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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-19
Pennington Locals.

Pennington Locals.
During the past few days the snow has disar-
peared wonderfully, and every one is convinced
that warm weather is approaching. The rapid
melting of so vast an amount of snow causes an
increase in the waters of the Sandy river and con-
sequently the ice is breaking up and moving down
stream. The arrival Of our summer songsters,
| the sight of an occasional wagon, the boys toss
ing marbles on the dry corners, the farmers mend
ling their plows, harrows and other implements,
are indices that silently but surrey point to the
pleasantest season of the year.
The temperance movement is not quite forgot
lion, but still fingers in the public mind. A few
Il have broken their good resolutions and may have
INDUCED without stint, but they nevertheless de-
serve the sympathy rather than the censure Of
heir reformed brethren. A party Of the Reform
,rs started for New Portland Saturday forenoon,
% hold meetings. Although they commenced
heir journey with every appearances ofjollity, it
/ ,annot be Justly supposed it was caused by any
/ hing antagonistic to their principles.
/ The latest rumors from the small pox regions
IRE calculated to quiet the fears of those of a
! morous and dubious state of mind. If reports
i IRE true the disease is now confined to the towns
4 &c Weld and Carthage. No new cases have ap-
4 ,eared in the former place. q s,se.
4 Dividing lines are beginning TO be drawn be-
ween those who propose TO visit the Centennial
md those who are to remain at home, though
4 nany are in quandary. We can imagine those
1 4 the former who are to stay on the centennial
/ rounds through the entire exhibition asking
themselves the question. about the middle of July,
\ What shall dosto be satedF' t'i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-19
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
DIR. c. e. LIGHTHILi.

the we'll known Oculist and Aurist, can be con-
suited at the Mansion House, Augusta, from April
25th until May I'd, 1876 Those afflicted with dis
eases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat, or with Catarr:i,
will do we'll to call. apll5-teodlSwtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-19

The County Commissioners arc holding a session
at the court house, which will continue severa
DAYS.
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LOUISiAN A.
Navigation.

New Orleans. April is. Two vessels. each
drawing ovor eighteen feet Of water, went
through the southwest pass of the Mississippi,
Sunday.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Court Matters.

Boston. April Is. The trial Of Isaac Frothing-
ham, late chief clerk in the stamp department OF
the Boston pCstotfice, was commenced to-day in
the U. S. district court. He is charged with en-
bezzling Sl7, 900.
Marine Disaster.
The fishing schooner Kearsarge of Gloucester
before reported missing, is no doubt lost with al
on board. She was seen just before the gale Of
the 4th inst about 40 miles off the cape, since
which time nothing has been heard from her.
Among her crew was Frank Hepson, who
leaves family in Edgecomb, Maine.
Anniversary.
The town of Sudbury to- day celebrated the
20Oth anniversary Of Wadsworths fight with King
Philip.
Body Found.
The body Of Owen Green of Hinsdale, missing
since Friday, was found o-day in a pond near the
Plunkett wooden mills.
A Denial.
Judge Wylie authorizes explicit denial Of
the recent statements against his judicial nteg-
rity.
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MICHIGAN,
Fire.

Port Huron, April Is. The machine shop and
one locomotive belonging to the Grand Trunk
Railroad, we're destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss $40 900.
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The public may place confidence IN Messrs. J .
E. Devine & Co., as Apothecaries. (Sgned), DR. e.
Geo. w. Martin, DR.. l.. j. Croker, DR.. w. Scott
Hill, DR.. Geo. E. Brickett, DR.. Wallace Bolan.
does teodtf
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Bost)n April 10, 1876.
(Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad l2halsh
Boston 4 Maine railroad l02halO.k
POI tland. Saco Port. mouth A.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed, and makes a splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and lost desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced Used by the elite. Price only so
cents. aprl7 -+eod&wly
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nited from the alcohol used in representing light
ming. She suffered no damage except burnt
hands. Their object was to buy an organ. w.
Warren, April 18th.
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A correspondent Zone Of the pedestrisns) IN
forms us that our vassalboro' correspondent was
somewhat in error, the other day, in his state
ment in regard to the distance travelled, She
says: east Vassalboro' is just four mics from
the Grove, and the Hon. Warren Perciyal don't
live there either but at Csoss Hill, seven miles
distant; quite walk, bat then We have excellent
training at the Grove. Your correspondent must
have got demoralized on his trip to Portland last
week"
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DEAR JOURNAL Can you inform the public
whether or not Commercial street has been dis
continued suppose it has been. from the fact
that it is used for storing dry goods boxes, truck
wagons, lime casks and other rubbish.
CITIZEN.
Will some one Of our correspondents enlightcn
GCitizen :"
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Vienna Locals.

