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ano pilot.FBIDAY. OCT. 22, 1886.'BHHBiiH.miL? ■TOAIHS SOUTH—LEAVE* Perry at9:50 A-M. 8:55, 3:08, 5:10, 7:15 p.m.fflK73S%» I*THAISS SOftTH—leaveDeaMoInea 7:15,7:50, SffiA. H. 1:00.8:60P.M. - Perry,arrive8.25,10:40,12:05A.M.2:30,6;10P.MPERRY POINTERS.i; - ►—Lots of our people are dcwn at Adel this ■week court lap.—Mrs. David Willis has been quite sick for | for the past week.—Mrs. Reuben Harris is Buffering-from an attack of the gastric fever.—Mrs. John Finkbohner has been quite Sick , the past week with the billions fever.a —Norris Brown will speak at Mlnbura to* night. He will give them a good talk.—Chief Justice Adams, of telowaSupreme Court, was a Perry visitor on Tuesday.—Little Lena Willis was quite 6lck a part of the past week, but is much better now.—Mat. Stokes is here on a short business trip. Mat is now located at Pine Bluffs, Ark.—Mrs. W. A. J. Cbappclear baa returned from her Nebraska visit, much improved in health.K—Neal Wednesday Is the lost day for repis-. tration. It ■will be Impossible to voto unless ^ you register.—L. Hart and wife* west of town* rejoice lu the arrival of a floe new daughter since Wednesday evening:.* —Mr. Francis VogU6, one* of the leading farmers In the vicinity of Dallas Center, was a Perry visitor yesterday.—W. H. Van Horae, an old time Milwaukee engineer, la now foreman in the L. N. A. C-* railroad shops In Chicago-—Three of John R. Stewart’s children are quite Blok with the typhoid fever. They are reported as getting belter.; Fred Moore’s little daughter, Leona, was taken down with the scarlet rash Tuesday, but the attack Is very light.—The other day a horse reared up and fell wn upon David Blue, bruising and injuring e arm and side quite severely.—Clarence Morton Js clerking in Dr. Potter’s -rug store lo Woodward. Clarence le one of the best boy* we know of to fill a place of that kind.' —Russell Bros., sons of Smith Russell, of this place* are enlarging their large cooper factory to 500 barrels capacity per day, at-Kun*sas Clty-—Our space Is crowded this week Owing to a special tax sale publication. Next week we will endeavor to make more room for matters local*—C- H. Pago and wife expect to go to Call-^ k’fomla In a few days with a view 01 locating. They will first Stop at Oakland, near San Francisco.—The FUnn brothers have traded their large , farm in Kossuth county to Geo. D* Fuller for this farm in section 2, this township. Mr. Fuller expects to move to his new possession.—We arc sorry to leurn that Uncle David Blue Is having a serious loss by his cattle ani hoge dying off. Such misfortunes have visited a number of our enterprising farmers the past season.—Sfi
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Perry Chief
Perry, Iowa, US
Fri, Oct 22, 1886
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