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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
VEST

The temperance movement is said to
be spreading in Indiana.
A schooner is loading at Chicago with
\oorn to sail direct to Cork, Ireland.
There is a speck of war in Wisconsin
over the law recently passed by the legisla-
ture regulating fares on railroads. The rail-
road companies peremptorily refuse to obey
the law.
The wholesale liquor dealers of San
Francisco have perfected their organization
for the purpose of protecting customers in
the interior from crusaders, and the local
opposition will raise very large fund to de-
fray the expense of fighting both in the
!. courts.
A passenger train on the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne aud Chicago railroad, bound east,
twere thrown from the track at Summit station
on the 4sh, by mis- splaced switch, aud all the
cars, except the refrigerator, caught fire and
were totally consumed. large mass of mail
and express matter, including the Califorf>
mail was burned
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
FOREIGN.

Belgium thinks of formally abolish
ing capital punishment. Practically it has
been abolished for the last thirty years.
1t is reported that famine prevails
in Asia Minor, and it is stated that in tlie
town of A1igora alone one hundsetER paths
occur daily from starvation
Much Joy was manifested Fby the cit
izens Of Lisbon over the entry INTO Bilboa OF
the Spanish republican, troops. Crowds OF
people headed by baads of music, paraded
the streets shousIpg '-Bilboa and liberty"
A decree byCsptain General Conc3
establishes sthe extraordinary contribution of
rem ner GER. on all incomes exceeding 81 .OoO
annually ,only the army and navy excepted.
\ The proeeds of the ak is destined to the Paw
mont the public debt and redemption OF
the cfreacy-
4 tiditional dispatches from Bilboa
ste that parties Of Carlists are surrendering
hope of amnesty The main body. how
sver, is refreshing in disorder in the direction
Of the province OF Guipuzcoa BilLoa is re-
Stunning it's wonted appearance and trade is re-
wiring. The distractions placed in the river
Nervian to prevent the approach of govern
ment war vessels have bean removed.
A dispatch from the city of Mexico
AFays Quirino Rubio, another of the murdorers
4 the Rev. Mr.. Stephens, is condemned to
eath- The cold weather has killed the wheat
Crop in Michoacan. The Apaches are raiding
IN Chihuahua. II is reported that two Guada
lajara Journalists. who attack ed the Catholics
on account of the murder of Stephens. have
been foully dealt with, ore poisoned and the
other disappeared
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
Cremation.

All the current newspaper-talk about
the substitution of cremation for burial
owes its inspiration to passage in the
will of a rich English eccentric, dying q
few months ago, whereby the sum of
fifty pounds vas bequeathed to the
London gas company on condition that
said corporation should cause the tesla
tors dead body to be consumed to
ashes il one of heir great retorts. In
parts of India where the dead are burn.
ed the use of PECULIAR ointments and
woods in the pyre prevents all gaseous
exhalations. while winding-sheet oil
asbestos preserves the ashes in state
of absolute puriE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
BROWN HANDS.
By MRS. HATTIE Fo BELL

MRS. HATTIE F. BELL.
Full msnY plge has been written.
Aud the gifted have sung, in the praise
OF lily-white hands and fingers,
In score OF poetical ways;
This is all very well for a lady
Who lives among diamonds and silk,
But sometimes in life a farmers wife
Is obliged to do housework and milk.
And : best mission thro'out our dear land
Is fulfilled in the strength of the little brown hand
When the roses are blushing the sweetest,
And the vines climb up to the caves
When the robins rocking their brides
To sleep 'mong the maple leaves
The sunshine smiles down cross the threshold,
When the labor of love seems but rest,
Whether rocking the household brides
Or keeping the dear home-nest-
Oh pity you all who can't understand
The wealth and the worth of little brown hand.
II I were a man with fortune,
million laid by on the shelf
IF I were youth--if l wasn't, in truth,
If I wasn't a woman myself
know what I'd do in a minute
(Nhite fingers have often misled},
I'd seek after those whose rich tinting shows
Acquaintance with puddings aud bread i;
ia use all the elegance words could command,
And be proud might win a little brown hand.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
EAST.