vienna Locals.
The Free Baptist church have engaged the Rev.
Joseph Edgcomb to preach one half Of the time
for the remainder Of the year. Rev. Otis An
drews breaches the other half. The church is
quite wide awake at the present time; and are
about buying an organ. One half CT the amount
necessary to purchase it has already been raised
The reform club met at the church Sunday,
April 10th. We have not any Of the hard cases
that there ave in some other places, but still there
are those tina, the pledge will not hurt. We had
some very good speaking from the Mt. Vernon
club, President Eben Brown, A. p. Cram, Esq.
NJ. S. Mayhem. Q. l.. Smith, DR.. Burbank and
others who seemed to be alive TO the work. Pres
ident Brown said that he had been one of those
that had always said that he would drink when he
was mind to, for all body; but he had signed
the pledge and meant to keep it, for he was in
earnest. The club now numbers forty-three
The next meeting will be holden Sunday April %,
at the Free Baptist church at o'clock p. NJ.
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Discriminating Duties.

The Secretary of State, in communication to
the Secretary of the Treasury, enclosing a letter
from Henry S. Sanford, to the President, urging
the adoption of discriminating duties against slave
holding countries, suggests an exception in favor
of countries which might claim to be protected
by treaties.
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A rousiag temperance meeting was held a

A rousiag temperance meeting was held at
waterville on Monday evening, for the prelm
mary steps in the formation of Reform Club.
The meeting was held under the auspices OF the
Fairfield Reform Club, and remarks were made
by G. II. Colby, F. Kenrick, N. Dunton, George
Smell, j. z. Hill, &. II. Mathews, ii. King and
others. A club was organized with J. p. Hill as
President DIR. Thayer and G. II. Mathews, Vice
Presidents; Fred Hill, Secretary. The club starts
with one hundred and nine iron-clad members.
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asAET DEsTITUT1oI IN CANADA.
DEATH FROM STARVATION.
STILL GREATER SUFFERING PROBABLE

Montreal, April Is. Advices from Gaspe state
that there is great distress the coast The sup
ply of -four and hay is giving out, and unless nav
igaton opens early it is feared that many will die
of hunger. One woman died at Pierce last week
of starvation and at Malbie De Bierachais several
families are starving. Horses are dying, and
farmers are already killing Oft the whole Of their
stock
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INFANTILE CATARRH.

Which, VIII neglected. and their bodies are placed
in horizontal position, leads very Oen to what is
often cannot be red, and you behold your loved
one die before your eyes. Mothers. always keep
on h and box oil
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The cold Castle" located just below the rail-
road bridge was the scene Of last evenings fire,
the alarm sounding at about o'clock. The up
per stories were occupied as dwelling, and the
funnel Of stove had been allowed to touch the
wood work near the chimney. The lathing took
fire ard the house was quickly filled with dense
smoke. Considerable damage was sustained, .
large quantity of water being thrown into the
house by the engines.
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Wendenburg's Cough Candy.
For sale by ]. S. JOHNSON, opposite p. o. Au.
gusta. aprl0-t2m
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ranted.
PEOPLE OF NEW ENGLAND,
MEN AND WOMEN.
MOthers!

