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Chicago Live 6e0ek Market.
CHICAGO. July q.
Ca.tle-very quiet; buyers held od for conces-
sion., which holders refused to grant; qnotsbe At
full prices; common and fair grades. ~ 1893 70 !:
good to extra, s. 5O@6 so; through Texans, % s.
as IS; common natives, $304 50. Hogs-Active,
firm and b. CHER; tair to cnoice, e6 05@6 50; COM
,pon to medium, 81 80 16: few extra sold at Is Co.
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tits Lng way from u e Atlsntic to the Pacific.
IN Id rom Main 10 tie Gull Of Mexico, but in all
mae vssi area lying thin those boundaries, there
Ma not city, ato~r, village, settlement or camp,
ahe-e Hostettei's Stomach Bitten is not well
vnoxn ard In great de mand. 1t is the great hon
~ hold medicine u the Amer can people, and is
AIKEN everv~ here q safeguard against ePidenics
Wind endeaics, . remedy fsr dyspepsia, biliious-
c1Sess and irregsla1iiy Of The bove's curs fol
fohi.ls and fever. and rheumatic ai.ments, asa
OF daiive in cases, . Wholesome exlilar
ais 1t in hypochondra, AMI as general invieoran'
thsnd restorative. To the weak and d.ooping Il
nparis strength and vitality. bracins the relaxst
no.eryes and rousiag all the latent energies Of thu
ter stem. For twenty years il has been the stand
pod tonic aad carrec. i've Of the western World.
julye2-sodAs
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
LkAvANwOkfH. XMAS, )
July i.th, 1874.
sTATEOF KANSAS, :,
IBAvrKwORTH CoUsIY, s..
NJ office 10 hereby given, that ut . regular meet
IN ing Of the Beard Of C0u Ity Com missioners.
Iegun End held at the Court Hou e, in The City of
eaven worth, in i'd County and STATE on the 9Th
day Of July, A. d. Is7i, L. C. Hoskins and Others
OF TonsanOxie Township, h Iusenolders Of sad
County, presented and led Tetition, asking aid
board OF Commissioners TOR the sPpDintme mt OF
SieSers. TO Wv, survey and change . road in
said To.nsh'p. known the 1onganoxie and
Spin gdale rad, coWms neipg the Tow nship
line be; veen To- nshiTs 10 and LATHE s. w. corner
Of section 80. running thence north said section
line one mile to the n. ". corner Of said sec,ion
thence north said section liue u tire present
crossing 0i Jarbelow creek, arly so a, prac-
tcable.
The prayer Of the petitioners was granted, and
Erastus McCriiius, Crawford Moore and Thomas
Harness we're appointed Viewers, to meet at the
house OF E c. HOskins in TongauOxie TOwnsh o.
on the llth day Of August, 1874, At 10 O. cock A.
", or in case offslure to meet ON The dzv desg-
mated. then on the folio wing day. AMI proceed 10
vi v said road. and give to all parties erned
hea ing.
By oder OF the Boa d.
OLIVER DIEFENrORF,
Ju E-w2~ COua'y Clerk.
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0aeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1874.

The Granger Northwestern Supply Com
u.nv. No. . State street, Chicago, Is another
.od h,u,e opened to do bu-ioefs with farm
r. Tn. gentlemen ntert s.ed come to u,
e~ith the sh-si references. and are worthy
Of conf fence. jrnell-w227
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Ponds Extract, far from laying any
new Claims to a popular favor, is older than
anything else We know of-was used by
preceding generation. Try ii.
iliy22- law
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-. Louis MaRAos.

st. 10, Il.
-.,emp-DulI, at eoc@Sl 10 for pr. :. .soice
unI,essed. kiour-LO- er; ruperfne, 81 2JS4 Is ;
extra - 25a5; Xxx. S5055O; XXX, S. 1896 25 I;
family, IS 5Oa7; fancy, s725@s. WheaI-Dull;
sales all sample lots; No. rcd. 81 0s@i IL;
No. ,, 81 i5eal IS; choice, o. 2s9l 30; spring.
dull, nom nal. Corr 4 pened firm and clo-ed
easier; No. 2mixed 5"Hs96Oc; seller August. Sc.
Barley-No. IowasPrins to arrive 81 10; Nebr.s-
Port-sieaiy and firm, at s2i % cash. Dry
s alt Meats-Active, firm and Ia demand; cleI
rib wanted At Zoe: Bacon Strong; shoulders,
$50; clear rib. lo7s9li clear side. nH@ll3sc.
iOl,c; steam. lie. COfee-Stt ady. at 23M25l e.
for d'. Louisiana sug n-Fnm, At s1.ss14c.
Whisky-SteAdy, At CSC.
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John I, Martin.