On the morning of the Both ult., the
house of John Hamnet, near Hoeestead. Pa,
was destroyed by fire. The ei eiksrSsamily,
consisting OF Hamuet, his wife ande3<Z ehiI-
drsn, hired man aud boy, whom they were
raising, six persons in sn, were burned to
death. But two recognizable bodies wore
found 1t is almost cer.ain that the entire
amily was murdered, aud the suspicion rests
upon m n employed on the place. One of
the bodies, found among the ruins, showed
sl,-.- throat Id
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through the upper decks almost smoth-
ering the pilots and inducing them to
believe the steamer was on fire. Not a
man of them moved, but, clinging to
the wheel with all their strength for
twenty minutes, they kept her to the
wind, and RAINING under the shelter of
the island, the steamer was safe. The
storm subsidized as fast as it had risen,
and, backing out, the steamer contin-
ued on her way down the river"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09

ENGIIsBrEN are in high spirits over
the wondrous change that seems to have
come over the queen. Ordinarily very
solemn, not to say severe, she seems of
late to have recovered her former
elasticity of spirits, and at the Windsor
review, as on one or two other recent oc-
caslons. was smiling and bowling in the
most affable manner. Some say that this
change has been oceasioned by the
Duchess of Edinburg, who, besides be-
ing bright and lively, has no fear of her
stately mother-in-law.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
GENERAL.

Cincinnati has shipped 1900 worth
Of provisions to Louisiana.
Steerags passengers are now booked
from liverpool to New York for sf5.
Mr.. A. b. Mullett, supervising archi-
tect Of the treasury department. pronounce
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09

SOMEBODY boasts in a western news
paper of being the happy possessor of a
first-class oroide watch which runs an
hour in forty minutes, and with the as
sistance of two hands has gained enough
to pay for itself in three weeks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
From the Shadow Of the GuillOtine.


One of ire most remarkable escapes
ever made was made by M. de Chateau
brun during the Reign of Terror in Par
is. He was sent to execution with
twenty other prisoners but after the
fifteenth head had fallen the guilloiine
got out of order, and a workman was
sent for to repair it. The six remaining
victims were left standing in front Of
the machine with their hands tied be-
hind them. A French crowd is very
curious, and the people kept pressing
forward to see the man arranging the
guillotine. By degrees NJ. de Chateas
brun, who was to the rear of his COM
panions, found himself in the front line
of the spectators, then in the second,
and finally well behind those who had
come to see his head cut off. Before
,the man could get the guillotine in
working order night began to fall, and
M. de Chateaubrun slipped away.
When in the Champs Elysees he told
man that wag had tied his hands and
robbed him of his hat, and this simple
individual cut him free. A few days
later NJ. de Ohateaubrun escaped from
France.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09

A JEALOUS Burlington, Iowa, crusader
has cut off her husbands whiskers, and
says she'll razor rumpus with his beerd
the next time he comes home with it on I;
nobody is going to come around that
house beered. She whipped one of the
boys because she saw him whisk around
the corner of the house, and then shut
him up in the closet, because he wined
about it. The other night her husband
offered to supporter, and she said he'd
better let her catch her at it. She'll
break up thi.s guzzling if it gets her at
lagerheads with every men Der of her
family. That's the kind of man she is.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Regular Monthly Stafement-Doereas
in April, S2.965.45I.
The public debt statement for April
has just been issued, of which the fol-
lowing is a recapitulation
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
SOUTH.

Louisville. KY, burned up $4,000
lanyard on the 4th.
A fire in Gadsden, Ala, on the 22d
inst, destroyed about $4,000 worth OF prop
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-09
SAYINGS AND DorSGs.

