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BELLEVUE GAZETTE.
TIIl'HSDAV, IT.MvUAUV IS), is.-,?.
HATES OF AI)Yi:ims!NJ.
Square (1J lines or less) 1st i us-'it in -.
F.ach siihscipicnt iuscr'inn
One arpiaro, one month
" three, months
' " six "
" " o.iP yeir
ftiishics cards (ti li:r s or loir) I yc?r
One colimin, one y c ;i r
One-half column, one year
" fourth " " ' "
" eighth " " "
" column, six months
half column, six months
" fourth '
eighth " " "
column, three months
half eolntnn, three months
fourth " "
h eighth w " u
Announcing candidates for office
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For eighth sheet hills, per 1(H) $3 00
For quarter " " " 4 00
For half " " " 8 Oil
For whole " " " " il oo
For colored paprr.hair sheet. per KM!.. r on
For blanks, per quire, first quire 'J 00
F.ech 8iihseiient quire 1 00
Cards, per park 1 50
r.acn subsequent pack 1 oo
For Hall Tickets, fancy paper per hun'd (' 00
"Fach subsequent hundred 4 00
Persons having any law business to transact
with the firm of llowr.y &, SrititKr.ANn, for
the next sixty days, will please wait upon C.
T. Hoi.i.oway, F.sq., who will give th"iu any
advice or legal assistance required.
ROW FN k ST RICK LA XI).
ivotic r..
Letters directed to me wilhiii the next sixty
days, v i 1 1 reach me sooiiest nt Albion, Or
Wns county, X. Y.
S. A. STRICKLAND.
XlTKIi.
mm: co-TnTXFitsnip heretofore eX-
JL isting under the name ami firm of SA R I'V
& KIN X !. Y, i i this da v diss lived hymn'tial
consent, L. II. K1XXKY having purchased
out. the entire interest or P. A. SARPY. Will
settle all claims that he has contracted for
the benefit of said firm, and nil rliims due
said firm nro to be paid to no one except the
undersigned. L. Ii. KIN XL Y.
Inforiiiatioii Wanted.
Who gave a certain Dutchman a hnit of
clothes? nnd for what dkl he got them ?
ltailroail ytvvt inp.
Pursuant to a former notice given, the
citizens of ll.'llevuo nii'l vicinity met at
the Kellevue Iloiise on Saturday evening:,
the 14th, and on motion of Hon. S, A.
Strickland, lion. Jaa. S. Allan was called
to the Chair, and J. P. Kot lectcd Sec
retary. On motion, Jas. S. Allan was excused,
and A. Lock woo J called to the Chair,
after which, Mr. Alian Mated the olject
of the meeting, which was to enter into
arrangements and consult as to the hest
policy to secure the western terminus of
the Ilurlington and Missouri River Rail
road at a point opposite the city of lklle
vne. The meeting was then ahly addressed
, ly Mesr. Allan, Strickland, Ilolloway,
Beech, Gvvyre, Lock wood, Town and
others, after which, on motion of II. T.
Clarke, amended by Strickland and
(jwyre, a Railroad Committee of five
was appointed I y the Chair to solicit Mib
tcnplions, confer Railroad Com
panies, call meetings, and attend to Rail
road matters in general. The Chair then
appointed Hon. Ja S. Allan, on part of
the Mis;ion, J. J. Town, on jart of the
Old Town Company, and II. T. Clarke,
Hon. C. T. Ilolloway and Win. I). Rovvles
on part of the citueias.
On motion of II. T. Clarke, the meet
ing adjourned, sine. die.