We beg of you do not give your little ones woim
Medicine when they complain of beings 'stufed up :.
No. no they have wha. is far verse and more dan
gerous than myriad Of worms. They have
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Supreme judicial Court, Libbey T., Pre-


TUESDAY, April 18th.
The long, tedious investigation as to the validi-
ty Of James Abbots will, is apparently drawing to
close. The party who is trying to sustain the
will is still proceeding, and to-day has examined
some twenty witnesses. That side is nearly
through. The contestants will then be permitted
to offer such further evidence is strictly rebuff
ting in its nature, and to examine their remaining
experts, DR.. Harlow and DR.. II. II. Hill. It's ex-
pected, it is certainly very desirable, that all the
testimony will be closed tomorrow afternoon. If
such should be the case, Fast day. when the court
cannot sit, will afford the senior counsel just the
requisite time to marshal the proofs and prepare
their closing arguments to the jury. Judge Lib
hey engaged to hold the court in Calais next Tues
day. and to get there must leave home by Satul-
day night train If the case trial is not previ
ously finished, Was hngton county will be depriv-
ed Of Judge for a day or two. Judge Dantorth
will come in next week to wind up the business Of
the term.
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Cincinnati Produce Mark.t.
Cincinnati, April Is, 1876.

PORK-s22 H-e22K.
LARD-stean l3tal3x; k.ttle, l3Kel4k.
BULK MEATS-shoulders * 3; clear rib ides
llka clear sides -ol2k.
BACON-shouders 9ks-; oil ,ar rib sides l2A
a.: clear sides l3-olY-.
WHISKEY-l06o.
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REDER'S
German Snuff !

For sale everywh here Price only IS cents. SMITH
DOOLIrTLE n SMITH, s6 fremont St., BostOn,
Agents for u. s. aprl96ml0
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE!
Nh e ana EeWale Help 0anked ana
Furnished,
For All Kinds of Employment.
Apply to w. f.. $. HITMAN, GRANITE
HALL BLOCK, Market Square, Augusta, between
the hours of 10 and IL A. NJ, and and P. M.
apr7-ttf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24
Public Report Of .
POLICEMAN.

