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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-15

ner. Fifteen hundred dollars year,
sir" was the reply. "Ah, yes, fifteen
hundred-hadn't we better, as matter
of economy, take him into the con-
cern?"
The Liverpool Post says: While
some workmen at Dundee were the
other day engaged in cutting up large
log of Quebec yellow pine, they laid
open several sections of wasp's nest.
The nest being near the center of the
tree, the insects (several thousand in
number) must ha We been inclosed for
upward of 100 years.
SAID his honor: "Mr. Peters, why
don't you sit down, sir?' "I don't sit
down any more, sir" :" But you must"
Il can't, sir" Why can't your
"Well, sir, she said we couldn't both sit
in one chair, and tried to demonstrate
that we could, and she picked me up
and settled me on top of a red-hot
stove, and-I don't believe 1 care to sit
down, is it pleases the court" The
court agreed with the witness.
A YOUNG woman on West Madison
street, Chicago, having taken course
| of chemistry, has been assisting her
father in his drug store. The other day
they sent in prescription for some
simple medicine for sick baby, and
next day the baby's father went down
town to buy pony coffin. The chem
list was requested to rise to personal
explanation. "Great Jehosaphat p he
said, looking at the powder, "why,
there's arsenic in this! 1t ought to
have been bicarbonate of soda Eliza,
how is this?" ooh, pap replied his
unmoved assistant, 1--WE had no soda.
and arsenic was the nearest shade that
matchedp
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-15

party may be called upon to share his
disgrace, for his fall is just simply
another lesson in human frailty and
another testimony to the prevalence of
q debased standard of public duty, Of
which all of our political life has shown
too many examples during the last ten
years.
From the nter-Ocean.
We expect to see good deal Of Dem
ocratic ittleness manifested over the
Belknap exposure. It began in the
House Thursday, and will no doubt
continue for some time. To the small
fry politician there is nothing in the
downfall of the Secretary of War save
a Democratic advantage, and he
chuckles over the revelation as if it
were not misfortune to the entire
country.
From the Chicago Times.
Members of the cabinet are said to
have been paralyzed with amazement
at the revelation of Belknap's little suit
| lership transaction. The particular
points of the case which justify this I'M
! bounded establishment are not clearly
visible. 1t might be little surprising,
perhaps, that man controlling the
disposition of many millions every year,
should give himself away for paltry
bribe of $4,000; but it is to be remem-
bered that while this is the first proved
and confessed case, it by no means fol
lows that it is the only one in which
dishonest lucre has soiled the secreta.
RVS itching palm.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel
tits nothing less than national dis
grace that has fallen upon us in the
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
Our Town.

In order to answer many inqnir- ies, which we are receiving almost every day in regard to our town, at one time, we will give few notes in regard to the place.
 RUssELLvILLE is town of about 800 inhabitants. Our county is PoPE (not Polk, as some of our T. quirers have it.) This town is not the county seat--Dover a smaller town, ten miles north of this place, enjoying that distinction. Our town is located immediately upon the line of the L. K. < F. s. Ky, and is three miles from the Arkan- sas River. The country surround
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

Well and tavorabIy known to the public.
 ". c. FoRD, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, with office over Erwin's store.
 l.. W. DAVIS, Attorney nt Law and Real Estate Agent with office on River street nearly opposite J. L. Shinn's, and
 JAMES POTTS, Real Estate and Collecting Agent, with office at Room No. 5 Shinn's brick store.
 c. A. PARSONS, Patentee of the EigFth Wonder of the World, makes his announce ment through our columns. Look up hls card and address him for particulars.
 In addition to the above named patrons, the following named firms have been advertisers, and are yet in business in our town, but have temporarily withdrawn their ads, Messrs. s. A. Buck, dry goods; R. c. Bonds, saddlery and brides; J. T. Fowler & Go, dry goods. They are clever gen tlemen and we hope they will so prosper that they may soon again insert their ads.
 There are also few firms in our town who have never yet ad vertised at all, from causes best known to themselves. Also some professional gentlemen who are either to delicate or too poor to make their business known thro' the public prints. We sympa thize with them and tender them the kind advice to advertise be- fore they die natural death from want of enterprise and public spirit.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

