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DRESS G0ODS

We find ourselves over
stocked in common Dress
Goods, and have made sweep
ing reductions.
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ALPACAS.

Now naked at zoe, 25c, 30c
SIZE and 45c, that were sold
earlier in the season for near
.ly twice as much.
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ed. This feeling took complete pos
session of his mind, and he used every
means to get detached; but the Navy
Department refused to order it without
better reason. When he found that
all his efforts had failed, he left the
Huron IN the manner stated, with the
Intention not to return. For this he
placed under arrest, and tried by court
martial at Washington Navy Yard, in
August last. In defense be made
statement in substance as above, and
called Commodore Clitz, Commodore
George ?. Ryan, Of the Huron, and
other officers, to prove that before
leaving the ship he had told them of
the dread-in fact, horror-he had Of
finishing the cruise in the vessel
This is matter of record on file in the
Navy Department, and, though such a
line of defense was laughed at when
made the fate Of the Huron will cause
many superstitious people to think that
Mr. Fletcher's premonition was fully
proven to be true one by the wreck
off Kitty Hawk, N. c. Woshington
Republican,
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CASHMLRES.

Black and Colored, 25c, 300
40c, soc, up to l,25. $3.50:
Sl,7 FOR the best qualities
we have ever offered.
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UNDERW EAR

In white, gray and scarlet
all sizes, qualities and prices
Ladies Vests and Drawer
superior quality sec. Men
heavy grey shirts 375c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-19

4 REMARKABLE PREsENTIMENT.
In March last, while the Inflated
United States steamer Huron was lying
IN the harbor of Port Royal, S. c.,
lieutenant Arthur Fl. Fletcher, her
executive officer, left the vessel on a
twenty-four hours leave Of absence.
and failing to return at the expiration
ofthat time, the ship sailed to another
port without him. A few days pre-
vious Mr.. Fletcher had reported to
Commodore j. H. B. Clitz, ''senior ma
val officer present" and stated to him
that for some time past he had pre-
sentiment that if he went to sea in the
Huron for the purpose of finishing the
cruise (two years. he wouldIbo wreck
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FL Nm Els

SO pcs. fine Twilled Scarlet
for Csc, marked down from
Doc. 100 pieces Striped and
Plaid for l5c, marked down
flom zoe. Cotton Flannels
sc, l0c, l25c l5c.
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SERGES.

IS pcs. all wool plain and
striped for 3755c; same quail,
ties sold every where for S5c.
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BASKET CLOTHS.

BASKET CLOTHS.
so pieces fine al wool
marked down from T5c to 81 ]
so pieces wool and silk
mixed marked down from 30c
to lSc.
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TIES AND BOWS.

Fresh winter Styles for 20
25c, Soc, 40c, SOC, 62ac up
$3.50 for something very
giant, Those prices are
one half what the GOO,
usually sold for.
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BLACK SILKS.

75c, SIZE, 81, Sl,5O uD to
an extra fine quality for So. 80
-28 inches wide, formerly
sold for $3.50.
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KDD VY INK CO ExHE9Ea PRICES
Wheeler, White & Van Pelt's
121 g 1913 wis. ST. milwaukee, -


to
for
have any OF house his
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-19

Camel Hair Merlno.
80 pcs. superb quality fol
621c, usually sold for ST.
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The trouble on the Rio Grande. at
Ell Paso, on the texas side, appears to
be merely local affair, growing out of
dispute over some salt-springs rights
in that vicinity.
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A DIR. AND NINE. MILTON.
n. Office No. Al West 18th st.. near 9th ~.
A DIR. AND NINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
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A DIR MARY VAN BUskfRK,
a. 1853 East SD ST. between Lexington and Sd
A FFLICTED.-sPEEDY RELIEF GUARANTEED IN
N all complaints. by DIR. GRlNDLE, LA West 18th Vt.
nR AND NINE BuTT,
~ No. 25 West "a st.. near Broadway.
nR. AND NINE VESTS OLD ESTABLISHED
~ Office, - Blocker st.. near broadway.
nOCToR EMERY,
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TNR. a. NJ MAURICEAU.
~ Office, over 30 years l29 Liberty q
M Residence No. East 52d -
MRS. LYONS. ~ EAST 10Th ST.. -
M between Brcsdwsy ss1x1h ~.
NINE. A. NJ MAURIckAU, PHYSICIAN, Z. I.
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A ELEGANT PARLOR FLOOR FLAT 81 ROOMS
"A .a light; all improvcments ll6 East 5Dth Inqur,
IA
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A SECOND FLOOR or Five ROOMS. WITH USE
Aof bath ga to small family In private house 536
est 51st II.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-04

