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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
A California Lion Killed.


Last Saturday evening young man
named Henry Samuels killed on the ranch
Of ID. D. Hill, in Rag Canon, eighteen
miles northeast of town, a California lion,
which was brought to Napa. The animal
IA powerful one--is of tawny color, sew
eral years old, is fat, measures from end of
uose TO end Of tail six feet eight inches,
stood two feet ten inches high, and was of
lhe male persuasion. For some time Mr..
Hill had missed goats from his large flock,
aud, resolving to find the cause, young
Bamuels started out with his rifle and dogs.
The lion was found. Samuels wounded 1t,
and the dogs attacked it. They were
fought off Then the lion made for the
young man, who with Winchester rifle,
stood without flinching, and when the lion
got near put bullet into it's right for.
shoulder. At this the animal bound 19
feet up INTO tree, and not until five more
balls were put into his huge body did it
succumb. Mr.. Hall says he has lost $500
worth of goats lately, and thinks this lion
and his mate have taken them. Near the
place where he was shot lay five goets in
one pile partially devoured. Scores of per-
sons visited Marvin's stables this morning
TO see the dead lion. His weight was 1GS
pounds.-Napa " Register"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
How a Crime Was Deetected.

oome &iue ago a button found on the
scene of a murder led to the detection of
murderer, and pin has been of similar
service lately in Paris. A laundress, hav-
ing received handsome legacy, was fool
ish enough to mention to an acquaintance
in the same house where she had placed
the money. A few days later the other
announced that she, too, had quite unex-
pectedly come into some money, and invit-
ed the laundress to breakfast. The latter
came, and the entertainment passed off
charmingly, but strange to say, she got
dreadfully sleepy after it, and only woke
mp when her hostess had made her am ex-
sra strong cup of coffee. Upon returning
70 her room she discovered that she had
been robbed The police come and search
cd her bureau, when there tumbled out of
some linen pin which she Immediately
recognized as one that she had seen in her
hostess's fchu on the day of the breakfast
a search in the latter's room revealed the
thief, who had drugged the laundress at
breakfast, slipped out of the room with her
= Keys, robbed her and put the keys back in
ther pocket.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
A Boys Strange Conduct.

The Detroit /" News" says: On the
morning of the 14th lad calling himself
win Jakins, apparently about sixteen or
seventeen years of age, came to Dansville,
ingham county, with little dark-brown
horse, harness, cutter, ETC., which he Of
fered to sell for $40, saying he came from
Genoa with the rig, that he had been en-
i.ployed by man named Sphinx, who had
turned in the horse, etc, for the sum due
him for wages, viz. : $3.50.
Of6cer Osborn tried to trap the boy into
a confession that he had stolen the proper
'ty, and in answer to some sharp questions
he drew pistol and shot Osborn, the ball
being stopped by the officers heavy cloth
ing. He then ran, and on being pursued
deliberately shot himself twice, both balls
piercing his left lung near the heart. Be-
fore he died he said he came from Dexter.
lie had less than 50 upon his person, but
nothing that gives positive assurance OF
his identity.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
A Horrible Murder in Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, January 20.-Intelli-
gence was received here to-day of the mur-
der of John S. Lacy, citizen of New
Kent county. The crime was committed
last Friday night near Tunstalrs Station,
on the Richmond and York River railway,
but was not discovered until Saturday,
when the dead body was found with the
head terribly smashed and almost entirely
severed from the trunk. Two negro men
and boy have been arrested. The boy
confessed that two other negroes had COM
mitted the deed, threatening his life if he
betrayed them. The negroes to whom he
alluded were subsequently arrested and
pleaded guilty, confessing that they way
laid Mr.. Lacy and murdered him for his
money. An unsuccessful attempt was
made last night by Mr.. Lacy's neighbors
TO lynch the prisoners, who are in jail at
Talleysville. There is no Jail in the coun-
ty. Great excitement prevails and it is
expected that the people will to. night make
another attempt and probably successful
effort to deal summarily with the MUIR
derers,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
ROughs Taught a Lesson.

