25 will be issued, and no
further assessments TO be made. We expect to be
able to pay earned dividends of interest on the
latter amount a. soon tho lines are completed
InstAliments from time to time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, will be called for by the
Directors, ~ tho erection of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for asngle share will be received.
The moro the stock 10 distributed tho better for
the Company: There is no individual liability af
tar thA sfork il m id for
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Gold Pens, Poneils, Pocket Books.
"a Nos ] l. 2 Estes Hous
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rURNITt RE

Engraving, Brands. 4 Seals.
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OOK.BINDER.
Nprxree L SON.. Gate City Bug, Main I'd
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enmmIssIoN MERCHANTS.
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boots 4 EHOES-RETA1L.
M. Dean ...............co Third Nam streets
tr,,;.t.mn 4 Matlesa Main street.
Hniskamn 4 Bro, Main street-bet 4th d 9th.
EKHart Agt Main street
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David q Lowry second street.
w Westeott .. Main street--near Fourth.
n .h..,r Bros SO Main street.
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j. b. Cross CO ...................l ~ Nam stfes
n,nca,. kar2e 4 Co....I40A l. 142 Main stree
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Clocks-Wholcsa sale 4 Retail.
So, 4 y v.ta. II !.
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GROCERs-RETAIL.

GKOCERS-KETAI ALI
nt.r,sap AIh sI20 Main street
! 4 a Meouee, ...as4 Main street
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Hardware & House Furnishing Goods
w.ba, 1 "a ,.is3 Main street
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rr.OruurRo

CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEWELRT.
sam q Bridges Nos Estes House.
r II Avres l. Sons..e7 Main street
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!. A. DlCKERSON,
Agent for the CoDpsnyKEoKU :.
tass ls-dAx10s