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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

0u2 Cry ELECTION occasTx this
year on the sth OF ArTil--she firs'
Monday A disposition 10 qsste Sc Q
orally manifested among Republicans
we have heard Of no ene opposed
to have q citizens meeting for tbs
rurpose uf nominating a ticket a
call for such meeting o. convention
will we undsr~sAnd. he Issued next
week by the cornasissce appointed
last year ny shs fssersang which naisa-
mated Mr.. Hart fer Mayor. TAss
committee .. composed q NsstTs
T.. ID. YosinE aud /. Bonssli. ks'-
vnlaacsss. ard J ~ Davis, DeEssgR''s'a
TIE RspssascAia. have barge raslfs'''.
IN an asse III en-. and coaid ssesssbsass II
they wished. esecs o sar&acaa gsts7'.s
ssekes. ~ ihty ase vaslasac W. *aals'
tls5s aavsn1a4e ara srFEars ssssss'ta
t8ekss la TIE 4nleaass Of PsoA afsilliss
ara lie rszasal welfare. zsaaga,pssfGiDil
shg.sl1 essaairssp sss sassasSe'1 seses ffslt
ssys rrr vfs fsaf ssyS sss.ssa ~ gfsntinss-
ting The Bsssi sssn saaslssah sfitisoH,
'aftrgnue W. glfag esg@ysi ~ go xitstgei'7,
asf il4f ran6faa1es n. AZ hnsisra 3isTrng.
~ and apnia flis seHsa1saifa 81 ANS
seefsg1 atfsasa or 1ssa ,iiasssjsnm@Ta e7l
iSt8tg1uasHt c&uRfhaass atliis eaan m
asae il 10 rssfp,es Was re 84ktf 4lf
convention Raas q pa5slA ssn6 fssStf7 r
rn De saa rn@ts fnlf tAla ssf'tf
frssas. Ard sIlhfejaaals signtx q a3isspossf~
lion 10 1usgs garseashl 4rsifa~etfees
a. agapt measure snA t'taHius ai'feni.
stsg1y f.be 1nen tliisstaa iK Eia I4aiSrlts
Is taf ns firtE nisn tig 81 v3csioit sic
.eslae 16 xgIgssi,aam.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

s. S.-We have lengthy reports from
two correspondents, Of the convention
held ON the Goth ult., at Wesley Chap
ell, by the Indiana TIP, Sabbath school
Association. We have not room
for them liz full, and must condense :
There were four schools In attendance
--Prnirie College, Wesley Chapel aud
two Attica schools. Persons were pres
ent from each OF the eleven school
districtsin the township Among the
participants and speakers upon the
various topics, were John Bellamy Of
Washington, A. j. Hannal, of Clay,
$. koeers of Knoxville, Henry Hols-
claw Of Liberty, !. kendrlck, b.
Rodgers, Rev. j. Harris, Rev. j. G.
Sherwood and Rev. Jno. Handsllaw.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, ID.
Sherwood Vice President, s. NJ.
Cooley Secretary, b. Rodgers; Lrans,
urer, J. X. Cathcart; Eexecutiv,
Committee, d. Mason, 7. Kendriek
ard y. A. Kendall.
The Treasurer reported the Associa-
tIon out Of debt and money ia Oh.
treasury.
Tile session was very agreeable ant
satisfactory, and WAS pronounced ,
decided success
IL was determined to have Sabbath
School Picnic next snmmer--the Fx.
ecutive committee to fix time ant
place.
Convention adjourned to meet again
bdurlng tile last week in August next
Il One or Our corres pondents closes
bhis letter With the following esplana
Itjnnv N
Wesley Chapel, YOU will recollect
Elstlie ehurnhsspoken Of by yaur Astic'
! correspondent about a year ago, Us be-
L Ing built fuv the class at indiana
cniapsls Asportioh AZ sthe old society
Having refuse,i to contribute to ths
new church 1t was thought best Il
/ form, new osganizatiop, which was
done, after completing q neat LITTLE
tehnrch. 80 by 40 feet, at cost o
si,sas.21. which Is all paid excep
spkvs. So 81 an
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05
MAR EsED

