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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

CHEgsR-The market continues 30 rule hrh, WIN g",u
both the homo and export trade tot hh' r
shippers paying high as 1870 StOch was Ntig 6i
slsO the receipts Holders are very LrM III tivI w G
Western cities there has Oeen an ADVANCE anu ei1
arrivals expected from there .. -. -
state FACTORY, hne - Stlte fsSlViI{ ne"' N a,ca
10 fancy..'....... I6s.dl7 all cream. nhei 10, "icA
To eoo. to fpe " is Gl6l2 fair. Ia 2a4O
DO common 10 fair. IA Zals Do; 90 CO., nan o a,a
Weston do, com -, sklmlneu. A. 80
mon 10 hne...... IL dlti2 10 40 No. III w 80
~ English Dairy do. ~ as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30
An ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION I
"A OF THE CODU 80 AS TO READ.
A ORDINANCES TO AMEND ORDINANCE
"A PASSED MAY 18TH, 1873, To Read AS

SEC TON j. That III water closets and priyi con
necied with any house building p emises within
the District Of Columbia, In and upon W hch people
live, or where they do cor gregate, assemble, or
any hind OF brsness is 1ne ks pt in an uncleaniy
and iCDi condition. and from which offensive smells
and nsxioDs gases arise, aud all water clos lJca
ted within and being part of any such house or
brildirg not provided with proper sewer traps
to prevent the return aud escape of noxious gases
ana offensive o, ors from any pubic private sew
er connection Herewith hereby de Jared to be
Iuisances injurious to health and any person crea
ting, kt ping and maiuts'nins such nuisance after
due notice served upon him by OF der Of this Board
TO asate the same within twenty four hours or
within such reasonable time may be determined
BY this Board, shall, upon conviction thereof be
pun isbed by sfipe Of not less than five dollars
more than twenty five dollars for each and every
day such nuisance is allowed to ain ~ ali sted
Passed July 30th, 1875 CHRIS. u. COX,
President Board Of Health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

1t is pretty evident that the House demo-
Gratis will have 10 move cautiously in select
ing subjects on which to make an issue be-
fore the country, for presidential capital. For
instance, the western and southwestern DEM
ocratic papers are already denouncing the
proposed policy of cutting down the army
They assert that the squad OF soldiers COM
posing our present force is not large enough
10 make nucleus for an effective army In
case of actual hostilities, and that it Is now
wholly Inadequate in numbers 10 keep the
peace along the Mexican border, and pre-
vent hostile Indian tribes from butchering
settlers, and burning cities, and robbing mail
trains,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30
A New York Estimate OF PavnbrOke
Hart.

Berry Hart-the chivalrous philanthro-
pist who owns the Third avenue street car
line and equips the palatial chariots OF that
tEoroughiare with gas, water back, and all
mOtern improvements In trouble again.
No. JorTrr JcsgTdi the gifted mIiliona % sets
upas an answer that he served as go-between
90 obtain Sl29 200 worth of city property for
MIer , and that he paid $1,000 in brides to
induce them TO allow the printing bills.
What Is the use, we should like to know, of
LAYING yawning penitentiaries IL such acts
can be committed and then set up, like a
shield OF brass, to avoid the payment OF in
dividual notes? By the way, perhaps, Mr..
Harris manner OF managing this case ex-
plains his method of managing the Third
avenue line so as to avoid paying the re-
Quired city licenses, Notwithstanding the
enormous dividends they get. We repeat
we can spare Hart IL Washington wants him.
The pain OF parting would be very brief, and
be would make nice New Years present.
1t would he pleasanter, however, to beStow
they have despOtic regulations calculated to
restrain such people from going at large.-lN
r. Graphic.
But Washington doesn't want Mr.. Hart.
He suits Chatham street very well, one
would think, but if even Chatham street
can't stand him, why send him to Constanti-
nople by all means. Then If the Turks
would put him in bag and sink him in the
Rosphorus after their manner of dealing
with noxiOGs persons, two cities would be
made happy. The sarcastic reference by the
Graphic to Mr.. Harris sspalatial" Third ave-
nue. cars indicates that his management of
that line OF street railroad in New York is
In the same line of shabby meanness with
bis recent management of our Washington
and Georgetown road. 1t would seem, too,
that he was mixed up with the Tweed ring
plundering business, and probably like
Tweed and others OF that persuasion, he finds
the air of New York rather unwholesome
just now; hence his desire to .'coms to Wash
1ngton" for recuperatiOn. Combining bust
ness with pleasure, too, he is quite willing to
resume the management of the Washington
and Georgetown railroad, and organize an
other little credit mooilier inside arrange
ment for the bleeding OF the general stock
holders But the stockholders and the Wash
fDgton people will no doubt prefer to keep
the road IN the hands of the Riggs, Gun
tons, Riley's, Orme's, Hurts and like citi-
zens OF character and responsibility, who
have some pride and interest In its credita-
BILE management, and no disposition TO bleed
1t for their own benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

