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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-27

MORE OF THE TARIFF AND TAX BILL.
In the tariff and tax bill reported to the
Senate the committee place the duty or
argals or crude tar and chlorate potash al
8 cents pound; sulphate quinine at %
per cent ad valorem; soda ash, So per ton;
tin plates or iron galvanized or coated
with any metal by electrical batteries at
cents pound. The committee strike out
the sections relating to the duties on wood
screws and moosic iron made from sand.
stone by q process.
The bill making appropriations for sun.
dry civil expenses contains proviso that
no money appropriated by 1t shall be paid
as commission on any labor or material
furnished the United States, and all ma.
terials for buildings or repairs of build.
ings shall, alter advertisement, be pur.
chased in the city where the same shall
be needed wherever practicable; and also
that no part Of the money appropriated
for erecting any public building shall be
expended except on contracts duly enter.
ed into in pursuance Of advertising for
proposals for work and material and
which contract shall be let 10 the lowest
bidder, who shall give bond for the per.
tormance OF said contract or contracts.
But this provision shall only apply to
public buildings under control Of the
Treasury Department.
The Senate will tomorrow proceed to
tho consideration Of the tariff and tax
bill.
The session Of Congress will be pro,
longed at least until the Sd OF June.
The United States Agricultural Society
has organized by the election of William
Beckwith, Of Michigan, as President, with
Vice Presidents from each State. Fred
Smythe, Of New Hampshire; John A.
King, Of New York; r. A. Furman, o.
Nebraska; J. s. Collier, of Pennsylvania
and John Wentworth, of Illinois, now
constitute the Executive Committee; with
Marshall P. Wilder, Of Massachusetts
Tench Tilgman, Of Maryland, and Fred
erick Watts, of Pennsylvania, as q com.
mittse to invite State agricultural socie
ties to send delegates to the next annual
meeting in January.
The President has recognized oscat
Oldberg as the Vice Consul of Sweden
and Norway, at Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. J. P. O'Sulivan, who has Just re.
turned from a brief visit to Centra
America, had an interview with Presi
dent Grant, yesterday. He delivered q
verbal, friendly message from Gen. Geu.
andfa, President OF Costa Rica, who con.
templates visiting the United States il
August next.
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We note that people down in jackson
county are taking some interest in the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail.
road. They want 1t to come on down the
river; as it will II they will lend little as.
sistance. Run this road to the mouth Of
Sandy, along the West Virginia bank Of
the Ohio, and it will be worth untold mil.
lions to the counties between here and
ihnrn u
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Ovation to Hornce tlrealer,

New YoRk, May 25.-Horace Greeley
received an ovation from his friendl
in Westchester county and at Tarrytown
held a reception in the evening. The
meeting was largely attended. he made
q speech, but made no. reference to poll,
tics, he speaking principally of agriculture
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MEXICO.
The Engagement Near CamargO.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, May 24.-The
particulars of the engagement reported
several days ago near Camargo, between
the Government forces and revolutionists,
received by mail tonight, indicate an
other advantage in favor Of the insur-
gents, who attacked force sent from
Camargo toward Monterey, under Gen.
Palacios, and defeated him, capturing two
pieces OF artillery and preventing Gen.
FPalacios from further advancing, The
cities and towns under the reVolutionists
are reported to be subject to the most ex.
acting forced loans, which all classes are
compelled to pay.
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PARIS.
Execution Of Three Communl,,,. :.

PARIS, May 95.-Periere, Boon and
Bunder, the three persons who were con. m
victed of participating In some Of the
most outrageous acts Of the Commune,
were executed to-day. They manifested
no emotion whatever, but died crying,
"Vive Ia Communel"
PARIS, May 26.-The generals who re.
ceived Napoleon's recent letter, assuming
the responsibility for the surrender al
Sedan. transmitted 1t to Thfers.
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THE AOundsvizb Reporter reports that
the store .ot. AMOS ,LEMAsTERs, on Elk
Fork Of Point Pleasant Creek, Tyler
county, was robbed on the night OF the
10th inst, Of between $4OO and $500
worth OF goods. .... .....
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Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM, Of Ohio, has
written home that he "does not feel at
liberty to refuse the use Of hij name Tor
reelection to Congress. Its very rarely
that member OF Congress does feel at
liberty to do such thing.
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TuE Wellsburg Meas, without any iis.
tinct ayowal, appears to lean towards the
endorsement Of the Cincinnati ticket at
Baltimore.
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A Shocking Tragedy.

