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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

1877 NEW TORN. 1871

1871 NEW TORN. 1871
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10 all who are suffering from .As error
meas, snrly decay. loss of manhood, Ac,
VIII ssni recipe that viii enrr you FNsi
ov CnAn1x. This great remedy wis dls
covered w 4 missionary In Nouth America
brnd ssff.Mddresasd envelope 10 thr llev
JoskpR II IsMAs, station d, Nibla House
New York 09ms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

NOTlGh 10 hereby given that applIsa.
IN iIsa will IN made - The March term
IN III. t'Irenit IOurl vi Howard Csun'y
srp0ialrd ID IL Aeid ~ Crasso, In Hsltl
county, commencing MsrGk 10th / III, fpf
. anal sstilsmsni ii ihu tstats VI james y
Grimm, lasr sf said cs..niy, ducaased, mad
Tor the discharge W IN rsectt0f tllsrvlA
Ussrd Afton. Jan %, 1877,
li,t ttnAll NIlifFix. Executor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

hid articulation In singing caused
the following colloquy:
mother, what kind of n henr " u
conaerratcd cross-eycd bcHrfs
WHY because W. sing about II
IN sunday achnol." No. my child,
you ling a ronsccrnird cross hear. :
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

TIL. veteran explorer ranks nNonE The
n~sl terpir msH VI tku ags, and this book
ni,e III M mOst fascinating. richly Illus.
fraisJ md instructive volumes ever tssnsd.
Millions nrs eager for II. aud agents Afs
wanted fur this md tho "NehlsnnIAi w.
position. Described and Illustrated = Jlst
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
WIFE HkNGe A eUCcEss.

NJ mst III lhS t'syir Nirs Hsseishsr
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sgsd IN usg, Cheapes Than II Mss wot,dsn
tlrhlsnerA An your dealer FIR ths 'l'Ay
Tor Msrslehsf,
n. i. TAYLOR, sOle manufacturer,
NsHsLestss, LAVA
FHCIreatsss free
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

To r, w, buAGtrk. " ntller uAkM0Nn
owners " the following described lands.
isu viii ple,ss tsks nsiless That n the
I'ax Hnle held At tfesep. III ths Cousty 81
Howard, III ihv kiass VI Iowa. on ths SrA
day III March 4. ~. t1ii tie following
rssl property. t0-wit Fourteen acres u
shs swel ~ / " section AsslDl In tswaship
nineiy nine mn sorii ~ range fourteen
ii4I sEM III ils Jlh n. N wes Apid Ii II.
II. Doyibi,le AMI That the right II rsdsmp-
ton Will ssri,r and A dvsd TOR sAId land ia
aads unless redemption frsm such sale ~
made within w days irom w ss,splsis1
SERVES heyeof
Datei January II. fss7
n n bNOLiTTLE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

Iowa cHrsrc jan ~ 1877
70 Honorable az Snpcrrors " Howard County
hs of anses the Tread
1871 hs nsasrs "
csnnssssn Independent pAtrs and Mead fahd
PRANK KYLE. Treasurer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

cafriags Trimming and repairing u
all Kinds On short Golles,
piAsisring MAR, 1hee Pegs, Leather
and Findings for Nhesmhkers use con.
SANITY On hasd
Ills aaek In everything pertaining 10
tho trade Ii complete. md satisfaction ~
~ prices, material, Nnt workmanship
warranted,
s1's Opposite Csurt House. Centennial
i,ioek, sign ~ thu Iilg Collar
IHNsrn, IUwa. August 4, is70,
var eW&O MILLER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
IID THAT 7'IE t'ER1'
LOWEST pH/cI.

liz has tl,e nost complete stock ~ win.
ter undertaking. Hent'n furnishing 9oo,l4
hats. cacr, custom made bnets. giovss,
mi,tens, collars aud necktisa In Crcsco.
and viii sell them ~ prices absolutely be-
lur competition In this markct
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
d. !,is, Alb, u NJ.

In ssci eoAts oar stock comprises every.
thing desirable In iine. medium and low
priced rocds, NJ prisea ~ pcr cent hslow
Any, ether housc w The city.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
John Jackson.

