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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
Original .lOltrP.
Iichjamin u. Townsend, Plaintiff.
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Nancy Al. Townsend, Defendant.
Ts the Defendant Above NAJneIi

yon ARE hereby notified that there Il
now On tile III tho ollirc IT the Clerk ~ tae
Circuit Court. In md for the county u
Howard. State Ut lown. n petit Ion In Gun
iiy u benjamin -. Townsend, PIN above
named, rlnimins " You mud praying for 4
decree 81 divorce from the banI of pnstri.
mony. Oh The gIuIhd Of wrongful and will.
fal dessrtioh In the yraf 4 y. lhj., md
Tor your willtnl mil wrongful nbsrnre
frnm him mud bis home sliine TINT timn
And that unless yon appear thereto ana
defend hcfOre nnpii ~ the aernnl day "
ilic neat term II The haisl ,1ir appointed
~ ~ held ~ I'll" Iaiirl flnuse In sail
County, commencing ~ The 10th day II
October, 1877, YOUR default will ha snIer=
"a and 4 Judgment rendered against you
thereon. III accordance Will, il.r prayer u
.aii iaiilion.
kAYNE Il WOODWARD.
jitl Attorneys fvr plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
Millinery in all Branches
SEWING MACHINES--FIRE-ARMS--
RAJ IMPLEMENTS.

REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE Ia. sAns rapidly Is.e
qualities Light sHsoth
ss-ral perfect lock stitch
Machine Design beautiful Asd
Frnetien
he tinted and without effort took Tho grand Medal q Progress hs highest
q III NV he
The REMINGTON WORKS ao manufacture ae new Double arrsc rec
lon positive action With Joint check
The celebrated cnne M adopted ~
world Military Hunting
kn. i.el. title Metallic cartridges G
Moving Machines
Hoes. sond scrspe asca Essasnse Hay Tcller
Wanted circulars
n. REMINGTON 4 SONS Hio,. N L.
ARMORY ANp PRINCIPAL OFFICE. LION. NEW YORK.
gal broadway York, Arms
Mndson suuars 23l New York, Sewing Machines
lostnn Trnon SEWN. Machines and
Washington
chestnut Machines and
InusNOp Norhf Arsct. sewing Machines and Arms
ChMrssB
Street, Sewing Machines and Arms.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

The public debt ~ the United
Sint.s i. over f.ttA,. tNNl ,tNN
Itir ru,lni ~ two rows ~ silver 'lol.
lars inid side hy aide around tho
world.
ii would lpnL III yrrveir ~ I'm
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long
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with 2tnssi pounds anrli.
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the estimated value III MI The prop
crsy owned by the people " ilis
whole nation
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taxation, with the prevailing flnhh
pIai policy 81 the Government, ever,
farm III ille United ktnise Will H. rul.
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been li1uidaiad. JDmefoys Demo
ppuJ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
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General John Beatty, one II ihf
members II tn Ohio republican
~tntn committee. llnr interviewed
himself With thia rnnnlt; "Do | liz.
III. presidents southern policy M
III. lido mt. lid not like II In,
fnli. when II wns Mr.. Tildsh's policy
nnd ! hasr ~ more faith III II nov
W. must either nssufn. tint IN,
president lnr mndr ii cruel bl,tnd.I
~ TINT til, republican purity Il 4
fraud. Those holding office nn.l
those expecting Office, 10 their Irr,
Ia sustain thr president, jlnIf W.,
others ARE ashamed - confess fllnl
they lave hnnn disappointed, dsesl,.
~ AbL betrayed, whtlp the nil.t hall
rArilDs TUX % III. subject without
swearing. mil therefore prefer not
~ Ink ~ all Ohio Will net indur~s
iir pf.sitlrnl'r southern policy"
huntington Un0lryr.
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Decent poverty bodies ~ wi tn ihr
i..pilbIie, II performs II labor ni.i
iilds.Iy |. nollr.llnnr NIL rnys Tor
IL manufactured nlll ~ agricultural
productions, II pay vi. iases Tint
All unjust tariff rsrinin Ieshss upon
til Iubnf uHi industry pfthn country
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developing their rfso,lferH md con
reivInr the pubIis energy, u bnild'
np tho common school, Tie ehileg'
~ III multitude. II plntiis 'he germ
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thieves fipm Tweed 10 my 0ne .
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
Original .1'Olsrf.
Humphrey Davis, Plaintiff,
M
John NJ J0hrs. Defendant.