YOUNG-W lLTBERGER - At the
residence of the BRIDES mother
Tuesday evening, February II. hy.
RsS. j. III. Bryson, Mr.. WmaJl
Young to Miss Kate Elizabeth WIT
befgar. daughter of the ,laSf s,Dr. j.
j. Wiltberger, of Charleston, S. C.
-PhGnir, COt@mbia, s. O.
The bridegroofa is son ef Samuel
Young, of this city. Upon our own
responsibility we venture to tender
the congratulations and good wishes
of his many friends here.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

KAiLaoAp.--Ibe survey or the line
from here 10 Charlton via 6ospor1
was completed last week. Mr.. Mailo-
ry and his corps were here on Friday
We have examined tile profile, which
shows the distance to be twenty-eight
miles. The line IL unusually smooth
aud uniform, and the grades very
light except in rising from English
creek, In coming this way, where the
ascent il ninely-five feet per mile. II
il thought that the line may be very
materially improved and shortened by
more careful SURVEY.
The surveying party have gone back
ON another route, following the divide
via Dallas, probably passing near
Newborn, thus avoiding English
creek, and crossing no streams except
Little White Breast, near Charlton.
This route will probably he somewhat
longer, but otherwise better than the
one first surveyed.
We shall within a week or two have
the estimates Of cost, on both lines,
based upon these surveys, and can
give our readers more definite informa-
ton than is at present at command.
When these estimates are prepared
the subscription books will be opened,
and an opportunity offered to those
who desire To take stock. If the cost
of the road will not materially exceed
the preliminary estimates already
there is good foundation
for the hope that the amount required
can be secured within a few weeks.
The Charlton Ledder, publishes the
estimates given in these columns two
weeks since, and adds:
III will oe seen at once that the ex-
cheapness OF the wooden
road ~ compared with an iron one, is
a large item, and ought to commend
itself 10 the people of the country in
terested in the project. If this wood
en- road is once built, it Will only be a
question of a few years Hme whensit
will he replaced witiiA substantial
iron road, that will materially assist
in developing the wealthy country
aud opening UP the rich coahieids be-
tween here and KnoXville.i
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05
Markets.
CHICAGO, NJ arch 2, 1874.


CATTLE Receipts $500; fairlya
tive and steady; sales of fair nativ
and good cornfed Texans 4 G0la4 9
good rough steers 500; good
choice smooth $500 70; coniii'
stockers = J0(ol3 60.
Hoes Receipts l,700; dull, weaf
and lower fair to good rough hps'
sold at 4 5oGa5 90; good TO extra a.
sorted 5 25Gea5 SO, closing weak; soo'
many nnsold.
WHEAT--Ac tiyeand higher; No.
| 2ll; No. 2. 1Sl cash !; q Apr.
J rs May; No.3, Is; rejected NOM
nal.
CoRS--Active, firm and higher
No 2, 80 cash or March: 60 Apriie
63i bid May; new No. ,, 53.(Ba4 le
jected old, 54(Y54l; new 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05
FsoLrsu sr1vrLEM ENr, Feb. q,

Citizens of this vicinity turned out
with eleven teams last week, and
hauled up q big pile of wood for Mrs.
I.arimer, widow. The generous
service WAS doubtless fully apprecia-
ted.
John Dunlap having purchased q
new home I'M Taylor county. this
state, started with his family on the
18th, to occupy 1t.
Capt. Mathews, of Knoxville. de-
| livered nn address In reference TO the
Marion Co. Cooperative Association,
at the Clay Center School Iiuisc, last
Thursday evening, giving the full
modus operaads. Viewing ii NJ I aow
do, / think the institution will prove
beneficial ii 1t can be made 70 work lis
1 1T ought. After having discussed tilis
matter pretty thoroughly, he spoke o.
! the Grange aud the good results Of is
political action. With some If lis
Iremaiksupon this subject | could mo-
entirely agree, Judging from what has
thus far transpired.
Messrs. Riehard and Scott Copeland
and Jesse Sherwood, started yestersia,
| for Nebraska, intending TO make per
manent homes there.
David Phillips has cold his farm ii
the vicinity Of Clay Centre, TO Corne
las Van Helden, aud proposes to &,
! West. The price received forr hii
lfarm was about 81 900. j. q.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