sha.~ m enjoyed rs..i lsssltl. nj ses~~. >eau
sast, y.t hAse MT allowed ~ tnleIf~r. win my
lal,urs kv.ry IN. belnssina 10 ihs lahriHx elias
ANn~% the ine.nssniehrs III Aslns oslsed IL lahst
~Aen thr hnis. from dsAiltss sshsAa vrA~s -
rsf,tH, III tally task. I never WAA Aeiissef -
sisslMs With mira .sssrs. Aui hnsIn9 hears the VIZ.
sfsy slsksn " =. highly. ~. determined u y
ii. nai sha usssr rsssvt that ds.tss.NlnattsH. ~
II TUNE s~islsk .s.ts elH ne.ds 81 ~an~ tiN,sl Il
snrps,s~s anything 1 rssf heard NJ II invinafs
sles ti.r sinr Is - IN y ufeaa eteNesr And
sAriles ~ i1s hlusA. Tlss~ sst t~ass III ny -
,tsln,anese VIM s.keH u, ANl Ill eHtts In praise
Of it, satiAfsstisry rfset
Especially nssens TN as~l elssa n rssr~ ~ I'm.
rar,s Ii tkrn he sUs thtHg MHst heeaful n aki
aes-~ nights .fealn. swsst s~pAse. thefvhs At~ns
uihsulnu the mini - ~sil stIs sail. Osse aHsd
lady. WIN has hrs~ saAvriax thspsah tife tv",n
ssrafua ssi hss A.sNns tiind ffeM ~ &toecss.
hasihe tfisd navy r~mldte~ With - tAsNs~eAs ~
sut, vAs induced by ff.sn1s 10 Try the kstkSsNE.
Ahsr taklMs few hatie-. she ulsiaihsd inrh uv~ai
rsieI thai she .svsrseed wlsl tsr ATf sight that
Ill. t.,ltht IN ahi~ t. lo~k utas liz inAa ~hs hsl
~.tt her ssrh hiss ing
tawsA respectfully,
~ II. MuDst, rebe~ - s~F. Astan q.
Mpstan, MAs&.. Nay =, I'LL
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Nefman. passed N al ih+ ~. 10 sasha.
Ia Nlissx wAsi she ri asnsminass. ~
easfs IN The siTsnml esllext In The rheisv
- N, n sslls~~. 4 tsis.~s s4Aiss Pest.
sAsses - rfvsisleasiai .iresns IN The. STATE.
A ths ri~rtIos IN issa, rsnkss~ IN eAa !
vssssHe Inc ,eses r~lses~l three vese. In
tsvutkia, 4 vacancy In IN efs~ ~ Nm
AssxsAnd u ~ whesv the person rle~sed
~ss eligible u ,hr ,Ime. has af,sr~asi ~
hA eva aes, ny ,iesth. er operation II law
h~Am~ disqualified. Nsse, a l,erscn whs
WAS eligible Vas voted fsr and either hr
mNsl eas. thu voss II that district, o. rlae
- IN the eaw II seessia. me vo,e csss By
any slectet aprolased sna.r this enact.
nsen, mus. be rsj~ssed. which should all
The eshrrs hiring n llsy~s. would leave
Ne. th~s ,levsisinR The election sron the
lluuse.
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Ns*s = iss@wss n o~sss~9 ~ssA shs sAss
~ ~ sa~Nss s<wses sA>a vs~ss*ess "A
seHtss~ sssssA Assavsesas. NE ssHss 4 PEI
ssa~s iah tsfsss 49, sasnlshsa sssk - vsa%s
: ~ msea sssssse, - ~~s~ ws~sa
- ~ sAmss~s ereslsas ssssrs, slsAss
a~~h ,hv h~Aass sHssam#s lies ~sts
sMssx ssasaAs IL fsvss aes sAe stiss h.
ssska = rassses' sss~esl snk s~es a ~
MA,~~, ~MM He@assA. tske sueA ststv~A
tn.ssss ~ ~ FatnasA*d herr
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NlYEARIEEN NILE.
TiIk STATE or IOWA


TIE STATE Of IOWA.
Howard County.
In Tho District Court of Howard coaaty,
State NJ IowN,
Dy virtue ofA special Execution Issucd
from thu 0IAes ofths tlrrk VI thu Distri 81
Court Of ilasard County. State of lows, Ii
favor u ". Ward, md against Forester u
Ntenwlg. l.. y. llofse and 7 q, llofto,
dated Nov. II, a II, iH7A. .nsl 70 ,ne III.
ssctci commanding mn that Or the goods,
chAslals stock ~ lnisrss. IN any company
debts due, properly In the hands III third
persons. lands and ienstnsnts lwhlcA Are
mt rxrinpl ~ Law from 1xscution) of
the said Forester u. biea~ig. i. y. Hof.o
md r. u, Mofte, | make Or cAuse 10 ~
made ths sum II seventy Ave anil 13.lOO
Dollars. With interest and costs ! levied
upon shr following DESERVED real estate.
lying and hsing situated In tho county u
Howard aud NtAte III iOwa, namely, !.0la
II, ~ and IN, In block -, In Li,ss SprlHss
station
And hereby give rMhiic hallcc that |
shall Offer for sale ~ public oulcry, NJ tho
.Mrt4AoWss dsOr In tsesco, county os
Howard and State u Iowa, ~
Saturday, December. -, 1875
hslwssn thr hours ~ \ o'clnck, 4. M, and
4 o'closk. y. m. " said day, sale 70 cum.
mencs NJ The hour ~ ? oclock. y, NJ q
said dny, and viii SSH sssAs hixhsss and
hest bidder therefor " cash, thu Al,oss IL.
scsii,rsl property, os sufficient thereof u
satisfy tkr above debt. With Inssress and
cObt.
| Dated this iMA day % Nov, ih7J.
k.l. THOMSON, Sheriff.
4 llD~nritp Iowa
e.. Printers fse ~ 20.
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~ tss~~s AwAsssss as -
r.~Nxs& ~ A~saA<s s~s~ss*ns>s "A
sssW nt|a - S&.e*Ass ss*est4
- \ ~ AsTAwss = faAssa i
= he~e s*~>s~ - = ~*sN s i
- svs~sss~~s.a - ~ 800 49,
ss*ssss ~ Amss@ ~ tAs wsssess
4 sAs~ e.sN M ~ sss~sNsh* 4
nes sss#as
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Hrheack'a Pslnssle kyFup lsr lhe csrs
- Recommendation 60 As>nA~

