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PACIFIC RAILROAD TRAVEL

RENO, Nov, March IA dispatch from Elko
reports tho woather clear and pleasant, tl,awinG
rapidly. The road is o!ear enst OF there. Trains
arc two hours late, dclavod on Tho Union paciGo
railroad oast Of Latamio. West-bound rns-
won't to Truokeo, aid tried to gel to Summit:
After proceeding miloa they Ind to return.
They triod It again, i've hours later got through,
md passed Emgraut Gap at 12:10 p. m. Tho
east-bound pasHongcr-train passed hora, nbout
four hours late: Freight-trains aro all aban-
doned west OK Woodwortl.
ham Francisco, March 12.-Diapatohoa to-
Night say tho snow Ia falling again In the Hiorraa
with great violence. At Emigrant Gap Rnow-
plow and tlvo onRlnos arc OF tho track. No
tralh8 arc expected to got through tonight.
, 1874-03-13
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY.
New YonK, March 12-Maurice BandB, the
owner Of tho Uarlom Distillory, which aella ut
rctail at wholesale prices, attended tho temper
ance meeting lust evening In tho Second Avenue
Methodist Church, Of which he Is momber, aud
said to hia pastor: THAT prayer-moeting on
Sunday, haH killed my business doador than d
hammer. II haven't takon in IL cents al
day." Brother. Sands Is expected to surrender
cvon carllor than. was already promised, whom
ho finds other buHtnoss.
Tho sisters OF tho Second Avenue Church have
formed praying band, aud later In. tho cvoning
had a consultation with Dto Lewis who, with
Phoebe W. Cousins, w9s addressing, . temper. ,'.
ance meeting in tho Deokman Hill Methodist
Clutch. :
Dolmonico having promised to receive tho
women politoly, they aro now considering tho
proprioty Of singing and praying in Luis arsso-
The prayer prayors Of tho sisters Of the Seventeenth
Street Methodist Church hayo cloaod tho Weat
Another saloon 10 Brooklyn was visited by tho
women yesterday, and tho proprietor and his
family Joined In prayor IN their private npart-
mont. to which the ladies' bad been invited.
At tho adjourned Meeting Ut the olefgymon Of
tho various denominations, hold this afternoon,
tho Rev. DR.. Prime presided, and offered q fow
appropriate remarks on the evils OF in"
temperance. Tho Committee on Resolutions
DI6BeukGA buliHa 6ek%!uE AOA+A tAnk ~
| was tho duty Of the churches and ministers ia
extend their efforts for. the reclamation Of in
temperance, and protection Of tho community in
tho future to bring before the people the
criminality aud aolfshness Of drunkonness and
that this be done on Sunday, tho ed inst. In
viting tho women to associate themselves to-
goiher and form q Central Union Of two mom
bers from zach congregation; urging tho women
to employ their time and energy in favor Of tom
perance : that Christian efforts be. directed to
wards the uprooting OF that love Of drinb
| which eustains tho drinking usages ant
places Of the land regarding viii
cordial goodwill tho operations Of all organiza
tions, social and Legislative, honestly intendee
for tho repression Of tho national vice, and tt
petition tho Legislature Of New York to enao
laws for the aupl,ression Of al tipphng'house
eating liquors on promises where sold, and thu
committee should be appointed to circulate
petition for signatures and presentation to til
Legislature, mud approving tho appointment o
the Commission Of Inquiry tor tlo suppression
or the liquor-trafllo by the United etatos Senate
and demanding from tho authorities Of the cit
the enforcement Of the present Excise law
especially the provisions whieh forbid tho sal
OF liquor on Sundays.
, 1874-03-13

