Buchanan County bulletin. [volume], December 17, 1869, Image 3

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Special Notices.
The negatives taken at Mr. Putney's Pho
graph Gallery, during the last two years,
ve come into the hnnda of Ensuiinger A
I!KC, and will bo reserved a short time sub
e«t to orders. Parties interested take notice
...White and Black Grenadine Shawl?, just
the tiring for warm weather, at the Now York
Store.
...GRATIS.—All Wa'l Paper bought of Wag
goner k Co. will be trimmed gratis with Yeo
man's Paper Trimmer.
...The Ladies are requested not to forgettbat
the best assortment of White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Corsets, Ac., is fo*nd at Turner's.
...A rare chance for persens whowantapood
Sewing Machine to purchase one. I am now
gelling the Wheeler & Wilson Machines on
monthly installments, which brings them with
in the reach of every person.
J. B. TURNER, Agt.
For the Wlieeler & Wilson Machine.
Ladies and gentlemen call and see the New
Goods just opening at Few's Empire Store.
—Beautiful Organdie Muslins, at le/ss than
oost, at the New York Store.
Gentlemen wishing Garments Made to Order
In the latest style, go to Few's Empire Store.
A splendid assortment of .Summer Ilats for
men, women and children, at lew s Lmpiie
Store.
—Parasols, the largest stock ever brougl* to
Independence, and the lowest prices, at the,
Xiw York Store.
The best selected and choapest stock of^Cloth
ing in the city for men aud boys, at Few's em
pire Store.
—A few more of those beautiful Dress Goods
tor suits, at the New York Store.
—Call at Itiddcll's store and see those beau
tiful Mcrrimac Prints, only 12j cents per yard.
—Kid GlovesTonly $1.25, at Riddell's store.
—Good Prints, 10 cents per yard, at Riddell's
store.
—New style Parasols, at very low priccs, at
Riddell's store.
—Riddcll is just receiving a large stock of
Xew Goode. bought at the late prices, and which
he will sell at the very lowest prices for Cash.
Figured Grenadines a few left. Choicc
designs. At the New York Store.
—Stainless Kid Gloves—positively the best
made—for sale by Chcslcy A Morse.
The best and choapest Black Alpacas, a
the New York Store.
Brussels Three ply Ingrain, and all other
grades of Carpeting also, Oil Cloihs and Mat
ting of all widths, for sale by Chesley 4 Morse.
Trimming Satins,all colors, at the New York
Store.
—Citizens of Independence and surrounding
louo'ry, by all means, give A. II. Fon^a a call
»nd look for yourselves if he is not doing just
M- he tells you on another part of this page,
{U&ranteeing satisfaction every time.
—A splendid new Stock of Spring Goods, of
»very description, just received at Myers'.
A large stock of Marseilles Trimming, just
received at the New York Store.
—A very full bupply ot the latest styles of
Otethin". for spring and summer wear, at
Myers'.
GRATIS.—All Wall Paper bought of Wag
goner A Co. will be trimmed gratis with Yeo
man's Paper Trimmer.
OHKAP STAXDARD BOOKS.—The complete
works of Sli ikspo:ire, Milton, Hums, Tenny
son, &e., for 50e Waverly Novels, at 25c
each and Dickens' at 15 to oOe each, at
Wagoner & Co.'s.
Call often at Waggoner & Co.*s Iudepen^
»nce Book Store and see those beautiful
hromcs a they arrive they don't remain
REMEMBER that Waggoner & Co. keep all
Uie best near books. They have the best
jtcek of miscellaneous books ever offered iu
.his city. We mean what we say.
A fine stock of Stereoscopes and Views,
at Waggoner & Co.'s Independence Book
Store.
A fine assortment of Photo and Tintype
ilbunis, very low, at Waggoner & Go. s.
DIARIES for 18(I9, also Blank Books aud
Legal Blanks, at Waggoner & Co.'s.
Farrrers, do you want to htld your grain
ftr hit/her prices? Store it with Newman
k Chamberlain.
To CoiiKiiiMptivcs,
THE Advertiser, having Won 1 (stored to
heftithin a few weeks hy a very pimple reme
dy, nf/er having suffered set eral years with a
severe lung afieetion, aud that dread disease,
Consumption—i?5 anxious to makckuown to his
fellow-sufferers the mesins of cure.
To all who desire it, he will .send a copy of
the prescription used (free of charge,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will lind a sure Cure fur Consump
tion, Asthma, IJrntiehiUs etc. The object ot
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the nfflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable: and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
22-ly] Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Errors of Youth.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effccts of youthful indiscretion, will, for
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the receipt and direcions for making
the simple remedy b}' which he was cured.—
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's
experience, can do so by addressing, with per
fect confidence,
JOHN B. OCiDEN,
22-ly No. 42 Cedar St., New York.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at oucu agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
with the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick'-
falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied aud decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty scdi
.ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent tlie hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Frco
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous aud
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely l'or a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
lopg Oil the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co.,
PRACTICAL
AND ANALYTICAL
THE BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COMITY.
LARGEST CI It VL.jt TiOJT
West of Dubuque.
CITV AND COUNTY.
TIME TABLE.- D. &. S. C.
INDEPENDENCE.
Going Eait.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,1869.
For sale at this office, a large box Stove
and drum, in good order.
A very fine lot of Lace Collars can Iw
found, at Morse's.
MOXEY TO LOAN. First licna on Real
Estate required as security. Enquire of
23-tf D. D. HOMIRIDQC.
NOTICE.—All
persona indebted on the
books of N. O. L'AWtoa must call and settle
immediately.
2o-3w JAMKS JAMISON.
All kinds of Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
in Velvets, Fringes, Luces, &c., at Morse's.
LECTURE OS WOMA.V SUFFRAGE.—The
undersigned will deliver a lecture on Wo
man Suffrage, at the Baptist Church, in this
city, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 21st, at 7J
o'clock. Men and women of all shades of
political and religions belief, are requested
to be present.
J. L. Looxis.
Two hundred pairs Kid Gloves from
twenty-five cents to one dollar aud a half
per pair, nt Morse's.