A. LOCKVYOOI), CiiAiiiMA.
J. P. Kost, Stcrelary.
In her life of George Washing
ton, just publislied, Mrs. KitklanJ gives
us a little closer view of that blalely My,
Mrs. Martha Washington, than other wri
ters have done :
"If we were to give our private opin
ion," says Mrs. Kirkland, "we should
say that Mrs. Martha Curtis Washington,
with her large fortuna, her strong domes
tic tastes and affections and dutiful com
mon sense character, exercised her full
share of influence over the Commander-in-chief
of the armies of the United States
of America. She had a very decided way
of speaking, and as she never ineddlt.il in
public affairs, we can easily imagine the
General letting her have her own way in
pretty much everything tl.se. A guest at
Mount Vernon happened to sleep in a
room adjoining that occupied by the Pres
ident anJ his lady. Late in the evening,
when people had retired to their various
chambers, he heard iho lady delivering a
Vt'ry animuted lecture to h r lord and mas
ter upon soul! thing which he had done,
that she thought ought to lc done diller
ently. To all this ho listened m the pro
roundest silence, and when she, too, was
Silent, he Oliened his lliu mid snul.p. noiv
'ou
1 I ' - I I '
blc'C n to Vim mv ili iir' Tlnj nn.x.
...T -. ... . ... i .-
uiite of the crat mini in his niht-cap is
'P'tte charai (eristic of him, but it isetjually
s' of most lords and masters, who, we iui
ngine, all receive rurtuiti lectures ns Mr.
Caudle and Wa.-,hinjton did, in profound
silence. I'xperience, probably, teaches
hem that is the better way.
m tttitir.ii.
Oil Th li!ty, t!i 1 -! Ii i::sl., hv the , . '
Win. H.imilt.in, ,1()IIN S. S V N DFRSt t. o'
l.im i'. r (',.. N. T t Miss ,i )S'P N F. :
M. KO'il'.M'l.r ll, .-vne. ;
May li.iiin--t he ever theirs,
With no dirk stormv to clou. I tin ir morrow, !
May (ill In' p-are l endless love,
Atnl sinihg iintrnd of tears ami sorrow.
Il.v.vever mill h John may liavo roved
heretofore, it is fit i r to pre.siitne that In
ii nt l .-t Konxriii ii.
Written for the Ibdlevne tiiette.
Marnier Xol.
Oh! slander nut your neighbor,
Altho i-h they say ami d.i
Things that to yo i lo.ik very s'r lne
Xo matter, let it a;.i j
' Tis n '! f.ir yn i t i j i le them,
Fur ti.i.l will jndi;e us all.
Let (hem live in peace and happiness,
And do not eause their fall.
Oh! slander not the aed one,
Fas! journeying; to the prave.
To brins dbrrraoe ou his pray hairs,
De'.fer lend thine aid to save
Him from the wily slanderer's tongue,
And let him live in peace
I'ntil his work on earth is do ie,
And life within him cease.
Oil! slam! er not th it fair youni; iil.
She has euouuh to boar,
Wilhoat vile slander's wilh'riuj c.irse
To break her heart with rare ;
Oh ! raiae the drooping stiiri's.
Cheer up the orphan's heart,
And do not pr.ibe aTresh the wo amis
To cause another smart.
ADA.
Ilcadi of Marshal Ilailetzkj.
The oldest military chieftain of diMiuc
tion in tin; world has just died in Italy.
Count Joseph Radell,y, Commander of
tie? Austrian Army in Italy, was born nt
Trebniiz, in Dohemia, in 1 ((, and was
thus over ninety years of age. His mili
tary life began in 17M, when he wasnp
pointcd a cadet in a cavalry regiment, anil
he has taken part in every war in which
Austria has been engaged, from that time
wine present, it" ngurcd under the
Archduke Charles in all his battles with
Napoleon. His commission as Major Gen
eral dates from the year 1S01, fifty-six
years ago. In ISO! t, after the battle of
Lrlingen, in winch he dislin'ruishetrtiiui
self, he was appointed field-marshal lieu
tenant and cliict of a regiment of lr.issars.
