davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-08

8auptrein. 8ir erbielten se=
fern Die Stotuten Der y&i6mono Yer-
petual Building, 2pon ano Srult Gom-
panp." Sic Gompa9nie muroe am 80.
MtdrS b. S. i%ncorporirt. Inter Den &c-
omien finben mir mebrere oeutI6e Na=
men, Die eineu suten Slang baben uno
fir Die SOIioitdt Der @eieulNaft gcn6-
senoe 9iir9l9aft %leiiten. Gs 1T Die ein=
3ise oerortlse @eieai@aft bier, ~unlcres
29ilens, nobel li4 10 piele Sentl9e he's
ibslIi9en.
, 1875-12-08
mtAtia fir 9aushdlt'r
Nir9 At a Teuermn9
CARBON Sill SDft Gofe
GQrbpnite.

Oitle 8pblen 1nb tie beten rnb ~reinfsh
melhe iemats bier %Serfauft frurbsn.
uSie beiBtn be auttn Gise idaften aree'
rer arbIe en-, ob e ire 'ebIer
oSic iub rein uob frei Npn Nhisfe-.
nSie sinhen lie d' unb bt'3en 'dneu.
vSie tre men etai OBJ @eraulG.
sic pebrennen p%cllfrmmea unb. btntcr'
la0tn feline @9lafrn opst III aussetraunle
apblen.
gsfsanreen, me'de e fmebsr in ibrem Sch
Ierlascr ODER Sffee afeesetr. relter aerau
b .lcret. WermGse ib'sS orrBen Grrratbes,
iinp lie i'm Staape Wieperpertaufcr i.cer 3 it
an SerirraM.
spft eamp Gote, atselitftrt. . S. IS
Spft 54tl Grfe. lbpslttfert . 5 %
Sfice: Mo. HIS @aaf Strabe. 4 ii9en
Der ttea nnb 12te, Ctr.
galeS: Gareltr. nnbe Der 10ieu unb an Der
@iplette tss 9Cds. ssrare tires puu Der 10.
CTR. q. as. Snrreh .
>Ir INT A9eat. 3
, 1875-12-08
GrD0pp1s etc.

Tir n'.trigen wre'ie, i'll beutr mir Waarsn
Ssrfaufsn. lhtinen wurpentar un9 m,bt .l,-
e,flarlib ais ie.
ST sS n'6t %ertaunl d d war3en al
paea fir 65 Gts. su 50 Cts. su bs,flufsn.
Wir baten ems ber Gro ten 2aser soa
i1warasn Nlpaeas bier uap mi i4en nur, TAG
Sie uniern Yr. is erfabren, ba mir iiterSeuet.
bas le Die tiQisGsn in Der Staet iiao.
Grauerseues- cine ltEas Ausrabl 3u
allen prei'en.
SSH bacon serate 50 Stid neue aleiesr-
fcTs untsr Weldsn f9 eini1e isb: miai6ens-
wn'b' plotba 5eebunbSbraun
uuo NaSY- S q ne Gahsm RS, Seress,
Giasnais unb Com esbaar. s3suse bsf arsu.
nnler 5lanneli-&a9er if 'eIer a-
for! 1t als mir Is il frubsr anbietsn tonnlsn
nnb bsiept oil {:
ipeiBen, rotten, f6'i9ten geltea unb
getDper.eH S .annelIen.
Spetn.Kisnnell. IN aQeu 0arbtn,
iGliGt, auatirt nrp 9stnift.
Spsrn-W q II tel nit muea Nuleru.
@aiterpt6ts 3euae auen Sa,bsn
su tfbeuteno b.1acstlfytfn Yreiien.
g. limeres fir ! ersen lnr ,Ana en-, ppu
Is Gents bis au cen f%sinlien inpprthte1
Waaten.
GbtnGtlla unb 9iber3euge tiQiaer
nis Ger 8abr lpleiS. Gerseet nitt III
Ter Easfr arSu ,cten tbc Jbr aase!spp
faufi.
@if maten teIoaters aufmerfiam auf un-
lsr
SnBoedcn unb @a5stI9er 9ebartsm mt
AIe nfultfr ttno Gle q nS rea NIB beltsbe IN
fsu ttiten 39ree.Y ~, Snarains, GU
per SSngrnins &enlp. STAG, Ylujiets
nno Stuir Garp:tS.
Gutcs Oeltudl tiir j~5nBbanrn Al 50 6 8.
Sgtleres sn8iiibes Aeitnt, 1, II uno II
Yarb br,lt.
Geltlider III 8rn1el Bugs, iebr biIia.
Afne atten BON 9sOtudt,n 3tusea in bsG
bsisn Wtulern.
SlanfettS 8,
Quilts,
Com orts,
SpaplS,
~ uieeiieeist y reilen ais in iraeno einsna ar.
be en- Ylas in rer Stabt.
Yin 9'pBes wager pcu Gelttn Lnb 9eslrihtrn
Sa II nj llensfuge itno @bee.
TIM 8, nsl9e bit,'s %Df,taufi irersen.
DtfIs Maaren wfrbeu aIs III rem ni'bgig-
tea Marftpreiifn D%tfaufi unb Tic Auqpabl
1T bsier unp frii9er aIs lie mscntwo anbe,s
gu bstcmmsa 1T. Wet eftridt ppiSuipr. den
BET G,briGer ( gr.e,
SIC. 429 8ruap ct AFR,
u, mi mint ami19en Der 4ten uab 5t.n CTR
, 1875-12-08

