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There arc sewing machines, and
there aro sowing machines. but Of NIL
tho numerous articles passing under
that name, There IL not n .inglo one
thnt In tho attributes essential 10 con-
stituso y perfect rowing Machine. comes
anything car the American. Eur Il
Acwing machine IT, earn tho name II
Family Friend IL Ito ppur III well
Az the rich, II II te4uisltu that Il should
first bc simple IN it, mechanism; sec.
oad, il should 1--WE 10 back Oh liz
work. Now thu american possesses
these Two essentials properties IN u
very high degree. being never at fault
IN any material. e. l.. iiuntx. .Agt..
Ut Crssco. Iowa. Chicago onicc oit
WnLash Avenue.
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7. A. Chapman & Co
Is II MIl.W AIfkEE.. wiz.


TIE sTArE nF IOWA.
HnN ,rd TOMMY.
In ,he Circuit toart of ~i'uverl count,
sstate II lnwn.
NY virtue efa special Execution Is.letl
frnM the .fii.r pftliu ttierk VI thu Circuit
s'nnrl of Howard county, Siate Of Town liz
favor III Angnstus lie ,ll., anI against Ia.
rick Quinn, irilgrl Quinn. Maya liar
rus. Thomas bale. anil Thomas Higgins.
latcl Any 18th t-sn, and H. mr directed.
commanding mr ihnt OF tho goods.
shailels. stick or intcres, In any Company.
debts due, property ia The hands u third
persons, lands mil trnemrnts which are
nut exempt by law from execution Of The
sAld Patrick Quinn and bridget Qninn. |
make or eause Ia br made the sum Ut sine
hundred and slxty.hvr dollars and 10 rsnis,
anil twenty-five dollars attorneys fires. With
interest aud costs, levied upon ihr fol.
Lowing Ic%rrrihei Heal state. lying and
being situated IN Tho ,nun,y af Howard.
and State of Iowa, namely
Beginning ri 4 point eighty fret south
enst VI the corner NJ block thIity.sessnty7
In thr village ~ s~'rr~co, nnl III range with
the west silc ~ Elm street. thence rms.
ming south one hundred amt Nifty I'm fact.
thUusS ~ y IlRnt HWklfs W#N uHc nun
dred and nifty feet tltUl, ih~her IL i right
angle north, one hundred and Nfty feet
tihOl thensc nj 4 right angle one hundred
and my feet ia0l " the place Of begin.
ins, aud being known NJ lsis ain "a stsvn
"a and eight "a In block two ~. In tho
vilinge Of trcseo, Howard county. Town
And ! hereby give public notice that |
shall otier fur sale ~ pnhlic cutlery. nj the
raar. house dor IN crcsco, county VI How
afd, and State of Iowa, ou
Monday. Sumo Y6th, lA4O.
between thu hours of y o'clock 4 III. . nnl
o'clock y. ~ VI said day. sale 10 com
1arncc Al the hour ~ O'clock Il, IN, oil
.ail da, aud ! will srli 10 the hlai,ss, aud
heat iilllef therefor la cash, tho above ,Is@
sefihsl property. ~ sufficient thereof IL
satisfy tho Abo,e debt, with interest and
cost.
Dated this 80, day OF May 1874.
\. l.. THOMSON,
3lts sheriff of llow srL to. Iowa.
Printers fcs w 30.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

1hf~4 llsraAl,ran r~unrre.siessI
nnHlastsans ~vfe made in Iowa lssl
~etk II sh~ Ut ~ i~iariisxssn All.
t,ies. i Stone IA r~rnlnsiel. w HI.
sth II touftii Iians district, I'll
SAP Il lie rahlilates Will, II Ito Ill
II l,es Mines District api IA 4 II
Cummings IL i'ss candidate, The run.
ss,,isatl Wa t~eatl, 4 urit CIR the re.
reaf Il lie resumption art H issa
aad II I'll Cummings IL ~ like cor
fse' Wy II ih,nk'as ~ heie IL see
him ,~riunihantls elected We fea,
Stone i 4 hsnl holder candidate at.l
II - tie rl.W holders dent need hin
iii L asl.ie.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

