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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24

Aasasas n+aale, l1als,in.
~
". A. 4, Nwn,Ar,, Hattie I. Masrhsy III.
sife. v - 4, fitmmine. and livafy
Ail~msM, Defendants.
r. lAv l,~frMaan,s Above Named,
lra ~ HEREBY nrssNra that there I.
new IN Me in the ulllec II The rlefA VI the
District cuust, IN and fes the County al
How Ard. state st toSa. u r~tiilon nj the
rlnin,in ahrsr NAMED, tlaimIns VI sea The
sam III teAs w. mnney dMr Meeh three
prrmisxcry notrs, With interest tfeM urt
autA 1877, and nj Attsrhvs's Iue VI eo< NJ,
provided In said nesys. ana the foreclosure
II Il mortgage uran 10, ten tinl IN nlvek
six III In nend'a h Ssrungs aa,ltien II
the village VI Irsses. ~ against all ri said
tleirmaants with the ensiss hui mn lcrAotAl
Judgment N asked against any IL saiA III.
PENDANTS rSccrsia. said ". A !. Murphy
A eaps ~ tl,r petition " hisi With III,
originals the said n0les having hren giv~u
for The purchase money on said Lot tee.
Anil that UNLESS yen appear thereto and
defend before nuon IL tho second day III
shr Mrst term nf the said Court appointed
"a he held ~ the eeurt House In said
county, commencing 0M the vpth day N
October 1877, your default Will hc cAterr
md 4 Judgment rendered sEAinst yeu
thereon, IN accordance with the prayer u
said petition
SAYRE Il WOODWARD,
Alta Attorneys for PIN
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ils~ stsl s'.sAs,. laalnsas

ns~sri tssass. i1aansM,
~
Frank ksas AMI Nancy h ks,.. Inter.
ssnaf lrfsAaAHt
- IN nsfSnAsess Ahe.e NAmssl
Auu Afs Attslt nwsAeA Inst " es
A.srv NV. INN nv, THERE ~ill ~ ~
Nh IN me sssrs n ths rissA n IN vltvwtl
teast, il sAA fas the re~Ats II Howard
ara state VI teWa. rsshiws II NaHey L.
kste. lNsstvnn@f aAess NasnsA, rlsssnsMv
VI tss. The slef~Adnss FrHhk kssr, "a tsWss
10 and hslars II irnst ~ mr. str and
i4AeM ~ ireAl tlsls 10 ~ saaisiaeA cMe
half Interest VI III. falle~iNe srai sptats,
sisaaisa In the roansy III toward and
state ~ lava. le.~n The sss,A hslf "A,
II ,s~iA east srnssA siD VI s@ttIen twrAss
III / asl tawnship NINETY SigAt W. range
foustr~n ttt) excepting nvr Aef<s Oh W
the tpulh wea rorn.f ~ the snath 0ssi
f.ntsA |, / Al the aid south rsss fourth { / J
Of said asilon. also the north esst fourth
III III section numls~r thirty Mr. MI
iue n.hlr Anmbsr ninrsy eight I'm range
fourteen tlAl Wet III the Afth l. ~.
The equitable title III said srtate bring
v~sies Iii the Interviewer herein, the con.
sidsra,ion fvr Tho purchase II The same
having been furnished and ,ala by her,
she said Nancy Il Kyle, and the lrrAt titlc
shsrsai tekrn In the nair ~ yun, the dc.
PENDANT Frank ksie, fsr her wse end hcMc.
III and upon 4 promise 10 crnse, ~ her
saeh legal title upon dc,nand, which said
demand IL alleged 10 have been duly made
In said petition and POI fornance refused
~ yeu. snid petiiisa will pray that ths
legal title " the above described real ~
tate he settled In Nancy I. ky.a, Inter
venor herein. nn,l that shc h~ declared h,
proper decree the legal aud equitable own
or, and tina, her title bc quoted In her an
declared paramount IN Any claim. lien, TIL
Or iMtcrrst TINT plaintiff, il.wati County
or defendant Frank Kyle has Or may hav
therein. and tnr sueh ether nad tarthe
relief AZ 10 the Court shall seem Just, prop
e. anil equitable
And that unless you appear thereto an'
defend before naun III The second day .
the nsxt term of tho said Court nproiMte,
10 DO held ~ tho ,ourt llowsc In AAid co
commencing IN thr 26tk day ot Novcmhcl
is77, your default. will DO entered and
Judgment ron aurea ngAins, ysu thereon, !,
accordance With the prayer If sud petition
/ SAiRi. ii WOODWARD,
slti Attorneys ier lntclvcno
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Clcll Ward nj DEBORAH lndulgcd In
that healthful beverage known ~
lager beer. ut Henckc'r. when 4 quar-.
rel ensured between him and Il rom
panlon who wns likewise Dytm full
when Ward shot Moon, hts cOlnpAn.
ION. Ward lAngutrhrs In tall In ~.
fault Of bail. Whusc IN Hcnckc, TN
man who made him drunk, anil ii
6tysr and Daily and Anderson And
Lsmm, that they don't coin. ,tp NM
70 his bull. thus relieving honest In.
dnsiry ri thn snxniibn their irnfll,
t.nrosts III holding, HIN for triui9
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.1sUldfe 10 KesoeS1oo.