DEPUTY SHERIFF.—J. F. Gates has been
appointed by Sheriff Davis as his deputy.
The selection is a good one and will give
satisfaction. Mr. Gates will make an hon
est and efficient officer. It may he as well
to say that he also has legs enough to make
up anv deficiency in bis principal.
The attention of the ladies is called to the
fine assortment of Cluuy, Valenciennes,
Thread, Guipure and other Laces, to be
found at the store of W. H. H. Morse, next
to the bridge.
Another cf Mr. Rich's interesting letters
will be found on the second page this week,
in which his impressions of France and her
gay capital are given. It is proper to say
that these letters were not written with a
view of publication, but in the free and
easy style of friend to friend. This state
ment is made in case that any hypercritical
reader should detect any looseoess of com
position, or departure from a terete stand
ard of style.
FURS1 FURS!—A large stock to beclosed
out bv the 1st of January. A great chance
for bargaius in Furs, at Morse's.
AN
,T. F. Hodges is now receiving the largest
and tinest Mock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c., ever brought to this
market. Don't fail to drop in and see them.
OVERSHOT SEPARATOR.—We saw at
the levator of J. F. Lyon, the other day, a
machine which for ingenious simplicity and
effectiveness takes the palm. It ij a grain
cleaner and separator, which furni»hes its
own motive power and will clean 500 bush
els per day. It is simply two inclined vi
brator* screens, at the lower end of which
is placed an overshot wheel or drum into
the buckets of which the cleaned grain from
the chute beneath the screens falls,
and thus
furnishes the power and motion which drives
the whole. All that is necessary to make
it run until it wears out, is to supply it with
grain at the upper end, and the more fur
nished the faster it runs. Its ingenuity is
ouly equalled by its simplicity and it is well
worthy the inspection of the curious.
Lace, Embroidered and Hem-stitched
Handkerchiefs, in endless variety, at Morse's.
SuRrniSES.—Some members of the choir
of the i ptist Church were very agreeably
surprised last Monday evening at the resi
dence of J. F. Lyon, E.*q., by the reception
of costly and valuable presents at the hands
of the ladies of the congregation. The oc
casion was one of much jollity and good feel
ing, the host and hostess coming in for a
good share of badinage over their evident
bewilderment at the invasion of their par
lors by a score or more of laughing couples.
The presents were of plate and were pre
sented by Rev. Mr. Hunter, as follows: To
Mrs. J. F. Lyon a silver butter dish and
knife to Mrs. J. L. Loomis a silver cake
basket, and Mr. Samuel Ripley a silver cake
disk Shortly after this ceremony Mrs,
Hunter, wife of the pastor, and one of the
most enthusiastic of the surprisers, was iu
her turn surprised by the present of an ele
gant cloak, the gift of Mrs. J. II. Campbell
and Mrs. II. K. Plane. And to cap the list
of surprises, Mr. Hunter announced that he
had been the recipient of a splendid over
coat from J. H. Campbell, Esq.
Two hundred Corsets for sale at the low
est price, at Morse's.
PRESS CIIAXOES.—The Cedar Falls Ga
zette establishment has passed from the
hands of Snyder Bros, into those of L. D.
Tracy, formerly of the Grundy County Atlas,
and Geo. K. Shaw, recently connected with
the press of Minnesota. We part with Sny
der Bros, with unfeigned regret. The Ga
zette under their management was one of
the best papers in this part of the Stale,
and every way worthy of the enterprising
city in which it is located. We extend to
the new proprietors our congratulations up
on their having secured so favorable a lo
cation, and our best wishes for their abun
dant success, cf which there is no room for
doubt.
The Waverly Republiein hag again
changed hands, Butler & Mallahan sell
ing to Scott and Fichtborn, The new man
agement gives evidence of ability, in
dustry and discretion, and will undoubtedly
place the Republican in a promiucut posi
tion among Iowa newspapers.
One hnndred pairs White Blankets of
good quality, at very low prices, at Morse's.
To TIIE BOYS AND GIRLS.—The young,
sters belonging to the BULLETIN'S public
will find something especially for them in
the letter from '"Aunt Em" in another col
umn. Despite her "cap and spectacles''
Aunt Em writes with a freshness, and as
thorough an appreciation and sympathy
with the "petty woes" of childhood, as if
she still danced the rope or swung the care
less satchel on her way to school. Children
of a larger growth may haply find iu her
etter something suggestive of duties unper
ormed, and sympathies uncultivated. Let
evary parent who reads it resolve that the
co:ding holidays shall be a season of unal
1 ed joy aud jollity to those who soon
a jugh will enter tipon the cares and per-
L-xities of life.
CHEMISTS,
W acknowledge the receipt of an iuvita
i ion and complimentary to a Railroad Ban-
1 ['ietto
LOWELL, MASS.
FBICS $1.00.
be held at Vinton on Tuesday ev-
i euing next, in celebration of the coinplete
lion of the Burlington, Cedar Rtpids and
Minnesota Railway to that poi*t.
F«B II1E CHILDREN.
A LETT BR FROM AUNT EM.
DmtrChildrcn:—I suppose the most of
you are surrounded by kind friends, who by
every means in their power, strive to make
your lives pleasant and happy, and I pre
sume too that at Christmas, your stockings
are filled to the very brim with the very
things you most longed to possess, there
fore it would be useless to write to you how
sad a day Christmas may be to some peo
ple, and you would think me a very disa
greeable old auntie to be spoiling your fuu
with such gloomy thoughts, so you need
not take my letter as addressed to you at all,
but to poor little Charlie. His Christmas
was spent in thinking what a nice time
Tommy was having across the way, and
watching him as he whirls off for a ride in
the country. Or to little Julia, who with
red eyes surveys her broken-nosed, one
eyed dolly, thiuking all the time what a mer
ry Christmas it would have been bad Santa
Claus dropped such a doll into her stocking
as he did into the more favored hose of her
playmate Mary. Perhaps you are think
ing that Charlie's mother was one of th se
poor women who sew in garrets, and live
on crusts, but you are mistaken, for Char
lie's lived in just as elegant a mansion as
Tommy over the way but the trouble was
that his parents thought Christmas was all
"fol-de-rol," and the necessity of buying
presents all a delusion, ard as for wasting
time to take the little ones out to Aunt Sa
rah's, why that's all folly too any other
time would do just as well, and so Charlie
uiay flatten his nose on the window-pane
and wipe his eyes on the skirt of his jacket
to his heart's content, if he cannot see
things in the same philosophical light that
his parents do.