The leader of agricultural implement
de ,lers in the Wes', No. 16 South NJ ain street
ST. Louis, Mo. Headquarters for the Acme
Mover and Reaper, makes his bow to the
people of Kansas this moraing. aGd presents
his card on the fly; page of this paper. Mr..
Martin makes his e-tabl shment general
Grsnger depot. cO-opeIa'e, with
GPn,ers in all their movements,
and n lie his goods at Granger price,. He runs
the general southwestern department for J.
1 Case & Co.'S threshing machines. Climax,
Pitts and Woodbury. powers, portable and
stationary engines, ne. and second hand;
stump-pullerr, Nishwitz pulver.zer, eagle
feed cutters, grain drills, plows, pumps,
Moline wagons, po-t-hole digger, wine
presses, cider mills, &c. Also dealer in the
celebrated Acme side-spring wagons and
buggies. He does q business throughout
the entire west and southwest. ships his
goods into every St,te, and guarantees
everything he sells to give entlre satisfac-
ton. Mr.. Martin is one Of the sound BUSH
ness men Of St. Louis, and WHEN persons
deal with him they may know what to de
pend upon. The people of this section will
want to buy largely in this line this season,
and they can save money and get the best
Implements in the market, by paironizing
him. He sends illustrated c,lslogu upon
application, and Will be pleased to forward
one for your inspection, if You need any
thing in that line. Read his ''ad."
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CEETAUR LIN1MENT.

The great discovery Of the age.
There is no pain which the Cen
taur Iiniment will not relieve, no
swelling which Il will not subdue,
and no lamenees which IL will not
cure. This IL strong Language,
but il Ii true. 1t II no humbug !;
the receipt il printed around each
b title. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures Of
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LkAvkxwOR C0usTY,
In the Probate Court in and fer saii County.
In the matter Of the estate of
JOHN GREGORY, Deceased.
TOTICE IL hereby givsa that Lstten q Ad.
~ ministrafion have been granteA :, the un-
dersigned on the estsse Of John Gregory, late Of
said County, deceased, By the Hssorsbse, Tie Pro.
hate Court OF the County and state Aforesaid dated
the End day ofJuly, 4. D. 1874. Nos Ill PsRsons
having Claims ag1anSt the mid estate sre hereby
notified that they must present the salss = the
undermined for allowance. within 90 year from
the date Of sid Letters, or they nay b pre-
eludea from any benefit o. such estate: and that II
such claims b not exhibited vithia thsss year.
after the date Of said letters they shall - feVel
barred. JOIN l. PgNDkBY,
Administrator Of the estate q JoAA Gregory,
Deceased.
JCLY 1874. July ls.V4W
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

