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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
CD.T.NEKCIHL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Jan'y. 1.-the Of.
fcsipgs on Change to day were lighter thsn ) es'
,erdsy, but, quality considered, prices are uH.
changed Wheat sold at ]04sl04i for Fullz, and
lCG fer fsi: Lancaster tG0 bushels OF white
Corn sold at az, but choice samples bring 43.
No Gals repo,tej, and small lot of Bye brought
Go. Country produce quiet at yesterdays quo
.ations.
BALTIMORE, Jan'y. 16.-Virginia 81, old, -;
do deferred al do consolid s!ed 5jt; do u series
ST. past due coupons i'll Couon-otiorings
free; market easy middling 9aet. Flour tairly
active ard strong. Whest-Southern quiet and
poninsl: Western quiet and about STEADY ;
southern red lO2al0S; do amber lOIalO8; No
PenDa red lO74 Go2 Western winter +. spot
snd Jan 1864 ,.0;5; Feb 1903 al06s; March 1919
Corn-sou,bern in small receipt and prices
oominsl; Western quiet and easier for late op-
lions; Southern wnite 46s47 do yellow 45i
Western mixed spot, Jan and Feb Asa a4:3; Mar
1891: steamer 4g3a40a. Oats dull ano barely
STEADY; Southern and Penns 2SaS2; Western
white S0,3l; do mixed 27s2S. Rye quiet and
nomin.liy unchanged. Hay dull and steady;
Sugar quiet; a soft Sac. Coffee quiet and held
frm: Rio csreoes l!441G4. Wniskey-small
trade at 09aSl col
Nrw YORK jan. 16-Stocks quiet. Money
ooi EInnr nriat Wi heat ouiet Corn quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

The stabia CT Mr. Robert Bonner proprietor
Naw Yo.k Ledger, is built and kept on the
most improved oud modern plan, both az re.
yards ventilation. light, warmth, etc. MIR.
Bornc;'s taste for horses Is welt koown. The
pco!lcmac in charge of this valuable stable was
Mr.. R.s' BY the use OF Gi!ts' Liuimsnt 10.
dide Ammonia. he removed riDgboncs aod
buDehes that had resisted all other treatment.
Send TO DR.. Giles. 45l Sixth avenue, N. Y,
for pamphlet containing full information. Sold
ty +. S. Laadbeater 4 Bro. Trial size %
cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
TEXAS FOR SALE.

tg1E. wIir. EXECUTORS Gf JOAN ,.
" DUAANY. deceased Will oFer the above
named ;HaEN FOE SALE On he SEVEN
yEEN~A Or FEBRUARY, 1879, - t"elEe
u clock, e. the Salem depot. Mnaoasa. l.. l..
Iho Texas farm is well l;rowG; hes in Fauquio:
county, two n9ilcs rom Salem d:poti contains
$50 AURy* more u lass; &bolI9D Ia good
.imber; the re:i.io cleared nd divided iuLo
fields, WIFI good fencing Tho improvements
cuGsl.t Of , go5d d ~ BILLING HOUSE, wl!o
roo1s well Of sxc3llcE, ws.sc, ::t c!a:s ta-E,
Stables. &c
Terms of Sale: Twenty per co1t casa; tho
residGo II GyO annual IayDtn.i; d3errod oonda
besrinS pc: c,.t intere=! i:oll janunJy |, eSo,
! with approved persons! security. T:!e 10 ba
retained Till purchase money IS al! paiI. 1ats:-
eaL or deferred payment. 10 b3 paid annu.!ly.
Tho purchaser will be sliOTrd TO seed tho
corn add this fall; vii! be .ilo S"i interest on
cash payment ~ Jsmuscy l;t 1857, when pos
session ariN be giccN rs Ihe tmbeT IA11 Is W.
unp!e, Oily T. s.ti :,ent .molDt Tor use OF tan
farm will ;,lJ1rd u &c cut uIt.l tho two lrat
| bonds sre Daid III J. Alex Carter, who rents
the farm! lhs yesr, will sno n sad farm. and give
any ifrcr s.ioa desired cohcerniug II
| X II DULAh Z.
| fS;rne;l ARTHUR HMSBERT,
| JNO e. GARTER,
| i,n3-ts Ax'Is o: John =. buin'y, dnc'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
PROPOSALS..