CINCINNATI, January PA young peo-
pIe's literary society at Deerield, near
Lebanon, Ohio has been troubled by lot
of roughs congregating in the vicinity for
some weeks past. Last Saturday the soci-
ETY. stationed a guard at the door and the
roughs attempted to force an entrance. The
guard promptly drew theifknives and be-
gan work in earnest. One of the roughs
named Fairchild was cut seven times on
the head and shoulders. He was carried
away on shutter and thought to be NOR
tally wounded. The rest of the gang fled.
No arrests.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
A stranue Death.

A sad and strange casualty occurred on
Saturday, four miles below Davenport,
Iowa. The victim was young man, the
only son of respectable farmer named j.
Baumier. He was engaged in hauling rot
ted straw from the barnyard to the field
A pile that had accumulated upset the sled,
causing the entire load to fall on Baumier,
burying him completely. Death ensued
from sullocation within five minutes, the
body being found by the father shortly
after. The horses had not moved
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
A FREE GIFT!

BOOK, 20 any person suffering with COnsump-
tion. Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis. Loss OF Voice,
or Sore Throat Send name and post-Ofiice ad-
your sickness. The book Is elegantly illustrated
li44 PIP. - mo. 1879. The information 1t CON
lives The author has been treating diseases d
the Nose. Throat, and Lungs. as a special prac-
tlee. since 1857. Address DIR. n. y. WOLFE,
cncinnati,ohio. AVA.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
HDElM A LECTURE
6azzzW TO YOaN21Q Men :!

Just Published, in Sealed Envelope Prlce,6 cts.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Rad.
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sions, 1mpotency Nervous Debility, and lmpedl-
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&c.-By ROBERT J. CULvERWELL, NJ. D., aa.
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The world renowned author, in this admirable
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that that the awful consequences OF elf-Abuae
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Sent under seal. in plain envelope, to any ad-
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Address the Publishers, 4liy
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
vHCK's FLORAL GUIDE,

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aColOred Plate in every number and many fin ne
5000. Specimen Numbers sent for 10 cents
Vicks Seeds are the best in the world. Send
Five Cent Stamp for Floral Guide, containing
List and Prices, and plenty OF information
Address: JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

0rocnbacks Will pay debt nj pnr.
urcenhscks will buy property
UrcenbAcks will pay taxes.
(lrrcnbAcks will pay for labor.
0reenbAcks saved thc Union.
Nrccnbacks made good times.
ureenbncks marched from tho Mls.
aisrippi 10 the rcA, and fought .M
battle In tho clouds.
0Old wAs 4 coward.
u stAld IT homo. or went 10 Con.
greNs " rob thu soldier by black.
mailing the soldicrs' money.
Why, then, should W dia9race IN
grccnbA0k by making II convertAble
Into GOld, tbs coward and traitorf
A. money. gold and silver never
fought : hattie, hssils : railway, 81
performed any other great work
except 70 btild up m Idle Arietocracy
like itself, ~ tho expense Of labor
and RrscnbAckA. Terrs HAuie Ex.
press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
rtA.tAnl.s rMtr.CmAr.

