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county Correspondence.

Mrs VIM. Sites, who became par.
allied three weeks ago, is gaining
slowly ~
Albert Sandllagen was Mancheste
caller Friday.
A cyclone struck this vicinity We'd
nesday afternoon and destroyed the
farm buildings of Henry Spangenberg,
Bert Ashland and the buildings of l..
lG Lawrence east of Forestville.
Orney Davis suffers the loss of a
big quantity of hay and cornstalks
and hay loader. Ed Smith of Forest
vile, who was on the road met the
twister and got hurt considerable on
the head and in the face. A good
thing was that this destructive cy
/ clone covered only small area.
4 Seeber and wife went to Gin
ton, Iowa, Saturday to celebrate the
Saith birthday of her grandfather n
q family reunion held there. From
Clinton they will make trip t
Chicago and Des Mooines.
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EARLvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parklns and
family spent Thanksgiving day at g
worth.
!. Mr.. John Werkmeister and sisters
Emma and Laura spent Thanksgiving
day in Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Millen were
Manchester visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Denton and Miss Edith
Volt were Dubuque visitors over Sun
day.
Will Dumping and Miss Caro- Staeh-
le- of Strawberry Point were over
Sunday visitors withMr. and Mrs.
Jerry Jacobs.
II. G. Millen of Marion spent Frida,
in town,
John Cruise, who was SO seriously
III last week, is recovering. The
nurse left for Dubuque last Thursday.
Miss Marie Howieler of Manchester
spent Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Schaller are
the parents of a daughter since We'd
nesday.
The following out of town people
spent Thanksgiving day with Earl
vile friends and relatives: T. j.
Jacobs and wife of Manchester with
Rev. and Mrs.. Alcorn. T. F. Martin
and family of Dubuque at the home
of Lon Healy, Glenn Dunn of Water
loo with ]. NJ. Dunn and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Guthrie OF Cedar Ra-
pids with F. Beinert, Miss Winnie
Pierce of Anamosa. with her mother,
Mrs. b. Pierce. Will Kuehnle and fam
lily of Waterloo with Mr.. Kuehnle's
p;' ents Mrs Walter Hornibrook of Ce
dar Rapids at the home of her father
Adam Leib, Chauncey Davey and
family of Dubuque with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Cruise, Mabel VanAnda of Far
ley with her moher. Mrs. A. G. Van
Anda, VIII Frank and Louis Beinert
OF Waterloo with their parents.
Died at the home of Mrs Henry
Phillip on Friday, November "a,
Christhoff Benthe aged aged 81 years.
Lutheran church on Sunday afternoon
Rev. Lutz officiating. Interment in
Fairview cemetery. Mr.. Benthe was
wall and favorably known to a large
conconrse of friends all Of whom are
sorry to learn of his death. He
leaves no near relatives.
Don't forget the Salisbury Enter
tainmnet at the NJ. E. church Friday
evening. December 4.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Florence Limback Of
Dyersvllle to Mr.. Geo. Hamm Of that
place on November &c. 1908. Miss
Limback is Well known to Earlyille
people in general have been sue
cessful music teacher for number
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THORPE.

Mrs. j. McMan and children of
Greeley spent Sunday at the Perry
Smith home.
George Retz of Arlington is visit
ing few days with his uncle and
aunt, Amsie Stone and wife of Torpe
Jack Kelley and wife of Coffin's
Grove spent Sunday with Perry smitl
and wife.
Mrs. Dan sark called on Mrs. sit
Simons last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.. White visited "a
the c. Daisy home.
Mabel Parsons spent Sunday will
home folks.
H. A. Kane and children at,
Thanksgiving dinner with Dan Sarl
and wife.
Will Chambers drove to Manches
tor Wednesday.
Bert Bowers was in Manchester O
business last Wednesday,.
| Matte First spent a few days q
the H. A. Jeffries home.
C. Daisy and two daughters Luci
y and Isabel ate Thanksgiving di
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Harding
!. Lamont.
Dan Sark and son Howard We're
3 Manchester last Wednesday.
Mrs. Perry Smith called on MI
t Sid Simons last Sunday.
VI Perry Smith and wife helped ia,
Kelley with his corn shredding for
I few days.
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coLEsauRe.