R. R.
Going 1T«(.
Freight T'n 5:40 A. u.
9:00 A. M.
Pass. Train,
12:00 noon
Freight" 1:45 P.m.
8:30
Pass. 11:45
Freight" 12:55 a.M.
I Freight T'n
10:30 A. M.
I Pass. Train
12:00 noon
Freight 1:25 p. M.
5.26
8:30
Pass. 12:40 A. M.
Freight 3:50
And Julia, t. o, winks very fast to keep
back the tears as she dandles her ancient
dolly, and murmurs, It' Mamma would but
couldn't, I wouldn't care." Yes little Julia,
there's the rub. If your mamma was a poor
woman aud would but could not, you would
take up the cross of poverty and bear it
bravely for her sake, but when it comes to
the case, "MammacouldbutMammadon't,"
I ain afraid the little folks are apt to forget
the sage maxim, Whatever is, is right."
Well now little Julia and Charlie, per
haps it will comfort you a little to know
how my Christinas used to be spei t, for
misery love company yon know. When I
was a little girl, and didn't wear cap and
glasses, uiv elder sister and I used to hear
real deal about an old fellow called San
ta Claus, and as we were little and didn't
know any better, we used to hang up our
stockings in a perfect fever of excitement
as to the possible chances of the night,
but morning always set us into a brown
study, trying to think whv it was, that Santa
Claus was so liberal with other little folks
who were as naughty again as we were,
while he would only drop the tiniest paper
of candy in ours, or some other trifle which
hardly repaid the trouble of turning our
stockings wn ng side out to get to.
Bye and bye, when we got old enough to
understand who the real Santa Claus was,
father and mother began to think we were
old enough to do away with such nonsense
altogether, and from hence, Christmas in
stead of being the joyfully commemorated
birthday of our best friend, the dear Savior,
became for us a sad day of longing, and
repining thoughts of what might have been
of the Christmas tree which Lucy's folks
had, and the ride Maria's father was to give
her to aid the digestion of the roast turkey
and plum pudding, aud of the beautiful
presents Jennie had brought over for our
inspection subjects not calculated to raise
our spirits, or render the day a particularly
merry Christmas."
Perhaps you may think it strange, but
the older we grew the more we missed the
kind remembrance of Santa Claus, and the
jollity and good cheer which made this the
merriest day of the year to our more favor
ed companions.
But so it was, and when we were big
girls, and wore lon^ dresses, and hair '"done
up," our longings for the real "merry
Christinas" of song and story were just as
strong a3 when our hearts beat under a
lafor •.
Parents do not realize what a powerful
influence for jrood or evil, for joy or sorrow,
such a small thing as the observance of the
holidays exert.
If thev did, they would make these anni
versaries green spots iu the memories of
their children, which the cares and troubles
that maturity brings could never efface.
Now little ones shall we laugh or cry over
our troubles? Ah! laugh do you say?
Well laugh it shall be, and remember if
you don't have a tree this Christmas, and
all the other good things pertaining thereto,
it will not be Aunt Ein's fault.
Cloaks and Cloaking* at less than cost of
manufacture, at Morse's.
Miles J. Randall, of Fairbank, Buchan,
an County, a cripple for life, desires inform
ation concerning his father. Miles Randall,
from whom he parted at Boonsboro, Iowa,
II years ago, and has not seen or heard
trom him since. He is willing to pay $25
for the desired information.
Papers io the Northwest please copy.
The largest stock of Staple Goods ever
offered in Independence, consisting of
Prints, Sheetings, Bleached Cottons, Cotton
Flannels, Shirtings, Stripes, Tickings, Den
&c., can be found at Morse's, at the
very lowest prices.
CALLS.—Bro. Smart, of the Waterloo St
porier, shed the light of his countenance
upon us since our last. We are pleased to
observe that the suggestion of his name as
a candidate for State Binder is being re
ceived with considerable favor by the press
of the State.
Cole, of the Jesup Recorder, also made
us a short but welcome visit the other day.
We notice that Cole speaks rather slighting
ly of thar kind of connubial happiness tbat
finds its expression in rolling the loved one
on the floor. But Cole being of tbat forlorn
class, (the old bachelors) don't know any
thing about happiness anyway. Reform,
Cole.
GOOD
TGMF'.ABS' EN-TCRTI!KVC*V—Tlte
A VALUABLE BOOK.—Rev. Jag. Murphy,
of Ilazleton, will canvass this township
within the next two weeks for the "Devo
tional and Practical Family Bible," the
most complete and comprehensive edition of
the Holy Scriptures ever issued in this
country. It contains 1,300 pages,of which
400 are explanatory matter, mhracing a
complete Bible Dictionary, Gazetteer and
Concordance, Chronological Tables, Maps,
Photograph Allium, Family Record, Ac.
Asa practical help to the student, the mat
ter contained in this edition is invaluable.
Its price will be from $7.50 to to 2,00.
DOLLAR STORE.—Gilbert & Co.,from Du
buque, have opened a large stock of Holi
day Goods neat door west of the Post Office,
which will be sold on the one dollar plan.
This is no lottery or chance scheme of auy
kind, but every article in the store is for
sale at tbe regular price of one
TRANSFER* OF REAL ESTATE
IK SUCBABAJ COCSTT.
Reported for the Bulletin by John HoUett,
Co. Recorder, Notary Publit
and Real Estate Agent.
FOB taa WEE*EXDIIKI DEC. IS, 1889.
