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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

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Uncle SANS Ncrv~ and Mono Llnl.
mrnt IL most efficient IN Rheumatism,
Bruises, lsurns. Scratches and many
other Ills incident 10 man and beast,
Sold nv NIL nrmgglsta.
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Notice ~ PSoAo1e.

70 WLo,n II May Concern.
you aud eAch af you arc hereby nct,Ac,l
~ appear ~ ,he ccurt iicnsc In cresoo.
Howard County, lava. IN th~ NH day II
Ocscher, a. ID, lSss ii ten o clock 4. M
10 attend thc probate ~ An ins,runrut
pWrrorssns IN NJ the last Will aud Tcssa.
ment VI J,cob nakrr. late IL Howard 70.
Iowa, Deceased. u, which tlme and place
you will nprrnr and show cause. fAMy.
Why SAID WIN should mt bc admitted 10
probate,
srr,lml NV nnr,a and .ni,.a ,hn ss.l -
sa,l Office, ,iis iOsh day ~ June ia7s,
q. r. MEnNTEN,
5si4 Clerk u Clreuls Court
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Republication In Chicago ID moi
10 stAlwnSt - Judge Lcvisees oil
Louisiana. The County Treasurer
" that city sold thc county printing
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nnfl 4 0fCllighest hanors "A Nil Wcrid's
VnUA OEAAtMtiens. --latest ra'rleguc.
and Circulars. with ncw styles. reiaced
prices AMI mneh information. sect FREQ.
hAeUN q llAMtlN UNUAN CD neeiun
New YORK ~ shieagc. aest
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jssIl Kin,
Manufacturer of
Wagons and Carriages,
and general repair shop In wood
work.
oAsp, tho lest one wcss On Railroad III
vsss d N0sl0A'a Livery stable,
CRE6CO, IOWA.

gssesal rssaisiNs = ahsrt asstss. 4 ~
psdss t'sA y psssas sass hiasss - hand
yveel1Cs 0r Nale ~ DAnk-
toltpfCU.
l, @. II nrosks, assigmsc al Wellington
NJ Drown bankrupt VI creuco, Iowa,
hereby give notice that W virtue " the
power vested u ~ = auch asslsass, VIII
Acll ~ pALlic A1etIoa In front oft ttrO.
thor House In Cresco, Iowa, on tAs 10th
dAy of August A. q. l676. NJ q e'sleck r.
NJ. the following pr0Missory nvtsa. judy
msnts Nnd accounts and real vssAls bcloMn.
Ink - the estate 81 sAld bankrupt to.witi
norss.
Oscar Murray Feb. Ia, ~, 10 per cen,
to.eel q. W besbs, Oes., ., -, 10 pr
cent, Nv 20, Caas. WIlls. Oct, ~. ~
per cent. 440.0oi n FAlrhanks, Jan, i,
~, ~ per eeNs Ito % ]. 3. Taft, Nav
II, -, eisOO.
JuDaMsNy.
Against cllaleA onsdlsy. rendered hy
] IL Drewa, J r., ~, 1io.oo
snd osets.
Ham llAllssA $50, & n. Dayton a. ,nb;
Alba McLaMliA o0.oV; kAv. Barbour ". u
John uuystte u, 10. 0rria MarkhAm u. "a
b. ]. Newton oat 10; FrAak Made d 10,
Loyal caheca olO.b0. Mrs.. Tyler 1a5O,
III. A. smith e9.O0; Carrie Aminsa o q;
ChAs. Miller eO,bU, \. a neaeetl 90 %
AkAL RAyASu.
The - IL Soc, Ne. -, tova Or, sasse
wsst II tAs ~ p. ~, rlyneaah 20
!ewa. selsassts mortgage ~ o60o ~, MAJ
N, ~ u pr asat
sMs Y. y. DNooEs, Asslysss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

