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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-12-23

scientific combination Of Of the most powerful
restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom 1t re-
gray hair 20 its original color 1t makes the
scalp white and clean. Ii dandruf and hu
mors and falling Of the hair. IL furnishes the
nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished
and Supported. 1t makes the hair moist soft and
glossy, and is unsurpassed hair dressing 1t is
the most economical preparation ever offered to the
public, as its effects remain long time making
only occasional application necessary. tits re-
commended nnd used by eminent medical men md
officially endorsed by the State Assayer u Nassa-
chusetts The popularity OF Halls lair Remover
has increased with the test of many years botb =
this country and in foreign lands and it i now
known and used in all the civilized countries of the
world.
FeR SALE ~ ALL Dkresfsrs.
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Walnut WanEed!

Parties having Walnut Logs to sell, IN
small or large quantities. will do well TO
apply to JAS. ). GOALDER,
Hickman, Ky.
pay from SIS 90 to SIS 90 and measure
from bark TO bark. de25 3n
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Strayed or Stolen !

A dark sorrel HORSE, about Is hands
high. name hangs on left side, rs A"
branded on left side of the neck. and 9 F.
on his fore shoulder; has white star on
forehead will pay any person well for
their trouble if they will return him to
me. }. ,. Sduf In
deco Hickman, KY.
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A TECNET

Bayor-A A. Faris.
CoURciimea-W. b. Plummer, Il. +. Mil
let. II. 5 Campbell Samul Laudrum, Geo.
Wilbourn, Chas. Baltzer.
AND ANOTHER.
Far NGyOr-
Cotmciimen-L L. Underwood, Henry
Amberg, John Cole, II. A. Tyler, Charles
Baltzer, J. W. Rogers,
AND ANOTHER.
Nayor-A. \ Faris.
Cou,cilner-R. l. Reid, B. c. Ram
age, r. NJ. French, JnO. W. Cowgirl, Il. c.
Beckman, l.. Case.
AND MOTHER.
Mayor-A. A. Faris.
Coiuscilaen-Jas German, w Deistle
brink, J. W. Powell, W. L. McCucthen
Otto Hertwriek, Z. Case.
AND ANOTHER.
Couneilaei,-E T. Gardner c. L. Randle,
John Whiting, II. G. Beckman, YIN. Jack
son, II. Buchanan.
Yours, GUESSING.
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25cts Lower than the Lowest

| haye no clerk expensss-no store rem {
aud pay cash fer all NY Groceries, and,
therefore can sell as cheap as the cheap
est. Best brands of Wittenberg and Lone
star Flour, 25 cents cheaper than he low
est. JOHN WHITING
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=, Attention!

If yen are hungry and want to eat, 60
to A a. BRO wv & co aud get kraut
Pickles, Hogs-feet, Beef tongues, Sausage,
Herrings, Dried Beef, Cheese, and full
line of Canned Goods
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Local Items.
No pa per next week.

No paper next week.
A merry Christmas to all.
Read our II oliday Supplement.
Subscribe for the COURIER for 1882.
Mr.. Robert Buck, of Dexter, Mo-, is
visiting his mother in this city.
Mr.. Hardy Coyce, an old citizen,
died in Columbus, last Saturday.
COAL OIL 20 cents, and ELAINE %
cents gallon at CowGILLS. d9-St
The winter 80 far has been exceed
ingly mild. Christmas on US, and no win
ter yet to complain of.
s4- THOSE indebted to FORTUNE &
CO., will please come forward and pay
their Indebtedness at once.
The steamer Silverthorn is now lay
ing up at Hickman, and will probably
reenter the corn trade next week.
Mr.. Joe Muse, having sold his in
terest in the steamer Silverthorn, has
returned to Hickman, and is prOspec,in 8
for a new line of business.
B6- GO TO ]. AMBERG SONS if you
want good pair Of Misses Shoes for Zoe
Ladies Shoes Sl.00 nolS-6t.
Mr. Hice Hagan, an industrious
worthy young man, had bis leg broken
Tuesday, while driving log wagon into
Hickman. His injuries are very painful
but not dangerous.
ESy~ IMPROVED New Domestic aud
Victor Sewing Machines at
FORTUNES DRUG STORE.
The members of Hickman Lodge
No $40, Knights of Honor, are requisite,
TO attend their next regular meeting, Fri
day night, Both inst, as business Of i'm
portance is 10 be transacted.
Our stock of Ladies Cloaks an6
Domans is now on hand. We can show
any one Who calls choice assortment.
PLAUT BROS * co.
Elders Elem. Cayce and Neal Little
OF the Primitive Baptist church, will
preach at Hick man, Sunday night of tht
LIST Sunday in January, 1882. Also Mon
day following at IL o'clock 4. N.
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Bids for y dvertising

