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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-21

In Circuit Court for Howard County, Town.
Sawyer Manufacturing Co,
l'iaintifY
WRISTS Mnrrl, term.
Jlhn Loliak aad Wenrel 1873.
Lellak, Defendants.
II Defendant. above Named
You nrr hereby notified TINT there II
now ON file In the office VI The ilerk OF tie
Circuit Court In aud for the county ii
Howard. fiair u Town, a petition ~ tho
Plaintiffs above named, claiming of you
lie sum OF Nix linndr,d.and nfty.fivc Dol.
lars fsSa5 UD} mud interest IN that sum. III
the rate vi ten pur cent per annMm, since
thu IL day u August A, II 1877, nna i
teayonn bio amount ~ mn Attorneys fcr. II.
provided In your three certain proinissor,
mites dated August, IN, HIT, and running
10 thcse plaintiffs. Aud you nre MIRO noii
fed that Ii writ or attachment Inns harn III
fued In this action, against The lands ntll
tenimcnts. goo.is and tllntsGls. rights AM
interests III the sail john Loilak.
And TINT unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon II ths SECOND LAY 81 Vii.
next term II the aid senrt appointed ~ b.
held NJ ihc l'enrt llonse In said county
commencing IN tho sth day ~ March Ib5s
yDur default will Dc Inferred md juiy
msnt rendered nuains, you thsiaon III nc
cord nee With tku prayer Of sail petition.
ISAAC n. HALL.
nOii Attorney fvr Plaintiffs
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THE I'EOpLEs;
MEDICAL. SERVANT

d. X. u. Pierce N Ill. sole Proprietor
aud manufactures VI tho foregoing refine
dlos, NIL u which are tull ~ drueglait.
III ii also Tho Author Ut The Peoples
fninMDn Hensr Medical Adviser, ~ whfk
~ nearly ,ne thousand pages, With two
hundred and cighiy.two wood cn1raslDgs
MD aolorei pinies, IL hhs already sold
~ lh.s popular work OVEN IOO,OOO
COPIES i'tsrp postpaid si.oo
ms A.:..leqs. H. 4 PIERCE. II D.,
Morll ulsl.nk4ss, paeala, Nov iorh
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,ites. saiss, fandH expressly fst his
market, and wastan'sl " lyle AMI
quality VI t.s'e.is h be- esasi ~ arr
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uni Al sut lesA rtitvA
BUSINESS Att DEPARTMENT.
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wl,s' ~s,Nk W imhp nar HI NIL thu
latest eisles n roasis rni make ~
and ~ prices that ar trafestls ~
,nnlshihv considering w. price thu
.a'nr quality ~ raadS have been
Nul,l IN heretofore.
YOUTHS. nuys AND Cflii.DRENs
CLOTHING.
In this department h. raflies the
lai.rHi anil he~t selected stock 10 l,e
found Ia thu county In M desirable
styles and qualities Of .no,ls.
MEMS 4 boys OvERcoAr DE.
rARTMENT.
In this department, his stock cxccla
uv.tcoatf u all shades and qualities
III prices TIM. defy competition.
HATS AND CARS.
This department IL fun and com.
rlrtr Including thc latest and mob.
bi.4, si.lea for men and boys.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
| Tn this department. IN In al tn
others above mentioned, he has ~
Immense and varied stock To s"lco
fium. with nli the novelties In mock
weni. shirts, collars. underwear. aus
pendcrs, silk hnhdkerchIofs. gloves
aud In fact everything In this line o
goods.
BDOTS AND SHOES.
In this department he represent
the best houses In tho west. tho quail
lily Of whore goods are not execllr'
anywhere. nor can ~ low prices b
obtained In thia county Tor the sail
grades III goods.
| Now gentleman this IA our state
tnrni of tho clAc, come II, md ~
the goods which We Mill show you II
silent witnesses ~ support II, ~,
render your verdict ns YOU lind I'll
facts.
Il
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NIxEKIEE'S MILF.