County tisr, fresh air. and hAthiha
Ar~ Al vefy well, but N you want W
rl~Mnse your ~yss~m thoroughly tlss
4 rev bottles os Dt Hall's Blocd Mia
uarr.
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auNutcAl Ann MECHANICAL nsNJisv,
uavlna retarAed 10 trrsca, now offers ~.
ira Inducements In NIL kinds Of dental
work. Hntisf.ctIcn guaranteed Or 10 pay
All work wnrrnntcd lsct renrcas Ny
work and these wAs have II. Once over
I.o.nas lsro, u Hardware NtOre. 9Atf
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Or sM9nr.CUnt~A. CoNeeNeeaea1, Ooo1
and aervhAl lAtee, AMstsoolltouo
GvnMMl~a. TesG tarc1.s; 0eAN1s
CArMAusT1s, ~ M1lsaMs ~ asasvs
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Thens,ei,s n mas1srs No Teal, Chemical. AMI
pharmaceutical ssteiwc, NJ II 4 ~ ans tanKee
taking The LARGE. frpal.lte. aset HaNseOas rlAA
eanlasset ~ ehstp, rrM'e, an.l hulke iugtuxtts
cnis. whom W can, i,s e.s.iui srril~aslsn q
cl.cMieai ae.ensc. EXTRACT Nil Tho sAihastte Assl
n'her mmllrsnal rrnrrrtr. ffnri tic sa.Nt sNiNs
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mustard sccd. thst can 10 veasills ,walvwmt
AZ shnsc u ,r .,"t. sensitive ,,.ntsrh. enA -.
tkttrts tAAtess karh itsilr tsNrxMto 70 oeeotDe
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rnthars,r psM.t - a r,nh~irsl IN AMy W tn
large r,il. ha.l tat 4 1, " ,lr'ls.shnpa frnm
their NaAlat saJitartss ta,Nrf, NJ u.,sNtsnFteass
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Npt 4, snrl@sr That they Mru hatsh or ,ivsslla 10
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a''lsv mastrinal pul,nipr. VI which lhex AsA
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

ONc baslls mr.. rNlef'a Nerman reessesl
1 Superior coordination fer adults and
children. warranted 10 cure any cough,
cold. hsoAchls,s o. lang aa~es,cN, ~ drug.
fiss authorized 10 refund money Only zoe,
Try II. s~enson & l.owry, sole agents.
~ The NMelerlME
nr, Filters Vegetable Remedy. 4 phys-
icians specially - years. positively cures
Oh, onic. Acute " lnnnmmntoty RhcumAt.
Ism. tson,. Neuralgia, acintieN, Lun,hago,
Nervous ny-p.psln. aud MI diseases oftAe
nerves, hlanh and Kidneys; never falls
when taken NJ directed. Hwenscn b low.
~ agents for ('resco. l.tNvl
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KO.1D 10 1ICE.
III NuoA n NAY Concenxt

oalr 4 Highway, ls'titfOhrd tor by MYadfnnA llllI
and u,lrtA, t0sntrhvth9 ~ thu linNth- raal cosM.
~ NJ the k0utAMCst quarter VI m1rtlon ~ len w.
IN fnsrNt thy township. Howard county, run
ming thehre l,urth On qliArtrr .tMsnA js.hl atnlt
thirty rods Ninth ~ rfMtess ~ Ms'tlun ~ inN ~,
thrhes' ntAf stEht hank Vt pund u point ID
tAr Rad hear thu MunA end n lAr hftdiir rpoo-
Altx rivrr NrAr ltliA Milia, haA wrpsted In lAvNg
" ustAollehlNg tANfnul, aud ~ UllIrceOna there.
q. W cl1llna ~ eAnalgVA tnMsl " nkN n the
q Augtiet laiA. ~ Nslrh Ill4Away WIN he estAk
uonNd WteAnMt further grleschct thaguto.
DAt4sd crsweo. Iowa, yuQ. ~ ts,A.
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~~.-~@~--
= EXrNEss TRAINS Leave Chicago ~
- Follows.
500 = Ex \, il:f's stS ~ ,1.P''''
With Inc Popular vssstbvls SlseplNo
Car,
Reaches Pittsburgh c.a0 A. Nj Harris.
hnseh, II ,46 \, NJ; phiiadclrhlA A.V0p.M,
New York, A.Ah T., NJ llosioM. d ~ a. n;
baltimore. I'M y -; Washington. \ w
7, ~, next day.
TX 4. n. ATLANTIC EXT.
0e IL DAILY
With DraWla9.RooM end Hotel Car
Reaches Pittsburgh, lailr ~, Iiarr,r.
hurRh, ~ nArt Nj philadrlpAin, n ~ a. Nj
Nrw york, B.ah a. ~, Especial rhllndcl-
rhlA Sleeping Tar On this Trsin. which
rcn,slMs IN depot until I ~ a. NJ. sffar.ling
rhilndclrhla Passengers null nights rest.
q ~ IN =, N.!,!sht.Exs. Escep.
With Drawing. Room SlecplMg Car,
Reaches Pittsburgh, TIE ?. NJ, llarris-
l,arRh, 3.hO A. Nj; baltimore, ia 4. A.;
Washington, n.Nh a. n !, rhllalclr hla, S.OO
NJ, New York, 10. ~ a. Nj boston. A. ~
y. i. Through BALTIMORE and Walking.
tom Sleeping Car on this Train
F1rN s1yerNnS -, Lev IN
sGyVrO1MElI LIVE,
- Through Tickets nor Sale Il All rrin.
cipAl l'ctnts In the West. Ask for them
viz the kOKT WAYNE II pENNsYLvA.
MA LINE,
+. n. MYERS.
0rn. Pass, & Ticket AEt., CHICAGO.
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W. arr now prepared 70 hore wells "
nay rsri ~ Howard Co.. fro,a two 70 three
and onr hNlf feet In diameter. Far rtocl
wells ~ hare nane less than three fret
All urlla over two feet In diameter. VI
curb with iva inch laAbcr, nr htick tAUn
- when hrict u Furnished ~. No more
snnll Wells. worthless " amy price W
eaAsaatee MI jsls i~tnk done " Hnsis
fAcsesv and Wnrt manlikc manner. Fol
terms call % ~ III Saratoga. or address Il,
saaii.
BERG \ oOolgR.
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o. smsnv.Coat~A. Concentrates, Wooe
and asrvhAt Jutes, AMsl.oDtltsae
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Cnurch Dlrecrory

