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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17
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GOODS I!
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al orders .iiica Promptly end Care.
.iaitg,
Retail. tlgs, floor Wholesale sc.
end ilnet, Map,aacuuing, ,h!td ilaol.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17
=. NJ. COLE,
IN LNn.rss1sfry.

~ hNnArssi,fry.
/ s. the histrir, Mr ~ ,hr lnicd state,
fer shr district o' Iowa.
IN THE NATTER OF
BeAlIks cMAriS, bankrupt.
Notice l. Hereby Given III It Petition
has been iilri ~ s,.d soar, ~ said bn,d
IL. hanin ot 1lss.o. In the cunnty 81
llusaia aut slp,e u lava Ia said histii.,
dnl. declared 4 h hkrups under Vie &c,
II Congress ii Nhi.h I'd 1851. and snh
scg,ien. amendments thereto. Tor II ni..
rhsrn. aud Il rltihcntc thsrrnl iroM IN
hiS ti,hir and nh o,her claims pspvalls
nu.ler snil Att, md ,hat The
30th day of January A. u. 1870.
nj p.'slnek 4 NJ Ii assigned ,ar the
heutinH u The saMc VI Court Ia Ihnk,
rulles ltfal. II " fnur. lsq., Register
q, shia tsl,ri u Bankruptcy. al thr o,ilc,
vi II. I kesd, In trr~ea, toward equity
Iowa. In saia District. where aud when
all Creditors ii said bankrupt. who lav.
proved lilrit dsh,s, and all other lets, III
In interest. n,ay a,tend aud shaw cause.
II any thy have. VII. Tia prayer oi said
Petition sllunll nnt lr grahtrJ
l,airsl ~ dubuque this nh l,y January
a. y. ls7l'
n n. LIVE. slrrk.
~ Alfn1n il"uns. Deputy
Il. I. Rrln. frisco, loWa, Auy. H..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17

An oil physician, rvsired from rrn c,irr,
having lind rlnerd In his hsndH NJ IN la,
iadia M'ssinnar, IL. formula VI 4 simple
vegetable fcMe.l, ttor tho speedy mi re,an,.
ca,nrrh, asthma. md al thron, enl luns
for nervous .lehili,, aud nil nrrvon. com
platnis. nfier having tested IL wonderful
curative powers In thousand. ofra..r, has
felt !. his tut, tn make il knawn 10 his sui.
trrinF fellows. ActAascl hy this motive,
and desire 10 relieve human suffering. 1
will send, FREE If charge. 10 nh Who desire
Il, this recipe, With full directions far pre-
pairing nni using. In German. y.nch or
English Avnt by mall hy addressing With
stump. naming this paper. W. W Shcrar,
ita Powers ltloek Rochester, \, n. IOs4.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17

sare.. Sessfalae llanmrs tnaneea.
I.rurti,ns. ,'.m,n,r ltci, f.lon .hd fets.
ii ,,,rr nm L IL, rough hral,ng process fill
laws. lsarns IA Srull. arr INSTANTLY to.
Level th,rpeA 'i,nl. mi rrs,, 'r"s,cl
Limbs IN, rhIlhlan. nv lrnmntls cured
s,a't tlruna, ntrhrrs Itch. Ring Wn-Ss,
NJ ar $50. Ii ~ ,iica'.l
=, r. .,,, arplIES IN 'es, ~, TN ~ ' ~
isr,sf.ststs - fnpips sr,a, ~ rs teint ~ -. ht
tisil i islrkkl. Druggists els Greenwich "
NV York, ab
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Arrival anl Departure 81 Nails.
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MAILS ARRIVE.
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Tys.we~kly MAJ, via Saratoga Howard
ceWter and rlic~vill~. leHv@s every Mon
AAy. Wednesday, and Friday. ~ ~. ~.
Mail to rrestea. via, flcrrnceviilc nnd
Granger. leaves every rueAiay AMI Fri.
day, ~ ~. NJ.
AUG. nEADI.E. T.. NJ.
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Wholesale Prices Tor
Goods al Retail.