Late lmmense DlaeeverINs ~ STAN
LEY AMI s'hsrs are Just aidsd 70 The eai,
complete
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
ALI 90 cC0 MANkE Al
LOWEST FIGURES,

A large AMI beautiful assortment II
Prince Albert soa,s AMI vc.l., over thitiy
styles, ranging IN rsier from tltte e1u
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
HlGGiNSVlllE.

The apple crop - immense.
No g. wheat is worth per buahrl
j. A Fi-ld Is quite sick with erysiPelas.
Mr. McCvrklr j. dangerously III with typhoid
pneumonia.
Thr VIII gr public school. under the caief"l
tuition Of Misc Anna Reese, is progressing sa, 8.
,>Iacturjv.
Mr- J ! Field has received h large stock of
fall millinery Great taste has been displayed
IN the selection OF the goods, and they offered
a bargain
MalrIr,l, on Wednesday, September l9th. t:
the residence OF the BRIDES father. u'ar II =
.u,,lli- Dv Elder i l.. Warr,u, Mr. T. Ii.
ravu-, Of scott county. Ky, and Miss Bette
Nnaca-r. Tnev lett ON the evening train for
rh,rr home III kentucky, followed 10y the R!nt
WISHES ol all their friends Tor their future success
and welfare.
Married On thu lS'h, NJ s 50 II. AT the re-
l-n.- 0l he hTIde' 5 iaIhrr, IN higSinsNille, hy
/ Ilrr Mechanics, Mr.. James Psidic0rd, OF the
nrm ct smith 4 Pc,ldIcord, and Miss Minnie
uocLensmiih The wedding was very quiet
nu,-nuIy IL irw intimate friends OF thr contract
my parti.s ha,Ir... been invited The bride was
.utIrrd IN iuIl-dress travelng-suit; the groom
WORE, the conventional black After refresh
nrnls We're served. the happy pair left on atril
to Kansas CITY and the far host of iriends
join IN wishing them long life OF prosperity
and happiness and such should be their lot
"'for, pure AS ambei. sweet as musk,
l. lite 10 those hose lives unite.
They walk in Allah smile by day,
And nestle in his heart Oy night - Al.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
GREENBACK STATE CONVENTION

Notice is hereby given that a state
convention ot solid grecnbach men vii!
take place IN st Louis, Mo, commencing
October (W ednr,,lay) the 3rd, 1871, at
lna m. and to continue for thrsc DAYS
at Washington hall, tor the purpose ot
taking into consideration our best plans
for future action, and all other business
whicl. may properly come before the
convention. also looking to Il permanent
organization OF the party III the state
with careful appointment OF officers.
Each county in the state will be entitled
To five 90 delegates and one CD adj
ditiOnal delegate from each ward IN
ST. Louis City All other honest green
| back advocates are invited to be present
ut all our public sessions. Let every
county meet At once and appoint their
delegates. and who will notify the sec
reiary or chairman n an early date, Of
their intention to be- present Al! rail'
roads will reduce the rates ni fare, ~ il
| is the week Of our GREAT state tar in TIL:
city. y. Il. On Thursday evening, bcto
ber 4th we will hold union mass meet
lmg of working men AMI grcenbnch-m
in front OF the courthouse, when SOME
| of the best speakers III the nation VII
address the meeting. We expect To SEE
-! the honest citizens from al. pa1is OF tn
state present with lis. "" are deter
mined to have liberty and law Tor al
the people Let al! such come up ant
help Us along in our glorious cause; "
want to SEE no distinction, no poor etarV
ing in this land Of plenty.
By order Ut the State Committee.
j y GOODWIN, thm'n.
r. W HEAZLEIT. Sect,
Address al. communications +" -"
O'Eallnn Street ST lnMIS. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
WELLINGTON.