Lyman and Savage to Kit
Vox POPULI.—Tbe voice of the People
is unanimous in praise of one thing at lea.st,
that is Morse's Indian Rod Piils, and it is
well deserved. Tbe best remedy in the
world for almost all diseases that afflict the
human race. They act directly on the blood,
stomach and bowels. Keep your blood pure
by an occasional dose of these Pills and you
will not be sick. The blood is the life,
keep it pure by using the only medicine
that will completely cleanse it, Morse's In
dian Root Pills. Use the Moise's Pills in all
cases of Billiousness, Liver Comlaints,
Female Irregularities, Headache. Indiges
tion Ac. Sold by all dealers.
A COUGH, Cold, or asore Throat, requires
immediate attention, and shonld be check
ed. If allowed to continue, Irritation of
the Lungs, a Permanent Tbroat-Affectiou
or an Incurable Lung disease.
MOUSE'S EYPB-TORANT having a direct
influence on the parts, give immediate lelief
and is warranted to cure Croup and the
worstcough and colds.
2f4w.
dramatic entei'ainment by the Good Tem
plars on next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, promises to afford mnch pleasure
and amusement. The plays of "Fifteen
Years of a Drunkaid's Life" and "Robeit
Emiuet," will afiord the more serious part
of the •irogramme. while the roar* tig farces
of "Slasher and Crasher" and the '"Stage
Struck Yankee" will stand for the fa*. Of
course evervbody will go.
|pUafr4lie
customer making bis own selectiotk'
[ILL, MIY»^)
1 9, 1866.
cinati, O.—V(
PLEASANT lit
April
DR. C. W. ROIIATK, Cincinati, (.— Dear
Sir Last fall my wife had the iiver com
plaint so bad that she was unable to sit up
but a few minttes at a time. 1 bad a phy
sician doctering her for some time, but the
medicine he gave her seemed to do her but
little or no good. I was adyised to get a
bottle of your Bi'ters and let her try them,
and see if they would help her. So I thought
if one bottle would be good, two would be
better, and I got her two bottles, and when
she had taken the last bottleful she could
do most of her housework. I got one more,
which entirely cured her, and she looked
the best 1 have seen ber for four years. We
recommended them to several of our neigh
bors, who have used tbem with great suc
cess. Address
I.\ UFPKJI DFS(l E MARKET*
COBSTnr PRODUCE. DRIF.D FIII'ITS.
Wheat 10063.Apples. 17(3)20
Corn "i 40Q40 IllackhorriM, 25(a)28
liarlejr* jr Currants, 20
Beam,'"*' l.SO FIgs, 20
Cheese, county, 15 Prunes, IS
Hides, dry flint, 15 Peaches, pared, 35
Hides, green, Peaches, anpareit, 18
I.iiril, 2i ltaiaina, 20@25
Meal, Corn- 160
Tallow, 10 TOBACCOS.
GROCERIES. IChew'g,finec't Hoi.50
Codec, Rio,
Coffee, Java, (a)40n"k"'K-com- 30aM«
Molasses, i 00| BUNDERIES.
Molasse*, Sorghum 80.Fish, 8@12)
Rice, IMIamsA ftboldori 16to20
Sugar, brown, 14(^)15 Keroaeiw Oily 60
do crushed, 18 Bacon, 20
do pulv'ix'd, 40
do Coffee, 20 Nails, 0
Syrups, l.OOf'ii 1.50 Salt, 3.50
Tea, l.i0(^2.00 Wood, $.500 8,00
VFRLNTHICOP JHABKKT.
Corrected weekly by J. 1L Palmer & Co.
Wheat,
Corn,
Oats,
Hides,
NEW TIME'TABLE.—The new time table
which went into operation on Monday last
will be found at tire head of onr local col
umns. It will be seen that the day passen
ger trains meat at this point at precisely 12
o'clock, and that the night train going east
isdue here thirty-five minutes earlier tll:45,)
and that going west twenty minutes later
(12:10) than by the last table*
45fi)S0e Wood, $6 00(3)7 00
45
fajf0c:
Lard,
Butter,
Beans,
Potatoes, 40c
32(^*f5e:Flour, $5 00
7Jc Coal, $7 50
25c Salt, $3 50
lA(^18c:D. Hogcr, $9.50@$10.50
20 (a)
27c Lumber, $15(g)$22
DRY CiOODS MARKET*
Corrected Weekly hif A. J/yr*, rftnfrr in Dry
Good", CiothiHtff uruiihing Goodt,
d*e., Jiidepmdtuetf iowttr
Brown Sheeting, henry,
do light,
Blcached Sheeting,
Print*, Wamsutta,
Prints, Lowell,
Prints, AiuosKOttg,
Priats, Merriiuac D.,
Ginghams, Domestic,
do Scotch,
do Freneb,
Do LAiocs,
do
Denims,
Stripes, ..
Cktok,
Pj*ot Thread,
Persons who have become thoroughly
chilled from any cause, may have their cir
culation at once restored by taking into the
stomach a tea-spoonful of Johnson's Ano
odyne Liniment mixed iu a little cold, wat
er, well sweetened.
Every farmer who owns a good stock of
horses, cattle and sheep, and intendj to
keep through the winter, should get at once
a good of Sheridans Cavalry Condition
Powders. One dollars worth will save at
east a half ton of hay.
140
100
tridgo, It 8 bk 8, Fargo's Add
Jaa Boeklej to S Pond, sw ne 7 83 9
RC4B Bolton to II Burlingham, sw ne
31 and «w nw 20 and eh nw 20 87 7
II Burlingham toWmA Jones, sw ne31
sw nw and eh nw 20 87 7
Sheriff Buchanan Co. to Jai Jamison, It
6 bk 9, Winthrop 358.95
0 Marsh to II Barrows, Its 9, 10 and
11 bk 5, Marsh's Add, Jesup
W A Joues to II Burlingham, w lots 3
and 4 bk 12, S ft McC's Add
2S00
3500
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dr. Bodcll's Medicines.
150
F4RMERS AND OWNERS OF HOR
SES LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS*
1800
W Myers to W Deming, und. i 40
ft wide off n end and w of the bal
ance of It 210, Jesup
S Curtis to Curtis, ne no 16 and
pt ne nw 8 89 0
Matthews Cornwell to Curtis, nw 5
89 8
Daniel Boyle to Jas Jamison, wh ne 38
89 7
A Cordell to Kimball, 5}
acres of sit
ne nw 27 88 8
frill IS if to certify, that we have used I)r. R.