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~ tnfisNI II nHnNnstfn ~ lani wAatfr
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hhese Wholesale rsisrr fssit sA>ll
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asrtes iasttn 10 lptt.s, me- Insurance,
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fs,ns ii heass Ssnsk oi mrreh 'ntss.. he.
sisies sea ~ always eciting fre.h elssa
lsi II ssals
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fully. asst vl4"h ,if saNh tau VII ell nj
esansh. ny 1,sua, and isy N, sssttn.
I'm ielvs'fnli, s,tsrs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17

Use .centennial Hat Extcrmina.
tor. lOmtl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17

You enn sasa Il lalg. per cont u
your corn crop, hy reading Three
Blind Mice and following advice. |
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17
TOO VOLS IN ONE,
william Cullsa Dryanl's

FAMILY LIBRARY OF POETRY
kSlsRuEn, REVISED ANn iNpluNHp.
llns liz NEW n,sN ANT BIOGRAPHY
III ils Il i pn,l lnt,,st M lsrNant's swn IL
en-. NsN ~tee Portrait, New lllns,rr
iIni,. NV liintiinrs, ~ One Large wi
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l,.n.l address wanted - soil Il Largn pay
To ske ris'., tessaa. Aiirrs-
NEsrnN lllInERr. ,hie,vn III
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Nc. ALlSTER'S
ALI. HEALING, AL. MGtl.lN.s
OINTMENT.

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N.4stNlsa ar 18th M>laAi substances
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il i, III II esa ,sAaiv 'hr trnlcv lafanl u, IN.
ta,, ,lfrsl sls S,sl ~ ,nisFM. I.ih1 i
Vegetable Preparation thr All. ilhA !
M u.NrNSNI viii h~vrr lnlaie sea
iasf ran b. nssi Win imrtMity ~ ALL.
IL Il lin. ppartS ,fr MaHdsrinl. and
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ring .le paa 5, years >praA> soiumc>
NJ pratsr iar i,s merits iiii> M.
MsSr iiAs r.lE pow E1 To 'atss
ALL. NiLi.NAl.
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60 D.. I. EI||,r,,

sunalsAI Am MECHANICAL nkNrisr.
Having rclurnra 10 Crrscc. nav offers "a.
irn Inducements In All kinds ~ dental
~nrk Satisfaction .narrGh,ri Or ~ pay
All wprk warranted, rterenr~si NV
wurk aud thasr Nh have II Once over
l.onlar lllu. :. Hardware store. .sln
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17
LIME, LIME.
EL(s IN LINZ 4. !.

Warranted II better quality than ans
eiher esrr .old In This MI ~ I.iMe
hun. In ihu rear IL l..n,. sn.h binl
mi iunr lspa. nrnr Tho Methodist church
IN .'lese, sitstomvr. viii hr wall il NJ.
IN ~ i 7. Irvine shall keep - Inn,
NJ all tla.- ~ ~ md NJ supply this IN.
~nrrass u a,,,ls " Lime fOs lht demand
III this markrs
y" 4. O, Mcmillan.
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49, 49, at4B IN $50
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VIE lHA
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17
CANNED MeaiA.

Cofned beef. Tongue. Pigs feet
haked Heans. Picked tongue, Ham
Chicken. Han and Eggs, III
GNANDALtA
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r0CNsm WsnECrWNv.

