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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-15

Yesterday morning, at the residence
of the brides father, Capt. Tnos. E.
Oldham, on Mabry street, Rev. w. A.
Harrison, D. D., officiating, MI. w.
It. Mann and Miss Mamie K. Oldham.
Mr.. Mann, familiiarly known as
"Billy,n is one of the %cleverest and
best commercial travellers on the road,
and universally popular, while Miss
Mamie was an accomplished young
lady, and a star in Knoxville society
around whom many admirers have
revolved. Thus all things conspired
to make it a happy match. Quite a
pleasant party of friends witnessed
the ceremony. Afterwards the bridal
party took carriages and We're driven
to the Akin House, where they re-
ceived the congratulations of many
friends in the parl0r, until the de-
parture of the noon train, which they
boarded for a bridal tour, westw ard
bound. May much joy and happiness
attend them ever.
PainfaI Accident to MRS. Reeder.
Mrs. Reeder, wife of our worthy
Sheriff, met with quite a painful acct
dent yesterday from a fall down the
steps at their residence, which broke
one of her ribs. and gave her other ins
juries which brought on a hemmor
rhage, and from which she suffered
very much. She was attended by DR..
A. J. Campbell, and was reported as
resting easier at a late hour last night.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-15
CITY ITEMS.
Convention of stockholders.

Keeps the Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-11-28
SO 81. v
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WI
R0SEBUD's FIRST BALL.

ROSEBUD's FIRST BALL.
:" us really time you were out, I Think
SAID Lady Rose to her daughter SMALL
$50 I'll send my invitations round
And give you, my dear, asplendid ball.
"Wed best decide on your toilet first,
Your sister, Jacqueminot wore dark red,
But you are so much smaller than she
think you must wear pale pink instead.
Then whom to invite. we can't ask all,
And yet it's hardest of all to tell
The flowers from weeds. Indeed, last year
Isnuboe6 Field Daisy, and now she's belle.
'We'n ask the Pansies, they're always in
The best society everywhere,
The Lilies, Heliotropes and Pinks,
Geraniums Fuchsias, must sure be there.
Miss Mignonette is SO very plain,
favourite, though. I'll put her down;
The Violets, 1 think, are away,
They're always the first to leave for town.
''The Larkspurs are such old-fashioned things
It's not worth while asking them to come;
The Zinnias are coarse, Bergam0t's stiff,
The Marigolds better off at home
miss Morning Glory I'd like to ask.
But then she never goes out at nights
She's such delicate thing, she says
She scarce can bear very strong light.
1.-THE VerbenaS, I know, will be put out
: If we don't ask them; the Petunias. too.
They are not quite au fat, but then, my dear.
They're such near neighbors- what's one to do?
'Tn make out my list at once. for there
butterfly is coming this way;
I'll send my invitations by him,
He'll 60 the rounds without delay.
sDear! dear! to think that to morrow night
You'll really be out Now listen. my child
Don't go much with your cousin, Sweet Brian;
He's very nice, butincined to be wild"
az AE.B.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-11-28
Professional Cards

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N HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Office and Residence first door west of the new
Opera House, Staunton, va.
DR.. Baldwin is from Monroe, Michigan, refers to
any one In Monroe and Dundee, in Monroe county,
Mfchipan bet 31-3m*
n A. RICHARDSON. 81
N0 STAUNTON, VA.
Special attention given to the collection Of claims,
and prompt returns made.
vf'ioA NV =" I" A'''s octlO
AM.FAuNrLERoY b B. DONAGHR.
hrs. FAUNTLEROY & DONAGHE having form
~ ed partnership dating LIST OF May. 1879
tender to the community their united services Ill
the practice OF Rtt
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
OFHcB:-Dr. Fauntleroys. adjacent to h.s resi- e
dence. aprIou
3. L. PARRISH. VS. HAMMoND.
CoyingIon Warm Springs
DARRISH & HAMMOND,
i ATr0RNEYS-AT-LAW.
WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY. Va-
will practice in the courts Of Bath county and adj
| joining counties.
apr2s Tyr
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-01-15

Cash raymeuts speciaity. Colrespon-
dence solicited 81 81
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-01-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the
~ first Monday of July next I shall APP
ply to the County Judge of Volusia county
Fla. for discharge from my dictatorship
under the will of Asad Sheldon. deceased.
and from my Enthusiastically of his
estate. FRANK w. SANS.
New Smyrna, Jan. Is, '79. Executor, 1862
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-01-15
Legal N offices.
DIVORCE.
IN CHANCERY.