NHHftllY
onbr s.. .,,a onuntrv liz waa fniownd liz anvora2
sno,i Il, annolsora iii enenkinr In the aamn tonor.
1oIT ho ,ncntt,,,r WA yory e1ccoeafi md has i'd
vanond Tia ua'iso OF tcmporanco hero In = great
noEaeo tho fatholics mud rotoatnnts in tho
nnr,, IL ,i,iu ciiv Tharo Ia not. nor ia It be-
,ovoa t,,oTa vii bs. any union Of action botwcon
liam whlel, faot wjlirotnrd tic moYon,ont. The
tan,nnta annn eooiottca uro growing In etrength
ero,r Inv md lin RELIGIOUS feryor Ia unabakitg
o'o'1 ""'' "A IT. n1nf1Mtnnrny.
spec;a. Dspa,ch 10 Thu Ch,cago Tribune.
prevailing Al att epidemic In thls city and victn-
fty, except In Normal, where tho town chnrtor
clear Of gn-mills Tonight m enthusastio
meeting was held ut the rooma Of tho Young
McuB GhristIln Association. at which were pros
out delegations from a number 0! cll!lrchos.
Arrangements woro mado for united action.
Fatiier O'Connor delivered q looturo on tom
norauco Of tho Catholic acllool-bullding, atwhioh
large audience was present. II is possible.
even probable. that temperance will be one Of
tho Issues in tho approaohing city election.
At LEXINGTON.
a Dae M March e12ao 1sA l'san temperanoo
moetu,g will be held hero to night 1I IN IN M1''a9,s
Hall, sud will he addressed BY tho AeV. II: III.
Barnes, Of Bloomington. u ls thought saat "a; snS
nov charter propoaoa " the "A'aAS rug WILL
ba laid on tho tablo.
A. onENoA:
spscia! Dispaseh 70 Tae CHICAGO TFtoune
CnENoA, Ill.,. March f2.-lf eyer @ a town was
cursed BY tho liquor tratio this little city certain
" is The pcople, propose to take tho matter ln
hand, and If poHsible root II out, or q least
ehse ts growing power: l@fRe me9t,0g ea was
hold Ut Union fial last evening 10 taKe meaa-
uros 10 Join in tho national temperance work. A
number Of eloluont and effective speeches werc
made. Resolutions wero passed, and the meet
ing was about 10 tako decisive measures : when IN
alarm u iiIo eausea aaudden ana nnpafn1tnen''
oswEdo.
Correspondence q r. Chicago 1rfa'tns.
0BWEao, ILL.,, March lO-Tho women, IN an"
, 1874-03-13
IOWA.
Special Dispatch to Tie Chicago TRIBUNE.
WoatAN's SUFFRAGE.

WoAtAN'6 SUFFRAGE.
DEs MONIES, H., March 12.-The Senate, after
spirited discussion, adopted resolution to
submit the question Of voman's suffrage to tho
people OF Iowa-yeas, 27 nays, 81. The samo
passed. the House fow days since.
The School bill allowing normal institutes fol
teaohera in zach county passed; also, bill
authorizing cities OF over 5000 inhabitants to
construct sewers also, d bill providing for The
grading Of alleys also, q bill allowing cities to
licenBe fire insurance companies.
IN THE HOUSE,
tho bill to let the State printing and binding t.
the logost bidder was taken up, and elected 0
lively discussion. It was finally amended so as
to amply to counties as far as applicable, roQuir
poi posala for county printing. Tho bill passed
yeas, Te nsyst al.
, 1874-03-13
INDIANA.