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Prayer m~etins fsfA Sh~naAs sNsn ~ s~sr
fires. 0sNrYAi iNesasieN fstehaft
UAFJluT HEY w. VI Arsn. rsstnr K~fs'fs~
900 IN tw0 Wv~Es " t'sf#sr nan, sunday
1Inynsne aWA esrnl0x. III the @asue hour a. ssr.
vtc~t ins The rrnesvRnsirnAi thufsh ~~nsA tyvr
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MVtUkMAG# NAi.aAt the rvAisienrr nf nr, Z
II. tiolden. MArrhtlcsd. dreg1h ilcc. N, iHs>. Ii,
Hey lniey, MI i n A.tUrinar and Miss HAT
tic NAy. III VI Co.'s county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17

For rhoIr. stationery cail ~ J. ID.
Roots music store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17

For I'm. Organ cnll on y. II
Root.
DO 10 ]. y. Root for Il iirst class
Sewing Mn, HIM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17

iiresier of pure Nhnr iorn rAtt's.
bsra Shire, l'n.ana tiAan swine. tau A.,l,i,'
pigs for sile. also hrnra rnws ID ~ snn
Hhle trssT@i seven ,rnhg HILLS tsr ~ait
rhrlrs time given when required l.rm
three Ani h.lf ruls. east VI 1rvaso,
Howard count, lava
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-09
Our Railroad.

It is the purpose of tho Directors of the
Bolton, Williamson and Easley Railroad to
commence work at al carly day, provided
the necessary convict labor can be procured
from the State. It is true that the capital
stock subscribed ut this timo is compara-
lively small, but We are assured by respon-
sible parties that when the work is com
mcnccd additional subscriptions will be
made, and that the work will not be allowed
to stop. TO give our readers an idea as to
what can be douc with fifty conviots, on q
capital of 1000, We have, by the assistance
of prominent and experienced railroad
may, madc a calculation, which can be
safely relied upon. The wheel barrows
shovels, picks, axes, four mules, four cal Is
and cooking utensils will cost $3.50. This
deducted from tho two thousand dollars
will leave q capital of $3.50 to operate
with. The cost of feeding the prisoners OF
fifteen cents each per day (this we arc
informed is twice tho amount required on
the Greenwood and Augusta Road,) tho
hire and board of four guards and overseers
will amount to SIC POI day, or $500 per
mouth. Upon this capital Al months of
work can be done, in which time four III les
VI loou Can W RFauc1. over ten tnOusanQ
dollars have already beed subscribed, and
20 per cent. Of this will give the s2,00O;
but the subscribers at this place, or large
majority of them say they are willing to.
ppy SO per cent. of their subscription first
November next, (and some say they arc
willing to double their subscriptions If all
will do this, q fund of SIS, 900 will be raised
which will work 100, conviots nearly seven
months and grade about twelve miles of the
road towards the mountains or twenty-five
miles FROM Easley South.
If the three townships in Anderson
County, in which it is proposed to take
vote on the question Of subscribing six
thousand dollars in each, should vote the
subscription, then wo would have capital
of 5000, which will grade the road to
the North Carolina liuc. From this point
the North Carolinaas will carry the road
on to Asheville. But if the townships in
Anderson County should fail to vote the
subscription, the money can and will bc
procured from other sources, and when the
road bed is graded, the iron and rolling
stock oan be procured So viewing the
enterprise from almost any standpoint, its
prospects are bright, and it seems, beyond
any doubt, an accomplished fact. Ths is
no ggcration, - Ifchcns Sentinel.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-09

boxes of hams, SO ticrces of beef, 47O
barrels Of tongues, 1880 boxes of cheese,
45O.barrols of lard oil, $50 barrels of flour,
5000 bushels of wheat, 100 quarters of beet,
300 carcasscs of sheep, und 1876 live bullocks.
The Assyria, of tho Anchor Line, for
Bristol, took out $4,000 bushels of wheat,
1000 barrels of flour, 5000 boxes of cheese,
4O0 boxes Of bacon, 100 tons of talow,
AGO barrels of lard oil, 900 packages Of
lard, lao tons of oil cake, and 400 bags
flour.
This, it must be bornc in mind includes
only tho more important shipments by
steamers. A vast amount of produce,
particularly grain, is exported in sailing
vessels. IS Scientific 1mcrtcan.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-09
On Tho War Path.

