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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15
MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenosn Board

Forenosn Board
$40 Ophir 2G0- 81. 290s 81 =. 2os 81 $
1860 Mexican I50s 2S, li0s 2si.. lGIOs
2s1.
$50 Gould 4 Curry I4is
36u Best l. Bslcher lios 4c1.., l2os 4Gs+
zoos a.. zoos 46
Il25 California 15Os &c. TAOS 1875. 25.s
75'., l5Gs 75s,, Dos 15ai 10. zoos
49,. los IS
.l95 Savage 33s l!1... sos IT,. 92Os Is,
ll6Cs 49,.
i29O Con Virgins Jos 6211... TAOS &c. laos
6lIs. 10, u. $50, Gl:9.., 2os Gl'.,
4o5 Hale a Norcrcss sos c., ;,sas IL.
20s6l u
81 Choilsr &;
..s5 Crown Point PISS ~. 2Gs H.
$50 Yellow Jacbet los 80. G3Os ~. zoos
2s5., g50s 2yl,,. zoos 90 DO, ios
2ss.. 2J0s 2911., 30os sa'., Dos
2e1ss
l49O Imperis! silos e1s, SEES CO. S5os
1856 Ksntuck l2tz
500 Alpha 23Os 81. 2'os so.
80 Belcher SOS l71la. lGs Il
40 Confidence 1917
ss5 Sierra Nevada i65s I2'.. 2os l2'..
400s l21.
$50 Danay ha
so Utah 70
475 Exchequer 225s l61s. 25oa II
100 Oyerman SOS SIS. Sos 81. Dos So
1856 Justice 3GOs 90. SOS 20 :, sos 2oi..
zoos 20, Sos 2O1.
20 Union 10
$50 Lady Bryan &c
AS julia 8
40 Caledonia s..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15

An Ordinance to regulate the grade Of
sidewalks on Carson street. 10 Carson
City.
The Board of Trustees CT Carson City
DO ordain:
SECTION |. All sidewalks on Carson
street in Carson City. between Washing
ton street and Sixth street, now in use,
or which shall be hereafter laid down.
shall he graded as hereinafter provided.
SEC. 2. The City Marshal shall estab-
fish the hight of the grade OF said side
walks, az the corners Of blocks made by
streets running at right angles with Car.
son street, and crossing said street, with
in said limits; and said sidewalks shall be
SO laid as to conform to the grades SO
established by the City Marshal, and so
that the ascent and descent, if any, shall
be uniform in front Of each block, from
corner to corner, extending north and
south; and if there be no ascent or de-
scent in front Of any block, so laid down
that they will be level, running north
and south; preceded. that on application
of any interested party, and upon the
recommendation Of the City Marshal,
the Board of Trustees may and hereby
reserve the right to grant written per.
NIT to vary from the requirements OF
this Ordinance as above set forth; which
permits shall specifically set forth how
and to what extent such variation may
be made. And provided FURTHER, that all
grades established by the City Marshal
shall be reported to and approved 10y
the Board of Trustees.
SEC. }. In carrying out the require
ments of this Ordinance the City Mar
shall may. wLen needed. employ the Iid
of an expert or experts in such business.
the expense thereof to he paid hy the
city.
SIC T. Any person who shall he con-
victed of failure to make his or her
sidewalk within said limits conform to
the requirements Of this Ordinance with
in sixty days after its passage. shall be
fined not more than one hundred dollars
in gold coin of the United States, or i'm
prisoned not more than fifty days II the
City Jail, or he punished by both sneh
fue and imprisonment.
Adopted June II. 1876.
II 4. RICE, President
Attest: T. J. EDWARDS. City Geek.
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HVenkA8 beOb
355 Meadow Valley 1858 19.. COOS q
800 Raymond & Ely 10
$50 Eulesa Con 340s H.. 22Os IL.
10 jackson zoos 81, los 3i4
1850 Belmont zoos %. o3Os %. Sos 211..,
5OOs 3, Sos %, 350s 3
$50 Prussian
!Go Leopard 350s Z. zoos 6;s. AUS "a
300 Jefferson zoos s7ll.c, zoos Toe
400 Panther zoos =, zoos l..
2ss Northern Belle 1903 80, los AZ, 2Us
i3, los IS
li5O Hussey 4Ut,s 1, 100Js S'c
$50 Tyho 33Cs II -. Sos ll;s
5s5 Gen Thomas zoos 2s.. Ass ga
zoo Mansfield zoos 15c, Sos 12Ic. Gus
l0c
200 Modoc So
1876 New Coso liJs Is. SOS i !.
245 Golden Chariot 2Z5s 2ss.., 2Os y.
100 South Chariot 25c
225 Poorman zoos II, 25s 2cc
60 Knickerbocker SOC
500 Globe Zoe
1876 Baltimore =.
80 Silver Hill 25s 6. 2os tx
SO Rock Island 2
100 New York Con "a 20
100 Woodville
40 Lady Washington 20
100 Kossuth Cos ]. 1Gs 81 re
200 Mint zoe
ITO Day ton SOS So. 30s s
100 American Flat aoc
% Andes %.
GOO Wells Fargo 5o0s 1870, zoos zoe
$50 North Carson SOC
SO Ward L..
$50 Leviathan Csc
50 Prospect
200 North Con Virginia sc
100 Morning Star
80 Trojan 90
1926 Virginia 275s %. ljos ~.
si5 Cou Virginia e.
1870 Best Il Belcber 40
s75 4Oas IS, 270s 17il... 5s az.
40 Savage 2Os 1871, i5s 49,. los IL S
2S5 Hale & Norcross Pos. "a. .tos 6'
IT'S Justice POS 2lii.z. I55s III.
50 Chollar SiIt
Us Yellow Jacket sos 30'., Dos 20H,
Sos :02s. LBS 1914
a25 Gould & Curry l4''4
30 Kentuck l2l1.
CAS- Ophir 575s So, 2Os 533s. Jos "a b3'
us Crown Point 1898 IA. lbs H.
$40 Mexican Dos 81, SOS 29iiaa 433s ~ /.
L Eelcher u
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The Anti. Circle.