Gs miro Sen Sreunoen Oes Srn. Gmil
Slider cine iAmer5li6e Ra6ri6t iein,
wenn lie erfnbren, Dap oerielbe iebr ernit
lid ertranft lit. g8ir molten boien
nap iein 3ultano ii9 nidt als sefdbrli9
erlpeilen wiro.
, 1875-12-08

@enern gla@t fano man einen farbi=
gen damn, lpelder cine feline &oblen-
buoe in Der 3. Ctr, 5wii6en Der Sroao
unb Marlbal, balt, b%elinnunsslos auf
benz Yooen lie9er. Man bob i'm ouf
nnb fanb, oaB i'm Der St5ias seriibrt
hattie. Gr wuroe mad Dem itdotil6en
M%rmenbaule sebra6t, luo ct balo barouf
]tnrb.
, 1875-12-08

Die @lrsinil1en Gommilliondre bat=
ten 9eltern cine Sisuns, in lpel6cr Der
Yuntt bclpro6en puroc, oh Die Gbelu=
peate & Ohio neutrality-suspicious. lire
Mefte i'm Staate .gir9inieu Dsrloren
babe.
, 1875-12-08

Wie mir uernebmen, bat oas 8as Der
StaDt einen ueberi9uB pon ca. 500
900 9eliefert. Wcr bat loI6es Su be5ab-
len? Oiejenigen @el6ditsleute, weIbe
pcrpfidtet lino ibres @eiAdites we9en
piel 8ls 81 bremen. Ser W}ann, iuel-
der bel elmer @aslampe MiQIonen &ss
jbdIt abluidsIn fam, 9ibt wenig oasu.
, 1875-12-08

Sonntas Na6t perludte ein 2onos
ltrel6er cinen 9epiiien 9errn Siram %.
Sylsr, melher in Godetts mobnt, nit
einem &nlppel 81 ermorOen. Serr SD=
Ter l9rie i'm 5ilfe, uno obwobl or i6lper
h erlpnnoet iuuroe, 1T Ell bod init Dem Sc
ben baponeefGmmerl.
, 1875-12-08
Bermi1NteS