STRANINe Kissing through
a veil.
FUNERAL baked meats are coming into
fashion again.
VIRGINIA has just incorporated "Th1
Rising Sons of Lignumvite. They
must be hard lot. =
How Patrick proposes to get over hi
single blessedness--by proposing I'd
Bridge-it.
A YANKEE wanted the Bridge of Sighsl
pointed out to him, and then offered to
bet America had several bridges twice
the size.
A WEALTHY italian baron was recently
taken prisoner by a party OF brigands In
icily, and had to pay 312, 500 ransom
for his release. =
A SUBSCRIBER wants to know If j
grammatical 10 say "She has a Q
leg?" OF course it is, but we would
want to tell her SO.
Co1oUITr Georgia. minister 1
ing become a father the thirty sect
slime, a local paper suggests that the
benamed "Call Quit.
SHE tied the halter to her waist, am
led the COW to water; the brute took
fright, and gave twist" My daugh-
ter oh, my daughter r
SEvEys Sandusky women started out
on a crusade, but meeting lady with
new spring bonnet on, they turned and
gossipped and went home.
THE marriage license of Mr.. Jefferson,
the will of George Washington, and the
will of Kosciusko have been placed in
the Virginia state library.
thorough knowledge of tie real value
.-----..., os. and of the oeni4s of the age
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
Jack HarkaWay."
TO lhs 0BOys and l2orls %
ANerlCMl

Ny iuuNu FRtESDs
For some time past have bseADfor,n.
nate enough 10 write stories which have
met with yunr approval
In Ais usual rp ritrd manner, Mr.. FAAkk
lhsLlE has made arrangements with nv to
continue :. ~ IN 11Agk Mss ~, THE
Sca legrace ~ thu school, and / shul.
nov have the pleasure 81 Introducing your
fayoritcs to your notice In America. | eon.
Gdentiy hope yon will like them m well on
thu free roll 81 the United states ~. you
have done In tho old Country,
shalt render their adventures In III.
great Republic thrilling. Interesting and
Imaginable. Jack ilarkaway under the starn
mud stripes will ~ thr same honeri.
raightfarwarI. rullieking hero TINT you
have sr.n vi school, III sea. VI the Univer.
silly of uAInrd. aMd aWung tho desperate
hrlganls oi Italy hut guess that In Amer-
ic, he will fairly rNrpars NIL that hs has
lonr bciors, mud you will say ihat
Jack glMskuWny III Am erica"
II TN hoy for yonr money, AMI hi. ~ ono
can beat him Tor frolic mud adventure.
Al tho .amr Time. the story which com
inrt.rrs lii No J7p II FRANK LIsLlk's
Iioxs' h GiALs' MEGkLs will poin. Il moral
for NIL readers ~ follow. ~ Ii ia my purpose
10 instruct an we'll w. amusr those Ut my
young friends who give me their support,
aud AK you MI a. luuk oul for tho grand
new story Of .1Mck MMsk = ~ ~ II
A1sserlGN. which will positively mp.
pear Only III frNmk 1.callU's Mo- y
Anu eslr1h weekly.
Your sincere frirnd,
nkAtENNlDuE tlEMlNu.
lIAck llARKAwAS.)
New York, Decc,nbsr 23I. ls.J.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

fAssKMs ATTENTION - iarnarANr
Nxss. --t'armcss and al Mil.rs ~hp
van, n bay the MIST and CHEAP.
k~r h.~ss n .hoes In tin Nishs.s',
should mt fail IL give Atkins. steel. a
Whites noo,. h Sl,.es me trial. ~
those Win have hal them nothing med
BE- said. - oil unite IN giving ,hcm ,Le
highcs, rfi~c. They arc manufactured
irem the very best stock. aud ,Lc work
Il warranted nut IL rir ~ comc unres.
eei great falling with oil beots 4
shoes. A full assortment VI this jusll,
celebrated make fur men, women aud
childrcn's wear always On hand II J. Is.
cAwAab's. who hss sold thcm fur ~
. years and never yet bad ono pair
that dbl not give entire satisfaction,
but 10 the contrary srorcs can he rcfcfv-
I'd 70 who viii SAY they arc the h.,
butts they ever bought snd Instant,
produce their l'rnof BY showing YIN
fnnt covered with ono III them. Splcn.
did hoo,s worn year and more all
sound and without 4 doubt their
equal for wear cannot he found. Give
them trial aud you shall mt regret
il. II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
SHERITE'N MILE.
THE STATE ~ IOWA, |
Howard Gounty.

