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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03
Ass0cIAT TED PRESS LETTER

~ "s''N' ~''''''"'" S~''
readers, large and small, young an'
old' tnan OF its objects ofpuolic interest
we nave here, independence Hall
where inc Declaration Of America,
Independence was iirst proclaimed
ana carpenters iall, where the Con
tnen,ni Congress first met We hav'
,no n''ha Asylum, ana institute 10
pen anu pump Mntcs Iirard Col
iege, thc noblest charity ever bcqucath
cd oy an American citizen we hav'
our luollc Ledger Building, which u
doubtless the pest appointed newspaper
pruning establishment on the Amer
can continent we have u hundred
other OBJECTS OF interest, any one o
winch would form subject for an en-
tertaininng letter ana oil OF which,
agreeable 10 you sha'i receive consld
Grafton,
w'li pcgin the series with shor
description OF our Geological Garden
u oelng the youngest oi oil our many
places oil interest, and TO my mini one
OF ihe most pleasing oi all. The tar
dens are located on the west bank o
~ w .';I9 ,I ~, ~, ~ nooas n 'n,e.',o's
" =. ~ "Gv'o 'no 'iVAs' Vi 'no ua,'
"nsn a".o ..'..a 'ne poMo' ~ supply
our clty with twenty-five million gal
IONS OF water each day oi the year, OF
~ ToJvVvv,vov ~ ua,,uE .,u swe'so,'o','n
1T, Az y. '"o'. pa'''ouinl' 'noy arc 'ocn'co o:
uo.n a'.o.,,'s p'.;, ps W. we. enu " uiraru ~
'In"l -, ,',I p'w5', 'no n"''' S'r"o'"rc VI
~ rhn 11 r,, ~ t"'' so'.iy =,
lii 80 ~ w. w. w., 'n,o"n INV ypYn ~ o," ."'
pap"u y" Wv 70, 'ay " 'u'y' io'i
NV ;;, W h, ~ a;o sal aoo ~ y, an's ycar, wa'
'''''v" " oio,oov t'erso'T, result uh'
"a, ;.'., aue'eu =" NJ wv 'Stoy VI s'n''"r III
s.' s'"''vns, ~ MyV,ot'e'' ,eo.'o.y na'
~ '"'sVl "'ou - 10 o',or,S ~ oo'
mn .""S on'.o ,pso'"'o'S H. .', VI ra'o "'',
a"','s, a, r,' ,ha i.p',ss' W. IN, p.'n'S any ~,
o"v'' ,Ln ~ '"V no,,aD,; .aa p,p"r.neme e, " "
s"e w. i, 'oi.e'''" 10 olnuvrS ''
,oro'sn sp'''ois " "'u ,ne oocie,y py
no'sreN7 ,'ss,ns an ao, 'l'a. ali pcns'T'
p'r,'S IVY rvP'''es 'n,e,luea n,., ior VI, 200,
logical Garden at Philadelphia. should
po on'v''u l'eo VI uusy, hnu ny i,perai
pcc"n.nry donations IRON huinoer oil
o GU, ~ nt 'V"',,u p e',,Ae,S, hosnolS oon one
one from q lady who desires her name
TO remain unknown, OF $500, and one
from Alfred Cope, OF s27 900, on con
dition that mo vinous, malt or spirit
nous liquors be sold, and no circns or
theatrical performances be allowed in
the Garden
As these descriptions must neces-
sarily be short, ! would mention that
the most attractive places in the Gar
den are the carnivora house, aviary,
raccoon pen, bear pits, fox pen, prarie
dog village eagle avlary, deer shelters,
and buffalo house, and that among the
choicest animals arc kangaroos, wal
labys, tigers, spotted hycnas, ocelots,
lynxcs, leopards, girafics, Angon cats,
wombats, Tasmnnian devils, bears,
ichneumons, Texas Wild cats, porcu.
pines, pantbcrs, prairie wolves, llamas,
antelopes, elk, bison, prairie dogs
and in fact almost every kind Of ami
NAL and bird known TO the naturalist
A number of births have occurred in
the Garden, and the baby dcers, elks,
bears, etc, give the little visitors their
unbounded pleasure The prcttiest of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03
RADICAL POLICY BEGGAR RING
NORTHERN WORKNEN.