I W. Kodell's Horse Medicines for several
years, and can safely Add our testimony to their
merits. We cheerfully rccominemi them to the
puhlio as containing more medicinal virtues
than any other we have ever used, and can war
rant his Condition Powders to be the beit the
market affords.
1000
100
2103
1000
T5
E Moore to "Win It Ilall, s 5) acres on
w 10J acres sh ne nw 27 88 8
II Kinyon to Emma Kays, lots 326
327, Jesup
A Potter to Chas Hoyt, Iti 4
and 5 bk 10,
Marsh's Add, Jesup
Randall Pease to A Pease, Its 1 and 2
bk 6, S A McC's 2d Add
A Pease to Backus, Its 1 and 2 bk
6, S & McC's 2d Add
Gideon Dana to Ann E Lyman, lots 7
and 8 bk 13, Close's Add
II Bush to Rhino, It 4 bk 7, Fair
bank
Peter C»rr, Sen to Peter C&rr, Jr sh so
23 87 7
Michael Nohe to S Jenkins, sh se 15 89
7
100
300
Alisma removes and prevents dandruff,
which is the rpsult of a languid, unhealthy
condition of tbe surface vessels of the scalp
—a premonitory symptom of the falling off
the hair. A daily application of the Alis
ma, with a free use of the brush, will soon
free the head from dirt and dandruff.
If you don't want to disgust every body
with ycur offensive breath enre your Ca
tarrh upon which it depends. $500 reward is
offered by the proprietor of Dr. Sages Ca
tarrh Remedy for a case of Catarrh which
he cannot cure. It is sold by druggists.
Can get it for Sixty Cents by mail from Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo N. Y.
THE SECCRITV INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
NEW YORK.— Assets $1,909,303 the most
popular company in the United States, has
sent James Kephart Ksq, formerly of Farley
to take up his permanent abode among us.
Mr. Kephart is a young man of sterling in^
tegrity, and his company worthy of all con
fidence. The Security has been doing a
large business in Dubuque City and County,
for fourteen years, has paid every loss
promptly and never contested a claim. No
sharp practices resorted to in settlement.
Business men will do well to patronize Mr.
Kephart, and his noble company [21 3w
THE DKS MOISKS BULLETIN offers a
Christmas or New Year gift to every boy
and girl, under fifteen, who will obtaiu one
or more subscribers for the BILLKTIN be
fore New Year.
The BULLETIN is a large thirty-two col
umn newspaper. Is published" every Satur
day, and is given to every subscriber at the
lowest club rate of $1 a year.
Boys and Girls, here is a chance for a
Christmas gift. The BULLETIN is the cheap
est newspaper in Iowa. It will be easy to
get subscribers for it. Address your letters
to Orwig & Co., Publishers, Des Moines,
Iowa. 23-4w
WHEN ADAM delved and Eve span, dis
ease was unknown but since that time tbe
race has degenerated and at the present time
mankind is afflicted with many diseases, yet
if people would take a medicine upon the
first symtoms of disease which would pass
direct to the afflicted parts
and restore healthy
action thereto, they would greatly prolong
their lives. We believe Dr. Judson's Moun
tain Herb Pills to be the best and most
Universal of Medicines, they should be used
in Liver Complaint. Female Irregularities,
Billions Disorders, Dispepsia, &c. Use the
Mountain Ilerb Pill-, and by a fair trial
convince yourself of their efficacy. Sold
all dealers.
Hesry Swartxel,
O Newell,
W Tallcy,
Samuel Cuskey,
McGowen,
S Penrsall,
II Murkham,
lavid (iathrie,
Thomas Digg ns,
W E.Idic,
Duniap,
Singer,
1M
1500
500
John Merrill,
James Bcdinger,
EW Hastings,-Drug'at
A Crooks,
Curtis Morgan,
Neidy,
I Hastings,
Mart Kuhn,
Chas E Kent,
This is to certify, that' T, George Rice, of
Quasqucton, Iowa, have beea troubled with
pain in tbe Breast and Lungs for some time,
and oould not get anything to help me until I
was induced to try Dr. BodeU's Challenge Lin
iment. which entirely cured me with three ap
plications. I ean reoommend it to the public
as being one of the best medicines for man
beast in use. I have known Dr. Bodell for
several years, and ean recommend hita as a
skillful Veterinary Surgeon.
3000
200
GEORGE RICE.
This is to certify that I, Wiu. Manson, of
Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa, have had
a sore on my leg for some time, and havo tried
all the physicians to get cured, but failed until
tried Dr. Bodeli's All Healing Ointment,
which cured it up sound and well. I think it
is the best ointment for man or beast I ever
saw. WM. MANSON.
This is to certify that I, John Canedy, cf
Winthrop, Buchanan County, Iowa, had my
feet frozen the winter of 18fiS-69 until they
were perfectly black, and by using Dr. Bodeli's
All Healing Ointment have eured tbem. I have
known it used in a number of cases with suc
cess. JOHN CANEDY.
I, Edward Mosier, have used Dr. Bodel 's
All Healing Ointment, and would not bo with
out it at twice its cost. E. MOSIER.
We, the undersigned, are personally ac
quainted with the above named oitisens of
Buchanan Co., Iowa, and they are among th9
best men in the County.
JED LAKE.
H. CAMPBELL. Asst. Assessor.
H, B. OLDER, ex-Co. Treasurer.
A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
to. L. SMITH. Clerk D. C.
EDWARD BREWER, cx-Cl'k D. C.
25-tf] JOHN HOLLETT, Recorder.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE
is hereby given that all persons
interoeted, that on the ty of No
vember, A. D. 1S69, tho underpinned was ap
pointed by the Circuit Court of Buchanan Co.,
I 'wa, Administrator of the Estate of John
Stoneman, deceased, late of said County. All
persons indebted to said Estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those haviug
claims against the same wfll present them le
gally authenticated to said Court for allowance.
SAMUEL BRADEN, Adm'r.
