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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-03
The Bewitching Widow.

Just before dark one evening
Tom Courtney came into the little
office where Frank Worthington
kept his dusty law books, and help
ed himself to a chair and cigar,
with a quite MISREPRESENTATION
sort Of coolhess which showed that
he was no stranger to the premises.
swell, Frank" said he, 1--WE got
through the last case to-day, and
| am ready to be off tomorrow"
"No need to remind me of it,
old fellow" laughed Frank, "I'vc
endured the horrors of q boarding
house too long not to jump at the
chance of trying country life
awhile"
"Can you be ready by morningw
"Oh, yes. 1t won't take me long
to pack my kit. I haven't any
Saratoga trunk to fill with flounces
and furbelows."
Gall right, then. We shall have
a cousin of my mother to go down
with u.s."
"The deuce we shall Tom, if it's
a girl l won't go. got enough
travelling with girls last summer"
"You will go! I'll never for
give you il you don't"
"Is the cousin of feminine per-
suasion :" $3.50 M
"Yes, but she's not girl. She
IS sedate widow lady, who goes
down to make an annual visit to
IS every Christmas"
40! that alters the case. One
,f those motherly, middle-aged
aides who makes a fellow look
respectable, as II he was travelling
With his mother"
Tom repressed an inclination to
augh, but replied soberly:
eyes, no doubt Mrs. Cameron
will appear like mother to both
II u.s."
"Mrs. Cameron. A good, old
name" repeated Frank.
Has she any money, Tom ."
"Well-yes, fair little fortune"
"And you may stand a chance in
Ter will 7"
Possibly"
ayes. Well, my boy, you are
luite right TO be attentive toryour
mothers elderly relations. No
loubt Mrs. Cameron win he quite ]
IN addition to our journey"
Decidedly" said Tom, feeling o
I was about time to get out OF
hat Office, where he could indulge d
n a laugh he had reasons for want q
ng, rising as he spoke. "You1l I
meet me at the depot at 7 In the
norningr !,
al will" =
"sharp Z, remember
ayes. As time and railroad cars o
rnit for no man or woman eitherj
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A certain earnest clergyman one
Sunday morning was exhortins
those who had anxious and trop oled
consciences to be sure and call an
their pastor for guidance and pray.
er. Said he;
ITO show you my brethren, the
blessed results of these vislts nm
your pastor, I viii state to you that
only yesterday . gentlsman os
wealth called upon me for counsel
and instruction and now, to-day.
my friends-to-day-he sits among
us happy husband and . father
and CHRISTIAN"
A young lady in the aud,snss
whispered 70 . mstreps .tg
nWnAK <knk u>>kxw - A
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F lint & Pere Marquette R. R.

