davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
NEWS Of TllE NLEk


A ss~vs@ws#sssa ~Hh sas2 Me4.A#Ae "a AAsA
s~~s# s#s* sss s%@As*ns Ae#s va ws s#A#N I'M g.
Axxs h*# sssS NwAssss s*wmssa sfs ssNN.
ss~~sSessrssass sss@sgt "a ~ vssA NJ
sAs~ s~tAAss ramAssA "a whaA aA w.
ss**A a#v6Aassse w@## f~*sssa - fr~saY*A y
a.sw~* ts~ ,~s~ssa AssNsAss ssas~A sssA sw~I
TssasN AasaHa sasmsA, $50 sssasss ~aHl ~nws
ss#aesa*. sssssswAs i~sews ss@ tss sassssss# ~
sas* Nsss hssaasn SIZE sfs*s Ntsawsl
frA~a ~ thF ssaassHsnsswsa sa@ssss
sravxss~ "A sAs s~Tas a&ss sss@ Ats~~~
~ ess~ssfs she l*@s~ f~ss~~~A = sasaeA shs
~wssss AsT s~~A ssssa ~ she ssssha tssass ~
shA s~~*m s~4~sssssas R~s~sa ~sr~@wsess
rFsss~~a slss ~snAasssm shsa N~sst. AsFsAia sAFrs
swe asfvssas fs# t~.e#. &na ths Fswss -. esAara
srm~a ~ slssnssA h shAa e1,~a n n sasa
ssss ~ - As~.ssa sssss. ~ I'll ssss. witt
krwIr a4ad rl&rsnsss aaus. wsil suss~sk n
A~nsAsa%s era rAAss ~ ssmia A~ffsr NV. 4
sissmaas n rm~tsrs~as NJ shs ssssehsscns n
tln&ssA In sanswasaa wssh mu ssnssa scs /.
re~~&ssea III ha~silssis< e<a~wn HE Turkish ard
Nsssiaa fcs~A. Aaa slss osxnsan II rAining caf
r~ocs thsa nn~saar r~sl snfg~~e i ~ lTraaw
sh~ p~ac~ AewciaAsaass an,si hss ssvt~ss,spn~
aS~ e4ga~t~a fcs shfc~sng On sssmy intn sssslA
scase eslx ~ shIs heliei v se~H In sAe fact
thaA ~hile I'M c&hss rcw~S~ fsvns IN strange.
m~mt which shali rs~tcrc r4~cs u onee, Rn~aa
cmls wants ~ Asnisssce
Ahiul Itamsd hae l,eea lrocisimts salian of
Turkey, vics Mnvsa. detusca
The scrly II President Grant 10 the 0crrnsn
Emt~eors lstsss u congratulations On shc cc.
ca~icn ~ me centenary cs Amcriesn indercna
enc~ wss presented IN tic Ut inst. The i'rc.i
dent spcaks ~ tho eio~c friendship between
The two countries. and hopes sneh relations
will continue.
The deposition of MarAd occasions no a..
cit~ment ~ disturbance Ia Ccs,ssantinorlc.
The deposcd monarch has been assigned tile
Tsheregan palace - his residence.
Another Canadian town has been devastated
by The nreAcnh. IT. liyacinsho, suburb Of
Montreal. II thc unfortunate uctim. Xix hun.
drsd houses were destroyed, and hundreds Of
families were rendered homeless. The rccu.
mary iuam Ia estimated n "a 000. 900.
Cable dispatches toll of hard fight
ing beswscn Tho Turks aud Scryi.
ans. Tho battle OF tho Let of September IL
said 10 have hcen tho heaviest OF tho war and
from all accounts the Turks secm 10 have had
tho best Of II Gen. TchtrnayeiY had tele.
graphcd for rclnfcr~ment~, and battalion of
i2,000 had bcsn ordsred 10 his relief by tho
ScSvlan Minister Of War. Russian eisieers ani
troops continue 10 swell tho Hcrvian ranks, aud
tho advent of peace II no neartr than before
Hard times IRA raging Ia England and the
iron trade recma 10 b. especially afflicted. A
multitude Of failures, mostly ef small houses.
arc reported aud tho suspension Of cloth and
Iron mills has thrown thousands of people out
os employment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