He has held successively the governorship
of Ofen, of Olmutz, and of Leinberg,
and in 1822 he was appointed comman
der general of the Lombardo-Venetian
kingdom. '
When the troubles of 1913 broke out
in Europe, the scenes nt Milan were par
ticularly violent, and Radetzky outlined
more lKtoriety than glory by his exces
sively severe measures in suppressing the
republican movement.. Although then
over eighty years of ago, he acted with
the vigor and energy of youth. The cam
paign of ISIS, against Charles Albert,
was carried on with great skill, and finally
the Atistrians overcame the Sardinians tit
Olengo. o.i the "21 of March, 1ST.), and
Radetzky had the satisfaction of announ
cing their retreat. Charles Albert then
abdicated, and his successor, the present
lung, icior-I.manuel, was compelled to
make terms dictated by the Marshal, and
highly advantageous to Austria. Since
that campaign Radetzky has received hon
ors and rewards without stint, from the
Au.-trian monarch. Helms, until within
a year, been able to ride and engage in
active pursuits. I'ut latterly lie has been
unfitted for this and s 'Idotn appeared
abroad except in his carriage. During
the recent visit of the 1'mperor Francis
Joseph to his Italian dominions, he went
out of his way to pay his respects to the
old veteran who bad done so much to sus
tain him. Radetzky was a rigid military
disciplinarian and yeildcd a blind obedi
ence to his sovereign. No ono was less
merciful than he, and with nil hisloyality
and his talent, he had but few of the vir
tues tliat can make his memory dear to
freemen.
The Head of IS5U.
In the long catalogue of those wlio have
died during the past year, we find many
eminent nnd well known names of our
countrymen, among them John M. Uer
rien and Ex-Guv. Troupe, of Georgia ;
Rev. John O. Choules, I). 1).. of Rhode
Island ; Ex-Gov. Walker, of Louisiana ;
Com. Charles Morris; Coin. Dulany;
Joseph W. Eields, author and actor;
Caroline Lee Hcntz and husband, of
Florida ; Com. Joel Abbott ; Surgeon W.
P. C. IJarton; Lieut. Charles G. Hunter;
Major Robert 15. Harney; Com. David
Conner; Com. MiKeever; Commander
George Adams; Robert L. Stevens;
Ogden HiuTman; Percival, the Poet ; Dr.
John C. W arren, of lloston; Ex-Senator
Dawson, of Ga.; lion John M. Niles;
(Jen. Memuran Hunt, of Texas; Edward
Curtis, of New York; Hon. John G.
Chapman, of Md.; Copt, Patrick Hays;
Lorenzo U. Sheperd ; Dr. Rranch ; T.
Archer: George Steers; Hon. Samuel
Hoar; Elizabeth J. Fames; Hon. John
M. Clayton; Gen. James llankhead ;
Gen. John II. Eaton ; Samuel Swnrtvvout;
Rufus Welh; Hon. John H. Aycriirsr. of
N. J.; Robert May wood, Seth Sprague,
and many, many others.
BELLEVUE MARKETS.
rOHBl-.CTF.D Wr.KKLV t'OH T(IF. CVXKTTK.
SiipFbmrs.ick $ i 00 It utter. V"' f(
Wheat, per bu di. 1 Oil Shoulder, tin J )
Com, do 1 00 Hams, d 1 la
Oat do 7a Lard, do J
Po'atoe d.i t 00 F.ggs, per 1I07. M;l
Di ied Peaches, do 7a Salt, per sack 5 m
Apples, do 3 (Hi Hay, per ton 5 00
DKLLEVI'l' JKHJSK.
riir. I'lioi'Rir.rtut of tiii: aiioyf.
LARGE AMD POPULAR
H O
T IE B
OFFERS E F.liY
tho Public, and will render
To
iss:ii Ol s atti:tio
To t':c w,ii,h of HIS CfHSTS.
.1. T. ALLF.X.
r.elleviie, (VI. 21, IS.'Hi. 1-tr
n i; V S T () 1.1 K .
SEATON & ROWLES.
33ollo-VlTO, PsT. rX.