In CHANCERY.
Hem iercon W. Long, } In the Circuit Court
Fannie 4. Long. ) Judicial Circuit Of
Fla, VOlusia Co.
TT APPEARING TO THE SAT-
L isfaction of the court that the defend
ant in th5 above entitled case resides out
of the State, to wit. in the State of Massa-
ehusetts, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon her. On motion
of st, CLAIR, Abrams & Summerlin solicit
0rs for complainant, it is ordered that a
hearing on the facts charged in said bill be
had, at Enterprise, Volusia county, on the
first Monday in January, 1879. And that
said defendant do appear, plead. answer
or demuTe to said bill on or before the day
appointed for said hearing and that in de-
fault thereof the said bill will be taken
'.pro confesso," provided that a copy of
this order be published in some official
newspaper in this circuit for the space of
three months, at least, before the day APP
pointed for such hearing.
Witness my hand and seal OF Office this
25th day of September 1878.
John w. Dickins.
Clerk Circuit Court,
Volusia Co. Fla.
St. Clair, Abrams & Summerlin.
Complainant's Solicitors.
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NOTICE.
United States Land Office. }
Gainesville. Florida,
june %. 1878.

COMPLAINT having been entered
y at this. Office by Charles c. Fuller
against Luther S. Caldwell for abandoning
BIS DIS h 20 entry ffa NO. 19S? made Az
section IS, township IS. range 80 east
and lot No ee"tio3 81, township 49, $,
range 81 east county. Florida,
with view TO bne cancellation OF said
entry. The parties are hereby summoned
to appear on the S0th day of July 1878 at
timony concerning said alle'~ abandon
ment beforeCharleS B. Bucknc., u. Com
missioner at Enterprise, Florida.
j. A. LEE, Register,
JOHN VARNU UNI, Receiver.
The hearing OF the above is adjourned to
October II, 1878, at ten, A, NJ.
G. b. BUCKNOR, U. S. Commissioner
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NOTICE-In the County Court and
In IF Prohofn V01urio Hnunfv E10rido

In of Probate. Volusia County, Florida.
Notice is hereby given that after six
months publication of this notice, shall
County, for discharge from my admins
tration as administrator of the estate of the
late James M. Elwood. deceased.
Notice is also hereby given that all ac-
counts against said estate, not exhibited
to me within two years after the date of
my Letters OF Jag nm 81 OF Saa a estaf
be forver barred. Of which all creditors
and persons entitled to distribution will
take notice. A. r. ELWOOD,
administrator &c.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 18th
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
State of Florida.

William S. Thayer and
John Sauls. partners BY Attachment
doing business under Sum sworn TO
Sauls,
VS..
Henry Peters.
The defendant, Henry Peters, and
all other persons Interested. are notified Of
the commencement, by attachment. Of
this suit and are hereby required to appear
and plead to the declaration filed in this
action on or before the first Monday in
March A. D., 1879.
Z. X. FOSTER, Plaintiffs Atty.
Enterprise, Oct. IL, 1878. "a AZ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06
rAeaAoa ffrn ~ ~ Arm Sewn
RNaUFk kWA AAte
fAslliOS rnlrrGnlgs.