The new ~ per cent han ecnas arr nov
bcsns prepared by the Treasury department.
They will i~ Of the denominations of ssn.
*io0, $500. II mo, s5neo, ana tin,ooo. In.
tercst wsil he payable quarterly ON she arst
days II December, March. June, and Asptem.
her. They will 10 free from taxation Of oil
kinds; principal aud interest viii bc paid In
coin, and these conditions will bc cot forth on
their facc Tho bonds ar~s 10 bc called Tor 70
dcmpsion IN ~ per cont. k,nds arc Tho ave-
twensie~ of 1865. interest Oh which Ii nov pay.
able Ia May and November, and of which thsrc
arc nov outstanding elsa, ,s5s, $50.
II u stated that tho War Department n con.
ai.lerng. In connection with tho indian Ofiice
the propstcty Of taking stcps toward the gradual
disarn,ing Of reservation Indians. II also hes
In contemplation 10 reduce tho number Of po-
MOS, Gums eill ponies enough for hunting
aud ~ other proper purposes Of those Indiana
who ara fol and clothed by tho Government
can 10 leet aldo from these.
Tho public debt statement for Scps. shows
. reduction of tho national indebtedness during
August ot s3,iii.u3G. Appended arc the ofs-
olAl nRnros
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
POLITICAL POINTS,

Congressman Clynaer hAs been nominated
for reelection by the Democrats Of lserhs
county, IA.
Tho Connecticut Rcpnblican~ have noniln-
A'cd ilcnry q, Robinson. u Hartford, for dov-
ofnor.
Tho Democrats cf Iowa hAvc placed In nou,.
tnasion tho following ticket for Htato oilicer
Secretary of RtAsc. John hsnbcraurl,, TreaSu.
rcr, Wesley jones, Auditor, William 0roncn~.
Jndgc~ % thu supreme Court, Walter !. llHs
and William Graham. Attorney General, ]. q
Cook; Register of the atAtc Land O1ire. N. &.
Rldsnoir
Tho Democrats 0f Now York. n their HtAtC
Convention - Saratoga las, week, nominAted
HorAtio seymour (by acclamation) for Clover
nor nor~hltmnr. present incuubcnt thy ~
clamNichl. for Lieutenant Governor Robert
q. Earle Tor Judge of Tho Court ~ Appeals
nArins A. uts.icn fur Canal Commissioner. AMI
isoler. III. Anderson for s,Aie i'rison Inspcc.
tsr.
Tho Dcmocrata Of Colorado have nominated
lsola n. Hughes for Governor and T. u. Pat
teHon for Consrcs..
Tho Governor ri Wcs. Virginia hAs appointed
samuel Price 70 succced tLp lato Allen r. On.
rerson NJ United States Senator fom thKl
State,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
~.s~ ~~.. u -. ssiAs


49, k#M#s~#8N @S &@ @#8 w. A@
.kssa4s Y - ~ - *
$3.50 Il ss@s#s 8
s*4AAws
y saaa -
- - CAV
~ s4@ Il AH N A
. 49, ~
-. Il -. -. -
r.
4#a
- ..A
~
-
n
M
a8
'
Il -
80 4as ~
49,. 8 80
80 -
sFss'ssf's - Ff n. ssss
FfA 'ss i. n 49, 49, - WI ~
.l -
NNss 'MNN @ s&
FfssfA sM3ss@ ~ ssFsys + - $3.50 80.
~nAs - .. N.
sNH' ~. n. s.....4s..a ii
~ m@f 49, NR .9
fHta reff s -.
fsNssA ws'h - 'sF''s'*s !" -.
fsf.asfss $50 = - ' s... 's.l1s..'' s -
~ anssAA - Aa.R -. a'ss'
IL 'Hn.'. HAs .s sma
- - y.
Nsft WT'V ~ INV. -. -.
s.senss'ff'hs HaaNane -. -.
- .s'es" - Ha''s - ~ 4. i.
- ~ @sHAf7a " 'ns .'s'N' ~ ~ 81
l'fH~.A '~s's'F'hR III. 49,. .s. 49,
~ 'hnnN'Y " XIV, - -, -. !, ~. 80 =,
i.Hssa = ~f~h' 9naH'fs n..sst ''.'.ah -
" ss' afefs A'N'''ss 's'a y 81
'a'a sn''' = Ut ',asssaa',' , ~
ph ''A' ssstA. Aana ~ ''s's' -
sf' ~ I vHssafA ~ u $3.50
aseAtNi y. 'nsisah fassis. - '''' w.
sh - we anassn ''N'ssf'.s y. ~ - s.
" fif raiWr ihsy w" -
''.stnne iH ''wi 7. W. -, n','
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