Through the insane policy of the
Radical party in their dealing with
the Southern States tens of thousands
acres less Of cotton and tobacco are
planted and raised in that section to-
day than there was in 1860. And as
cotton and tobacco are our principal
exports, which being sold in Europe
help 70 pay the interest on our national
debt ia that quarter as well as il we
had sent the gold. il follows that every
acre in the South lost TO tillage through
Radical misgoyeinmcnt places an ad-
ditional burden on Northern interests
TO raise the gold. Moreover, this loss
in the culture of cotton and tobacco
just goes so far TO impoverish the
South and in impoverishing the South,
the North loses a customer Work
men Of Pennsylvania ponder over these
things. How many Of you to-day are
walking the streets in enforced idleness
in consequence Of the insane course
pursued by the party in power who
have beggarcd the South, and in doing
that destroyed interests which had
they been properly cared for and pro.
tected might to-day be furnishing you
and your wife and little ones with
daily bread
The Radicals have heretofore claimed
that the prosperity of the country
arose from the currency and that they
caused it. If property does not at
tend now, but adversely, by all fair
reasoning they are to blame They
may talk of "hard money and swear
at paper promises )" the simplest un
lettered man will ask why did you
food the country with this that you
dcride as the "rag baby p 1t was
born of you; you handled and fed it in
its infancy, you have been its god
mother, and protector, why do you
cast it off now2 Like another unnat-
ural parent you abhor the features of
your illcgitimate progeny. But yoa
cannot cast it off All the evil effects
flowing from tho birth of the monster
you are answerable for, therefore do
not couple hypocrisy with your in
gratitude and inhumanity.-DmrHe
htdligencer
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03
ELECTION RETURNS.

Below will be found a tabular state
ment of the vote cast in this county
for Lieutenant Governor in 1874,
which we reproduce for the purpose
Of making comparison
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

Jefferson Davis Is writing . history
Of tho late civil war, There was ono
sido Of the quarrel he bad n great deal
to do with, and his narrative will be
very interesting.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

The 81, 900 recently reported missing
from the Treasury Department has
not yet been recovered, and there is
now no doubt that II was abstractcd
from one Of the desks in the rcdcmp-
ton division. There have been no
arrests.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03
The gepnbliram,
GEoRoE B. GoopLANpEn, Editor
THE ELECTION.

Being compelled to go opross early
this "wednesday morning, we are un-
able to furnish our readers with any
satisfactory election returns Up to
10 o'clock last night we had nothing
very satisfactory either from the
county or the Statc. Below will be
found the official vote of Clearfeld
borough and Lawrence townships
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

[, Daniel Kutx, Of Maxatawncy town.
ship, Berks county, Pa, though ninety
three years old, fellows his plow and Is
feir field.workcr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03
THE STATE VOTE.

Below we give the vote OF the State
for Treasurer in 1873, and for Lieuten.
ant Governor in 1874 Preserve IL
for comparison with the vote of this
year, which wo willpublish next week.
---lS73-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

The Baltimore NeioS says another
reason why Grant should not have a
third term is that We are now out
of ex-Presidents.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

The Washington Capitol says tha
at the dinner given BY Grant to Mr.
and Mrs. Sartoris recently, the clegia'
poet, George Washington Childs, wa'
caught in the act of handing an epitapl
on little baby to Mr.. Sartoris, ant
was ordered to be taken into the mex
room and have one Of Rcv. Newman
sermons road to him. The obituary
notice ran rs follows: Ns4 sr'
"Thou has lsft Us, young sartoris,
DWiee pigne 40 amsris, N III lII.I.'I
Tho thy home the other shor is,
Ace adrenfum tai soreris."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

TuE OHIo ELEcTIoS.-The official
vote of Ohio at the October election, as
returned to Secretary of State, shows
the following results, the Republican
candidates all being elected
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

Prot. Swing has declined q call 10 q
church in Brooklyn. Who blamcs
him9
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03
Aleu- advertisements.

