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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

We publish to-day the proceedings Of a
meclQg of citizens held for the purpose
of Mixing necessary arrangements to
receive creditably our friends. from
abroad, who are 70 assemble in Con-
vention in our city on the 9th of Octo-
Der. We are confident that our people
will take this matter in hand and see
that good accommodation is furnished
to all, and at moderate prices. Baton
RoHeeans. if they can help it, will not
haveit said that they lack in hospitality
or would take advantage of an influx OF
visitors 10 levy eXorbitant charges. We
would urge upon all to aid the commit
tee Iii every way possible.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ,
Manufacturer of o.
FINECIGARS
(Nert Door to Cyemonini)

(Nert Door to CremoMni)
Respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally throughout this and
surrounding parishes that he will be pre-
pared to sell cigars Of his manufacture
on and after the
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
He uses only the finest stock Of tobacco,
and his cigars being made altogether by
hand, he feels justified in guaranteeing
that they are of the best quality. After
the above date he will have ready for
market large stock of several grades,
which he proposes to sell at the lowest
cash rates Retail merchants in this
section who wish to buy from ono box
to one thousand boxes, will do well to
give him call before purchasing else
where. aug30y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

Democrats, hold yourselvesunpledgcd!
Support no man who would sacrifice the
great Democratic party for his own per
aonal benefit.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
CHURCH FAIRS AND "SICH LIkE.'

II II
"Ridentcm deere vcrum qnid
vitati Utpucris olimdant crnstula blandi,
DOct0rcs, elementa velint ut deere
prima."-Horuce. 2. -" 1856
Is there good reason why ono should
refrain ................
From speaking wholesome truths III
sportive straini
As teachers bland oft bribo rcl,lnctant
boys
With cakes and candies, gingerbread and
toys,
TO learn their A d C's, and thus to
gain
An entrance into Sciences fair domain;
So the good Pastor and his pious charge
Entice the sinner and the saint ut large,
When preachers famish and when chur-
ches pine ,.'o-..
To give their money and their hearts
incline,
TO do good deeds and Christian graccs
learn, ,.r ...
70 practice charity, and with zeal to
10 bring God glory, and chllse to ad-
Christ's kingdom on carth-by lively
dance,
Concerts, charados, tableaux and oyster
soups,
Far-famcd string-bands and operate
trOnp9s, WIa.
Fairs, tlnmmery, ratllcs, lotteries and
hops, 49,,
Where fashion naunts her finory and
sweet-scented tops
Can ventilato their nothings and dis
play
Their faultlcss kids and sumptuous ar
ray, ''''.'H f..'. .',.t.
While sanity brethren III their Sunday
And godly sisters countenance the jig,
And give their sanction to volhptuous
dance .t..... ..Ei.
Because it serves Gods glory to ell
ave must have money!" Christian peo.
pie say,
care not our churches going to decay
Our Pastor hath not where his head to
lay,
So We must build parsonage, right
away. +" ...... +
His family, too, is large, his salary small
Though small it be, he cannot get il
ally
If Christians all would of their substance
bring,
We ample means would have for every
thing; :r..r... ..3
But without money churches cannot 60
We must have money-thcn of course
you know; ....... e..
And since the members lack the liberal
ity,
We must 20 out among the generality,
And by sort Of sugar-coating opera
ton,
Contrive to get from them big dona
ton.
Lovers of pleasure thus can do tho worl
Which lovers of God have seemed dis
posed to shirk.
As wise as serpents, We are told to be,
And here l think we show their sub
tlety." sA-.A. ~
My Christian friends, with your goot
leave,
Fll tell You that don't believe
That churches ever should resort
TO means like these for their support.
The church, Christ's bride on earth
should dress
In robes of spotless righteousness,
Not stand like hostess ut an inn,
With tidy apron under chin,
To serve her guests with tempting dish
Of savory flesh ortowl or fish,
And cater to the carnal senses
To get the means to pay expenses
Nor should the church, we think, b
meddling
With fairs or infairs, or be peddling
Pincushions, fancy things or knick
knacks
TO scrape together few greenbacks.
But when she goes to being Jolly
She's guilty 81 the greatest folly;
She sets the folks to guessing riddles,
And dancing .jigs to sounding tiddles-
She advertises Grand Tableaux,"
Inviting people to her shows,
"Comc every one, come all and see,
Only one quarter admittance fee:
And when quarter thus is given
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