NJ UTIuE-I}!4s vail Do received by The un-
IN dcrs;gned until EEBRU AIRY 1st. 1879,
CLEANING OF THE BhICK aud BUILD
ImG J. HOUSE upon Spriag BenE, Fairfax
County, Va Plans Ard specifications can be
soc,. Is: tie oflice Of the undersigned on and after
Janunry 18th. Bond, with approved security,
Will ne required from tho successful bidder for
the f.ithin! ref:orfnalce Of the coatrsct.
$. &. NEALE,
DC 30-co2~ At.y. ior George Mason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

DEAD.-lliss usrlie. H. Wheat. sis.cr Of
the ls,c }. J. Wheat, died 3; hcr :e:iI ne, on
Columbus street, last aieht.
lss Susie Gibseo, dauSh:e: Of DR.. William
Gibson, also died las, nigi.', otter q leg illness
Of consumpi!oa.
Mrs. Bacueer, vile CT Mr.. Peyton B,lleu
ger, died quite suddenly, a! her husband . resi-
de1ce, across Hunting Creek. this noroing.
She had been i'll with consumption fer lcug
time, but her death vas nc. considered iaul-
nent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

RU, OvER.-The Eve o'clock train from
Washbtop last evening. ran over COW near
Fo1r lie Ruo. and so iBjured her that she
had toe slaughtered OF once. The animal
belopG to droger who was driving herd to
WashSton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

DAMAGES RECovERED.-Capt. Samuel
Rg!lsb, the owner # the tugboat Comet. re-
c,ercd a judgment in Washington yesterday,
tnnst Mr.. Vardcrwerchen for $3.50, damages
tUbc wheel Of his tug, occssioned By running
CO; pile Of stone, near Atlee's wharf, which
>,e had been dumped there By one Of the
ddpdant's sc1Ws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

PEBNAL.-Captain John A Jones, Tor
Gaaty ars past, connected with the Virginia
) Viola, Railroad. left this morning for piok-
burg. SIS, where he has secured position
0, railroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
EDCIE HREs3TxE5.

A promiacn. lawyer OF WesElora;acd ccuety
90 Mouds? wa,k las. I'D So: begged fifty
ivs wild Dues. IL Pep3's Geek. bct1een Two
O'clock 10 tle afternoon ard nighttal They
were al! shot on The wing. That's bert:r ihsa
practoing lav these days.
Marriage licenses we're granted in Wsstios-
ton yesterday to Isaac Gibett, Of PRICE,
Gscrse's county. Nd, and Jare Porter, Of
U.aege county, Va.. aad Cha,lesJ. Dtp!irgcr,
OF that city. ard Bessie g. Barrett, Of AlcxaL-
dEia c,untv, Va.
Mr.. Brown. the Alexandra agent Of the
Singer Saving Machine Company, had severe
fall upoa The ice this uloruing sus'ainpe ssversl
painful captnsious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
] LUNGS