Sp>ctal Dispatch to The Chicago 11fbuns
R1oHMosp, March 12.-Last night tho cru
sadera made their first rounds by gas!ight. took
the Baloon-keepors by surprise, and by this
stratasorn gained admittance. and carried con-
sternaton into the midst Of the opposing hosts.
They have also divided their forces into small
bands, which follow each other, kooping up 8
constant bombardment. Since tho Commission
ora refused to grant tho first petition offered
the other five havo been withdrawn, and several
sa1oon-men arc dieposing Of their stocks with 8
Wow OF ceaaing the busluesa a grand temper
ance prnyor-meoting iB now In session at Grace
Church, and another m1ss.meoting will be
called for next Wednesday, evening, to put OH
foot movement to raise guarantee fund Of
$50, ,010 with which to prosecute tho war. a
social evil reform movo1nent III also cropping
out, one house Of prostitution having already
been visited.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March IL. Tho temperance
excitement continues bore uunhatel. The
County Commissioners to-day refused Biz appli-
cationB for permits, Bomo Of thon on mo,e
technical points. Five OF aix more will DO acted
on tomorrow, and all will probably be re-
jected. The ladies' arc working earnestly md
quietly Tho city has boon divided into three
precincts, aud committee Of thirty ladies' B
appointed to circulate pledges. Ono Of them IL
total abstnenco pledge; another asking vot,
tho third peliti on il "a follows:
70 tie conarts. ef tho United ssa4.:
| The undersigned. members Of tho Women's Tom
pernnco League Of Lafayette. Ind, do most earnestly
and respectfully Ia eonsoquenee of the great and
4wne ey 1 a sss es aofs
tbro1y I n" Grai'os Of air American socsty nettlion
YOUR soporablo boy to so amend to oat feqpired Of
al oicera IL the sesyiee Of the United sates " to
require them to abstain from tho Of Intoxicating
beverage during their term of olace THIS wo ask
because o. Tue n caeadee Of o nessons
whom ,1e neog nd h1so Of Ira Susa
ena epcneiul inaueuce Of such reauirenents ani te
couscnucnccs sucl conduct would oxort on tho young
| men Ut tho mutton. au4 aIso believing that Bur1
amendment TO tue oatn villa Me pena!ty OF removal
tor a violation would ANNUALLY @ sayo millions o. dot
u aos ya v G os re"es by yua down
Enna q snbroty Tor tho aoyornmeut II fhosa whom
thn neone hayo puecd oyer them rs viii secure our
| relueat.
Chav asl. tbn 1af1}ns In other cities to circulate
atnJinr net;t,ons md nasint them In the rood
"nrlr rha 1a'1;os Nv vii, mnke m ra,da an tl,o
saiount thinline tho coutse adopted tho best
, 1874-03-13

ato refuses to make an appropriation for monu-
mont to James Lynch.
1t has passed. bill loaBtng tho 1ardB around
tho State House for ninoty. rne years for 500
per acre. 1Iaa rofuaod to concur III tho House
bill reducing tho porquiBites of Tux Collectors,
Asaoasora, and Troaaurors
Tho House bill to reluco the number Of
Chancellors waa Loaf
, 1874-03-13
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, h. l., March 12-Ihe House Of
Representatives to-day passed. resolution SUBJ
hitting to the people an amendment to the
State Constitution authorizing woman suffrage.
Tho vote stood A to II.
, 1874-03-13


This aa1o Of English booka by Mr. ahnw, ns Har.
rsona auction store, 202 East Madison street, will bo
continued each morning, afternoon uud evening this
weok, md will cloBe Oh Saturday night, Many 0ue
books rernan yet to bo aod which must 10 cloarcd of
At my price. Parties Wishing 10 ad 10 their brarioH
for trtc, nome Of tho finest books imported should
not fail 10 intend.
, 1874-03-13

Mov1LLE, Maroh 12.-The steamship Olympia,
from Nov York, haB arrived.
QuEESsrowN, March l2.--Iho Steamship Atlas,
from Duaton, has arriyod.
, 1874-03-13

Sptcta. Dspatch to The CAlcago Tribune. :.
blEMpulB, Yauu., March 12.-Tha APPEALS
special trom Jaokson aAXA tho Miasissippl Asn
, 1874-03-13
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Adjournment Sine Dio Of tho Wis
C0nsin Legislature.
The Rhode Island Assembly Largely In
Favor Of Woman's Suffrage.
The Same Question to be Submitted to
the People Of Iowa.
WISCONSIN.
Special Dfspaleh to Tic Chicago 1ttbtsns.