J. h. MclIugh is our duly authorized
agent ut Ambrosia, East Baton Rouge
parish, and authorized to receipt for
subscription and advertising.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

As soon as they find out that they
can't get IN Office from the Democratic
party, they "Anti-Ring."
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

JUDGE. G.. NJ. HUsrED.-The many
friends of the Judge in this community
wilSc glad to hear that he is in good
health aud spirits. He now resides in
nWashington y. c. In keeping with
Dhis wcll-known genial nature he has
favored the. CArIT0IlAN by sending us
this week Gle Of Northern papers, for
which kind remembrance we extend
him maay thanks.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

DIR. F. NJ. BRooKs.-Among those
who have suffered most from the effects
of the late storm is the cnterprising phar-
macist whose name heads this notice.
Nothing daunted, however, the Doctor
is again ready for business with full
supply in lieu of that destroyed by the
falling of brick wall over his store. We
bcspcak for him a continuance of the
popular favor, at this time especially.
DR.. Brooks is one of our most public
citizens and deserves every en-
couragcment in the way Of patronage.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Meeting If the Citizens.

At q meeting of the citizens Of Batol
Rouge, held September 9th, to make
necessary arrangements for the rccep
ton of members of tho Convention
to be held on the 9Th day Of next Oeto
her, A. d. Lyle was called to the chai'
and w. r. Cluvcrius appointed Secrc
tary. s.|t, fsi.. e s
The following committees were, ap
pointed:
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
A. u. Lytlc, Chairman
VIM. Garig, G. Week,
l.. Jastrcmski, w. r. ClnveriNs.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
LIST Ward-Benton Hillcn, Chairman.
Philip Bott, O. J. Skoliield.
I'd War-Andrcw Jackson, Chairman.
J. W. McMain, +. w. Heroman.
COMMITTEE ON HOTELS.
John Garvin, Chairman. .
w. u. KandolpIi, l. d. DuPIcc,
j. Is. Nachman, Leon Duncan.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
John A. Dougherty, Chairman.
Col. A. S. Heron, s. J. Grcves,
Col. Ed Robertson, W. II. Goodalc,
Maj. S. NJ. Hart, Tim Dugan,
DR.. r. II. Day, DR.. w. II. Curry,
Octave Arbour, G. Rcddy,
w. II. N. Magruder,W NJ. Rhodus,
John J. WaxS r. II. Burke, ..
VIM. Hubs, Is. Fcibclman,
DR.. J. NJ. Williams, d. Waddill,
DIR. r. j. Buflington,C. X. David,
W. G. Annis, l.. +. Widnoy,
Col. W. II. Markham, Charles Stewart,
J. w. Burgess, John d. Fisher.
DrJ. w. Duprce, A. II. Huguot,
A. Blum, w. Wallace,
DR. Il NJ Brooks, NJ Chambers,
NJ Block, BA Day,
CaptJ II Lamon, John Gass,
} G Favrot, A Perron,
N Wax, &c Galley,
p Bott, WIS Booth,
Il Sanchez, wv Bates,
= Machet, John Jastrcmskl,
Il Willis, M Williams,
II Hanscy, II. n. sherb''rne,
John OGrady, Geo w Buckner,
+ ID Tunnard, G l. Way,
NC Aldrch, CD Favrot,
Henry Ford, I'd Schloss,
j Larguier, &C Bird,
X j McCabe, } + Blouin,,
& II Wilson, W } Knox,
On motion, it was requested that the
Chairman of the above committees re-
port ut once to the Chairman o. the Com
mittee of Arrangements. ..s : , '
A. d. LYLE, Chairman.
Wy ~ nry,yru,y'o Snorntory
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