1 will receive bids from papers publish
ed in Columbus and Fulton, KY and
Union City and Troy, Tenn, for ONF
THOUSAND lines, Locals She same to
be used as | may see ft-frOm one line up
reserve the right to discontinue at any
time. Send in your bedrock figures and
a copy of paper.
a. 4. SELEERR,
Manager New Plaut Store,
r. r2= U;cLp,an XIV
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Election n Office
An election will he held at the City
Hall, in the City of Hickman, KY, on
Monday, the 2nd day of January, 1882,
to elect Mayor aud six Councilmen to
serve for'the year 1882.
By order of he Council.
r. f. MILLEr, C C.
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MARRIED,

RIGDON-CRESON-on the 18th inst,
by Judge Il. Q. Bailey, Mr.. J. n. Rig
don 60 Miss T. NJ Creson, both Of Mis-
souri,.
NcCLANAHAN - KTMBRO On the 22d
inst. MIR. J. II. McClanahan to Miss
Desdemoua Kimbro, both Of this county.
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TRUNKS. vALISES, TRAVELLING
BAGS, of all kinds, at PLACr BROS. &
& cos. If you are going anywhere, stop
in to say COOL bye 20 them, and purchase
one to take along.
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AlIkinds of Groceries-hams, sides, SC,
as cheap as the cheapest. ! will not be
underscld. JOHN WHITING.
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Local Notices.

A M BrOWn 81 90. make
specialty Of Family and Fancy Groce-
ries Provisions, &c.
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Cotton Seed lard!
LOWER and LOWER.

Used for cooking purposes. and preferre
by many, for sale at J. w ROGERS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-15