Ser Gtoat MaHa9uietts mar Bis
fer i'm nnflaren barber, pb bos ieie
S6antselct notwithstanding 1T ooer
niht. Sic Troye lit lneben bur6 Die
Supreme Court in Bottom bcjabeno ent=
idieocn wprOen. @leid5eitis miro bon
bielem Stoote antIi6 beri6tet, Dap icit
Der Ginfiibrung bes Musl6anfredtes Die
Srunfenbeit merili6 obgcnnmmen bat.
Sizes loQtcn liA oie@ aTIerfanatlter mer-
fen.
8 2eitung beg mulifalil6en S1ei=
leg Der 9roben 6citli6teitcn wdbreno Der
Weltouslteluns in YbIlaOelpbia lit 9rn.
Sbeooor SbOmas iibertra9en.
8 q 9 reinde glei in Sen Ser. @tau-
ten loG aus ben u2one Gin" 9dmelS-
uerten 81 Soplin in MlHuuri fommeu.
0or sinigen Monaten wuroen, mie Die
Soplin rMinin9 Nsps" melost, Yroben
pom ouem in ben Sanoel tommenoen
amerifaniideu Hobblei (npia leao") an
Den Yrofclor 3iiri6 in Berlin gei6idt.
9ericIbe bat lie elmer Mnalpie untsrwor=
fen unO beribtet, oaB oas aus ben aGone
Gin" S6melS0fen itammenoe Ylei oas
reinlts lei.
Sn 9 0 Ie9t man o%llgenblid4
lid unterirOii6e Sele9ropbenfabel nno
heieiti9t Die bisberism 9rdbte.
Soco, Muine, 6. 9eSember. Sie
srobe @erberei Der @ebriioer Woaace
nnb Gpmpasnic wurbe Samitas Nbeno
bur9 6eusr 5eritDrt. @erIut $4,000
Giinfsis Arbeiter perlieren Die 8ci4df=
tl9uilg.
utifa, Seem Dort, 6. 9eSember. -
Sobn Scaunsl, Der wobnlinni9e @tOr.
Der Gpnobue's in New Dorf wuroe
Somitas in Die bicli9e SrrsnanitaIt obs
9eliefert.
Milforb, genni., 6. 0c5embsr.
Gin ~ricliscr l9parSer gar fam Son.
nabeno Morscn aus benz @ebir9e uno
i6ritt fur9tlrs our9 oas 0Orf er
gins bonn fiber oas Gls bes Somfil=
Greet uno epifam. 9ieies 1T Der l0te
9dr, mel4sr in YiteGpuntp oieienSerblt
seieben wuroe; 8 Der Sein9cr wuroen
9et6otet.
@epurt, 6. Ses. Cine @aiplin
2ampe fiel seitern gbcno in 6rienriA
&ofmanns Bier Salon Sa Sooen uno
erplooirte. Srau RaHmann nno oeren
SpAter wurben oaonr6 10 i6wer Der
brannt, baB lie balo na4ber ben @eilt
n%ufgaben.
, 1875-12-08
polt Office.
@rff- Mrroneement.
,lbS IS. Wdeatr 1873.