The action Of the Anti Asiatic Circle
relative to the riotOus demonstration
last week, is explained in a commune
CATION which appeared iii the Tribune
of last evening. IL iS over the sigma
ture of Mr.. l.aiier,y, Vice President
of the Society. He says:
This is to certify tina: amongst the
men who compose theAnIi Asiatic
Circle an overwhelming majority
would scorn to have any participation
i'm SCENES such as that got up by some
i am glad to say only one or TWO
members formerly of our Society Oh
The occasion OF the SkedadGle demon
s,ration last week in Carson. l am
happy to be able to produce evidence
strongly cOntirMatOry OF my remarks.
Amongst the A. 4. 4. it appears
there were many who were invited to
take part in that disturbance, and
who firmly and Indignantly refused
to have anything to do with II. Some
Of these men, previous to the COM
mission of the outrage, took pains 20
dissocIate themselves from what was
about to be done. They had reasoned
and demonstrated with their cOmpat-
riots. but finding they would moi be
diss,.aded from their purpose, they
took steps to save their own honor
aud to prevent the repute Of the Anti
Asiatic Circle from being soiled by the
contemplated atrocity.
We feel we would not be doing jus
tice To the .Anti-Chinese movement il
with one hand we demanded the re-
dress of our grievances and with the
other hurled defiance at the laws o.
ho land
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15

This evening, At the Carson TbeatsT.
the people Of Carson will be afforded an
opportunity OF listening TO al entertain
ment to be given by that wonderful indi-
vidual and marvellous musical genius,
Blind Tom. 4 natural pianist, be exc
cutes the most difficult operate music,
and has gained worldwide celebrity.
The admission is one dollar, aud reserved
seals may be secured without additional
charge Doubtless he will be greeted
here, as hs has been elsewhere, by 3
crowded house.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THAT APPEAL in the case Of Z. +.
Hone and III. C. Cade, which was to
have been made at o'clock yester-
day was postponed, by stay OF pro-
ceedings, until l. O'Clock to-day.
TaI Ho1rEsT DAY Of the season was
Yesterday. The Thermometer At one
time showed 95. And tho average heat
during the day wss the greatest SINCE
last summer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15

