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   Perry Chief, The (Newspaper) - August 19, 1887, Perry, Iowa                               THE PUBLISHED By FRANK M. consolidation of the aiia and Ita circulation la guaranteed to Sr Bnd that ot Paper In the county or u U the official paper of the reports the official n advance of other Turing 4oc per when paid In ad- If not BO f 2.00 per VOL. NO. 47. AUGUST 1887. NO. 673. THE FIKST ANNUAL of 3JSOI, uid a beautiful idw of the Des Fort and Milwaukee 4; St. Paul The division of tho Milwaukee Company and employs In I he round machine over 300 2. Inducements to manufacturers equalled by but few cities In tho nuvo very extensive coal within a radius 01 rour with a mining of i per The Coon River rung a short nf tho and will DISTRICT WILL BE HELD ON THE GROUNDS OF THE PERRY ASSOCIATION AT and 1 OCTOBER 4, 5, 6, and 7, 1887. GROUNDS IN AND THE BEST COMPETITION OPEN TO ATTRACTIONS EVERY RAILWAY are strong Indications that the Northwestern will extend its man branch to Council thus shortening their line between Chicago and Council Bluffs some thirty or forty first of the month a concerted order was issued by the Bock Island and Q. making a re- duction of four cents per 100 for corn from Jowa points to the re- rates to exist during the months of August and One of the peculiarities of the order makes it apply only to the main line and southern leaving tho northern brandies to pay the same rate as new system of rules and train orders go into effect on the M. St. August is. AH employes effected thereby will be required to pass an ex- Conductors not holding class certificates will be set back to breaking they can pass the ed The Milwaukee now one of the best systems in the but it is said the new one is almost Tho superintendent and chief dispatcher will the ex- telegraph operators are snid to be the scarcest now they have ever telegraphers say the new organization known as the O. R. T. is doing as it shuts off the teaching of students and decreases the supply The order is also agitating the It this is introduced and becomes a the operator must be able to take from twenty to twenty-five words per minute before he will be allowed employment with the They claim it is for the safety of the traveling as well as their that such a law is of the boys on the Iowa sion of the Hock Island knew and loved Mrs. and many of them owed their position to remarked a enger brakeman to the 2Ymcs last week at the it hadn't been for her when the boys were hauled up for their heads would have gone But she thought ing of coming over from the hotel and interceding for them when they de- served it. I tell you there isn't a man on the line in Iowa but would done anything in his power for and they all feel that they have lost their best board of railroad ers last Friday received notice from the Milwaukee St. Paul railway company that the name of a station on their has been changed to Hull This latter is the name of the town and the The citizens of the in April filed a tion with the commissioners asking that the company be compelled to the name of the to conform to that adopted for the Two of the commissioners held that the board had no but the third They all in suggesting to the company a compliance to the wishes of the in thn interest of The com- pany has gracefully yielded the Mrs. Tom of Rockwell visited with her Mr. James son Mr. G. will return home v ice cream supper Saturday 13, at Mr. Charley passed off antly notwithstanding the Mr. Jim and the Misses Lizzie and Josie Truax acted the part of kind host and hostesses The ice cream and were served be- tween 10 and 12. Whenever at- tempt to give an entertainment they generally make a success of it. Miss GENERAL See Large Posters for THIS IS THE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION THIS ALREADY HAVE IN AND NO MONEY OR PAINS WILL BE SPARED TO MAKE THE SHOW ONE OF THE FINEST IN SEND TO THE SECRETARY FOR PREMIUM Fred D. i i Maple Grove and Rosa are visiting relatives in Lucas of was with township last Phillips and of visited in this neighborhood Sunday Tolhert is calling on her many friends in this vicinity before going to Indiana to attend firm formerly known as bler Co. dissolved No hard feelings are assigned on either Lisle is moving a house from Angus this added to the one he now will it very Liblo met with a sore nose and other slight liru a being ed out of a head first last day in I Lisle lus struck a in the way of an artesian eran he quench the thirst of one cow whin properly Linden Huberts is on the sick his gone to his to make sewing at Mr. Mori is Campbell's on Cora M. Johnson started UK ruing for the Adel a festival at Mr. J. Thornburg's Saturday List of letters remaining unculled for in the Post at Perry for the week ending Aug. 13th, 1887 Eaton T A Gidons John W Mr H Spencer Charles Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say give date this U. C. M. Sale of the Peoples On August 24th, 1887, will be the direction of the creditors ot L. W. at the in Peoples Boone the entire heid of ing headed by the pure Hates lloyal Duke of 44S74, supposed 10 be the only surviving of the truly wonderful 14tb Duke of 1 8031. lloyal Duke of proved a grandly profitable moulding his calves with great even in a herd of ous Shorthorn His calves have often taken first ribbons in strongly contested and because they have failed at other times has been mainly for the of care and The bull is now at an advanced but his success as a sire remains with him and he still promises great advantages to Borne enterprising The females of the herd in- clude the cream of great Shorthorn notably Wild Eyes Duchess 8th, the highest priced cow sold F. sale at bringing the sum of This cow sold at the flat Creek sale in Kentucky as a four-year-old for nearly the same and her noted tors have brought large prices to their It is one of the leading families the Bates and its members were the most numerous in Mr. herd at the time of his death in 1850. Peri Duchess 4th is another cow that claims great re- spect from leading Her whole tribe has a habit ot staying in good com- and her own past record as a reeder will commend her to good quarters in the There are also Oxfords Frantic by 4th Duke of York ess 15th, Bates Filbert and J. Young Young Phj Among the heavy milking strains are of White and many selected with a view to do service as The rattle are on short and will so remain till the day of Many are heavy milkers and are quite thin in A portion are in calf to Rojal Duke of of which mention la made in logues mav he had by addressing or W. Des Remember the August 24th, and attend the The State If your Note or Account with us is please call and settle it in on or before August 20th. As at that time we want to go East for and will need our Now this is no demand for but mearly a gentle request which we hope will be FRIEND JULY 1887. J. DEALER IN Many changes have been made in the premium list of the State Fair in inter- est of Liberal premiums are offered in every oO silver seed and pan- try and and natural children's cal and lino On the grounds Sunday afternoon at three divine The mon by the Rev. J. P. of Washington C. Monday opening exercises of the Tuesday and Soldiers are admitted free upon ticket from County County Auditors will make their application to Gen. W. L. of Dea for such Tuesday is also children's All under twelve years of age admitted Parents give your children a py shady camping with plenty of Bring your tents and Tent space for camping purposes free to barns and and water in The finest track in the iot races and speed trials each after- Iowa railways will carry gers fare the round Freight full rates going to returned free on certificate of Trains and street cars run to the grounds every few A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to come and share in the pleasures and profits of this great State The citizens of Des Moines will open their houses to both visitors and assuring the stranger comes with good motives a liberal without extortionate For premium lists and address R. Tinware Mechanic's and Farming Iron and Wood Sherwin Gasoline TIN WORK A East Side of Second IOWA SOMETHING NEW HANDY AND DURABLE that has been I Keep a Good Assortment of Heavy Team and Boggy Repairing Call and see me before W. L. Two MOUTH A. E. IN Drugs and Medicines TOILET Etc. NORTH BIDE SPA PERI  

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