When tho eyes begin ~ fail. ,,sa iAcm
~ little ~ posHihle Mt might, and avoid
reading fine print N dning my work
hy lamp light, which trics them. Hat
when you instinrtivrly adjust Your book
~ IN to got lNttcr light, when the
cyes ART eAaily fatigucd and tlaerr In a
arnAc Of effort ID make out thu lultnrs In
print, Or ID take stitches In sewing,
.lnctacles arc nusled. They arr III
hst thing a. bs bought for cheapncSs.
Always notc tho nnnller of your glAAscs,
An.l tho slAtn of tirst using th.al III lost,
yon can trll what number you want.
0laMM. nhuml.l be washed in c0ll wAtu
every day, wiM,d dry with linen fNh
rio, and then with htlckskiu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08


ssv~sA
ssassssa A5t@ go ssNtAss tesssass
TIE rsssA tssssAae l4ssws siNha Fss seAfA
~aA feneAs W ase n nsaNsysli44 y A.
ahA sle n ssssn nsh nA@ lAss RsMA. N
snass "A ltsfss. fr~sn ~hseA HAmnst ssl @#m
isisaee II hHmansss has sssrstssi.
M~sassA tae ssugnsssst, was ila.k.
ssatth IL q fstanslfs, sssA Maikst WA hss
hsltSsf. Ifes ~vs~ wmrtn. Isss~shAi
Issersls md rTt were hsl un w tsmrha
eni tlaissvAs HI sse s-sntr~i which has
mssIe rhe massistes nnd 4 InTttsss.,
AMI lAsd ths oilstf IN a si,Nissssas.tatsls
rsNsr. Nsssl~n ~as ifaineA hs tassh.
III fall~tt sssv~l. wIs hM~ ssisallsNgr,t
Ei~~rts, anil Walker was sssistv.l III his
preliminary taesies hy SAm tally~r.
1he party irft tht. ..its nj mssinishi. the
pfinrspals AMI H~an,ls having
gone t~fntr. An asa a'elark about
fN lAndrs,, renT found a
plscc, pitched 4 ring, AMI M.~sl, i wa,,
the tss~s. Walker oil, rel I. hst M-slfa
80 un the rrsnlt. aahi ~as rrusnrily
taken M. Walker u,st III tha tirri hlow
.n,l ,irw the first hlnpl. H. h.i every.
thing his own way for awhile. W@drn
,levotinR himself wholly to CLOSING Walk.
rrs cse nj n terrible eos. tn himself.
Hr finally rncces~lesl, Walkers flesh
swelling badly, and Irum that onward II
waH only pounding blind man, until
In the reventy.sixth round Walker,
though tha lssyes ent stronRcr af tho
two, WAS left ~enselrss In his corner. A
rnah waa made for thc boats. hut the
sheriff with ros~c stood IN thu way.
Hi was quickly ovcrpowcrcd. anl, while
standing on tho shore 10 sce the fuughs
lighting among themselves, WAS hit In
tho facc by a melon. He rctaliated with
his revolver, mil TIM whole gang re-
turned IL. While they wsrc lighting
and drinking on their way hack, Sam
Collycr VIVA bringing home the corpse
of his principal.
Tho dead body of Walker was found
this evening un Salt Wharf, nj Green
wich point. and was removed 70 his
fathers residence. Tie face and neck
wAs battered and swollen out of all shape.
Tho police arc searching for tho three
mon who wore xesn In boat near thu
wharf. and arc supposed ID have placed
tho boly ashore. Thu police aru also
looking for Wccdril, thu hackers, an,l all
connected with the light. Wecdcn ia
sAid 10 hc badly cut mp.
A young man called At the poics head.
quarters late thiH cvcfaing and stated that
after tho tight Walker wu Ibid on tho
tsshlo Ia tho ring and every ono deserted
him that he hailesl 4 party In u Loat,
about putting oM, and got them Ia lsAxixt
him N placing Walker ON bonrd.
Walker was insrnribl. ri hi. time, and
remained NJ up H. the time of his ti~atl,,
which oeenrrea when half way up IT, thu
CITY,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