To thN ukkNuMN Awncrw III tho following
described lAnsls, to.Wtti
You Will please take nsttce, That 81
the adjourned TAA Sale. held ~ Crsaee
In the county IT Howard, In the State Of
Iowa. On tltr ID Hay Of November 1879,
thu following described rcnl ehtnie, ts.witi
Lot u, and n ncfes VA lot ~, NIL On w
IL NV quarter u section ", In township
inO. North Of range u, West OF the IN.
The first VI ahovc de-
sGrlbed Pieces WAS sold 10 +.
II. inmpson. and tho second 10 James
Ri.nsl.a, mud the certificates IT renpNcttve
sAlur assigned ~ HE undersigned. who ID
the owt,vr IL ,haraniu, nl.o NJ ~ AdiOuvn.
III Tx sale held IA the plAee aforesaid. On
Tho ID day of Noyemhcr 1877. lat slx (6)
containing = netes On said Nrul half nf
NV quarter u said W iO0-li, wAa sold
- tho undersigned, AMI Tint the light of
redemption ~ earA III above described
piece Will expire and deed for said
lands viii be ,uade by lhe Treasurer, W
los~ redemption from xaid rales DO mAds
within ~ days from the completed service
hereof.
Dated August 7, is77.
s9,J HESkY WlDNER,
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csrrlag. TrimmIng and repairing of
MI kinds on thort n0ticc.
PlAstsrins Hair, Shoe Pegs, Leather
and Findings far Bhocmakers use con.
stnntly on hand.
III. stock In everything pertaining 10
the trade " complete. Aha satisfaction ~
10 rrlcan. material, and workmnnshlp
warranted,
~ Opposite conrt lIoaae, csutsnnInl
Block, Sign Il the Rig cellar
CMxsco. Iowa. August I, MIA.
87if FRED MoLLE0.
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49, ssH4 ~ saF ~ fsFf
fasss tssse SsTsgs 4 ~ tha,
N. ssHssvssa rtags afv essnfr# r.
Nj. fatgns M iarwBssi aht, nssl have
.nflra ~ insttt II nti,sns sasra,usA
s'unsrstsen II II h.ia ssft Ia. isTf.
which aais anusAsf t. The Ill That
have nlsvais lsen hvla NJ snll.sl
Ihne Glt~ rB,i sssA rs~A un ami
.NhIhls* sh, fasl that Viz snnN~sA I'M
shs American people arr mssstanl
aroused "a m. .lanrsf that n,naees
their rights and llietties and Win
will soon shu~ 'he shslrk. that II
" not safe tof ihrm ~ tamrer Nth
sh.<e rights and lilersiss will soon
show III. rs~iy ra,hervts II m rr,.
ten gains. tina, shelt soiee Il potent
IN thu afIal,s ~ this Nasinn, iralss.
inp the fat that ihr conflict has b..
ran that the manhood ~ man 4.
asserting a. rights, aud demands
equal rights foi all, and spccial r,isi.
legs TT none.
II. MI CAaN3Nnarn.
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To UNKNOWN owners Of tho following do
Aeril,ed lands
i"n viii please take notice That n
thc aajouratd Tax bale held Al CreTco. IN
tho Count, af Howard, In the State oil
Iowa. On iAs I'd day Of November A. ID.
1874, thu following described real proper
", to-~it The Northwest quarter of tho
Houth-sau quarter " Section thirty three,
In township W, North 81 range eleven,
Wcat OF the mn +, NJ wns sOll u n. d.
Doolittlc. and thai shc RICH, of redemption
will expire and deed fer said land BIZ
made uni GAN redemption freM sseh AHle b.
made within 20 days f,sM Tho completed
service hereof.
Dated Crcsco, August oh INIT
42tS NJ u. DOOLtTTLE.
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Dress MAKING.