fkstv maj ~ stea husssf shrn Tits
mi " r.seF'i !, J" ~ - hss,s 'l~ss i NJ sesna
'1'" 's''f WI ssns = w . ~
The nvas watering place hnr- u
lh~ season arr HaNhAcrd ny fFuR~ -
New Orleans rirnsunr.
:. England n,ny he a,ni-,t,-s ~ c.. !
INIT Ahr has never yrt hv~n Nhlr ~
tnit,y tunsset the II
The inirs, buflesln~ announced
Il entitled Pretty Ch.aen tllrlA.
What m nb-uriity n must bel Hos.
ton Pest.
The funeral notlce ~ 4 western
murderer real. "ku,l,ichly. IN the
Inst. ~ dfnpsie."
"A new counterfeit tiO Ii ~, ~
n anybody owes yon muary. insist
upon taking Il In silver.
Th~ ministers skip ~ thc country
while Satan quietly "Opens thr family
rlcs~t and lets nut The akrl~ton.
The lips often smile whrn the
eyes arr ready to weep. -HyrNcnse
1'InscA.
AZ onions. Tor instance.
"A woman with two hcnds lns,
arrived from kWrnjn. Eight lnnncta
= yrAr!--eniy think ~ I'll buffalo
Exrrcss.
1T u one " thr curious things I'll
lh~ world ihnt n malr hnirdrcsscr ~.
ten dyra mn old maid. -philnd~lrhin
Sunday Item.
"A military man. pitching into IN
opponent exclaimed: "Why, hts
sword VIVA never drawn bmt once.
and that WAN In n fnflic."
The military v.lIioi ~ the Post.
VILE Nrvicw would not dare draw
Onr cvCn thus.
--rrOsi all accounts Sarah Bern.
hHrslt couldn't b. much thimner n slia
were Il piece " LOusInnM testimony.
Albany Evsnin. Journal.
"A French newspaper, tho other
day, hM.l tlir following heading In its
police intelligence: ''smicid~ ~ two
persons; statement ~ the one that
survived"
Another republican county treas.
urrr Conn 10 meet ihc innunlcrmblc
caravan ri CrnIRr, vrnndts. Hankins,
HutchinsDns md Kytrx. This time
II In barns. the treasurer VI 1dn
county. who IN n ,lcfmuItcr md inr
Mtsscnnsirsl. Herald.
Whom Il thing II once begun II II
almort hHlf tIntshcd..--Ex.
Not 40 In blarking = pnir NJ boots
FORTUNE TAPS ~ every man.
sloor. tDWrKo I:ecDfL,
Wish she'd take u lnmnt dawn this
why.
Money In y.I, clothes, nnid d
n,nn who twch Ill tailor. = Wheeling
Icn.irr.
H. must have bern some rl,iftlesr
fellow.
1t WINS M Albany rri,ooll,oy wln,
believing In TRANSACTIONS ~ free ~
genius NJ our country. translated
dur (smtun Jacft tllr fact Il 4 woman
i = duck.--AibAny Evening JournAi.
A rurnl editor. speaking of =
gulll.dristng contemporary. says:
Hits intellect II ~ denxs TINT II
would take thu n,iRsr " common
sensr longer ~ Ienrtrntc " fhnn ~
bore through Mount blanc with n
i,oilcd carrot
rho hoe In thv hum .blcst orea.
turs.- Pond III I.Ae Reporter.
Ohl no: i've thc mosquito hts due.
when h. presents his little bill.
Why II u that mon with unpro.
nOunceAblc names Ars always push.
Ing themselves forward III thu old
world, and never rush into hattie I'm.
III the smoke has cleared swAyS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Il seems that the Chicago. MlIwau.
kec y ~. Pant railroad company, not
content With gObhltne thu major pOr.
tton Of the railways 81 MtnaesOt&
end Wisconsin,, has turned " Mttssn.
tl0n " Iowa, and haa Just Al,sOriscA
tho Davenport snd Northwestern
railroad. which russ from Davenport
70 Hnystf~. snd frosn Davenport n
MnQuOketa LIN I'll, 40 miles. The
purchase has been made, thu papers
signed and dsllverrd, and tho new
management Will take charge on tl,e
1et Ut August. II there nre any
other railroads IN thu Northwest thst
want purchasers. ~ l,~g n refer
thsm 10 thu 9sntlemanly managers
u thu g.. y. = ~. T.. railroad. whO
hAve plenty NJ spare cash lytn9 lOote
IN their pOek1!s 81. Paul 0ig1e.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
as11lss, Win - WssAs