II really ssrinH ~ II iIclal,l'a .lny lla,l
begun to dawn nj last, and thur, tn.
when other countrlcs arr In thr thfuua.
An Irish landlord, writing In trasier's
MaOasinr, says that ".hcrc never wAs d
timr In tho memory u any ono living
when irish tenants we're making ho
much money, or rents were NJ wrll
paid" A few days ago .tlO lml,oreiA
here were enlisted fnr hutlansl, and II
things continue ~ they arr. thu arurn
Islc has chance N getting hcr own
sgAin. The truth il, that Mr.. Gladstone i
mrA.nrs for TIM ameliorntion of that
eauutry arr now beginning 10 bear fruit.
and II IN M nely and un~elenmr rciies.
tion fnr EnRllHhmen that ilc abolition
~ the state Church. aud. whit wAs fnr
greater rel,el, tlhs as'ln.lE u III" l.uans
III An Interest in impius. lu.nin effected
.luninR i.l,nins nn,,l, .innt tli.,ruligi,l,
vrltalnly ths,t completion - tlM Frnian
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
Tho tenteNMlaI.

a litter llum Philadelphia Gays
The attendance u iln Expusiilon y
stra.lily inufesAainH, nlli IL Iikaly IL, ~
cscasn cvery week .nring thu remaining
two months. IN people nn longer fce
afraid III encolinlering nnull hnt weather
A. prevailed earlier ,ii tlln aeA.on. Az
rnnRrmpnts have lsnrn made for nMuarr
Gus large excnrsionh hthci from vAriou,
clti.s ind ktntes during hsptcmb~r
rh. a,lln,asions nnw HvsrAGA ovar 81, ,O(h
ivr diem.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

- AAsH IN s#s#A w. *A4s - .#aA#te
- A@s fHsse
at@s w. ssas8 sssss 49, " ~ y
AAsH 4AmeN VsA# 49, s#esfa Fms* n AsAA
n .s~~~fs tsAa fsssas aNssa u Fs~eAss#
FssA ss## s sssAM a~a I - sp4Bsss4 " ssa
a.ams - ~ 49, s@sa Hs*sa**M NJ tmssxs
assaMA4ss AeNas sssf ssssss " ss4 sss#a4
~A##s sls sssewssNsta u Nssssssmssss " 1sss#4
s#sa ssa ys#sAA ~ MI sasssssaA Aa4sa#sass
ssMe~#ssa 4 asss W. wAMss4s~ ANss s.s4
s#e~~#ss .ss#s.ss4Aaa taass* s~a ~sfl s#w1@aas
sasl sseh isssh h sss.ss ~ ~ sssms
s~aasfsa
sHse s#ss "A kas~ssv&A. - hss AwsM ss~as#A
sssas saA ssssa* 1--WE sss#s ssstsaisve ~ ssss
lsssasss s@s' y ~. ssss ~sss .nswsa is~~.
smM tNrA
tssa FyssasesHgwsN bats smsse slaasF sfH~ss
s.eH VI tswsvrsA wna 49, ss~ssAna raHAss~nN.
sau eas#g sass fss.ess ahss ssr ae~ssasssa
:. shsse safases ies,s. tsa~a ~ esass ~ssh
taWAsKssns mseashs n. essss ~ assd rssa IN
Arsse sersssas |. ~nrtssAs sally srem sassss
ass#eATssaaa.
stats fss tsssissssa sss4~. ef ss. ssass< rss.
ish isa., hss i~sn afssss~i. ss#i " rev In
tsssan s'issessa With i~4aT 4 aessalses 10 shs
sssa@ frs ever ssAmoa
TIE csss n Savannah. ia, r~tsrss~ thirty.
nsase ca~ea IL seaisw f.sss ana ten DEATHS siaf.
hsr sie sea~es.,
A horai,le masaes IL fei,ssiel frrm M.a
sasa~ Tes. Ens. W. n England Mstholsss
nins.irr. hia ~sfe. \ ~ter-isaghs~s and fcns
SONS. we're murdered hs ansrsy ~ disguised
men. TIE hatchery. Il u Supposed wae rum.
ms.ed fw fuhl*sv, ss the family was wealthy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