: N6rclife Gurf bcH. 2neimaI tSoria.
Srnnta's atsaenrmmtr-Mffuuf s M. w'.
nne I IS q. @. -geflGIab 1.35 pnb $50
81. ID.
@rnn "a = aniunft SO, M. -wra.
Idtus 1.35 81. r.. WV
@otsfiae Zen gah. g6olit, o~vsoerer,.
mcr Sonn'dte. = gnrunft t.45 81. 81
poit 6luF1.3 aro 8 20 q. W.
sfblide Gnf. ;3meimol tdorid. esrr.
fege dus6rnommsn. = @nfnnft 1900 81.
1915 81, W.
Sorntncs;- gntunft 1900 Pr ppa
ldIuB 1916 q. 81. "T
@id1mono& camille giienBabu. gdo.
Ia. @ntnnft 2.30 81. ID. - Wcafdinh
1915 ". ~. ''''|"p
9onbiGe & Greensboro. YrtirnoI rio
iia. Irfu"ft $50 unb 9 81. 81. - TnR
'6lut Az. M. une f2.45 y. 81. or
GarmbiIc. 1iofi6, . nntoos ouso,u,r,
men. @nfurft 2.3O 81. 81. . Wpaihlus
5000. M. S'r'~'"s
Vgetapeatc d. Sbin Gifenb aim. IGoIiH
Srniitd9s arsarnpm men. 9nfunfl 6 81 gD
- goltiblub $50 Y. M.
Ssndtnrs Charlottesville, @taunton. 81, h
Sulptet e prinle urt peflid bon Wbite nj.
ptcr Spril.gs - Mnfunfr5 g. M. - a,oft.
ftluB e.20 81. M. 'TF'
. gSef goint nub stationen at, her y. N.
u. nn0 y. VI. u. GdaIid, @unrtaas ausos-
noinnlen; = anfunft 1890 y. Oh. - ppit.
idlub 2 y. 50. $'"'
9leueefer, itsr @ef point. iGol.d.-gr
Iuntt 1890 Q. M. = 90 IttAe 2N. M.
Manufactured, iiter 8ilb Saul, tsalid. -
@Afu'tt $50 9. ~. = gOGi6lue i y. 81.
Sames &iher somtfer. grsinal mvd,r,
lid. aafunft Mputa u, Mlttmofs uns
5tefa9s, 5 V. ~. - YcfidluB. Tienaooc
sonnsrtaas unp Soanabenss, 5.3OW Sd,
Ganal Qafct. Irrimol h rdentIih.
Mnfun't Wfittn eds, a,siiass unit @onntaos
y. M: = pOfi9tuB, Moniase, MittwoGs
uao 5reiiass, 4 ". 81.
sgortV nmb &oute. 53tprim IL spsd,nnid.
- Mntuilt Mutmc6s unp g annobenps &
v. ~. yofi9'ub. Conner ass lnp conn
tags, 4 9. W.
, 1875-12-08

Ser Schooner "Sampico," Capt. 8.
9. SonboH, perlieB 9eltern %unieren Sa=
fen, UNI NIT elmer 2aoune Webl, wcl6e
BON Sagal Grenibaw & 50. peri6ifIt
,prrbe, mad 9fio @ranbe bu Sul 5u ie=
gelll.
, 1875-12-08

Cine farbise Trou wurbe 9eitern NaGt
in eincm beuubtlolem 3ultanoe auf Der
@traBe lie9eno %sefunoen uno mad Dem
M%rmenbaule 9ebra9t.
, 1875-12-08

100 Yerlonen rei9ten cine petition
bel u~nleren Selegaten Elm, I'm ben Srn.
Nlerunosr 8. 9ouaoap oils ~siueiter 9lu=
6itor 81 baben.
, 1875-12-08

Sc wurbe mieoer elm Segnaoi9unss-
scluM in Setreff bes %. 8. Coleman,
Dem @ouperncur eingerei6t.
, 1875-12-08

Ser Sal Der beioen @ablriGtcr miro
rd0iten 5reitas in Der cuttings Court
pprtommell.
, 1875-12-08

Is lisst Elm 8rief fir Serrn Sod fri
Der Bidder isbt Grocer, i'm @slAafts oes
Dsrrn :. 2Senolir9er, len.
, 1875-12-08

Srtf9e Ganbtesl
Iarsmeuop Tr0pfen!
GTtra arnm atiiGe cram G~bstnlabe!
Cream WauaMhe, lrbr min.
Cream Set8en unb Oa ten!
GDorOlaDe Saramels, Gueoa Garamcls!
Gacoa @aIniiie Iup Yeanat Gan0D
iepsu aae T.li9 bel
q. Yi35tni
ep i'm SO, SW HIouo StraBt
, 1875-12-08