OFFICE OF The TMks, LKAvRHw"RTH. Kansas.
July %. 1874
MoNErARY.
The local money market u quiet, with no
verv great demand for loans. AL the reeo-
lar custop,ery Of the banks setting aecomnoda'
,ions necessary 70 meet demands. City scrip v
anctn.,ine in value with Q tendency tn rise. We
eiye The folio wing monetary quotations.:
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DISTRICT CoURr. -McGonigle Va. OFT
man ct al; special findings admitted by the
court. Conclusion of Law in favor Of the
plaintiff, and notice of motion for new trial
Clsypole vs.. Hanks ct al; special finding
by the court, conclusion of Law in favor of
the plaintiff, and that plaintiff i. entitled to
possession of land sued for in action. Notice
Of motion for new trial.
Moonlight ". Bond. This case is pet:-
ton of error from the court of contest, and
having been heretofore argued and held IN
der advi ement, the decision Of the court of
contest was affirmed, with cot against Moon
light, the confestor.
$ ale of Ksn,as We. Geo. s. Smith. Or
dered that me money ia the hands
Of Mr.. Eddy, received by him from
former deputy irsas,Her Burr. sni b. longing
10 the effects of Suli.h, be uurned over to tn
county ii Lesvenw orth, and that Smith i!
accredited with the SAME on HIS scc'H
with the coun,v. ALSO that II. w. Giler,
stand committed to the custody of the sLer-
III of the cvna,y until the order requiring
him to turn over to the receiver all property
received BY him from the def. ndant, Smith,
is complied With. Motion for chsnge OF
venue sustained, and case transferred to
Shawnee county.
Andersen ami L;dell VS. county, Action
for scrip Issued for work done on the court
house coniract-judgment over the answer
sgainst the defend ant for 81, 359.S.
Spratley W. Ackers. ct al. motion to con,
firm sale sus aimed and deed ordered. Mat
ter of paw mert Of taxes referred TO 4. Still
lings.
Thompson VS. Grow, report Of receiver
presented TO court and al questions arising
under ii refened BY mutual consent to Chss
w. Helm.
| Higginbotham We. county board motion
for new trial overruIed, and exceptions IA
ken-judgment on findings sgsinst deem
dant for S., AGA so. sixty days given to tn
defendant to make case for the Suprem'
Court.
Ex parte, Harris A. Hersa6eld admitted
to citizenship.
Halderman w. Howell, ct al, matters I'm
der former motions which wsre referred 4
Singleton, referee, referred TO same referee
his first report having been lost.
Oher proceedings hal, but not Of an.
great importance.
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of S'zodont, renders it the most agreeable
article ever used Is too-h wash. Ii has
none Of the acrid propertie. Of the astrineent
tooth powders, and instead of contr ,cting
the gums, it renders them firm and elastic.
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W. A. Ratchelor's Hair DYE

W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
n splendid, Never fails. Established ~ years.
Pro,vvly Applied NJ Bachelor celebrated VIE and
Torrxe Factory, I6 Bond street, New York.
VA. Bachelor 'sAlaskaSe
OIL. Sor the Hair. The bsst Hair Oh In uss.
W. A. Batchelor's Dentifrice
~ beautifying and preserving the Teeth and Gums
and dsodoTising TIE Breath.
W. A. Bachelors Curative
OINTMENT immediaie,y cures l;ing- Worm, Tet-
tsr, Itching Of ths HsaA, .-i Il kSuPtisns % Ihe
Skin. kacs OF eo1y.
". A. Batchelor's New Co.'S
METIQUE, black o. brown, for tintiag the hair,
shisKess o. Doaseaeh~is without gyeaa1ng them.
sid vholes.ls I'D retail At factory, 10 Bosd street.
Nsv Yozk. and By al dsHgyissa. Ask for then.
maral -aAv-3W
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July IA, ls.i1
STATE OF KANSAS, l..
LEAvENv OKTd COUNTY,
NOTICE is hereby given tn at reg ,lsr meet
~ Of the Board OF County commits soners gun
aud held a. the urt aouse, IN the City Of ieav-
worth, In sail County aud 5 ate. on the 9th da,
.f JuIv. A, ~ 1874 August Luctan end others al:
Reno Tow nship, bonse ,olde Of said County, pr
seated and fIst Psd'ion. ast ing .sa Bo nj o.
COmmiss oue,s for The appointment Of N,esers, 10
view, survey and lay Oui road in said Town hip,
commencing 1T tn quarter section corner bstwe~ /,
sections 20 and ~, twa Il, range q. thence nor
on see, lion lives, two aud a hall Ii lies 10 = road
known n the '.iiughe's Road
The prayer 81 tn, petitioners ws granted, and
r e. T,yio John Divelbess and q q. uncal
were appoint, d Viewers. TO meet at the Ia us Il
Au.us i.ucLa,, ~ emo Town hip, On TIE 18th
dav .,f AuSus 's.i, at 10 .'el"ck. a. NJ ia
case f..iu 10 lace, the day designated. tleu
on the ,o.io~ ing dsy. snd pr c-~i 10 view sin
roai ard give ." all nj 'nc' et, h'aringti
b. OF er Of thrBosri
DIVER III FENboi y
iuly io-w5v Coults teri.
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nae OR ROlAO0A.
This il strong language, - physicians
and chimists have for years tried to COM
pound . preparation that would entirely
cure Fever and Ague without the use OF
strong medicines such as Quinine, Arse
mic and other poisons injurious to the
system. There 10 no case Of fever and
sgue, intermittant or bilious fevers. con-
gestive chills, night sueats. liver COM
plant, etc., that this remedy will not
cure at once and permanently. 1t puri-
fies the blood, liver, spleen. and all Sc
cretory organs 30 efectuslly that the
chills will not return during the season,
even when persons have had them for
years Sold by Robert Parham.
eod&N
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NEW SINGING BOOKS
Tito IEADERlI

Bv H, r. palmer, assisted by L. o. ENxEksoh.
Choir.. Conventions an Nh s'cf aa. SIied With
nev tuoes, anthems, chants. etc etc., all OF The
best quaiiy
ersee N rs, Or sl2. 90 per ds.es.
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NOTICE!