wero burned. Tho townships Of Bingham,
Paris. Bloomfield and Kubicon arc nearly 3
clean sweep. There aro cighty-Hve dead In
these townships, and mnny niissing-with no
hopes. Reports hourly increaso tho number,
and every township has suffered nearly ~
who has 4 good knowledge Of thu country
burned, estimates tho loss Of property In Huron
aud Sanilac counties at $4,000, ono. Tho In
snrance among tho farmers WAS mostly In q
mutual company, whose members are tho prin-
cipal sufferers, and, Of course, unable to pay
assessments.
neIef has commenced to flow In from various
quarters, and subscriptions aro being taken up
IN al the commercial cities. In answer
To request for tents, tho Secretary OF
war urges the construction OF temporary build
ilgs, and Gov. Jerome has telegraphcd him to
order ono thousand army blankets. Secretary
Window han instructed The Collector or Gus
toms at Port Huron TO pass free Of duty oil
contributions from Canada. The residents OF
tho burned district were mainly insured in tho
Fsrmcrs Mutual Company, Of Huron, BAnilac
and Tuscolx counties and probably not over 20
rer cent. will 10 realized.
DETROIT, Sept. IL.
A committee from Port Huron, Mich, visited
Minden aud sand Beach aud ascertaincd the
probable amount Of wheat required by the
sufferers to do their winter seeding,
and d sniiicicncy win be promptly far-
nishcd. IN tho vicinity OF bad Ak gAngs
Of men nave been assigned. TO the, duty ci
burying cattle which pcrished III tho flames. II
appears that 200 persons woro gathered In tho
Court House At bad Ak. which Was only saved
from destruction by long line Of men passing
water from the pump In pals. The steamer
Saginaw has reached Sand Beach with COZ
bnsheis Of oats for tho starving
stock at Vernon and had Ak.
Tho latest reports from Sanllac county give the
known loss Of life IN 200 Huron county, 12S,
but large part OF Huron county has not yet
been penetrated by tho relief forces, and Il il
feared many more lives have been lost. Sup
plies arc now sent by rail 10 Mnden, and hy
boat to all regular ports on Lake Huron. The
Detroit and Port Huron committees have agents
on horseback exploring tho burnt districts,
and reporting localities where aid Is most
needed. In spite Of the great quantities OF pro-
visions aud other holp sent from al parts Of tho
state, aud tens u thousands OF dollars sub
scribet. tho sufferers in some parts OF the burnt
district are reported starving and in diro OK
tremity.
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suffering President AZ noon Yesterday his
pulse stood 81 0l, and at the evening dressing
100. He took liberal amount OF both hqui0
and solid food, including the greater part Of .
brolled partridge. Dr.. Bliss said yesterday
that tlls great change for tho bettsr
n the patisnts con iition indic.tes convalescecs!
Tho gland and wound, hs said, we're both dong
well. The discharge from tho gland Was quite
sufficient, and from the wound wss moro fr0e
and OF ! better character. The wound looked
much healthier. end the color Tas much bst!es
III every respect Dr. Bliss stated IN quite Juoi-
e commnDicate to Congress. The services q
Mrs. Dr. Edison have been dispenssd With, ana
Fix personal friends Of the President will
guard him day and night The vigorous do
mAnd OF the patient that reclining CHAIR
should 10 forwarded from The White House
caused On order te - tslsgraphed % thas
effect.
Loxo DRAxcn, gspt 10
Yesterday was probably the most favorable
day which tho President has passed sinse b
was snot. He ate very good dinner, slspe
we'll and gained strength. Mrs. Garfield and
the physicians feel highly encouraged. 1hs
favorable symptoms must continue from two
70 four weeks, however, before the patient
stimulanis nor enematA have been. ID