oNCnsSATI, May 2s.-Robert Fuller, a
farmer, living within five miles Of Troy,
Ohio, yesterday, called his wife out Of the
house and shot her in the breast with a
revolver, inflicting a wound, which It Is
believed fatal, and then shothimselr dead,
instantly. : -
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, May 2G.-The new muni.
cipals are to be formally opened to the.
public tomorrow.
The Republican primary election was
held here yesterday. Gen. Negley has
no opposition Tor Congress. II Is prob.
able that John Il. Hare will be nominated
for Sheriff.
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Mcdonald Cheek sentenced for Life,

CINCINNATI, May 2G.-The jury at
Brookville, Indiana, yesterday brought in
q verdict against Mcdonald Cheek, tried
for the murder Of Harrison, his own
father.ln-law, Of imprisonment in the
penitentiary for life. Cheek has been
twice sentenced to be hanged, and new
trial was granted in each case. An at.
tempt will now be made to obtain another
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMEHf,
OFFICE Up TuR CHIEF SIGNAL OPTIoEp,
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 20-7:S0P. 4.
PROBABuITIEs.

The lowest barometer is over Upper
Michigan, and will probably move east
wardly into Canada, with brisk southerly
winds to-day, veering to westerly, and
cloudy, possibly threatening weather over
the lower lukes region, tonight. Rising
barometer; northerly to westerly winds
and clear and clearing weather will pre-.
vail on Monday north and west OF the
Ohio Valley; southerly winds. with par
TALLY cloudy weather, over New England
and the Middle Atlantic States; partially
cloudy but generally pleasant weather
from the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
coasts to the Ohio Valley.
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River News. .

CAIRO, ILL.,. May 26.-River fallen two
inches; weather clear and hot.
CNclNcAT1, May 2G.-River twelve
feet in the channel, but falling.
LouIsvILLE, May 28.-River falling:
six feet eight inches in the channel; canal
four feet eight inches in the chute. Clear
weather during the day, but cloudy and
damp tonight.
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE. .

The new Steam Saw Mil at the head OF Wheel.
,nG ISland 10 offered for sale on very reasonable
terms, This Mil Is capable Of cutting from 1000
70 1000 feet per day, and has the best Log Har.
bOr known. Also q . acre Lot In the town Of
NGrtInsieTy will bs sold separately or In connec.
ton with the Mil. This Lot 10 situated short
distance above the Furnace and 10 splendid 10.
EAlty for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldlngs. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
lIes, OrOf
s. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. OF Walnut and Second Sts., Wheeling Island.
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TuE editor Of tho Martinsburg Era
went fishing the other day and reports as
the result Of his days sport, 49 bass, 4
GELS, 9 sunfish.
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THE MoundSville National says an un.
usual breadth Of corn has been planted
this season in Marshall county.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES,