STATE OF KANSAS,
IRAvENWoaIH COU1Tr,
TN he District Court OF the First Ja1icid Dis
L tict, Att,ng In A-I ~ ..s Csaaiy Of Lsaven-
vogth.
ELLA J. eHORf, Pisantss, J.
JAMES HILLS SHORT. Deieniant.J
n Jta0 AEuis Snort:
You ne h2sby sseiaed that you have been sued
b. IL palaatG n IL above estined can 9. - -
]. nd n ~ 6linR her retisiso in the c6ee q
Tie eassk e TIE DissTtes Court al the Ceaney q
lasvsavUtA, enes q Kansas. % thS - ~ 9
June. 4. D. l17l. ehasying yeV- - .k4soe
es1s7ky'S - No. 1ee3scf q duty; NJ ask1lo
tAsS - ~ : 1ivsses1 ~ III -
b sssesssa q IL saneef Nh p. o.
a - ~ a z - - :: :. ~ :;.s1.s IN ).
&: - =. :sS 4 -, - 7: =: p =
| LILA J. ou08..
! ynz 1sa. s7A $5aSd1svs,
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TsC>nsumers Of cline.

The Champion Glue Co. of Chicago, ILL.,,
re turning out new article Of glue, which
cheaper and better than any ever before
IN the market. Read their "ad."
dr.
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ais a a0re ThioG.
acc DR.. Hunters Specehc and Injection
POL are warranted to cure the G0noY.
A,ea. elect. COrdee. Structures, diseases
"uef the kidneys, bladder and urinary
kno -eans of male and femaleA
con- DIR. Hunters Specific No. 10 sure
mssemedy for the Spermt0rrhoea, Seminal
ieWeakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
~ at Power. caused by self abuse or exces-
Psses ve indulgence. Price Of DR.. Hunters
oT'esosci6c 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
k@nt everywhere BY express. Dr.. ].
you 9nsbeef, cole propriety. No. sos North
sventh street, St Louis, Mo. Send
20 sea0ps for . treatise. Cures euar
sseed o. money refunded.
Roman PAlHAM.
Ood&W Agent for LeavsnWorth
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAs


COUNTY OF LEavEN sOSIH, tss
District Court, Flrst Judicial Dist.
BENJAMIN F. PETIT AND JANE sINNJS 5
No. 5l66. VI
JANE HENDERSON and KATE HENDERSON.
Minor Children. and only heirs of MAsIHA
PErsr, Afterwards MARINA HExDkRsUS, AID
SARAH h. GAnRHTT, Defendants
To John e. Garrett, Edna Garrett and Jennie
Cane {, only Helm and Representatives Of the
sbSve-named Defendant, sarah II. Garrett
VOU. sad each Of you, will take notice that
l. the above named plaintiffs have filed an a
hdasit in the abJveentit'e,l action, stating that
said sarah H. Garrett d ed on or about the sist
day OF August, 1873; and that you are her only
surviving heiEs and repre- sentativ-s, and that n is
desired by them to have the abcve entitled seton
revivei. and proceed in the names OF you the said
Joha L. Garrett, Edna Garrett and Jennie Garrett.
You are therefore hereby notified To appear in
the ahove-eutted Court. at the e. urt ROOM in the
eitv Of Leavenvorth, County Of Leaveu or;h,
and State Of Kansas, on the
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EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1874,
Al the hour OF nine o clock, In the forenoon, to
show cause WY the above-entiilei action should
not be revived against you.
r II. H0WSLEY,
Attorney for the above-nAmed fiaiutih,.
iuly ID U3t
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The Song Monarch! !!
By H. Il. PALMER, assisted BY L. D. EMERSON.
E.pecially for Singing Glasses First Sc pages
cont ain the elements nv course the as In the
LRapxR, which course Is fol owed by more than
100 pas. filled with the most int esting Secular
and sscrsd music for practice. Equal to the SONG
KlNG in interest.
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825O.OOO!
TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
A New FEATURE, To WIZ go IL Guaranteed
to one OF every Ia $50. .'au.
list Of GIFTS
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.

