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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-14
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-14

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af.,i Ii asesN8as tn will rSllnin
Hhy ill., ef'pret peme iner fail Ire
lishrf 'ln. become.
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nnil nicotine rnarl. tns ills ab~'etn.
stealing th. entire Inii.ti States.
An exchange want. tn ltnnw how
lie Turks happened til learn IL ilphi
~ M.ii2 Why. innn, most III lie
Tnihiah officers huye oyer half Ii
au...L WlNts.
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rho honest tiiis.na ~ s,Hil4 Inf.
ollnn must fa,l ani oyer tin fnr' ,hnt
d man r,pt 49, 'hr htnie Hi shr
United HtHtea Senate, Wiz dnfa nai
return "a tlr soll IL hl- constituents
Tor fcar ~ being eani ~ pFlson fof
his mipicrdH.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-14

All tic cginies al euli'i 10 mol de-.
troy 10 man, III Ill. htuuun rnsN, nar
hllsnlnie ~ ss.aifny I'D much proper
W, i. i. .1l..4s.ls.t al. sv,1 Doeon.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-14

Among ,he perslana the hoy
w.re especially trained % temper
atrs Dr st.tny how their elders
liye,t t.ureiats.s. .trupI,hon.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-14

II rnHiN IL MnineI 81 hiuai.en
shtNt,tdfp I.r year ~ Keep their
fh,ipA painted. md then they want
good siulhr. hahidna.
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.SITEfi1Ek".f MILE.

STATE III IOWA,
Howard taants.
Ia III. tlftnit fsuti II Howard County.
State II laNn,
nv ,ifnts afA fyaeial execution III.
au0l frVn, .ltt ailee IL Ill. Clerk ~ the
Glre ain iaurl IA Howard County State II.
loNa. Iii ta,n. II /. q Libby. aud spaih-i
4 H. saii,h. Il. Smith ani ] NJ. i.sek.
WOOL ahl nife. latei hfsemhfr 9Th ,sss,
aAlta NJ directed apia.a min. M that IL
thu goaas clats.le, stock 81 interest in
my company, debts dur, property III The
hanla VI third perspns, lanaf uni tene.
mrnls shinh are Net sssmls hy law fran
eseciiiinnl If tlr tnil 4 ". smith. VI al. /
make ~ 4ause III W mali '.e sain If Two
Hundred nul l~ellty..ne hailnr. md ~
cents i.hl md twenty two dollars A.
t.l.tys f.r. With interest pnI.eoais. have
.esisi Upon the following described reai
rstA'u, lying anti beihs situated IN tho
county Of Howard ana .tht" q Iowa, name.
IS ~ No snr "A III Evak M five I'd
III tLs sillags " Chester, and the buildings
thereon
And hereby give public notice that l
ahail Offer for sale Al public cutlery, n the
Courl lIsuas ioYr In frsyoe, county of
Howard ard State u Iowa. on
Monday January III 1878,
between the hours 81 ocioek d, m. md
o'clock y. III Of said day anls 10 com
nlanrr Al Tho Laur III II o'clock III. II
said day mud will soil 10 tile highest aud
h,sl LIf.ier therefor In eath the above d.
rerihri property. or sufficient thereof IL
satisfy tha xb.ya deM with Interest and
coat
Dated .hIs oh dry of Iles is7s.
u. Il. THOMSON.
~ fhuriH ~ Howard %. Town.
rrlAiefn foe N7Lsl
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Ladies and Gentlemen,

u u, TOWNSEND. the Pioneer
IL Match AMI ,luek Maker III Lime
Sprinee. wili 40 son asl,rtter Job III Re.
pairing or fltsssng sonr Watch or alauk
th.u any ether Nah In IiaNarl County.
Iowa ams
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Ihr sulphur eolarcd flowers wni,i
~ the lAdira arn suggestive vi
wh.l. matches ar inh.ir.
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Proceedings " Benrd OF Supervisor.
Apa,i MAI, etssiaS.