Died, Saturday, sept ljln, Joshua camp
bel Ry-i ~-veuiy-s-yrm wears. Mr. I. was
ON. ot the obi settlers OF rnls vicinity; every
i.odv knew ''Uncle Buck Campbell.
Every body IhIs w.-h has the Kansas ,Ity iair
So badly nu the hrsin that little "lse Is talked or
rnougAt Of, hence, pretty much AL other n" y :
tnirs are scarce. \ great many ui III" citizens
of ,n, town aud vicinity att ndcd III" IaiT one
H"r' day.
Th.. weather 4 fair and cool, 30 cool that some
.ay they saw frost last Monday night: as tor us.
We dlr not see any nor would We had there been
ever - much ~ we did no, get up until III" sun
yuuId have melted IT all away. We never d'i
like curlv rising, wish it WA. uninshionabir
John + Arnold and family, Will start N n
few days to Fort worth, ie>a-, expecting 10
MAKE 1t their home We wish them success III
every particular.
Nj. Richard Lee, near ;hIs place, Is still very
III.
Eve. wheat about here II coming up lin" And
already some fields are looking green.
MIR Triau DuwntaIn taiks -. OuIliing sa"
mil her. this tail or winter We hope he Will
~ ms ulaCe nrrds a saw mill bsdlS.
several farmers have been up investigating III
,artl. market a. Kansas CITY, contempiatln
having to tpttrn corn ia plentiful aud chen
and no doubt good many cattle Will h' ie
about II. /"
II f. Iuusttll -n last Wednesday ia
Mrk nncy, l~Nao, where he expects 10 "ngsg~ 1
il,r sroreIy business.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
E,itiNiiiS

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We "''' "' "''' - al" a.. ., ava,
"i'"' - '"'''''N '' 4''''''
daily 'r"""r" WIN "As'"7' ' ,,,' -
grain point III i'a'"S''' '"""'-
iH!"h heie is 7t"hs-" u nav
ers Nil "i tNeiii paying 'h' n's"''' l
wheat anu corn f"ii''"'7 se' ''''' ,.
more pr p"sh'l he'" ioi ""'' 'N
other point On 'ie rum o"N vors
b Ms 'h'' All '"7 ''' ,h.ro
u IN" '7H"F''i'''' VI ii'''''s'S h'"N -. r-,,,
''7i 7'Htea VI pa'''''9 ana
ihii-- h'@ h'r an VII" 'te' '~f .
taste, Is hi'IhS Tue IHn'es Out So sly
they NJ" hH'dl! known ny 'ue'' IL 'e"''
when sren on III" street II i iou ling ""t o"'s
gentlemen 1" deeper HH.hs oi 'h''i 'i'"''
and ihr US" ol whitening No ~ ""H'' "' ~
beaten by The laHt7.
Ihe loss OF MI. NI'heys ini!i' ny n'e' SUM
t"o 1r three weeks ago. WAS great '"ss W '''
"l'acy and I" The community he oe'"s s",''
miller. He wss insured ioF oiIS s!''""' II"
community htrpiS sN"PAln'N' WI" ''
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
MR.. MALAPROP AGAIN,

