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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30
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YIN m hereby nsiiiIrd lint IN 81
hefNfe Apfil 18th 1911 there Will he ~,
ile In tin nfioe III lie Jerk II tha District
euri II, nn,l ~ iLe county ~ Howard,
stale u Iowa, II putitian III flnlnilll nbHsa
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Irof cent froln Innnart ttt 1911, on iNa
prumiHanft nut.s ,nnd. by W u Mnar,
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NJ Nh p.rspnal Judgment IL claimed
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TN nesi isrm III tin &nii Court appointed
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commencing u, thu 1Hrl lay " April
INT, your default will he pi.ttf.l Ilht
Judgment rendered ayainsl tua theron,
IN accordance Will, the prayer u NIL
petition.
", II. MCCARTHY
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horrible lfTrue,

4 Milwaukee, ri,l Mhln nil walk
Ing lately, tusi rnr III hrr silnta on
tho ruIlrnnd ifn.I.. Half III hour
Inter Il freight tfain ,nn Into L nh,l
wrecked aisirsil II The cars. knatl.ta
the .nla nlt II liz engine lnil'ls,
md Killed tWs hiiAifrd haft,i If en'
IT,. AMI " such i. tho Kingdom ~
lnats -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30

VI, wonder ifsnmn ~ thr Isepnhll.
can newspapers In shir alaie nre 80
enthusiastic IN approving IL niisnd
Cabinet. with some DemorfAis Init.
nlr rsaiy ~ nominate iir l'.pubIi-
pan Ticket W Town Till y.al 81 lie
sniat i,lunY State Eeyist.r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30

Tnwns.NA's shorter course II essii
government -rs,na II v, admirably
adapted III theh+e II common eehnol4
tie academies IL ihr people, Niiil'
|, II mn elementary work ~ thu .att
mon school. unfortunately for III"
country ana i's institutions 1tlci
cent II liz voters II tho country Rrr
i.nGfan, even III lie elementary llll4.
cirle- |, inrulrate-. The liitlr wutk
Il from ih. press II lvs#oll, l'lahn.
man. TaNlur \ tn. anl |. fpr sala IT
Dr cl.mnnt'H. u cnmmrnts mon.
and explanations ~ thu constitution
nn,l iii. laws nrc usually correct AMI
critical. However. en page Ill In
subdivision viii, The author would
lcnv. hi. pupil In. hnlf Instructed ~
~ important subject 'lr time ~
ihe election III ln,,inl.ra ~ Congress
IN some ~ the suites NOTABLY iuWti
luaq.,i-c hc oniis IL Inform tipiN ilia'
this law especially threIte tl.an
states from w. operation. IVA Nlllti
~ their constitution. the rlseiet
musl III, held NJ nnn'lta tin. ihili
TINT mentioned In tn, law. until iii
or,sHn law ~ the state shnil u.
changed. llinA New llnlntshir,
hna Iusi chosen her members ~ Con
grr-s and should hri uirnnlc Inv r.
maln unchanged might continue 4
,lp ~ In Mursh unlhisfinpiflls Ill
uhtrleetinntd ls tanr'.r-i III Inv
w tie courts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30

Down Iii liz RnLls "i'y ~ Boston
they pnrnphtnao Held Thu Fort" W
thu Wnyi
Hold tie forks, In knives nfr coming
ilni.~ nis I'LL III way,
Shout NJ ehuiuA ~ sour nri4hhoi,
Sling It'll. hn4h sIils way.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30

Postmaster tian.fal kry hn. ihif,
tom children Hlfer. Dteau
With Il popular lnnInri,. II "sai |
million against fhrn,. III ~ aniidtl
I'll. E.r.i Leans wanted him lin,
wisI. Heaking achievements. ypl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30