~ TIE UflFU1AHA AUnNF 4sHlWH
VII nrc hereby notified thai iatre i
IN hln Iii hr ofiisa III ii,e t'lerk If ihu Iir.
cult t.uurt, Ill Ani inr TIN county u How.
ard, klAlr 81 low. 4 petition Of the Plain.
tin above nalned, elniInlDxo sou thu safn
VI TWahi, i've Lnndrrl dollars, fof ~ ~.
aault null Laitary Al atiarhm ont hun
also Lsen allowed and is.ucI In this action
against your FrDItrs,
Aiil that nnir~s y0u appHar thereto AHi
defend hriUrr nuun NJ thu second day of
lhe nesi term Of Tho sail Court appointed
10 DO held III The Court House In said Co !,
commencing On thr 18th .ay III June
in,7. Your default Will DO entered and
Judgment rendered against you thereon,
In accordance With the prayer VI hail
petition.
II. q. MCCARTHY,
.Wi HI ) fer II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

1'Ir Memphis 1rpeoi. In "lilnn ~.
h.uflun N ihs declaration III rN.tiOy,
William Allen ~ Ohio. tlini h. Will
never participate III public affairs
nnnin. Int will ils. nlnunR hl. books
III, remainder ~ ill., lays, ssnlfn thc
character III ihr oil veteran II snys
ihnt le. the Mn,un hearted, tnprt
genial, generous. mud yri tiftn.tt nnd
truesi III Democrats, Inns retired from,
poiliian ufI ilr world, mil tenyf- 40
better tuun behind him. William
Allen would today ~ tie President
III ihr United ttasra, bui IN The an.
LitiDn III hnu,iel j. lilden nnl the
corruption III shr money power. Ilnd
net tl.r Eastern Democratic LEADERS
c1usIIied for Tin defeat III Allen, ni,d
The election NJ Huy.r. IN Governor
III Ohio lii October, lh71. Allan Would
have received iii. nomination ut ~.
Lniis and would have carried the
country ~ storm, Republican trick
cry nnd returning honitin would liAsr
ben lowst.ssA IL deleat biz election.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
TIL: eNr('[DleeNl('k
ADVANCE:

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81, srlf.fnkertarer, with a moving attach,
n,ent mad IL really Two machines combine,
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Ing and moving the former hyc Anl III,
latter four taut Will. ny changing Il pin.
Inn Il slnN motion cAn III Ind Tor cutting
Ml,ni, and 4 a4lek molten The reyolv
Ink rake II this machine II n most admir-
able feature, AMI IT. strength, durability
md perfect working, When compared vi
VI Tho ADVANCE.
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c. H. & L. J. McCoRMIcK's
HARVESTING MACHINERY !!
THE sIgrClDxesWlCk
liza RV ESTER /:

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ed to the WHAT'S of NIL large grain CROWN
fnrmcrs. Il II easily drawn by Two or,lIn.
my harses, anl requires but three ,nsn 10
operate H. AMI TINS rus and hiEd from ten
10 twelve acres IT grain PER day, II II
very strong mud durable, mud NJ tho Same
time easy 10 handle. rh~ binders table
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OUR BINDER:

Our
Il will bind condition TINT aud sevA,c! by
binding The thu ef which Will BE- ~
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14
Stopping Advertisements.

The Mining and Scientific Press of
San Francisco, publishes good hint
under the above heading, which we
here quote:
1--WE have frequently received
letters from readers asking whether
such and such a firm which recently
advertised in the Press has suspended
and We know that advertisers do not
always consult their best interests in
removing their names from before the
people. We believe that the fol-
lowing from the Engineer is very
true, Certain firms try to economise
by taking out their advertisements
occasionally they might as we'll take
down the sign over their doors. Ad-
vertisements should be continuous.
Any idea Of disseminating them for
a period, however, brief, with view
of saving, is mistake which leads
not only to disappointment but loss;
involves not only the loss of time
during which the advertisement ceases
to appear, but the additional loss of
time required to bring the public in
terest up to the point at which it left
off. The proverb out of sight out of
mind is nowhere more applicable than
in the case Of an advertisement"
We agree with our cotemporariesin
their remarks, and advertisers oflarge
experience express the same views.
SEVEN iron steamships are now be-
ing constructed in the Delaware river
shipyards. John Roach & Son, of
Chester, have closed a contract with
"a firm on the Pacific coast for the con-
struction of three new steamships of
about l,l00 tons each.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.