The pupils of our public schools
gave public Thanksgiving program
a. the opera house Wednesday even.
Ing which was much enjoyed by the
large crowd present. All took their
parts well, showing efficient work on
the part of the instructors.
Miss Marie Grimes, a student of
Epworth seminary, has enjoyed a
weeks vacation with home friends.
Miss Nellie Jones went to her
home at Greeley Thursday to remain
over Sunday. Howard Dittmer took
her place in the school room Friday.
Mrs. j. H. Buchanan and son Ho-
ward We're up from Dyersville to
spend Sunday at the Walker home.
H. w. Putt and family spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at Edge.
wood
Ed Nloreland is at home from
Greeley where he has been working
at the barber trade
Clifford Grimes, Tom Moreland and
Roy Prentice are at home from the
U. I. U. for the Thanksgiving vaca
ton.
A number of our young people at
tended the dance at Elkport Thurs
day night.
Mrs. M. ]. Wilson has gone to Mis-
souri, for an extended visit with rel
atiyes
Mrs. Wisdom is spending the weel
here with her husband. Prof Earl,
Wisdom. She is u student of Cedal
Falls Normal School.
The members of the Mite societ,
are holding their bazaar today-Sat
urday.
i The Brown family held their annua
4 Thanksgiving reunion at c. 4. Knee.
this year. There We're about sevent.
present.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ
e church will hold their annual fai
on Saturday. December 10. serving
both dinner and supper. There vii
be nice display Of goods on sale
both useful and ornamental, AMI
Suitable for holiday presents. AL
are cordially invited to attend.
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DUNDEE.

g. L, Lawrence was u Dubuque
visitor over Sunday.
Rev. j. Rembold and wife of Hawk
seye, Hans Rembold of Oelwein. Rev.
Kon. Prottengeier of Dubuque were
visitors at the Luthern parsonage last
Sunday.
Mr.. Peterson and wife returned TO
Dubuque Monday after visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Hilda Rembold
Emil Hilliger and wife of Oelwein
visited at the r. Hilliger home over
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Krakow of Lamont was
ii guest at the home of her brother,
Adolf Becker, last week.
George Kreussel and family, Her.
man Ehrke and family and August
Kleinsorge and family of Lamont Wis
it d at the Kleinsorge home last Sun
day.
George Seward and l.. G. Gilber
took the train to Douglas, Nortl
Dakota Tuesday morning.
Miss Margaret Aimers visited a
Lamont over Sunday.
Miss Esther Andreal of st. Sc
paid visited her sister. Mrs. b. Bellol
over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Aimers. who il
teaching school AT Campton. enjoyed
- weeks vacation.
Gottfried Andreal visited rela
ttvos near Arlington Monday.
George Reid and wife drove To Del
hi to visit relatives Thursday.
Mrs. C. A Robinson spent Thanks
giving at Thorpe.
The few cahea OF scarlet fever hay.
improved and no other cases have
been found so the disease is checked
John Ginger and wife from Suther
land Iowa, Dan Ginger and family
from Sanborn. Iowa and Mrs. Martin
Boardman from South Dakota are the
guests of Mrs. VIM. Sites.
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LENox COLLEGE.