Prof. Magruder paid usa call on Thurs
day morning on his return from Nash
vile, Tenn. He reports the country
through which he hasjust passed as hav-
ing suffered greatly by floods occasioned
Ii the late storm. The Professor is in
fine health and spirits and "ready for
duty for the opening of this years SEES
sion of his fine Collegiate Institute,
which event takes place on the oath inst.
We wish him all the success that his well
known abilities and worth cntitle hin,
to receive.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Wanted!-No party, and All Office for
every aspirant.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL last week
". $. Commissioner Lane re-a peared in
our midst. At first we Thought that
some body was to be arrested and tried,
or something of that sort; elAe tho old
Hurdy Gurdy was about to pc turned.
The latter proved to be the case. With
out the circumlocution Of primary cleo
ton or a convention to prevent nomina-
tons by % ring(D as our Democratic
friends are so careful nrcqu4iny oflate,
little conclavc was quietly assembled,
composed of the faithful Republicans"
resulting in the selection of Oscar IL.
Foreman, A. X. Holt, George Bird, Alfred
Tanner and J. Henri Burch for delegates
to the Radical Convention which is to
assemble in New Orleans on October Goth
prox. l.o
Republics are ungrateful. Lane, who
has one foot in the Crescent City and the
other in suspension, ready to "como
down" in Baton Rouge whenever he can
be useful either as delegate or as repre-
sentative to ne General Assembly, was
left out this time, so it scema. This isN
perfect shame. He so ifcing,
and so willing to help his Baton
Rouge friends, to be treated thus. bit
our parish has been doing SO well with
ont him lately, that his "ch'ms" even
thought his valuable services could be
dispensed with. Hc went back 80 We
are told after filing an indignant protest
as to this departure from party usage,
and will of course contest the validity
of tho entire proceedings. May he be
consolcd by the thought that the indie
pendcnts have not quite killed the Dem
ocratic party of this parish. There isno
room for him here yet awhile. v
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

Mr.. w. +. Mclean, whose advertise
mcnt appears in our columns rs agent to
supply planters and otheraSwith skilled
mechanics, such rs engineers, carpenters,
brick masons, blacksmiths, sugar makers
and field laborers, in letter says: ~
intend to carry on the business in a
strictly reliablcmanner, and not with that
sharp practice with which many plan,
tcrs have been SO often deceived" Mr.
Mclean will undoubtedly act up to all
he states.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

A TOURNAMENT Ar Naturalization
Rev. Father Lossouarn, of West Baton
Eaugc, we learn that his congregation
intend giving u grand tournament, "a
ccs, gun club competition, and other
amuaAents, at that magnificent course
BellcFslc, on Saturday and Sunday,
September 9th and 2Sth This will be
welcome news to our pleasure-seeking
population, who know how enjoyable
such entertainments are over the river.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
A dispatch from the New Orleans Aux

A dispatch from the New Orleans Aux
iliary Sanitary Association, dated Sept.
10th, says: No one has been attacked
by yellow fever since Sept lst. Not a
single case is known to exist.
The Maine election returns give the
Republicans 50 in the lower house of the
Legislature and the Democrats 60. A
solid North, boys, and we want solid
South to meet her next year
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
DIR. BROOKS H
Anti.Mslslisl Tonic and Chill and Fever Cure,
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent cme Of
FH'rls AND fRvRK Jn TIE y :.rss fHvRR,
wye as MAlARlAl NEURALGIA,

AND ALL OTHER Abnormal CONDITIONS PRODUCED BY MARAl PosoNs
before the public which is the highest standard III
excellence second for the class diseases for which isntene
which have under observation with successfully
JT Us PURELY VEGETABLE M ITS COMPOSITION,
with the uiate Tncue
the Soluble Salts lomakng valuable tonic all conditions where Iron
delicate children with
Large produced efficacy
it best that it should recommend itself 1#thee t #ta.
One bottle will satisfy fmndcd that It'll worth five
ddres.: r.. NJ. BROOKE n. D..
ietor and ufaat,rer
4 BATON RoUGE, la. January lst 1879.
Ny hereby refund tho li
BROOKS CHILL AND FEVER CURE has
with the printed directions tho bottle and failed
relief t Is
~. u.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

On motion, it was requested that tho
Chairman of the above committees re-
port ut once to the Chairman o. the Com
mittee Of Arrangements. .sa '."sN Pc.
A. d. LYLE, Chairman.
w. II. CLUvERIUs, Secretary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14
A Nui,,an's Logic.