+ \. Chapman 4 Ga have just
reee val FROM the Manufacturers
ahtsn. - eascs Honey comb mud
ttdte,,et Quilts, which they oiier 4,
tho following Greatly Reduced Prices,
ncnrsc NIB QailIs, Zoe, Crochet
Quilts. III 20
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4 housr, cemmodinus anil vcll nni.hel
throughout. infee-fsnr,hs 81 m ARR ar
ground. with u,,.l well Of water, cis,rrn.
plentiful supply uf small fruit, ~ ~ ~
hearing apple trees. aud comfortable ont
iaifisngs uhe IL she hrs, location Iii
,tss'e. fnr particulars c,,puirr M ,Ae
r,.Mlsss, III
,utt W. u. ntRnnR.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

4 Hundred - iiIrrcnt styles,
on Linen anl HA,istc Suits; at I. 4.
Chapman 4 Cas- just received ant
marked NJ very l"w prices.
l~latis,c Suits ft,m Si.ao upwards
Linen . 3Nn
Cashmere Saclacs, AL prices from
u on upwards.
silk Saeaaes MI prices.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

The very latest styles Of Spring md
summer Hats Just received nj /. 4
Chapman Il Cos, Tho '%t',ln.c."
shepherd "LnciIlc,' Martha
Washington" ami hundreds nf others;
Also III elegant stock Of Flowers.
Feathers and trimmings af ail kinds,
NJ extremely lnw prices.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02
Buildings Removed
Wells Drilled Or Bored.

Tho undersigned will remove buildings
raise or lower li~M II grals. arill 1T bnle
wells IN town ~ nenntty Ills experience
warrants him In guaranteeing iaha lining
done IN \ satisfactory and wotkmaaliA.
aNn for terms rnll n, mr. M my res.
tSsass, NAL, Soc, 1, Up N. Isanye ~ o.
sdirMa By Mait AZ treseo, iaaa.
DAHL. Wheel. kR,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

The tcs. Wovcn.wirc Mairass that
can be made il offered by T. 4. chap.
man X To-. Mt 81 each. Thu price
has lecn reduced from gle every vns
il warranted.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02
q SALE.

n vntNi largo work horses, ~srsrrAi gonl
con at.l Steers. will scll fr cash III ~
thur - sasi customer tn door north uf
ieasies > f,in, shnf
3ai W q. siHuSna.
crcseo. Iowa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

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styles. IN, received w n n thar.
mah A 49, n. ani marked III Fu,al
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EVERY stnsrRINfR TO THia "A
pm Win will return 4 the American OIlo.
gratft ~ ihv annexed iritiHratc With %
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tttff specimens II Ihsl, more elaborate
NORA, the, vii fvte ri Rtntnliausly, IN
ever ttll tBtat 4s.faft ile 8tuft. whose
ttn ~ wlll ie u stt ffi is received, u
magnificent - ai sefafh, ofsls inches.
emllii "Iuaia IitttfA Address,
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Fts tiarihta,t iii ahi
TIL sEt5iiftI itATEts worti. t9tD In
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02
oPEClAl. NOTICES.
Wilbur Hamblctonian.

eTNlll0 llorpc. one Of tho nehices ssns nf
l. theAMpsns hero Ut Chester, Nysdyk's
tseMhleteNisn. tAc IL the King ~ the
Turf," Dexter, and grand sire VI "0oid.
sMtth Maid;) hrs~l from Fsnny Wilbur. u
daughter q Wtl1alr: 4 rrantssN ~ irs -,rt.
~ messenger. will make thr season 81
lA7N, u his stable In cRk-csa, Iowa.
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Il A Y

urcnt M.rcAat
On TIN MISSISSIPPI
General Manager
Sixty dol lara w
ship. Heart and
peninsn. reporter
Surveyors aud r,
English branches
k.ninent Orator
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02
ArNlcd Proposals,

Will be received and sxamined ~ IN b4ar1
Of Supervisors ~ To-. - - t@~~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02
TRRns.-rrTY DOLLARS.