. :
Howard County.
In tho Circuit, Court Of Howard County,
State Of Iowa
ny virtue VI special execution issued
from tho office of tbs Clerk OF ihr Circuit
cpnrt VI Howard county, State of Iowa, In
favor IL The Harris Manufacturing C,,npa.
ny, plAIntiils, and against y, y. WInnekar
and y. IL WlnArxar, defendants,
10 mo directed. commanding nv
II any company, debts DUE, property III tho
hands of third persons, lands and tens
Ments (which are not exempt hy Inv from
execution o. tho said y. u. Winnegar and
D., II Ninnegavi ! mAke or cause 10 b.
made tho sun, VI tine Hundred and twenty
three dollars damages. and eight dollars
and eighty Avc ccniH costs ut suit, levied
upon tho following described ReAl Estate,
| lying aud being situAtcd In thu county
| Of Howard and State IL l0NA, namely
Lot Number W. ~ VI block MuMher
twsnty.ons talI In Limo springs Station,
In Howard county. Iowa, Also fur ~
acres ~ land described III follows. cuia.
| mencing nj the south west corner Of the
south sart quarter VI acctIon number ,Arn.
iy.nlnc lsDl II township ono hundred l00)
north " range twelve tI1) west Of the oh
n ~. thence running east 2 lb.lOO chains
thence north ~ degrees and minutes
vast, II tbrl00 chains, ,hrnee north ~
degrees ~ minutes, west. ~ The weM line
Of srid quarter section, thence south seae
sAId west Inns 70 place Ut beginning 10
nar,h line u rHid premisss being 7 So.i0o
chains In length,
And / hereby give public notice that ]
shalt 0Ntr Tor sale ht public outcry, " thr
t'bnrt.house door IN cresc0. eowAty VI
Howard md State Of Iowa. On
Saturday u . hrAnry 3Neh lN1A,
,slwssn tho hours " o'elock, 4, NJ, anil
4o'ciock. y. NJ, of said day, sale 70 com.
mence ~ the hour of 10 o'clock, .. n 81
aid dag and viii sell 10 ihc hi9Asst md
hess bidder therefor In cash, tho Alovs AZ.
surlbsd property, Or efficient thereof u
satisfy tho aboye debt. With Interest md
cost,
| Dated this GARD day Of January 1871.
DAVID nj. AtkENkUN,
sheriff VI Howard CouAty, lava
prlatess ~ elA.6O. ioWl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06


CANnLsMAs pAY.--ln ecclesiastical
meaning ca,lcmas signifies tho purilca-
tin u tho Virgin Mary and ID ohsry-
I'll ~ tho .nd u February The fcs,i-
val il usually observed very strictly by
tho Roman Catholic Church there DO.
ing = procession With many lighted
candles: these Tor the ensuing ycar
arc also consccratcd on that day. There
IL n tradition also prevailing that a line
candlcMaS portcnds severe winter.
Vandlcmns this year was beautiful
day aud from the winter thus fur w
think the sign II to full,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

Il 10 reported that there ID ! large
l"t II delinquent taxes III tho county
that tho Treasurer will proceed TO col
lcot by distress and sale. This will bo
. god-send TO lot " hungry fellows
that have, perhaps. ncyor hid = pull
u thc public tcat; but ~ tho poor de-
linqucn.. WIN may. porhaps. soe bis
last cuw driven from his door, 10 satisfy
tho greed aud rapseity II renerpless
taxgatl.c,s. Il will he about tho kind II
sport Il WIN 10 thc frogs. whom stoned
By Idle aud wicked buys. And these
sro thu fellows who promisri shcrr
should be no moro taxcs II shey were
only elected 10 office.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
CisE~Ss, PLAIN nEAIlsls.