Tie Hoard III Supervisors III How.
ngel county, lawn, mel IN adjourned
t.saIun Hi Tho ufli.r ri tile County
Auditor. M O'clock 4, IN. Oct. ~.
lN1T, pursuant ~ ADJOURNMENT, and
Map called 10 order hy the chairman,
james Oakley. NIL members present
The petition n Otto fnssnau ami
others. for II consent raad enmmehe.
Ins i'll read N. I'll, III I'll. north cat
corner III Ssr. ~, III. rs, Rinec Ia.
running thence south o.i section line
Ia iaevt rpad No. Ito or Ill unl II
appearing To thr satisfaction or the
hoard II Supervisors that all per
SONS owning land adjoining the llnr
81 said proposed road hase signed
their consent thereto, rni TIM, sail
road Ii necessary fol tic Us, nnd
convenience ~ the public II Il thri..
fur. ordered that said road he e+tnb-
i,.hcd and declared u public high.
WAY.
Gin motion, the following fcsolu.
ton wa. adopted.
WHEREAS, IL appears frol. Ger.
,iticatc III II. Hnsrutt, Co. surveyor.
thu, lots No, and IL, block H. also
lots M. und III In block IL, In
Bcnalr a Strnnp'a additions IL Ores.
CO M originally plnstel 10y u. Barber
have no rxiaf~nca In fnct nnd that
the plat relating thereto Inns lpen
corrected and properly aeknow,rlH.
cd. therefore
ktsulrei, That MI taxes hereto.
for levied ani ,ataess,a tn tAe sata
supposed lois hc alad al~ hereby
ahat.d.
nnnra adjourned Until! o'clock Il.
III. Oct, 10.
Board met pursuant Il aaloulA.
meni
Ordered that oslo III Tie lax On
lols ! and q III block ~ n. tic vi.
lage Of Lime Springs fu the !euff
18th unl lS7,i b. and IL hereby nhat.
81.
| Tho following appointments ~ the
| Co, TrsasuIrr'a received aud duly
approved,
Fl pursuance az See. sol, III 'hr
| Inv ~ Town, ! hereby appoint the
! following deputies % collect The IL.
linaaent personal property tax 81
AIli A8tfss IhN4A4
Gro, " pairanaer ~ Howard.
Michael pariif III Howard.
| David Aeksfaon IT 20 20
/ Vim. l.. Hahl.i'H uf Ille sicl,
] r. Hanrls, Go, Ir.a4.
r. tie lion board 81 Supervisors III
Howard 60. Town:
The following bills were allowed
a. herein sei forth.
corsrY vrsn.
CID. Aid
Bor,hwIck ] I clerk
/ hire Ito 90 $50 on
Enmona |. \ snr.isl
81 q Oo U %
Fellow II medical III
I tendance lauier IL M IL W
! Hubbard \ q sapegyl-
nDr {. I'D q IA
Lent Y !. carpenter ~ b. - -
I MeGnrsrl l. tIa.tr. 2 VI I "
SisholA q IT, clerk Is o. Ii ut
4 Oakley j supervisor u 90 4 dd
Patterson VII banking
/ office ete, 4 ~ . 80
Wallace 4 /. clerk ~
election w ! 90
nnibar rr.p.
a N rarkhnrst hauling for
hr.ag. \ 90 ! ~
III ri4sp Ct ruai priiiipnri for ~
I Theodore llnln.v VII. continued
nhili i'm, ia,e session.
Minutes II s.ssl.ll i.ad mil up
proved.
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sores, rheumatism. Neuralgia, Tain In
tho tIoAcs, Aide md llcad. Female
NoaknrNA itosllity, l.encorrhmn, arising
from internal ulacl ati0n, and Uterine
disease, byrlilitlo ard Mruu,ial lila.
cnacA nrnrsy, uynmi.iA, Eraagia.icr,
General Debility. and fos Purifying tho
Blood.
This sarssranllah combination Of
vegetable alternatives sillllinsia sian.
drake, YELLOW xxx . with u is.I.t,.s
Of l'otA,xmn NH, Iron, aud liz lilo iI,oss
eilcnuioua ,i.dit.nu ut knuWn fur
the disemee !, Il inseinl, 4 ~ .,trA
Iia ingredients 49, pohkfitnily rom !.
blnasl, TINT the full attentive effect vi
~.nh In nsnnred, and y ails " In 10 Mild
~ ~ 10 hhfmle.a nsen 10 children. II Il
It'll ND .ifeetnsi aeta tasga ont ftalA liz
nyttutn thtFa iIHiri4ira aid eofrai lip,.l
which lcsalor l,.to lnasi,hafne .ii4e.an.
Tho reputation IL onjuys la derived
from its eurse, mud che confidence which
rruminrnt pAy4uaAna I'll over fln eau.
Ly rerrss IN Il provo tleu.s .iiulee
q isa urafllnaas.
Certificates affecting itH ,lftne hive
accumulated. Md M constantly heinR
rrc.ivtl. M III niasy u thrn. aa,ea Ma
publicly known, the furnish convincing
usiionac VI Me superiority of this sar.
sararilla oyer every other ltfratise
medicine. 80 generally IA ia s,Isais
GRITTY - ans oth.r insiiuinr kno~n. tnNi
~ ned ~ ~ mora than TO Aasnra taa
rub.ir that tLs best 4nAl. tim II ha ever
Is,vess.d arc strictly maintained.
TatNfsHNh Ms
DR.. !. c. AVER 4 CO, Lowell, Mat..,
trarttsnl Ns.a .tH~tV.tesl tA.s~ k.ss.
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NJ RIAlAllAaNll1