ing is of good average farming quality and is we'll timbercd. Pop- ulation of the county about 1000. There is no difficulty in all new corners securing good cheap homcs- Town lots are sold at from $l0 to $50. Lumber is worth $l2.50 per thousand, brick Ss, shingles s5. We have stone coal all around us, and it is supplied at $3.50 to $4 per ton. Wood is sold at sl.50 per cord. Water is good-wells about 20 to 30 feet deep. Health as good as any country. We have three churches Presbyterian, Methodist South
 md Methodist North. Baptists will build church soon. There is al- ways good private select school and free public school kept in operation.
 There are ten dealers in general merchandise, two dealers in drugs, two dealers il groceries and family supplies enc dealer in stoves and hardware, one dealer in liquors and wines, one dealer in confectionery, two wagon makers and blacksmiths, one steam flouring-mill, one wool carding machine, two cotton gins, one saddle aud harness maker, cue tin shop, one gun smith, four build- CTS and contractors. one cabinet maker, one livery stable, one butch- CT shop, two hotels, one printing office, five lawyers, five doctors, one dentist, one boot shop, one barber shop, four preachers. Dwelling houses rent from s4 to sl5 per month. Board from $l0 to sl5 per month. At present there are but or ya- cant dw, Hing houses in town for rent, and only one or two business houses.
 We want some live man or com pany to go into the tan-yard busi- ness. There is money to be made at 1t. We want also some one with capital enough to build and carry on good hotel. Our town will be splendid place for some one to make good business out of this. A company with capital and energy would be offered some inducements to locate cotton factory here, and there is no better location anywhere for one. X bank is needed badly and the man or company who first goes at it will do a fine business. A wooden mill would do we'll and the business would grow and prosper. We want good, honest, industrious citizens of ail kinds. Especially farmers who want good farms near q good town cheap. We cale not where they come from-would pre- fer them from the North, because we know they would be pleased with our delightful climate, fine soil and hospitable people; and be- cause we know the Yankee farmer is live, industrious, thriving far mer. We don't care 8 cent about a newcomers politics if he is good honest, industrious man. Come and see our town and county.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
CAN HE AFFORD TT?
Will MT. Hayes Assume to Take a Place to Which he
 was not Elected?

What will be the outcome of all this wretched business? Will Mir. Hayes be counted in by one vote wrung from an unwilling people by the force of arms? Will Nr. Packard, the power behind the throne in this state for the last four years, now wieid the sceptre in propria persona for four years to eomeY The answer rests not with us, but with the whole American people. The great experiment of self govern ment is within ono step of a fail ure. Mir. Hayes may yield to the seduction of a great tcmpta
 tion, and the infucnce of bolder and worse men than himself He
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
Are You Doing Your Duty?