Services in the NJ. K. Church, south,
every Sunday at l0.30 A. NJ. and 80 p. M,
bv Rev p. IL. Vandeventer, Pastor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7.3O. Sunday school at Q A. NJ. j. NJ
Marmaduk0, Superintendent.
Services at Baptist Church every Sun
day morning and evening. Prayer meet
ing every w Wednesday evening, Rev. j. C.
Maple, Pastor. Sunday school at 8 A. NJ.
james Carroll, Superintendent.
Services at the Christian Church every
Lord s day at 1890 A. NJ. and 7.30 P. M,
by Elder John A. Brooks. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at Z. Sunday
school at 8 80 A. NJ. b. l.. Locke, Sup't.
Services at Old School Baptist Church
every I'd Saturday in each month, and the
Sunday following. Elder Branstetter,
Pastor.
Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
on second and fourth Sundays at Ii A. NJ
and 3.9O p. m. Rev. T. A. Sharp, Pastor
Sunday School at P. N. N. Lakeland
Supt.
Services at Methodist Episcopal Church
every Sunday morning and evening. Rev
a. b. Seeley, Pastor. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. Sabbath Schoo
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, j. Wright, Superin
tendent. Teachers meeting every Thurs
day evening.
Services at the Catholic Church on thu
first and third Sundays in each month
Rev. 9. +. OLeary, Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31
DOES VIRTUE ALWAYS WIN?

A brisk fight between two boys at
the foot OF Griswold-street yester-
day was interrupted by citizen, who
after releasing one of them, made the
other sit down on a salt-barrel and
be talked to.
Now, then," he began, sit Is a
terrible thing for boy like you TO
| be. conducting in this manner"
sgd licked him if you hadn't
come up!" walled the boy as he
carefully wiped his scratched nose.
"Suppose you had. Do you want
to be considered dog? Why don't
you try and be good boy and get
along peacefully With everybody!
Suppose you had rolled off the wharf
and got drowned!"
"Spose'n hadn't, too! It's he
good boys who get drowned"
"What!''
sits SO, and kin prove it! III
bet dollar again cent that mere
Sunday. school boys have been drown
ed this year than bad uns!'
The man reflected, and did not
dispute the assertion.
'And more run over by the cara"
continued the ooy.
No answer again.
"And more of 'em got sick and
died, and I'll bet I've got more
money and have more fun and pea
nuts than any good boy in Detroit!'
''But the good are awarded"
quietly observed the man.
$50 are the bad" replied the boy.
I'm bet l make fifty cents before
dark -
"But the good are respected"
$50 am /. l kin go up to the
post office and borrow So 'thout any
security, and I'll bet tea to five you
can't! Come now put up the
lucre!"
"My boy,'' sadly observed the
man, "you must think of the future.
Don't you want to be looked up to
and be respected when you are q
mani"
THAT'S too far shead, WIS the
lonesome reply.
''If anybody thinks I'm going to
be called clothespin, and wheel
barrow, and hair-brush by all the
boys and not 60 for EN-, jist for the
sake of lookin' like an angel when L
git to be man, they is mistaken in
the house, and you dasn't bet they
aint' :"
And he ''dasn't.''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31
RIPE ERITITS.