Dry 0pprs! Dry Wpprs J.!
s. ~. Driee mnD @p.
SEQ. 110l Wtain Ctr. @de Der IL.
srbaltcn nit icoem Gage ncue Scrblts
paaren ais:
0arbtse 9amrelbaar- @nSiss.
Shwa'se llnSe unb "nrele Sbapis,
Sett Vlanfe,S" 1O-4. 12-4, 1874.
Suwa &c. unp farli or i%eisen.r <amm met. =
Das wager pm 6 fine ss, wr'9e IN Nl..
s,nla sentbt. pub iiets Ssrs' DBe.t
!3,nse fur usbesrpds "a su $3.50 bis So
pn YarD.
s. rSUiii6e urt euelil9e 6. Tims'es, mc1e
ns 9smrsu uno untsISeay fiji, Ssrrsu. Raateu
unb Ma 9en.
Zane untnSeus', Srssv Esdsn, Yeauer-
tee! 8 u.p @O.tu.rpS. &tdcu, 9emten 4ps
lent,dJer, Mra9en etc. etc. III I lat
, 1875-12-08

Sbeater Gisarrsn : 0elbdft
,Gde Der TIN uno 8roab Strabe
untsr hem HlGmOnb 3bsat.r,
u d. III u II B, Na.
Die feinlteu unbcimiIuen uub impcrtirtsn
Gifarrsn aep Gatafr b.llts gam serfan.t
8s'Rs Mesri9ahm Yfs fen anb So me-
ESQ, arr mm.
, 1875-12-08
Softer unb Nalile.

Gleaante Sdulidlubc fir Maodcn
uno &naben.
6cine &albslcocrne gtiefeln uno @hn
be fir 9crren &nuben uno Siinqliuae.
Sticiel gum &n0pfen mo nit Spissn
fir Oamen, w.d d)en mb &inper.
Softer, l'aliie Mno %Shad)teln 3u her>
uutcraeleeten Yreiien.
Gunmi neberiAube bon a0cn Sortcn
gu Iebr blulsen YreiIen.
Yeitcltc Arbelt miro gut ucrfcytist
anb oas 8alleu 9arrantirt Gu8bencs
un9en lperocn aufs I slte unS Eiinflld<
lte belorSt Serr Sobn y. Z olhyn
miro es icbr freuen leinen dlteren &unoen
lpas, bcltrlte @rbc,t tstrlfIt. teoleneG 5u
otrfeu. Serman goIfm & Sruoer,
No. 5U9 ane 5ll Broad S~trassc,
, 1875-12-08

SD fubre jepe Sprte Don SUI
den alS
6rudt
Tfuab uno
u Spun9e Cafe.
cine srpee Muswatl aler aneeta SUDDEN, ics
einfalte unp fransHFi9e 3ufsrwerfe une
WulTs, wsl9e ii9 fir 9Dsbmagtsm siSnsn. 3a
b4ben IN
ST. Nt1amafs
Gampf ? &rader : 8dGerei
SO. IL uno IS, 12te StraBe.
e mi unit
, 1875-12-08
pullman G6lafwoaen

pon G6ipbuo unO Buibinaton uatb Seem
DOrf obne Wedicluus Der Nagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03