ministcred since Thursday morning. and the
food given ID eaten with . relish. Four
Of the incisons In tho parottd gland hav0
entirely healed, but tho mucus matter
gathers In the throat sufficiently 10 .causs
1lctcd by the assassin Will hardly. permit
lho passage of drainage-tube, and begins
70 assume 3 healthy look. DR.. Hamilton
discovered the location Of the ball yestef.
day, and thinks Il can be removed whom tho
patient has grown stronger. n accordance
with request by the President, Attorney Gem
eral Macvoagh was admitted to the sick-r0om
for an interchange OF congratulations. The
sea breeze grew 30 cool that the front windows
were closed and log7are built.
Loxo BaAxcH. Sept. II.
The condition Of the President il much lese
favorable. During yesterday and the day
before marked rise In tom
peraturc and pulse and an increase
in respiration were Observed tho pulse reach-
ing at times 40 high - $50, the temperature
1000, and the. respiration 20 tho latter
registered for many weeks. The occurrence
OF these grave symptoms In the face Of tho
fact that the atmospheric temperature and
general conditions have been ~ favorable -
could be desired has given risC once more TO
tube IL congcsted, and II Ii feared that an ab-
lions pass away involuntarily. The bnl-
let wound is granulating and dis
charges freely, and tho bed-sores are
healing. Tho weather 1t Long Branch makes
heavy clothing necessary 10 comfort. The sur.
geons attribute the fcbrile rise each even
ing to malarious affection Col.
Rockwell admits that the President has
FOR some days been tronbled with
temporary bcwildcrment, at which times be
said nothing to his attendants. DR.. Agnew
nopcs the accumulation In the lungs may b
thrown on, but should an abscoss b manifest
Il would bC necessary 70 cut for L.
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Two thousand MOrmOnS lett Liverpool
for Utah this summer.
India has . population, according to
the census just completed, Of 252.5oO, 900.
The result Of the recent French elec-
tions will constitute the new Chamber OF Depu-
ties az follows: 45s Republicans, ~ Bonapart.
lists, aud Al Monarchists.
Two numbers Of the Nihilst journal,
the Wiz Of the People, have been issued It St.
Petersburg. They contain notices warning
spies OF the terrible fate which awaits them. .
list Of donations 10 tho Nlhlllst fund amount
ING to 4.O00 roubles, also the names OF 400
Nihlhsts arrested since November.
A terrible railroad accident occurred
At Charentol. France. The ordinary passen-
ger train accommodation had been derailed
when the Msrseilles express ran into il, tele-
scoping the hindmost cars. killing fifteen and
seriously injaring several other passengers.
Ayoob Khan declares that he has
abandoned his intention of lighting the Ameer
Abdurrahman, and that he intends TO light the
English. The British journals say that this is
clumsy plan to get ~ many rifles as possible,
aud intimate that Ayoob does not mean what
he says. The Interpretation put upon Ayoob's
action shows. however. that the Afghans arr
not greatly in love with the British.
A recent Liverpool dispatch announces
the arrival Ut that port OF Jen Davis, by steam
er from New Orleans.
At Stolp, Pomerania, threats were
made 10 storm the houses Of Jewish residents
On being pelted with stones, the troops eha,g' d
III. moL, wounding sixteen persons.
| The condition of the South of ireland
!! il represented to be one nf utter lawlessness
The people seem determined TO treat the AL
thorities with contempt whero they do not trea
them to worse. The preeence OF large forc'
Of soldiers and policemen seems 70 have little e.
tsos " preserving ogdss " ths region.
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An Eccentric.