WISCONSIN,.
Special Dispa&ch to Tie Chicago Ttt6Ans.
NO u1Js1Nxas.
M.o,aou via, Marc,, 1o.-,rbn 1,ao,st.tnrn
llhgers, thongh its Wofk le oil nnihheo' ano ite
existence Ia ubolesBIy prolonged Tor day and
hall. Notwithstanding tho caro- and doliber-
as1ou @ a1oa ~ uAs .ho an ao - .nae.,t
moat. - eoli'ua nlie.@ao ""a mao' ~ appoa.ns
lhas tue WORK WAS all ap' 60 thoro "ah no nsesa'
sity OF continuing tho session aftor to-nlght'
Ranato Tim roaolution for final adjournment
uot,,.a.r xon, ,1d .r,o-aaa - ~ IN o,cloo,,
nAsui"a5 i'oot. "no su4onasu ~ W 4' Seet
this evon1ng. "hen the resolution VAS recalvoo
In tho Senate. with mossago to the
above effect, Lieut., ,-Goy, Parker decided TINT
tre an;l ancndmant con1d mt In actof unon
~, w., aan.to 49, ~ ,ta rosotio,, 3taof
adopsoa yossoraas anuttsng on gu oasaness Hi, f.
eoPs 70 1ceese Moseages nuu ssn.nE 1'in. ".
tat ~, ~ rasntio+, ~ u},, hnn, sntn5
op'ion tnhs 'ae nas.B i.,tsop Iuea atuoptoa ~
~ o.. ttnt IT, to aat;en - tha XasemH1v lad
aoo -, Han oror Howavor tha Na.cmhv rccci1an
from itn amondmeuta. 30 tic Ioglslasuro vii
nh 49, a,3inmrn f,najiy III Saturday nnnn.
"a anassr Rnnol % yamarlcd ia hts nro,cas,ono,
or1araroants wara anoh thnt hc wa ,nwiilnr IN
ro,,ns, hora viii nnth,ng tn Ho. that In Rad
a,maI thc Iaat nnrolloi XII ard Ia t3oarad In ro
hpmo at tha aarl;ost moma,,'t He thorofore fo-
n,,cstci tho Assembly to elect a SNEAKER pro
tem., s nnd Ph.lo Duuning was elected in an infor-
MI ,wav l,e hc,nv In Nfoaiuon nnn,hor ,rho nm
afSar5 ~ atav hcre md do 1,nth;ne 1fhorc rpaa
~ nuor,m n citEer Homo tn-1av and most #
ti,o4 4rnamI,ora thnn t,cro Ieft for hams o.ntoht
| 'Ao pnrarvr.r1nv
| rh,a ovo,;no sneatcr 1onck waa nraaa,+ed
hv mnrnbors Of tho ABtembly With the
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Tho parties most interested in tue pro1onga-
ton Of tho session Of tho Legislature to satur-
day arc the employees. It appears that certitl-
catos for their pay were made out by tho o8icers
Of the two Houses, but tho Secretary Of State
refused to audit tho certificates till tho time was
up. 80 II adjournment had been arranged to-
night, tho employee. would haye beon abort Of
, 1874-03-13

tho Committee of Seventy who took part In that
election have Expressed lhemHe.voB al willing to
ronow tho conflict whom the right tlalo alrlvoa,
but there has been. n.nothtnR to do up to the pleB-
eut mOrucut.
, 1874-03-13
REAL ESTATE.
Very Choice Residence Property at
EGANDAIE! :!
IN LOTS OR RTOCKS.

F0NTY-SEVENTH-sT.- feet, south front,
Gust OF Droxel boulevard.
GnEENNOOD.AY.-60 feet, cnst 'front.' be.
tween Forty-sfxth md Forty-aevent1-sts.
FORTY TY-SINTII-ST.-15U by 3EO feet, nnrtti
front, bet. Greenwood nnl E3anln1c.nvs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 tGet c0rncf Torty-s1xtl.
1T. aMN ERuntlnlc.ny.
, 1874-03-13