Na6t am Bette aoolp6'3, in ser Sofinung,
DAB OebOr unO Spyo6t inn w~ie0eyie5rcn
,riirosn. Sod Die SoHnung bcvdDrte ifs
nidt; Der TeriYurOete at9mcte iapad unO
langlam CO mar Ou9 riGt Die gerisg'te
9epcQun9 m ieinem &0yper 81 btmcrten
uno Yteiiter &osacrt begann ernItliA fir
lein Scbcn ST firGten, oenn es Seigte lid
ein !eidtes 6jeber, uao glii9te bercita uui
Den SGldiea oe@ 9cioenoen.
Die eoeIeu Serren, Die niAt in gSpuen=
oael wcbnten, oerlieben p~er9riigt bds
S9loB. glls treue Sitter ~f.euten lie liA.
oaB lie ibrem often 6iriten nod cinmal
gcfdllg lein, uno inn bienen tonntcn.
Die, lusl9e im srdiiaen Sd!oB bljebea,
begnben Ii9 in ibre Sd!afgsmG1?r.
3luei Stunoen ipdter tprts NAL ni@ts
mebr in @~pnen0aeI, aIs oas Gufen Ger
@o6en, oas Seien Ger Sunoe unO oas
8sl4rsi Der Cullen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
y 0absQsn parea @uHassn auf's Sal,.

VT Ter 9einame Sutin tstsutst Banter, An-
iriibrer 70 risl ais Wulia. guepia mar Der Sc.
l1itte suiplse Gin spelmitbisr unp gutter Surf.
tr iiG Ger sis5s isiner ur;sTibansn pureis
rrGti.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

TRAcHEoToMY.-T is the tech
nical name for the operation Of open
ing the trsehea. or windpipe, for
the purpose Of removing foreign
substance. 1t is very delicate and
dangerous operation, and one of the
many which physicians are always
glad to avoid if possible. 1t is often
successful in saving the life Of a
patient, however. 1t was successfully
performed last fall upon child near
Otley by Drs. Cornell, and others, for
the removal of a grain of corn, when
the last hope of saving the child had
been almost reli nquished.
Last Thursday Drs. N. r. and c.
w. Cornell, in presence and with the
assistance of several other physicians,
at the residence Of n. M. Farris, oper-
ated upon lad seven years old, son OF
r. X. Stargle, brought hefe by his
parents from the vicinity of Prairie
City, Jasper county. He bad, going
to school, nearly week bSfore, picked
up bright, smooth pebble, cylindrica
in form, about of an inch long anc
about in diameter; and while in the
school room, having it in his mouth
the pebble accidentally found its way
into his windpipe. The proper anaes
thetics were administered and the in
session made, but the lad died before
the pebble could be extracted. 1t wai
supposed to be In the bronchial tubes
| but a post mortem examination re-
vealed its lodgment in the CLOTHS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

PROF. SsLvER's TROUPE exhibited
at the Court House last Saturday
evening. The seats and aisles and
every available standing space was
packed. About $50 tickets were sold.
Prof. Silver is an excellent sleight OF
hand performer, and an admirable
ventriIoquist. To printers in other
towns which he may visit we wish to
say that he pays his bills, or at least
has paid the JOURNAL office the cash
for job work to the amount OF $40,
without being dunned or chased all
over town and country for it. The
show fraternity are not all dead
beats" in this respect, and we cheer
fully give due credit to such excep-
tions a. come to our notice.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

go! HELP !n-These were the
last words Of man named Isaac
McKeever, who was cut to pieces by q
train on the Central road at Oska
at 2:30 Wednesday morning last week,
as we learn from the Herald. He had
been lying about the depot the day be-
fore, under the influence Of whiskey,
and when the train came in he was
trying to arouse companion who was
even more under its influence than
himself, but failed to arouse him, and
the train starting up, he attempted to
get on while it was in motion. He
caught by the ratings of two cars and
swung himself between them over the
bumpers instead of over the steps.
Hung an instant, then loosed his hold,
dropped upon the track, was dragged
a short distance and finally was run
over by two coaches. His right leg
was crushed to jelly and both hands
were almost severed. 20 help me y
was all he said. Two whisky-bottles,
nearly empty, were found in his pock-
cts and showed the prime cause of his
death. An inquest was held, and when
the physician had completed his ex-
animation he washed his bloody hands
in sprinkler which stood by contain
ing what he supposed to be water. 1t
proved to be whisky, and belonged to
the comrade of the dead man; and the
comrade, although he had seen the
doctor wash his hands, afterward
drank the foul whisky. An employees
Of the railroad, seeing McKeever about
to attempt to get on the train while
moving, endeavored to dissuade him,
but was not needed. No blame
attaches to the railroad men. Mckee.
yer paid his life as penalty for in
dulging in the use Of strong drink.
Another name has been added to the
list of victims OF the accursed whiskey
traffic. Deceased owned 160 acres OF
land in Mahaska county.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