WANTED
boy learn the Baking business. Apply
ie jain A. siaaler, at the clearaeli Bakery,
Market street, Clearaeld, Pa.
Nov, 2, ls75-tf tlef
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

Gail Hamilton, who is a lay pre-
er, has been writing Sermons 10
Clergy" That Is the title Of her
honl,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-03

The Tltusvillo Courier says; There
is in the possession of Mr.. Garret De
Mills, OF Oil Creek township, powder
horn which is over one hundred and
sixteen years old. There arc two in
scrIptions on II. One is as follows
"Caleb Rood, ,,,ricondroga, Oct. 22, 1859"
The other Il "Ludolph Fox" There
is also some fine scroll work carved
upon II. II came into the possession
of Mr.. peMills about seven years ago,
he having purchased It Of Mrs. William
Fowler, Of this city. The horn was
prcsontcd TO tho grandfather Of Mrs,
Fowler by the owner Of II, who car
ricd II through the Revolutionary war.
II has the mark Of buckshot II rc-
ceIvod while being carried by Mr..
Fowler IL Is a very interesting relic
Of the oldcn time.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01
ESTEY o R G A N
ron MILE.
loft. j. DOlrll'
~ GlHGnie Court iWG Howard
County, town.

", II, Ryder, Plaintiff,
" Original
Daniel MeSalty and Patrick
MeSalty, D.tsh iants, Nusiee,
u the Defendants. Above Named,
Yin arr hereby nutihcl that thers II
naw IN iilr IN ,lr oshcu III the tisrk VI thr
C,rcni, curt inunl Tor III. county VI How.
nrd. State Of Iowa, u petition NJ W. n !.
,yicr, plaintiff above named, claiming III
you the ram u onc hundred and seventy
eight dollars and htty cents. N Justly due
him from, yoh on account. IL. breaking ~
asres Of prairie On tn eaAt half VI the
aouih quarter mud semh.~es' quarter of
southeast quarter IL seeti"n ~. ID. ~. III
Howard county. I,wa. ~ HstD rsr mere
i.u aru .lso notified that wit of attach.
nlsnt his besn Issued IN this action.
And ihat tAsess ynu appear thereto and
dc.thd h.fnrs noon ~ ihs second Iay of thu
next term II thr said curt appointed to be
held NJ crerca, In said county. commrnc
Ing an thu 18th lay IL March 1874, your
default will BIZ entered gnl judgment ren
drrel az .inst you thereon. In accordance
With the pr yer ~ snid petition,
nREGkENR lDGEA MipNER.
iOst Attorneys tor rlir
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

T~sHss s~ats N f.shitssiua /. a.
sals N ~ nssisar - naf iaa tars
\ y sls rsa N litssse tise~les IN is.l
v. sch 81 iss ,ssnsai 4, Temperance
men sssfs Where's ,hs, Triple. and
ssress hsse !, tesa t. them. and ,Ae,
The daily .ielss.ss n is~. ~hn entie,
th~v having = weakness 81 The i.esr,
- that RIBS shvm VI reason W. ii a,@s
Il character. rsvsl., and wealth. Ma,
thv ifnrssesors " there paarer shni.
may Crit rob them II NIL three. ard
thin sisi. them With personal ,r.l,hcr
because the, msniie., ,h,re ,ef, trait,
the infamous traffic II productive e
viii MaA6cli and Lis eonfeac,ascs i,
crime take noti,ey
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s.sncrniNt galatians !,

Pupils are received my llfNr ItttHs NJ,
year. mi shhrnrd ftnm ,lult III etifanr1.
NJ deduction m,is FIR pprilnl nhsshrr.
unlrra In ease " prosrAesud iliness. " dis.
mtssal
Communications 10 mud from Ne Aeaic.
amy ARR submitted 10 the inspection Of the
Bnprrloress.
Each Pupil IL required 70 have changes
Of Claiming SUFFICIENT IN Ht1ear Ut MI tlnes
neatly and respectfully Iressed nlso rix
towels. sis table napkins, ans drvAsing.
gown. ons bathing enwn. two black aprons.
knlfc. fork. silver table and teaspoon. md
nnpkln.rink. with nAms marked IN full
drar.lns.ease furnished With conhs. brush
t0Dih md nail brushes. Eaap, etu.
Pocket money and Postage stamps arr 10
bs entrusted ID The Dlreeirsss M espend.
itarvs for Ciothing er eiIer items viii be
nads, uni~sa y Anm Of money be dey1slted
With the Institution for TINT purpose,
Difference of Religion forms 10 obstacle
10 the AdmsssIon of sufh ~ Kre willing "
conform 10 ihc established rentiMs ofshs
institute NisleF n. PAvntrIA,
l3t3 eupsrtosess
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01
=
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