New lAmbreqaina and curtains arc ii
striped mummy cloth.
tntrimmed round sAirts arc prs.
fcrs~d Tor travelling asc.
lslaek Dra aeela nss bonnets hid faif 10
10 very fashionable,
Small boys and girls dress precisely
Alike esccrl In We boanss or hal.
PlaiM AktTtA. - - ass worn only by
very fashionable WUmnn,
Mcdinm.siHed gylsy aud dircctoire
honncts take the lcad Il Tho moment.
The ncwcAl way III arranging wide
cArfa II 10 drArc one lust Alpovc tho
nouncc which l0rlcrs The un,scrskirt.
Suits of white bunting ARE trimmed
with bright plaid and bows of cardinal
and gold-0Olorcd ribbon.
Donncts, with hrims oi als~w or ailk
and crowns ot net, composed oi black
or corded silk, arc In preparation. Tho
not In boryicrcd by ! fringe. aud fAlls In
the hack 0kc veil.
Tatting II coming again into fashion.
able uso At q great rate. For parAsol
covers, cufIs and ends III muslin neck.
tica. thc tAttcd lAcc Ii frequently aud
prcttily employed. II revivca An almost.
forgotten industry, and Heaven knows
Tho poor women are always glad 20
patronixo vt and indnstry VII m applied
10 drcss.
Hashss havs como In again, and wido
TtbbonA will b IN demAnd. npcAdc
and wAtcrcd ribbons matching Tho dreaa,
aud others striped In Roman, scotch
and pompadonr colors ara used. Dclta
arc fastened around Tho waist, and hang
down In long, AAt loop aud two longer
ends.
A now French costume intended for
driving Or walking In oi whilc ribbed
WOODEN, simply made. white straw hat
trimmed with white roscltcs, : white
nunshadc, white scarf and noscgay Of
whitc Aowors and mignonclte tied with
white ribbon.
Absolutely plain undcrskiFls arc worn
In New York, hut they arc usually made
oi such heavy goods thAt they Are not
much moro comfortable than II Oi light
materials clAboratcly honnccd. The
ovcrskirts worn with thcsn skiris may
BE- either simple Or draped In tho most
complicated why. but they are often 10
short !. 10 ahow q great deal of the un.
dcrakirt,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06

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snsssl~A nsrn M~wAya A.~e@. rAlisa him e~s
AsA hsns him W she lsswh n \ M~~ Th~s~
- w. r*~Isase ~vsAsmes sAAs mar~y mar.
art<d NJ widow ts4trsie, asA sls@ rhAs~~s 80
~ ~ iHne~1s Snsn Ass t~~A hing
The Chicago church choir rtnafors
e.mrAns ~ t&li~d u Navsssys ~ sAs w~sA
esmn~eesse Ne nh tss&. wh>A spmsshtag 81.
sassiss N The ~Ay ri masss h rrsmls~d. MI
tsuMv~ " selected srum Amcax ah@ i~~s ssne~1~
N thA uArsien CITY. ahd AAa h~ea IN r~heessa,
~ scNae time n M ssrr~~s II similar csm.
hiaastcas in rhila.islphA sna bsssnn cAn b.
AAsa - N ssample. shls VII prevs tAs Mo~t
sccspsAhls u The tho~~and aud onc masicai
esews At PR senl en- dsch.
The mystery al shc Manhattan IN. ~
oAnA ruhh~ry u Ocscb<f last ~ which noasy
ana securities worth ahous "a. u1,Otp wers -.
cured b the tanlars, hes q lest been r.
veaied By tho confession ot the night watch.
man, ~Ao 90 90 ~ ~ gang implicated in
the AFFAIR. The plos cf The crHcksmcn
waa formed ,hrec ysara before iA succeas-
mi execution. but wAa postponed from time
10 hme, - unexpected obstacles wcrs IN.
conntcrcd Altar Tho rcbbesy and division
Of thc swas, each me.nbcr of the gang WAS -.
ssaasd etnl. which wAs scat 70 Washington 70
defeat lhc bill introduced 10 Ccnsrcss 70 tlnpli.
cais the stolcn bonds, "a. II passed, II wouM b
almost impossible 10 negotiate tho originals
Three members of shc baud who took part In
,hia extraordinary robbery have hcsu arrested,
and Mo New yOrk polics arc On ths track u tho
othees
south.
Adviccs from the silver. mining region
Ia Montgomery county, near Hot Sprtnga, Ark.
are 70 the effect that rich ore, neAr Tho surface
hAs hesn discovered In many places, covering
IN area Of several mileA California, Nevada
and Colorado miners NOW there concur In say-
Ing tlAs ths psoapscs y very good. 10 says .
Little Rock telegram
HAgerstown, Nd, furnishes the latest
ho.sl.hre horror. Tho Washington House,
crowded with gucsss. vas burned q N hour of
Tho night when people sleep aoundsas, aud II u
miracle that . score Or moro persona wore mol
esemascd, A. Il waa. ono man mst hia death la
tho AAmes. whiis nine VI tho gness~ we're badly
injured. some of them fatally, BY lcAping from
Tho windows
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06