@8 ~ ~ t8#af VI ~
III W. rNattasfta'a ~ lust ~ ~
ii NstaA
PM t.s Uflttsa iafrAN1NE~T
sA 49, hlsl iuAt Al fenul
lst Fl al 81 81 ~ - ttW A.
ltW III malr m MI ttlt
Wast HI fsaht1 III fslr and
4aHiats ~ aals III Fl ,4nFl " $50
ttetriuHt taiietint $500 III t,e tiss,
as4a vi ~, lss siisss
ut -t>irs str Dlr AErA.sSr,
IN this department Nj. ..ah,iela.
~its' atavk y immsns Iii All the
III, Il tsi iii aanaa nhi mahe ~
a,ti vi pgiess That -. perfectly ~
sahialling considering tie price IA,
satae quality Il goods have he,n
4.,lis IN heretofore.
rnIlllS. hpas AND cllIi.nRENa
CLOTHING.
IA III. department. ii. carries tbs
la trsf nhd hess selected stock ~ hr
iunri FL We county Iii al desirable
stStra aui luniities II foDAs,
MINIS 4 nuYs oyEn,OsT pE.
rARIMfNT.
In thip department his stock axeeis
Oseecuata ~ nll shades and qualities
u, prices that III. competition.
HATS AND CARS.
ThlH department, ii full and CON.
rluir Including tho latest ani mob.
biest styles for n,en ALL boys.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In this department., u II nll the
others above mentioned, h. ha~ hn
i'nmvn,c aud varied stock 10 snlect
from, with nll tho novelties IN neck.
wear, shirts, collars, nndcrwenr, stgs-
pundois silk handkerchief, gloves,
and hi facs everything Ia thls line "
goods.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In thN department h. represents
the brnt lionhna Ia tho wrai, tito quail
ity of whose goods Me not .Ncellrd
anywhere, nor can na low nllcos by
obtained In thih county ior tho aa,ne
pit.d.e III saflla,
Wow gentleman i.ia IL DIR atn.e.
nrn. III tho rasp, COIN. In hasl 81,
tic Euvaa which " Will 'how Suu -,
silent w.inrsasa - support II, md
render your verdict ~ you lind I'll,
faHiN.
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tsFsitYs TfswNitk ~ sspsks~r VI
all AaAae wv sAvFt NmfAsh
fisssstnr nssF, TAts lsas, lssshss
atA tSHaihss car tAeenAtsss Ne $50
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NARRATED
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nlssk, Aivn a. abe nsy ,allar
tsHAs,u, lpwa, Aagsst I, iess,
s-sl eMeob MILLER.
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IMMi,ANNn llY

THNt4NNh HS
DR.. /. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Mae:.,
t'vasttsmt Ns.a stH~tVsarsi tA.,~A@t
sUku ny ALI. uAuuaihls kvkktNHkAk
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-, Gil .,eaH II supervisors
,irrtNItn BAsIih. 10. sa.al.of.
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a n farklnrsi hauling for
hi.ag. \ 80 i 10
III r4ae 81 ruai priitiunrd for by
Theodore linIn.v VIII. continued
uhili i'm, its,o session.
Minute. II A.sslun i.ad unl III.
proved.
~. OAKLEY.
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BUSINESS STIR DEPARTMENT.
raIlilS, Anaa ASD cllIi.nRENa
tItlIliINtt