Amos Dow il N, eccentric character
living near Seahraok, n. II. Some
twenty years ago he went into n
BARRIERS shop and was shaved with
a razor which the owner said cost
Sl5. Whether ha thought the
story too hig, Or the price too much, i
is certain that razor has never touch 4
his face since. But his most singular
freak is IN regard to women. He built
q house and placed over the door sign
which read as follows: "Notice, Ad-
miftance to Gents, but no Ladies' and
no woman has ever crossed the threshold
of his door. He lives alone. does all his
own work, and appears happy.
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lgISOELLANEOUs oIEANINoo,

During the month Of August 33, $40
immigrants landed in New York, making the
arrivals since Jan. I, l.Sl0.475.
During the year 1879, the total value
of the fish caught in the great lakes, together
with caviare. isinglass aud oil made therefroal,
10 estimated at &l, 7sa,058.
A rival to auinine has been discov.
cred in South America. The substance 10
called "cuprea," variety Of bark which ia
copper-cclored lhcnce its nAmel, and very rich
in the lower slksluids.
The total loss by fire in the United
States and Canada for tho month Of August
was u, COZ. 900. Z sum that has not been ex-
cecaed in any August for the last live years.
The rate OF loss thus far duriug the year prom
ises M aggregate Of s5o.oOo.o 600 for 1881.
The Pullman Palace-Car Company re-
ports . surplus Of s0el. 900 on its business for
tho year.
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THR Rev. w. IL. II. Murrays Texas
farm has half dozen horses worth $780,
600. 1t had been generally believed
that orchard fruits would not thrive In
Texas soil. but Mr.. Murray has succeed
ed in raising apples, pears and peaches
in abundance.
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tured. They provo TO be young farmers living
III tho immediate vicinity Of the outrage. and
the idea that the james brothers were in tho
raid has been quito generally abandoned. Matt
Chapman gave to Sheriff the names Of tho
robbers, aud has himself been placed In jail At
Independence as q witness.
Rev. DR.. H. w. Thomas, Of Chicago,
who has for several days been under investiga-
ton as heretic has been found guilty on all
tho charges. and will be deprived OF fellowship
In the Methodist church until he can be formal
" tried at the annual conference at Syca-
more, Ill
Frank J. Guitcau, cousin OF Charles
J. Guitcau, was recently married at Dcnnison,
Tey.
A serious railroad accident occurred
at Thornton Station, w. Va, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. The Chicago express ran
into the Cumberland accommodation, telescop-
ing the rear car and crushing tho ends Of the
other cara. The shock detached tho boiler from
the engine trucks, tho escaping steam adding
greatly to the terrible effect Of the accident.
None Of the passengers on the Chicago express
sustained any injury, except . slight shaking
up. Nearly all on the accommodation were In
jured, some shockingly mangled aud scaldcd
BY tho steam and more or less bruised. Eye
witnesses describe the scene ~ heart-rcnding
in the extreme.
Lient. Flipper, the only negro gradu.
ate Of West Point, will be arraigned before .
court-martial at San Antonio, for the embezzle-
ment Of $l,700.
The bodies Of four men, believed to
have been cattle-thieves killed by ranch-men,
we're found near FL Paso.
Fire at Homecoming, Md.,. destroyed
the business portion Of the town, including
fifteen dwellings, Loss estimated at elOO. 900 !;
insurance, $4,000.
Notwithstanding the drought, the Ten
nessee Board Of Agriculture expect = half crop
OF cotton, corn and tobacco.
The death il announced of Sidney
Lanier. the poet He died In North Carolina,
whittier he went for the benefit Of his health.
Fort Smith, Ark, was the scene Of a
wholesale execution on Friday, Sept. 8. Amos
and Abner Manly, Creek Indians, aged respect
lively 10 and 20. and William Brown. George W.
Padgett and Patrick MCGOWAN, white men,
were hanged for murders committed at various
dates during the past two years in the Indian
Territory. The condemned had been hoping
for Presidential clemency, but Attorney General
Macvoagh telegraphed that nothing could bs
done for them. Tulwahacgo, Seminole In
dian. found guilty Of murder and sentenced 70
hang, was granted respite.
A railroad accident ner Anchorage.
KY, killed seven persons and injured many
others, amorg them Alexander H. Afford, an
attorney OF Louisville.
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WARRINGTON NorEa

President Galfield's sons, Harry and
James, have left Washington for Williams
College.
A prominent. sanitary engineer. who
has examined the drainage 1t the White House,
declares it to be defective.
The members Of the Cabinet have
summoned their Secretary to Long Branch,
which will be the seat OF government until the
President is deemed out Of danger. A Senato-
rial friend OF Vice President Arthur ssys he
would refuse to act at the request Of President
Garfield, but would return an answer that Con-
gress should be convened to devise temporary
relief.
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POLITICAL POINTs.

The Wisconsin Democracy have called
State Convention on the 2sth OF September,
to consider tho propriety OF nominating can
didates for State Offices.
The New York Democracy, through
vcntion at Albany on the 1lth Of October.
The Republicans Of Pennsylvania held
State Convention At Harrisburg and nonai-
mated Gen. S. NJ. Bailey for State Treasurer.
The San Francisco municipal elec-
tions resulted in favor Of tho Republicans. the
majoritlcs ranging from 2 ono to 5000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-15