How II Is EYCEIvID.-1he conviction
Of the leaders In the Anti Chinese dem
onstration at Carson is the occasion OF
the following comments by the Enter
prise: I'VE like Carson. and We are not
particularly anxious to conceal the fact.
On many occasions in the past tho glori-
GUS little city has proved its loyalty and
worth, and once more We are happy to
record the fact that its people are ever
true to the laws of the land. Hone and
Cade, the rinsleadsrs Of the half-drunksn
crowd of ignorant foreigners who. lev
days ago, set all law At defiance ana
openly asserted that they were above the
power Of any Government. have been
tried before . jury of the bsst citizens OF
Carson, and, after an impartial and
patient examination, have been found
guilty. In the argument Of the case It
was repeatedly asserted that no jury ON
the Pacific coast had ever convicted .
man for any such ofense. That asser-
ton may DO true, and it ia time that
such a conviction should be had. Gal
liant little Carson Was equal to the emer-
cencv. and through twelve Of her repre-
sentative men say that hereafter the laws
of this State ehall be observed, and that
no assemblage Of foreigners and loa'ers
shall openly defy those laws. We re-
ioics III this, aud congratulate the peo-
pie Of Carson and OF the State that a
Jury has Teen found courageous enough
to meet the question and deal WITT II III
& proper manner
EXAMINATION ESEECisEs.- Following
is tho programme OF exercises rs carried
out in the intermediate Department OF
the Public School. in Miss Adam class,
June 18th:
Foreuoon.-Mental and Written Alith-
metic; Reading and Spelling: Rsclta-
lions. The Lion and the Unicorn, .
''You're the Coolest Mother that ever
Was
Afternoox. History, $50 questions
Physiology. $50 Iustions; Foreign
Countries, Governments and Religions;
Sketches of California and Nevada;
Signsrs of Independence; History ID
connection with svents-Chist justices
of United States, State Officers. Admis-
sion Of States, Presidents: Speeches aud
REGULATIONS, RED Cloud, Indian Chief,
"Hannibal,s Address to his Troops;
Response, ny Ship. Silver Moon,
"Waiting for the May" The mouth
of the Dee. ''"April, Beautiful Land, "
Geraldine.
TRADE DOLLARS.-A canvass among
the business men of Carson is being
made to ascertain the feeling in rela-
ton to the circulation of trade dollars.
Other towns refuse to take them tor
more than ninety cents. 1t is prOba-
BILE, from what we can learn. that our
business men will adopt the same
rate. The matter vii! probably be
decided to-day.
PRESBYTERIAN P1cNIC.--The Presbyte-
rian Sunday schools OF Virginia City and
Gold Hill will give = picnic at Bowers
Mansion next Saturday.
PERsoNAL.-Bishop Whitaker left last
Sunday for trip among the towns and
CAMPS OF Eastern Nevada. He will be
absent three or four weeks.
AssEssNkNT.-An assessment OF 81 per
share has been levied by the Crown Point
Mining Company, delinquent on the 18th
Of July.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15

ACCOMPLISHED HIS OBJECT The man
John Mcintyre, who threw himself under
the wheels OF the engine " Bowker" in
Virginia City yesterday morning, died
at the County Hospital ut IL o'clock last
night. He suffered terribly before his
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15

lr the Board OF Health, which spends thou.
sands OF dollars in the general distribution OF
aeodorizers to prevent the spread OK contagious
Nvers, would be consistent, they should 81 atu.
itonsly distribute GLENS's SULPHUR SOAP to the
victims Of contagious eruptions. Sold every
where. jelzwis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15
ORDINANCE NO. &c.