We are asked TO suggest that the Capitol
be lighted up Il o'clock Friday night in
accordance with the general plan OF illumi-
nation at that hour throughout the country,
by way OF fitttngly ushering in the Centen-
Nal year. The idea seems 10 be a good one.
What says Architect Clark?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

And now the complaint is made that Mr..
Cox is altogether too unanimous on the cur
rency question to be chairman OF the BANK
ing Committee. AT the East and in Wash
1ngton he is quoted as hard-money man,
but the Cincinnati Enquirer publishes an
extract from a letter written by him in June
last, which says: at is for me here to make
the Ohio platform understood. II shall not
be misrepresented. i have no affiliations
with those who desecrate our temple as
money changers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

Virginia is waking up to the modern light
of improved mail and railroad facilities.
The Richmond Chamber OF Commerce on
Monday adopted a resolution reciting the
present incommodious arrangements for the
transportation of mails and passengers be.
tween Richmond and Washington city, and
tnstructipg the president OF the Chamber to
appoint a special committee to petition the
General Assembly to grant a charter for a
new all-rsil connection between the cities
named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30
K OR THE NEW YEAR.

II EAL CAMkLs HAIR SHAWLS,
RiCH BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
LYONS BLACK SILK vELvkTS,
FRENCH INDIA SHAWLS,
aud many other Elegant Goods suitable for Holt
day Presents.
ALSO ON HAND,
a complete assortment Of
LUPINS MOURNING GOODS
in al the various fabriques, man ufactured by that
Celebrated b ouse.
- One Price Oaly, ~ PLAIN F;svrss.
W. NJ SHUSfER 4 BRO,
GIG Penney Iva mia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

The Indianapolis journal formally breaks
ground for Senator Morton for the Presi-
dency, putting his claims on the ground,
irst that he is the choice of the republican
party In Indiana and deserves to be; and
second that he Is as much the leader of the
republican party In the nation as he is In the
state. The Journal announces Its purpose to
support Senator Morton for the Presidency
until his claims are passed upon By the
national convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

J. EussELL = co.
1887 NEW YORK AVKNUB,
81 Lave % announce that they ere now oogvina
0HST1RS 81 SysI HXie; alss, T1A,> -
OZsesfs, lee Dream, Charlotte Ru0s,
ycu1ess 6e.s eeaiverod b any Part Of The
1sniliss, Parties, Balls, TO-, served q short no
-. q reeeo0aols Drioes. Quality cannot Be ex.
nOHT TILL THIS 10 Any ONE, BUT
Il rmemher. e for your own good. We ssll
O1t0e SHIkTs, ready made, Of Wamsutta muslin
esods are entirely made, and ready Tor the wash
BALTIIORE SHIRT FACTORY,
osesSAo 1Ol2 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30
a . T 3 Q L o @ Y /.

THIS celebrated Lady Astroloeist and Healing He.
dunn can b consulted ct No. 201 D street, coTnes
Of a, northwest. She has no superior IN delineof.
ing the Pest, Present and Future In love OF busl.
ne0 her edvico u invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing ont your enemies, and inYormina
Jeu Of the sure way 20 success In al undeItakineS
Consultetion strictly eooodent1a. Ladies, q; len
lemon, elm. 0ODl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