IA hi department. Vi. carries tbs
Largest MIL ~ / #olee'ra stock ~ hr
iuntl FL Vie county Hi al desirable
sts Iva aui qnnliti.# II Rootis.
MEMS 4 HuYs oNENcOAT III.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-10
oHARLEsTON-PORrAGL CO.

Eds. Tel.-Present here, of course we
cannot give you Kingsville news. A drive
over the country furnishes some thoughts,
that you may think worth publication
With good company, started on Thurs
day evening last on my trip. The first
halt was made at the house of H. Z. Gro
yer. IL miles north of Geneva. Beside
the social enjoyment here met, the farm
afforded considerable pleasure in the IN
spection of crops, stock, &C., showing the
proprietor to be an excellent farmer.
On Friday, p. m, started again, with
Hartsgrove the objective point. The view
of freight trains again running back and
forth. was not little gratifying. Upon
getting down in Harpersfeld, Trumbull
and Hartsgrove, the effects of the drought
were found to be very severe, and the
grasshoppers were foraging upon the corn
fields very disastrously. An old resident OF
more than 40 years, told us he had not
seen sueh A time but once, and that was in
1854. On reaching the centre OF Harris
grove. we found that our old friend, ii. II.
Grover. had sold out his hotel, and was
rather closing out his carriage business,
and having bought place some two miles
south. was there domiciled, and intending
to remain. The night was spent here very
pleasantly, and on Saturday morning we
took leave, passing on our way through
Windsor Corners, and thence south into
Mesopotamia. With a liberal grant Of
land in former years, the village is Provid-
ed with park. and this is Ornamented
with fountain in the centre, and SOL
diers' monument at the south end. 1t is
one of the pleasantest rural retreats to be
met with in summer days travel. Pursu-
ing our course, we took in Bundysburg-
near the P. & Y. narrow gauge road. The
soil along our route to Parkman, is rather
sterile. Hungarian grass seed is sown IN
this vicinity in considerable quantities.
From Parkman to this place by CARROTS
vile, Freedom, &C., there are evidences of
more rain than to the northward. Green
fields were seen on every side.
The yield of oats and hay is extra good
along our route-the yield of oats was very
large.
At the Congregational church, where we
attended on the Sabbath, we found Rev.
Smith, now of Kelloggsville. His sermon
was practical and heartfelt one.
Among pleasant acquaintance, we met
C. B. Curtis, Esq. He is of good New
England stock, and his son, Hon. H. w.
Curtis, is our 1t. Governor. G.
August, s, 1877.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-10

endowment involve the college in a deficit
every year of from eight to ten thousand
dollars. Last year, in spite of the hard
times, the entire sum was raised among
its friends, and it hopefully faces the big
job of raising the same amount next year.
with full corps of experienced, nrSt-
class teachers in all departments, and a
high standard of scholarship; with nnusu-
al religious advantages and freedom from
temptation-there isn't a saloon or billiard
room within several miles of the college
with fine libraries, cabinets, apparatus and
gymnasium; with a location of marked
healthfulness, and with expenses so low
that even self-Supporting students can en-
JOY all of its advantages, Oberlin is likely
TO continue an attractive place to the
young men and women who want good
education, and no wild oats in it. Last
year, 1t gathered its students not only
from thirty-three different States and ter
ritories, but from far-off homes in Eng
land, Bulgaria, Siam, Japan and the Sand
wich Islands. J.B.Fv
Oberlin, Aug. 4, 1877.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-10
MORGAN.