John Miles, = Mormon Of somo con-
siderable standing In Utah, has bcen
convicted Of polygamy and sentenced
10 tho pcnilontiAry.
II this thing 10 bc AllOwcdy Arc ve
70 sit calmly by and 500 man and
brother subjected " such treatment,
and mako no protest.
This man Miles ID 4 stranger ~ IN,
hut tho fact of his having bcen married
II enough 70 awake In onr aypAthetic
bCtug melancholy interest.
To know that man has been mar
ricd In To know that he has suffered.
But 10 know that he has been tho nm.
fortunate roMscHsor ri three very lively
wivcs at ono tlmc II 10 know that hin
life has bccn sufficiently cmhittsrcd
without thrnating him behind tho bars
of ! prison.
That he was indiscreet, 70 admit.
but this should not be looked upon ~ ,
crime.
When - think u lhs aoony hs must
have suffered trying 10 furnish . house
10 suit three different women; when w
realize Tho am0ant q miscellaneous
wearing appsrsl that must havs hindsrcd
aud embarrassed him every night whilc
preparing for beds whom ~ sce him
looking Noinly ~ . chair llat Ii not
running over Win skirts and corsSts,
and sleevelcss jackets and 70 forth |;
whom 10 hear his eroAns N no falls
over three pairs of eAitsn whilD
stumbling around In tho dark after
thrsc different kinds Of medimno !;
whon 10 go tho network oi wrinkles
and scratches that cover hin isce, and
observe the icw scattering hairs thal
arc left from what wAs oncc IN abund-
ant crop-~tMrning premalnrely gray,
10 aro led 70 sSClAin, Oh, justiCel II Il
not poa~ible thAl thoso scales were I
little ont Of balance T. psck's MiiWaM.
kee Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06
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rArss n tw~Nsa ssll w se.sAeusnsns VI it&s y,
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vhilsaA ~e.Asn vs~@sss FsmssAlAA sna cara
ac~sa ssA she rvs~~sa sse~ rsss~A fs4sass
lssssrs&seM~sA An shss~ v~ess,s wvss swAA.
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tcAA 1he ina~r<ndeMesA - w nse~s sm.
rcssAss v~sssl N NJ r~saviAa navy, Net armA.
mesi ecnssss~a sNsisvay u Asmsttuax eaAs,
m latter ~~s~ IN. s.rc~MAs~
IN nerlin there as~ rMmcss II 1 W..
ecnsss~esica u ~ uAbssea AsA BtsmafrAs
r~sssvnsst y sAlAssl " - peesibslig.
Mount EsaA In Tho IalAnd oi Sicily.
h Ii vlcleas ssase ef eruption. and several
villages Ars In dAngrs os desssMcsiea
There hAs h~cn another desperate
hattie Ii goatA Africa. but sh< En9llsh were no,
directly eawa4ed u II A large hand 81 xalas.
u AppeAr, among thcM one of Cet~wayo's
bvoth~ss. ~ese - thetr way 10 tAe Eaglsah
cnNnn ~ a. nsarnuna ef ssaeyenxleeirna Thrv
hAd crossed ihs frpa,ter Into Natal wAea par.
sa.ng forcc. sAid 10 have bern commanded BY
CeywAyo himself. fall upon .l,cm. Slaughtered
largo numbers of ihsm aud dispersed tho 70.
mAluAer.
IsAcostc. frenchusan nAturalised In
The unitsd States soms pears 80. has bccH
sSpeilcd from Franco for rsaoanclng his nA-
siouali,y without perfosmine his military duty.
Mr. Noyss, thu American Minister, fraiiicsyly
underworld " secure ths revocation u tho o.
der.
A train on the 6arAgoaaa and Madrid
railway In HpAin NJ rscsn,ly stopped hy brig.
Ands near CalA,Aynd. and robbsdof esuOu
Parole, tho American hQrss. has
scored BIZ fourth bvilliAn. victory on thc En-
slish turf, winning Tho Epsom gold CUP with
eass.
A committee Of lhc French Chamber
hAvs decided In favor of tho prosecution of
OaasAgnAA
Tho Portuguese Cabinet has ss,s,o,
70 consequence of Internal disscn~ions
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06
PoLzTICAA POINTS.