1T II uscleHr IL take medicine.
rhnlI f,.l better tomorrow. Br~iAes.
/ need liz money ~ get thai lovely
Mtw hui, Ny nld III. IL rli'hn fright
md people vii look NOR. III my bon
net lia1 they will ~ my face, ! Will
whit I'LL | Trsl wprn. before / ~
my nuhry fpl medicine. III !.
bonner i purchased niel iifts .snsl
feulinin. netryturiea III the Iorn oi
ribbons. laesr, brooches. tie. Mem.
willie tn Iad.'s fnen harolnrr es.r.
dry paIrr md thinner. nn.l her body
wanLar, until llvcuse has eulnrd 40
ilinl f1oshull In her system. thnl
liz most thorough, nnI ofiinrs Il
long nuI tedious course II treatment
In nrrr1vnry ~ rertDn her ~ health
Ladies attend "a yuur health hefu.
yon even think ~ nppnfel. 4 fresh
blooming face III i Iluln bonnet Il
m,rrh linndaumrr nnl fnr more NJ.
irntjyr Ia your gentlemen friends
iin.n Il pain woin, diseased face In
the most elaborate nn,i elegant I'M
your miliinrr couil devise. Dr
pierce. Fnvuritc Prescription !,
everywhere acknowledged To br iii.
standard remedy for female com
pllintr ind weaknesses II IL sold y,
drttuRisiA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

AT t na N
tA ~ 50 8A
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fasis ssA *aHt VA s#sss
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WIS alti hA tf
af H IT, 49,
49, H}t hHf " n
A4H wfsh Ii ' 4
81 M
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sMt $3.50 sHt "a il Aaiis
siuss 49, testnAe y - fHs
$500 Asia atitl te#e, 80 Ill $500
fhat | iasilts ilteit ii ts#8H 81 Il
fHH4 ~ sl4At tlstati
s4iHFAHl $500 Ni4 anasint ftstsfie
t4e 81 W. n tasp - las
At Il n44s - tAt4fteA Ia fHtiAts
fhe ta# 4#lshRs IL ill., haatsl
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fa haN44 lp tuss esptftt
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hWaii II f1eatt.la. w SECURED ~
iNi ltlir raA III accomplished n f'li
nj ~ NIL
liaslne already extended 'hls rHm
sa,nlentlan beyond rhai | INTENDED
,iasr. III heres that The suhieet NIL
~ asitats,l y, ,hnsr having fnnft
iW.ntt anil ability shan
Your fellow Aulfsitr,
TupMAa UnfystS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

Gong,o*. meet. III nsffn ..sHiult
on Tnnsdny ihr 18th inriuni. ~
pass III. appropriation h,il% with il
repeal attached Tn thu iisw TINT ~.
nnaIiy drew huIf IL million t,ollnls
ftDin liz Treasury Tor election pnl
poses In thr Interest n tn r.n,l,li
ran party II The Immediate rni-.
Thr appropriation bIlI- III .xtrn -.
sion Will undoubtedly pass nnd 80 q
his areideu.y for approval exactly
~ they pissed tho House III iii. 49,.
zion Inst terminated.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

Rev isorge II Thaysr. m old ritiren
III this vicinity known 10 livery ON ~ Il
lnuat Iut,urAlial citizen. aud ILrsalian Min.
irl,r IL iLr NJ. u Church Jus. this n0m~nt
stopped In nut stDss to fa,. - wish Every
Indy IL know thss consider that Lsil,
myself md wifs 1--WE ON lives "a. shiloi's
Consumption Cure" II 4. having ir~.
Wrndons sale over our counters anil II
giving perfect satisfaction In NIL eaAsk Vi
Lung Diseases. such ~ nothing else has
done. ttonfLon. in,l. May 18th 10
Drs. Maiciesi II France. kvli w
1Ir. j !. j. GleIntncs. iJeow
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TrA.rtnl.E tMiri'lltr.