AAANE8 mt prostng In f.Ml may he
AVAsoturn~d the nrNt seasnn, fn~ "
chsF6e rasturagc furnished i, Three Dol.
lasa tas Month. Aetalehis md escapes
- svuksa stM. :s,f
e.F. FOXES. Creseo, iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

A erecting II tsiisens va heli Al
Lyric ua'l IL 'ttse. ~ ThuFTlAs
r.ainf. NJ 9th, 10 tie purpose i
celebrating vhas. il any measures. e.
tsks In regard u i seniennial celc.
tfa'len e. n ward county on Jul,
ith. I'll
Tho meeting Icing called to order.
John 4 l'.ek Ms vi.rsra chairman.
AMI III { Nrs'afiey secretary. A
motion VS. IN II Which was mani.
mons's AMI enthusiastically cn,riel.
that 4 anua,y celebration hc hel, "A
rfesea IN JULY 18th. next.
The meeting then authorized the
chairman 70 arrnint a committee u
five. which slanull have power 70 lie
lihrraio and devise measures. ~ casry
out a plan for the proposed celebration
and 10 reiar, nj tho next meeting
Tho Chairman i',orcureu appointed =,
such committee AARON kimball. Franz
Kyle, Genrco McNcvin, j. X. Bono,
aud 4. r. Fuller.
tron motion tho meeting then au.
thor,Tsl aud instructed thu said .mm
miiteo u select ~ assistants and NIL
visrrs IN preparing far tie celebration
one person from eael township III tht
county.
The meeting t,,cn adjourned unit
june 1T, l>.i, nj j o'clock il. M. al
Lyric Hall. trrsea. iexa I, Il hp,ei
that M many eitlsens Il the town qn#
county ~ possible. vii attend at that
time, AMI aa,'A' IN prc,~,iug fpr y
rona,ag ee.ttia,i il Il tie ipn'enula
Anniversary II nar independence
/. /. Uses Chairman
II. & .st srlhi, Sers,
-. ~e@ ~@~. y~~-.~~.
Tie Manehp~iss ~ ervs. LAS
Friday shs IirlaW - county Mnnms,etar
Ing 1.inl,aa, completed anil tt.l III %rnnnin,
orler thA llret Hopkins tiluir. AlnMsi
turned nut h. Item, md tia first mnm.r. i
se are nj n.ist,k.i,. ever built In III,
state.
That editor must lie 4 fresh ham
nj the business. Three Years ago c4l
smedley st ,his place had invented am
was manufacturing tho Iowa Now,
some of which nre In nse IN tho count,
where thu Press il printed, W think.
aud W. know that Mr.. Shankland d
Dubuque county has had ono of then
IL use for about three vrars. Nor |,
tliia NIL Swensun Bros. x lowry IL
this place fer tho past three years
haru had tho Swenspn Mover mani
ta.tural ut Grrsap. Iowa, In usc /,
this county, in Ninneshick county All,
il Minnesota. Instead Of a single mn.
chine, they have a largo lot IL then
on hand, manufactured hero during
tho past winter, chiefly to ill ORDER
among Iowa farmers who have seer
them tcstsd aud know their merit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

w aNNH session,
furnish tbs n
M al,utmsnt 81
Village " Nsw q
r%iser.at sitc Or d
serves the right
Plans and 6pes
Auditors once
Mn, e:lrd ls76
JkR
49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

Isf'fa III frnm Lime Springs station
To tefts iri.el lrt acres nntlrv cHltisi-
len la III abundance ~ living water.
II .l. hnass. hsis. Shells an n'lirr fixtures
~ tae rreinl,rt Ten spar. time ~ naerr
II II. .'e ltlreh ys iaAlip,y scared - tie
firm lnI.lre I'll.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02
i,nwNiNt,

~ lie %f'rf;nl u n Ii llres. III lime Springs
lnaA sssf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

TAAcnrRs ASSOCIATION Tho
meeting called to form a Teachers As
Sos,ation for Howard county. wAs held
" Lime Syringe. Saturday May 10th.
1876.
On account Of 1omc misnndorstand-
ing. not - many we're here no otherwise
would have been; however q very
pleasant and profitable afternoon was
spent.
PROCEEDINGS:
On motion. q. n. Hoy. was choscn
President and Mrs Emily Randolph.
Secretary lro tenn, permanent officers
were cl,usen A. follows. viz:
l'resilrnt-Nls 1. I. Weld,
Woo President IL. l.oomis.
Secretary Miss Lon y. Thurbcr.
On mo.ion, the n.at meeting Of tho
Association, was appointed TO DO held
At creseo Oh Saturday Juno II, 1916,
commencing Ut halt past IN o'clock i.
N. Exercises IL bo AZ follows:
Forenoon-l.eetnro By l.. 4. Weld.
AFTERNOON.
1. Discussion Subject: How much
should teachers assist their rnpilsg''
20 b. led hy y. X. Thompson and NJ.
u. Tuttlo.
:. Essay. BY Lou u. Thurber.
Class exercise, Is u. NJ. Wood.
nanso, Subject: Percentage.
4 Adopting Of constitution 80.
O.. Miscellaneous.
EAiLf RANDOLPH. Sec. pro tom.
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sYMiOasrMrd Aule or

school Lands Will take place IT the Audi
tors ONCE nj ! url4ek T. IN, saturla,
June III. 1915.
JEREMIAH BARKER,
.N1 ~ ANIi,or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
Ahead of All Competition In the Cloth
Ing Trade.