The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
to and from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland Cincin.
natl, Saginaw and Bay City.
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Alpena daily, except Sunday, by Alpena
ana Bny City line of stages, at $50 n. IN.
Leave Bay City at 1905 p. m, 700 a. m.., ll:0O
a. m, and 9;0j p. m.
East Saginaw, lO:4o p. m, 7:s5 a. m, 1885 am,
and 2:40 p. n.
Flint, 1910 a. M, $50 n. m, 1885 and $50 D. m.
Holly 6:20 and $40 u. m +, l:20 and 4:45 =. IN.
Arrive at Detroit ut I:.5 and ll.25 u. ~, and
6:20 p. m.
Leave Plymouth, 7:45 and ll:Os a. m, eio D. m.
Wayne, sos and ll:05 u. m. 800 D. m,
Monroe, 1925 a. IN. and 1880 p. IN.
Toledo, 1880 n. m. and 500 p. m.
Midthnd, lU.iT n. an, aud J:53 p. m.
farwel S:35 y. m, and $50 p. m.
Reed City, 700 a. m, and 2;l0 p. m.
GOING NORTH,
Toledo, 1915 a. m. nnd 500 .. m.
Monroe, l:lO p. m. and $40 p. IN.
Wayne, 2;lj p. IN, $50 p. m. and l0:io D. m.
Detroit s:45 a. m, $40 and 1850 p. m.
Holly, lO:45 q. m, 1855 p. m, 7:45 p. and Ais
q. m.
Flint, li:.S a. m, 4;25 and SAT p. m, and ass a.
m.
East Saginaw, l2:45, $50 and 0:Ss p m, and
6:25 a. m.
Bay City, leo, COS and 1925 p. m. and IA, Z.
m.
Farwell, sos p. M, and 1898 n. m.
Reed City, arrive 1915 and $40 y. IN.
FLINT RIVERS DIVISION.
Leave Flint, 5:25 p. IN. Leave Otter Lake T:s0a m.
otlsville 6:l2 p m. Qtisville, 5:i2 a. m.
Otter Lake arrive 6:25. Flint, arrive, s:25 a. m.
A. +. FLETCHER,
General Ticket Agent, Alpena, Mich.
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The Seymour (Ind.,) Star relatss
the following story in its issue oS
the 1st inst
"One Of the most novel q. wen
as the exciting raffles that ever
took place in Seymour, came OF
on Saturday evening last. Miss
Minnie Clarence made the novel
proposition Of putting herself up
to be raffled for at fifty cents .
chance. At first the matter was
treated as a joke, but when il be-
came known that the offer was q
bona fde one chances went rapid
ly, and in less than an hour every
chance was taken, and heavy pre-
miums were being paid by young
men anxious to win the beautiful
and lovely prize. Miss Minnie
Is most bewitching beauty OF
eighting summers, an orphan, Of
respectable parentage, and o mem-
ber of the best society in the State.
She was decidedly the belle Of Sey.
mour, and was loved and admired
by all who ever became acquainted
with her, and probably envied just
the least bit by the yonng ladies.
She is a bright blonde, perfect In
form, fair complexion, and has
most ravishingly beaut tiful eyes.
Ever since she came to Seymour
she has been the centre Of attrac.
ton and the admiration Of the men.
In justice to Miss Minnie, we should
state that she gave the winner tho
privilege Of accepting or refusing
her, and reserved the same priv
ilege for herself. There may have
been several in the crowd whom
she would have refused, but there
were none we venture to say, who
would refuse her. How could theyt
The hour set for the rattle came.
and found all ready to try their
luck. Miss Minnie was there in
person, dressed in the height Of
to lend a charm to the oc-
casion. She stood leaning grace
fully against the showcase, never
speaking a word or betraying the
least emotion or showing the slight
est preference for any Of the con-
testants, excepting there vas .
perceptible twinkle in her beauti-
ful eyes when some young and
handsome lover would shake the
dice. Name after name was called.
and each one in turn would shake
the box with nervous hand, until
all but three had thrown and moth
ing higher than thirty-eight had
been thrown. Then came Lynn
Falconer's turn. Lynn is o blonde
and q clever, hard work.
ng young man, and perhaps tho
Wrinkle of her eyes nerved him to
'is work. At any rate he tossed
he ivory with . steady hand, and
he score called forty-six. Tho
'ther two throws were made amid
90 much excitement to be even
ounted, and the prize was award
d to Lynn. Minnie came forward
nd took Lynn's arm, and the two
Vent out together amid the cheers
I the crowd. She accompanied,
i'm to his fathers relatives, who
ad not the pleasure of her ac-
uaintance before, after which she
'as escorted home. We Of course
o not know for certain, but a.
'ynn is good, clever young man,
nd she would be an honor to any
we are inclined to think
lat neither of them win back out.
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VIM. HI. PHELPS.