Eds. Tl.-The Murphy movement still
progresses, and we have new saloon in
town.
Braden caught hot ball so fearfully
that it knocked his thumb all to pieces.
Those who attended the races at Jeffer-
son, report that gambling and swindling
games seemed to be doing a good business.
Mr.. Rowley of Orwell, is very favorably
spoken of here as the coming man for Co.
Treasurer, but the interest manifested by
prominent Democrat in his nomination,
is not, perhaps, doing him ali the good in
tended.
Prof. Reeve, of Colebrook, is now resi-
dent here, and will, with our other teach
ers attend the Teachers Institute, prepar-
atory to commencing school Aug. 21st.
On Saturday last, Elder Bartlett's colt
and mate came down through town from
the direction of the Jefferson races, with a
load of straw, running against time; they
were neck and neck until the neck-yoke
broke against shade tree-time not given.
Some excitement, little damage.
We count on our fingers six names men.
toned for Co. Treasurer, with possible
/ two more.
On Thursday last the mercury ranged al
| 80 in the shade
Wheat is selling little at 81 45. Ev'
cry farmer is talking of putting in from
one to hundred acres, this fall.
Morgan, Aug. 2, 1877. OCCASIONAL.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-10
DIED


DUNBAR-On the 3lst ult., Elon Dunbor g,
the 10th year of his age III
Mr. Dunbar who died at his residence in
the city of Philadelphia, on Tuesday morn
ing, July 31st, was born in Plymouth
Conn, December %, 1901, and went to PbfIa-
delphia more than fifty years ago. He was
In early life engaged in the dry goods jobbing
business as a member of the firm of O'Brien
Dunbar, and Dunbar, Brooke & Dunning.
ana then retired from business for a few
years. when he again went into active life,
rI-u, HI-u forming connection with Mr.. Charles
g established the commission house
- Duiioar and yelling This business has
siice oeeh carried on under successive firms
Ior Ihlrty years and is now conducted nv the
nrm OF Cothn, Altemus & Co. Mr. O,,nbar 70
tlred rom business altogetherin the wear 1917
with competence, which has since been
largely Increased by accumlations and in
vestments. He was for many years a mem
Der ofSt. Andrews Church, under the rector
ship OF Rev. DR.. Stevens, and was one OF the
orisln''i r members of the Church OF the Holy
Ailhlty, Nineteenth and Walnut streets
where he had been a constant attendant eY
er since the opening OF that church. Mr.,
Dunbar was a man Of untiring industry and
energy, and of the most urbane disposition
and cheerful temper. and of the strietest in
tegrity in all his dealings and intercourse
with his fellOw-men. He married for his
second Wife Mrs. Elizabeth Lockwood, with
"IOlii ne hved thirty years, and who sur
wives hlm- His own children by his first
Vile are all dead, but he leaves two grand
children, son and daughter of the late
Richard Price, Jr. In his long sickness Mr.,
Dunbar was an example of christian patience
never complaining, but always more thought
full of others than of himself.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-10
NEW LYME.

Eds Tel:-Why cannot our town be
represented in some of the county papers.
To bring it about l SIT down to scratch a
few lines to let people know that We yet
have being,
The weather, you of course know, has
been very hot for the past two weeks and
the grasshoppers have fourished finely.
The crops are looking well, oats are
nearly all harvested and some are threshed
The wheat was unusually good. Mr.. ]. P.
Stults got 70 bushels from as many dozen
bundles. Corn is coming on splendidly,
and promises to be better than for some
years back, if the dronth does NOT CATCH it
There is considerable building going OF
here this season. II. l.. Dodge has got his
large house nearly inclosed. 1t is to have
a tin roof, the timing to be done by Hub
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-10
NEWS,
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.
CONNEAUT.

Eds. Tel:-Having strayed from the
Hub for few days l will write you from
this corner of the county this week.
Last Saturday morning quite a railroad
smashup occurred at this depot One
freight train run into another which was
standing on the track in front of the depot,
throwing the caboosv of the standing train
from the track through the east end of the
depot and landing the larger part of it in
the ladies' sitting room. Several cars were
demolished more or less and about a hun.
dred sheep and hogs were killed. No per-
sons were injured.
A large number of the citizens of Con-
neaut, of both sexes, have organized
bathing clubs, built dressing rooms on the
lake shore, near Kelsey's run and are en-.
joying the cooling and refreshing infu.
enees of the waters of Lake Erie.
The old 29th boys and members of Gus
tar Post G. A. R., are making arrange
mentS for a grand time here next week, al
the reunion of that brave old regiment.
Aug. s, 1877. ROCK.