Dated November 13, 1S69. 25-4w
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BYunder
virtue of an Execution issued out of, aod
tho Seal of (ho District Court o
Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor of Johu 11.
Palmer, and against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenements of J. A. Boganlis, I have
levied upon the following dc&cribed property,
to-wit:
The South-west quarter of the South-west
quarter of Section Fourteen, Township Eighty
seven Range Eight, in Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Which property, as above described, I wi I
sell at Pubic Auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Sheriff's office, in the City of Independence,
Iowa, on Saturday, Janunry 15th, 1S70, at 2
P. M., to satisfy said Execution and cost*.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Independence, 1
$7.50] Nov. yth, 1869. 25-1
w
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BVunder
virtue of an Executitn issued ontof, and
the Seal of the Circuit Court, of
Buchanan County, l-.wa, in favor of A. R.
Lo«mi*, and against the lands and tenements
of Catherine Fanning and John Fanniug, I
have levied upon the following described mort
gaged property, to-wit:
Tbe North-east quarter of the South-wwt
quarter of Section Two, Township Eighiy
fleven. Range Seven, west of the 5th P« M.
Which property, as above described, I will
sell at Public Auction, to tho highest bidder, at
the Sheriff's Office, in the City of Indepen
dence, Iowa, on Saturday, January 15th, 1870,
at 2 o'clock P. M., to satisfy said Execution
and cost3.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
SherifTs Office, Independence, I
$7,501 Dec. 14th, lSf-0. 25-4w
SHERIFF S SALE.
BYunder
v'rtuo of an Execution issued out of, and
the Seal of the Circuit Court of Bu
chanan County, Iowa, in favor of J. N. Hill,
and sgaiiH- »he lands and tenements of John
Fanning I have levied upon the following des
cribed mo1.** ^vged property, to-wit
The E.:t half of the West half of tho South
west quarter of Section Two, in Township
Ei^hty-scvco North of Range Seven, west, in
Buirhaiirn County, Iow:t.
Which o»»erty, as above described, I will
seH at PF.» Auction, to tho highest bidder, at
ihe She JTs Office, in the City ol Independence,
Iowa ou Saturday, January 15th, 1^70, at 2
o'clock P. Al. to satisfy said Execution aod
CObtS.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Independence,
$7.50] 14th, 1809. 25-4w
SllEKIFF'S SALE.
BYunder
ORVIS A. MASON.
Pickwick, Winona Co., Miaa...
virtue of an Execution issued out of, •lid
tho Seal of the Circuit Court of
Bnchanan County, Iowa, in favor ol Newman,
Chatuberlin & Co., and against the lands and
tenements of Andrew Lawrence, I havo levied
upon the following described mortgaged prop
erty, to wit:
Lot Five in Block Eight, in the village of
Littleton, in Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property, as above described, I will
(•ell at Public Auction, to the bight st bidder,
at the door ot the Sheriff's office, in the City ot
Independence, Iowa, on Saturday, January
15th, 1S70, at 2 o'clock P. M., to satisfy «aid
Execution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Independence,
$7.60] December 10,1860. 25-4w
Sheriff's Sale.
Bmid
Y virtue of an Kxi'culion issued out of,
und-r
the Seal of tlic Circuit Court of
Huclinnan Cuunly, Iowa, in fiivor of Klizn
Kvett, and against the hinds ami tune
int nts of Casper J. Reed, I have levied upon
the following described mortgaged property,
to-wit:
The south-east quarter of the north-east
quarter of section seventeen, in Township
ninety, north of range uiue, west, in Buchan
an CoUHty, Iowa.
Which property, as alxive described,I will
sell nt Public Auction, lo the highest, bidder,
at the Sheriff's ottic!, in the City of Indepen
dence, lowo, on Sfitui'dny, January l.rth,
1870, at 2 o'clock P. M-, to satisfy said Exe
cution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
MILLINER^
And Ladies'
FURNISHING GOODS.
MRS. A. BLOOD
Is now receiving at her New Store,
IN WILCOX' BLOCK,
Large Additions to her Stock of
Millinery Goods,
Comprising tho
LATEST ST~5rUE13
And Patterns in
BONNETS.
IIATS,
TRIMMINGS, &€.,
Which she will take pleasure In showing to
those who may favor her with a call.
Mrs. Blood would also invite Special
Attention to her large stock of
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Iu All Cases*
21-tf
Prepare for Winter.
TIIK
pul.lie is informed that MRS. RICH
ARD SWEET, of Waterloo, is prepared
to Manufacture and Repair LADIES' MUFFS,
GENTS' COLLARS, GLOVES, AC., 40.
To All Whom It May Concern.
ALL
person* indebted to mo are requested
to cull and settle at ouce, as my business
rtiimres prompt settlement.
IS-tf N. BURR.
LORlLLARD'S 'EUREKA'
Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article of
granulated Virginia.
—Wherever introduced it Is universally ad
mired.
-It is pot op in handsome muslin bags, in
which orders fur Meerschaum l'ipes are daily
packed.
LORlLLARD'S "YACHT CLUB"
Smoking Tobacco has no superior being deni
cotinized, it canuot injure nerveless constitu
tions, or peoplo of sedentary habits,
—It is produced from selectiors of the finest
stock, and prepared by a patented and original
manner.
It is very aromatic, mild, nnd light in
weight—hence it will last much longer than
others: nor does it burn or sMng the tongue,or
leave a disagreeable after-taste.
—Orders tor genuine, elegantly carved Meer
schaum Pipes, .silver mounted, and packed in
neat leather poeket cases, are placed in the
Yacht Club brand daily.
LORlLLARD'S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
—This brand of Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere.
It i^, without doubt, the best chewing tobac
co in the country.
LORlLLARD'S SNUFFS
Have been in general use in the United States
over 110 years, and still acknowledged "the
best" wherever used.
—If your storekeeper does not have these
article* for sale, ask him to get them.
—They are bold by respectable jobbers al
most everywhere.
—Circulars mailed OP application.
P. LORILLAKD St COM
24-12w New York.