I .elsstaifsnuseh9. NESTING. The
,nsafg,g, gaf aslss 9sAuty Agricultural
.>ss.ase NJ aie CeasE House on the
eli,ti al saalsansag. vas very we'll at
s,nsisa ana ilifs s~eEsg IN favor OF a
I sa,ir glsss nc vsas kerry enthusiastic.
Il, .gas i,sgaslsa IL axve = better Fair
sla tmaBlss isa shaa we have ever
liai. III Agsaatir s~sqsy, Amotion was
afsasss b, s,ssrs,Ae $40 East horses from
Or Fensr go, aassa il small he strictly an
Acsinnlas~sa FAGt, However, all good
slaalls,s. ID sssek wills he shown ex-
eata sats.S. giaa> asesioa carried unsn-
ir,gn,ps,s d rza44ea MSS then INSIDE
80 .i,.arura 4s.s g.xrcaaslve Committee
- ~efssr sla &c fafT Ground, and put
'fr BE- fs-tlsa ~, tase + Air this fall. This
snDgitn v,as s,sss. Then u motion wa
rIiatIe 20 sssslanri ihe committee APP
pniii,aa iny thai purpose last Fall, To
1asssr tin necessary arrangements for
a. FAIR Ground. by selling the old
4,romniis ard ihen secure, either by
purchase 81 Jesse. larger and more
uai1nblr syaands for the Fair, for the
gear Is7a. Dian pe have had hereto
ifDrn glhs meeting then adjourned, 20
apeal ncissn 81 o'clock p. M, ON the
sgh tlay uf March, 1874, at the Court
I'll onse: ana al members of the soci-
gig, tataer gentlemen or ladies, who
feel at fnserest in the Agricultural,
Horticultural and Manufacturing in
ierssts Of eur county, are most earn
estIy requested to attend, rs the
Premium List for the ensuing Fair
will be made up on that day. Re
member the time aud place.
w. W. C.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05


palsy, sprairs swslliugsfsea breasts, scslds burns
salt rheum ear ache, etc.. upon the human ffsms,
and Of strAins SPAWN. gals etc. upon animals in
one yenr than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. Itisa counter-irrisant, an
all healing pair reever. tCMppses throw away their
crutches the lame walk, pSiso bitss rendered
harmless and the wounded are healed without
scar. 1t Is DO humbug. The recipe Is published
around each bottle. 1t is selling no article
befors sold and it cells because 1t does just What
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from rhenms-
tism, pain swelling deserve to suffer If they will
not use Centaur Eminent. More than 1000 esrtih-
Gates Of remarkable cures, including f,ozsn limbs
chronic rheumatism. gout, running tumors, etc. have
been received. We will send circular containing
csrthestes recipe etc. gratis, to any requesting
IT, oDa bottle OF the yellow wrapper Csntaur EIn-
rnent Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned or
swsesied horsss and nules, or for serewworn ia
sheep. Stoek-owners--this lpinent is worth your
attention No family should be without CsDisiH
Eminent. Sold by all Druggists. so cents per bot
tie; large botts 81 90. j. B. RosE 4 Co. 50
Broadway. New York
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

pELLA. From the Btdde we learn
that the Municipal election resulted
|in Democratic victory. II. Neyen-
eseh MAS elected Mayer by majority
of So. Garry the news TO Johnny
~. ii. Steubenrancl was lie success
Jul candidate for Assessor. Shaw,
Kuyper, Mormlloldt and snow for
Aldermen.
Geo. Sheesley, who accidentally
shot himself recently, il recovering.
The Burlington wagon shop lafely
Escaped destruction from spontaneous
combinations, In heap of coal slack.
Dwelling Of Mr.. Hogsworning Was
burned last Friday. tte
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