sI TIT !. of LOW IOWA ~.
In Tho Circuit Court u Howard County,
State ~ Iowa.
by virtue ON special execution liz.
nutd from the office VI tho Clerk III the
Circuit Court III Howard Comfy, State Vi
Iowa. In favor VI W, A.. FIemn,iug, and
against stephen j Woodward. G. 4. W o0d.
ward and y Van Loan. members 0f and
constituting the Arm Ut Woodward vnil
l.oAn III Go, And W. A. n. Murphy, a
lscnIls, Mary a. crosby. McGrcgor v Pat
rick, y. u. kimbsrk, aud II, II. Berwick
dated December iyih 1877,
aud 10 mt directed handing mo that u
The goods, 0AAltcls, rtock Or interest IN
any company, debts due, property In the
hMnds ~ tliir.l rersons, lands Aad tsns.
msiiis which arc not exempt ~ law from
execution III the hail stephen Woodward
& a. Woodward and u. Van L1at. mem.
hers " anil constituting the fra oi Wood
xat.i. Van LIAM x Co, ! n,akn Or CAUSE
10 be made lAe sim or Two Hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Mnd b3 cents debt, mad
twrrty.uug (2D dollars A.
torbu,' fee, With interest aud cots, ] have
.esiaI upon shs following described real
esintr, ii ing aud being situated IN tht
county III Howard mn riHir"t Iowa, na,ns,
liz 4 certain frame Machine ~ wsrh
sAol. md the land IN which tlse s.mc |.
situated, bfin, ios No Tour a. III bioet
NJ. tweni, ..iA i.h III errsce.
And I hereby rive public notice that
shaii offer for sale ~ public cutlery, ~ ths
court ilsus. door In crvsco. county d
Howard and staie ~ Iowa, %
saturday January x6th 1879,
IrtMran tie h.ufs u d clock 4. m, hnd
/ o'clock p III " Aail day sale 10 CON.
Daencr al The hour Of II o'clock Il, M. q
aaid Ing, and will roll 10 thr highest mud
hest bidder therefor III cash lhe above H.
setikcd property, Or sufficient ihernof Il
-atisfy tLs above debt With ihtsIest uni
eust.
DATED this goth iay RI Dee, iH17.
| H. !. THOMSON,
To-. hlalsI u Howard ~, Iowa
Printers iee en,.a.
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The undersigned Will cut and III
LudIt. mt children dresses, Hni
attend ID nll departments III cutting,
fitting and making garments Tor la.
dies aud Children, 1T her residence,
north anil M.rt from tn Webster
lion1r. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Terms Reasonable.
jif MEa. A. y. SMifh
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tine h.sile III. Fitlvrs German J'ertrrnl
|. rAlp.i,r combination fur adults AnsI
children, warranted 10 curt my a0ngh,
cult. bronchitis Of lung affection, Or drug.
r'A authorized 10 refund money, only no
Iri ii. hMEn.nn II Lowry. sole ARtnia
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N. B. DOOLlTTLE,
NE.L LsfAtr Asn COLLECTION AugAT
tHEscO, IONA,

Having had II years VI practical nnj
successful experience IN eHItisHtiHg thu
soil md managing business affairs II. How.
nrd o.. Iowa, how 1tisf NY services II
the public.
~ 4 list u choice land On hand lDr
s4.e
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Or. PIERCE'S
FAvOHlTE
Prescription,
DR.. PtEROE'o
FANDKlTk
Fermentation.
Or. PDERCE'S
fAvDniTE
~ ,~1AA<srs{nNf.fGn
Presentation,