!. l.. Btla. Horticultural e,litar IL
tho lliesft,n sfo.i' JouyHH md
Farmer says "I'lnfi 4 raspberry
patch and riseA excellent rtnsnns
why. W. hnsr lsrn nftnn surprised
Iii going among liz farmers IL lill
them almost universally destitute oi
the mems ~ enjoying ihls luxury
Ii i ~ uncommon thing fpr thru
10 hitch np 81 liz fniin unnnn nlsl
all thr fnnnily nn III All uncertain
srnrell for berries. Now one hill
tie toll OF TINT lialf Iny would pro.
vile thr fnmily thu mannu II MI III
nnnl fen4t upon ihia delicious fruit
Tor lis a.naon IL from ,irlf II TN
bushels. None Inv. sueh arpur.
inniileA for indulgence IN delicious
fruits ~ the fnfmernnI none IN isWn
nir ~ destitute, Will, 40 excuse Int
down right shiftlr~siiera.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30
TO C0NSUM PTlvES

CONSUMPTION, tbs, seaufge ~ hamenil,
/. the great dreai ~ ,lie htinAn family In
Ail civilized COMMITTEES
trei rNusA III thu, | Am ln possession
rf Thu snis SURF inftllaif Kennedy nns
knutn III III profession lst the positive
ani speedy cure II That slrsAl disease. nhi
/ H. nnNrlsemr runeuipiiani., VIZ faiafrh.
Asthma bronchitis Nervous lts',iii,s, ~ !,
Ne. am nh old fog,, lteiig,a ~ mel.
4 lem Iuei', eight seats experience IT. i
Il husr Ira.tiiianrr, in te LET Consumption
i Hospitals III lie ull nnl spw World, has
,auaht NJ lht vain, III rrat.r medication,
l,o,h local aul constitute hal ~ the cure IT
tltis gtta' eilemy ~ nnt finer, hasn
found il l'ni IN, slgfsssins statiud
,ut Ii eas III sl,a.e tnI.lluA ultll ru'ssllnr.
tim III Ans iii thr above nislnilr1, llii' w
addressing iti,, giving .s.innI''lna ihrs
shall W put III possession II Tile rftai
tcan Without ,hargt aa,i shall have The
hen,fi ef Ply rHrurirhre IN thousands VI
rBses successfully treated, Full paiiieus
lars. directions fnr pterafttisn md nses
null Ill necessary alyles nnt lnaitue'ian4
inr successful treatment III ,oni avn haMs,
vii liz received w ,uu is return mil,
FREQ ~ tllnrge w addressing
nr. JOWN y BURNETT,
iCS Jefferson street,
inns f.sriAtiiLr. n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30

WI
John Hilrae anil Bunk. Vii. vife, ittfr
n Tie Drrrnilents nhnyp nnWri
YIN arr iptlt notified tAl IN ~ In
fefs April ~ iS1i tatfe SIN NJ ~ hlp Iii
tie ntlles ii shp clr,k II lhr District ''ntit
II, hhl I'M lht County Il ifuwirI .lhiu II
Iowa petition ~ lie i'laint,fl hhns,i
nalncl claiming Il ypn i rsf,hu Iced ~.
pented ~ VIM ani Mary 1onnrry mil
recorded lannary III, ist1 N M niiiee NJ
The recorder ~ Howard rnnnlv. low IN
Look |, II l,e'is ~ paAe iua 10 add .lnlul
liutl.e I'll III NV atsut.l. wet iii y.
N re cancelled, lttniils.l AL aei aai.te
Nrl ilt FfAi thereof Removed firm. tlir
fl'ifs tilla ~ sald lanIa md thai ii.n il.ir
II saia laflt ~ lalatsil III rim aFaIHsi
the lsei.e claims III Defendant, mud LINT
ltnle.s ynn arprnt lliefuia aud iatsnl II.
fore naon II tin Hseuhl .Ias NJ tie nts'
term If The sail tssft appointed 20 ie
hell ~ ihe tsonrs IlulAn IN said o. eeh.'s'T
~ lhe ssi las If April III. sani lttanli
NIl y, entered nnl i Judgment rendered
against Yen thereon, II, nrenr,ltnes viii
the prayer ~ said pniitiou
n e Met AAHrEi
PA Attorney fn pi'lfs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30
FARM FOR SAlE!
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FOR EAI.k HK ALL DRUGGIST
UrisiHrg syH:irT,
t'tsfi ~ 1t
ifAel.i County