II V I (J rem iv e l i ilo oar I utre new store,
oil .Main street, we are mow enabled to oiler to
(lie t liizeil oi lin.ii.n rii'Mi' one (, ;jtc
Largest, Cheap, aa I b.-.,t S!ecti'.l Stock .r
(oods. ever ope:n d in this t i'v. t o aaisl ini; in
pari ol
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Queenswave,
Stovewarc,
Hardvare,
Clothinj,
Boota,
Shoes,
Hats & Caps,
Woodcnware,
Provisions, &c
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to tia, we earnestly iiolicit its
continnanee, feeling couli lent that the piality
and uiee of oar fr i.id i, cannot Tail to please
SKATOX ,. ROWLFS.
r.elleviie, Oel. '.!, I sr,ti. 1 . r
i!i:.To. iioi si:.
(Jforgc JemiiiiKs, I'lopi i lor.
TIMS House is situated in the pleisantest
part or Uellevue, in a henntil'ul and healthy
location and commands a view of cumin-
which for beauty cannot be .excelled i.i thi t
Territory. It is filled up in (he liest manner,
and no pains will be spared to make nil who
may favor hiai wi'h their pal ronare, feel at
noni".
HIS TABLE.
ill always he supplied with all the delicacies
the market allbrds.
Attached to this Hotel h an excellent
STABLE,
which we shall always have a'.tcnd '.l by com
petent and failbrul Ostlers.
Ihdlirvue, (Vt. 23, lyi. 1-lf .
NEW ARRIVALS AT THE
I HI'. Subscriber respectfully invites th" at
tention of purchasers, to his l.trvreand .splendid
stock of floods, consist ini; of
drv coops, GRorrntiF.s,
II Alt DWARF, HATS,
ROOTS, CAPS,
siroFs. TouArro.
I'ATF.XT MF.nrriXFS, &.C.. ."tc.
All of which he warrants of t.h" best descrip
tion, and ItniitaV expressly for this market.
He has also a well selected s'ock of
RKADY-MADK
OXjOTXIIKTGr,
Made after the LATI'.ST FASIMOX-!, of the
HF.ST .M AT I'. HI ALS, nM bv FXPFRf
FNCFI) WORKMF.X. all of which he sell
C1IKAP FOR CASH.
JOIIX CHA.'i;:.
Uellevue, Oct. 23, l.S.V.. 1-lf
BELLEVUE
BOOt L3 SIlOO
S T 0 It 5 .
r M. IIARTAV, would respectfully r-'t
tlutiy r-'bi
ft , in!
irci the inli.ibitaiils of I
and vicinity, that be h is eouun
to Manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of all descriptions, from the finest finish to
the eosrs! make. Kmpluvi ii' none but the
best workman, be will be aide to warrant nil
work done nt his establishment.
' V1 The highest cash piien paid. In trade,
for all descriptions of RAW HIDFS.
ltellevue, Oct. HO, l-Cei. o-tf
IASOsi M'.WTHI).
YrAXTFD IMMF.niATI'.LY, by the sh-
T scrilK-r 111 liellevue, SIX GOOD
)D M V. i
SONS, to whom GOOD WAt.FS, nml COX -
SI'AXT i:mployme;.t, will be given.
M.SIIAW.
ieiit'v.,e, uri. 2.1, i an. i-tr i
, T , - !
GLEN WOOD HOTEL.
Glcnwoo , Iowa. j
TTAYING recently b-ased this vve!-k;inwn '
XL Hotel lor a number ..f ye us. ami fitted '
it up in a superior n' y!e, the" r in; actor ll.it.
ters himself ili tt th pa'roua:- ' he heretofore
received from his fiiends and th public in
general will now be extended. My ta! le is
furnished wi 'i Hie choicest, delicacies of the
season. A Ijoii.iug th"
III. I ie i
ft'
. vs
stables, and good
isn
be in
IS W:.l
attenit nice.
Come on, ye tti.it h ing T .-:.! '.Tist f,.r th
goo 1 of this world, a.-.d von will nl.vavi timi
Jesse on band to mi ister o yo t wa
'i:ssi: a. i'aixtf.i.
no S-.lin.