GooD MovE rs On foot 40.
hope vi success, contemplation ar
gaiization Of a joint stock CO g
with capital of $4,000, o. mo,r
the pupose OF buying and thee. -
lifting up large and coiamodio., aF
grounds near the city. Tie intent.
Is TO erect all requisite buildiaa.
amplitheatre sufficient for the ~ :
Portable accommodation OF \ :.
number Of people, substantial ana
propriate fence, etc, grade ~,
track, and make the whole ero',
and appurtenanees equal
those OF the er.,,
County Fair Grounds In the s,a,
We have the men here who are ala
and ready to do this. The naod.
our county and town require II ana
the enterprise and the means arc ~,
wanting. The probability il that !.
Agricultural Society will SCH the -,
ground and lease the new from ~,
joint stock company, and thus seeur.
better accommodations than il g..
had heretofore. Alhthis can ard =.
hope will be done III time for the F,;,
this fall.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

THE HERAED, speaking of the wo-
mems Temperance movement which
il spreading all over the country
says: at has siezed upon our city,
1OskaloosaI, and the saloons are be-
ing favored with strong and hearty
prayers. Daily public meetings are
held, and, there Is more genuine spir-
ii ami less buncombe exhibited than
We ever saw in temperance cru
SADIE. Each day score or more OF
the ladies visitsome saloon, and send
up their supplication to the throne
Of Grace, for conversion of the pro-
prietors and for the release of the
customers from the CALLING CHAINS
Witch bind them. Last Tuesday eve
ningtbe meeting nominated ticket
to be voted for at our coming city
election. Thus far the prayers and
dxhortations have not had any effect
upon the saloon-keepers, though ii
has had the good effect to cut oil
some Of their sly customers who pat.
roniZe the back door entrance. The
ladies are controlling these meetings
entirely, and are having some excel
lent speeches from the various mem
beers Of their society They do no
propose 10 let up SO long as whiskey
beer or wine are sold. The MAORI
ty of their speeches are temperate anC
TO the point, but occasioniiy a fanati
viii attempt to inaugurate som,
movement, such as prescribing al
who do not sign their petitions, o
Withdrawing custom from those VIII,
do not see through their specs. w
are glad to know that but few ar
thus inclined, and that the meeting
are controlled by the better balance,
members.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

0rLEy, Rev. Sampson, assisted by
Revs. Smith, of Pella, and Bingham,
of Monroe. have been conducting a
series Of meetings at the NJ. II. Church
~ this place. A very gratifying in
tsrest has been manifested throughout
the meetings, which We're still con.
liDued up 70 Saturday last.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

II YOU WANT TO wear good boots
and shoes buy them Of Burns, north
side OF square. lilo also has large
supply Of queensware, and every
thing in the grocery line, which he
viii sell cheap. Don't forget to buy 81
n. DuItNs.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

FESTIVAL. The ladies OF the NJ. H..
Sewing Circle will give Festival ut
tbe Court House next Friday evening.
\ good supper will be served. An
aimittanee ticket purchased Mt the
door at q small price will be- received
IN payment FOR supper. Everybody
invited.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05
Clerk Di-gr9ci tsazrI.
Knox vile, March 2. lssF.

FIRE AT MARYsvILIP ~ Our sister
town of Marysville was visited by the
fire fiend ON "Wednesday Of last week.
The Miner speaks of IL as follows:
Yesterday morning about half past
o O'Clock was heard the alarm OF fire,
and on looking out we discovered Geo
H.. Elemons' furniture store i'm flames
A large crowd Of MEN and women
were soon on the spot ready for action,
hat TIE fire bad got under such head
way TINT all attempts To save the build.
ing were useless, SO all hands went Co
work to save what furniture could be
got at. Alostof the furniture apdstoals
were soon out IN the street, bnt MI his
dry lumber, which was slowed In the
basement story, was burned. Through
tile energy of the citizens the old hard
ware stand recently occupied by T..
Like, was saved, though considerably
warped aud otherwise damaged by the
heat. This IL a hesvy blow on Mr..
Clemens, aud ore that lie IL hardly
able to stand, having the greater Part
of his means invested in his business.
The loss liz estimated ut Two Thousand
Dollars. There was no insurance on
either stock or building. The ire Is
supposed TO have caught from defect
i've fue.
Mr. Clemens returns his thanks to
the citizens for their kindassistancp liz
saving his goods, and says ne will 20
to work as soon as he can secure d
room.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