No. 439.-Twenty-six acres of land,
suitable tor fruit culture, about one mile
distant from North Garden Depot, Virgin
ia Midland railroad. 1t is rarely the case
that so small piece OF lard, as well lo,at-
ed as this, is offered for sale, and the ad-
vantages OF this locality, to say nothing OF
the fine quality Of the land in this section.
combined make the chance g0od one.
Price-low, and terms very accommodate
ing.
40 Acres, part Of Rio, six miles
north OF Charlottesville, mostly arabic land,
good frame dwelling, With eight rooms,
good out houses, large orchard of some 300
fruit trees, choice selections; excellent place
for country store. Price, 50 900, one
third cash; the balance in one and two years
with interest
No. 455.-500 acres of Southwest
mountain land, two miles distant from
Charlottesville, adjoining the farm Of r. F
Omohundro and others; wood and water in
abundance no buildings. Those who wish
good land near to Charlottesville, on and
near to the main county road, how have an
opportunity of suiling themselves, either
in large or small parcels, on most reasona-
bic terms.
No. 422.-"Pleasant Hill" Alt
acres, two miles from Red Hill depot; some
217 acres cleared and 200 in wood. Farm
finely watered. Excellent grass land.
Two story brick dwelling and frame at
tachnlent, containing some eight rooms and
passages. Pump of water in the yard.
Farm in good order. Good buildings
barn, stables, etc. Orchard far. Price
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14
ORANGE, COTNTY

No 46S.-547 acres, Greenwood, -
one of the incest farms to be had near
Gordonsvllle, extending theretrom to the
Southwest Mountain, lying largely on the
Turnpike and Orange Courthouse roads
Mansion quite large, "two-story double
dwelling" containing ten rooms, grounds
beautiful, with any quantity of shade
trees, &c, out houses mcrous and good,
fine orchard, wood az Il water in abundance.
This farm has also Il number of tenant
houses, one some three tourth- Of n mile
distant from the main dwelling, really Il
good house, with some four or five rooms,
stable, &c. Price-reasonable and the terms
easy.
No. 325.-House and Lot of one
and onc-half acres of land, in the town OF
Gordonsville, Va ; two-story frame dwell
ing, kitchen, well of water, fruit and orna-
mental trees, shrubbery, &c. This lot will
e sold as a whole, or will be divied INTO
several, and on the most reas rnable terms.
No. 346.-325 acres. Orange Dale
farm, two and a half miles west of Orange
ourth"use, 100 acres in wood and timber.
The first in superlatively high state OF
cultivation, all in grass and finely watcrcd.
Beautiful and large frame mansion, painted
white on brick basement, seven rooms, indie
pendent of halls, porches, closets, Nc; good
outbuildings, orchards, &c; is really first
class farm, equal to any i'll the county,
Price, 100000, one third cash and the bal
ance in three equal annual payments with
interest.
No. 47l.-l92 acres, three miles
southeast of Orange Courthouse, Va; 80
acres limestone flats or bottom land Lime
stone in abundance, Wood dwelling, four
rooms, some outbuiiuing-, and some fruit
trees; wood and water in abundance.
Price, $500, and terms easy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14

THE BALANCE OF TRADE.-The
Bureau of Statistics publishes some
very interesting figures relative to
the business of the country in its last
quarterly report. The total imports
of the country for the year ending
June 80, 1876, were $476,679,87I,
and the total exports amounted to
1896, ,89O,973, leaving a balance in our
favor of $l20,2l3,l lO2. In Septem-
Der the grain in our favor was even
greater, equalling more than 20 mil
lions of dollars. The grain duling
the whole year 1876 may probably
amount to bal ance in our favor
$500, 100000, amost gratifying change
in our business relations with foreign
nations, which must, in a very short
period, free us from our financial bus
mess difficulties.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14
WHOLE NUMBER, 3O3.