Tho undersigned will rMt and III
I.n,lics nnd Ghil.lrcn's dressra, and
ntirnd ~ MI department. In emitting.
tlttin1 and making garments for La.
di.r AMI Children, ~ her residence,
npfth and wtnt from thu Webster
House. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Terms Reasonable.
8ltf Mka. N. II. kutrm
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Original sNeNltrf.
/. j Mureh. Plaintiff.

Original sVWltcf.
}. J Mn~h. Plaintiff.
VA
n. Il, WhIpple md Asillic a. Nhipplc,
prfrhdAMlhi
To The Defendants Above Named.
you ARC hereby notified .hst there ID
on Ill. In tho office vi tho Clerk VI the
iFauil Court, In and for the County III
How ard. HsA,s NJ lava, n lesitlen " tho
rlniAiin ah"se n.ns.l. claiming III you ths
ssm ofOns Hundred AMa tn Dollars and
lnluvs. thereon VI ten pur cent per aMnam
from Angus, Ii la1%. Tor 4 machine spld
and delivered by pla. ~ dcfts,. % " about
August Ia ih1i An attachment hns hscn
Issued In this eAuaa AHAiasl the prosperity
NJ Defendants. And TINT anlens you
appear thereto and defend huf,rs nooa W
tlla seGohl dry af the neat term VI The said
t,oart appointed ~ b. held u Nv court
House w ssiA County. esmmcnelng ~ tAs
9dth day ~ Nov, i617, your default viii
~ entered md ! Judgment rendered
against yen thereon. IN accordance With
the prayer ~ said petition,
II, Z. MCCARTHY.
I'LL All y fpr llula,iti
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The Republicans III Howard county
Will tle urge tin nomination of Hon
Aaron kinihall FIR Senator Bremen
cuunty's choie. N understood IL be-.
Gibson, of the law firm III DonRhcrty
& Gibson. VI Naveily Chiek,lsaw
county will present her candidate In
duo aearon. w hope the eonsen.
ton will have no trouble III nominal.
Ing the beat n,.n. NcW Hampton
Courier.
And prny, who II uIbson9 Ilas hc
any convictions upon Tho Hrcat gnrs
tions thnt favor labor and IN Inter.
csts? Or, In hc n man who fasors
the bondholders md thu Shyloeks of
society, the national banks and the
nrpressors " the peoplrf W. would
naturally expect i lawyer ~ atakc
u more enlarged And liberal View III
questions affecting tho people. md
all theit interests than onr who IN
simply educated to look utter, what
he Ii pleased 10 call "thc sensitive.
meas Ut capital" prny give IN n man
Of brains and one destitute Of sh0ddy
professional, moral, or intellectual.
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The two mcn who were burned al
Ossian 80 severely were Swcdcs,
from ialcshurg. III. The man who
died was unrsuvns Nelson. thu
other Chas Betting. The cause II tho
calamity and the cure II proposes, Il
thus stated rs Nh. Independents
From our stand point w can lny
II 10 no other cause Than tho much
whi-ky--and behind that VIZ see a
still greater cause, our stnte Inv IL
not III II should BE-. W. never did