otter Gt private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
drm Of W. ". Miller & Co.
The purchaser can secure q reasonable lease Of
tho Foundry and grounds. The building 10 50
feet by IS feet centrally located with good light
which cannot be ohstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF lrst.clGss JObbing
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
10 Il. D. MILLER,
JAnO Receiver.
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The planning mill and cedar ware
mandatory Of Clement 6 Dunbar, at
Philadelphia, was destroyed by FIRE satur.
day morning. Loss $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
AT the Republican Convention of the
First District OF North Carolina, held at
Plymouth, on the Esd instant, 3. L. Cobb
was renominated for Congress.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 26.-The steamer Bali.
more, injured in the collision off Hastings,
has been towed to Southampton, where
she goes into the dock for repairs.
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10 ACRES Elss1 CLASS UPLAND
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land, Price from 500 to $1,000 each.
TKRMS- -oue.fourth cash, the residue In equal
Iussllnen.s at one, two and three years, with In.
,srest JNo. P. GILCHRIST,
,nio At Top Mil.
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CBy the Western Union Line.
0frce Northwest eor. .,oi Main and Monroe sts.
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appropriation hereby made Of $10O,O 600.
The tax on the sales Of vessels Is repealed
and all such taxes now assessed but un.
collected are remitted. The President 4
directed TO reduce the number ot'internal
revenue districts to sixty, prior to date,
Jan. 1st. All provisions Of the bill moi
otherwise designated are to 60 into effect
on the 1st Of July next
HOSTILE INDIANS NEAR ST. BERTnoLp.
Gen. Sheridan advises the War De.
partment that hostile Indians are collected
near Fort Berthold, who have declared
their intention TO oppose the progress of
work on the Kansas Pacific railroad This
summer. They have torn up the stakes
planted by the surveying party In Pow.
der river country. When the railroad
company shall have pushed their work to
the west side Of the Missouri the Indians
contemplate concentrating their forces for
q general hostile movement en- mass
against the company. They number
among their leaders the following well
known hostile Indian chiefs: Setting
Bull, Black Moon, Iron Dog, Iron Horn,
-Four Horns and Long Dog. These In
dians are all well armed and equipped.
SIGNAL BUREAUS RIVER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The statement
made some days since in a portion Of The
western press, that the river reports Of
the Signal Bureau were to be discon.
tiuued after!. the 1st of June, is incor.
rect. Instead Of being discontinued
they are to be materially improved from
that date, so as to render them even Of
greater value to the river interests than
at present.
CONDITION or NATIONAL BANKS.
The abstract Of reports made to the
Comptroller ofthe Currency, showing the
condition OF 1,s43 National Banks in the
United States at the close of business on
the 10Th Of April, contains the following
principal items:
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New York RanE stnte,nsn,. !

NEW York, May 26.-The weekly
bank statement shows an increase In he
reserve OF $500 900.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

Offer for sAle the houe in which nowre- a.
eide, situate on John street, few doors
east Of Pitth. Tho house is substantial
IVxO.story brick containing. eight rooms, Be.
attic, withA good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The hOusG 10 In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop
erty, being but q little over q square from the
Post tOtlce. There is Also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, anda carriage house,
Any one wishing to purchase can examine the
premises At anytime.
spt2S JNo. F. McDERMoT.
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Another Criminal Receives Fxecu.
tive Pardon.

BALTIMORE, May 25,-Ex.custom Off.
Ger ThomasJ. Wilson, sentenced TO three
years imprisonment for embezzlement,
has been pardoned by the President.
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Gha8ttelkiqelrners

THE editor Of the Kingwood Journal
would like to have GEN. KELLY as Re-
publican candidate for Governor. .
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q Y&T ELEcRAPH n

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
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For Sale.
, rcTIoN, AUCTION, AUCTION.

We have received and will receive To5y.asoId d1y ,sSId
,uppliei q Notions. Dry S Ss. which win BE-
GS3ds sns, tsn, !oas,vS ,o tho highest bidder lof
sold Wltno9L tesS',V nSsv evenings, Wednesday morn:
eLIn, On TuesGSI sSGSI1"S Sd ana saturday mornings
ings Fiaay aO,I sIosed out We have also 70.
ssySI e3S ss q second hand ToSslv S1
tSSns SSU' y Iii 10 SV well to give Us call before puf
chasing el'e"ne''' J. C. HERyEY d Co..
1870 Market street.
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AGooD TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with I rooms, in . good location on
B,mDden street. Will DO SOld cheap.
uvSp /. IRWIN, Agent
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Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.
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Prof. Albert Hopkins, OF Williams
College, Williamstown, MAss., died last
Friday night. -.
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NERVOUS pnnu.rrY.

WITH its gloomy attendants, lor spirits
depression, 1.solssntary emissions, loss 81
semen, spern.dtorrh10, loss of pos1eT, dss-
~ head, loss Of memory, and threatened
Impotence and im5eeility, find a sovereign
cure l., Y'SHOAEOPATH-
TO SPEOIEYC No. INVENT WRIGHT.
Composed OF the most valuable mild and
potent Curatives, they strike 1t once nj
the root Of the matter, tone up the system
arrest the discharges, and inpart vigor
and energy, life and vitality 70 the entire
man. They have cured thousands OF
cases. price. IS per package Of five boxes
and q large q vial, which Is very import
ant In obstinate or old GASES, or II per
single box. Sold by Druggists, and sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address,
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoME0-
PATHIc MEDICINE CO., sc7 broadway,
New-York.
For sale by ENNIS 4 BALLoRD.
Jan6dly.wlom
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Saturday, August 10th, 70 bsa Big Nay
in OtAuaWa-oeop nasnstsr Cara
vnn 0ounin9!