There viii be political meetings held at
the simes ard places specified below, and
il is sarrstly requested that the township
, committees make all local arrangements
attend to giving notice. opening and
lighting the loom. &c.
Hon. JAS. WILSON aid yAQua.
ii Nons.sar. Oct End
wN.H. sTtvERs and 7. 5 FREE. e.
wess Irving. Salt Greek township, Tse=dsy
evening. Oct- 2n5-
Hor- JAS. WILSON and G. JsQUA
.iToieto, Wednesday evening. Oct srd-
VINE sTIyERs md o. Il. MILLS.
Eaieka- Rieh.znd township, Thursday even
ing oct- 4ih-
o. IL MILLS AID T. S. FREE.
.tGees SCHOOL HOUSE. Howard township,
Thsrsezy eyenfns. Oct sth-.
s. c LElaND N. AUSTIN.
RsseIisSeaool Hou.e. Carroll township.
Frie.y sssninx. Cc-- sch-
Maj T. s. FREE.
.teh~l<s.. Prdsy evening. Oct s,h-
L MERCHANT and o. II. MILLS.
E.Lsaazh SShocl House. CoIlnbla town
shir Friday evening. Oct s,h-
FIN. woSsER uos- VIZ. HAgTsOCK, and
O. H MILLS
:, cs.y sehooi nsuss. Saturday evening
Oct s;s-
r c. NcINIigR and ED LANGLEY.
os.sru.aa School Hoa<s. FRIDAY evening
ozt- 5.a-
It's FREE,
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Fourth Annual Meeting Of the ". c. 7.
Q. Of Iowa.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Aug. 3ist 1877.
To TIE -Aariliary Uaioas, Grating:
DEAR SlsTERs--The fourth annual
meeting of the Wolnan's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Iowa will be held in OF
sumwa, Oct sgi,. 10Th, and nth, 1877, in
the Congregational Church 1t Is very
desirable that all delegates should bs in
attendance at the opening session on
Tuesday evening Oct 9th
Mrs. L. H. Washington, of Keokuk;
Mrs. u. F. Beavers. of yillisea. Mrs. j.
Ellen Foster, of Clinton; and Miss Cook.
Of Mi. Vernon, well known Temperance
workers, and interesting and successful
as temperance speakers. will be in at
tendance,
We look forward to very useful and
,r.r.iesy e<.a-~..s:~--. .~,t,-6 sf,v.. 49,
creased number and efficiency of our
Auxiliary Unions to bring Us large. ear
nest. ard active body of delegates. No
auxiliary can afford TO lose the sugges-
items and council of such . gathering;
therefore we urge our smaller and feebler
Unions particularly to be represented by
at least one. if not the three delegates 10
which all Unions are entitled.
Churches, Sabbath Schools, and other
temperance organizations, arc requested
to send delegates, that they may share in
our deliberations, become acquainted
with our mett DDS of work, and upon their
return 10 their homes, extend the interest
in religious temperance work
The following topics bearing upon our
work will be presented for the considera-
ton of those who attend. viz:
Tie importanre Of increasing our Or
CARNATIONS.
The duties and difficulties of District
Presidents
Juvenile work, and how to promote It.
Increased circulation of temperance
literature.
Circulation OF Pledge and its results
Legal investigations and prosecutions.
The liquor traffic direct promoter of
hard times.
Let Us come up praying for the pres
ence of the Lord, our strength. and re-
siewi,g the work of the past. plan our
work for the future
Arrangements for reduction of fares
to delegates attending the convention
have been made only with the Iowa Cen
trail Railroad and with the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern R'y. which
roads win return at onc-half fare oil dele
gates that have paid full fare in going 10
the convention, if they are furnished with
certificate to tina: effect BY the secreta-
r Of the convention.
Mrs E. A. WHEELER,
Pres. W. C. T. e. of Iowa.
Mrs II. c. WAITE. Cor Sec.
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PsHs5eal.