An Ordinance to regulate the grade Of
sidewalks on Carson street. IL Carson
(Ni,y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15

"Ca,npaign editorial writers are
sprinying up. one in New Hanp-
shire adverlises TO write articles for
So a column, but u New York man
offers to do them for fifty cents less,
The last fellow offers them I" fresh and
vigorous" aud we doubt not they are
aw fully fresh.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15

Lyons KArI!.lRoN inakes beautiful. glossy,
luxurisnt hair: prevents its falling Hus Or turn
inr gray. 1t has stood the test "f ~ ye'sr* is
.hsrIninsl> perfuiGeL. and has ho rival.
alphabetically
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-15

RacAN's MAGNOLIA bALa preserves ant. re
stores the complexion; removes freekies, tan
ana salcwness: makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannc: he det",te
uy2lcod-wis-1y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28
MEKIHFN N.aLE.
TIN STATE Or IOWA.
Harvard ttnnnlw

Howard County.
ln tho t'ircui, conr, Of Howard County
State Of Iowa.
by virtue uf s~lrcial Execution issuc,l
from the nHice ofthu Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Howard County. State of Iowa. |,
favor Of John l.. Gibson. and against Mars
Hchrincr. dated July ~. INTO, aud to mo al
rcctcd. commanding me TINT ef the goods
chaltsls. stock or interest Ii any Company,
dcbts due, property In the hands Of third
persons. lands and tcnements (which arc
not exempt hy Inv from cxcculion) Or tho
sMld Mary nchriner. make or cause u
be made the sum Of Two hnndrsd and thir
ly-lwo Dollars and M cents 49S9 ~ with
interest and costs, levied mpon the ful'
lowing described Real Estate, Tying and
hciug situated In tho County Of Howard,
and State Of Iowa, namely
The East hair li.o) Of iot No. tj) II
block No twenty scven (97) In tho Village
Of Crssco. State Vt Iowa
Aud hereby give public notice that
shall ufIer for sale II public cutlery. NJ tbs
court honsa door In UFcMro, County u How
ari, aud State Of lswA, on
Saturday August 96lA, 1k96,
between thu hours or q o'clock n. N. md
I o'clock = NJ, II said day, sale 10 com
mcNce ii the hour or 10 o'clock =. M, ol
said day and | will soil 10 the highsei nnd
best bidder therefor in cash, tho above d.
scribvd property. Or sufscirmt thereof u
satisfy the above debt, with interost nud
cnst.
Dated this ~, day Of July 1870.
3. l.. THOMSON,
4Ot3 SHERIFF 81 Howard TO. .lo~A.
Printers fee ~ 30.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

" ~. nurford Tho ID. y. ON for The
Counslss comprising ths 10th judicial Dis-
trict ri Iowa for Ms order u United Work.
men N the evening u Jvly -. Instituted
In our city : lodge u that order. the ofhc-
err elected and Install led o. that cceasicn
arc; n A. Stone, rAw; y. n. Mooa,
NV, e. |, White, or; N. l.. Luther,
oycrserr, c. J. wsbbsr. Recorder, G. r
webster, Finsnci~r, > J.. Smith, Hccciv-
", II. y. Loomis, Guide; n. II. bertrand
Nv Jasper Tsotsford, Ow. NJ. NJ. Moen,
MP. Btene, q. l. white, Trustees
The name u this lodge ~ adopted u
Howard, Il meets o. tho lss and 81 Thurs
Days " each month. One Of tho principal
objects Of tho United wsrkmcr IL that Il
guarantees u each member ~ 900. Iifc
Insurance. Howard Lodge starts nut with
fourteen charter petitioners. thus Il will..bs
seen that BY the establishment of tAis -
eiety nov that eas, 900. Life lassraacs u
psscsd upsa The membership. The order
was introduced iSto Iowa Nov. 27tA le7s
and . has . men,hcrship In The state of
we 500 members.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

Cross and siokly children can b
made healthy and strong BY
regulating their stomachs and bowels
with Csstoria. Il l. more effective
than Castor Oh, and : ~ pleasant "a
takc - honey. For Wind Colo. Hoss
Stomach. Worms aud Coslivsncss.
there j. nothing IN existence equal q
CsseOsia.
Why viii you suffer from Rhcwma.
tism, Sprsins. Stiff Joints. Swcllings.
Burns. 6calds o. Weak hack. whe,
tho Ccntaur linimcnt affords certain
relief. Many articles soothc pain 70 4
certain extent. bu. tho Csutaur lini.
mont cures. Tho White Iinimant !,
for tho human family, tho Yellow Lin.
.mcnt h for horses and animals. 3itta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28
ROAD IOTyCE.