Dealer In Lime, Water Lime, Plaster sParis, and
Half. Ready Made Mortar for sale at all times.
Contracts taken for all kinds of Mason Work,
plain or ornamental. Material furnished il re-
Quired. Office on Second street. sc
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depend on me, Tom, just look after
that elderly cousin"

NSPeN "" hio, ioih, JuSS ioOA altet
that elderly cousin"
an do it. Good night, then"
And, as Tom went out, Frank
arose and began to put his office il
order and make some preparations
for his Christmas journey.
He meant to be very early next
morning, but oversight himself, and
reached the depot only five min.
utes before train time. He went
hastily to the ladies room, suppos-
ing Tom would be there with Mrs.
Cameron. The room, however,
had but one occupant-a bright
faced lady in q stylish black and
white travelling suit, with long,
White plume dIvvpiuy over a CO.
quettist black hat. She turned a
pair of brown eyes upon Frank as
he entered, hastily glanced around,
and retreated.
"Whew what a pretty girl /;
glad l don't have her to dangle af-
ter and wait on though" thought
he. "But where the dickens is
Tom :"
He hunted through the crowd,
and just as the cars were starting
he found Tom on the platform.
30, here you are. Be quick
now," hailed Tom. 81 thought
you were about to give me the slip
after all."
"No danger; I only slept late
that's ALL"
They went into the car, and the
ponderous wheels rolled of, and as
they opened the door Frank got a
glimpse of a pretty girl with
white plume seated inside.
"Did your cousin come :" no said
to Tom.
eyes; III introduce you"
Tom marched straight down the
narrow aisle to that very girls seat,
and as she rose with a bewitching
smile, Tom introduced:
"Mrs. Cameron, this it my friend,
Mr.. Worthington. My cousin,
Kate Cameron, Frank"
"Poor Frank /! You might have
knocked him down with knitting
,eedle. But he was gentlemanly
enough to stammer some response
o the beauteous lady's courteous
greeting, and to try to recover
rom his confusion as best he might.
Half an hour later, he and Tom
tood together on the car platform,
md then his wrath found vent.
"Tom Courtney, I'll never for
i've you"
"You viii. had to deceive you
o you wouldn't act like a fool, and
isappoint me of your visit. But
Iate will neither eat you up nor
Ill in love with you, so you needn't
e scared" 1
"Don't expect me to pay any
ttention to her :" I
"Hold on there She hasn't given
on a chance yet. Kate is quite .
ellie in city society, and awful
articular in her company. Sad q
ogs like you aud I wouldn't stand y
ghost of a chance"
81 don't know that she could do A
stter," growled Frank, with a
ans usual contrariness, taking 4
10 opposite track. \
"She might think so. I am 60 n
g to the smoking car, Frank. o
'me along" v
"No, ! don't care about smoking
w." Hei a,
right , look Scr Kses Gr
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ADvERTIsINo RATEs.

one two Ithr'e four thTs sis :.
! w'k. w'ks " 'ks w'ks mos no, n,
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VVVuuNOuuu
Are the rcvclations ofthe Grns
the he~t and chcapcet Micro
scope ever inventcd. A child
can ne ~ Scientific amusing,
insfructive practical. Jusf
the thing fuw pos Send for ID
~ onoe- 10 n the cutc~t littls
WONDER you ever ~. MaCni-
nes 10 90 time~ Send stamp
Tor cirrsfler orsrud q 80 and
ea ~ ny return nan- Agents
sAntcd. k<idrvvs 1bc 8sveriy
Co. >s<Wsh.ah Ave. Chicsgo
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UnWarned.

A careless boat on a soundless sea
Idly drifting beyond the Ice.
The weary fisherman's dreams were spsnnsd
by the harbor bar, and the shining strand.
And the waiting look Of woman's eyes,
That greet his coming with sweet surprise.
The lapsing wave gives no warning note;
In purple silence it lifts the boat.
Away. away, on an ebbing tide.
To the vengeful ocean he once defed.
An empty boat on an angry wave,
Marks for q moment his nameless grave.
oh, waiting eyes that will never see
The broken mooring beneath the lea.
The weary vigil you vainly keep;
He is folded close in a dreamless sleep.
And ever how many in life there be,
Who sail unwarncd 10 the shorecss sec.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26