This Concert is strictly for MASOS &c purposes.
and viii he eOndu ted with the same iiberaiity,
homes " aad fairness which charac erized the iii,
eBterpiis-. JOHN l.. kOrEk, Pres't.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full informa-
ton, address. HENRY v. MOORE, Secretary,
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
Norfolk, Va.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
July eUdIW
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy lsaiflne Ysung M ~ ~ sapeo q
Iuo1 ~ A. u 0axly M. 0AAhooa ~.
Aorua. Inoo6iDsn6 - AanieDs ys00voa. uOv
1seSol ef0n1Dni loV - n askahlo S10s.
-. lonRanA OrUulnD - ~ u 0mhoa -
HOWARD AaBoIAIIu1.
aAv UA 0path Ninth g. IhnnAolpAia, n
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81. Louis Live Ssoek Market.
Ar. LOtyIs July .
chicago AaPkee.

Ho,-Hgher, at S. 2596 25. Catte-Steady
and ia good se,n and good 70 extra nativ. 81 500
20; cows and heifers, 81 1894 90; win cred
Texans, S2a4,
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Havana Lottery
Drawings every IL days commencing May s'h'
-~n "A
Or :; r.; ~; J; =; :,

N nsa R@ssnsS Hpsesai.f Of the age. - 'ne
S,.a.e,s q PRIHATK CBP W. md URINA-
ny DISEASES, SIENNA IL,h.yESS. The
result q eaFiy indiscTeCoas o' 80 cases, pro,
duciuR nERvvU.HEO. haflts TUE IAcs,
AvxnsIoH To SOCIETY, MsAsR Ut, Ls "
S.1o.v An sAnHo0D PsRAA II CrkHp,
- caRAN o. Z .pJcAL IsS.RAIUkR lllL5trafed
v;sh eh.ete ~ ,rav nss explaining sho may mary
Wy "a, Why. The impedinents 70 ra.rn.se re,
4. 4 niein sscIed envslsPs. Ladiss Requiring suI,
~ al. 1edicai atteo3ance or advite. may call
- sddrsss The dretsr. lnvalids Psosidsd v1tn PHI
1900. Huber es6aS a hAa4. univ
CrcnjayD 70 IsAies tvo seaDp.
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boz, 1. loose lids or sealed, 11Hc; kettle rendered.
I b. .ns, l2xc.
syoxko Bzss ToseuE-ss 50 per dos.
burTER-Per pound, l21a9l5c.
B.Axs-per bushel, q ~.
EsGs-pef dosen, SC. to i0c.
CMcKENs-pef dosen, 81 OO@2 50.
PRAIHE CMcKEHs-Per dozen, none otter.
QUAJLtper dozen, out Of the m AXE
kABBffstper dozen, none oner.
ONsoas-per bushel, none.
PorAToEs-Nev, sc. per bushel; old. 4o9Scc.
TuaxIPs-35c. per bushel.
HIDES AID yURs.
RDRs-Green S0970c; green salted, $3.50; dry
flint ls1<@l9c; dry salt, lAc.
Buffalo HIDn-Winter Bull, q 5002 IS; COW,
81 s09l IS; spikes Sl000l 50; ye.riiogs, 6o9Soc,
summer bull. q IS; coz, 81 50; spike, 81 30
BuITxro Rosss-soft-drssssd and whole, no. I,
S. 90; no. 2, $500; no, 8. 90. Usage. NO. !,
60 ~, q w. ns q 90. oS e All no. S:,d sui
81 0OalUO.
soiled rooes are worth 50 cent. to 500 Iess than
new. Badly soiled summer robe are almost worth
Prices at all times subject to the changes Of the
market
rallov-s0sc.
BeeswaX-2092jc-
Feathers-Lve geese, 50955c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Co1rss-RIo. Coffee 251z e2s1z; Java, SlS3a.
to ss<c. extra C, III C, 1879; XXX, l01zc.
TEAs-Imper al, lair 70 choice, 5ogl 10; Young
Hyson, 509l %; Gunpowder, 659i Is; japan %
0s5c; Ool0ng l0075.
DRIED APPLEs-l2x012c.
DRIED PxACHKs-I39Isc.
DsIKD BLACKBxRRIEs-1S22e,
CaKEsR-l2k9lSe. Il
CURKANrs-s1l9sc.
PRUSks-l5Sl6c.
sALr-O. R., 81 IS; Sackanaw, y TO.
6YsUP-N Y. JUC9s5c.
LCMEER.
srocKs-A, 10 and II inches. dressed. ISL 90; |
c Il inches, dressed one side, SIS.
sHKvLIxG-Dressed two sides, 80 50; ID do,
rs DC.
BARN BOARDs-Eough, So so.
kHEETIS6-tD.
FEACING-Is; quality, s22 81; "a do. 20.
PANEL BoARDs-l'rcssed, 500
CEILING-Clear, Is inch, So So do, 70 'neh,
81 80.
Box BoARDs-lst quality, -
DRY GOODS.
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SAMARITAN NEoViNE!