5000 pounds choice ROLL BUTTER arriving
for sale in lots to suit, at lowest prices, commits
sion. by d. 4. DUrROW,
decfS-3t% Corner 10th end streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. BROTHERS, 80 years experience in tn.
who honor him With their confidence are assured of
speedy relief and honorable treatment 900 street
southwest. deco 2ws
~ the Oldest established Ladies' Physician,
Battwore, one square from -. r q. DepotD
Ladies desiring treatment of any complaint can
consult him v 18th the utmost confidence,
separate rooms FOR lady pdt.eatS. decH I'm
hk. BUCKLER JONES.-Twenty years en- perf
- - enoe In Female Diseases, Irregularites, ov.
Business confidential. l6A d. Howard ST., Bait
NADAME KESTELL, A. D., Thoroughly O.
Midwife OF % years practice, attends ladies At theiI
homes, or comfortable priv ate rooms careful nurs
ing, and the best medical attendance st the Doctor
the care Of adAme Rsstel are guaranteed scientific
treatment and speedy cure. Once and rezicence
'G sssH # south SHARP and Dover SIS baltimore
"SATlsgAOTIOh,'- On PEK BOTTLE. Con.
,Oolosizatisn BuildingD iyl-7m%
IN. ROBERTSON FR0M BALTIMOR
nearly oPpssits the Gas Once, every WEDNEs.
DAY and SATURDAY, from = 70 . ,. m, IN al
Dises.es Of the Urinary Organs, 0onorrhes, Glest,
lonnorrhea recently contracted cured in to days
Syphilis n all It's st.gss quickly cured, and ths
on b. and ssos: n youth, causing oss y
.nS S:.n
ss oa 81 ss
Sy newly di.cossrsd rsnsdss een%sn ,I SStss
thsmselvee In DR.: B. hand can rely upon beinS
high tsstmoniais Shich be nov holds from the led
ting physicians Of Baltimore. Once l9l 10th stress
northwest, from 70 IN. marsH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

nR. BROTHERS,, 30 years experience in tn
- treatment Of female Diseases In this city. All
who honor him With their confidence are assured of
speedy relief and honorable treatment 900 street
southwest. deco 2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30
HOTELS.

VIADUCT HOTEL,
RELAY STATION,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO B.
desirable and convenient place OF rest .. .
cence or solourn tor persona having busi VEAY
ness In Baltimore, Annapolis or Washing k:
ton city.
Is minutes from Baltimore.
Is minutes from WdSAfRgtoA.
Prompt kxpress Connections and from Annap-
oils.
Low communication rates OF fare on railroad.
decli-solm JAS. A. CooTEs, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30
439 NOVELETTE,. 439
FOR
VIEW fEaR GIFTS
AND APPROPRIATE TO ALL SEASONS.

GFSTTNF DRESDEN PORCELAIN
PiINTJNGS CHOICE GEMS RE4TFT-
EILLH MOUNTED; BREWERTO.NS pop
JLdR PASTEL PAINTINGS EASEL
SLAII4RF: FLOWER PIECES ZINE
tHROMOS AND ENGRA TINCTS IN 4 p
PROPRIdTE FRI MES; largest and finest
assortment OF GILT AND VET
FR1HtS in the District; FINE FANCY
ARTICLES that cannot be found elsewhere
In the District: GOLD. SIL YER, TIMED
IND WORSTED PICTURE CORD: PFC
TJRE Nails RINtS &c, with a full line
OF PAPERHANGINGS, " NDO "
Orders for PAPERHANGINes, WINDOW
flled ~ TERMS CASH '1-1
dec303t* JOHN MARKRITER.
An ORpINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 10
"A OF THE CODE so AS TO BEAD:
SECTION 10 And BE- IL further ordained and enacted,
which are IF Inadequate ami insufficient siza, or
which not provided with proper sewer traps are
hereby declared nuisances Injurious to health; and
any reTs or persons, whether owner ten Ant
possessing any drain pipe, soil pipe passage
rectit n betve zen any aud any ground, build
ing, or Tlace C business, who shall fail IN al
-nGI drain plTe soil sip-. passage or connection OF
entire OF all that enters should enter the
same, aud Pr0Ctdsd ruth proper SeIrer traps: aud
who shall fail after NOTICE duly served upon him to
supply such pipe, Of adeq ate and sufficient size,
guilty Cf teeIing and msintsi ling q nuisance, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by q inc
OF n less than i've DO lars n than ten dol.
lars Passed, July ath 1875
President Board Of Health.
Attest: J. M. l. NGSTDN secretary II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

H6 Circulation More than Three
Times that of any other Daily Pa
per published in " Washington, and
therefore by far the Best Adrer-
fising Medium Ira the District of
Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-30