The Jury IN tho sigsag whisky cass
against Mcdonald supervisor q tho
gsgaers department II ~. Louis hes
found him guilty on each u the eight
counts d tho indictment Joyce IN.
ethcr u the eonspiraton to rob tho
government plead guilty. The evi-
deuce " Mcdonald clearly shows that
Con- Dabcock, Grants private score
tary was partner with the robbers.
The distillers and rccti6crs have paid
enough, but fvr wrong purpose Ito
bribs those collecting The taxcs 10 but
half do their duty. and they have
made tho dlstillsrs pay ~ much a. tho
government tax would have bccn-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

Wouldn't Il b. jadiciovs for drug.
gists holding ! retail liquor license
from the Y. s., 10 avoid doing whole
sale business under Il; Il savors %
much of imitation that somebody ID
likely 10 get head over cars In trouble
Such lLiags bring ones license ~ high
priced % to make mako ono feel mad
about something al the while Ut some.
bvdy and Ia nine cases out Of over %
many Il isn't NJ tho aaloo..atic who
bought tho whisky, you 900.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26


DR.. Clsmmcr has put "a elaborate
and beautiful prescription stand IN biz
drug store, ono that would DO N orna-
mcnt 70 any city Of the country. Il 10
bin purpose 70 have sAis supplied only
with The purest chemicals, drugs and
,nedicines. obtainALlc In Europe Or
America. solely for 6lling pAysio,ana
prescriptions. There Il nothing. ~.
cePt tho care that patients receive, 70
important - pure drugs % either pa-
sisnt o. physician; - oas 4 acans tho
success and rcrass u biz profcssion,
to shs other what l. moro important.
often. Wis: life isself. Il Il ! step In
tho right direction and y such No mute
-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26


lion. W. u. Fairfield who delivered
tho 6rss VI tho course Of Lectures u
Lyric Hall il one Of tho school board
- charlea City and paid worry high
compliment 70 Miss Addie Il. Bucklin
ass teacher. Fortunately for her,
tho principal II Charles City is not
compelled 10 throw distractions ~ hsr
way or that VI her clasa, lest his own
weakness b exposed and his glory
eclirsod. Miss buck!in 10 not : teach
cr thai Il compelled - take 6rst
grade cersi6cato on = third grade sct
Of questions,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26
Y. N. Meredith hss rera@a sAe h~ila.

n. N. MrtvthA Ass s~ra@a sAt h~ila.
ine N mastes street aAjasains !. Y.
Hughes eskce On ~ eavs, who're NJ
~ill exeAaSee ~ IN aeas. shorts.
Iran. hstk wheat aeat ~ cesM m~Al w
sseA quantities ~ IN, eas may desire,
tns wheat delivered IN t'r~s~e llis
son &. n. Meredith viii hare ehstes
u lhe basincas here. and viii attend
70 I'll The ~anh VI .hoss wishing 70 ~.
change wheat o. purchase fos cash, N !
rreapt and satisfactory manner Foe
: more detailed statement u The plan
80 advertisement slsew here.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

rs F~is~s s~ssss - varssassssA
y r@AHss+1s ~ t~r4@+ " ~ ~a~ "A
~ ~ " - t~@lsss ,s~.s aess.ss~a
~asA t~ssrs sAA sAaw F~~As -.
r~~#~si~a N a ~s w y r*~ 80
- sYsl W ~ s~ar. ssA~ ~ s~.tsN
r~~&~assseA ra~~As~ Nv ~ass ~
~ y s~rss N rsxAs IT = fsss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26
buy DR.. Seth Arnola,s Ceush killer Nj