believe Ia a prohibitcry law md
propahly never shnll."
The Independents remedy Ii IN
good sound license law" Indeed
and uir not the saloons 0f Os-lnn
already licensed BY your corporate
AuthoriticsY And tho Independent
endorses these licensed villains u IL
town IN "tirst.class men," Our csti'
mate Of that character Ii TINT nc
"nrst-olAss IMAM" would take II
ccnHe for, or engage In piracy or rob-
bcry, with or without : license, HID
the trafc been prohibited there, In
stead Of llccnscd, tho calamity wonlt
not have occurred. Licensed whisk,
has no more merit than unlicensed,
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Original JviOstce.
J.. DeNoycllcs, Plaintiff.
Va
Frank Kyle, Defendant.
To the defendant Above Named
You ARE herehy na,iilcd thai tllcre Ii
on Ale In the Office IL the clerk u the
Uiario. t'nuri. In and for III. cunniy of
Howard. Atnie af Iowa. petition " Tho
rlainiin iihosr nan.,l. claiming ~ ynn thu
aum VI tsiA hundred dollars. balance on
account, for l,nlr,t, moneys advanced and
leaned. md goV.ia. wares and MERIDIAN.
tllse sold and delivered, ahl fur services
rendered. iu,l will nlpo tnke notice, II
writ or attachment has bern ISSUED 10 MI
In The eullrciion III tnid elAitn.
And TINT Jules. you appear thereto and
defend before NOM ri the setand day of
tho mkt term Of thc said Court appointed
10 br held NJ The Court House In snIh Go,
commencing On ,hr csNh lay II October
1877, your default viii ba entered and
Judgment rendered against you thereon,
In accordance With the prayer ofsaid
petition.
II. G. MCCARTHY.
43t4 Atty for rin.
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san~a universal nnashamaA frnsn asl
latasns ~ every eia~a within HI
Jurisdiction md pew., To hfvak tn
san. VI ,his aisauti universal runih
araninn IN him, Hi. fruitful and
srhrminr mind organised m invest
lrati,n hy mcm.~fr III she hnf n BIZ
lisitlr, The Testimony taken, u
published In the Pioneer. Press N
full, nn,l presents 4 mare cesnrl.ts
record IN rnarali,s, than can h. nnd.
arnins, III. worst and mcss harden.
cd wis,ehcs who for the good ~ ihs
s,ate mr. serving II In stripped .leth.
Ing IN the resltrn,iary, inst'aa y
hnlliosinn tho people, clothed In l,,.
d.cial .fminc, NJ matter what the
bar association may lie for the pres
Ont protection IT its members VIII,
practice In m. Villains court. II hn1
furnished the evidence ~ his guilt.
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Persons drrirOns ~ purchasing
butI.iing lots III I,nldWln's addition
~ Crsseo. will cAll upon JnnseA j.
Brown, a. his 0lllcO over 0Aglger'.
hardware .torr, who IA authorized m
mike contracts Tor thu aAlc ~ lOt. 70
rnli purchasers. Ctns BALDWIN.
Cnf.o, April 4 lit.
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w. II. Atl.EMAN.