As the season of the year is now at hand when our people will all have money on hands, we must re- mind them that there is a small in- vestment which we advise every man in the county to make at once and that is to subscribe for the Rus sellvil!e DEMOCRAT. We give this advice and urge our citizens to ac- cept it and act upon it, not simply because we are interested in the success of this paper, but because we believe it is the very best invest ment that can be made with that small sum of money. The benefits you will derive will be both direct and indirect. You will be almost certain to lose more than the paper costs if you do not read it, for there are notices and warnings and orders in almost every number of the paper which involve many dollars and cents to somebody. If you have family of boys and girls the paper will be of great benefit to them, for they will read it when they will not read books and they will ob- tain knowledge and information from it which they can obtain from no book.
 The indirect good that the paper is doirg you is far greater than you can estimate. There is no other power or influence in your county which is doing so much for the country. Our paper is attracting more attention to Pope county than all things else combined. There is not mail arrives at our office, scarcely, but what brings letters and postal cards enquiring for spec linen copies of the DEMOCRAT. These>inquiries come from farmers, mechanics, laboring men and capit- alists in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and Nebraska, who wish to come to a milCler cli- mate. They have their eye on Ar kansas, and in order to judge of the country, the people. and the pros poets, they send for the newspaper whi ,h they always regard as a good index. We always mail papers to these parties, and we believe thro' this means many industrious, ener- getic citizens will be induced to seek homes in Pope county. Now if you want your county to grow in intelligence, in population and in wealth you can do nothing to secure this end so effectually and rapidly as to sustain and send out from your county creditable paper. We try to make the DEMOCRAT such, and from the replies which we Ie- ceive from parties to whom we send the paper, many expressing not only qualification, but even agreea- ble surprise, that such creditable paper should come from the rural districts of Arkansas, we are flatter- ed to believe that some degree of success is crowning our efforts, and that good will follow. We there fore submit it to you if you should not give our paper your generous support. Every man should take at least one copy for his own family, and there are many who are able to do so, who should subscribe for number of copies to send abroad. If you will pay the subscription we will send them where they will do good. Send in your subscriptions, gentlemen. Come up squarely to your duty.
 r.x.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
OUR HOME PATRONS.
Who they are, What they do,
 and Where to Find Them.

We feel just pride in our town when we pick up our paper and glance over the advertising col. umns. There is no surer index or indication of live, generous and honorable business men than is afforded by q town paper well
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
TIE SPIRIT OF AAKaN ASi is published every month' oy
 W. A. W E B B l. k,

Is the largest Agricultural p"r in inc state. Unpublished monI'? of Tittle Rock, Ark, at S2 pet '''
 We v,ll send the DEMOCRAT W. aSnirit of Arkansas" neyear p' ore free. fol $2.50. Send in y.- names.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
FORTY TEARS EEToa,E THE PUBLIC. DR. C. MCLANE'S
 CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
 FOR THE CURE OF Hepatitis or Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

DAIN in the right side, under the | edge of the ribs, increases on pres sure; sometimes tie pain is inthe Jeff side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder-blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes nis- taken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alter native with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally aconsideiable loss ofmemory, accompanied with a pain full sensation of having left urdone something which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is some times an attendant. The raticnt complains of weminess ard debility i; be is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that exercise would be bene. ficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every rem edy. Several of tl:c above symp- toms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them ex- isted, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the LIVER to have been extensively deranged.
 AGUE AND FEVER.
 DR. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with Quinine, arc productive ofthe most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
 For all Bilious Arrangements, and as simple purgatiye, they are un- equaled.
 BEWARE OF IMITATIoNs.
 The genuine DR. C. MeLANE's s LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
 Every box has red wax seal on the lid, with the impression DR. McLANE's LIVER PILLs.
 The genuine MsLANE's LIVER PlLLs bear the signatures of C. MsLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the wrappers.
 Bay Insist on your druggist or storckeeper giving you the genuine DR. C. MeLANE's LIVER PnLs, pre- pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
 Sold by all respectable druggists and country storekecpcrs generally.
 To those wishing to give DR. C. MeIsxn's LivER PiLLs a trial, VIC will mail post laid any part of the United States. onc box os Pills for sscaty-iiYS cents.
 FLEMING BROS. rtabur=h. n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