A Democratic gain of three con-
gressmen in Ohio.
A Democratic gain of two con-
gressmen in Indiana.
A Democratic gain of two con-
gressmen in Iowa.
A Democratic gain of one con-
gresham in Oregon.
A Democratic legislature in In
diana.
A Republican loss Of two congress-
men in Maine.
A Republican loss of two congress
men il Vermont.
A Republican loss of one congress
man in Oregon.
A Republican loss of three con-
gressmen in Ohio.
A Republican loss of three con-
gressmen in Indiana.
A Republican loss of two con-
gressmen In Iowa.
A Republican loss Of legislator
in Indiana.
These are the fruits Of the recent
elections.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31

The recent election in Indiana has
been somewhat overlooked in the
eagerness to examine the result of
the election in Ohio, on the same day !;
but an Indiana Republican, writing
to the Cincinnati Gazette, makes a
very Ineligible summary of it as
follows.
sThat we have been ingloriously
defeated there is no doubt. 1t 10 the
grandest Democratic victory achieved
in Indiana since the existence of the
Republican party. The increased
majority in the state is in itself great,
but not until we add to that the loss
of four congressional tlistricts--and
gain of but one-the loss of three Of
the state senatorial districts and 13
of the representative districts, are we
able to estimate the extent of our de-
feat, and it seems to one member Of
the party, at least, that we had best
look the truth squarely in the face"
st. Louis Republican.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31

tunes and who are noted as being
more exacting than those that have
inherited wealth.
1t is possible, and even probable,
that we may not be able to dispense
with industrial corporations, but the
best way to escape the tyranny that
seems to be invariably connected with
them is to turn from manufacturing
to agricultural pursuits. There is
land enough IN the West to accom-
modate all the impoverished and
abused in this country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31


present, and ru'nors of her riches and
beauty had been rife for several days.
1t was said the little steamer was her
fathers private yacht, and that he
was q man of rank and influence.
Jones said he should not go to the
dinner, as either he or Saville must
remain for evening drill, and that Sa-
vile loved good dinner, while he
cared very little about it. Saville
could return in time to let him ride
over about ten O'Clock and see the
dancing. Saville lather wondered
why Jones did not take his place ALL
the evening, and felt half injured at
his default. But Jones had curiosi-
ty about the girl he had saved. To
tell the truth, he was nearer in love
with her than he had ever been with
a woman, he wished in cum blood to
see il she was as beautiful as his fancy
had painted her, during those few
awful minutes that he had held her
high above the waves.
AS he passed, the Squire remem-
bered he had not been to dinner, and
stopped to say few courteous words,
and introduced his companion.
"Miss Conyers.
"Lieut. Jones'"
But, no sooner did Miss Conyers
hear Lieut.. Jones' voice, than she
gave joyful cry, and, clapping her
hands together, said:
II have found him. Papa, Papa! !!
l have found him!"
Never was there such an Interrupt
ton to a ball. The company gather
ed in excited groupes, snd papa
knew the Lieutenant's voice, and the
Captain knew it, and poor Jones, un-
willing enough, had to acknowledge
the deed and be made hero Of.
1t was wonderful, after this night,
what change took place in Jones
quiet ways. His books and boat
seemed to have lost their charm, an d
as for his walks they were all in one
direction, and ended at Braddon
Hall. In about month Miss Con-
yers went away, and then Jones he
gan to haunt the postman, and to get
pretty little letters, which always
seemed to take a great deal of an
swering.
Before the end Of the winter he
had an invitation to Conyers to spend
month and a furlough being grant
ed, he started off in great glee for
Kent. Jones never returned to the
Eighty-fourth. The months fur
Tough was indefinitely lensthenoa-in
fact, he sold out, and entered upon a
diplomatic career under the care OF
Sir Thomas Conyers.
Eighteen months after the wreck
Col. Underwood read at the mess Il
description of the marriage of Thos.
Jones, of Milford Haven, to Mary.
only child and heiress ofSir Thomas
Conyers, of Conyers Castle, Kent
And paragraph below stated that
1.-The Honorable Thomas Jones, with
his bride, had gone to Vienna on dip
lomatic service of great Importance"
"Just his luck" said Powell.
"Just his PLUCK" said Under
wood land, for my part, when l
come across one of those fellows
again that are afraid of hurting their
mothers and sisters and not afraid to
say so, shall treat him as a hero
just waiting for his opportunity.
Here is to the Hon. Thos. Jones and
his lovely bride. We are going to
India, gentlemen, next month, and i
am sorry the Eighty-fourth has lost
Lieut.. Jones, for / have no doubt
whatever, he would have stormed a
fort as he boarded the wreck"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31
DON'T WEtfour