Tho remedial management Of those dia.
eases peculiar 10 woui.n Inns Afforded a
large experience nj the Worlds Dispcn-
sAry. ~ which DR.. i'errc y thu cl,iet con-
suitinp physician, ~ adapting remedies
for their eurc. Dr.. Pieress fay0riie prts.
criuion IN tho result u tliis extended ~
p.riunee. and has became Justly ceiebfat.
al Tor III many and remarkable CURES VI
nii those chrome diseases AMI
WE lTSSES
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III ,scdicinc that can b. employed rlsans.
Ing Tho stomach and bowels. nud sven NE
blood. In small ,lorcs II one pill > da..
thcy stimulate tho digestive usgass and
promote vigorous health.
AYsn's Pitts have keen known fos
more than quarter II 4 century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action IN
tin several a><imilAtivo organs u tho
body, and are 20 composed That nhstruc.
tions within their range can rarely With.
stand or cva.lo them. Not only Ito tAcv
curs tho everyday complaints II every
l,oiy, but also formidable and dangerous
,lise ascs that have hailled tho best Of
human skill. While ihr. produce power.
iul effects the, are, al tho same time, tho
snfvs. AMI best pl,ysic fnr children. by
their apericn. action they grir~ much less
than the COMMON pnrga,ivcs. and never
give pain whom the bowels arc not innameA.
They reach tue vital fountains u the blood,
aEi strengthen the J, ..s.. !, freeing 4
from the elements Of wcakncss.
Adapted to all ages anal conditions IN
Nil climates, containing nsithcr ralonssl
nor any dclc,prious drug. these Pulls may
bc taken with safu,y bv anybody. Their
sngar-eoatin. preserves them svor ftsah.
aud .nakcs llau pleasant ~ take; whlls
hcing purely vegetable. no harm eau ariss
from tllcir n.a In any quantity.
PREPARED nv
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
.. rrss;'saa sna Ans,ys.ssl Ch:,s |: !.
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| .~ytsss, II .mfs. usmashsai 1hfeas. ana
lsns Asfeeil.s* iesirlsss t'ens#misisas
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fohit properties mHhe 4 ssssiis sAseaslesis
In txsihs Iasirs sslsn, k@s. u Appetite,
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NTH htesshsa AMI rlml,les. ~ WHERE there
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/ terutsa with hot flashes, is~ spirits nhd
rlsatay ferrhoiings. irregular appetite
AMI ,unaar raaied ,an Ate suffering from
| 1uyria Liver. III "1iiiansness. In MANY
eases ef Liver remrialni.' only part ri
these symtteins arr experienced A. y
remsd, for NIL rach cases, Or. Flsfr y
ueldsn Medical Discovery has NO egnal.
~ II effects perfect cures. having the liver
strengthened aud healthy.
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Or. PlEncE's
STAND ARD
REMEDIES
sAs,rAs sttusms

kNA 49, AAsH*A FL #AsA NNl
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Arc the nsosl e.
kxtivc AMI c~Mss.
NAL s,rgAlive ever
N~ov cvwl. ihsg
srs mild, bat e.
fec.aal In 0A@is
operation, msving
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and without pska.
Although gsatls
| In sl'clr operation,
| they arc sliM Ne
| most u,orosgh and
s-A.iA -AA
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4. ZUNDELOWITZ,
klrOsbcr uOusc gDDOCk,
CRE0CO, IOWA.
ORIGINAL .lNlifg.

In Circuit Court for Howard County, Town.
Sawyer Manufacturing Co,
Plaintiff
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In thia department. Rs In all tho
others above mentioned hc has mn
Immense and varied stock To select
nom. with nll the novelties In neck
wenf. shirts, collars. underwear. aus.
penders, silk hnhdkerchofs. gloves
aud In fact everything la iiis line ol
goods.
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Jnhex to ADVERTISEMENTS