Tho Ohio Republican Convention
met .. Cincinnati on Wednesday, Nay ~,
somple,ed IL work AMI adjourned thu ssms
lay. NJ Gov. Dcnnisnn presided Tho names
81 o. Congressman chsrles Foster and Judge
Alphouso TAFT wcro befors tho convcn-
lion for Governor, aad the choice fell
n Foster On tho nrst ballot, hs receiving 2so
voies ~ III for 1Afl Ca. Hicksnloopcr Vas
nominaled for Lieutenant Governor. Tho fol-
lo~inw " ths remainder ~ tho hckos naml-
aAssd Judge of Tho supreme Court ". W.
Johnson. Of Lawrence, Attorney 0cncral. Geo.
X. Na.h, Of Franklin; Auditor Of SsAts. John
Y. o.lcvec, Ut CLARK.
The urccnbAck State Convention ol
Iowa met ~ Dee Moines on tho sssh Inst, and
placed In nomination tho following ticket: For
Governor, David Campbell. " Clark county
Lieutenant Governor. LII. Moore, Of Dubuque;
Tor supreme Judge, n. II. Joncs, of Davis
Tor Superintendent of Pubic distraction, J. 4
Mash, Of Polk county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06
4 nsaks I'rsvssllag . nur1sr.

A snake oncs prevented thief com.
hitting something WORSE than tholt.
A woman of Dude and hsr daughter
onco Alightcd q tho station nt Hardco,
and hired = conveyance 10 take them 20
tAe village. When thsy had gone =
half dozen miles on their way tho
driver, pulling up In ! lonely spot, IL.
manded thcis jawslry; and. npon their
domurying, tied tEe pair 70 Tho vehicle
and scised Tho trinksts. Then, no
thinking himself that dead women could
tSll no 1alcs, 10 rulIlAn drew ont hin
revolver; bnt slIpplng from hin grasp II
iell into ! ditch. Hc plunged hls baud
III tho water 10 recover his knife, and,
~ hs olntched n, blsck snake iixaA IL
fanGs In the wOakl-bA mWsdsser's hand.
Hs sncMimbsd 10 ths poison. and Ii I'm
minutes wAa past hurting anybody.
Tho women were discovered by aomu
villagers and released. but The corpse ol
Tho driver VIVA leit alone until the po.
lice, coming on thc scunO, removed Tho
body ID thu police station.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06
wAs1xNoToM l9oTxs.