tlN AstAfnn fNisintf r.s III Ill htsi Nanasg Nv
sftiftnlsfs ai NtWtF ags4Et9t 1T III iHes, vi Il
ia1a rsasBA HaIsNn. IL EieetFt tftnat Il ~ 8fs
tItNas t.stih tsaht41 ~ III III 9etl III tlast4
Al vitirit distinguished fltfs, III s5.tst ali sHFe
mi tsnnsl.WS reetIsut H. III tls4suts
iii tHsnr asfN n siis ~ & eetfiffsA anil 4 sestl
II hr fiaasi Ia liini Il lff.st atas aitshinA,s ent
~ him. afas. tDef il aEhF*s,fit fe4tfd ~ III
sutiisina sof Rdussltt,t
TllH mural aiii urnafa iettftfanlt 1T H. stud nj
ue0ntfarfis NMightt tf4ft tlas tfhlhrss IltlFits.
n ffstf it l'snhs Hfs tFsl fnfssafts sl rfTsNna.
hassls receive very AtlesiHnnt
HniatAsns AtN y ht III sltsstHHs fti Tasfff III
uArutp 4nsre fl t48nf ii them NJ the health.
tHsiti ard iultMspifefl II thu HH1s ~ Mais,st
1lN nlHiun iaHplH tnfhs Institute ~ HpH,HH
inIIait lut Vti they nv AAifitH. fBt Iiu sska ~
ufIat aid uniformity Ia attend I'll. public tsstl s.s
If religions worship
Tie CORR .snt,da,see III stnslenis ~ well n. all
taeAs Hatsi bY sIa sui9set h The insr.st ssi,
n tnt Hf8tsf,
h. I#fhri money Ut III s'ntlentH IL deposited
#itii The ifasuttit ~ IT. plssH ~ FFHdsnsp tpat
#.sHasl. aht MHs " iatitss - ia'aiiy 1shlfd
rum lssn, nli HFtai ~ ,,tlafni,as.t ~ HrgiTH M
sIuit
nn sAsufing, esei hn4tistr .tNuiI " provided
viii. ,ahte auant III II rlashina, s,i sntiirni
number "a thsyN, sushr, hasaHhi fafrff. inAtis,
.nbls, Lfnshts, etc, MINI III III ~ Will ha fufJs
lthsal hs ttllFHat hniffs spsasal tnpst b. HIilse
Every Article should be usafhsa .lfIi thu hatne ~
the nNhsF lH nil,
rufeiis wishing Ia ',a,a tiaite children q ~ home.
shunli give tlBlrlt h0itef, ard NafAHfi travelling
esIWnar@, t0r further ftftienfsts. atItpss
I'LL hisD. uiJiTIs, IsrA,tshr,
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Tnl srsTF ~ inWt.

Ties ~ .ranls
w ,,teos. .eafs q neNati s.ssa's fte,e
of liza
n, .ssae 81 uenesti I.sesai n
issnel isnm the effee u The
tl.ts 4 the s'trsad teaft Il ffaeafst
County ~tase N lnwa iii fnsnf II II
Nc '.if4iek lirn ani ssins' 1 Il f'et'
I II, A II lerrls anl NM lesft 4 4
~, MIR alst i~fs Fna ~ ~ lire II \.
commanding nc tlttt NJ tiar / . + vi tttoNss
stock nr inisrrs, "a any s.4Hf iii !
in. property tntse hanAs II tlhd tre.
sons, isnis and ,rncmnnss shtsh sse ~
essmr. hs L." rem csee ,isn II liz 81 I
Z Z Ierrie. \ Z Terelr Il Nm Teee1~.
] MAKE ~ ttse H. hr nd The tnm a one
hundred AMI eytats.s tn.iars IN ~ !
one cents. With interest NIL sasi.
irs4sfl n,Hn tho Isllna Il i
described Rral Estate, hins md nethg
az Iva. iamels
Ihs nnsl ~ta quarter nf section ~ I'll
TOWNSHIP tih.,y niue go rang. ftriren
~ and III. ,eflh eaa quarter ef section
six 20 IN iasn.i,ip ninrts nlns tsal ,.nsc
fourteen IL Ncss VI ath l. NJ
Anl lhttel, give ,uh'ie na'ite thai I
shnl oiisr fer sslc "a pubic cutlery, 1T the
cnnti.hNu+e door III Grrs.e. county vl
Howard nd state "a Iowa, On
Snlus dig EcbrnnIs 9th 1910.
between tic hours af |, clock. Il IN. anil
%u'vlnel i III , Of rala ny. sale 10 en,r.
mcuee III the Iuur ~ ! o'clock i. M ~
sail Day, and will sell tushe lish.st aud
hest hitlt.t therefor w eash, III. al,ase de.
sefihel property, or suileisht tl.r.nf t.
sa,iss, the above debt, with interest and
cutt,
Dated this I'll III lay &c lleremh.r ls7i
u. N AtktRsuN,
Sheriff III Howard county
ny u T.. Nnnro> Deputy sheriff
i1.l Printers iee $1,000,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