Thanksgiving vacation commence,
Wednesday and by the next morning
all students who were going home
he'd left. Lessons began again Mon
day.
Joe Currier left for Chicago Tues
day noon
Miss Vanter went home with Haze
Perkins for Thanksgiving.
Miss Hilda Taylor '06 and her
friend Miss Hayden were here from
Iowa City for vacation.
Ted Tourtellot. OF came home from
the WISCONSIN University last We'd
nesday.
John Rogers and wife both of the
'07 class came Monday from Evan
ston for weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wheeless.
Messrs. Beherns, WEIGH, Doolittle
Bolton, Shoop, Hunt and Hartle,
n brothers went camping down in whal
is known as Hardscrabble In al
inhabited cabin they We're spending
their Thanksgiving. They took gun
and ammunition and expected t,
feast on wild game, but we rattle
think they took Thanksgiving fixins
y along in case the ducks and rabbit
We're scarce.
Miss Edith Anderson '0S came HON
: Wednesday from oelwein where sh
t., teaching.
Miss Mabel Wescott entertaine
some of the young folks Friday even
ins
Miss sidell went to Greeley witt
! Miss Maude crabD for her vacation
4 Miss. Vaughn of Marion addressed
the A. association last Tues
Floyd Smith 'o7 who Is studying me-
jicine at Town City, was heresa few
idays his. week.
Stanley Treyarthsn 'Os vas Ii
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Miss nellie Hatch was at home
from Ackley from Wednesday until
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Percy Langridge
of Waukon visited at the home OF
Mrs. Langridge's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. H. R. Holmes. part of last
week.
The quotation on creamery but
ter is "a cents. The dry pasture.
of the summer has lessened the pro
duction of milk, and the eastern
wholesale warehouses are untitled
causing a noticeable initiation in
prices. Certain authorities on this
subject residing in this county state
that butter will be sold for fifty
cents before the winter is over. in
this vicinity. Prices in the small
towns seem to be equaling those o.
the cities.
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ON ElOA,
R. j. Bixby of Edgewood was a
business caller here the first of the

r. j. Bixby of Edgewood was a
business caller here the first of the
week.
Mrs. Will Clute of Almoral called
on Mrs. j. B. Durham Monday.
Mrs. Lee Burbridge and three chill
dren ate Thanksgiving dinner at the
F. NJ. Burbridge home.
Harley Miller. wife and son John
left for Africa Wednesday. They have
charge Of mission school there.
Harry Ryan Of Fayette is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Phin Hatch.
NJ. j. Josyln and family are visit
ing relatives at Ryan.
Miss Ethel Durham and Miss Elle1
Sterling visited at the j. B. Dunbar
home Friday.
Miss Ruby Boone spent Thursda'
with home folks at Edgewood.
Myrtle Cornell and mother of Man
chester spent Thanksgiving at tn
Will Cornell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.. Durham sper
Sunday with Manchester relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Kimber returned hon
from Thorpe Wednesday.
Mr.. Knox and sister of Dows, low
have been visiting their uncle. S. !
Knox.
The great piano player Blir
Boone, was in town between trail
Friday.
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town for a short visit last week.

town for a short visit last week.
Miss Margaret Lawson, who was
teacher of music at Lenox several
years ago. came up from Mt. Vernon
where she is teaching, on Thursday
fer short visit returning Saturday.
Misses Jessie Dunlap and Pearl
Circuit went to Chicago last We'd.
nesday for Thanksgiving and ovcl
Sunday visit. -,
David DeBest was at Earlville fol-
his vacation.
Rev. Theodore Morning of lndepen
dence will hold evangelistic services
in the college chapel at 7:S0ep. M
during the week.
i Prof. Bridenthal went to Greeley OIL
Thanksgiving day
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DELHI.