Go TO John SchuhEscns Res.
taurant for your square me-. and he
also has plenty of well Inflated
rooms for dodgers BY the ID q week.
4 Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 21.--Hon.
John L. House was unanimously re-
nominated as candidate for con-
gress for this the Sixth congressional
district to-day by the Democracy.
In his speech acknowledging tie
compliment he said: In the next
contest between the two great parties
they will divide upon governmental
policy and without sectional animosi-
ty. Sectional hatred will be eiimi-
:lated from the contest. So far as
the South is concerned l am certain
that such will be the case. cannot,
fellow-citizens, find it in my heart TO
indulge in feelings of malice toward
the people of the North when Wit
ness their magnanimous and gener-
Gus conduct toward the Southern
people. 1 feel like pulling off my
hat and standing uncovered in their
presence. o, grander than the VIC
tory won by the people of the North
in their noble and generous contr:-
buttons to the stricken and suffering
South. Upon that fatal field the
South surrendered her sword; within
the shadow of the dark wing of the
hn
graves of her heroic sons and daugl-
tiers, with bowed head and fearful
eyes, she extends her hand and sur
renders her heart to the generous and
magnanimous North. Gods own
hand has bridged the bloody chasm;
let not ambition of man seek to re-
open the wounds aud to rekindle the
embers OF sectional strife. Let us SO
into this great contest of 1880 without
any of these elements oil sectional
bitterness. or course we will be di-
vided as to questions of government
tai policy, but with that element elim-
mated from the contest the repre-
sentative of the South can stand uron
the fioor of congress as the peer Of
any from the Northern states, and
can look to the material development
of his own section, to the enlarge
ment OF commercial relations, and
make the Southern people more pros-
porous. With fraternity and harmo-
ny restored, this great country can
march on to more glorious and IL
lustrious future than has been scen
in the past.
Some people have an idea that
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31

Societies.
MIC. T. U. meets at the Opera House
everF Monday night at 7.30. John A
Brooks. Pres't; James Carroll, Sec'y.
A. o. U. w. meets every Tuesday eve
ming 1T 7.30. John A. Brooks, p. M. W.; /;
J. .Coatsworth, Secretary; e. B. Cake, w.
M; j. A. Spence, r.
Father Matthew K. G. T. A. s. B. Soci-
month.
Acting Grand Branch No. Q. e. B. A.,
meets on the frss Sunday In each month.
Crusade Commandery-S. M. Edwards.
Eminent Commander; meets the third
Tuesday evening of each month, at I.SO
o'clock.
Mexico Lodge No. 26, A. F. and A. M,
meets on the first Tuesday in each monih b
at2P. M, and also on the first FRIDAY IN
each month at p. NJ. Jas. Carroll, w. ID
Mexico Chapter No. 81, Royal Arch,
meets on the second Friday in each
month. S. M. Edwards, q. p.
usbron Lodge No. 254, A. F.. and A
M Regular communications on the frs
Monday in each month, at Pm: j. N
Riley, w. M.
x.aets every Wednesday evening at thei
hsli in p. M. Morris building. r. Schar
( zach, N. @.
Mamre Encampment No. 81, meets OF
.ha second and fourth Fridays in eacl
month. Louis Phiilips, O. p.
Audrain county Medical Society meet
-, the last Friday In each month, ct z 1
~ Dr. w. w. McfAriAns, Preaiaa1t
r.. TEss. - Kssaa. sssfstAsy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-31
PROBATE COURT.
COUNTY COURT.
CITY DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS OF MEXICO.

OFFICERS OF MEXICO.
Mayor, r. II. Fowler.
Recorder, Samuel w Buckley.
Clerk, Samuel w. Buckley.
Treasurer, ). NJ. Locke.
Marshal and Collector, w. Potts.
Assessor, James +. Gillian.
Street Commissioner. ~. j. Stacy.
City Wcigher, Il. iiscy.
City Engineer, Thos. w. Carter.