70 ALL WMoA II NAY caxcERNs
Thu Commissioner appointed 10 locate i
Highway, PctiuoAeL frr ~ + J. Sullivan,
commencing NJ road No. III al the aoutl,
quarter. orncr Of section No. eightesn
Township No. Ninety. Eight, Range No,
Fourteen. In Alton Tswnship, How ard
County, running thence East On Hsclloi,
lines five anil ) half miles to mect ikoad
No. 20h, and there tsrssinatiMx. hns re-.
ported In favor III location thereof, aml MI
objections Their ITO. Or claims for LaMagcs,
must be filed In tho Auditors ofiee IN II
before noon IL the .sth day Aug. bA76,
or snrh Highway will DO located without
further ls.ercacs thereto.
Dated crssco. Iowa, June 20, ls76.
JEREMIAH BANKER,
Sow County Auditor
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4 PEOPLE.

No people IN tho wsrld aufEer IN much
with Dy~pcrsia m Americana. Although
years ~ experience In medicine had failed
~ accomplish 4 certain and sure remedy
for this disease and its effect j, surh NJ Sour
Stomach, heartburn, WAtcr.hrAsA Sick
Headache. coAtivcncss. palpltAtion Of tho
Heart, Liver Complaint. coming up of The
food, low splrlts, general debility, etc. yet
since the introduction of dMksn,s AuausT
eIowgR W believe there Ii no cAAc "
Dyspepsia tAat cannot b. Immediately ~.
lieved. 10. 100 doscn sold last year with.
out ons case u failure reported. 10 70 yoar
Druggist, DR.. ]. j. Clemlncr and got 4
sample Bottle for 10 cents md Try II. Two
doses viii relieve you, Regular slsc Is
cents. loscw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

Ole Ilulverson was struck by the en-
ginc of tho morning express trsin going
west last Thursday morning onc milo
east of calmar, aud died from tho effect
In 4 short limo. slr. Hulycrson WA
walking along the track and being DIAL
did not hear tho train natil hs Wa struck.
The engineer saw the man on tho track,
but mot kaowing hs was deaf supposed he
would rot ont Of lho way, and nm within
4 short distance Of him before blowing
the whistle, which did no good, N tho
man could not hear Il. They werc y near
him that the engine could not hc stopped
In limc y save running over him Decor
ali Iudcncndcnt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

The Mctircgnr News PROPOSES not to
throw up It's ilat until after the llaker
Guards shall have Mrt the crc~co Artillery
Company In = contrs. NJ target shooting
mud artillery tactics. Il had better not
whit. for after that there will bc nothing
for Il 10 lnugl, about. In favor VI II hAv-
Ing III laugh now we wcull cail ~ attcn
tion To the story Of tho Irlslimsn who
standing In tic rad locking ~ y little
bull paving The ground, laughed outright
~ think how hc could humiliatc him by
jumping over tho fence, taking him by
The horns nml rubbing hls nose IN the dirt
Having attempted The experiment In whi.l,
he was thrown entirely over the fence. lc
remarked VI | hadn't laughed l~forc getting
over there, should nj have laughed u
MI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