TIE political meeting in the Cours
House "Wednesday evening, On a-sount q
de inciemency Of tis wezts.es vas ~ =
largely attended Is ii would have been
had The ereniaS been = pleasant one
Hon James Wilson wss Tie only SPEAK
er present He took lie Hnor about
O'Clock srd occupied Htiie over an
hours time
lie opened his remarks By speaking OF
Hon. John II. Gear. the candidate for
Governor, stating that he had been in
timaseIy associated with Mr. Gear IN the
Legislature for four years. and bad never
known him 10 be Under the influence Of
liquor Il 10 be guilty Of mean act He
could most cordially endorse him and
thought he would make : frst-class
Governor.
The speaker then INDUCED il little
good scosding of The RePubiiczn
party Of lama County for the way i had
bern treating lis candidates for the past
few years, and stated thai if they kept up
Strengthening The nominees Il the polls by
scr itching and trading OF candidates. il
wouldn't be but short time until il
would be impossible 10 ges good man to
run ON the Republican ticket for any Of
fee. But tia. If the Republicans did their
duty they could easily elect every man On
the ticke; and iIen let it be known that 4
Republican nomination meant some: thing
He spoke in high terms Of Mr. Thomas
Nuray-c.ndidafe for Sleriff-siagliDg
him out, because the whole force OF the
Democratic batteries seemed TO have been
leveIed at him He said he had known
M Murray for many years, IS citizen
and as Sheriff, and he had aIxays proved
to be man of his word and one who
could be depended upon in whatever posi-
ton be was placed. and he advised the
Republican voters TO stand by their nomi-
noes
!. Nr-. Wilson then spoke OF therstaie-
ments contained in letter published in
several Of the papers Of the County
from the pen of Mr. S. s. Mann Mr..
Msnn's remarks were very wide Of tie
truth whether intentions lly or nos be
was not prepared to say One assertion
IL the letter was that Congress had pu, L.
cents more in the iGold Dollar than
had ever before contained. thus virtually
adding about per cent to The government
debt, or in round numbers nearly 800 mil
lions of dollars Mr. Wilson read from
the Act o. Congress referred to by Mr.
Mann, and showed conclusively that NJ
such thing had been done.
He also alluded TO the late labor troub
les and other matters occupying publ.s
attention and showed that the country
had never enjoyed more prosperity thaz
il had under Republican rule His speech
was listened to throughout with close al
tertion and contained many items of in
terest 10 the voter.
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LIN E:9.

-
CShiea~o Il HOrfk-WeHteru Rail-
Fmhrsces under one manaeen.-,
Z 1Is VIZ the
Great Tr1uk Railway Lines of the WEST
and NORTHWEST, and. with lis nume,
ous Branches and councillors forms 81.
sLo.4.-. a r,,,,<.t al -,,,,. L.,,, Iis Tue sae
snoiiess el1 s 49, Tween Chi
S1so Anu - Pys , "iscoEsin,
Nortnen a,c1lgan, minnesota, Iowa,
Neolas.a, norma AND Inc western
iefnsohes. us
ODaAa ana California Line
L The shortest and best rogts bstesa Cslie.so
1n9 ~ pom .a No ,As.n HLlao loss- p2kn:l
cs,.sorni. ortro,. eiiss Jss.5 s M, N.,sel
Irs
chicago, 90. Punl 4 Minneapoyis Lin.
I. the .hors lire between chic.s o And 81 noin..
IN Northern Wis on.in and Minnesota and d !
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= ne -, rvsse - 80. " ~ .ao IA Cross
Nes Tins and al points III sozthsln Al tlr *.
Ninneeofs Il. ''@.
Green nAy 4 Marquette Line
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M 1890 u 1ona az osnkosn- ,Appstoz.
ilouEh,os:iiascoeK .sd The Lie ssoe.o. 9 csss
nv. Hr --A'
FreePen 4 Dubuque Line
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kI,. f''-1-'s Va. fisspefi.
chicago 4 Mlwankee Line
L. the old Lake Shore Rosie. and i the Ostiy sas
gaseEg n ns.sssn ePsIe NC Hssisson Lake
Krro-s. All Ii.w,zte~ faeits'
p,1lu.. r.l..e Dr,u,,~ R.o e.
are run On an througT mans of tbis rssd
This Is the ONLYIJNE unning ,S..s
ears between Cbicaso and :, Psnl 80
MINNEAPOLIS. CHICAGO and N,,wanLss
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Green Raw
Close Connections are made =, Cb;e.c,
with the Lake Shore & Nich;gsn Son,bs-s
| Michigan Central Bal,imore & OI,;o p;it.
hur0 Fl WAYNE and t.bic.ya EanL.tS,
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Astonishing Success.