"A OKDINANCE TO PREVENT COMMIT
"A TING Or CREATING NUISANCES IN Oh
ABOUT PUBLIC URINAL OR URINALS
hICATED WITHIN THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
Bsu ordained aud enaosd By the Board Of Health
% ne DtStrtct Of Columbia, That focal matter de-
posted in or about any public urinsl or urinals
locsted within the cities of Washington and Georps
town. defeating in about said urnal or urinais
or oesTncting the same In any manner or By any
means " hatever, are hereby declared to De nui,
sances Injurious to health, and any perron Convicted
~ committing or creating either of said nuisances
fifty dollars for every such offence,
Passed Deem Der 18th, ISIS.
CHRIS. o. COX,
President Board of Health
Attest: j. M LANGSTON Secretary II
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-05-06
Gin ou1erifaaildles gaulenblala.

alqaemeineg @rEtaunei1 erreot sur Sett IN
Baris Elm Gmeritaner Qamens 9oltnm.
9er5eIbe Ienfte i4on felt 26ngereun bic glnfs
meriIanfeit bes gubIitums ba6ur9 anf ii9,
bas &c in benz Tbeater SoIies 8erseres &anos
nentuseIn ouf ii6 abfeuern lieb une oieiels
ben nit ben Sdnben auffing. Seben lbenb
mar man 2eu9e bieier erfaunli9en 2eiitung,
unb obpobI bic anpeienben S4GnipieIer
pieberboLt betbeuerte.t, baB babel tein fduler
RuiFf NIT unterIanfe, 10 tpoIIte bod Bierre
geron, Der gum Stabe ber Monbe Sauftre
oehort, nt9t re9t an bic Sa5e 8IGubeu.
ST foate, bic fra9Ltde &anonenfuSeI nti1e
t6rn. SoItunt BON bsr 8Ibne aus Sngewors
fen rperben. Ser 2ebtere bot nun cine ouf
5000 SSroncs Iautenbe Mette an, baB ct
bos Ranffad unter 8ebinsunsen rorfabs
rem wone, 1uel@e ieoen Srpetfet bsletti8en
mibtenJ ttnb nod Gnnabme Der gSette bes
ftimntte 8eron Mabille OILS ben gslaB sir
Brobe. gs waren ba3u bic fdnmtli9en
8oriSer essournaIiften eirseIaben, un6 als fie
ON Srt ilrb GteIle eirtrafen, fanoen tie bort
bereits 6oItun, Dor ieiner Ranone. Ntan
unterfudjte bieTe anf bas Mger9enouefte, ilno
bic 1awere 8nseI sins pon Sano 51 Saro.
SD Hebe nun nt3t Hebr aIf metnent et8es
nen @rilnb lrb Bo6en" n"-iagte 9oitunL-
.ccshr feib bier Neiiter, ,snb Sbr babt auf
ale 0orfebruaeen feIblt AGt 3a bobert."
Die Ranone .wurbe nun 8elaoen, iino 9ols
tum fteIIte in eirer Gntfsrnnia8 uon un9e@
fdbr sebn garbs il9 an elmer Bretteri9slbe
auf. 9ur9 bieIe S6eibe foIte berpieien
uerben, baB man es rnirfIi6 NIT elmer 8ous
fnaeI su tbnn batte, unb bob aud bic Ynlsi
uerIo6ing fart seni8 par, urn bas Sei9pB
burd Die 9Lanfen AZ treiben. 9oItnrn rid5s
tete bas @ei1Ib, lebnte bann in einer ges
pifSen @tennng ieinen 8opf an bic 8rettefs
uanb uno. aab bas @onmonbo gum Seuertt.
Die 8useI freifte ibm bas Saar i6lng bir9
/ Die Wan6 rab roQte un8efabr NOD 5roaa5t9
/ Oarbs rpeiter. 9ieielbe Ru8eI tpuros oann
pon ben Sournaliiten tpieoer auf9ebobeit nno
I ueuerbin9s in bas GeIdab SeIaben. I. 9iefes
mlaL ober fjng SoItun bieielbe 10 i9on NIT
Der Sanb auf, ME &c es an9 ouabenbll9
i ouf ber Biihne that. ct 9erpantt Ietne 9Sette;
gliewaab aber aeiste fi4 BUR Gnnohme iesnes
anerbietens pon 5000 Srancs fttr irseno Ses
unonnen bereit, pel6er bieIelbe nunoerbare
\ 2eiftune fertig bringen ,ptir6e. Ste nobei
erfor6erLi6e pbpiiI1e Graft n,uB cine enernte
iein; aber SoItum bepies feline Starte an6
oabnr6, bab er NIT i9neren ganonenfu9etil
IpieIte, oils ob es Dransen iudrerl. Die EN-
| ,iaen 0orfi6 6tsmaBre9eln bic &C trifft 5inf
a alBerIt einfa1 er trd8t nur Iebr bide 2eoer'
han6IGube unb be6edt ft1 bic 8rnf NIT pie
j len 2ooet. bitnnen Bapieres, 10 OaB oses elll'
. Art uon giiraB btIbet. Das 9on5e feh
b06ft sefdbrli9 aus, unb beionoers IT oie'
! beim eTiten 9beiIs ber Saa, uen1 9oltuit
! feinen aopf an bic S6eibe eislers 3oa poi
Der GteLIe entfernt onlebnt, no bic 9u8e
aIIer gsabri9einli6feit nod eini9lasets nauB
Befon,nt es Der Ser iibrigens elniltal MI
55Le6tem 8uIper 80 tbun, 70 rb4te essse
inf6onen Cages i'm Elm nnfal betretteit ,la
9 Der RDpf ibm bod nod isbr inSsmstbllsb bn
meaaertfien rperben. 80
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-05-06
gerbeereaSe Teuersbraaf 1T Cib=
foib, @iseoniin.
Die sranORatte sins nlaaSratmeile eru6.
s4pere aserlufie an sebea uaa elsentsua,.