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fsssas ssNAAs ! Awss taM
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1855
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sAAs ~ A#s*e AsaaR #.s | ss*s sssA 1
sM - sNaA# 3Am Maa NMases~A SssA tse
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IN. 4 Nsssa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
Flro CURED FRgg !!

Any person entering from me above dIe.
Ease Ii requested 70 nllrsys Dr ralca, md
4 trial bostls Or medicine viii b. forwarded
ny ksrsess, FREE,
pr. Price u a regular physiolAa, and hAs
made thu treatment u
FITS On EPILEPSY
= study for years, and NJ will warrant .
core by IN Mse II hIs remedy
% no, fall 10 send - him Tor trial hestls !;
II Aosts nothing. and liz
WILL tuKE ynN.
no matter how ling stanIlng your eAee may
~, ~ hnW nsny nsker RENE HES may hAvs
fsilst Circulars - ssstimanials sent HifL
frEE TRIAL HDTTLE
AdlreAs
ytna ~ '''iAs r. PRICE,
n William ksrstt, View York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

lion. II. a. Goodrich returned from
Dos Moinca on "Wednesday evening
and will remain Ut hume until Monday
next, lie occupies place upon three
M important committees m are in the
House of Representatives viz. judiciary
Railroads. mud II chairman II tho Joiut
Committee for thu Agricultural College
Investigation on tho part of tho House.
lie will Lea valuable member IL TINT
~ we'll M of the othcr cummittccr, bring
ing ripe scholarship aud M unbiased
judgment u tho work,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

Our hones.(y) hut Int very ignor.
ant corrupt. aud inefficient hoard 1t
supervisors want somebody 10 charge
up the delinquent taxes 10 Treasurer
Kyle, and 10 instruct them In the
mysteries u keeping the county books
They have proflsrcd tho work 10 NJ,
NJ. Moon. latc treasurer. This il i
decided insult 10 Mlxiield. barker a III
Mr. Moon, nevertheless. il at tic
wnrk. There IL On Increase of four
mon now In tho county employ.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

nose. WaMsless's Aa.sktMa Myswp % The
DrenC ropoo0m ~ nne "fthr best fe.
nels phyAieiana md Nurses In tho United
States, and has bern used FIR thirty years.
With never falling safety and success hy
uillians Of mothrrr and chlllrcn, from TIN
feeble infant OF one week old 10 tho adult
II sorrssts Hcili,y os The stomach, relieves
vinA collie, regulates The howels, and gives
reel, health and comfort 10 mother and
oAild NJ believe Tito he tho hest and knr.
- Remedy In thu Wsrll. III NIL cases "
nvsMsrkar and p,AHNmsps ~ eH,lpHks.
whether " arises from 1eeihing ~ from
sNy other cAuse, Pull directions for using
Will accompany sseh hottie. None Genuine
oolGs Tn facsimile of CURTIS Il pm.
xlnN q ~ the outside wrapper. ksld BY
n noAyolue ns~ievs. 17yi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

Tho typos u Indianapolis arc on
> strike. Last Saturday night the
Typographical fniun met to consider
the rroprioiy u increasing prices from
ID cents % 90 CENTS por 1000 cms.
The Inv IN Indiana gives publishers
81 ri cents rcr thousand ems for com.
position, use u typo and space ii she
paper. tor tho mnttcr, M In Iowa. The
only advantage IN sach work IL TINT
publishers got pa,t psy tor tho cost d
typo setting; nothing for use u typo,
Ink. paper. fuel " use " olhcc, In sucl
work.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

The olcret.a II 10 given under the
direction uf Mr.. AMI Mrs brow will
come aiT at tho Court House Hall On
the evenings &c Tncalay aud Wulncs-
day. Feb. 10Th and 18th. From tho
extended and elaborate preparations
they have made tho Hall will DO
inadequate to accommodate as mans
persons as would like u attend. There
fore those who mean u hear what their
efforts have done toward developing
anr home talent should DO Oh hand al
an early hour.
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ssllessrkeepNr,, u health.