Is the great remedy for Epi-
lep. &c Fit, Convuisions and
SPssIns. IL 10 an infallib.e
Iemedv. A certain and sure
cure IN every casa, OF long or
, hort stsnding, IL matters not
hov many d0rtOrs have tried
their SIX II and tailed. 1t has
be, te ted by hundreds. and
ne-er wss known to fail in q
single csse. Come or send i'm
smedia'elv for medicines and
eek relief A trial bottle will
Tbs ssnt to any one suffering
With the above named disea-
80. Alssys give name Of
when ordering medicine.
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Nsw y0RK, July 81.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01
OrLgY, Dec. IS, 1873.


EDITOR VoTER:--Ihe children and
people very generally At Otley had =
happy time last evening. The occa-
sion was a /" Christmas Tree" at the
Baptist Church, loaded with presents
to the amount of 5000, probably. The
tree was most tastefu!ly arranged and
lighted. The members Of the Baptist
Church deserve much credit for their
courteous treatment Of the scholars OF
the different Sunday schools, and citi-
zens generally. The force of the dec
laration Peace on earth and good
will to man" was felt. Every one
looked happy, and doubtless felt so.
May we have many such pleasant &C.
casions. The Methodists propose to
have supper for the Sunday. school
New Years. H.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

MARRlxD, Dec. %, 1873, 10y Rev. A
Yetter, mt his residence IN Knoxville
Mr.. Charles Crouch and Miss Louisa
smith, OF Marion Go. j Iowa.
Dec. 10, 1873, at the residence Of the
brides mother, in Summit township
by John II. Templeton, ESQ, Mr.
lewis J. Andrews, to Miss Mollie f.
Tonnis.
1T the residence OF VIM. Moose, In
Dallas township, by r. Bucklew, Esq,
Mr.. K. p. WINS, OF IndianOla, Warren
county. to Miss Maggie Logan. ol
MariOn county.
Dec. ~, at residence Of the brides
father, NH. s. HEBEHLING and Miss
AMANDA M. MILLER. Elder J. I.
lily officiating.
The brides cake was not the only
gratifying token Of remembrance and
appreciation which came with the
latter notice to the printers, who join
in a chorus Of congratulations, and
good wishes to the joyous pair, hoping
they may harvest In rich abundance
all the gladdening fruits Of happy
matrimonial union.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01
THE Des Moines Dress Reform A,

THE Des Moines Dress Reform As
ISOLATION brsgs about q prominent
member who IL wearing \ bonnet that
is doing duty for it's ffth consecutive
winter, There ia woman in this city
who can knock the reformation hosie-
ny from, that Des Moines female In =
little less than no time. She 10 wear.
Ing apair of shoes that were imported
to this country In 1925, and have been
In constant use ever since. 1t may be
proper to remark, In this connection,
that they are made OF wood Gate
CITY.
And there II . woman In Pella who
il wearing a bonnet that did duty In
the old country for five years. travelled
with the owner to Iowa, and IL still
doing duty for the thirfieth year. Az
ter oil this we have woman I'm Pellx,
that knocks the persim mons on all OF
the above. She has = pair of wooden
shoes presented to her grsndm0the In
1915, who used them constantly and
after her the daughter. and they were
worn by the present owner up to last
week, when she discovered . ANAL
hole In the toe. and has since laid them
by. Give II up7-B Blade.