- .sa.,x
Sn GlDtol9 0rag an. Wttttruod ben 28.
April elfse Seaefsprnnlt aus. toel9e ipter
oer aStrfin9 etises ltaFten gsnoes etise uers
9eerenoe Ansoegnan8 errese9ie nno pen 9es
4 i1dftstbett oer SfooI, NH l6mmflimen 3ets
tungs Sfteen, Banfer, Selegrappen SlEeen,
S1aioln9S Spsrnbars, oetis YOttaftt, Der unt'
usriel'ltet Strd3e uno iamlatls9en 9oteis,
NIT Ausnobnte pom eirsen1 IN Mlde legte nno
aud rtebrere Meni9saleben fofete. Der
telegraph brtnst fol8enoe ndbefe @ln3els
beiten: -
SoB Sener be8ann an Der gtne nnb Nfas
rtor StraBen gde uno perbreitete fta na9
Often nnb gtoroof bur9 ote 3aneod. NeorL
9Sarren uno Sigb Strobert itno 3eritorte bag
Depot ber ct. ponl gahn. Damn 3og es itb
nab Der Wfatt StraBe bun, tuo bic grobteit
9ef9atsbdufer Eanoer,; BON ba nerbreitete
ft1 bds Geuer 1iouartS tlber Die S0nfte
98anpoe ,tno aneere StraBsn bis na9 Der
Scapa Strabe. yiit Nusn0bnte zines ober
trpeier 8lods an bas gnbe ber @sain gtraBe
berum btlbete Der Slub ote Slo8ren5e bes
ab8ebrantlten Sifrtfts. t4T
Das 8eb6uce, IN ruel6em bas Seler enta
tanb, mar Die Sdsemiible pom Wlor8ar u.
Bros. an Der Norbleite SsS SlnRes. Dieiels
be mar NIT boot leitbt entBdnoli9em miates
rtal 8etunt. Dte 9tBe mar 10 tntenllu. raB
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-05-06