Mecsilic Il situated on the county line
between Howard and Mitchell ceuutles IN
Township ~, issnges II and II west i II
ritnnt<a ~ the rsst sidc ~ th< Wspscrinc.
rsn which n IN II rnint furnishes 4 srry
good mill pnwer that several years hAucc
WaA improved ard 4 grit and aaw mill -.
|tAAiishcd ny tho Rice brothers, the found
~ aud proprictevs " ths towa. Nome
yHsrs stnr~ they Aola their Interest IN w
A Pierce md Nelson Pierce, BY tho Int.
ler " whom II ID hnw conducted. md who
has Mnlc needed additions nnd Improve
Ments 10 tho mill, rendering Il tvss elnss
lor H. capacity. Tile e.atntry adjacent ~
thu town III MI tifst uMaiit, iarM iand rap
idly hltinx Mp with m intelligent nhd IN.
duAtvs0us people MIu are Improving the
farms with gOvI substantial fArM houses.
bArAs, hrcxd fields. aud ralltanliai fraccs
In MI directions. Thev are paying much
~altcMtian u tho construction anL ,erslr u
highway. sud Vi everything that ishntcu
enbssantisl progress and prosperity
ScAuols and kchool houses nevcr failing
evidences " thrtn and Intelligence, 1rc
abundant. land In chArs. NJ energetic,
thorough, asa easineatly pssselcal instsu~.
t.rs, ID NIL Alrec%lsns nhont the town Nor
Ii thr town itself waiting In .ll.rs sssen.
tislH Il has ! Mhs t~o story brick school
but'ding with accommodation for over
one hundred pupils, and lhs school u ably
Conducted b. Joseph q krliov of this
place Assisted " Miss Augusta fsllo~s VI
klcrstlis. TLu place contains three
chArcls., NJ. ", Luuvrer atsnrallSt md
t,Apsl.t. The population we tnlge i
A'nrat nm. mil tie IiAre il rapidly in
/ ~ Ing. laai, la thr n,l,nlrr an,l character
ii private residence. mud ,is plae.s "
lusinsss Js hu,.l has recently ttsss4l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
NMEHIYE"N A.ALE
THE STATE Of NV \. /
~ IA |

THE STATE Uf NV ~
Howard County
III til girsnit t'an,t of Howard Count, !,
State II Town
u, Virtue II, i special Execution issued
i,ul, The nltis. ofllle tlrrk 1T Ihe t'irenit
.uurt q. Howard tuunit. State IT Iowa Ia
favor &c Inhn l.. .lhsnn. anl teai "a Mafs
sehrinrr, dntcL lal, -. 1870. niai 10 me d.
reetei. commanding me that oil the gtasls.
,lui.,s. stuck ~ Interest In nnr Company,
,lchts ,.ur, property IN the hands of third
persans, LAMBS ail %,.netAents which ar~
lini exempt ~ law fr.n eSecntinn1 II tho
said Mary H%rhrinrr, make " cause r.
i,e made The sum 1T Twa hundred Anl ihir'
ty+two Dollars and ~ cen.s tGe3s. NJ with
interest and costs, | levied uiah thr fol.
ln~inx described Heal state. lying md
tcins situated In thu .'ennty 81 Howard,
ami State Of lawn, namely
Tho East hair - II III NJ ~ II
lslock M. twenty seven fesl Ia thf Village
Ut ~t'resae. STATE Ut Iowa.
And | hereby give public notice TINT |
shall sfsur for saia ~ public QUERY, 1t the
eanrt house door IN Creseo, County II HaW'
ari, md s,nte u Iowa, on
saturday August seth. 1870,
b twseu tho hours oil o'clock n. m. ANIL
4 o'clock =. M, II .sid day. sale - conn,
mvncc IL the hoar of 10 . clock y. M. q
ssid day. aud | Will sell to The highest and
hest hidder therefor IN cash, the above ~
scrihrd property. or suhsclsut thereof y
satisfy the above debt. With Interest and
Gust.
Dated this ~, day AZ July las0,
s. |. THOMSON,
lot. sheriff III Howard to lewa.
Printers fcu Vi TO.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
PROOF.
WHAT Ngg0GO.
nossos, l.t., -. isst.