recent corporation election. l'rsstu,
Al, uut Increased vote ran. ffum
Including IN ent corporate limits tn
satiauw additions tu uur Town
~ ,lI.Ifli know" satlan oil la,ls.
~ silr lnii drWn her newspaper.
'Ihui thieves were 50 scarce thy
hal III advertise far 'rm anil nffni IA
reward for their discovery.
The Chicago Sentinel -nys. "Hases
vetoed the Chimes" I'LL. iIu would
have seturi repeal VI tlr f,rliiv.
Slave Inv twenty yearr ago Tor ,lln
4nine reason" Precisely, the mon n
power demand cn.la,ed or sersln
labor.
Self defense l. I'll. first IaM ri M.
,urs. Yet before declaring orr an.
tnuonism4. We should carefully IL.
tcrminc who nru our enemies. That
person II OR enemy In business VITO
obtains something 81 value from Ms,
rpr which he fail. 10 return MI equiv
alcnt.
/ TX Minister Nn-ll,urnc i In Tex.
ns. The climate hns quite cured his
bronchial difficulty. but he still -uf.
frrs from occasional twlngsH u thu
Presidential affection.
out IN Arkansas, MI exchange snyr,
the ministers preach Oh SUNDAY, and
roll rtagc.eonehcs the res. Ut III.
wcrk.
ril'l,n'- nephew II mi u clrr'im.
s.nllrc 10 Grants brother nna broth.
.r-.iu law. 10 pny nothing ~ "hi+
. sisters md hi- cousins and hi. annis.
Nhrn tle iieses snnn has sahshad
AMI tAr ]. l,ns melted ~,
J. And Tin go.ien stfiwas.f Humble
isoftrss ulaah W. lii,'e.np
AMI sl.r hass ar hfisiit and mciips',
Aid ih. fobins sweet, ring.
Than ti,e llsplpg tlne.stud maiden
. Win ihd,e ahasI. On spring.
Aud iiakt some editor haai I'll his
collar filts On IL rear tneDring.
Our reporter inquired nf Under
tnlsrr Mould What does ii f.lnrla
cos,g" Nj, NJ. replied oh. any
Whore from 80 10 - .noo. ] gave !
nnn \ Yer, pleasant little fnn,rn
III. other dry. deep grave. iron en-
ket. heurse. one eurilnRr. mother Iii
! Inv. only twenty five dollafs.N. J
!, tihz,tte.
il Tie Washington Post dryly r.
i marks TINT Grant Will moi cnr
whether H. finds the Jnrprrain /
i Bombay. III inkcs il good suppl
!, along Will, him.
u The DEBORAH Journal says. PRO
y i,fockAomn OF cresco. will Irctur
y before the DEBORAH Literary sncir,
= Friday evening, March l5th. Sui
jer., Talk and Takers" H. II Il
uble and interesting lecturer.
:, When u nnnn hnsn't 4 red he gel
blnc. Exchange.
Anil when fellow Inns tho blues Ii
II apt 10 got red ~ u cure.
!. During the month ~ January I'll
i. bubble debt increased sg.5s52.D1ntl
!. And during t.lr inon'l, ~ F.bruai
il II increased ELL Ill. which ought !
- commend ~ the psopl. tie month |
- ,iass.
An Alabaula Judge being usk.i
IL .hnfas. the jury said. 'ientlsmen
II IL Jury chnrgs you hnlf u dollar
IN piece, and ! shy yo,, mus, ahy i h
I. fur, IL ens. goes On"
y 4 sentimental slllnpe loafssr lii
Y, eml,ti.r ont Ills dsyotioD.
u. = sifis her rrais IN pasifs.
- faf irf III h,afn aud ssss
Iarie- ahslt,, pints ~ bitter tears.
- At.d Wins tI,sln m With ms esfs ss.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14
No DISCRETION Used.