This is very applicable to the enter
prising clothiers, Il. M. Kahn & Bro
first and formost to open the fall
campaign by the introduction Of an
immense stock Of fashionable cloth.
ing for men, boys and children, to
suit the desires of everybody, the APP
probation Of which IL being attested
daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. 1t Is safe
to assert that whenever you see any
one wearing nice.dtting, we'll
made ami cheap suit, that 1t comes
from K. NJ. Kahn Il Bros, and why
this is thus, is because they exercise
the greatest care in selecting the latest
and most approved styles, and their
goods and prices satisfy everybody,
Having been In this city since in-
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants Of this section, and their
constantly increasing business is the
best proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment TO the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere In the city. We simply say
visit this popular emporium and ex-
anime their stock, and our word for 1t,
you will be amply repaid.
Remember--E. M. Kahn Il Bro, the
clothiers, corner Elm and Lamar
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Public Sentiment on tho situation

A special to the 81. Louis Republican
says: II is settled now beyond doubt
that the Radical leaders here have in
formation that public opinion in the
North is SO strongly against arbitrary
rulings Of their star-chamber Return
ing Board that they will pursue q more
moderate course, but yet endeavor to
conceal their frauds as far as possible.
Their information came, 1t is said, in
the shape Of kilograms from both Grant
and Zach. Chandler, who are them.
selves alarmed at the tide Of public
feeling, and hence the caution given
to Radical officials here. John Sher.
man, of Ohio, has in all their counsels
protested against their fraudulent mea-
sures, and II is thought that his is the
influence which has brought these
Geographic cautionary regrers from
Washington that, coupled with the re-
ported move made by the Rothschilds,
may have occasioned the commotion
which exists In Republican circles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26

New York, November o. Attorney
General Cooke, Of Florida, sends n
telegram to the Herald In answer to an
inquiry respecting the powers aud du'
ties of the State Board OF Canvasserr
of Florida, also respecting the claimt
OF Governor Stearns TO canvass the
votes of the people of this State To-
presidential electors, and also respect
ing the delay to begin the canyasslnl
OF the votes of the state, AS follows:
First--Governo Stearns has no AL.
thority under the laws OF Florida to
canvass the vote for presidential cleo
tors.
Second-A State Board OF Canvas
sers is constituted by the laws Of Flor
ida, act OF February ", 1862, consisting
Of the Secretary of State, Comptroller
and Attorney General. The same aot
requires votes to be- first named by a
member OF the Board, to.wlt, the Sec.
rotary OF State, aud also requires him
to notify the other two members Of
the Board to assemble and proceed to
canvass the county returns.
Third-The delay of the Secretary Of
State to notify his associated members
on the State Board Of Canvassers, to
assemble and proceed with the CANVASS
of the returns, which he has received,
has been publicly protested against by
electors voted for ut the last election.
Moreover, the members of the Board
have each Of them been commanded
by a competent court Of this State to
show cause why they should not go on
with their duty. The continuance Of
such delay on the part of the Secretary
of State would have the misfortune Of
preventing proofs of alleged frauds
from being exhibited before the Board
az ground for purging the returns, or
the misfortune possibly OF preventing
the vote OF presidential electors OF
Florida from being cast in conformity
to the will of the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
the Kansas wagon.

The card Of Mr.. b. L. Burris, agent
OF the "Kansas wagon will be found
in to-day's paper. This wagon Is high
ly recommended to farmers for many
reasons. 1t received the highest award
at the Centennial, the judges reporting
that It possessed excellence Of mate
rial; thoroughness Of construction, and
beauty and perfection Of finish" 1t Is
manufactured in as dry climate as
Texas, aud is as well proportional, II
not better, than any wagon offered to
the public. Mr.. Burrls only asks an
examination Of the wagon, knowing
that when seen 1t win speak for itself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
HERE AND THERE.