Saturday. August 10Th, 70 bsa big nay
in Ottu1wa-oeopsr's basnstsr Cara
van Oemtng!
By reference to the mammoth adyer-
tisment in another part of this issue, it
win be seen that Cooper's Colossal
Caravan, Menagerie, Museum and Cir
Gus, will exhibit in Ottumwa, on Satur-
day, August 10th, afternoon and night.
This is said to be an exhibition gilmore
than ordinary interest, and one that
never fails to give the most entire sat
isfaction. They give the pub triple
Show, Menagerie, Museum and Circus
for single price of admission. We
are crcditably informed that the Men
ageric is one Of the largest and finest
now travelling, and Is the best that has
eyer visited Iowa. This being the first
Menagerie of the Season, it is safe ia
calculate that they will be greeted by
an immense concourse Of visitors, fol
our populace arc most eager to witness
the attractions of a flrst-class Show
A good Menagerie is species of ex
hibition that we are always pleased t,
recommend, because it instrlcts as wei
as amuscs. The exhibitions here ar
given under three separate tents, on
each for Mcnagcric, Museum and Cir
clIs. The circus department is com
posed OF a large list Of native and fol
cign performers, who viii appear in
brilliant and diversified equestrian an
gymnastic display. Tho street displa
\ will take place at 10 4. NJ, ON the MOI
4 ming Of exhibition, and will be we
worth travelling many miles to see.
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70 shs Farmers d wapslle county.

70 The Farmers Of Wapslle County.
As the Executive committee, we
would urge upon the farmers of
Wapello county to turn out to our Fair
in mass, as il depends upon them
whether we as the Wapello County
Agricultural Society, have a good Fair
or not. Bring on your products of
your soil, good cattle, horses, sheep,
mules and etc. Even if you do not all
receive premiums, you will do some
thing to raise the standard Of your
county. All that we want to make
Wapello county one of the best in the
State, is uniform action. Taking our
facilities for coal, wood, ETC., for man
ufacturing purposes, we claim that
with all these advantages, and in con.
nection with large portion of our
county being of the best of prairie soil
for agricultural purposes, we need
not fear competition in the State Of
Iowa.
Farmers Of Wapello county rally
around the standard Of your Society
merchants and mechanics do likewis
bring on your articles for exhibition
and we will have fair that will be
credit TO Wapcllo county and the cit
Of ottumwa. GEO. JoHssros,
Secretary
On behalf of the committee.
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PARALYsrs.-Dr. Smiths Electric
Oil" has cured 1t. The most agonizing
headache and obdurate tumors have
been discussed by it likewise. Try It
on felons, on gathered breasts, . bruise
rough and chapped face and lips. It
is sweet and delicate to taste, and pore
than fragrant balm on an abrasion, .
cut or wound. In the mouth Of infan-
cy.it is soothing, and lady's nursing
sore mouth may be relieved of irrita-
tion In . day, yes an hour.
TAYLOR, BLAKE & CO., Agents.
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CLAP trap and 0ant.--Invalid reader.
il you are nnw4se enough to put Yourself
outside Of any OF the mock tonics guaran-
iced to contain mo dfffusive stimulant,"
you will Inevitably como to grief Ask
yonr PHYSICIAN ifanv liquor preparation,
destitute OF stimulative properties, is
worthy Of the name Of q tonic He will
tell you no. Shun all such nauseous
catchpennies. PLANTATION BITTHRs, the
most wholesome invigorant in the world,
owes the rapidity with which II relieves
the disordered stomach and the shattered
nerves to the difusive agent which con
vsys It's medicinal Ingredients to the seat
Of the com plaint. That agent 10 the spir-
it Of the sugar came, the most nutritious
and agreeable Of all the varieties of al
cohol. The medicinal Ingredients Of the
Bitters. valuable as they are, would be
comparatively useless without this oils.
tributive basis. They would ferment
and sour. beware, as you hope for health
OF the horrid compounds Of refuse drugs
In state Of fermentation which humbugs
are endeavoring to foist upon the public
m medicines.
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~ Use Prussings White Wiuc Vim
egar-A superb article warrantedIpure
for preserves and pickles. G. G.. E.
Prussing, 337, $50, 34l, State St. Chico
20. jy12d4ms.
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oRraINAL NOTICE,