cwsra. AUG. N. lsyT. san
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04

QUELLED. The start toward general
riot made by the hoodums of the Bay
City was checked very suddenly. The
firm demeanor of the police the first night
of the move, the prompt measures taken
by the authorities and perhaps above all
these the attitude assumed by the citizens
generally in forming Committee of
Safety, convinced the vicious element
that there was danger of return of the
stirring times of '56, when Judge Lynch
put in an appearance and dealt out justice
with n rigorous hand. 1t is IL thing to be
6eplored that movement sometimes
harmless in itself will draw around it n
class OF rufiians who in its name commit
outrages which the original movers would
shrink from. So in this San Francisco
trouble-from meeting of workingmen,
held to consider the situation of their fell
low workers ir the East and express
sympathy with them, the hoodlums ana
bummers branched out to commence Il
work of violence and devastation. The
prompt check it received will have tend
ency to convince the viOlators Of law that
the time is not yet II healthy one for them
to commence operations. Committees of
Safety were also formed ut Oakland, Sac
ramento and San Jose, although in the
two last named cities there was no at
tempt toward mob demonstration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04

EIGHT TO SEvEN.-The institution of
the Electoral Commission has had bad
effect on Democracy, inasmuch as it has
taught them TINT eight can out vote seven
all :he time and they hasten TO put the.
new found knowledge TO immediate use.
The Senatorial Convention which met at
Soda Springs last week was composed of
fifteen delegates, Of whom seven were
from Shasta and Trinity eight from
Modoc and Siskiyou. When it came to
the nomination Of q candidate for Senator
the eight had it all their own way, and
nominated Ream, Of Siskiyou, on the first
ballot. 1t is darkly limited that there was
a little bit of an understanding between
Modoc and Siskiyou, that one should fur
iish the Senatorial and the other the As
s'mbly candidate, and if it had been
Republican convention we might give tho
intimation credence, but inasmuch as
none but members of the great party Of
Refor-r-r-r-m Reia-w WV m !" took
part in the proceedings, we are forced to
tho conclusion chat the innuendo is an
unmitigated SANDER. AT the same time
we cannot help thinking that as Siskiyou
has supplied US with a Governor and
District Judge, it looks little bit "hog-
gish" to send a pledged delegation to
log-roll and gobblc up the State Senator
also. The District is strongly Democrat.
l., each county having given Tilden a
majority last year, nevertheless, we have
head Of dead things crawling" before
n9y, and they may start little this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04

LAW AND OkDER.-In the East the
great strike is at an end, though there are
occasional mutterings from one quarter or
another. This is q result that it did not
require the voice of a prophet to foretell.
The strike has been the most widespread
ever known, and has involved conse-
quences little dreamed of by those with
whom it originated. Many lives have
been lost in the different places to which
its ramifcations extended, millions of
property destroyed which the county and
municipal governments will have to pay
for, some OF the Eastern cities reduced
almost to starvation point, trade brought
to stand still, and still the strikers are
as far from their object as ever. 1t is
doubtful matter if anything is ever gained
by actions of this kind in the long run
There are times when labor apparently
succeeds in gaining its ends, when the
employers are compelled by the pressure
Of their business engagements to yield to
the demands of their workmen, but these
instances are isolated ones, and where bad
feeling is once established between en-
ployers and employed it is apt to produce
results, in the end disadvantageous to
both. 1t is far easier for capital to shut
up its works and allow business to come
to a standstill, than it is for labor to see
its little ones hungry for bread. Even
had the strikers been successful IN OBJ
tanning the advance of wages which they
demanded it would not have been many
days before the ringleaders if not every
one connected with the affair, would have
found their employers had no further use
for their services, and their places gradu-
ally filed by strangers. oman is taken
advantage of by another without having
a very human desire to ''get even," and
corporations are nothing but bodies OF
men endowed with the common failings
of humanity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04

RUSSIAN WAR.-What with the labor
war in the Eastern States, the Indian
wars in Idaho and the Black Hills and
the Hoodlum war in San Francisco, the
little affa ir they have been having on the
South side of the Danube has lost its in
terest. Latest accounts show that the
Russian armies have crossed the Balkan
Mountains in force and are pressing on to
Adrlanop'e. Unless other powers inter-
fere it is probable the "sick man of Eu-
rope" will speedily be past recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04

SACRAMENTO SEHAToR.-Felix Tracy
has been nominated by the Republicans of
Sacramento county for State Senator. We
can safely congratulate the Republicans
OF Sacramento on that nomination. Ira
cy is well know in this region of fcountry,
having been for many years the popular
agent of Wells, Fargo & Co. at Shasta.
lie is son-in law Of Judge Garter who
in former years presided over this Dis
tric:. \. Greene Curtis Is his opponent.
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COUNTY CLERK.

ASA TAYLOR announces that he will
be a candidate for the office Of COUNTY
CLERK of Trinity County, subject to
nomination by the Republican County
Convention.
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BY order of the Republican County
Central Committee.
Il. n. DAVIDSON,
G. w. CRAIG, Chairman.
Secretary pro tenn.
Weaverville, July 25, 1877. I'd.
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REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.

THE MEMBERS OF THE Republi.
l. can Party Of Trinity County are re-
quested to meet in their respective pre-
cincts, on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04
WEDNESDAY, August 9Th,

at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the several
County Offices to be filed at the Septem-
Der Election, and transacting such other
business as may come before the Conven-
ton. Following is tie apportionment of
Delegates
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 4TIH,

and choose Delegates to attend Conven-
ton to assemble at the Court House, in
Weaverville, on