- ~
6ras sirl--.Ahsss ons ,esr ssnss | fau,si ~,
esi y A1s*h,s eaNdislen fvsa suAessi sehtlt,
4 1ssvnl VIM iaA hesS xsssA tsssas@d rs ~ aas
/ rseS grid IN nfttcis Aatd Ailar NANNY several
Ineslss 90 vestunsl W health Atsd discontinued
~ ~: J r., s.'.s ,:ssav,'. ah. H.. M1M y ns
Which u y .spse,al,y PREPARED and Maail ,l.ss
Nstly svtss~N.vad y - seues Mo hsi 'Ass sAsy
nerd sosA.ihi.. !" rs.!ois th~tn ~ ~ls'risss
a's''@. Respectfully yss'T t~isr,s.,,,.
v,s,~ ~ y, rss..as,a ! ~ u "a. !, n Tor
car,ssAu kee,. 10, isAa.
lpvas siv- Ths tvo ,1sslss II tysesins in,u..A.d
Ne " mi AssHt, ~ wis l.A. assti with ttss'
lvs 4 loas time ~, la. h.e~ t.aw.atsi VIA III
tiNvs HnA ruastssnuss; ,t,ss.. aostdcs an aus ~.
ssFsly usnosssi ~ No. ~ tss.ttns.
.,s s'"tc ,..,i,. WI Nd W. i,sa ss.s.i, 1isn.i,sa
rttOs NttAittlk, 10 y y atnai ~
reel DoysO11 = Now Man.
NAiict, Aass., JaAs ~, 1874
l,ssy STR. rhsosnh ,ks sa.ira anil raj Il, j, l~r
eoea1ou ~ NV, III nusa, ~ tbt~ lls...l Lass
hsvA oe1ts9 .tsBstin~ ~ dyspepsia. ~ ~l,.sh
INV mad vtit a." boltl.s saA sinssy fsI
- - ~ cAarla
Resort Sreo . Practical ApsthecesS
and (hemtAt.
uesauu, IAN. /, liza
epsas 4lF..Jtstt II In certify tpst | hasr eDld u
sseolt It4k 10Seh tiAea Asatl.al VI .sst sveattne
eonss Atssl W, taiu, ahi ssl truly ~ that y ha'
eiseM III k.si asitsfsa si0sa ~ AM i. ksssis ar Mn
eomotAtnlA Nv kAiah a ! rsvsshuaelislts, st.Ht
syss ~. Asarssil y Ia, r.Asss without - ,s
eeouis - their treirts IN lsrfrs n, ,nyassanl
VI several rassss vi ~ttpinsuus Tapsssss hRinp .as.al
BY vststtse ulusr lH tisir slslHtty H.stHsthaiiy
Al. HtLMAN, ~ ifs,sisa;
~ VI j Atpsp is teI sNiu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
NNERlFE,N MsLE.

~ e.
TME STATE " iowa,
Howard County.
In tho Circuit .Cosr. of Howard County,
Htatr or lnwa
by virtue II n general Execution issucd
from tho olicc IT The Ctrrk IL The Circuit
Court III Howard county. Stats II Iowa. In
favor III THY National bank IL Chicago,
and against lAasc Gregory anti Il Is. Sloan,
dated July 3oth th70, and IL me DIRECTED,
commanding nc that u The goods. chattclu,
stock Or interest," Id my cosnrany, dssbte
due. property 10 thc hands Of third persons.
lands and ~t~ncis%als which nrc mt exempt
by lAs frum rxecusion) II tho raid lsaac
Gregory and p n. Sloan. ! mako or aausc
10 b. matic thu su,M u Twelve Hundred
and thirty three Dollars md thirty three
csntR. With iniereat aud costs. lc&s nnc
,hnssand dollars rnid i, sale of rcud csinte
IL plaintiff, May 10th lt1b, | levied upon
tho following described HEAL ESTATE, lying
and leinx situated In The county Vt Howard
and State of Iowa, namely
aln sauih west quarter tl RI section
M. tom In township M nlnei v-scscn
fO., North ii range Nh. eleven (iD WIS.,
of t,s 9Th l.. ~. III Howard County. Iowa.
Aud | hereby si,e public notice TINT
shalt uttcr fnr salr ri public cutlery, ~ the
court i.u.sr 'loor III ,'rssoo, conhty'bf tlow
ard. and State Ut Iowa, IN
knemrdAy september :, 1875,
hcsw%cl lhc hours of y o'clock 4. ~. and
/ o'clock J., y of aid day, sale 10 com
mrnvr at thu hour of I'D o'clock u IN, ol
.Asd IA. unl | vii, soil u the highest M,
i,vs, bitt.r therefor Iii cash. the nhose ~
eeribeA property. or sufficient thvresi 4
satisfy the above debt, with interest an
tntt nccrulng
hated this Ut isy cf August 1879
4 l. THOMSON.
Sheriff VI Howard t'Duuty. Iowa
l'.iuicrs fvs " % ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