Mrs. Bernard Mcclure died at her
home In Ottumwa, Iowa, Friday. No
yember q, 1908. Mrs. George Och
Ter and daughter attended the funer-
al in that city Sunday.
Miss Tressa Elliott has gone toll
Chicago for two weeks visit.
A camp Of Sons of Veterans was
organized at this place last Tuesday
evening. 1t starts with 20 charter
members with Thos. Simons, Com
mander.
A. l.. Minkler Of Edgewood visited
his son and family at this place last
week.
Miss Matte Mullen visited rela-
tiyes in Masonville from Wednesday
to Saturday.
Miss Maud Holbert spent Thanks
giving with Manchester relatives.
F. A. Doolittle and daughter were
Cedar Rapids visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Barnes spent
their Thanksgiving in strawberry
Point.
Henry Florence was in Ryan part
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galbrath of Chica-
go are guests at NJ. G. Albrooks.
Miss Hazel Perkins was home from
I.enox from Thursday until Monday
Miss Mabel Holtzman has returned
to her school work in Edgewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mccoy of Wa
terloo are guests at the Chas. Fur
man home.
E. D. Porter and son John were
Strawberry Point visitors Thursday
Mrs. r. G. Adams has a sister from
Missouri visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Haight of Ryal
are visiting at Nelson Jackson's.
Erwin woodbridge spent ThanksgiN
ing with home folks at Edgewood.
Mrs. ]. C. Waddell and son of Ma
ouoketa is visiting at P. H.Rimmer's
Mrs. Richard Eide is very sick a
her home in Edgewood.
The young folks had a party q
Frank Coles Thursday night.
Mrs. Kate Leonard of Dyersvill
is at the Beal home.
Henry Vesey entertained compan
from Hopkinton on Thanksgiving day
Last Saturday, November rs, bein
the birthday of Mrs. R. p. Grommo
her friends planned and executed
neat surprise on her. A Dountii'
dinner was served at / p. m. and a.
present had very enjoyable tim
and hope Mrs. Grommon will live
see many more happy birthday'
Those present were: Mrs. Mary Row
lev. Earlyille, New York. Mrs. Ge'
Hamlin, Miss Blanche Grommon, Mr
Bertha Lillibridge and children. Mr.
Chas. Young and children, Mrs. lho'
Given. Mrs. Geo Packer and daugl
ter of Manchester, Mrs. Jay Lill
bridge of Columbia, South Dakot'
MI. and Mrs. j. p. Belcher OF Colder
Mrs AlcFadden of Masonville, Mr.
.Galitz and daughter, Mrs. Clyd
Thompson and family, Mrs. Jerr
Raster. Mrs. Vaudeville. Mrs. Fran
Katen. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Paris
Mrs. E. b. Porter, Mrs. j. w. swir
burne and Mrs. j. w. Hartman an
daughter Vira.
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i.oPklNToN.

F. D. Joseph was down from Man
chester last Monday.
Mrs. L. F. Cummings returned Mon
day from visit of several weeks at
Waterloo.
Frank Wilson was down from Gree
ley Wednesday.
Saloan Wallan came from Waterloo
and Ralph Wallan from Chicago to-
eat Thanksgiving dinner with home
folks.
A large number of people visited
the agricultural car which was on
exhibition here Monday and We're
especially interested in the display OF
grain. some of which is not often
.seen now in this part of the country.
Part of the corn was rather OF an IN.
\ ferior quality. The fruit was very
fine and also the vegetables.
The entertainment given by the
cemetery association was quite sue
cess Notwithstanding the very un
pleasant weather and about fifty DOL
lars will be added to the treasury.
A. B. Wheeless and w. S. Beels
went to Manchester last Saturday Il
attend the funeral services of Mr.. 9
E. Bronson.
: Ellsworth Bently and family o
Rhodes and Henry Bently and famil!
of RYAN visited their parents las
week
Mrs. stearns of Mt. Vernon WIS
tied here last week.
g Mrs. Gearhart and children Q
4 springyine visited Mrs. Margare
u Merriam last week.
Mr.. Morrow came home last wee
N from Minnesota where he has bee
since last spring.
s. Miss Aylo Thorpe entertained
few friends on Thursday evening.
* The dance advertised for Thank
a giving was not success. But thre
or four couple appeared and it wa
called off.
Mrs. Mae Arthur went to Dave
lis port on Thursday evening to Wis
mther son, NJ. H. and wife.
n. Mrs. /. C. Bacon went to Manche
he tier Monday to visit her daughter, NJ
,ir B. A. Smith.
On A little boy was born to Mr.. al
Mrs. Lester Martin last Saturday.
of The chicken pie supper given by I
a ladies' of the NJ. Z. church broug
about $25.
erl The game advertised between q
in Hopkinton kids and Monticello XII
okl came off Saturday afternoon and W
". really kid game. The Monticel
o. team became displeased at somethil
to and called their men GU off Il
field and the foot ball season W
/ declared ended.
,e. Twin boys were born to MIR. al
Mrs. Will Edgar Friday morning.
mi Lewis Bacon and wife return
ng from their wedding trip saturd
morning
nd Mrs. Tucker of Oneida visited
he town last week.
Ia Mrs. w. L. Campbell went to W.
Ellington to see a neice who is Qui
at sick.
rs Mrs. w. w. Smith is enjoying
visit from her mother. Mrs. Nye
is Colorado Springs.
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MEAT PRODUCERS TO MEET.