The fatality OF Consumption or Throstand
Lung Diseases which sweep to the grave 81
least one third Of oil DEATHS victims, arises
| from the Opium or Morphine treat nen;,
which simply stupefas ss the work of death
goes on. $1,000 will bo paid if Opium o.
Morphine or s1y preparation of Opium.
Morphine or Prussc Acid can be found in
! the Globe Flower Cough Syrup. which has
cured people who are living to day with one
remaining lung No greater wrong can DO
dono than TO say than Consumption is incur;
| able Tho GLoAE FLOWER COUGH
SYRUP will cure 1t whsn all other means
have failed also Colds. Coughs, Asthma;
Bronchitis and all diseases of the throst and
lungs. Read tho testimonials of the Hon
Alex. H. Stephens and others in our book
fee to oil at the drug stores Take no
Troches or Lozan2es for Sore Throst when
you can get Globe Flower Syrup at same
price For sslo BY sll Druggists. PRICE
1Sc and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

tclDENT.-Mr Milton B. Lambdiu, Of this
city while ct work on the new Catholic Semi
pan in Washington. day or two since, acei-
de.uiy cut himself With large chisel, which
peaeated the right kneo joint, infictirg q
sever wound. Dr.. J. 3. johnson rendered
surghl attendance and thinks tho wound will
heal Nhout permanent injury to the Joint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Eoa BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS, PIE PANS,
Oyster Can.. Cake Cutters, Tlu Toys, or aDy.
lhlue 10 he huSare live, call ca Stsnsbury u
Bro, cruer k,1g aud Columbus SIS. dec q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
Communicated.

Sun FIRE CoMpANY.-Tho extraordin airy &C.
lien OF the lower Board Of Council on last Tues.
isy night, in contrast with the upper Board, in
Lto matter OF paying defunct fire company Cor
property they do not nor never did own, Calls
70. aler.ncFs upon the part of the sovereign pco~
pie. Tho Council nay be assured thst the mo-
meat they vote 10 pay such monstrous pre-
.enied claim, prompt legal steps will be taken
By certain ct'z.ns to enjoin the Treasurer from
paying il. Let Judgs Keith and n jury Venti
n.iu his matter. We have had too much of it {;
taovc seems 10 be two many sxes to grind eround
iowa. y j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

CHANGE IF NAME.-The Committee on
Commerce nnnSs o the Eeuse Of Representatives
decided yestsduy to rePerrs tavorably upon q
bill to chapgsthe name of the exclusion barge
'"CoSkade Cit" to the Republic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Tie case IF tie Atlantic. Mis:i:spp aad
Otip RlirQah, cn mo:iNr !tT tho foreclosure
aud sale o: lhs reed, vas farlbct argued al
Richmord yesterday. |; IS 'xpso.sd dec
sion will be gwen to diy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

FIRE WARDENs.-Thc Board Of Fire Ward,
os held meeting las! night.
Sundry tils for ordinary routine expenses
yere examined anG allowed.
Committees were appointed 10 have repairs
ude to The Columbia engine house and the
lyGrauiioo hose carriage.
Appropriate actioo was taken On q commu'
nation from the Chief Engineer in regard 10
srdIy matters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

CONTEST FOR An ESTATE. Tho Wa;Llls o.
Pvt says:
1T VIII DO remembered that 2 tx week.
ago judge Oa dismissed Iha petition o. Mr..
DueIing aud bliss ll.rul;on, uialmjus - b"
The heirs 0. Rpherl Y. liza r,,rn. Gtc.'=aii, aad
about the samc,imo a)uic ra!ti,s in AicXAa
;tia, descendants Of uuc Ashford, d.eo,Sad
tjlcG pcti;ioa as heirs. SIace hst da.o ihc
FIRST c!amaotg have a.kca . reGsrcbc, Of tic
case to tie Circuit Court, 10 b. :rlcd ty Jay,
add yesterday III. petition # the Acxiadl.
administrator. Murphy and cthcrs-w4s
referred 10 I'll tXlnll ,cr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

APPROXIMATE. --BcaurlfuI ,ncn hemstitcts ]
!u!iai haDdkerchIe!S, half dtz.n 10 box. for u
ChIisuias present; prices moderate, at Aa'zen
siei.'S. tho fashiJuab'o cio.hirr, 80 Seventh
oi.4oi, WaahinE,oa, D. Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