Buy DR.. Seth Arnola's Cough Killer. The
great eradicator 1T all lung diseases. a
superior remedy to oil other medicines yet
discovered In severe cases II ID = sure,
quick, aud perfectly safe remedy for coughs,
Yields sore throat. whooplng cough. Group,
AMI ~ Diseases Of the throat and lumss
Retail price 10 cenls. 10 cents. and ~ DO
Any bottle that dses not Give rsllsf may As
returned aud money ref,ssAsS, under these
conditions. wv wish every citlssn troubled
With lung complaints 10 Try this remedy
Rencmher u 10 warranted. Compounded
by Or. Seth Arnold, NJ. D.. Hoonseckss.
n l. AsiA hy Hwcnson \ Lowry drug.
gtsss, crrseo Iowa. 6u-l0.Asn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26


Master Addison Goodrich. con oi
Hon. H. 4. Goodrich haA entered -.
Joha's College u Prairie du Chen. II
y unpleasant 10 N " noto sach iteims
not that there b anything wrong with
., Johns. but that our people are
compelled 70 ssnd their shillrsa ltom
Crssoo school booauss Of tho arbitrary,
oapr,cioss, and tyranicAl mode Of GOV
ssnmsnt adopted By IL principal. And
then that they should b misrspreseas.
ID In their motiyoA because thoy d.
eide % educate their ch,ldrsa elsewhere
d unjust.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

UAasss Az nAaaAis - Three
Urn elias organs ~ lcse price than W
same style n insisamsnt was eve,
bossAs ~ " Howard county.
No, i, kssy esgaa. Get e9ec. vii
ssll fet elas.
Style H. Smiths American cf<an,
ccst ato. viii sell scll fm ti2s.
Horace Waters X Sons kMreka or.
GAN. rcss olsO; viii I'll fcf tpc, NJ.
quire d this olIce. 81
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WIFE NO. 10.
~ AVN ELIZA Y0. Nj.

Dni0aAA YorNa'a N.axlLlots W,vs.
~rAs only ccwplste Expasc " vi the
aarn1ss II Nrixhsn,'a MAsEM ever written.
Darn IN McrncnisM Ana Eltss now eS-
poser 10 the wsrld, ~ M arnkx WOMAN
eAS thu svcNkrs, MssrsktTs snd satNEs
u shs horrih,s system II rolysaMss fsoM
thr very beginning. Nearly :UV lllns.~a-
itOns heMalifs the ~rrk II Ii the best sci
Ting bssk puhllshrd. 10 100 more men and
wotnen cnn have employment and make
from % 10 I'm daily. All 1.-Two Agents are
writing fnr Illustrated Circulars with large
seras s'cnl free. 10 NOT delay, hat I'd.
drsss DUSTIN GILMAN 4 TO, Hartford
u, Chicago. H., or Cincinnati, Ohio. cw4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

A three card monte nAa pursuing
: oitissu Of Davis county was shot and
killed few days 20. Givs ths name
u that ''cltissn" that silvcr mouassd
revolver nay b presented for this
noble dssd ~ ~ apprsciAtivs public.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

Hon. Hiram Price will deliver his
texture "WhAt l Saw In Europe" a
Lyric Hall on Saturday evening Do
csmbsr 4th. Ilon. Mr.. Price i ono Of
lowa's ablsst aud bost representative
mon. has represented Bis district ord.
IDLY In congres. and viii amply repay
shs tlme and outlay Of thoss who listen
% his address.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

4 Il n@Mts v ~ A9sMs - ths Nt~
Auw@s~AA ~e~amx NAsAsrs. ~hAh sss#sk
~ AvSa fsewmlxvM n w aa~~fa es~1st
fAs - ~ 60 u sAAsss sASwaxhava sh*
vh4Msst. M = M lw~s ms~wAths ~ nM
vi - NV hs~yA T<ts~1 tws shss &sa NH
~ NvwtN1 Mm4sins~ ii ~s~. ~ III w4yas
shem - aAwa Mesls. M. mas w I~a~A
N tM~~sA NFsA., Ata VIII ssvlmnx~
sHe<Ajev> w r&ssasw~s rssaaf III ~ is~~ssl
I'm ~hee1s - rwMts ~ -~ssI Nh ~ tse m
~ &x{t<<SUd M
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~ %~.sss. NJ, ,'sy~sss. -. -
aa#s~a - avss~A ss~s#~ III - ssHsst
.A4sAa g~Asss~4vss N MH*smAs# -
- As8a - ssA S~.M sAA# 84s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