The annual meeting OF the Gem
Belt Meat Producers az ociation I'll
Delaware county will ne held at the
court house in this city on Saturday
afternoon, December 9TH, at three
O'Clock. AT this meeting the officers
far the coming year will be chosen,
also delegates to attend the annual
state meeting. which will be in ses-
sion in Des Moines on December 9th
and 9Th. The officers to be chosen
are president to succeed d. Il. Nc
Cloud of Ryan, a vice president, and
secretary and treasurer to succeed
T. H. Carrothers OF Ryan. Secretary
Fl. C. Wallace of the State associa-
ton writes us that the coming state
Injecting will be. a very important one.
las the action OF the railroads In re.
lgard to their failure to comply with
1.-THE ruling of the Interstate Commerce
commission in ordering reduction
Of freight rates on live stock to Chi
cago will be taken up and thorough
ly gone over. The proposed legisla
ton that the association will bring
before or to the attention OF thu
coming session of the legislature ant
other important business will COM
before this state meeting for discus
!, sion and actien. A splendid program
has been provided. Many prominen
men are expected to take part. dis
cussing subjects pertaining to, tn
work of the association. also to tn
feeding and marketing of live stock
On the same dates the State Agricu
ttural society will hold its annus
Injecting and corn show at the stat
house, for which an excellent prt
gram has also ben provided. TIL
I'll Delaware county association shUll
be represented at the state meeting
:. All the mmbers who know themselve
to be delinquent in dues, and q
farmers of the county who are int
ested in their own advancement al
,,el requested t, be in attendance at tt
:. December 9Th meeting and pay tt
two-dollar fee that it may be carrie
=. Ito the state meeting. where it
greatly needed to carry on the gre
work this association is doing. tt
. Corn Belt Meat Producers associ
: ton has done more for the benefit
;. the producers, on its limited mean
= than any other organization that HI
ever existed. Remember the date
~ December 5th-and be present. II
:, dues for the coming year become d
~ at this meeting.-T. H. Carrothe1
secretary.
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years past. The best wishes Of her,
friends here are extended to the new
couple. The groom is not 80 well
known here but is congratulated on
his choice of helpmate.
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VIM. DENNIS.

CARPENTER. CONTRACTOR & Bud
Err. am now prepared to do aii-~we
ia my line In a good and worktnanlt1|
and estimates furnished. Work tals8
i'll town or county. Shop near the siifii
tower on west side of river
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DR.. u. j. BURNS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. All pro-
fessional calls answered promptly. cay
or night. Ofrice opposite the Post OF
flee. Telephone luO. Residence tie
phone POI.
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DENTISTS.
poRmAN BROS.