PRAIsE-Rev. DR.. Noltop, rector OF St.
Paul's Church, delivered another Of his course
pflcc,ures upon the Book Of Common Prayer"
10 the lecture rccrl Of the Church, last night
his theme beirg the praise OF Goo. lis spoke
Of tho effect produced by music, aud advocated
he cbsutiDg OF the Psalms as both beautiful
aud impressive. His discourse was very liter
cs,iug and Instructive. and his audience, which
,,rsideripg the state of the weather, was large,
7as highly delighted. Tic Doctor viii lecture
,pon the same theme next Wednesday niebt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
.sUCl'IasM sALES.

rTuUSTEr5' SALF.-FursuaHt TO tho decd
& of trust, executed by uAnioi Tyler and vito
10 Ii!ber. : h!iEcr. trarin2 data the 27th DAY
of Aug 1cGi and OH the c.cord OIL sad records OF
Fairfax county IIber e, No 4 foito l5j and st
tho request u Ia pnIta: sseutc1 aar"0f, tno
uader lgnei will, Ga SATU EDAf. toe pa OF
January 1919. ~ one O'C.ock p. III, III iron. oil
Cats Ierarn, E,cst End, sci! ~ the highest
bidder . c4fiain TEAUT Of LAND whereon
the said Daniel Tyler .t present gcsdes. contain
i1g FlEIY-STX ACRES. This l,nd adjo:ns
tho lands Of Windsor. Triplett, Johnaton and
others, III j is situated abou. six miles from Alex
sndria. TGras OK sale: Cash.
CHARLES POTTER.
THOMAS MOORE,
erI5 e Substituted Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

ERUsK FIR SEVEN WEKKs.--When JohI
Wren, middle aged Engishmsn, stopped ou
Of the Charity Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. the
other day, i. Was with tomething ofthe sensation
OF Zip Van WiLkie awakiDg from his long sleep
His story is record Of one Of the most extra
ordinsrg drunk on frolics that has ever been made
public.
Wren has q son in successful business ncal
London, England, and hestsrted from Cleveland
threo months ago on visit TO him. Previous
to his trip be had not taken any liquor in q mum.
Der Of years. and when his friends gave him q
party shortly after his arrival ia England he
WIS with difficulty persuaded to take wine.
About threB weeks ago Wran returned, sr'
irving stupidity intoxicated. Being recog-
nizod By an acquaintance, he was taken to his
homo, where be Was placed under the care OF hl2
wife and children. On recovering consciousness
he began such 81 uproar that to quiet tln they
yielded He drank the contents of pint bottle
which made him so drunk that there was no
difficulty experienced IN conveying him to the
hospital, where hS was placed under medical
treatment. On regaining consciousness he ask
ed The Sister of Charity Tho attended him for
wbiskey, ard on being told hs could have none
said:
IF you don't sve m, whiskey I'll hollec or
else break something"
The Sisters reply was: II! won't hurt US to
have you holsr,' and you arc able 10 pay for
anything you break
Wron then inquired for his English friends.
On being told that tie was in hospital he named
one near London, and said he supposed that WAS
where he was. He spoke severely of his friends
for nt. coming to him while he Was i'll, and after
time asked the Sister to got q sheet OF paper
end write letter for him to Cleveland, Ohio, in
ArleTcs, and inform his family of his where.
abou.s, requesting them also to send him money
to pay mis- passage home. The Sister asked him
if there was % hospital in Cleveland, and he re-
piled thst thero was, describing and locating
Chsrijy Hospital. Els was then told that that
WAS where be YVES.
My Godl" was lis exclamation. "Esve l
crossed the Atlantic Ocean drunk
It hsa been ascertained from letters received
thst Wren was actually put on board the
Steamship at Liverpool drunk. and in this con
Gilion csme through to Cleveland. His friends
had previously bought him through ticket
Wren is proprietor OF & small hotel, and Is
man Of moderate mea5s. Ho says that he re-
collects nothing from tho evening party seven
wa.ks ago until no revived 10 find himself in
Charity Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Police I:sma. -Uoa8abic j. L. Gray re-
:utDed to this city ifr:a Priaee William cnua!g,
.hs m0roicg, h.Vi9g II charge Richard Davis
alias Carter, CHARGED witt; h.iog ttc asrty wh1
broke toto the Virginia House SIM" wasks
Eioc, and stole s1N" c'othiag and cu'l:rT.-
Const.li, GcsG Il ii considerably . i! cha,e
alto; Dsv,S, ta, ieay caught iiM, AID iousa
$ pa:s If tie s'ol.a clothing 0u his peF,0I.
Tie GAS brought before Jus:ic Psd'ot: go!
committed for further xsuiina'iI n.
Several omnibus drivers FIR ti,ofI:ry a;n
duct Mt the Virgins Midland depot, w,ro *
amrcd by Juslo Thompson. roo rFthcm lii.d
and the resi- discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