lGra RIDGE school, two miles enst
of Knoxville, J. w. Reasoner, teach
cf, closed last Friday. For the three
months term the average attendance
was Az; number enrolled 80. The
Term was pleasant and successful in
every particular.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

rrfr TfafnmosA gyshBns AsIfS- ~ tiEs-
sls9iisi wants sZ,ta tsts ssflat'''is fsat'slf'f
81 wiil fsv@- gsaasse Improvement =
isew tfa cosf sotnfil11rlE. The h<6'lss-
,a.saa says thai llae SAY " ssast
q soHa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

The BRIGHTON STAR, of which our
friend aud correspondent, l.. b. Fleak
late Of Hamilton, this county, is edit
or and publisher, now finds a weekly
welcome at our editorial table. Mr..
F'leak is not wanting in those peculiar
qualities of head, hand and heart,
which are essential in good editor.
He makes newsy and interesting
paper, and should receive a generous,
moral and substantial support at the
hands of the people of Brighton and
vicinity.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

j. u. WILSON IL receiving a large
stock Of the best quality of Boots and
shoes and Is selling them cheaper
Than ever before. lie is going into
The business la earnest this season
fud intends TO sell goods Mt prices
that viii carry them right OFF.
Iailes' cloth CATERS very low.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

THERE are some very fine farms for
sale at the Central owa Land Offlea
at low prices, and on good terms but
my list is not full enough yet. Come
in aud see me, it won't cost you apy.
thing. +. f. SPERRY,
ts4tf) Agent.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

Fg4gTnrcr CorRT Niaiea sslsosla slass
gssen n session asere fhi< week i aa-
efas,a lie Third Meuahy III APRIL g
consequence og sickness ia ta1s lafnals
ssf saage sas8ss~ga.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

BAILEY, the funny man of the
Danhufy FeQs, gives the contetnpla-
fed wonden railroad from Charlton to
acknowledgements IN extended editorial
liotice We haven't seen 1T, bat learn
The important faetn from the Chart
tas, Idtriot.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

AstY 10 school = Ma.st-s Aaane
cunningham and HIllah Cihflfse, q
this i,iace. agt5caitu1hl Cslaegt ssa-
s4pn reiara this week Ia Asastss.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

sgHnoE Efsga 3Esss Szs sHfsts 'ss1ssstsE1
Z; sir8es. oaeEE ca 4<s@Ena y 'szFdsg o.
March, ngxs Me-6sy- Tse iwsa De
c.ors in Knoxville towa1s Ia waeSse
terms are s6zsui expiring are Aafsfs,,
/ rash aisd Ionts,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05
HONS MARKETS. Our city dealers
IRE paying cash at following rates for

SURVEYORS, ATTENTION. For sale,
rery tese, surveyors Vernier COM
pass, chain and tripod; also set Of
drafting instruments, and. If wanted,
field notes Of Marion county.
Enquire of Il. r. SpgRRY,
7-3sn) Knoxville, Ia.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

4 Social PARTY, given by NJ
gaalti Mrs. 7. ] Anderson, at tl,eir res
AsHenee, ,ast ,hprsda, evening. vas the
largest affair Of the Kind, Knoxville
las eyer knnwpt and its success as u
aafpy social event may be justly
e4,l.'asured BY ks sdip,ersions tn npin,
~ ,,enbsrs present paa Apn.lied
nod thirty h1gilsd ssiests tltspnses
f..e eapacious periors aud enjoyed his
generous Inequalities and kindly
greetings 81 the occasion.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

TnK DIS NVlNGN llgEal j. aroused
from il winser's' nap. has lsso9sn abe
see monopoly. and ike the res parts
ia The pride 81 jis temporary strength
/, gathering 10 lie surfare az the drift
wood and trash within its reach.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05
LIT. Cal IsTHEfHs j. gla aiiarr u
eaa pnssf aiaasss n1se agtmgmes.