TN Chri.s.nAs night Mr.. IaaAnh
0uyctte happening g 10 IN ,le paurcr
factory under the DcNcycllcs House
was brutality beaten ~ ono Il the IN
mates u that den Of robbers aud VIC.
lators .f the law. Instead Of beng
ground Of pAliasiou to the brutal
treatment here gwen. that Mr. Guy.
cite was intoxicated. il Ia hut additions
vi reason for ccnsute, rightfully con.
si,'crcl. We hare known Mr., Guyo.te
since he wa moro lad. and wc never
saw him conauc, himself whom sober In
any o.hcr than a gcntlcnanly and
orderly manner. always sddrcsaing his
seni.rs with Difference. courtesy aud
respect When under the influence 81
tho demon spirit scll in ssch dens !,
shc dive n ten cents : swallow, W
have had him Insult " aud seen him
insult otherA on the streets Ia tho most
unhscoming manner. That men should
he allowed 10 make Il their every eAy
business 20 arouse this sleeping Ren'l
In man. melting Il 70 insult, assault
and jos,ls tho weak and unprotected.
u N outrage withou. adequate rcmsl.
iss u redress. Ii II decent Or proper
that Max6cld and 10 Dlsndin shall
conduct In our midst business whose
aolo tendency 10 n incitc men TO every
species Of violence. robbery, wrong and
murder. and then because one whom
they have mAde mad with intcxicasion
visits shem Ii their robbers don with !
aampls q their Infamous work. usc that
~ IN excuse for beating the victim of
their robbery, 70 that he h under the
doctors care Tor days. = portion u
such time poised about oycnly between
life and dsathf W. have heard men
o. their own order Justify this criminal
assault because Jo. 0uycttc Va drunk.
The sams class Of men. on thr same
principle might justify one Of those
wbslps Who should rob 4 man OF his
purss whom intoxicated. Tor = mans
psrson d certainly more sacred than
bin psnnies The psnal statutes on
shs contrary hold tho nsn who inci's
o.l,ers 70 Insult. rob. assault, o. injurc
others 10 person " property, accc@"oF.
ies bcs.rs the fact. And this Il jus.
and right. The dimculsy being thu,
these men arc not ofstn enough called
on 10 ply tho penalty q their own
villAiniss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