TAla wAA sh~ ch.rrp~alcd iy word
atnong NJ during thc var, but n, Y
~ ~ ,hr question with some mean.
Ing. favor The aUldierA' move
spoken " hy "ncosles,~ u Atlanta.
H., and endorse the resolutions iul.
~, and would add th~ following.
KssOtred. That ~ hereby instruct
our Representatives and Senators In
Congrvaa % use every available
means 10 pAsa btu rQ,lAltalng sol.
dicrs' bounsica. something similar n
the bin whlch wA~ vetoed By th~
great chief III SOLDIERS, and the great
chief, Or leader ri the sollder. loving
Republican party, Who, With one
stroke u hls pen, withheld from lhc
poor and nsedy soldicrs that which
wAs Justly due them, and with The
Same hand aligned tho sAlafy grab.
which put m extra o90.OOO into his
own cApMcloMs pocket Oh, ehAmc
IN such \ aoldl~F, and shame On sucl,
= party. How can they ask ~ 70
vote with them longer.
Ono NJ tho old stAlwMrta, who stay.
I'd NJ homo. (As = ncccsslty, though,
ri course, " look after families III
soldiers, ctc..) aaid 10 mo whom
dared ~ step from under the old
party lash, ''You couldn't have been
! very good soldier Or you would not
70 hACk On 10 now"
! fought four years 70 unshAcklr
tho black slaves from tho southern
nristocrAtlc ruD~, and now ] am ready
and willing. u necessary. % light four
moro with thu musket, n nec~sssry.
but the ballot. n posslbie, 70 enamel.
pate bOth hlAck and white slaves,
from the power ri ths m0nied ASis.
tOcracy n this country md others.
Close UP thu ranks. boys; let III
charge thcm oil along the linc.~--
Tsrrs Hduts kSprsss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
apsssA - nss. 7. \. 0llIssls.

IN tho House 81 Represented Ives,
June ~, uv. Gillette said:
~. Chairman, the gentleman from
Ohio f4r. MurdI has just intimNted
tAat Nils session wAs about drawing
% = CLOSE, and W. hnvc already voted
upon one resolution u adjourn 1t
once. II II closes now II will close
Just - this last Congress closed. Just
- this COnHress opened, with these
walls ~choing back apcechss calcu.
lated n lnnAme anew the prsjudlc~s
eud sectional Issues Ol the war, and
ths 0eAtlrmAn from Ohio, Mr. hursil
aays plainly thAt this contest u ~
continue indefinitely. and th~ retort~
on this side give force 10 his predIc.
lions. l wish 10 protest against tbs
immediate adjournment II this
House. This seasion has lasted over
three months. and from lts earliest
hour our sArs have JnRlrd With
ccaselcHs demands from Ieading me-
tropOiitan pMlera and Republicans
On this 6oOr lhat W adjourn. Ono
would think the salvation ri thu
country, tho restoration Ut business,
80 sOH6 .pIusu!.ca Trtu1n " pI
perry, when ~. ~ synsM. leshts
W have followed desperately Tor six
yaoss, would come ~ ths country II
this Congress would only adjourn.
The most disrespectful languages has
bsen hsap~d upon ~ BY thu organs
md agents Of Wall street 1ngs.
national hank and other inonop0llcs.
y I1vo ws wsss advised tnse pros
psnty nsves came dmrln9 frs.saIrn.
t!AI Campaigns, Out eswe!e 1OiiOWeu
them, With eur. stretched hands and
uPsusne0 esses tn0 people vailed Nm
~ asSes esessoo0, Wnen Nld tnAs me
gesu!ne wsse - seel.laeiory, SUD y!
Me01d - NJ! e:tef the rrce!0entloi
Commisseon ned done ~ Wofk: Wstn
nated pssesa sne people waltso om0l
~ most notOsSOue 00vnt Q! Al tins
wAs ma0s, 0ut prosperity 0ld not I0l.
t0W. We WeSe men eeeeTed sna! ~
anlnptlon wes =. one tnln9 ne.dIal
We cOuld only nOlo DOS ootll yns
AIms9ney 1nseIed y January J, lUS,
en0 S0ne sherman wheeled - =
mOuptelm q 9os0 ana eslves COIN y
return TOT 2 m0uose.e q nsw cOln
o0nae, Nc commercials allIlsnlunl
M0uJ0 sufsJy come. bus 1snuasy !,
1T! - cO9s sso gOes. ~ plies -
SOLO ena eslvss nsvo sssIvsa. sns
eooeIee intstsss. Dsst,ne ponds ~
eosel{ y sne nenas 2! ute osssrmjn..
- a0v0oesss q nOao lnnaslon Aau
0eey c0ntSecuoo, Ous we eoos!
t!use psonIssu uoes nos eoIne sna
me p!opnsss nov Wy % mnke y ~.
ees! SmMt ms srsAl0u 81 OOn6vcSs =
ne non " NJ way.
Ins mAJonty y shcse Two houses
Tot 1ns nIst up1e % o,enseen y.Ars' y
Usmocrst.s. ann - tne peopse nasa
Dcen pIomss.M "a snis pes.y . 0nan6e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
Oe1EtseNS .Vaol6Ce.