Il IL strange - many people viii con-
tiD,ie IL suffer- day nitfrsIsy With li..repsla.
Liver Complaint, Constipation. Sour st"n
nri,. General Debility when ihts en- pro-.
cure 81 .ur Store sHii.Oii'a NtTALlIEH.
FREQ III cost III II does mol cure Or relieve
them Price III els. sold BY Dr. J. j
G,etnineY iUsow
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Always reliable mud riIicnrious. Dr.,
Bull'S Hai,y Syrup never dlsnppointn
mothers mud nnrnsr, hut cures ut
once iii. troublesome dirrases Oh ba.
Lyhooi. Sold everywhere III %
psi,is d bottle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

a full stock III Justices blanks kept
on hand III the PLAIN DEALER Office.
Correct forms, gond paper. perfect
work, nnl low prices. Orders by
Hiall have prompt Attentions. II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

&. w. fo@ter, the only Veterinary
Surgeon u the county. mnkes Ill
head quarters ~ tie Nui slsk.
House. =
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A. ZUNDELOWITZ,
Vick's Floral Guide

4 beautiful work Of loo Pages. tine Col
orcd Flower Plate, ana 3uU illustrate n.
With Descriptions Of The bsnt Flowers anl
Vegetables. and hnM ~ grow them All
Tor fisk CESr s'rtsr. III Engiish ~
Gernsan.
The Flower mil Vegetable Harden. III
pages. riA t'oiogcd Plates. aud many h,in.
drnL Engmsings, for ~ cents In parrr
covers StOD In elegant cloth In asr.
nfn ~ English.
Nin.'A Illustrated Monthly magazine
Il. pa4as, II unlurri Plate III every number
and many fine kagrnsings. Price |. 4, ii
YEAR. Five Copies for 1900. Specimen
Numbers srHl for ~ cents.
v,ck's Feeds are ihr hest In the world
Fani fiyn fEkr rfAMr fer Fur \,
Giinr conins..inH List and Prices, and
plenty ~ Information. address.
JANIS WICK Rochester, y. !
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

Yesterday hal such n bn.l cold
that could not ~l"nk, ] un.si DR..
Bnii'a cougi, Syrup. nni to-day I'LL,
IL we'll ~ ever. II cost me only 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

PR Lame lack, Niie or Chest usn all.
Iptvr ruEUN PLATTER. Price ~ ctT
sid bY DR. j IlsIn.neI. III .uw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14
To the Delinquent Tas.P yrs Of
toward County.

l would respectfully all Your attention
~ the following resolution raSsrI ~ IT,
board of snpcf,iaara ~ thtif o.toh.f
ii ..snn
eMuRrrss. sunlrY tas"s ftanin M.
collected On the tax lit. II Ia. nial prey.
nt,s Years. aud are Now Delinquent, There.
Ipru
nRsetsEp. TIN, the nunniy Tre uret
10 anti is hereby instruct ! to collect the
same ~ required hy law
III compliance viii. the above. and In
pitslicnce to my Imperative duty, | will
eal.e, the same hs immediate distress md
saln u personal property ~ provided II
see. sia, ttap. . Cole 1T insn
| would therefore reiaest Ill per
owing anch TN 10 settle TIE Haie ailiht,.
diaily unl sase east-,
,rua Tint yon will SEE iLr justice antl
M.s,lom 81 this course. ~ until all back
taxes are settled, II will i. impossible /.
ID justice % the Treasurer bnoks III .bt.
county.
f.hy Goth. is,e
l.. GRIFFIN.
ista u Treasurer.
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Naiiec Ii hereby given lLai proposals.
will he entertained d, thr lsuard u super
yisors I'll .heif April sessian. commencing
thu iils, Monday In Ap,il is7sl, Tor thu
Support # thr p,or ~ Howard County for
tlie ensuing YEAR.
Dated ilassa. Iva. Feb ~, 1870.
rs orlnr Of the 81 ri " snpefsissrg.
JOHN n. rAst.A,
l1ii County Audi Tor
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