00K AGENTS WANTED FOR
STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
W.itten by Himself. In One Large Octavo
Volume—Nearly S00 Page*—Printed in Eng
lish and ftermnn. o'\ Klegant Full Page En
gravings. It embrace* Forty Years* Recollec
tions of nis I?usy Life, a* a Merchant, Manager,
Ranker, Lecturer, aud Showman. No book
puhli.^liert 50 ncccpr tiile to all cia.«.«e?. Kwry
one wantft it. Agent* average from 00 to 100
subscribers week. We offer extra terms, and
pay freight West. Illutrated Catalogue and
Terms to Agents sent free.
J. li. Bl'lUl & CO., Publishers,
21 -Sw] Hartford. Conn.
CD
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
SHEETINGS,
6 Sf If ($
TO THE WORKING CLASS.—M'e are now
prepared to itirnUh all classes with constant
employment at home, the whole of the time or
for the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from o0c to $5 per evening, and a propor
tional sum by devoting their whole time to the
business. Roys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who sec this notice may send
their address, and test the business, we make
this unparalleled ofler: To those not well
satisfied, we will send $1 to pay for the trouble
of writing. Full particulars, a valuable sam
ple. which will do to commence work on, and a
copy of The People'* Literary Companion—one
of the largest and best family newspapers pub
lished—ail sent free by mail. Reader, if you
want permanent, profitable work, address E.
C. ALLEN A CO., Augusta, Maine. 21-13w
Great Distribution
lly tbe metropolitan Gilt Co.
CASH GIFTS AMOUNTING TO $500,000.
Ejerr Tickvt Draws Plilf.
5 Gash Gifts, each $20,000
10 10,000
20 .%000
40 1.000
200
300
oO Elegant Rosewood Plaftoi, eaeh
$300 io
75 Mclodeons, 75 to mu
!!f0 Sewing Machines, each 00 to 175
500 Gohl Washes, 75 to 300
Cash Prize*, Silverware, Ac., valued $1,000,000
A'chnnco to draw any of tho above Prizes
for 1!5 c'nts. Tickets deforcing Prizes are
nenled in Knvelnpesi nnd well mixed. On re
ceipt of 25c a Seated Ticket is drawn, without
choice, and sent hy mail to any address. The
piizc named upon it will he delivcrod to the
ticket holder on payment of Our l)dlar. Prizes
ore immediately sent to any addrct$*by express
or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before you
pay for it. Any Prize exchanged /or another
of the tame vahir. No Hlanks. Our patrons
can depend on fair dealing.
RKKEitENcrs.—We select ihe following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes,
and kindly permitted us to ptfWfrklhein: An
drew J. Burns, Chicago, $10,000 Mtes Clara
S. Walker. Baltimore, Piano, $S00 James M.
Mathews, Detroit. $5,000 John T. Andrews,
Savannah, $5,000 Miss A^nes Siuimons,
Charleston, Piano, $000. We publish no names
without permission.
OPINIONS OK THE PRESS.—"The firm is relia
ble, and deserve their success."—Weekly Tri
bune, May 8. "We know them to be a f»ir
dealing firm."—N* V. Iferutd, May 2S. #A
friend of ours drew a $500 prize, which was
promptly received."—Daily Xrw*t June 8.
Send for Circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Kvery pack
age of Sealed Envelopes contains ONK CASH'
GIFT. Six Tickets for $1 l.'i for $2 3.Y for
$5:110 for $!5. All letters should be address-
L°
Sheriff's Office, I ndependence, 1
$7.50] Dec. 13, 1869 25-4 ir
CHAPPED
HANDS AND FACE, SOKE
LIPS. AC., cured at once by tho use of
liegeman's Camphor Icc with (ilyrcrinc,
keeps tho hands soft in the coldest weather.
See that yiu get the genuine. Sold by lrn
gists. Pricc, 25 ccnU per box sent by mail
for 30 cents.
11EQEMAN A CO.. New York.
24-4w P. O- Box 222S.
I was oared of Deafness and Catarrh by a
simple remedy, and will send the rercipt free.
MltS. M. C. LEG U ET T,
SMrw Hobokan, N. J.
irtvyp in —now made in 10 hours without
VIllLlfAn. drags. For Circulars, address
L. SAGE Vinegar Works, Cromwell, Catia.
S4-8w
12}
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10(g) 15
fioo A MOUTH SAt.AUY
PA ID for Agents, male nn«l female business
prrmanitHt. Enolose stamp. Van Allen &
Co., 171 Broadwaj, Y. 2Mw
10
T2J
12
12!
15(a25
»2b(r$M
40^50
15(rt)20
40
l.- (*,:',
IAM35
18(3)40
AGENTS WASTED.-
*ost invtfptlffn out
—tho Mew Self-adjusting Guides, for cutting
perfcet fitting Pants, Roundabouts, and Ladies'
Dresses. Jndispensible in every household.
Address RAMKtiY SUOXT, Pittsburgh, Pa.
24 -4w
Sets
IIAKI'F.R, WII,SOJF Sc CO.,
21 12w] 11)3 Brondwwy, New York*
A. F. & A. IW.
Regular Ciiiimunication« Independence
I,
oil CO, No. 87, n the first Wedtieadu/ in or
before full moon, in each month.
C. M. DURHAM, W. M.
D- L. SMITH, Pce'y.
Regular Convocations of Aholiab Chapter,
No. 2f, on the first Thursday, on or after fal
moon, in each month.
W. \V. EST A BROOK, H. P.
4 OBORSR WAR»K. Sce'y.
NOTICES.
WHEREAS
my wire, Eliiabcth Hujt, has
left my hod and board without my con
oonsent. No* this U to notify nil persons not
to trust her on my accouut. as I will pry no
debts of her contracting after this date,
d, EDWARD RUST.
Pccembor 1st, 18«9. 2.1.3*
NEW STAGE LINE!
INDEPENDENCE & VINTON
Trunning
IIK undersigned desire to iafora the trav
eling public, that tliey have commenced
the of a
Tri-Weckly Line of Ma?M
between Independence «nd Vinton Ha Bran
don. Comfortable t\*«-hirsc llitck* will lcav*
Independence on Tue*do,ys, Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock 1*. M., mid returning1
inavo Vinton on Mondays, Wednesdays and
FLANNELS of all colors,
FAI'EK CUFFS & COLLARS,
figVELTT
I!uv the Xovelty Wringer, or at least
take it on triril with i",y or .ihcrs, and keep
the BEST. Fur Sate. Knryirh're.