X ia said that twenty-seven dead have been
found III the country between nad Ak and Port
Hope. A dispatch from Ludlngton estimates
that tho prolable loss q hfo y from 500 to
4uU III SaMlac county alone. The towns Of
Watertnwn Flynn, Elmer Moore, Argyle, Ever
green. Gr.tnlcaf aud Eatoa have suffered fear
fnl loss IN liv.s and tho destruction of proper
" N these srwnships Ii immense. E.esvsLiny
Y gone, and the people ara congrssatcd At
tht tse places.
IN some localities whole families have per-
ishtd ia the flames, and Oh tho eastern and
north Lord.r of the county their condition is
ritiful III tho extreme. Tho facts alo moro
horrible than heretofore reported, and many
have suspended business to attend to tho ul-
fortnnatvs. On the other side ol Cass
river, the condition Ia aenlorabe, and the
sufferers are without homes, food or clothing
Immediate rclicf IL contributed literally. hut
the outioak for tho future il dark indeed.
Men who have grown old clearing land, and
Nsre cnjoying the fruits Of their labor in com.
Portable homes, have lost everything aud been
made panners.
least $4,000 inhabitants. one.hslf Of whom Ravs
settled hero within ten years. The conditions
which made the tire 40 destructive were these,
Fully two.thris Of tho timber over the entire
larned tract was DESTROYED by the great iire Of
1871. aud was piled up IN nllcs OF windfalla,
II ,,,' s'snuag, wv MsaS AlnannE wood. Tho
.aas. ~. sc"u uususu aauus ~ peang cAaiiv
s..ass @A1 n"A oM aoaaes "ess s.'. sa.s
a"us1 t...,.ss IT, s.e&. asa na VI ..msa aa,sn
s;..S 'osas s ~v 49,, aasH ~ on .sUasl s.nos
~sra csn.ht - tha.., rn..,. sna smr.sa
in by lahyrinths Of this burning hcmlock,
black aah and pine. There had been no rains
over this region since spring 70 wot down any
depth Even swAmps which were usuAllv Gov
ered with one or two feet of water had become
dry ~ tinder. For weeks there had been no
heavy winds Tho prevaiiinH winds had been
rom Lass haloa watn wnacn .ss n,ss . aa no, n. r.
square milo m al the burned region that did
not hold moro or icss ire Monday morning
opened WITH a'cioadiess sxy, tne mercury srau-
uAlly risln9 ~ luV ana over. !ne Winu Mas
south, running " southwest, ana oy Noon in-
creasang 70 ntty-Mlle gale. AZ noon IN many
placcs lAMps had 70 be ut. And = sickcninS
sense ot fear aud impending calamity over
sptcau the WhOie popuiatson. ABOUT O'clock
the WIND assumed the violence oi . tornade.
Ihe nam.s were of ghasuy hluisn hue, Iivins
~ neus' ~. n.AH,s NJ uaas'' n"ases oalns
SsoSss all'uls.s 4su Peur' VIII l'S.s..
sss .uas. an1 su's paaSs M WV ~ -
.ns morning. On 4nssaAs 'ne extent - w
norsas san " os snoMha,1u n III ~. .ns.. won,eI
snu cnli0Ivn - wnat nsu oesn InSaI uoo,Hse!'s'
.nc,, sasss ~ e usus' nv. ssn s.sr. .r,a
naas NV ~. - ".v ..,s Il. AZ ss,.s,, ~. -
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hnr,..ss s.s ~. - hsnIs ana r,snS .o,,,..,
aa.s ~, - ".s' @A1 .s~'ss "s.ea -
s snu o.a.si IN. ens4aeN .a s.u. MY. N.Y. sspses pNa
.un @ ..;s,a w iwsa " u1e iAn'as' uni'u' nope'es
@A3 4fs'
In sanilac county, Cato, With 4 population
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Ios0 lsRANca, Bept.


A change in the wound yesterday, followed
by lower Temperatures, caused marked
change for the better in the condition of the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-15

Raahr this Company OWNS al Reads aheva ahe = hsavy ns
SPEED M ssps Track.
InRA for
It's New
dbyh sTavdnxP . LEADING IANK
. w, HORNE, ~ y: CARrENrEk y rn0E
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Having ssAtee1 Ais
RI RAT MARKET

WIN RESP senstantly On hand % good q assortmen,
csn b had In this part Of the country at whole
ssle Or retail. for cash and nothing else.
We Buy for Cash, and Sell Tor the Same
Credit neod not be asked fss, . Il viii mot b grant
Cd. am bound TO sell . cheap - any one 70,
cash, and hope 10 give general satisfaction.