DENTISTS. Office on Franklin street
north of the, Globe hotel. Manchestci
Iowa. Dental Surgery in alls Its brdnch
es. Makes frequent visits to neighhor
Ing towns. Always at office on Satur
days
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wATCHMAiiER. Jeweler ami I.ugsj
ei. Dealer IN Matches, Clocks. SIN
and and, flatsd Ware line Jeweisy. ~
etc, Main street.
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JUSTICE OF THE; PEACE AND col
LECrOE. All business entrusted
Linn given prompt attentinon. Office
city Hall Block, second floor.
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DRY GOODS, Carpets, Millinery, ii;
and Caps, Boots and Shoes. etc. III
street Manchester. Iowa.
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. I. ]. BOWMAN,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Manche.i
ter, Iowa. Office in the Congcr buiid-
ing on Franklin St, Opposite the city
ciai attention given to diseases OF The
eye. ear, nose and throat. Glasses lit.
ted.
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MANCHESTER mAReLE woaks-

Marble Monuments and Head Stones al
various designs Have the county iIst!
for Sipe's Patient Grave Cover; aisj
dealer IN iron fences. We meet ali conf
petition. w. Nj. Mcintosh
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ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office oscr
Delaware County State Bank. Manches-i
ter. Iowa.
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A. e. Peterson
J. M. PEARsE,

DEALER IN Groceries, Provision
Crockery Fruits. etc, Main street.
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HUTCHINSON &, ATwATER.

HARDWARE. STOVES. TINwAtsl
ETC.. keeps a first class timer and dol
all Kinds of repairing with neatness an
dispatch. Store opposite First Natio5
al Bank Main Street.
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J. j. LINDSAY. M. o.
PHYSICIAN. Surgeon and Eye rSge-s
ciallst. Office hours for eye cases ,anda
fitting glnsses 1900 10 800 D. III. oiilse
corner of Main and Franklin auee.s.
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GEO. s. LISTER.

REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INsuR;
ANCE. Office in City Hall Block. seed
ond floor. Manchester. Iowa. Telephoa|
ieG.
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z. e. NewcoMe,

DENTIST. Office over Burton Clark
store on Franklin street. Crown bridge
work specially.
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+. wERkMElsTER.

Z GENERAL DEALER IN FuIsNITui.
COffins. Picture Frames etc. co.
plete line of furniture and .Upiiolsle
always on hand, Ut prices that ucfys coi
pctition. A Good heaise kept Tor i
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q. w. GREENS.
DRUGS. Wall Paper. Stationery. OH
Paints etc. City hall block.
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L. DREW.

CLOTHING and Gents furnishing god
City Hail Block. Franklin street. n
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pR. !. W. SCOTT.
W. N. eovNToN,

VETERINARY Surgeon and DENTS
sol East Main street. Telephone zs:.
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FRED 8, BLAIR
n. +. ARNOLD,

+ ATTORNEY. AT Law. Office In the
CITY Hall Block, Manchester, Iowa.
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ANDERs &. PHlLiPP.
DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS Toll
ct articles, Wall Paper, Paints aid lslta,
Corner Main and FRANKLIN streets.
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BRONSON, CARR 9 SONS.

Alto sEys AT LAW, Special at
tention iren to collecting. Office III
Democra. building. Franklin street, Maas
chester, Iowa.
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
THRILL & Pierce
Loans, Real Estate
and Insurance.
!. W. Dunhan

G. w. Durham,
w. II. Norris, e. q. Stiles
oUNHAM, NORRIS 6 STILES.
| ATTRONEYS AT LAW AND NOTAI,-l
| les PUBLIC Special attention gwen
to collecting. Insurance. Real Estate and
Loan Agents. Office in City Hall Block.
/ Manchester. Iowa.
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.. Il. ALLEN.
I.'.alLpNER IaR,os,..

CLOTING and Gents furnishing goos
Corner Main and Franklin streets.
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a. D. BROWN.
Dealer in furniture etc. and und
taker. Main street.