N. 11. lMlKl.t'S Si CO.,
Gen. Ag'ts, 17 Cortlaudt St., N. Y.
lS-2m
N. BUBS,
Dealer in all kinds of
AG1K11LTHAL
igpnt
Celebrated Dodge and Kirby
REAPERS & MOWERS
Beaver Dam
SEEDER and CULTIVATOR,
The Great
American Sifter
Tke nost practical FANNING MILL in l'*c
Call at the Old Stand on Chat
ham Sreet., before purchas
ing elsewhere.
FOR A
fiOOD ASSORTMENT
OF
11,11111 HIllll IMPLEMENTS,
GO TO
J. O. M'GOWEN,
BOWLEY & ORCUTT'S
S O E
Is Ibe Guide to Ilic Citizens of Bnchanan Coiinty
WE DAVE NOW IN STORE
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER IMPORTED IN THE WEST!
IN DRY GOODS
We have all the Novelties.
Drfss Goods, Silks, Frish P«p!hs«, Parr.ales, !Iaspn fe!qufi#
Grenadines in fron Frame and all olh?r qualifies in Blirk nnd \Y!iis.
A beautiful line of Lawns and French Organdies, A nice lino of Mourning Goods for Geiis and Laditfi
Al! grades cf Paisley and other Shaw's, and Lace Points.
In Clotliing:
W« have a very Large Stock—from tin* Finest down to tlic Lowest Gnules—At Prices that Defy all €3itnpstitioft.
tf} B0&7S MQ SHOES
Our Stock is now complete with tlie Host Work, in IVg^er] ami Sewed.
HATS AND CAPS in Every Style. We have lately added a nice line of
GROCERIES which we are selling Very Cheap.
THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Is carried on bjr one of the best Cutters that eould be pioci.red in tlie country, with as trim a UM CLOTH®,
DOESKINS, IJROADCLuTIIS. CASSIMERE.S, fcc as you ever saw.
WEDDING SUITS GOT UP OX SHORT NOTICE.
We Warrant All our Work or No Sale.
Casb. Paid fOr Butter I
CASH! CASH!! CA:
To All Whom it May Concern!
KNOW YE, THAT
Is Selling Goods on a Strictly CASH Basis
Consequently he can sell Goods from TEN to TWENTY per cent, less than those who sell on Cietftt.
Therefore he asks all who pay Cash on delivery of Goods to call and Examime hia Slock, and get bis prices fi
keeps a General Stock, consisting of the
At Chicago Wholesale Prices, Freight added.
DOVOT FORGET THE PLACE,
Latest Styles of Dress Goods,
BUTTONS, PRINTS,
BLEACHED MUSLINS, WHITE GOODS of all kinds.
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
PARASOLS, FANS,
HATS & CAPS, LADIES' SHOES & GAITERS,
HOOP SKIRTS & BALMORAL SKIRTS,
A Beautiful Assortment of FANCY CAPS. lOTTOMDES, all grades and prices*
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
Ready-Mad© clottLins:.
A
YJ:RY CHOICE STOCK OF
TT-A.JSTCY GROCERIES,
BIBDEMj'S store.
Be sure and Call before purchasing elsewhere, and get my prices.
Remember the place up street, Nearlg Opposite the Post Office.
CHICAGO,
IMPLEMENTS
Threshing Machines,
Reapers,
Mowers,
500
100
Wagons,
Seeds, etc.
J. P.
RT. BIT It It.
Indcf»»dmo«, Oet. J», 186?. iS-tf
Wiullirop
To All Whom It May Concern*
Ihnvo
rented the Store next west of the l'i?t
Officc for a Shop, where I propose keeping
u live worktmin always ready for nil kinds ot
Ituilding or Siua.Il JuMiing. 1 wil! .aUo en
deavor to keep up with the demand for
Terry's I'nrivalled
Farmers and others contemplating building
early next season, will do well to give us a call.
D. S. l'AUK.
Independence, Nov. 24, '09. 22-3in
Dress Making.
THE
undersigned ate now prepared to do
first class 1'ress Making, Shirt Making,
l'lnin Sewing and Machine Stitching.
One Door Eul of the Old Presbyterian
.3*1 w
mien LUCK.
KITTKEDGE'S
ICE-ckeam
Washing Machines,
(which please call and examine alto tho la
test nnd beit
Weather-strip, for making Doort wind and
weather proof.
I nl-'o keep an assortment of Mouldings for
builders, nnd will furnish extra sizes of Sash
Doors and lilind«. All work warranted to give
satisfaction. A sliaro of patronage solicited.
Wilcox' New Block.
ALL THE LATEST PAPERS,
Popular Mngazinea and Periodicals,' may
be found at our counter.
A lull Stock ol
TOYS, CONFECTION IRY, GREEK
AND DKIE1) Flll ilS,
Cutlery and Stationer).
Please Give us aL'all. J-II
NEW MUSIC
A
Waggoner & Co's.
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IFt. IFLiddoll-
FINE WATCilES AX» TIME
GILES BRO.
NEC.
& CO.,
ILLIIs OIS,
Offer the largest and most carefully selected assortment of Amer
ican and Swiss Watches, French Clocks, Silver Ware, and Jewel
ry for Wedding and Holiday Presents, to be foun tiio West.
Manufacturing ourselves, and through
our New York and Geneva Ileuses, wo
have the advantage of ottering the newest
patterns and at the lowest prices of any house in the trad ?. It
will be for the advantage of those about purchasing, to compare
our priccs with other manufacturers in Chicago and New York.
GILES BRO. & CO.,
Agents for Roger Smith & Co.'s unrivaled Plated Ware. (24-6®
CHEAT PREPARATIONS
MAKING AT THE
BAZAAR.
FOR THE HOLIDA1'
r$i'
C. I HEllfL
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R6oMS Commission
—ANT—
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Store
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