TsgsqHICg CisT 60 e5f Mnr,Bf rnInas
laYA. silirch fnrn vi Isra 4h our
.gshpue ni III order gnalt sW tlH Fan
u = sannsasl. 5pare VI 1.a,ee8gh aadF
tas s9tsa-ssa sa 7Ervs. go sAle 8sth iia'
- FstsssazF- 2.1As sai5 as9un b. nj
learned 10 tar ih5sS Mxatlas IN Aprl
1874 All psytcx%'8srs xiii 1ifon filh,
p3Gce ~ as regular 1Aran, and tarapt
And Petit Juuors wsll htttasa Nibhuu
further summons. on ilse sec6qla ars
Of the adjourned term
ALi.FS HAHagcK.
Clerk Di-gr9ct taazrI.
g. ,sftln HnrsI
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

81 lHE Alton Neus reporta that the re-
formers convention In Union Go. re-
sblvsd that expenses Of delegates TO
state convention be paid ont Of party
sunds Phe aiadisof,iala asks: what
ire party funds, and where do they
acme fran2 Can IL be that Reformers
.,ig4s. Moneg ior election purposes?n
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05
TAINAon's srnnoss The sermons

TKIMAus's SERMoNs. The sermons
and articles Of T. DEWITT Ta,mage,
which formerly were published in
7nt Methodist and Inc Interior. are
row furnished only TO The Gy4ystiu,l
at Work. OF which journal Mr. Tai
nage has recently become editor.
sample copies OF The Christian at
Jrak mailel free. Office lo2 tham-
beers street, N. Y. See advertisement.
The Methodist said. a while since:
Mr.. 'ralmnge''s sermons are thor
oughiy evangelical, aud are receiving
1.-THE widest attention. Heis the most
popular preacher Of the day.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

LII An Atlca correspondent
writes un,!.r date OF Monday; "Dan'i
SHERWOOD county Supervisor, and
Who's Maddy, Jr., member Of the
6rand Jury. both Of Indiana town
ship, IRE dangerously sick with lung
tryer.t
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

fsFfHE LEADER. speaking Ironically
IS the Warren Go. Irib,plc calls II the
asS}Illrago Tribune, referring To the
siaet that one hide of that paper i.
a,ufiited IN Chicago. The wit Is good ;
at the Tribune Is no wurse for being
apaiiited on the cooperative plau, aud
! br Leader might be much improved
4 Ass adopting IL.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

CASIORIA IN more than uootitute for rts
tor on. 1t is the only safe article in existercs
which IL certain to asaimiiate The food, regulate the
bowels cure wind collie. and produce natural seee.
10 contains neither minerals, morphine or acohtl,
AMI Is pleasant 70 take Children need Rot cry, snd
tnethers may rest.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05
Gentasar Eminent.

There 10 no pain which the Cen
taur iLiniment will not relieve, ps
swelling twill net subdus and no
lamsnsss when 1t will not cure
This 10 strong language. but III,
true. 1t has produced more cutes
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

Go TO Ed. Carruthers' for fancy
candies.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05


FARM AT AUcTioN.--'i'he farm o
the late II. NJ. Miller, deceased. near
Chicago, Dallas township. Mariol
county, Iowa, will be sold ON premises
at public cutlery on Thursday, Apri
10TH. 1874. The eptire farm consist.
Of 267 acres. including about rs actes
Of timber. There arc TO acres en-.
closed this, aud the unin,proved
prairie land will be sold in s0acre lots,
including that upon which the house
and barn are situated. The timber
will be sold In acre lots.
TERMS :--One-third cash on day oil
sale, one-third In one year, and one
third in two years..
A nstrrSD
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-05

q.3as pfgt NOTES Cash paid for
s.nnl 40 d gpiess, Enquire of
.Rqg q, II. AYREs.