The WEATHER. --Duriug last lisht lhetc
WIS a fall OF rain and slGc;, sad this fD9rulng
lucst Of the sidewalks were 10 such slippery
condition as 10 cause podesrlacs 10 take TO the
lnidlic OF The streets This evening", however,
the suo shoac brightly aud The thaN OF the
nast iaH DAYS clatioued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Thctc is tot CAS-, CT Neurslgia which can
not be a. ot &c teIltv2d BY The use ct Keller
E,man L'aiment. 1T all dug stores. Price
50 C .nL..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-Ja l6 1879 49,
For the Middle Atlantic States falling tsrco:e-
ter, Ior,hea winds and snow, followed by
cooler northwes: winds, rising barometer, cloudy
and clearing weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

%S-A special meeting Of The Relief Hook and
Ladder Go. will ba held TO- morrow (Fridsy)
evening, at o'clock. Business CT extra i'm.
po1tsnce will be transacted, sEd full attend
ance is particularly desired.
jan 1872. W K. DAVIDSON. Soat'y.
TOLLECTOR'S SALE-By virtue of my Of
~ fee, ss Collector of the Northern District OF
AIexanoris. Va, will. at tweve o'clock M,
on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day Of January,
1879. offer for sale By public auction, Gu the
premises, On the east eide Of Union St., between
Princess end Oronoco SITS the folioairg de.
scribed property One FRAME TEN EN- NT
IS by lOJ feet. more o; less; ElGHT WATTS aDd
TWENTY HOGSHEADS, seized rs the prop.
erty of the Fishermen's Association, TO satisfy q
claim Of the city for taxes quo By said Fisher
mems Association, amounting - thirty eight
doll.rs aud six,y-:oVr cents. Tha above de-
scribed teEeme,.l 10 BIZ removed On OF before the
9th day of Jasusrs, 1919. Terms Of sale
cash, ana all ccst to DO borne by the present
oWLo-s. JOdN l. hlLb,
ian 1915. Collector Northern District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

N1jSOLUTICH.
Tie copertnerahip existing be.~een j. Rector
Smco. and John pcrry. under The G.m name OF
SMOOr e PERRY, is this day dissolved By
nut 1sl consent ell indebted to the late hrm
vii! please c,il end settle the same Either
partner Is auth to sign the firm name in
settlement. rhc books OF Smoot s PerrX will
be- ro;lnd ST the Office of Perry, Smoot 8 20.
j. RECrUk SMOOT.
JOHN Penny.
Ja!uary !, lSI9-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

New YORK. jan. 16 Stocks quiet. None.
3s3A Flour quiet Wheat quiet. Corn quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