The liver beinr ihr grent dvpuraiIng ~
blood cleansing organ II the syAAM.-sri
this Kfeht shourekssprr NJ our health VI
work, and thu fonl corrnptions which genl
r. W thu blood. and rot out, m l. were.
pcIlsd. iros n. system ydr M. ns,Do ~
DR.. rteres'a Golden nsdical discovery with
very small daily doses or ~. p.rrca's
Pleasant purentlvs Pellets ~ nre.emi.
ncntly shc articles needed. They cnrc
every Kind " Aumor from TIM worsl scruf.
uIa. to thu common pimple hlosch Or ernp.
tlon tlreat eating ulcers kindly heal md.
" thsir mighty curative influence. Nirnlsnt
blood poisons That iutk IN ihe sys.rm are
BY sheia robbed " their lsrrors, sud ny
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
m 1 NNSatMrTlYEs.

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured ofshat ircsi disease. Consumption
W 4 similc rcmely, u nnxr"as " MAX.
knswM "a his fellow sufferers the means .f
surs. To all Win desire II. he will srni 4
eory of the prescription used. tfrce of
sAargel. with the directions for preparing
end using tho same. which they will Hni y
sure cure FIR Consumption. Asthama.
Brouchitis &c
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev Il. A. WILSON,
ol6.m6 INA Penn 81. WilliAmshureh,
New York
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

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~ FpMass gteN# sA**ssN A&sl.#s asA
fsss~ss "a ~ Mapsss saswvs ~ wssfs
49, ssass. At#rwa go ~ s4~@ss N
Asssms sA,# s~s~sa* STEERS swa~ ssssna
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sees%NsAsss w. saasssa.* ~ I'll nsAs
" tAs ss~t Avf#ssHv#. ts4s sh*#t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

ls4a hnaaasA IN sAs Ngn.esAisA
K~rssses. $40 w Assal, asfe "
ssas she savrsmsts "A sls f,uses W
Iasis uesles. "A sAts# raaefs hsss a
hrsrr~ "A wmt uMrs ~isa shts reer VI
ls~ee~sh sn' Terrible ! W a,r \
Iali usesi With lrsah Mei#svr ana w.
Na,elles ''un ssrl' 7 tsua tes. , '.and
esme hsms sa,atla, N coed esdet. "
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
ELEVATOR.

Thc prnrrietors of tho cnkscO ELE.
NATOlt will receive, ssare and ship wheat
Al the following rates. VIZ
RECEIVING,
lineladinr storage Tor 10 days. Il one
cent per bnshei.
SHIPPING.
/ On trnckl account Of tho awnrr. II ons
cent pcr bushel; 1. q. FIR taking IN
md putting on truck, two cents pcr
hmsllcl.
Wheat Will be taken In store nj the rate
n Que cent per bnshci fur tho nrst month
nr my part thereof, and after The first ~
lays. III ths rate ef one half cent per bush.
~, PER NINTH
drain In store Will be 81 ihc owners
risk VI loss Or damage by the elements
DAHHETT. HUNTING a co.
AUGUSTUS NEADkx.
cfeseo, Jan. l&ih 1874. INF
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

l.srfs~, M tbs sehsei hease a.si
Mazda, rsvaine II v e'rl.~k. Dues.
tim. Rssasstr, That wnman should
have tl,r same compensation fnr da,ns
the samr un,k that man receives
Chief a.spnsaa,s. Affirmative, Msllare
4 Clark. Negative. Fred ,',llc,s Edit.
rs Il the paper. John " nallsr,l
and Satah n. rust. \ cordial In.
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