AyusRspSTs-3d oooe-5th and 9Th columns
boAEp AMI ROoNs-S Sd race Sd aud AN Columns
BUSINESS NOTICES-4M PdOe-1St column.
BuslNEss CHANClS-7h PGGc-6tn tohl!nn
Cor ARTSYRsun, NOTICES-7h PGGe-6th column
CoRPoKAIIoN NorICEs-Sd Pdgr-Sd column
DANCING ACADNNIkS-6h Pdge-sth column
DIVIDEND NoTIcEs-7h PdGe-6th column.
DRY GoODs-@ IdCe-3t column
FINANCIAL 7h Pa0e- STRAND 9th columns
FINE ARTs-3d Pdge-6rh column.
FURNITURE 7M ldae-6th coinuh go
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.-Ih Pdce-oth co'unL
HoTFIs-S9 PGQe-4th column
Ice CREAM-7h Pdge-6th column
INSTRUCTION 6h IdGe-4th column
LECTURES AND MEETINGs-3G Pdqe-6th coluUn'
LEGAL NoT!CEs--2d Pa0e-3d column
IOsr AND FOUND-3d P0ge-3d column
MACuISERY-:;d Pa0c--3d column.
MARRIAGES AND DFArHs-5th Ia0e-6tn column; 49,,
MisCgII ANEOus 9Th IdJe-5th column; Sh F0ge-ftn'
9Th, and 9th columns. o., ..,.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS rage co ,N i
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real ESTATE FoR SALH-CITY-3d Pdge-2d column
BRooXIYN-Sd Paqe-2d column; CoUSIRn-bd faoeI
% and 81 columns: To EXCHANGE-3d fa0e-ou COZ
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their patriotic anxieties and fears. The Elec-
toral Commission is very high, If not the
highest tribunal, and its Interpretation OF the
rights and relations of the States must DO hela
Us conclusive and final. 1t is actually gfea.
Democratic triumph. 1t is not quite clear OF
course that this disposition OF the ques-
ton improves Mr.. Tilden's prospects; indeed IL
would seem under the. circumstances to dam
age rather than aid him. But what sincere
and conscientious Democrat will allow that or
apy other merely personal consideration to
weigh for a moment against the establishment
of sound Democratic doctrine and the main
tenance of the fundamental principles OF the
partyi Doubtless Mr.. Tiden himself Will hnd
consolation for his personal disappointment In
the triumph of principle and the defeat OF
aa.,tralizniinn
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luctant obedience. it will not influence their

luctant obedience, it wild not influence their
opinions.
The proceedings on Tuesday and Wednes-
day Justify nearly all the unpleasant anticipa-
tons that had been formed of the action OF the
Commission. The judges met in private, yet
when fifteen men discuss an interesting topic
together for two days it is impossible that
more or less incomplete account OF what took
place at their meeting should not reach the
public Reports agree that the debate was
extremely partisan. The political MEM
beers of the court borrowed little OF
the impartial temper supposed to charac-
terize their judicial associates; on the
contrary they communicated to the Supreme
Judges a great deal of that warm party feel
ing which is so admirable on the platform ana
80 hateful ON the bench. The fifteen divided
strictly on the party line the Supreme Court
seemed To lose its traditional character the
moment these Senators and Representatives
marched i'm to turn it from its legitimate
functions and one is almost tempted TO say that
some of the Associate Justices threw away
their learning and dignity when they threw OH
their silk gowns. That would be violent
and unsupported charge. We nave seen eA-
treme differences of opinion among able men
in Congress on the subject of counting the
votes. and there may well be honest diiier-
ences likewise among able members OF the
court. But the fact remains that party afliii-
ations have been made disagreeably prominent
in the legal discussions, and that Democrats
will everywhere attribute the decision not to
the preponderance of the Republican argu-
ments but to the political complexion OF the
Supreme Court.
Thus we are fast coming to the result which
we predicted rs sure to follow the dragging OF
the court into politics. Already the reputation
of that high tribunal is sensibly affected. The
confidence of the people in its absolute I'M
partiality is impaired. Politicians have learned
by experience that it may become tremen-
dous engine for party uses, and that the ming
of a vacancy on the bench is an important
object for political chicanery and intrigue. AS
soon as the present difficulties are settled, we
trust there will be found enough of the spirit
of craftsmanship in Congress to undo the mis-
take that has been made this Winter, and to
take up the question of new law for deter
mining the result of Presidential elections with
an earnest resolution to avoid not only dam
gerous complications but all possibility OF an
other mischievOus and extra-constitutlonal
remedy.
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4" MISSTNG.p