II is the duty OF every person who has
used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRrP to lei
lis wonderful qualities be known to Their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia. and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it withou: immedis te relief.
Three doses will relieve any case and We
consider it the duty Of all Druggists to
Recommend it 10 the poor dying con-
sumptiye, at least TO try one bottle. as
~, 600 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and not one case where il failed were re
ported. Such medicine as the GERMAN
SLRUP cannot be to widely known Ask
your Druggist about it. Sample bottles
cents Go to j. n Springer, Toledo, or
H. Solemsn, lama City, and get bottle.
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OUR CANDIDATES.

Next Tuesday the citizens of Iowa win
s Il taay bf gB Saes Hell Ballots giving
preston to their choice of men to hold
the vsrions offices TO be filed this fall.
Z We hope each roier will attend to his du-
ty and do It undcrstandingly. We have
anumber Of Offices 10 he filed at this
election, and The men nom nated for the
positions are good men AMI true We
will speak NOR, particularly of the local
ticket. for it is upen,his that the local
tigh, has been made.
or Senator we present the name of Mr.
John g. Safely. lie is an able, upright
man. and was brave and true soldier
and placed in whatever position he may
be be viii do credit to his constituency.
The circumstances of his nomination
have been detailed in these columns
heretofore and may be found repeated liz.
to-dsys paper. Ii is the duty of every
Republican In Tsnz County to give 3lr
Safey their vote.
ATER.-Since the above was put in
type We are informed that Mr.. John G
Safely having the Interest,". If Inc u,,tr a.
heart, and caring less for personal position
than party success. wiihdraws from the
contest lie docs no, i, ri. ,,,-an..
fear of defea, but bec.,ss +. - -.
wish to be /. bore Of conten,;on III.
nomination came to him entirely unsougit
aud he therefore can withdraw with bet
ter grace We regret this exceedingly
for We had hoped to see him 90 down to
Des Moines this winter as Sena. or from
the 45tb District. But here is NJ. Safey's
d. lin alton:
TofAe Repusieau ro,.,. Of rcua f.,ynf,.
4 hcrehy Withdraw az q Renub,;c.p Can.
didate for Senator of the 45th District.
JoHS g. SarLEY.
Tole, Q Iosa, Oct. 4th. 1877.
For Representative Mr. a llama The
present incumbent is repomiua.ed He
has served in various pul,ijc posi,ions and |
we have vet to hear Of h;s be,raving any
trust rsposed in him.
Far fsauntv .u.i;,o- A. Z MI
tire i. ;l,e r.n l;ss,. a4.T IA -
DIN: Of Northern Tama County. i at pres |
emit predicting attorney in Trser, and
one Of his highest recommendations is
the esteem in which he is held at home.
He win be elected by q large majority.
For Gsansy Trvssurer. E D. Blina Isl
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There has been secretly circulated
through the mails without even post
marks an anonymous circular. hbelous in
its character, against Daniel f. Beatty,
OF Washington. n. j.. proprietor of the
Beatty Piano and Beatty's Celebrated
Golden Tongue Parlor Organs.
1t Is supposed to have been done by
competitors in the business, as none 9TH
ers would be to the trouble and expense,
even if they had 90 fear of the punish
ment If detected, and the cause is attribu-
ted to the fact that Mr. Beatty has been
making q very successful war upon high
prices in those instruments.
We have received from Mr. Beatty the
following open letter addressed to him
BY the officials and prominent men of his
own town.
= WAsHrseToS. \. J.. July 5. 1877.
To Daniel F. Beatty, Esq:
Ii having come to rur knowledge that
communications written rith an intent to
falsify yon and injurc your business. have
appeared in certain periodical, we there
fore. as citizens of this piace-haying
known you for years-consider it an act
OF justice 10 Jon to pronounce all such
communications 10 be entirely uncalled
Tor and sianderous, and endorse you as
1888
to judge, man OF sterling integrity and
prompt in all your business Transactions
SIGNED. Nathan Diits, Mayor; Alrheus
Babcock, G. A. Thatcher. Henry Winter
and VIM E. Cummins. Councils; Joseph
Welt. Judge of the Court; James A. Gfof,
Vice President and p. H. Ham, Cashier
First National Bank; Rev ]. ]. Reed,
PASTOR n E Church acquainted but > |
few monlhssl J. v. Creveling. Jos A.
8hrope and John c. Winter, Justices Of
the Peace; John Gardner. Sheriff, and |
rem County: A. W. Crevelins, GeneraI |
Merchant; Philip Johnston, late Assessor.
nd Others.
Ieertify that am acquainted with the
hand writing of the above, and recognixe |
III 81 them IS genuine. The genflemen |
nc q om best citizens, and ! fully con-
chr in the letter.
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