Ono " tho most remarkable deaths
that hAs cver occurred In this country
was That of Mr.. w. II. Lord on tho 18th
instant. give TIM particulars ~ near N
l can. Mr.. w. II. Lord, Frank Lord,
George EilNnd and Thomas ballard went
10 Wcavcr's Mill, scininR. M~srs.
ballard and Eilnnd were dragging tho
Hcinc, and had caught two small iieh
Mr.. w. d. Lord. who VIVA some twenty
feet from thcm, SWAN through water
about waist deep IL theni, t0ok tho two
ilsh and placed tlacm between his teeth,
and undertook 10 swim hack to shore.
Ono of tho fish being larger than the
other, tho least ono wns not secure, and
with an effort 10 get AWAY went down
Mr.. Lords thrnnt, lodging securely In
his swallow. Becoming aware of his
condition. Mr.. Lord appealed ~ his
comra.le. for help. Help mc, hoysl.
we're hiH last vor.la. They rprMng I'm,
me.liAtely 10 hin assistance AMI got hin,
to ahorc. He made several AtronR IL.
forts 10 yet his hand down his n,oust
10 pull out thu iisl,, but In hve minutes
III lcxA time life wMx extinct. The noMa
came IL me- about three honrs after TINT
l,r hnd lNcn checked Ia death by Il livc
iish. Having hcarl other tish stories
WAS inclincd 10 .liscretlit this one, and
10 be perfectly satiailcd upon thu nub'
ject requested Dr. Thomas Mullins Il
20 with mc 10 MIRA Lords, mother I'll
tho deceased, and, II shc consented, NJ
wonld extract the iish, II, indeed, there
br any nnl. When WI reached Iii.
corpse W. found II On Tho wagon. and
everybody nearly ready u repair 70 III,
place of intcrment but there wNA nncl
anxiety on tho part Of relatives amt
friends 10 know for ccrtain tho rA
cAusc III Nj. sleatll, they freely consontr.
for thu doctor ID dinHcct him, which Ii,
did IN . very short time. AMI, 70 onr ut
ter aalonishmcns, produced y smal
Hrch Ash Alont four AMI half incll.,
IN length and two inches wl,lc, whirl
he found wcll III thu swallow. hav,
given YOU the facts Ia tho cax,. Lett,
to Montgomery ttta.) Adrutixcr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

NAAw IA II AMfF - st @AssA 49, sesw
M Asss #HsA t@sA - teeA akss*sa HsAs
asssssAasAA H#sss sm@sssmesA 8ass Nj
As@ssssAfAs So YsMA - sAsNsHsAae ~
49, wF#m @AsA Fsa A~aBsm' sew8.Aats ~.
~a4ssA sAAr#@Ase ~ asmsA hss sWs~ssass
Has4 ~sw4 #ssseeAases 49, 49, AAsa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

THIS country exported ~. sssl, ,aal more than
\ import ed during tho ilsrAl year ending Jnnc
30, li,clnding bullion and spcsic tho csce~s u
exports, however, wAs Asout .sO, OUU, mo ltm~
than tho year rrsvsous.
William caruthcs~ station nsAst on tho
0rAt Western railway u canada. hes abscond.
ei with tl0o. .0tN bcloneiug 70 The conrAny.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

W. might indeed wash our atcps In
butter could W. credit thu statement
that 1000. 80 pounds are made
every YEAR IN this eaniitry. More than
thiit, l,.,n,nls IL .arl, inl,aLltant' 'run
much tu swallow.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