Or1gtaNg yVADe6ce.
n utsssis cesst u the etaas q l0va, n
~ ~ Howard Csassy.
nsbsSs Lsetts. ". rlais4sA !
c,as. ,,,esis., Geo :. c,.r..
nsansk Msssag. widow n Oct. Term
lavtA Msvv1y ,lssssseA, vreA.
sstsh Msvssy, kssistsa Mss. js7o.
ny. ea1 0oslA 0ssvsy (esch
masvtel aeA $50 nsms NO.
kneWn) tsenk MaerAy, OsO.
MesSay eeA jaMss Msvvay,
hsj1s q jeW - Set1 I)astb
nssssy, Aresassl, Dsrt's.
70 ~ defeaAssts ahsys ns~sd:
yss asA saSh y yss ass hereby nosl.
- thae shsrs v 300 - DE j. ths s6A~s
y ~ clssk v ~ cir:sIt cosrt u ~
etsts = lows, " and 1bv Howard c0ssty.
ths psteles ~ me .rlslssIA. kOeest Leet1s
~, - s1slsA p aGls thes ssssaie esss
~ asd kss kssbseA David Mssrsy, u ~
lllssI.s. = Clan Miegias. spea shs NJ
qsassss " ~ ~ qssssss q seselss Ssss
al - . am S.Ito essss g - ga ~
= - - garter n ~ - gssrsss - 80
llse ~. III II tSSn -, asstA = SAags 10,
WsA ~ ~ IN r. ~, n IIs~as4 cssssy,
Isva, sd assigned 70 dsfsslsst uso. r.
Ciaeh, vhleA nestGees has - fally psi6,
- AessssA ssels1s( ssd Discharged 81
s~esvA - ths besA " asstgsous y said
county. ssd - lseess slssIA npos rlsia.
N6s title 10 ssiA Issds. sIso siatMtng Ii
sstA pstltlOA Axatnsl 81 ~ astd dsfsad.
eets Inst ~ y ~ Ownes m sid Isads In
~ single. m rssytse sAas ~ tltIs tAsss.
- bs yMtrtrd il MIN; snd lhae yo., ssd
sseh " y0s srs bsrSsd snd f0sevefsstSpped
fs0m hsstne ~ sislMisg any txhi ~ title
therein. adverse " ttAe ~ ~ platali6;
Now anDeas yos aI1,ses skssstC aed dsesnA
before Mons " M s~sos1 Asy ~ " asas
tsSm " ihS ss,d Cirssit csss apDsiassd
" ~ held y NJ Cssst House II cvsseo,
In said ssMRty. eoMmenetng - the ~
dsy " OetOlss 1879, yssS dsfsslt viii b.
entered s.d Jndknsst md dssrss viii ~
rendered srAIass yos thersos, IN acsSsA.
aees VIII the psMysv 81 sstd pst1tl0a.
nkNnY WlNnEN.
5st4 rus. Any.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Since Judge Noble rsslgaed - !
candidate Tor JsAge q ~ Supreme
cowst. ths aaae u John r. stone.
naa. d McOrreos, has been msasion.
-. aad - Understand from rood
authority, be h b~iaG psrslst<ntly
srUsd 10 accept. wklas NJ. Stone.
man would do hcsor 70 she once. ~
would not advtsc Nm 70 accept, In ~
much - As. jones. the urecnbAck
candidate, viii remain In the field.
What he qualifications are. ~ Ar
- much IN tn dark about. ~ the
day after tho convention il he .
lawysss II hs competent through
49,, experience and leasning. to DO
credit 20 tho olllcoi II not, tho com.
mittse should Mn him % oncs. that
some suitable man might b. put on
The ticket. W. suggest Milling, -
ths only means i~ft under thu rsso.
luttons of ths convention for displAc.
jag IN Incompetent or unsuitable
eaadidats. Who y Josss, and Whist
y hes
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Th# rfuAtAlsisr state s'anvsN.Iat
mrs 4, te,i~s llarIls, juls 18th. AMI
put I'M trlls~lnv slrA-s III shs NslI
Fat uevvtrat. u, Z. Carpenter. II
uAAAicrsa. Lieut. slrs, Frank +.
CAmrl~ll. lMdrr. 4 M. tlvra. ka,s.,
II rahllr ln&svartlnn, 4. A. Nash
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