Jtvv viii) Tavi.oii, in a it'i i;it l.-ttrr to
tlio New Voi li Trihttite, nJv ica travtli-rj
in I'uropu to iritike ncrpiaiiitanrcs iiniungr
the natives of tho country you visit ruthcr
tlian aiimiio; oilp-r tr-iveli-iv. ll ay that
nf the l'.no'.i.h oik? meets in Svvitorluti l
fur instance, ttt;-t.-iir!i may r.jv? nive-
uooT u. ijoniinuii' . i in ,,.1. : .iinL'iitui.s ami
Frencli one-fourth, and of tho (iennanj
one-half.
In leu'anl to t!.:
i- , . , ,. .
I" .itenos l of l.ii'jli.-h 1
nuu Aineru'nn lailp's iv, enKipar
d
svitll
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UIOSC Ol till- t Uillllll'lll IK! IlilS liie IllIIOW-
I
inS: '(;oi.,trt!ovvn.hevi,!Ieyc'f.h,Aar,L.
I ,aw approach , a (ierman (
man and lady, t.dlowe lnta hu!i (h-tanar ' th
ly ou l.iio!ih ivirtv. I 1-owe.l to the for -
mcr, and wa-s repaid l y a ra ly and jr ra
tions acl.ti'iw !"!.' in u t. I tlfii npt'ati'il
the i r
i In t;u
.i ii
V .1,1
I
lihe:ati!y
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Wi'h a
I to f l l'
iv Rri'i-h
sr. mkv ,.nu:!Misi:ii:Ms.
P. A. SARPY,
WholoH tlo &; Kctuil ;Meivhiint,
tllltM.K OK .MMS AMI tiMlltiOllV l I Kit. IK,
SI ..M RY, IOW A.
H VS jimt received and novv'has for sale, n
liirije iissortineut of selected merchandise
adapted to the wants of all in this new and
thriving community, which be can si II use heap
as can be oll. i , . I eis.'vvhia e so hii;h upon the
Missouri river. His joods have been selected
by Hin experienced purchaser, with special
reference to (lie circumstances and wants or
nil classes of settlers in a new country. La
ities end s;eiit lenieii, 'chil lien and youth, ail
can b supplied. Cull and see for yourselves.
His slock consists oT the follow ill"', amoui; n
(Treat many oilier articles he cannot now tnu
ineiate : Anion;; his
May be found Woolen and Satinet Cloths,
Cassinels, 'tweeds, Cashmeres, Linseys,
Fl.iiou l, lied, While, (,i ay and lllue, Caspian
I'l l ids. Col Ion ( iooils, Slieel im;s and Sb ii I nil's,
Kleaclied and t'nble.lcbeil, l;lie nnd White,
llnllines Osnabni.;, Red-Tick iiiL'. Hickory
Checks, .c, c.
l ancy (.ootN.
Abc,lu::ful asaoiliuent oT fancy piiutsof
every ariely of st e and pattern, ( ! t iiIi.i in s.
Lawns, Figured Alp icca, leiiuba.ines, lloiu
biiyetts. Sh iw l t. Scarfs II m.lki rclnefs, c. k
ci(biefs, Crape, Muslin, I l iti-s, Rililinns.
.vcc.
(lolliiii-.
A wi ll si lecled slock of Summer, Fall nml
Winter Clolhintr, ronsislin;; in part of line
Dress Coals, Pauls and Ycslsjnlso, eoud
Summer Cbithim; of all descriptions, and heavy
Clothine; for I'all and Winter use. Also, Shirt a.
Knit Flannel Hi t w res and t'ndersbil Is, Soi ks,
i'. Mens' and Roys Hals and Caps, of va
rious fash ions, qu i li. ies and prices. Hoots, V
Mines, thick and thin, polished and itnpolhhcd,
of every descioition, lor Men, Worn and
Children's use.
;i omits.
Crushed, Clarified. Loaf and Rrovvu Sutjar,
Molasses. Syrup Molasses, Golden Svrup,
Superior Tea, Rio and .lava Collee, Sassafras,
Ginger, Pepper, Cloves, Siee, Cinnamon,
irround (Jiirer, Nutmegs, Sinll'i, Tobacco,
Cigars, Pipes, So ap. Cnidies, Vinegar, Pickh s
Pepper-Sauce, c., .Ve.
