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ee,1Iownru in mi* imuiruuiiu Kimiy.August I, 1887. EgoCH AUPKN.I-p(1WASHINGTON.The normal institute of this county will begin August Sth.► *fAyi-Sine© October 1, 1986. there ha* been reported 217 births lo this county, and 104 deaths.A meeting of the Greenback county central i committee will be held in Washington on Saturday, August Sth, at 3 p in K. of L. hall.The cats crop I* sirnpiy Immense in this , county. J. C\ Conger threshed last week and 'Wo iagainit I schoc Georifor tleverjAuigot flO bushels per acre, machine measure. S.H. Todd's measured over 59 bushels.n10The union labor party of Washington county will hold a convention at K. of L. hall. Wash- j iugton, Saturday, August *, 18$7, at 10 o’clock -\. m., for the purpose of notufuntlng a countyticket.MM*•Sixteen Musquakee Indians were catnuiJseveral days on Crooked creek near the Slg-ourucy bridge. They were on their summei vacation. They broke camp Sunday and went to English river, near Rich mo ad.July 27, 18*7. —D?mrlt;rr.t.tIBirmingham.The annual meeting of the old settlers of Van Buren county win Ik* held In Keosauqua, I Wednesday, August 17, 1887*Bet night by th pie r night soutt stroy the b rial ckind,Mr*gregseffortwestlatteibut tlpoaslof tblt; willir entlrstock
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Fairfield Tribune

Fairfield, Iowa, US

Wed, Aug 03, 1887

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