Hrheach'a Fslnssle HyFsp lsr lhe eass
II Consumption, cssgAs and Colds.
The great siil3a " this m~tislae II that
II ripsus the matter m thrgsx Ii nut III the
.yNcm, puri1cs ihe hlsod, and thus effects
AeNrN.
Hskssck = Ma Weed Tonlr, for tho Cure ~
Oyspepsln, lndl9sslluh, -.
The tonlc psedMcrs healthy actlon "
thu stoMA1A creating ~ appetite. fnvsAlmG
chyir. and curing ihe H~sl obstinate cassr
u indigestion.
scAsnck's Mss1nkc pills, IN the Care II
Liver ce,spialat. ~,
Thrse pills nre alternative. aaA produce
healthy Actl0a 0fthc liver. without tho
lsast danger, ~ they are frsc fvam CAion,sl
md tst MIRA el1caelOms In restoring u
healthy Aeiion u tAs liver.
| These remedies are 4 certain rurs INT
pens thv matter nnd purified ~ blsod,
The Mandrake pills net xpeH she liver. crt"
IT. 4 healthy hlle. And removs III diveass,
VI the liver. Ultrh rnMs~ NJ Consumption
The S~a weed Tonic gives toA~ and siren
Eth ~ tn afoasAch. makes ! good dlgestlns
and enahles the organs 10 form good biD0A
and TINS creates heslthy circulation u
healthy blend The combined Actloa i
these mediclhes. ~ thus cApIstned, Wit
curs every cAse " Consumption. u tahes
In stme. aud the nee " the medicine perss
verc1 In
| Dr.. 6chsnck ii professionally ~ ~ hi
principal once, corner, Sixth md Ardl
Ats. rkitadslphiA. every Monday. where ii
letters fdf Aivicr must he addressed. ~
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~ (OeeaeesDet ltres.

The advertiser, a retired rhystcian.
having ptovidentisily discovered while 4
Medical Missionary In seuthcrn Asia. u
very staple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and rvmancnt cure VI Consumption .
Asthma, bronchitis, ca,arrh, and NIL
throat and luns affections, ALSO = posil
I've and radical spvclae for Nervous ~.
bllity. rermasMr. decay, anil all Nervous
comp.ain,s. fecls y his ds,y 10 mako 4.
taavn TO his saNeriaR feliews. Acssn,cd
by this motive he will ehvsrfaliy seAd.
tfrse 1T charge. In all who desire Ii, tho
receipt fos preparing, and full directions
ios saceeasfaliy hslny. thla provll,ntially
await themselves II thu benefits Of this
iisessrry ~lthoat cost. aan do III by r..
turn mail. ~ addressing With vtasap.
naming this rHr~v.
pH. CHARLES II. MARSHALL.
No. ~ Niagara Street.
ti.i7 buffalo. N Y,
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l'~mt~amial Class. /. r. 4. Z.