To Catharine A. Fuller. Michael Fuller. John
Fuller. Jacob Fuller. Clement fuller. FL
o. p. johnson. Ann couger, Henry 3. 0ou-
ger. Geo. w. Couger, Della Johnson, DIM.
can Risley, Sarnh tlsley and the heirs Of
Gustavis c. Couger, deceased and Caroline
C0uger.
Won are hereby notified thst on or before
the 18th day OF August A, ID. ls5a. the petition
az Plaintiff Benz. u. Phelps. will be on file In
The Clerks Once, of the District Court OF Wa !.
pelio County, Iowa, asking said Court TO quiet
the Title in him, free rom aiic!aims, on or
mart 10 the following described Real Estate,
70 wit: The Ell SEA sse. Y ana the ssaE. 9,
The Nw NWs5 Sec 81 and 3. acres OF o 81
T3. Range Ia, Wapello Co., Iowa, thai NO
money Judgment Is assessed against any o.
Vow unless you appear thereto and defend.
betora noon Of the second day Of the next
tarm OF the District Court OF WapelIo County,
70 be begun and held at ottqmwa, love. on
viii be entered against you, ard decree rem
| dered thereon against you.
| MITCHELL q JACQUES.
/ auglw4t Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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AIlcocr,. pIasters.-MrDIoAL QuALI

AIlcock's Plasters. -MEDICAL QUAIL.
TIES OF THE PARoUs PLAsrEs. The Po-
rous Plasters possess the soothing, warm
ING and sustaining qualities Of the conn
blnsd plasters Of the dispensatories. An
Electrician, who has great experience OF
their effects In local rheumatism. in tic
doulourex. and deep-seated nervous ana
other pains, and In affections OF the kid
news, etc, etc., attributes all their soda
tive. stimulaaive and pain-relieving eff
fects to their electric qualities. He -
serts they restore the healthy electric
condition (eQuilabrium) Of the part, and
that being restored, pain and morbid ac-
fion cease. He was amazed at the great
number OF beneficial Indications produced
by one OF the plasters. He alb rms that
headache ia cured by one worn lust below
zthe. breast-bone; thas one pioaed ovsr. the
navel wilfoase, b sierice, M w6h a. cys-
entry and affections OF the bowels. Even
chronic costiveness he found to oe 8feat-
" relieved by wearing one over the
hNvSola
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Has arrived at Sindlingcr's, and will
be found there during the season.
The best ever drank. Also the cele-
bratcd xxx Pittsburg Stock Ale, dur
ing the season. He also has purchased
a fino stock Of Summer Relishes, for
cold dishes. Call and see Sindlinger
he is better than two deadmcn yet.
aug2d&wtf
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rherenxh Bred Pig. for sale,

The undersigned has at his place
near Ottumwa, on the Eddyyille read,
a choice lot of thoroughbred pigs for
sale, comprising the following breeds :
Poland China or Magic, Chester
Whites and Berkshire. He also has
a Chester Whiteboar Is months old for
sale. These pigs can be ordered by
letter if desired, in which case they
will be sent by express.
A. l.. GRAVES, Ottumwa, Iowa.
ju1Sw6t.
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REMOVED.

w. A. Jordon & Son having pur-
chased the large stock Of f. w. Belts
Clothier, has removed from Richards
building opposite Daggett Il Edgerly's,
to No. 26 UNION Block, Belts OLD
STAND, where this popular house
hcnceforth abide. B. Salvo the noted
and universally admired cutter re-
mains with thcT If you want cheap
ready made clothing or suit in the
best style and best material, give them
a call aud you are sure to be suited.
j'y30d&w2w.
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Some rascal stole last Friday evening
from Taylor Levasy, q farmer living in
Pleasant Tp, in this county, a bran
new harness. The neighbors are ma
king every effort to ferret out the