There are two celebrities now on eN-
hihitiun 10 the curiosity seekers OF our
fall cNpoSitions and fairs Hoidamlth
Maid and President Hayes One gets
from - 600 to 1000. according t" the
population. for each exhibition. and the
other welcoming speeches from Inflated
mayor-. dead-hend tickets from Pullman
and the railroads. and fare At the hotels.
At the pubic expense. Both are attrnd-
ed by their trainers. and both equally
draw us country pumpkins. just about
the time the Maid" feached Kansas
CITY from st. Joseph. the president ar
rived At Louisville from Cincinnati. The
mayor OF Louisville welcomed the pres
idential party with the usual eNuberant
twadlIe This mayor, whom the aS>o-
cated press simply calls Jacobs. with
out giving any initials, is evidently II
man OF genius, probably is OF the fam
; ily OF the original Jacobs" Mr. Hayes
Is disposed OF thus president
HAYES stood on the platform OF the car.
his lett arm by his side. his right on his
| heart" tthe associated press is particu-
lax about these things), with his dis
/ tingushrd followers arranged eH tGb-
I ieoQ behind. The original Jacobs opened
out with this speech: Mir. President.
. the people OF Louisville. the metropolis
ct kentucky. (and headquarters "i the
/ library lottery, he might have said }
proud Of their old statesman, Harry oi
the West there Z. VI Genera! hey.
thinking OF his proposed revival of the
wing party. clears his throat. and looks
.mDurtautj uttered one OF the uub.e>t
sentiments tha. ever tell from The lips OF
mortal man: Il would rather be righ,
than b" president Here SrhurZ should
ers elevated themselves to the level q
ms ear-tips; Key turned and aske,
Mct trarv Tor some OF his iur-cut, llaye'
grew red in the face, = street boN ha.
lued out. "bh, gIVe us u rest; wh!.,
jacobs stumbled hastily to the conclusion
ui mIs ls.-timed remarks At least il n
these nccompauiment>d did not attend th'
speech they ought to; Tor a more ur
, comfortable al.usIon was never made
clay wDu.u rather have been right thar
president HAYES would rather he pres
idrnt than right, and holds his office b,
-, 4 title that would have uauseatcd ant
=, di>guStcd good Harry oi the West
/ Now. st. Louis has started a deIrgatio
10 bring thistraveiing exhibition 10 thci
.. bic fair. Goldsmith Maid viii be there
the butter woman" the centennial q,
yator. the knife with ;iGJ blades the te
ephone and what not But when Mayo
Over>tolz, Crisp, HutchinS, Fiuney, t
" Berry Mitchell goes cut to meet al
! welcome the president. don't let hlr
u quote such stuff as old Jacobs did irOl
old Harry OF the West" But ii he a.
: srt Il right good. square, appr"prlat
: selection from the other "Olh Hairy.
: the one sometimes called "oid Nick,
y why. spout it at him; and there vii l.
q no confusion. di,may, nor ieerlng tr"l
I the rabhle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
MT. HOPE.
iIng Is nearly over g..

Wheat SOWING Is nearly over.
Apples aud peaches in abundance.
,hlls and bilious diseases prevalent
Peach aud tomato canning has been going on
lively tor while.
John / waggoner Is lying very i'll al Holden.
with typhoid fever His life is despatred Of.
Their. Is one continuous stream of emgranis
pro- pecturs. &c. passing through this place
daily. going both ways-nOrh and south
Thre>hiug machines very busy now. But
the wheat, however, j. turning out badly. which
makes the business OF threShng not very remuu
"r,.livc.
There WAS baskpt Meeting ut the Dade school
house, last sunday Rev HAYDEN Creager. of
the hri~ttan denomination. preached al eleven
v'ri"yk.
/ The hog epidemic is raging IN som" places IN
this part "i the county, and what Is rather sngu-
lar. II Il mostly in nrighhOrhnods which escaped
last f,ll and winter
. lc friends OF music, look out for III" concert
which Will hc given 10y the Mt. Hope and Me
+ kindry vocal classes. undrr the management oi
Prot >uYicr, of II 'l.Ien. pue notice will be
gwen "t the time.
MIR Isaac WoDA. at the chapel Hill nri ghbnr
hcod VIII" has h-en suffering severely from hi
Affection uI the throat Tor some time, has gone 10
/ , ,oluradu in company with his son, Dr. John
Wood OF Pink Hll.
Miss Maggie tarmichacls school, at Walnut
Row s"hoohoU-e. began september 10TH The
following b, gan on the Eth Miss Maggie Ham
;uonds at the Cox schoolhousc; James CarmI.
cucl, at the Barker schoolhouse; and ID. c,
McC Connel. at the Wagon Knob school house
Mr.. I-verton, Of Holden, passed here n few
days ago, on his return home. having in charge
1, stolen horse, which he had ecOvered i'll Ray
county. 1t was splendid animal, and was
stolen about the 1rst II August from the owner
some nifty miles south of Holden, and was thu
second os a span stolen al the same time, which
he had recovered.
A. there great many patrons Throughout
the county and elsswhhre, perhaps, who ar'
friends OF ro-operutiye enterprises, VIII Ven
tur. to intrudc summary OF five months worl
OF the Mt Hop. patrons cooperative store, up
), on your columns. hoping il may prove of In
Ierest to many OF your readers This association
, began business on the Sd of April last. with
l csu,tal of $500 cash, which WIS invested in
miscellaneous stock OF dry goods, groceries &c
since then $40 more Of stock has been paid up
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