The following notiso 10 holders Of
csllcA bonds Aas bssn issssd By lhs Gscrssary
Of tho Treasury:
TAaAsuns DEPARTMENT.. oyvics % rus asoas.
TAas " rna TRsAsuaY, WAsnin.roA. p. q, Nay
~ Holders 81 called honda which mssurs before
the is ot Jsly aeAs ~ requested - sssd them "
this department Tor pAyiusat durtng ths month of
June. Ia this way lAs holders oe such bonds vii
rsecIvc payment tor them. with interest " mstur
~, bstors The beaAs maesO. 1hs vssy lasus psy.
nasas. Of called hands y b made n suly viii fully
occupy the di6sscnt essices u ths depArsm~aa IN
sha. month and vsvfsrsncs IN The crasr u iiquiAA
than % thoss essas. psst us The holders of which
havs tsilsd y prssssA then los paysasss.
All UaitsA osates hoaaa forwarded los SsAemr.
eecrstAsyS O1lc~,~ md al registered bonds should
- assisnrd = s5Ae ssessaasy of NJ Tssasssy for
ssAsmpsion.s
WIEN parsles desire checks u payment ot rssis.
tsrsd hoads drawn 70 ~ order oi any one but the
rayss shsy sAosid asssn tAsm v NJ sscrsssry of
tAs Tseassry 1or ~ ss1snDaes sssosAa u osnss
" o~aess, xtvtAg shs AA,ns VI aanss sAss%ot.
AZ Il Il impossibs 70 notify dirscty NJ holders
Of saeh called bonds, ~ prvss of the country IL
respectfully ssesessed . stvs patliety y this -
s.es. tAas there mAy - dsiay H. ~ payment 81
the bonds, ard thAa IN accumulation Of money Il
The treasury nay b avoided.
Jonn sussnAn. sssestesy.
Tho Chief % tho Bureau % 0tAtis-
tios. In ~ tsush mcn,hiy slAssnsaa q shs ssr-
rent asoAl ysas of tnporss and exports of ~
unissd BtAsss. sAys ths ssosss u exports ovor
imports Of msrchAndlss ~, Tor ths ssa noashs
ending April ~, 1871. es4l .4@a ~; diseo, iS7S,
o4l7. .04e, ,fss7; twelve months sadlug April -,
INV. es7a. a.stb.77D; ditto. lS7A o.sli. .dSC.oi4
AZ . Cabinet meeting. the other day,
lhs Atsosaoy 0enssAl save an epniss ~ relation
y tho EAis jvstisA, y ihs eject that Capt Esds
y entitled . shs payment u ooooOlo claimed
y b duo undss his contract, Notwithstanding
The sii9hs ailing up u Tho river shove No jss-
slss, AnA ~ Bscresary q WAs has osdsssd shs
pAymsas y - nAdA
Tho Ways and Means Committee of
tho Housc of Representatives. u washinstoa,
have rejected, BY votc of 10 u tho hll 70
peAlinx the duty on aninine
Ehcn =. Ing~rsoll. formerly Repre-.
sentative In Congress from Illinois, aud : broth
sr u Col. Mob Iugersoll, disd q Washington
lass wssk.
ar4 #ss4a
gIso1LLAMxoUs oL1AMIMos.
Burned: A warehouse containing
eSlO.olO worth " cotton on Bridge street. New
York; several n,Anufacsnring buildings In Buf-
tAlo, n X, loss Aboa. ei00.0o0; tho busiusss
part of ths village % pAris. Mich, loss
o.7.OcO; Atlior . uoss' candy factory. wash
inGton, D. G., loss e3n,M0
A heavy foreign immigration 70 this
country this yoAr has Tor some time hssn pro
dicaad BY the knowing onss. And ths Agures
sssm " b. bearing them out Tho arrivals To-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06

A hoasler, who va asked II decreased
friend of his. who had been : cahman.
was kind % his horses answered, @Kindl
Was Billy kind to = 'oaaesl w, blssa
you, the doctors say no died 81 Aossi6.
cation of - cart
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06
American Cssl h Eursre.

ThA r1nOf thao m lla)iaa Arm wore
ne9olialing II ths United States Tor ~
immediate supply ii 100000 tons of
eoal, In place Of obtaining II from En-
elAnd, - heretofore, haa caused nm.
cAainsas III London. a cargo of
American coal reached Tho MaditOs.
Tanean sixteen mouths aao, md met
With Teady aals. 81 n1se lhon twenty
careoss have bcen sent over dnro that
tims. Tho Globe Appsckends that
before long tho coal industry Of
Great Britain viii have % encounter
determined rivalry on Tho part of ths
United States.