Tte G<sdlaikg class Of w LISA eeaaN
Agricultural College thls year numbered
twenty -oilr, mud MAS composed VI this fol-
lowing named persons
Mavtts 1. Ai.kla, Mason ci,,, Arthur
r. narker, fHmancLe, Lewis v esnr1,
Fraaksille, Albert n ki~lea. ~ Mars.
Julia Z, llodsvt, L. Mars, l.orsat~ A
clau-sen, Alton, Jsseph 7. coLh.y. vInioa
Winfield T. tollius. A.sloa, Wistfrsd N.
dudley, Asss, john !. teg,ly. utiea. dec
A. Oasasa. kisevA1st Wl1llAn Z oilmers.
TipsS~, JAmss r linssIIs. tsesasAeA1
issrk NJ I'm W Harlow. Auss. Abner u
Hitchcock, AnssYssas William u. Jas,sr,
Asssa, Ellie l.. Mead, Crssee. li1nry \
acost. NAeatland, Arvin.N .f.aAw rlr,a.
I.o,ii. \. kpenees, dfianeii. Walter n.
Woodward, AlAssLailtown.
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sns ~ gs*ads hetsss rwsshssseg y ~ saA end
at NsAs u ~ snss nAs.sHss l.aA N M
sNaArsss# ~ assess
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loo Sewing Machines lor aAls ahssp,
: part nov, and sons very lilsls used /.
jsst - gsod - new u greatly reduced
prices, will ssll yos any mska yse
want ard warrant tho oams 10 rive
satisfaction, w u, HyAoAcs
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nseaAs - AeNsvssane A~r~~~~sA r.
sAs fsssN lsvssss issa ~&sA ~ hAs.
sass esvsAse y sAa NM iaf%st~ h
- ssssa y NJ Ms&s fat~sas hss4s
~ = ss~s~a A. s~~#sateA sh.~
sAss 81 s3ss* na pairs n seAAs ths
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n Nsss II lsaksatis ssaarssiis ~
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dsAsANrsa ss~sssanx sv~~ sAsss -.
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Ssmslst uaassions sae thseash .sess aas
raiimsns in shs sasite ssssl while tie goods
sss sssa hsssst j. aasl,.s ard - rhpa ~ mata
~ hssstafafe iiat. caps gloves and ~s,eas
hosie's, IN fact ~,rfs af'iefs " reasl~msn's
APPAREL IN larger gnaasiss, II hvtsss Quality
and NJ ess third lv~ss prices than esss hsFers
sala IN this e"assy | Aass three full .isrvs IN
ere establishment ssd give = complete naths
ulster esss coat Remember the place u
hs, clothing and ave menes Ia At
Tie Philadelphia Clothing House.
uf 4. zuNp.LowiTz,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

Thu Nsrtksluld bnnk rcbhers N Monday
last plead T~tlsy u tAr indictment. ehAsK.
Inc them viii. M sswrsiss u J0sxph l..
Haywood. In IN astrMpi u rob shc hank II
NosthhsiA, MiAa. Judge lnfi sentenced
shrm 70 sAs psnltsntlsry y ~ end u
their naiursl Hives; each II them. Thomas
Coleman Younger. Jsm0s l0snser. and
Robert Younger, md ~ Will only Add
shat ~ hope ~ nAnaein sysapsthy maJ
ariss from their hypWsitIcal prayers.
psalm singing aAi scripture reading
~hssshy : pasdsn msy ~ procured. md
The world again cursed ny their prsrscc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

n. understand sAAi s#sisss Ass ssgss.
is~ri In shls tswn = SHIRT n - eirse, ~hses
sAIss h 10 rFsseas har~s vrsssas and
asins N. rssresrs.nfs - ss~s~a, Iassses
Mks - f~sM nsA sselsssseis sit s~lfA
s,ashs~ls 10 W teaass. stss sAsy might
~esk In hasmsas and shas I'D the vsarsss
II the ,he,viss hands wha ,ai~s. n ssvsn
tine II ,'me. and Win perhaps shase With
Mt f1exAesusAl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

The people u This sosniy win have
oscasion for great rejoicing II tho 70
post proves tsss. that w. + Wells.
N +. Wells and some others u tho
gang WI shove tho "qassr' are IN
Asr asrsSs d Dabsqus IN passing
counterfeit money with such ~ array
u evidence against them that escape
y impossible. Fall particulars nslt
week.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

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