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   Perry Chief, The (Newspaper) - January 12, 1883, Perry, Iowa                               Published Every Friday By FBANK M. One year 40 75 100 VOL. NO. 10. 12. 1S8.'J. WHOLE SO 433. JOB Of Done with I Neatness Give Ls a The Chicago School has passed a resolution the committee on text books to into thu dieney of the of r in thu public ri full o' from 1 to Or ten i Mt. has a haunted flouring Tim Khost convenes w itli men u says ll 1S of a who ucar to was i dered and robbed and that bis body remains in the northeast i i of the The noise made bv Hie spook has been heard in tho dav ou at true as well as in tho And runs from one room to another as it is Our k ith new goods constantly I Good health is maintained and ished bv proper attention to the I ments of the and the avoidance I of excesses It is wasted or destroyed j by the mind with study r i i or C manufacture our clothing ana save at least one body and brain well balanced using that of temperance and good Iron thus will you live to good old tree from all arriving Four reasons why we sell i st. 2ci. 3d. i discount our which is a large item We sell for cash no bad accounts to be added to our 4th. Quick sales and small profits is our hope by fair and honorable dealing to merit a share of your 8ifn of X PLATT A CO Pioneers in -Let all Others and First-Class Farm An English workman just past tho middle found his which for a groat com- fort to bumming to affect his nerves Uef he determined to tmd out if there 110 by which he might continue to without feeling its to an injurious He accordingly wrote to a medical journal and was mended to the bowl of his pipe one- full of table salt and press the tobacco hard down as in ary The result very the process of the salt while re- in and when the ed lump IM at the end of the it is found to have ab- ho much of the oil of the tobacco .is to deeply Tho salt hi 1 COLORS Failed 01 its youthful coloi and the use of Hair for and rich pi young with his hands still hind slowly down the aisle j and stopped suddenly by the side of I the modest man who had mutely plied to his query and j vou i live was the quiet answer Stooping down mouth to the young fellow's the old man whispered i just lend us vour will Of course the entire audience roared and tho man went into the smoking car and put where it would do the most A Office j Hit The other daj a peculiar looking man j came in and you do rue i Wo we I It depends on what you Said aw irked doubt ol we assured him feel I deserve a thorough Would jou be willing to turn your fighting editor loose ou We were not going to refuse a little fav or like We at once summoned the gentleman in question and set him to The visitor was rather an athletic man but the way he Hew round that room was a Said the Quilting speak when it ceases to be And he poked tho visitor into brushed out a with his rolled him around under a and used him instead of an ax a chair for kindling Soon the visitor said he was no swine and had The lighting editor let up on ing us for our the Our be- ing we sent a reporter to low Here in that fellow went to a on Howard street and said to a fellow who was low-down what the blazes d'ye mean by telling me that fighting editor and sending me around to wreck your you were to pay me for licking him I don't want it but I'll take jour Ami three ers were trying to them as the reporter Of THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST Sealskin Sa IOWA W til lS If SiW H W W f W O He has a nice line of Fall and Dolmans and and winter consisting of Plushes and Velvets dress also French Knit Goods in full Wool Blankets and Prints and and Wool andj a full line of Oil Dress and Ingrain Etc. Done to Order ALL WORK For i H. F. icie are and hi as are the and m L 1 1 The inferior t i known as mixed iii with i opper 1-ldiid, L ili and have -n I as low as liom to Slo a- 1 oui skins are required for a of fair for small three and a half ill be i is the usual iji making up A liltle on these will enable to arrive at the of widely prices the by 1 with of may in the ure pio peels 01 this sealskin but lliev little in fie n p Is of I year's Them c thousand from again r. iw that of the previous st i i le prospect fiu a u il a IN a few the demand for has become that tho possible of annual is a already into de main of In lieve th it the time is not fai distant when a of this fur will bo a great as on of have invention to thu of possibility in substitutes and The of these fur in and are lu illy i inning into use by reason of their than because of to seal A heavy import these cloths as expensive as the best of and can manufacturers cannot them because ol the ousting on the raw which is MI- and Italian Ho was from From .si One last week theie entered the front of a car on the a who looked as though ho might be a deacon of some chinch in He held behind him one of bis hands in which he grasped the neck of a suspicious looking black and after glancing through the car with eager ho there anv body in here who comes from V For a no one and then a clerical looking man ed uji and nodded Tho tall It is now time for you to settle your past due account at the Chicago Store and it pay you give it your diate Dec. 26, 1882! FRIEND said the a wasn't the man that ever 1't 11 me about It was intended that Samson should be the strongest and before be was The bewildered sion on the child's fare arrested the in bis he was is before he found in the hollow little just he was found an angel appeared and of his J saving that no razor must touch his the angel afraid that the razor would cut the angel meant that his in his and that his hair runst not be cut 1 let my hair long can 1 lift more than I can don't know about women than they've got longer have louder woman couldn't whip could not Samson a don't whv don't I'd know if I as old as many Sampson wasn't when a man kills he's Lord was with the you kill Did go to i is are getting foolish I want to you Sail son when jou go to you won't fool around will 11 lie to bit you he'd vour to jour The next time vou attempt to me about the I shall whip WON Without exception theie is no remedy I so in its effects Iron I If vou wish to be strong and to enjoy put jour trust in Iron It will not disappoint A friend yenis I ed from exhaustion and de- Now I am M strong aa I used Iron Depend on Iron for of mind and NEW WARE STORE yT 0 IN HIE HELLS Tools in Stock of 13' PER It Is a Good Place to Buy Pure Drugs and STATIONERY CIGARS Perry Steam Grist KEN WORTHY 13ROS., Props. thoroughly our Mill and put in the Latest Im- l and Purifying we solicit a of vour we cnn make as as there ih in the Highest Price Paid for Good Milling 0. 1'. LONG A. K. WILLIS DRUGS AND MEDIC School Blank Toilet PRESCRIPTIONS A of rEltE T.  

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