KlnlllL I IlaMvusfn
0AMxeRo,
Exchange. Gold. silver
Government Bends
ncaeht anA se,a.
s~tl~~ss~~s mode AMA esv~~~~a.
usv~ueeset M~0sst~&.
n~a a~.s = - ". rvs.ss.-a s#.s. ssa .~~..
= aHEs~e " swsas v sssss
Real Estate Boueh, and Sold IN
Commission.
rstks rafb fok soNEfsfhfNyS
t.s~ass rs.Arss ~ shr i~#Hsu iars, Asea tAat,
Aws Aa#s tssnes aas4H tans "a F~anrsA fAAs~
CORRESPONDENCE
Nee yass sals~sn, rx~ IN
shsAe~ ~NassA Sateaei ts&nka
Ms.,s~.v ms ,I,s, ~s,srrs, '.s. nsrs 80
A'1os h'~Ts''A '"#s f.sss~as'a.
Srss a n''aaans,
ensusaNcs Agents,
80
n.,se-su, so,ae II ,,r he's, eear.ns. in the tinted
vs, Ia ~ AMrntr.>. 7, ,a,,.wa.
S'' N"a w" N'ss'''' w S""@S"s
G.. W coAns'
...,.. .,,,...,.
MeAV WAWN1V'
vii, keen constantly ~ hand a. ecoi IN assortment
'.'' : 's''''' ~ 's'a saa as'a'as -.
cssh, ana hnre IL give general sAsasfsction.
@s~-~sa-~.~~~s.m~ss.s~-s.~
nOlfN w. MAYNARD.
u
.neeilc ID quality Il ~orH Irtces 81 cheap = any
! u,r,u.,.
AUCTION gga.
NJ. or,cos. t.~A
w,n -, .a.,.,.a ..,. in .uy r.r, Of tho country,
sa.a. smM ssAsa"ss' @as@'ss's - Nv '"s' ss.s
@~@"'
5000. Nv. ~. ....,
L su@"As N""""
~
..,,, ...........
!, NJ III ~ !. ss.ns ur."crsy ii town N sen,r,
- ...ssas
-. 49,.
w.rh' ia,eI, ia W.asrr'a ssars. rsaraas.s 81,
liri.esl. III
~ MILLER
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
DAYL,IDD'
ooeAI COMMERCIAL oollEoe,
KEoKUK. IOWA.
-. - NSs.a1s.st..n
In tl,e Al,sslsstt,lu,

rrM. VIM. n. Miller, ueMefal Manaser. Mae
te@Nth yesr. Ahaul siAlt dullAfs pAy Atl eEpeNaes
fns meuAtevnhlh ls4TA Aad seast0aesy. o00A.
hespsss, pen1nsa. rsjxr1rrs. assAaoss, asshilecls
anvyVy0ra And lsorhsSs tanf0NSAly oatsd. knsilst
hFAnrk~a fsse. ftas isctussa hy eGntnsnt 0sslues
f.se furnished rbeiIs i.f .~if-tcArltnv. r.ls
~ aplluN Tree. ~hnsthsnl writing frvr. si.ssl
bsfstths elnls aut saniis hsArl, MssitAsl tass
ii si,htsd. tn.tia uss hs,,i ~ ~ kAHkuk. NntAea
tka, A,l.ltssr hANlJLN uOt.t.tAlE, ksabuh. Iowa
nssls where yva sAw Als AslssstassAlsaA sNl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
fssAi fMsys tsuns.

s@A sA4taasssMsa sss~s*A M@As s@eA .@+ss
s*ss sAA AAa4 sa~* fs##uMss vas sNN4A "
a8sMsA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

The Centennial
SADDLE I nARNEss
MANUrAoroRY.
IAs nm.larixaesi AAS reeentl, lswAted IN urracr,
fus tbs pMYI~ee IL Misunderstanding u orsier and
tr~iauR On hand rotNple(e STOCK II
oaddlss, Harnesses. Brides, Collars
whips. Lashss, Drushss,
Harness Oils,
l'iasterlax nalr, Axle tar~ase, kc.. &c.
ttns 0oach and Carriage Aar.
nessoo . Speciality.
~ All ~nsl@ IL rsiAirlnR rnpnply attended IL,
rviu# - Inv a. ANY a0nt woFk can IT, afforded.
tniNnAxe respectfully solicited.
MI a. 0aalrM lglo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