Whether the present age is particularly re-
markable for mysterious disappearance, the
same being facilitated by our improved meth
DDS of travel we do not know; and possibly in
the days of our fathers and grandfathers
people were constantly dropping out as they
now are. Only this week, in this city, a
DOOR professor of music has strangely vanished
from his lodgings, and lad nine years DID,
described as having in his possession +" Il gold
"watch and chain and valuable shirt studs
Z" and sleeve buttons" is reported TO the police
as missing There is, however, the consolation
that the lost are frequently found. A month
or two ago, business man III Newark, n. D.,
disappeared with considerable sum of
money in his pocket. He was very much re-
GREETED and extensively advertised /; his family
suffered greatly from anxiety on his account !;
but we are happy to say that lie has come
back minus the money. When the police are
told that man is not to he found, and are
cxhorted to exercise their peculiar talent for
clearing up mysteries, they DO not usually
;ump at the conclusion that the person wanted
has been murdered or abducted. They begin
the search by inquiring what motives he may
have had for Ascending, and what were his
circumstances anu ptlSohhli Hdnit'' hc Hiat-
fer becomes more serious when the lost one
is a child but of children lost it must be re-
membered that very great proportion is re-
covered A real Charley Ross case hardly
occurs once in fifty years.
A fugitive may have cogent reasons Tor GO
ING away without giving his family notice of
his intentions, but it is SO cruel and selfish a
proceeding that there should be somo way OF
nunisbiug those who are guilty of it. They
make a great deal of trouble; they occasion
considerable expense and the mystery with
which they surround their disappearance is
unite unnecessary even for their own purpose,
since il is easy to leave behind memorandum
setting forth that they have not been muir
dered and have not murdered Themselves. But
there are those in the world who seem born to
torment their families and bother their fellow
creatures,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
GENERAL NOTES.

The eminently respectable legislators of Mas
are above taking threedoar Russia leather
nocketbooks at the expense OF the noble old Common
wealth ~
There was a grand ball at Indian Rock, d.
T., fortnight ago. Among the lovely girls VINO
danced were Miss Three Bears, dressed In Deauuiui
now calico worth 12la cents a yard and trimmed win
heads. Miss Beyfat, the Uncapapa chiefs daughter
arrayed IN buckskin embroidered with beads ana IA ~
gins of scarlet cloth; aud Miss Antelope knnnng A
t,ope's rudly daughter, dressed III pe'uuin i o
blanket and black cloth leggins, with her mar o'oSe"
oiled 10 her head
Dr. Bevan was impatient when lady
coughed IN his church. Mr.. Moody, in the same spirit
does not brook interruptions during his services "hie
he was preaching in the Boston Tabernacle on Tuesday
evening gentleman tainted and had TO be carried .us
INTO the lobby and there great confusion on ao
Trcmontst. side. Mr. Moody went right on ,yynY
with one OF his lpses in syntax glorious thhs
Mey haven't died, isn't i'll Never MIND that pos nils
has tainted. Let us attend 10 the interests VI Jul
tonight"
The London papers announce that the mon
olith popularity known CleOpatra's Needle Is !" 70
erected by the Board OF Works on the Thames En''u
uent II IL can DO transported from Egypt to the Ina
IA single block Of stone, about ~ high as an oru
house IN London seven feet in diameter. ana weisnis
according 20 computations over $50 tons. nx
ia carriage by water various opinions have peena
pressed by engineers but IL lies elDeideu m nj the
,, nroposs ia 10 aSat il over between two glsanlc
RATS or pontoons The viceroy Mehenet An sa'' ="
the British Government 40 years aSo'
At a meeting of the Maryland Academy OF
Sciences on Monday evening Prof TOnry called a'te"o'
b, hs Arctic Colony bill which is before Congress-
and explained tue scientific objects which the Nao"
Academy hoped to accomplish BY means OF 'he eape.
non Among these are observations OF terresiria ma
netsm in high polar ATTITUDES where we nseu, ,rrcnts
.rcatest DIM experiments with air ana wate' nra'
with the sectroscope IN tue nos
bie atlnosphore; observations OF tne auota scot.
and tests with q second pendulum. MANY *ions con.
sties and several chambers OF commerce nav IA
mendod the passage OF the bill. Cap@ no"s"~