/ ,syaIs Sic in bieIer unangenebmen 2oa
| fein folIten, sinsen Sbre 6ofTnungen freiIid
| in &aa9 aut" iaste Der grin5 F6 abruen
ben6.
,,Das Iiebe @eIo - bas, uenn ids babe
mir 70 iiberIliiis, unb bab ids ni9t 70 un
entbebrli6 i9eint," becIamirte ber @raf mi
tr6ben gatbos.
vSaben Sic fonit nod etpas 5a meIben q
fra8te Sc. 6obeit sefdaftsndbi8.
nS9 babe Semanb raei1en ginfluB 3ur St.
lan8ung elmer Aibien3 peripro6en - ipoIler
guer Sobeit bic Gnabe baben, rteinen prote.
| gee 81 empfan8en 2"
yBie beibt er benn?" fraSte ber Brin3 uns
9ebulbiG yunb mas min bieier Seman6s" 2"
vgr beibt - 2epnie Nfatulhfa iinb min
nit @uer 9obeit in SamiIienanseIeSe
fpre5en."
Ser bobe 6err mar ent5adt aufssipransen
unb, bi6t 81 benz abiutanten tretenb, iagte
er II, Iiebenswlrbi9enL Ieutieligem Zone
.Das mar eine rpillfomniene BotIdaft, bic
gubien3 lit unsweifeIbaft bemiIIigt."
SIN bieiem Mu9enbIif Iieb ii1 Elm Ieiies
Rlopfen an Der SliiseItblr pernebmen; Der
bienfttbuenbe Gbiutart uerI9wanb binter ber
Portiere unb tpe6feIte eini8e @orte NIT benz
Ran.merbiener, Johann nobm er cine iireng
bienitIide 6aItuns ON unb iaste in onmeIbens
benz Gone: s,g ~
Die @rdFn Matui6fa bittet seborSamft
I'M bic ueripro9ene aubien3." H
,Sie ilt mir 5ebr tDinfemnten n
Ser @raf uanbte ii9 ,n,, ber grin3 aber
sing ibm mad unb ibm freunbli9 bic Sanb
rei9eno, iaSte ct NIT einem SlIGIi@en 2ds
9eIn ~
uStelen Sie it6 nod beute Sbrem Sufanfs
ti8en S6wieseruater Dor ,ins unterri9ten Sic
tneinen Greiorier."
Sebes Dantesmort bahis anIebnenb rpinfte
ct benz aoiatanten, i9nea ab3utreten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-05-06

Sic trat su ibm ,,ab rei6te ibm ideImiid
IddeInb bic 3anb.
.llao Sbres geripre9ens tuerben sic se'
benten . Ni9t tpabr, es brdn8t sic iebt ni9i
mebr, inein trauIi5es Seisa sa fieben 2" =
ygaein, i9 ruerbe periu@en, auberft tnconies
quent 3u feirl" ia9te 9lIban un8ebuIbtg.
uS90nen Danf, Better. -Aaes bur9 2iebe,
ni9ts burd @erpalt /"
Sbre 6dnbe sIitten auseinanoer.
yIaes bur9 2iebe!" pieberbolte ct Iinnenb.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02

W. hear many you'd wor.ls spoken -
Mr Has. "nr present county sup"r-
pntes,ienl, ani tin high standard Ii,
has rn,rl tho gra,le u teachers IL
compared with what IL had been III .hc
county lmfuro his t,mc. II W.. lIoyt
desires % nRnin MI the oikcc va pre-
sunc there will be 10 serious opposition,
- him from any source. The grade Il /
nj the teachers In tho 4 unity |. too low,
and VIZ believe Mr.. lln,t has worked
constantly and faithfully % aiyane.
II Il par Will, other coun-
'ies IN III tito. That b,
l'ns ma II great advance ~ thc pnM'
though he has mt accomplished MI Ii.
l,ae desired ii that direction certainl,
br.prak III hir favor,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02

Tim state agricultural College
rlosu,l for u vacation VI u week on
Wednesday, Tho Misses IIeadle aud
Wiz Ellie T. M.nL viii he l,oma to-.
In, l'rlmrs'lay) Ia cn.o. Il with
friends III III. fawil, circle. John H.
l.easlle will pl.1 returns from the Cedar
Wiley seminary NJ Usage fur the
su,ilner vacation Miss eornie t;ood.
liel returned Oh Tuesday from -
Maf,'s Institute Prairie in thien TT
flr summer vacation, l. Is rl,asani 10
contemplate and witness il.eii enjoy
ltrHi.
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lf,erlau ',tsu4t hn ~ N WI
''.uutt lll.. III otler III instruct H.
naltn, master n N. MANS III stunl
ititritle. a 'inanpr Lave subscribed
IN \ \ tser ltaprr fr him ire srar.
The NH, thing l, Al will linn N ~
have him form again having SOME anr
III thr place while III i growing ~,
III las rHtnn 'lliny III common with
to people There aru up"l men
,npugl, "a tho order TINT il ought ~
tlisrrn,a ~iil the frauds that have
f,s,e,rl apn Il Iika lrrehrA
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The Davenport prmoria. says;
Hiram PRICE has ruel tho Davenport
Hallway Construction Company and
tho Davenport 4 -, Paul l.ailrpu,l
Company ~ recoyer the ucat little snn,
II s2.,,3 - and sheriff han levied
on three tool bnAcs - su'iri, the claim,
IIn, bow ~ large saW IL going to liz
gotten out u ,l,r,e u. 4 ~. T.. toul
boxes, Would rashlc even us keen hu.
nncict ns u T.. Allen