80 &s~@As#~#*s 4 sAw "
80 " y = n ~ 49, .#aT#@.
y sAH~ Mwssa#4 - - # z
- sssH@ Y - s#s@ s#A#* j. aess
- ~sGsseN*~ = ! = = sss - sA@t
- s#sssss@s*s = 80 = ss*s -
f@sa s**A 60 ssAss = t
Av~a# ss~eAAa \ III
w. Va*a ~Ms ~ ~saN
- |. ~ ~ A~4~~ tF n
49, sw 49, 49, 49,
saAes tsAs ~ ~ y
- a ye Aaa ~ 80 @ -
ssss.s. .s sr*s a.ssss lssA a. eAs
"a ssa. ss.a. m.a y 49,. $50
!. ~. a.nw~.rx y a. i, ..as =, ta.~~
..... aaA, 80. -. -. ! 4.r,4.a
...a.,,.a - !. 40 a~.M. ~...
:. 80, ~ ..a,...~., ..r.s... n ".
...s..,~,,..,. r..~.... -. ..,A
,......s,. a.,a. 4. -, su,.ss, !.
-. 80. "a a<a, ! !. -. 80
!. a.. -. ,...a.,...,,, - ii.
-. !, ........ III. t.... -.
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-. -. -. /. .,....,.,.....
- ,A.,.A -. y ~, ,.a..,
Ii. !. "a II -. ,.s.4a.,,, :
=. - -, - :, ..,..,,...
$50. Aa,a...@ s.a 4 - $500.
Ia, ss.el .,aa,.., = 80, ,,,n,..aa,
uer. -. . ,,,.~. - 49,, $3.50. !.
- c.,, Il s.~.,. h.~..,, 80
fti~ra. - i, ~. a..n 49, n,
hinamcss " |, /, alleged ~, ~ ~.
iorisv AZ che Eseeatis. N.aYi ~.,,
cppcesd 10 this mess--.r,y lserr,L,l
and Fr~nch, out Of the Eve. heinz i,
faver cf French. Jaire Gran, !. III,
Attorney of Euronear ho,,le,. of 20
600, 600 cf bonds. and Il |. ,ls,me.
that his motion fvr 1 Receiver Should
have had precedence of IN such move,
n chs. He vas =, Washington when
the appointment vas made: bu, wa,
ssleessphsd 10 immediately. and will
return home @ soon a possiblc. and
..theu viii come thc tnc or ~ar, "a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

Tie undersigned ha,iag aid ou ,hs
hardware lusin,ss IN Irereo would emil
,llu attention IL those iu,lrhird 10 ilic M,
- asss - sss@t.t..s. s.s,tns...t lt nut Ut ~
eash Within the next thirty tiaya. ,lnt!al
which tim. n M L. 1 Will be III TN Oh
SAINT with ihs hopts ior Tint purpose Al
Tit e.,se III Tint time accounts not .lnae,
upas hht.ye viii hc collected i, anil lndis
eiliainal.ls ", sIHuiIhn.
rsseo january LAT 1871 Il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

There was slight indication q cold
weather lurking abeu, in this locality
on Monday night and Tuesday morning
.f this week, tho thermometer rcsl,an.
sive TO i,s influence indicating 80
below zero. In fac, |, WAS quite chil.
Ii.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

49, 80 49,
4 ~ ~ N# $685. $3.50
y AsAss - - ss*sa $50 - sasA
= - ls assss aas sssNs - Ass
- 80 80 Asa ass8 a.ss
v A8 e - sl# t#8* AAHef - H
80 Ns4 a#A 4AAN ~
H. Nas fs8a Am#s ~ $50 "A mt
tAAaA ~ attA ~4A ~ ft8ss As#s
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DAvtD n. AtkEN6ON,
khrviM III Howard tsunsy. Iowa
Ny J 4 Powell, Deputy. lnoWipfflJ
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s0ciati0n,
AT ALEXANDRIA,, VA
MARCH 9Oe1s 1879.

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alton. chartered ltt thr eaiaiai,lrr ~ \ 1t.
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Montpelier. The isrnsr resltiei4ce II .t,akl.
lent Juians NHii.a,1.
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n, pfthe p.ir.t4 If iieAlHH IL iifr fAt#at
flana N Association WIN rvslslu ri hn $50.
inity ~ iny hour mi | liiRst ihrif ihlsl+
llg.nce ani their wofth mi high felasas
Tim ~ enbtienl n. ~ VII ~ the put
confidence, ,ntiueaet anl enisi ,ntiii Hletl.
libcrally represented inpng th.u
JAMES |. kENrkii. Iny Nirplni4
ALEXANDRIA. W. nIt =, 1874
! commend thin ~ gents n hannr nj
integrity .nIfslly untitled ~ tho aanil.
dance M tlr public
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III w Furlhern references hy i.cr,ni.rian
Ills xsellenry Gilbert 4 Waller, Ea.
Governor VI Va, Hon. RoM. v Wlihsrs
Lieut. .uoy aftA anil ~ senator elect
Senators and Members u Congress from
va.
Nemittances for tickets inny he made "
express prepaid, po.i.pflice money order
on Washington ~ or BY registered lot.
ters
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BARBOUR. presl NJ IA Airsandria.
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