DAsoAlxs N Sswixa MAcnixss.
-Four Grit olas sewing machines
cheap for cash Of good notes. M.
chimes warranted IN oil respects, and
ara entirely now. with Ill lhs extras
usually with them.
The Empire, manufactured q The
Remington Works. Illion, N. Y. Has
folding cover. costa q mandatory
200, viii ell Tor e55.
The Weed. cost e75, win ssll for
$50.
Tho New American. cosl o76. has
one dossn needles estra, With other
sxtraA, vii ssll for o69.
The Dosestio. cost. e7b YIN ssll for
o63.
A reasonable discount ~ cash, NJ
quire q this o@cs. 81
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Poor Mason! We think tho Clssk.
son boys have proved Tho bribery aud
every other charge fer tbs ut,cranee
d which he wanted $4,000 Or more.
The gold bank failure damaged him
financially; the Register hss busted
him morally and politically. Goodbye
JOHNNY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

The distempsr and ths spisootie ean
b speedily and permanently relieved
BY The No. u : condition. horss and
cattle powder prepared BY Dr.. Clem.
MGR, Orders promptly allsd. Conc
and provide Tor ths relief d your mi.
mails. ma
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

From the sahserihrr n Cresce. one Der,
ssy heller, last springs calf. pure rcd 10
rrler. Any rersoA elsiAe Information II
her whereabouts will ~ literally rewarded.
crssce, Nov. !. ~, 1870.
FRANK OuYErrE. srn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

ny-Why do you saifsr with rhsum-
atisn. headache. toothachs and pains
of all kindss Because you have not
uscd Death 70 PAM. AK your drug.
gir. CIR circulars and read what ID s.id
oi il BY tlosc who know. 5t9
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

TiMSkk 6ALE.--C. n. Dickcrman
will coll q auction on Wednesday Doe.
ii, 1873. The timber on about 10
sores Of land on The 10 | Of 80. 8. Os-
II formerly known = ths Harlow
White farm 4 miles " 81 Crseco. II
will b sold In lots Of about / 70 2
scros. sAls % take place on tho land
and commence q 10 !. m. prompt.
Usual credits gwen with approved -
curity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26
FARMS for Halo 81 Renl,

Ssven 50 acre loss within 81 miles
Of Crssoo, 70 rent, Or will ssll @ much
u y . man may want, Or Win I'll Ii
20 acre tracts with hosss on The tract.
Enquiss u ths subsoribsv On shs ppen-
tsss. 81 CMAs. CaArsaI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

GHNG Fish Nets, Tss,a, T,r.
M -ANE1 pAulins. uAms Trasi. Il
6ssd for Price Llsl u RUDOLPH OUN
CO.. SIN, Third etrsst, w. Louis, ".
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-26

II yon want suils lor your hoys 81
good material aud cheap g. u Kirp's.
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oeEcsAl N0ftckD,

% TO 40 s:....,. -: -,
~ Az sisss~s - sstts~e psstae II kssA
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EXcHANoE MARKET,

y sseA quantities - purchasers msy
desire.
Farmess viii Aad tAla their opportunity
g obtain Flour. Bran, shorts, Feed,
nuekvl Sour sa1 Cora Meal, without
she lo.s d uas and cxpsass u gsing .
thetr Erist" rsady sro.ad Il their own
door. q their elAce q business, procuring
= mGsh n 9saatlsy md ~ goo1 IN quail.
10y - freq their o1n wheat. Ny hsur q
ma6o y tAs bese quality Of grub land
wheat. which u better than prairie wheat
will nske, Come and try no aew plan u
goiAe - Will
q. Meredith viii b II attendance q
oil seasonahle hours 10 attend 70 your
wants aMl orders.
l3I0 Z. y MEREDITH.