NJ &c ~.
BENNAkl1--At Troy. n, Y NJ tho resi-
dencc Of hls son-in.lAw, DR.. Il. 4. CO
burn, July II, 1915, ltcv. David her
aArd, In tho 18th ycar or his ago.
The deceased was an Anti. Mason lectur.
cr q n. u, and 4 Translator of the Baptist
bible.
HARt Ei-In jamestown. N. y. July
-, NJ tho residence VI Mrs l.. II brown
Mary a. Harvey, aged eight eight years.,
youngest daughter II Willard and knrAll
barrett Harvey. DECEASED.
HALL In Warren, Ia. July 49, 1879,
MfA. Eunicc 4. Hall, Wifi of JUN 10.
siah Hall, agci Us years.
pnll.Llr6-ln Hugar Grove. IA July ~.
1876. Mrs. AlmirA Phillips. wlfs q DR..
!e~cpA PHILIPPE, agua o. years and II
days.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

cross, sskly hahtss AMI ehtiAsvn may cnjas
health, ana ,~nusler'. have rst, VI they Miti uss
~t'ssioraM. Marsns, tssvrtsbavss, s~e~thina, w.a
seile, rsu AamNrh and undisesf~l feed make
~eI.ihiren .rsrr, and p~ss~lnrs~ seAHss.
tanstura will asriMllat. thr furi, rxtei wu4ms
and cnrfvst AL these things. tor swrut, scaFs Dr.
pitcher eSlerimehss+t In his tfisat. practice I,
rs#!ier al sttestss. GathAftic AMI sivtnauh resn
lator whlei would Nv ~ effective ~ Caster OIL
~itlsutt ~ unpleasant tHstc Dr retull.
The regulations Ut ists experiment cslrs.i,d
lhysicis,., aa.i sufrss rariii, adopted hts retaes,y
IL wt,sst h. gave the name as t~.asiuris.
tnrtntls u - licasAnt W take ~ hnt,rs, rein
late th~ -iu.narl, Hni howris, and dtss Ent gripr
" v adapted 10 alt a4es, contains M alcauhol. ~.
u absolutely hs,uatsss 10 the mast tender Infant.
Try astoria oaee aad yum will never he witt,
alt w.
| Prepared i. tie Laboratory Ut ! n. kssr A ~.
Ers! street, NV hasN ANIs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

ynu arr iausrbs inilhri that I have tia LAY NJ.
psintsa Appraisers ~ tsass the asti tga- which
The NV mr. VIII sustalh hy the appropriation for
sri.fol riitipn-ss If the following ,ese rilsl real
.stats slxf Commencing At the Sanil, vast cott,ei
~ thr ssuifi wssl quarter II w. sonth west
siIaitsf ri s.siiun ststt tst ~ Inv nshils piu han.
sitsd ttts1e nsrfli 1T Fas,ft insift III tf1l west ~ tts
hth y, VI AMI running tl.ril.t Iarh tra tHla,
thence Nssi etsht fets, tlts,se sruth ten rsts
ti,.nss sasa eight rssls ~ thu ttsa#e ID. iw~ siuhlng
AMI containing eHe haiy aeuts
said apt,fslreFs Will inert IN ~ ai~s. avse Tshrt
real ~siHts IN L. III. .isy If August lsia III II
a'einek. a ~ and sessss said damages ~ provided
by sreiiei is.5 oi the t'aalr Of lawst
a. n, luAT, na. %aA
are *n, Iowa, Iu's In, ls-N,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

Mra, Simonds was unable To attend
tho full time from thu illness of her
shillrcn Or other cause and hcr OK M
nation was not completed. II WA cred
liable though 80 fur asit wont. Beside
shc wax not m applicant for tho
school. tho position having boon ten
cred her BY tho board. There wcro
others examined than tho names given
but ~ they wore not applicants for .
place IN tho school and gave but an hour
or two o tho after Il the suggestion
Of Dr. Merriam wo omit their namcs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-28

Tho especial attention of our read
ors II called u tho advertisement al
I. A. Chapman 4 Co., in tins issue, Of
their immense reduction In tho prices
Of their LLAMA Lace goods, both
Shawls and Hacquos. This reduction
cats down tho prios Of thvso desirable
gonds 70 about half tho usual price.
and 10 mado BY I. A. Chapman < Go.
In orhcr to close cut tho balance VI
their goods this season,