Trovisions,
A lare-e a tsorlineiil of I'loar, of various
qualities and prices ; Corn M ai and nil the
various products of the Farm and Gnden;
II icon, Fish. Kiln illicit Apples, Peaches,
Currants, Raising, ,.c.
Hardware.
Stoves of various pattern i, for Cookim; and
Henliie; rooms, S'ove-pipe ,and F.lbovvs, lie.';
an. I small Iron Kettlc.i. I't viic; Pans, Skillets
Hand-Irons, Shov els and Tongues, M.inui e a n I
II iv Forks, Scythes. Shovels ami Spades, Lot
and Trace Chains, Axi s, Hummers, Pii is
Loll ntld S'eel, Nails, Horse-Rasps, Files
Saws, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, ta
zors, Huttsnnd Screws, D ior Handles, Kno
Locks, &c, &.(.
Tinware
A ceneral assorlmeut kept for bousehok
purposes.
Mood w.i io.
Wash-tubs, Shaken Pails, Wood and Zinc
Washboards.
Lea I Iter.
Sole Leather, Harness Leather, Cowhide,
Kip Skins, Calf Skins, Linings and Morocco,
Sad lies. Ilridlcs, Hal'ers. Lariats, Circiii",.H,
Rcllv-bands. Jlriiinjr-lines. Collars, Rack-
straps, Girths, lilind-bi idles, &.C., .
Mcdiciiirs.
A general assortment of Medicines, for
Fevers, Fever and Ague, nnd the common
complaints of the country. Cook's, Lee's,
Sappeny ton's, Rragg's and Juvucs' Pills, (Qui
nine, Tonics, and various kinds of Stimulants,
Anodynes, Liniments, and other articles neces
tiary for ths sick and the invalid-. -tf
01 M IL KM'FFS AIJVF.SM ISIMILMS.
Qreene, Wo iro & Benton,
iaxki:rs, df.alf.rsix i:ciiangf,
lJ (did Land Agent a, Council Rbill'a, Iowa.
Xotes and Rills collected and remitted to any
part of the I'ni'ed States. Moaey receiv ed 011
il'poiif, nml Interest allowed. F.as'.eni or
Siutheni Drafts furnished In sam i to suit pur-
j co.isris. i.atm tiiiice I 1 11H pant Tor Currency
1 or bills of F.xchange. L'lam rlP-cteil on good
security Taxes p ii , (ji,M examined, and
! Real Ksiale bought and sold on Commission.
) La-ids entered for sellers and time given for
I payment. Olllcn opposite the Pacific House,
I in west lower room of Land Olllce.
I Rrrr.KEVtrs: S. .lesup & C. ; U J.
Harney ,t Co., Hankers. 1) ibuoue. low. 1 : Conk
Sargent, 1! 11 ker, Davenpoil, Leva ; Cul-i
liei tou Sc Reno, Rankers, Iowa Cily, Iowa j
People's Rank, New York City ; Ketcheiii,
Rogers .V. Rennet, Rankers, Xevv' York City;'
St Ikon, Withers Co., Washington, D. C. j :
II 11. ( has. Mason, Com. of Patents, Wash- 1
ing'on. 1). C. ! Hon. A. C. Dodge, S. I'. S. i
li n lnigtnn, Iowa ; Dm. (;. W. Jones, S. V. ;
S, 1) ihi'iie, Iowa 1 Hon. Joienli Williams. I
Josepii William.
Chief Juatice, Mascatine, Iowa.
Council IHull's, Oct. i t, ls.):ll-tr
Tootlo & Jackson,
TOItWARDIXO COMMISSION' MI'lt.
''J. CJI AN'PS, Council R!ut.s city, Iowa.
j II niug a Inge and Comm.idioas Wan ho ue
i - o'i tin Levee at the Co ined Jllutts landing,
flr' nicy prepareil to receive a:.d store, all
kind of ii" ivhandise and pro l ice, will receive
and i.ay rh .ig.s o:i all kin li of frcie-;!,, sr.
that S'caui lioits will not he detained as they
l,av h-ret'ifore, in getting same one to
re,','ne '"'igut, when thecoasiguec are absent.
ll r.iir.st -i:s : l.iv eriuoore .V. Cooley, S. (.'.