Il Nj. toky. II t'rs~U. l1de farewell
to tir rsan,y jnil last 1',w~lns iic WINS
scnt there tT thirty days Nv the s&ls,n
ks~I~rs NJ trr~n. fer y lling hat wiih",a
Il litvss, I1a~c fellows lmsu something
tAr issslsv, II d l,s~k III was.~. II unr III
he rsny IL ! lhslr ''et ,s,lor, tho rrst
t4sel IN l,im arst s.sk his a,n,sr" w short
order. IT SUNK. II ,ls' Euf-l christians ~
t%frae,,. nnl solid a,cM' a.Asal .asls in'l
tk.xn lhssr VISITS" ntrl uut with tin
.'dM.ata,f' In hslnM~ II lhr seaside gang
iiglW ~ sNsA~ u .1MNtAc" ~ law and
,4Slrr Dtss,~ah Republican
HAT that class II ''sMM mrw IN Crtsst
arc A. ~a,yv. "A let toAsnd them IN hnni
ting atssat Ss~tMn 11rr ''gskd chrtstainH
NJ this place DIM ARAa sal<2A, ascn n,sll
Tor ,hcy ~nn make snss~s by letting them
Mlnar. 1tey hnvr however h~vn ksT,wn I,
e4srs~v age.tiM ~iitur "t THE pal@r Ia mss
tnc wav m III" trnMac. AMI they l,ay~ nh.,
y t~. assured lhr rsiosi~ts INIT tive, hnd
no part III sMri, vS,. a,1i We y,Ass the,
i..Ll The tuHth
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

Cross aud sickly children a be
made healthy and strong b.
regulating their stomacls and bowels
with Cassoria. II Is morc effective
than Castor Oil. aud il - pleasant 70
take % honey. For Wind Collie, Sour
Stomach. Worms and Costivencss,
therc il nothing II existence equal 70
Castorin.
Why viii you suffer from Rhcuma-
tIsn,. Sprains. Stiff Joints. swellings.
Burus, Hralds Or Weak Back, when
tho Ceataur Linimsnl affords certain
rclief. Many articles sootl,c pain 70 =
certain extent. but tho tcntaur lini-
ment cures. Tho White Hninent Il
for tho human family, tho Yellow lin
,ucnt i for horses aud aMiMals. Jtii3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
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WHITING; In l.usii, y. \ July ii.lsia,
Dimn,is Whiting. witnM VI lIant,4si.
Whiting. aged II ysafs.
Na,lsi.i- In Jamestown. N. y. iui. ~.
1874. IT consumption, lkion : MuTs,
aeed - ss~rs.
FAIcuNER In Saratoga S,ainss. Ny.
July ~. lA76, ~ conres,int, " The Train
Patrick fslcemr. Esg . M Warren, Ia
tho HNh year u hts ags,
lHflx&lN In sagar s',cv-, Ia, duly
- III. worry sudden. Jame~ Hudson,
nged ~ years.
IsORNlNA-ln liust,, n. II. IN July a,
1U7N. Mrs. Margaret Robbins, wife u
Ira Robbins, aged - yenrs ! months and
y days.
nENEREAlfN 10 HNsti. n. Y. July ~.
Mr.. Kl.nsnd iA~'vercaas. agrd 80 years
INGEkAOLL In lscrk Falls, laws, Aug.
1T. 1874, 81 tho residence ~ human
lngcrsoll. Mr.. Alniun ingcrsil. late ii
nsat, n. X, agoA - years I months
and ~ days.