ct, | arose to my feet, and went to the
corner of the barn opposite the one in
the field.
Il rightly conjectured that they
would fire the barn first, if at all, for
all they had to do was to remove few
loose stones from the foundation and
apply a match to the hay in the NOW.
II had stood there about fifteen
minutes when I heard the rattle Of
stones in the field.
81 crept cautiously upon my hands
and knees along the front of the barn.
~'There We're three men. Two were
standing erect while the other was
bent forward removing the the stones
from the foundation.
"Then | heard his muttered COM
mand to strike match, quick!
"At that moment the moon was
over clouded, and all was darkness.
II could see the flicker of the match,
as they huddled together to protect it
from the wind.
"a cold sweat was upon me, and my
hand trembled so with excitement that
| could hardly hold my revolver.
"a moment lost and their villainy
would be accomplished, and I would
be branded rs coward.
'"This latter thought nerved me.
"The match hared up brightly in
his hand, and as he leaned forward to
apply it, crack bang my revolver
rang out on the still air. and with a
groan and a muttered curse, the vii
lain sank to the earth, shot through
the breast.
"Thc other two, for the moment,
were 50 stunned with surprise, that
they stood as if rooted in their tracks,
and then started pell NELL across the
the field
"The severe strain upon my nervous
system had been so great, that after
the discharge Of my revolver, I be-
came faint my brain reeled; l sank
to the ground, just as l saw a light
flash in Mr.. Pierce's window, and saw
three men, who had unknown to me
been stationed outside to give me
help should | need it, bound out with
yell, and rush across the field.
"When | came to, was lying in Mr..
Pierce's house, with his wife standing
over me.
"ln answer to my inquiries she tod
me that had shot Baker, who was so
seriously hurt as to be unable to move
from the place where he fell, and the
men had succeeded in catching the
other two, and they were all lodged
in the village Jail.
"After a good sleep, I awoke in the
morning, like Byron, to find myself
famous.
81 was congratulated on all sides for
my bravery. AS soon as Baker was
sufficiently recovered from his wound
he with his confederates, who proved
to be two notorious Chicago burglars,
was placed on trial, found guilty, and
sentenced to twenty years imprison
ment in the state prison.
have had many thrilling adventures
since then; I regard them as tame,
compared with My tNE NIGHT A
WATcHMAN."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Rural Piedmont Land Agency
D. D. NJ. DIGGES, PROPRIETOR,
Gordonso1Ue, Va.
J. II. ODER. Local Agent.
FrOstburg, Md.
This Agency has for sale

: -'N~N
Every Description Of Real Estate
In a section of country unsurpassed
for health, scenery and fertility 1t
is remarkably free from all malarious
and pulmonary diseases. Its pure
bracing air, fine springs Of fresh cool
water, short mild winters and long
seasonable summers, its gentle noun
tain slopes and rich valleys, its forests
and fields, its flowers of spring and
varied hues # autumn,-all combine
to place this region of country in the
front rank Of superiority and beauty
to the colonist and home seeker.
We continue this week our list of
the very attractive properties for sale
by this agency, in both the far famed
Piedmont and Valley regions of Vir-
ginia.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14

OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
The Fall Campaign.

Mr.. Editor With but one feeling
could the intelligent and honest peo-
pie Cf the entire State have received
the announcement that Montgomery
Blair would be a candidate for the
next Legislature. For, surely, the
time has come to place at the helm Of
our ship Of State an able and efficient
officer, and to man her with the best
men that can be had for the positions,
if we would bring her ont Of the foul
waters of legislative chicanery and
jobbefy into which she has been run 6v
the incompetent, corrupt and. mer-
cenary crews that have guided her
course in recent years. The mention
Of this name in connection with our
legls .atlve nominations would seem to
augur q better era for the affairs of
our State and it is to be hoped that
the counties, specially of Western
Maryland, will immjtate the example
of Old Montgomery and cast an eye
around to see if the services of their
best men too, cannot be availed of,
before making up their tickets for the
campaign. A Maulsby, a LongwaI.
a RltcAie, Hamilton, a Syestcr, d
Gordon, a Johnson or Hoffman,
would be. as legislators, worth more
to the people of their section and
State, than a dozen Of the calib,e
usually sent. And as it has pleased
the State to honor them all by the
highest Offices in her gift, they owe
to her in return their best services
when the welfare Of her people is at
stake, and the prestige of her name
amongst the States Of this Union, has
almost lost its force and tame. That
the office has been shorn of its dig
nifty is true, and disagreeable would
be to them many Of the surroundings
and associat ons with which they
would necessarily be brought into
contact, but if these considerations
are to prevail over sense of patriot
ism, and just pride in the reputation
Of the State, then surely shall we go
on in our degenerated course till the
name Of our State becomes a by word
and reproach amongst men every
where. That such is no idle fear, but
the real danger to our institutions
and individual interests from the in
competency and venality of such men
as have heretofore been selected to
make our laws, is evinced by the re-
cent nominations in Baltimore city,
against which even the democratic
organs of that city, without exception,
felt it their duty to protest. This
is the body of men-twenty-one in
number-which forms the nucleus of
combinations in the interest of job
berry and class legislation, where in
huence can be bought for a price and
by whom agreeable insinuations and
promises to reciprocate favors in the
future, the cooperation of the more
honest but simpler members from the
country is secured to aid in the pass
age of bill, the aims and purposes of
which he knows or cares nothing. BY
the nomination and election of such
men as we have mentioned the opnor-
tunities for these times will be few, and
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