MILK RIVER, CoL., September 90
Ihornburg's command was attacked in
canon at noon to-day, one milo Soutl
from here, Oh our march to tho agency, ant
rctreatcd in good order to the wagon train
where We orc now (4.3O p. ND ontrcncl-
ing ourselves Thornburg was killed in
stantly during the retreat. Capt. Payne
was wounded in two places slightly. Lieut.
Paddock and Capt. Grimes wcro also pain
fully wounded. Ten enlisted men ant
Wagonmastcr McKiustry we're killed ane
twenty five men wounded. The commane
is now very well sheltered, but now anc
then arc heard the guns of new hostile.
who have just arrived. Our mules nnt
horses arc getting it oil around. The rcd
devils fired the grass all around us to burn
US out.
MILK RIVER, Col, September 20.-O
=. M.-Wc still hold our position. Every
man is busy digging trenches and hauling
out the dead animals for defence to morrow
We expect to DO attacked at daylight
Our courier, Joo Rankin, has volunteered
to carry dispatches to Ramling's. Mr..
Gordon's freight outfit of Indian supplies
near US has been burned, also tho COMPANY
""S>o"S VI oN"PduJ l. ruIu SaPllTY.
About three fourths of our horses and
mules have been killed. Should reinforce
mcnts reach us in five days We can hold out
very well with ammunition.
CHICAGO, October --Dispatches to
Gen. Sheridan corroboratc tho foregoing.
Ihornburs's command consisted of thrco
companies Of cavalry. The Indians, who
we're several hundred in number, wcrc of
the Ute tribe and said TO be we'll armed and
very brave. Over five hundred soldiers arc
ordered to rendezvous at Ramling'a and will
reinforce tho imperilcd party as soon us
possible.
1t was apparent that only ono man wos
killed. Ills body was found in bag, and
1t proves to be that of iniitiaman.
OGDEN, UTAH, October 1-NIajor Bry-
an, of the 18th Infantry, with four compa.
.'ics, left here this afternoon for the relief
of Major Thorpburg's command.
WASHINGTON, October l.-From tho
Indian bureau it is asccrtaincd that the fol-
lowing arc among the causes which led to the
tight at Milk River, Colorado: In June las,
M lrrupion of miners upon tho White
River Utcs' reservation caused i'l-focling
among tho Indians, who wandered of the
reservation and committed u number of
nccndiary acts. On September s, Agent
Nleeker reported that the indians insisted
on his disseminating ploughing land which
they wanted for pasture. a ploughmau
was fired on whom the agent called for
council, which resulted in reluctant CON
sent to nave the work proceed, <Oo Sep.
tember l3, Mcckcr tclcgraphcd that ho had
been assaulted by Chief johnson and forced
out of his house, and asked the Govern
mcnt for protection, which was ordered.
Major Thornburgh's command was bound
.hithcr when attacked. Il is rca,r" ttaaat
Mccker and all on tho reservation have been
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-09
Tho Latest from Tildell.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-Mr.
Tildcn has been heard from again through
n gentleman who arrived here this morning,
and who has been quite prominently idcn-
tilted with his political interests. The gen.
tlemun spent two days with Mr.. Tildcn
lately at his country seat.
He represents Mr. Tildcn as .akirg q
very deep interest in the reelection of Go
vernon Robinson, and not so much on
account of its general bearing upon the
election of 1880 as on account Of his de-
sire to crush John Kelly and Tammapy
Hall. lie says that Mr.. 'Iildcu is, if pos
siOlc, doing moro TO elect the Democratic
candidate for Governor than if hc were
himself the man. His political sagacity
and lurge experience a.e boing brought into
full play, und ho is contributing largely
from his personal means to carry out his
own plan of tho campaign. lie has made
up his mind to destroy John Kelly and
Tummany Hall, if this Gun possibly be
accomplished
Concerning the result of tho next ma.
tonal campaign, tho gentleman above rec
ferrcd to, represents MIR. Tilden as greatly
discouraged. Ho says that SO strong is this
feeling that Mr.. Tilden is not giving him
self nearly so much concern to secure the
nomination os tho public seems inclined to