Bsiknap Ordered to take Charge OF the
Pensacola Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON, November 25.--Cap-
tain John Il. Belknap, ia ordered to
take the command OF the Pensacola
navy.yard, his suit having been
brought against A. b, Sherard and
Edgar Ketchum, their bondsmen be-
ing General Howard, OF the Freed
mems Bureau.
Woodward, of Tammany PANE. will
Tell all he Knows.
New YORK, November 25.-The
Tribune says that Woodward, OF the
old Tammany ring, has resoyled to
tell all that he knows.
InsurrectionAry Movements.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 25.--
Private advlces here render II proba-
bic that the revolution In lower Cali
fornia reported, is the beginning of
Nh insurrectionary movement In favor
OF Prohri Diaz, which will spread.
There are scarcely any Government
troops to oppose the revolutionists,
A Portland dispatch denies that any
application has been made to tho
court for an injunction restraining the
issuance OF certificates of election to
Watts, Republican elector. The
Democrats state positively that such
action will DO taken, The Republic
cans are confident that the certificate
can be legally withheld.
A hatch OF New York Items.
NEW York, November %, Forty
six packages Of struggled lace were
seized to-day from George Cox, lace
dealer, at Paterson, New Jersey.
The statue of Daniel Webster, dona-
ted to the city by Gordon w. Burn
ham, was unveiled to-day, with appro-
pirate cerem onies at Central Park. The
pedestal is fifteen feet high.
A meeting of the board OF Underwri.
tiers was held here to-day. A report
was adopted, providing for commit
tee for the REVISION OF the rates, and
that any member of the board who
shall deem that any risk, Is entitled to
u reconsideration OF the rating, shall
have the right to submit the same to
the committee, whose duty 1t shall be
to examine into its merits, aud make
a modification Of the same, should cir
cumstances justify such action.
The jury in the case OF Miss Marti-
nee against Jendell Vale, for five
thousand dollars damages, for the
breach of promise Of marriage and be
trayal, handed In u verdict for plain
TIL this evening, nd assessed tho
damages at fifty dollars.
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The Board of Canyassers Dis
claim Contempt and will
Answer Monday.
The FLORIDA Returning Board Meets
tomorrow Tho Result viii not
be Reached Before December o.
The Democrats are Confident Of ThelI
Ability TO Install Their Members Of
the Legislature - General Cook
on tho PAYERS OF the
Florida Board
Ihc. Florida state Hoard OF Cany assers
Notified to Meet on Monday.

Notified to Meet on Monday.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, November 25.--
The Board Of Canvassers received no.
tihcation this morning from the SEQ
rotary OF State, who Ia an ex-ofiiclo
member Of the Board, and charged
with calling II together, that II must
meet at II o'clock ON Monday, TO can
vaSs the votes OF the State, The Su-
preme Court judges have not yet de-
Clded an Injunction in the mandamus
cases, and this action of the Board
seems to obvlate the necessity of such
decision, as this will be precisely what
the Democratic managers prayed the
court TO command TO be done. The
Board will admit committees OF each
party and the chalrmen OF the two
State committees to its decision. The
admission of newspaper correspon-
dents has not yet been decided, The
official returns are now all In. The
result will hardly be reached before the
9th of December, when by n law ofthe
| United States the electors certificates
must be issued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
InntIoo Penh,s Conrt.

The case of the State VS.. Phil. Davis,
charged with stealing money from
MIR. NJ. Keller, Was tried, and Davis
bound over to appear before the Dis
trict Court Ia the sum OF $500. Not
giving bond he went to Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
In.tice mcLure,a Court.

The case Of the State vs. Charles
Bankt, charged with assault with in
tent to murder, was tried. The jury
disagreed and was discharged. A sim
liar case against James DeLane was
also disposed Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
COrbin DIsciaima any Internal iona
Contempt-WiIIA Answer Monday.

COLUMBIA, s. G., November 25.--
District Attorney Corbin, counsel for
the Board of Canvassers, disclaimed
any intentional contempt, and asked
until Monday to answer. The court Ia
now occupied with the argument on
the electoral vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
e. nj. Kahn & Bro

Assert that they have In store the Largest and
5RandsOmest Stock Of KERSEY, MELTON, BEAVER
and CHINCAILLA OVERCOATS ever exhibited In
Dallas