III. N. JAMES has removed to his
new shop, one block west of brick
bank building, on Main street, and
will be found there at all times in
readiness to accommodate old and
new customers who want any work
in the blacksmith's line. He gives
special attention also to the nanufac-
ture of wagons, buggies, etc, upon
order, and solicits opportunity to show
his ability and willingness to guaran-
tee satisfaction to all in work and pri-
ces. His card appears on first page.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

LECTURE.-The Rev. w. j. Gill, OF
Des Moines, will deliver lecture at
the First Presbyt erian church, Knox
vile, Tuesday, May rs, at s p. IN.
Subject, 1.-THE Moabite Stone" This
stone is 2700 years old. 1t IL the old
est specimen of alphabetical writing
In the known world. 1t is the Ian
guage in which Ahab and Elijah are
supposed to have correspondent. In
which Moses was supposed'to have
written the Pentateuch. 1t Is the Ian
guage from which the Greeks, Ro-
mans, Asiatics and Europeans derived
their alphahets. Around 1t there has
always clustered great deal of inter
est to scholars as being the key tc
unlock long closed mysteries.
Admittance, adults, % cents. Chill.
dren 10 cents.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Wm. Bach
elor to J. p. Kelley; l60 acres in Clay
township. Price $4,000.
Lee Aten, 81 acres farm, four miles
west of Knoxville, to Mrs. Work, for
$500.
J. M. Jones to Mrs. Manly Clifford,
one block just west Of Knoxville
Wooden mills; B. II. Race former
owner. Price $500.
J. M. Jones to Keefe, Heberling &
Bittenbender. six lots in Jones' addi-
ton, near depot ground, upon which
to build a foundry. Price $50 II foun-
dry 10 built, thereon, otherwise $3.50.
J. M. Jones to Manly Clifford, q
block in jones' addition, near depot
ground, for $3.50.
f. F. Sperry, agent for Seth Rich.
ards, $50 acres wild land In southeast
corner of Franklin township, to Lewis
A. Heinzerling, to be improved I'm.
mediately. Price $1,000.
+. F. 6perry, agent for A. Corbin,
"a acres near Horns ferry on Del
Moines river, to Jan De Boudi.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20
NOTIONS, full line, all new, and en-
bracipg all the novelties, at WEIGH 4
McMillan's.

New LAW FIRM.-Attentlon II
called to the card of K. r. d l.. N.
Hays, Attorneys at Law, on first page
The senior member of the firm has
been in the practice here long enough
to establish a reputation for energy
ability and reliability. The junior
has recently located in Knoxville
His bearing gives favorable promise
We cheerfully extend him welcome
to our town, and predict for the new
firm successful business career, be.
lieving they will dono dishonor to oui
bar
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

AROUND THE CoUNTY.-Under this
caption we find the following In the
Pleasantville Enquirer, addressed to
the editors:
Please indulge me in the use of a
small portion of your columns in order
to say that in company with Messrs.
Sherwood and Bousquet, members of
the Board OF Supervisors, and Mr..
Thomas Barrel of Knoxville, Bridge
builder, have travelled 100 miles this
week In Marion county. viewing
sites for the location of bridges. We
passed through ten townships Of this
county, having the opportunity Of
seeing a great many farmers at work
saw few planting corn on the 5th
aud 9Th. The present prospect for q
wheat crop looks fiattering indeed, /
think there is not as great quantity
of wheat sown this spring IS usual.
People generally are in good spirits.
improving their farma, etc. notice
a great deal ofvery nice stock in the
country-fat cattle and hogs. Mr..
Hannah, ] believe of Knoxville town
ship, has 100 fine sheep and about
200 young lambs; be is fine farmer.
You will find great number Of good
farmers in Marion county. We pass
ed through seven very fine thriving
towns, first Attica, then 'Marysyille,
Gosport. Columbia, Dallas Pleasant
vile, and Pinchy."
Yours Respectfully,
HI. ID. LUCAS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