Davo. ,V Co. and II nujdirey, Pn't Tory, St.
Louis, Mo.; Tootle At Fai'rleigh, St. Joseph,
Mo. ; J. S. Chene worth Co., Ciacinnati Oliio;
W. F. Coiitho agh, Riiiiingtoii, Imyi. 1-tf
ROBINSON HOUSE,
rilHI' undersigned hiving recently taken
.L a',d refitted the above well-kno'ivn and
popular Public House. In tras's by the strict I
s .u. nous at'e.ition i tiie waiit of Ins guesls,
I i merit a liber il wliarn of public Tavair, eonfi.
deuce and pi'ronage. His table will be
spread wi'h the best the ma rket a ff iris, a nd
r.o pii:,s will be spnred to make hit guv its
agree,t!,y at hams and roinfor'aMe.
G. A. ROIIINSOX.
Council muffs, Iowa. aViv FJ-tf.
CIIAULF.S D.GRF.FN AND RICIURDj
K I M U ALL, I laving ii.n ch jsed ibis well known I
ana popular hiloon, in
respectfully inform the i
Oi.'VtliH s it v. would
that tin y are
now prepare.! to r.iiii.sli then-customers, at
all hoiri. with HOT MFALS. OVSIT.ItS.
a ii no ir i, w
s R 1)1 N I'.S,
pigs i i:;: f. i'ilklfdi
TOXGFF. GAMF, and o .her
lll.M.III'OIIMivnii
TCV
AP'-'.X and ye shall be i;'!c..
i' - tf ,(;Si:r..V.; KIM HALT.
II0U3I. AND LOT SALE.
ON the c ir.n r ' Nineteenth Aven.i" an 1
Filt' s ic'', (occipie.l hy Dr. Rice.)
The ;;'miV' liiHMl".! e sold low, if im
iio'liaic afdica; io i is in ide to M s irs V,....,,-,
.V !i.vl. , M tin
l.o '.'-'.f.
M ltflSMM m 1
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j 1 !l so m h 'C.une a lradirg tnnr at t'
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p.itro i i ; '. t
l.e'l 'V ie
Oct. .!., !-"it. i-'.t
iiiui c. tAVcro
ixujil. vo ixnioLn,
Pt. Miry, Mills County Iowa.
NEW STORE,
, NEW FIRM,
I NEW QOOD3.
WL Would respectfully nillioiinee to the
people of Mills and "ndjoliilnir rotitities,
' ' "
I .-"I. ii- it i.i- ,i-i ii ,1 1 inn reives ill mr iipw
- ' lliick storn mi I In. e.,m..r ..r 1......1 .ir..i
mat
Ill-ll ... I..,... I. ...I .........I I.. fcl.-
, sire's Avenun, In S'. iMarv, nnd now have on
hand 11 lull nml well led ...I t ,.f
30"OA7V Oooas,
ndapleil lo,th" wants of UiJ comin anil y, con
sisting of
GIIOCFRIFS,
J)RY GOODS.
II ARDWARI'.
II A I S it CAPS.
IIO'H'S .V SIIOF.S,
DIICGS MF.DICINF.fl,
OILS. CLOTHING,
FANCY (iOODS,
JT'RM TI'RF,,
I' MN P,
LKJI'OHM,
WINDOW-GLASA,
SASH, Ac., ke.
We arn determined (u sell to cash cuslo-
mers lower lhannv n'Uij- eslablldin I It
this purl ion of the Stale. An examination of
our stock and prices will be nil that is neces
sary lo mariner oi of the fact. Look out
for the
MAMMOTH BRICK STORE!! I
FRONT STREET, ST. MARY.
C.'r" All Kinds of country produce taken In
exi hangr for Good,
iina-tr. K U II L k. KAYSKR.
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