believe. Mr.. Tildon hos reasons for not
valuing tho Democratic nomination very
highly just now, and they wero thus stated:
The Southern Democracy has Handicapped
tho Northern wing Of the party to an alarm.
ing extent during the last two years. The
attitude of tho Southern Democrats upon
financial questions, their many blunders in
Congress, their repudiatiou Of their State
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-09
Horrible Butchery.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST VA,
September 27.-The horrible details of an
atrocIous attempted murder aud suicide
which occurred in the extreme portion of
Grecnbrier County, West Va, Lave been
received here. MIR. Frederick Harvey, who
resided near Muddy Greek left his home a
few mornings ago, telling his stepdaughter
that he was going to attend religious
meeting at Emanuel Church. Soon after.
wards he was sccn going in an opposite
direction, and to parties who met him he
said he had changed his mind and would 90
to hear Rev. Mr.. Van Horne preach funo.
raj sermon. Instead of visiting either of
the places mentioned he went to the house
of Mr.. George Fcsmastcr, with whose
family he dincd. He remained there until
late in the evening, when he returned home
and engaged in conversation with his step.
daughter. IIo spoke quite deliberately,
and not only stated that he had been to
hear MIR. Van ilornc's sermon, but went so
far as to criticiso the character Of the dis.
course, and even mention the names of
several parties who we're there. Nothing
occurred at this timo to crcac tho suspicion
that he then contemplated anything unusual.
But abruptly bringing to a close his talk
about tho funeral sermon, lie approached
his slepdaughter, seized her by the hair and
told her he was going to cut her throat.
She took this sanguiuary remark 10 the
light of joke aud fairly laughed at him.
In another instant she realized the horror
of her situation. The glittoring blade of
knife flashed before her eyes and she felt
tho sharp sting of the weapon in her neck.
Then began fearful struggle for life.
Harvey hold her with the grip of maniac,
from which she found it impossible to
rclepse herself until she was fearfully gasbed
and stabbed She received six wounds on
her head and neck, two of which partly
severed the windppc. Two were on the
side of tho neck, one of them just grazing
the carotid artery, one commencing on the
side of the face, passing over and cutting
OFT tho lower end of one ear, passing around
the head and STOPPING just behind the
other car, and small cash across the bridge
of tho nose. Besides these she received
two gashcs on the shoulder, one hand was
cut across tho palm to the bone, aud the
fingers on both hands were badly cut.
At last, although covered with gore, she
succeeded in freeing herself from the mans
grasp and escaped barely with her life.
The would be murderer then deliberately
drew tho knife across his own throat,
literally scvoriug it from ear to ear. lie
fell and instantly expired. An inquest
was held the following morning, and
verdict rendered in accordance with the
facts as stated. The recovery Of the young
woman is extremely doubtful. Harvey is
believed to have been in state of religious
frenzy, bordering on insanity, though some
persons think tho murder and suicide were
prcmcditatcd. No cause or motive for the
tragedy can be asccrtaincd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-09
Remember Thy Mother.

Lead thy mother gently
Down life's steep decline,
Once her arms was thy support,
Now she leans on thine.
Sec upon her loving face
Those deep lines of care;
Think-it was her toll for thee
Left that record there.
Nc'cr forget their tirclcss watch,
Kept by day and night,
Taking from her step the grace,
From her eye tho light.
Cherish well her faithful heart,
Which through weary years,
Echoed with its sympathy,
All thy smiles and tears.
Thank God for thy mothers love,
Guard the priceless boon!
For the bitter parting hour
Comcth all too soon.
when thy graceful tenderness
Loses power to save,
Earth will hold no dearcr spot
Than thy mothers grave!