Special DfspatcA 10 4hs chtoa9o Tribune.
Union O1TY, Ind, March H.-TheF0 waa great
rsiolulng aud axoltemant at tho temperance
meeting last night by tho a:,nouncement that
JalneA Wallace and Pit Lahtn had closed. Only
two saloons now romain open,
At MARION.
Special Dfspateh to The Ch'eag" Tfbuns.
MARION, Iud., March l2.--soYoaty women
etartod out to-dly, aud vialtod number OF sa.
loons, but without any olfoot On the kespaSs. 4
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

OF Massachusetts, and IL . Is admitted
as a State in 1920.
Missouri Is from the Indian word
/" muddy" which more property APP
plies 70 the river which flows
through 1T. Admitted as State In
1921.
Arkansas, from Kansas, the In
dian word for Smoky Water" Its
prefix arc, the French word for
bow Admitted as State In
1886.
MICHIGAN was called by the name
given the lake, meaning fish-weir,"
which WAS so styled from its fancled
resemblance to fish trap. Admit
ted rs State In 1887.
FLoRIDA.-Ponce de Leon landed
on the coast Of Florida ON Easter
Sunday, and called the country in
commemofation Of the day, which
was the Pasqua Florida OF the Span
iards, or Feast Of Flowers" Ad-
njtted as a State In 1915.
TEXAS is the American word for
the Mexican name by which all that
section of the country was called be-
fore il was coded to the United
States. Admitted to the Union In
l845.
Iowa, "drowsy ones" Admitted
to the Union in 1886.
WISCONSIN,, wiId-rushing, chan.
nell Admitted In Is48.
CALIFoKSiA, named by Cortez.
Admitted in 1850.
MINNESOTA, cloudy water.o Adj
mitted TO the Union i'm 1855.
OREGON owes its Indian name to
it's principal river. Admitted to the
Union In 1859.
KANSAS, Indian word for "smoky
water" Admitted in 1861.
WEST VIRGINIA, taken from Vir-
GINA and erected into separate
state and admitted in 1863.
NEBRASKA, admitted TO the Union
as State In 1867.
NEVADA, Indian, means white
with snow, and it Is well known
that mountainous. territory contains
peaks covered with perpetual snow.
-PhrenoiOgicat Annuat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

for one year tprice 70 cents; 3D.
An order on Mr.. Wick for One Dopdr's
,corth Of vegetable or flower seeds, to
be sent postpaid; 4th-Two lovely
landscape chromos t6sxssj, entitled
" Morning ON the Gfississtpoi" and
" ,su,,set OF, tie .Sierns,n mounted and
postpaid. This is truly splendid Of
fer, az the paper itself Ii worth all
that Is asked for IL, and should be In
the hands Of oil young people. In
close the money foniy 81 50) 10 III. n.
+. Lewis, Publisher, Chicago, and
cay you sap thts offer. Mr.. Lewis viii
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sample paper will be sent postpaid for
10 cents.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02
a Cruel Editor.

A California editor was visited one
day by female book peddler. He
comprehended the situation as soon
as she stepped into the sanctun, con-
Guided he had been punished by such
to sufficient extent to atone for all
the sins he had ever committed, and
would not submit to another inflict.
ion. He would pretend to be deaf.
Let him tell the remainder Of the
story:
She wished TO dispose Of book.
She WIS alone in this world, aud she
had no one to whom she could turn
10 for assistance; hence we should
buy her book. She was unmarried
and had no manly heart Into which
she could pour her sutferings; there
fOre We ought To inXeAt in Her book
She had received a liberal education
nd could talk French BIKE - native
we could not In consequence, pay her
less than 81 for a book. We had
listened atten.ively, and here broke
in withi
"What did you say? We're
deaf"
She started, and In loud voice
went through her rigmaroIe. When
she had finished, we picked up II
roll OF paper, made IL into speak
ing trumpet, placed it TO our ear, aud
told her to proceed. She nearly
broke blood-yessel in her efforts to
make herself heard. She commence
ed
u am alone In this world"
sit doesn't make the slightest
difference 10 rs. We are husband
and father. Bigsmy is not allowed
in this State. We are not eligible to
proposals"
"Oh, what fool the man is" she
Of her voice, ~ don't want to mar
nv you, ! want to sell-a-b-o.o-k. !"
This last sentence was howled.
1--WE don't want cook" we re-
marked blandly; sour wife does the
cooking, and she wouldn't allow AS
good-looking a woman as you to stay
I'm the house Ave minutes. She is
very iealous.o She looked at us in
despair. Gathered her robes about
her, giving us a glance Of contempt.
she exclaimed: do believe that ii
a three hundred FOUNDER were let off
along side that deaf FOOLS head. he'd
think somebody was knocking Mt
the door, You should have heard
her slam the door when she went out.
We heard that.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

