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pt.be rondo to for-oneJnithis) Batne. • . *.In fact, it is hold the iropetu-lich our Dixon communication week recites the , mentions that hen prattles on of still greater i the location of The speaker, 0.on as the most stitution of this sd by the State, certaibly give e. Dixon’s ad-purpose ere an*' been repeatedlya great purpose,its achievement.Which they can show their elders how to keep alep.rwkcDever. occasion. requirgSK=ii^Lee Baitd has returned from his Dakota trip. Pour weeks tn that delectable land has convinced him that despite Its hall storms and high wind, it is a fine country, but not at all'to be compared to Illinois, where ho prefers to remain.C. P. Stroup has returned to Rochelle and taken his former position as foreman on the Register—a position which ho has occupied for the last two years. For the pnstfew weeks he has been taking treat* moot at Woodlawn Mineral 8prlngs for Rheumatism. We are glad to say that hi# improvement has been rapid and almost complete. Mr. Stroup is a worthy and capable.young man' with bright prospects for the future.The Public Library loaned 1,877 -booksduring the month of September, and re-nano lurCan andAt my yi. 8TA.
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Sterling Standard
Sterling, Illinois, US
Thu, Oct 09, 1884
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Marilyn A.
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