The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
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muurner inua.n,l, sa,i, ~ rlatt il
~ all, ~ --"''l, al acquaintance
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slfeWd 1rn.nn Nhn nov L.els il 49,
about 10 elnsa nu inscription ~ I'll
u.,r the iopr, IN, "a setnnl thug
h. left thela.t linc III, ,n,hei II Is.
Let him VIII ii aihirs, come.
A Massachusetts, editor II Inclined ~
approve M English .c,pf,rs plan i
examining sehonls /, ra" . n.Nslaft
about AMONG the children and ,rlnitt
eurl IL rral from II anil II eslsiainth
illusions II events, iuftitulipHA uH
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llcalre.abili,, IN ,hpsa ,l'ues tlep5n |
u gnod deal upon nal,a hanh ae
count
The eamo time spent Ii learnt i
Tow rhi,lllc Il rnsMblc inlr IA 800
string wud cnablr muh I, lehnm vi,
.lcRan, shoemaker.
\ regular, ola.iasl'innei thru Il.
bred liz lnn'i ID much hut II u tle
halihreuls thai du the n,sst mis-. hipI
The hrrrst Touring mill IN the M.
I'll States IL being hull. Ia AIiHn.ala
|. will COS, t.uO. 400 uud rpllpllt
iprlY run II stones,
An old ipsy IN Rutland thinks hnlt'
u tie church singing II ,!nie 4, IL /
higl.,lrawie principle.
Pride il rhunp anil ltpt n
kan find |. all tho WI, d,tan from II
nanstk Oh his throne teW fltp r9feltf !.
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\ thorough washera man-fnl Nod !,
Wllni ftni, dpes ii lleWl t.mnlfIul eon
rlu meat rrrcnLlo---A gtpvu pair
When TINT AlLan, editor ut Il lri.
tyr enclosing dried n',ual sar, nd
containing the statement that TINT NAt
NIL TINT WINS left .'uf onc mnu VII
write against mo, l,e walked aNas ~
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Nlenny psople sre ,irtewsi,s fer IL
reru'ushun " Il.
siuneral Marllinpipnn family Bilal
|. advertised tor hulr II i in llilf. i
lnfHa quite volumes, nrl tie I'D Il
nru gravel, informed Tint |. WI IT,
scented 10 Gen. Washington 1, T.
author
Burlington people earlS snrl I.
l.lug up their en-. with when tltet ne.
\ lIfe insurance arnn, Ole lellHs
WIN hal wurn aut all LIs eollssurk.li Ii
agrnt about INV nurl, commission Ii
would make on u kl,utin pulley
"Fiyr ,luIlnrs. /" Here, TAKE Il an,i
gi.." lIe vt, l'Iunk l'help, = ,esii-
lie. III hin Daily,
President Polk ullrrei srain siun,
QUO. UOO fbr tho Queen II tie AMill,r
She mAy be glad q takn tie money
whom tho jade Inns run aaay
A man who came down u Lhisn-
wor.l, recently from ". Juc, " attend
tho fair, mintook Central Murkcl II
tho Exposition md walked around
among the wagons fur twn bnnr# lle
pronounced II \ good display. Ln' said
tbera wan rather morc competition IN
hay aud wood than he had seen ut my
u the other fairs.
a jealous Milwaukee Wifi iilcl two
f0vulv0r nl,ufs ~ lar Lu.Lnnt mil Iuf /