KENDTG q STUMP are selling gro
ceries at following prices:
pounds choice rio coffee for 81 90
pounds roasted coffee for 90
pounds standard al sugar ! 90
81 pounds golden G sugar for l 90
10 pounds English currants for ] 90
pounds Salt Lake peaches for ] o0
pounds Michigan peaches for ! 90
pounds Michigan apples for ] 90
cans t2lbs) Blackberries for ] 90
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

NOTES CANCELLED. The notes CIV
en- by citizens of Pleasant Grove
township in lieu Of railroad taxes
refunded to them year or two ago,
have been returned to the
makers upon demand, by the County
Treasurer, who has authority for such
action from the A. X. Il ID. II. Il.
Company, by virtue of resolution
adopted by the Board of Directors at
the meeting last week.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

"How ARE YOE JOHN? What In
the world are you doing here In Iowa!
You were down In Jersey when / last
heard Of you"
1.-The fact is, Pete, I nearly starved
out there, and came across one of E.
r. Sperry's lists Of Farms for Sale,
saw one that just suited me, and came
out aud bought it. like Iowa 80 well
I'm going to send for my mother-in.
law to come here and buy farm near
mine" (50)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

Ell. L. WoLF has purchased from
Mr.. Tibbetts the restaurant and con-
fectionery establishment on the north
side Public Square, and will hence
forth be found there prepared to well
come and accommodate customers.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

EsTRAYBp from the farm of the un-
dersigned, 3 miles east of Knoxville,
one light gray mare colt, two years
old. white In face (would be called
bald faced. Anyone giving informa-
ton of the whereabouts of the colt, at
nv farm, or at the store of Collins d
Reed, Knoxville, will be satisfactorily
rewarded. w. c. REED.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

G.. w. PALMER has just returned
from the east with new stock Of
goods, aud Is now opening, at the
blue front store, south side public
square, splendid line of dry goods,
hats and caps, boots and shoes,
notions, groceries, ETC., which he pur-
chased at low cash rates, and will
hence be able to sell at very low fig
ures for ready pay. The latest styles
and all the novelties in these lines
may now be had at great bargains at
Palmers. Call soon and secure choice.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

DEAD LETTERS. Letters addressed
as below are now remaining in the
Knoxville Post Office, and will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office If not
called for in 80 days. Persons calling
for any of these letters viii. please say
Advertised" and give date OF this
paper:
Finch Augustine Lancaster Sam G
Johnson Benny Ogle Amanda
Lancaster John 2 Wagner miss Mary
T.
w. w. CRADDIcK, P. NJ.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20

STILL He COMES. Philip Is on hand
every day with his bread wagon,
bringing fresh bread, French rolls, and
all kinds of sweet cakes, prepared by a
first-class baker. Orders filled at the
shortest notice. You will find him on
the west side OF Public Square at
lseayer's old stand, newly fitted up.
(50-l0)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-20
MONEY TO LOAN, in sums ranging

MONEY TO LOAN, In sums ranging
from $500 to $4,000. Interest, ten
per cent. per annum. Time, three to
Ave years. Loans to be secured by
farm lands or city property. Build
ings in cities taken as part security.
Parties desiring loans in Marion and
adjoining counties can get the money
on approved security within a week
after application. Enquire Of or adj
dress y. NJ. LADD d. Co.,
Ottumwa Iowa.
May 10, 1875. (5O-l0)