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rss~lae* lnstAhtss II th~ Alnsl
Ms, kishw~A ttuWM nsrl Asktsl
Nv. nerA Wkwthef tnMsttMl la~ dl,l
~ rsvssll IN ksnlNrAy ~heA NV
ssassnG%% ~ t~i~tvd \. ~rfv sssaMls
I'D.
~ Il I, rrevalial h thr eairi,i
shas ttshesAl falmrt. N Louisville,
h~a s~.n NJ w rtrrtNim " N ,hss
thine.
III, \ And this tteM. rslmrf Il
~hasr' h " ~ ttrs~srcf falmet ~
ltiInulss
nv. TEE sir, 4 good Democrat
nov. Nv VA 4 gallant sssli.rt. As,l
afterwards saW the essct " his ways !,
mt 1.-The RUxi many u yoN VIM ~~te
cltts~Ma N VAR Ahd aoltll~rs In rssMcv.
Nn,i whu rot mad l~rMMAr th~ var
closed, and hAvr b~~n RwttinR nsAsltlst
esre slnr~. tlsNuehtct.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

The ur~sAs~Aef@ II Wisconsin,
m.t IN h,at~ Convention III Water.
town. \ nv ,lAy~ sle~~. and pst "a
eaccil~ni tivk~t In she nelh. on 1
soand PLATFORM This u ,he ,trtc,
presented
for Governor. Col. nrnlrn May
vesnoa Co... Lieut. Governor. Col
". L. utley, editor Racine New DIAL
B~etstAsy ~ Mate. Geo W, 1.rc. NJ
Grant rounsy; Attorney General
Col. Geo. n. Ooul~in, os Milwaukee
Treasurer, +. A. Oriflth. u Oshkosh
superintendent Pebble la~tructlca
". n. Bearie, 81 Marathon county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

since vorh~es made NJ speech
showing thc hypocrisy 01tlD krvlb.
lloAn party IN u tssstmekl n th~
sODdi~fs, the htaA 0l ~ rtrcAsury
department, who II . candidate for
tho presidency. has c,n0ossded TINT
TIM soldier must b. cultivated. ~
hc has issued the sOllOwinG etreHlar !:
TvsaesY palas!teset. o. = y.
.,rs u. cs.ss:ss 4 ;' ws: u is;s,.sl Nv.
- o. = - TrSsssy IIsssTar.ii
Hereafter, when submitting nom.
inoltOn Tor appointment 70 sub0r.
dirAts positions under your dlrrc-
tim, yOu viii state, In addition IN
the other Information nov required,
the service ~ thu nominee In the
union army Or navy during tl,e ~.
0eJllOn. J0NH NmEeMAN, Hoe.
The Davenport = Northwestern
Railroad u havlag t1Oabls again
With thu woman who sOeDe four years
agO b,OckAded tho road % DelswAss
Center. cDsImtng not - havs b~en
pAld Tor right II way. The receiver
NJ ths Old company then settled With
her by tbs payment ~ esAO, bet SOW
nhH ODelusA thAe settlement doesn't
hold for ths present cOmpAny. and
On Saturday lest, through her setOr.
ury, Judge BTnytOn, and 0bslSu0tlOna
PLACED by bis order on thu track, thu
north .bOmnd passenger wAs dutaln<d
seven hours, after which II wn1 al.
lowed u proceed. Tho train y~stsr-
day waA permitted 10 pass, hut more
obstruction 10 thseatsnA - day
What the outcome may - tlnDs
most determine, but thu woman
rather hss thu 9ouee On ths comps.
ny, from .he faGt thAt tho receipt f0i
the ol00 petd N settle her elatg wAl
destroyed In tho 0Fe 81 htlt's bDO6k
II The WtntsS " I676. Davenport
00sSlls.