Mineral Point, Nov. 90, 1876.
A special meeting of Common
Council was this day held in tho
council room of said city, pursuant
to the call OF the Mayor Present,
his Hon. Ii. VanDusen, Mayor, pre-
siding; aldermen Ansley, Curry,
Jeuck and Lanyon; absent, alder
men Mayhey and Prater.
The clerk then presented certif-
icate from the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors of Iowa County, show
ing the amount of taxes levied by
the Board OF Supervisors at their
annual session for the year 1876, on
the taxable property in this city for
the year A. d. 1876, as follows.
State tax, sl0,2l4.4s, including
S4,s7l.25 for interest and part OF
principal of a loan for the payment
OF Town Bonds, and s350.0O for in
terest on Seminary loan; County
tax, S2,723.35, including an indebt-
edness to the county from the city
OF S40.0l.
Thos. Priestley, School Superin-
tendent, presented statement show
ing the amount Of funds necessary
to be raised by tax for the purpose
of defraying the necessary expense
of the public school for the ensuing
year, as follows: (: For District School
fnnd, 81 1000 for special school fund
$1,000.
Thereupon, on motion Of alder
maa Curry, seconded by alderman
Lanyon, it was ordered and directed
that the following sums be, aud are,
hereby levied on all the real and
personal property Of the city, as re
turned III the assessment rolls for
the year a. ID. 1876:
For District School tax. 81, ,DO0nN
For Special .......... -. l.Dolhl
For general city purposes ........... l,2,loo
On motion of alderman Lanyon,
the council adjourned.
III. VASDusEN,
Attest, Mayor
JouS ?. TRAMEL, City Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
NUMBER 48.

very last whisperings he said to his
sorrowing wife, we must part now I:
but you will come to me- Thus this
servant of God closed his life, and
realized to die is gain"
After the sermon, the Revs. Mr..
Reid (Presbyterian) and Mr.. Kent
(Primitive) gave short addresses,
expressing their high appreciation
of the deceased. The pastor then
made an appeal to the audience for
a contribution for the widow and
children, and about 1915 were raised,
which will be increased to probably
more than $500.
Long will the faithful christian
labors of the departed one be re-
membered by the people of Mineral
Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

SEWING MACHINES CnEAp.-The
undersigned will sell new Wilson
Sewing Machine, the usual price OF
which is $50, for SIS cash and three
cords of good dry wood Or, a 500
Weed Machine for $50 cash and
five cords of good dry wood. Who
wants 'em cheaper, or on better
terms w. II. BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

AN article headed "Defalcation in
Iowa County found its way in the
Grant County Argus of last week.
Under this head is the report of Mr..
Campbell's defalcation, who is of
Lafayette, and not Iowa county.
This is mistake, and we hope the
Argus will publish an erratum cor
recting the impression made upon
its readers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

THE 9th Of December is the date
upon which the Electoral Colleges
meet and cast there votes for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the q. S.
1t is also the date upon which State
Sup't. Soaring is announced to lee
ture in this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

WHEN boy or girl CONES to this
Office for paper, we. want him or her
to have the exact change to a cent.
We don't keep fractional currency
nothing small with us-and therefore
cannot change a "nickle." Please
bear this in mind.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
POINT WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 1876

QUARTERLY MEETING will be held
in the NJ. f. Church in this city, on
next Sabbath. Lovefeast at 8 A. NJ;
preaching at 10:30 A. NJ, by p. S.
Mather, Presiding Elder Of the
Mineral Point District.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

10 DAVIES, of Illinois, is another
county that has tried the reform
offered by the Democratic party,
and having proved its merits goes
back to the old Republican admins
tration satisfied that it is the best
yet put forth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
Local Intelligence.

tN Business Notices in local columns
loaded, and In same type as local news, will
be charged for at the rate Of 10 cents per line
each insertion. No business notice published
in this department, first issue, for less than
30 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

THAT CENTENNIAL CAR --- Tho
Mineral Point railroad company have
just had new passenger car made,
and it is real beauty and would be
credit to any road. The shell was
built at Depere, but all the rest was
done at the Mineral Point shops and
the work is credit to the workmen.
The inside wood work is finished in
oak with walnut mouldings, and the
handsome job of graining and paint
ing was done by Will Cotterell.--
Democrat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

WooD.-Hard or Soft--for sale
by L. ] Cooper. This wood is in
pole shape, at So for hard and s. 30
for soft per load Also sawed WOOD
at the same price. 48-tf