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j, tagValiils attorney ia ANIL that snu
III required ~ perform ,phr spntraei -
.itnl ymir Interest In Tn tfgparl. ~ tn,e.
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rrHf thereto md I~IsnI hefur. MON ~ lie
sns1nd uy III neat term III tall s'niirl
commencing nu TN ~ iay VI April 1877,
isfnuii Will Ls entered against son and
/ Judgment rhtsfei .herrsn
| United this I'll IN, ~ March i.15
Tut Fisat sAIinssi UAsh ~ MrtInhunI
Plaintiff
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30
BENNINGTON.
SEWING MtClltNES---F FIREARMS -.AGRICt'LTu-
RAJ. IMPLEMENTS

REMINGTON SEWING NANEhs uns r,t, Into
ttpn
uaIs s~rHIil
iia ea Design beautiful
tlmalun hr
NIL ~ih rnefi took W. Franl Medal Y" Progress the highest
nfM Nirnna dispositions.
REMINGTON WORKS ai. thu lelsel hrssch
andihg of
celebrates Remington inas ~
world Military Hunting
anil Pistols lue Metallic cartridges As
Arrarsr. Patent Esenynors iay rsilsra
lIpss " Agents Wanted Send isr circulars
T.. REMINGTON 4, SONS, fi0n, Is. J..
ARMuRN ND lRIs.IrAL nrfleE, lLlON. NEW YORK,
i,aaiN Nrw Notk, Arms,
tuuar.. asi rirss New York aewng Machines
lustn I,in Machines anil
seventh sir,i Sowing Mans and Arms
lhialelphia
~. Isnt saht ouu Machines NnL
t@.Hrp NJ
sfata street sesins Machine. apl
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t,r. JONN \ BURNETT.
iCS Jefferson Street,


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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-19
MOVE UP, GENTLEMEN!

Are the gentlemen who were chosen vice presidents of the Pope County Im- migration Society for the various town- ships moving up in their respective townships? We trust they will see and feel the importance and benefit of acting promptly and spiritedly in this matter, for We assure you all that your time and pains will not be lost. Thsre is not day scarcely but what new home seekers get off the train here to seek in- formation concerning our county. If the vice presidents in the different townships will stir up their people and get up su ch information iE regard to the lands, the health, the society, the wants, the schools, the feeling toward newcomers, &c.,, in their sections, we can through our Secretary, who is al- ways on hand here, give all these home seekers just the information they de- sire, and we can settle hundreds of them in our county. Every one set tied here adds to our strength and wealth, and our ability to open up, inn prove and enrich our county.
 Messrs. Vice Presidents be active and vigilant. It is for your own good thai we urge this matter upon you.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-19
NEW LAWS.

This week again, we give the text of several important acts passed by the last session of the legislature.
 Act No. 15 is in regard to the bond required to be given by County Treasu- rers. This is a matter which the va- rious county judges should be prompt to look after.
 Act No. 20 is in regard to filling va cancies in office.
 Act No. Fl makes it misdemeaner to drive stock out of their usual range without the consent of the owner, and fixes the penalty for such msdemeanor.
 Act No. fl makes an alteration in the Judicial circuits of the State, fixes the times for holding the courts in each Circuit, and names the counties conn posing each circuit.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-19
- - ------------------- To tIAe Public.
qtlenccs'

Know ye that there is at Dover, Pope county, Arks., an excellent High School, under the patronage of the Clarksville District, of the Southern Methodist Church, though not at all Sectarian. Rev. Rowland Doggctt, A. M., is highly qualified, has had large experience as an edu- cator, devotes his entire energies to the good of ms pupils, and takes especial pains with their moral train ing. His grand object is to teach the child or youth how to THINK.
 This school with more than fifty students and now in its second ses- sion occupies large and we'll locat- ed building at the healthy, clever town of Dover, among a high-toncd people, who aim to make 1t perma- nent success. But in the way or cheap boarding, low terms, unusual ly good facilities and convenience, this school offers special induce ments to those in adjoining counties who can not get good schools at home.
 The undersigned were appointed committee by the Quarterly Con ference of the Dover Circuit to ad- dress the people in behalf of this important enterprise. If you will give this institution the support it deserves it will soon have enlarged facilities more room--and become a permanent blessing to our region of country. "We must educate, and at home is the place, there.ere, patronize this excellent home school rather than send abroad.
 We invite the friends of education to attend the examination at Dover June l4, l5, 1877.
 II. NJ. GRAsApE,
 C. DAVIS,
 C. l.. KIRKscEy,
 T. 5. EDWARDS, Committee, Gum Log. Ark. April II, 1877.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-19
NO. 20.