The following is from the Lock port
Times james Brown, Tonawanda. Is
engaged in building novel raft for a \,
novel purpose. 1t is of pine logs: and
measures 100 feet in length and |" in
width. The cribs are divided into ten
sections of 10 feet each. and are coupled
together with strong chains. On the rear
end of the second raft a house, occupy
ing the tull width of the timber, IS built.
and in this it is intended to store dogs
and cats aud several other kinds OF
animals. At the extreme end OF the raft
is a steering apparatus, and here man
will he stationed to direct its course.
The above is description of what Is to
be used for transportation over the
Niagara Fails, ON the Canada side OF
animals in few days. Inc animals are
intended for an experiment, and shouio
the fall have no fatal effect on them, II
is said man has been found who vii
attempt the perilous voyage
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
FOR RENT.

I He und-rsign will rent her farm, AE-
] three miles er-t of Lexington. on Eg".i
the Dover road. from the lst March k4mI
ISIS. 10 tn" lsi March, I.1". The farm EE-.A-
contains about liu acre uf piuw land, about 81
acres III pasture, hss good residence nul out
houses, tan orchard al apples pea he, Ar .
good water, ami necessary cnnveniruces ct ali
Kinds only good tenant wanted. 10 whom
fav oruble terms VIII b made. Apply tn
premises 10
srpi.1-2W Mr. /. 7. M,CDRb
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
THE CIR RADLE

Euyn-Nrar tins rIrv, FRIDAY, sept. lIth. IL
ih, Wit, %: NJ " m ). Br'hc'-I BOY.
Ia , IT,. r",, .l.p Lafayette county NJ
recently. ne VA" ,.. Mr.. lu"n!I- hl'lh-7-s
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
WANTED,
FOR SALE.
THOROlG INBRED
BULLS FOR SALE.
COAL.

AToflCE /. hereby given that the tounls puIt
~ will. ut the adjourned term, To Ur Heli On
the
FIRST DAY or ULTuBEK, Is,
and on the Arst day thereof, let 10 the lowest su
best bidder, The contract TO supply Coal for the
county for year. Said c.ntTlCI TO .O INTO
force on the fret day nf November u-Nt Al
bids must he IN writing and scaled
Attest WM. Il. STEELE, clerk
September -, Isl s,pt.2td
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

The Mexican war veterans Of Ken
tucAy. held their annua. meeting in
Louisville last Friday About one hun
d~ed members were present The Old
officers were reelected y circular .et-
tyr WAS directed to be sent to each con-
s.r--,uan in the state by the secretary
ASKING hls influence in favor OF granting
pensions t. the survivors o! til" war. \
committee OF ten was appointed to ca.
on President Hayes and represent the
association. After some minor business
wa, transacted the meeting adjourned
unti. sept, Is. I,1>.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

The discussions on the silver question
have brought out some interesting facts
rs to the currency standards OF value and
the people using them. Sixteen gov
ernmcntS have the silver standard. The
chief among them are Russia, China.
India. Hungary in Austria, and Mexico.
The rest are South American and North
African states. and their population Is
1862 100, 600. Sixteen have the gold
standard alone Among these are the
United States. Great Britain. Germany.
Japan, Brazil. Canada, Australia. Egypt
and some lesser states in Europe and
South America; their population is
223. 1000 Ten have both the gold
and SILVER standard, among which the
chief are France. Italy, Spain. Belgium
, the Netherlands. Cuba and Bolivia, and
their population is 100, 10000. The
three most prosperous and solvent o.
these countries having commerce are
France. Belgium and Italy, which woult
seem to indicate the bi-metalIic standard
| as the best.-rSt Louis Journal.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
FOR SALE.

DED EAGLE, JE., the best "a
IL, bred son uI Red Eagle, out 41
Of Dixie. by Little Arthur, Ind MT
dam by son vf uckhurn's Gpf~-A
Whip; Bird dam by Davis RAIN SsASE
bletonian: ith dam by kphes- ~
tiOn, half brother To- SIR Archie, being out oi
!mI orted Ca-trIandira, by imported HGIlaId
, irh dam hy imported Eagle Red + s- wa. G>
Red Eye by Boston. This her-e Will lie on the
far grounds saturday OF lair week. with hr>
dam and iul sister.
>ppi22-2t ROBERT " htESt.