A PRODIGY. ~ Winterset has little
girl thirteen years OF age that can tell
many Thugs In u miraculous manner.
She will tell you the stature, complex
ion, etc. Of any friend you may have,
and will give dates and events that
have passed, aud all by looking at a
small stone. She does her work by
light of day, md IL so young and un-
educated, that questions have 10 be
propounded In the most simple lam
guage in order to make her under
stand She can describe stolen goods
OF any kind. the person who stole
them, and the direction In which
they live. Spiritualists claim that
she Is seeing medium, and that when
she Is properly developed, thieves and
evil doors had better keep at a proper
distance. Neps.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

A MAGNIFICENT OFFER TO Our
READERS mir. Lewis, OF the Vest
err, Rural and Young Foiks' Ruras,
makes the following tempting offer to
all who choose to take advantage of
It: 10 every person who will send
him only $3.50 before May lst) he
will ia return send the following :--lst
The Foung Folks Rurm for one
year (the regular price OF the paper
being VI .o0); 2d-Vick's Floral Guide
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

BLANKs.--A very full assortment OF
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at the VOTER office, including deeds
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real estate and quit claim; bonds-ti-
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Censtahle's sale notices, supmnas; ex-
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02
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which l. csrtsln 10 EFslilhts the food regulate the
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A Cordial Invitation
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CONTRACTORS, see advertisement for
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STAPLE GROCERIES at lowest figures
ut RockatelTow'
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RI%rG

oslsy ~ aims sveltings eaked breasts scsds burns
,sit rh-um. ear-sehs. etc. upon the human frsrne
ard NJ .trsins, SPAWN gals. etc. upon animals IN
one wear thar have all otbsr pretended r.medis'
since The world b-ssn. Itisa eannt,r-irritsut sn
all healing pain r.Hever. crippiss throT asaS their
erutese. the lame ~sik oiso cus bites ere rendered
harmless and the wounded hesi.i withou; =
scar. 1t is 30 bumbug. The recipe 10 Published
aronad each bottle. II is selling 50 no srtci, svef
before sold and IL sells because 1t does just what
prsts nds to do. Thos. sho nov suffer from rhfnnn-
tisun pain or swelling deserve 10 suffer " they viii
got s.e Centsur Liuimeut Mere than 1000 esrtth-
Gates Of remarkab!e eurss, ineiuiine frozen limbs
chronic rheum atsm grut, running tum"rs, etc, havr
been received. We viii send . circular eODtsinine
certificates recipe etc gratis TO aoy one requesting
IT, one bottle Of the y-ilos snapper csntsur Lini-
ment IL worth hundred dollars for spawned OF
swsenied horses and mules or for scrsw.worm 10
sheep stock -owBers-ths lipiment Is worth your
attention No family should be without feptsur
Liuimept Sold by all Druggists. so esuss per bot
tie large botsl.s 81 90. J. b. Ross Co, %
Broadway, New York.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

j. M. JONES has recently purchased
from Cleland $50 bell for his Factory
and Mill in West Knoxville.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

TEA, good Imperial at so cts. per Id.
at Burns.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

ToBAcccs and Cigars ut Ardery &
Sons.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

GARDEN SEEDS at Ardery's.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

CHAMPION REAPEKs. ellison IL Co.
have just received lot of Champion
Reapers. Go and see them.