NO. ZU.
 An act to provide for the Filling oi Vacancies in office during the in terval between the occurrence of a Vacancy, and the Announcement of the Result of special Election. Be it enacted by the General Assem- bly of the State of Arkansas:
 SECTION l. In any case, wherein a vacancy in any office shall occur to be filled under the provision of the constitution, by special cleo tion, the Governor shall have the power temporarily, to fill the same by granting commission, which shall expire when the person elected to fill said office at such special elee- tion, shall be duly qualified.
 Sec. ?. All laws and parts of laws, in conflict with t..is act, are hereby repealed; and this shall take effect and be in force from and after its it's passage.
 Approved February 27th, 1877.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-19
STATE TAX.

The auditor of State makes the fol- lowing sho wing of the taxable proper ty of fne State of Arkansas, and the amount of State tax for generil purpos- es:
 AuDrToR's OFFICE,
 Little Rock, April II, 1877. The total valuation of all real and per-
 sonal property, subject to taxation TOT
 the year 1876. is ....... $94, ,6o2, ,o1o. The State Tax for general purposes on
 the above valuation at five mills
 is $473, ,264. .39 Deduct 4-5 (reduction by act of March
 9, 1877. .................. $31s, .o2 Tax to he collected $94, ,652. .S7
 JOHN CRAWFORD, Auditor of State. This shows that the people are getting off with a tax of only 10 cents on each s1oO of taxable property-certainly a very light tax. But when we remem- Der that the people of the State are having their credit strained for .curren- cy to pay the current expenses of the State, and are paying the money brok- CTS of New York very high rate of in terest on it, it is hard for us to see the soundness of the policy. The State Board of Finance and the members of the last legislature tell us that 1t IS good fnanciering and that it is all right, but we beg leave to express diff fcrent belief. Instead of paying pig interest on money with which to pay the expenses of the state administration and paying also, very handsomely, for the expense of the accommodation. would it not be far better for the peo- pie to stand direct currency tax suffi- cient to pay current expenses of admin istering the State Government?
 Just how many thousand dollars the taxpayers would save by so doing we cannot tell definitely, but we should say not less than twenty five thousand per year. We wish this matter was better understood by the people.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-19
THE TRUE POLICY.

Ex-Governor Hendricks has been out to the Western slope recently, and while in San Francisco was serenaded, and responded as follows:
 q do not choose tonight, in'addres. sing you, to speak upon the poiltlcai question at length. They have placed Mir. Hayes in the presidential chair. ] do not think that the judgment of the l American people is that he was elected :; but without election he has been placed 1 in the presidential chair. He is for the purpose of the office, the president Of the United States, and you and l will give to his administration, for the good of our country, that support due to any officer de facto. But this wrong that you and the great body of American people believe has been perpetrated must not pass into precedent, to be fol- lowed in the future. It is crime rather to be detested, and the work of the future, in part, is to correct this, and to prevent its becoming a prece- dent. Hereafter the man who is elect ed must be president of the United States. And four years from this tune | it will be the business of the people oi the United Sta,es to express Judg- ment upon this question not to De mls- understood"
 This is the true doctrine, and if the democrats of the United States will listen to the wise counsel of men like MT. Hendricks, four more years will see Wendell Phillips prediction tha: the next Congress and President will be democratic, fulfilled. Let demo- crats now offer no foolish and captious opposition to the successful administra- tio1 of the government under Hayes, but let them remember how he came into the Presidency and that no act of his to which he and his party are forced by the irresistible drift of public opin- 1 ion which democrats have worked up, entities him and his party to immunity from condemnation for the fraud and force by which the people have this | time been svindled out of their right l ful President. Let Democrats remain steadfast and true to their party and principles, and when another election rolls around let them stamp the im- press of their disapproval upon the party of returning boards, and let them then be pre- pared to reject any and all doubtful and unconstitutional methods of counting the vote, and to
 see that the man who is elected shall
 be inaugurated regardless of conse- | ouenccs.