GKATgSl SEArESl SKATESl american
- Club, Acno, lea King ard Wood Stock
Skstes-a isrGe stock u:t received Dad Tor saIo
low by
Gec 10 jas. ,. CABIN 6 SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

q TWODD'5 COLOGNE, a rem .rksby Gao
Il article, in two sizes, Eslf pin. and trial
TASKS; Coudray's Soap; G4s Tooth Brushes {;
CogGte's Soaps, &C., s..
dec % I, STABILIZE 81 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

DOLL RUTfEh-5G0 lbs Of choice sndms'
II dunn Virginia Ko!l Butte: fog Sale in dif-
ferent size packages BY
dec II W. 4. JOHNSON & co.
pKIME FLUkIDA ORANGES received
L this day, Dece:u Der 3ist, by
doc al q. WM. RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
r e M O v II y .

ENAGONSl WAGONSl WHEELBaH-
W HOW,l WHEELBARRUW el Just
received rice lot Of tho above which wa arc
selling at low prices MCLEAN & UHLEE,
doCl9 101 King street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

Drntnntis pcfsunnH, young
American In roundabout and l.ggin-.
Icrclcd upon ihr fcne. dcvnntinH ii
huge pice. Of nincr pie, and Il fnnld-
cn pf liz. summers, III puninlsits-
looking very wi1hfnlly nj III. goimnn.i
cn tho fsncc. Young America 4
-ny. IL, does your mar max. inince
pies, II she does Ill hei they aIn, NJ
good - my ,nnl'a' Little MI.
1inil.y, Il like miuec rie awful
we'll Young America We'll. now
that's funny. Jur, look here draw
liz quarter ~ plr out III Ill
pocket and l.s bos-, too! Ains my
mar poodf' carefully slowing Il
Awny III his pocket Tint boy ~
father 10 thu man. Who must have
hts cigars ind any other masculine
luxury hls contemplate ~liishncs.
Graves. while his poor Hickly VIII.
must do the work of two woMcr
t"HIrls wnstn more than they earn.
H. says aud for tllc wnnt III ii It'll.
money u purchase Il FEW BOTTLES u
DR.. PIcrar's Fnsorltc Prescription
thu sovereign remedy fsf female dIa
rAaes and Weaknesses, she III literal,
dying by inch.s and all because Il
Tint masculine srliishncss ihnt woul.
not divide The childish luxury viii
htn playmate, mud now inriily fcinsel
lila wife tho luxury OF hcAlth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07
ulfEKiEN.

rirst What II money but me.
ainm ~ exchange
SECOND |. not that medium Of ~,
change Il creation Ut lnw7
Third We're tl,e soldiers Who w-r,
paid In Rrennbuekp and treasury
notes. pnid for their s"rvl.ss. II such
creation II law II not money,
Fourth II only gold II money. VIII.
not hold up on further payments &
the rpacnlatInH bondholdrrr, until
tie soldier. shall have been paii9
Fifth II greenbac kn aIe not mont,
why does tho government owe lh,
bondI,uldrrs. who loaned The govern
nl.ni nothing but grccnhacks. gold
Sixth Who ever saw Il bareback
81 hungry honiilaldrr'
The fever grrenbaeks Ill. II or,
hnIcincka.
"Itmcs arr improving" Annnial
and Sapphiia wrr. visited l.. I'll,
angel ~ death Tor Icing and the -tor,
they told was un,ix.d truth compare,
With the expression times ar I'M
proving
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

What n good fr Ill Individual. ~
Il rule, y good for II community
Mlrt II good for communities. ~ Il
rule. |, IL tic duty ~ the state "a
enact In .nacting a Inv prohibit.
INK III. ~nl" ~ distilled liquors ~ Il
beverage. the Legislature Of Town
adopted nnd acted upon III" axioms
In III. foregoing sentence. ntlirmn
lively. LII rxemptlng beer and wire
fr.m the operation ~ that Inv. thu
du,nInnn, party, II II had any con-
sleti ms upon these questions, bnr.
tetel them away for the German
vote III the State. III Thu way. while
sending Legislators too dishonest am,
demngorlcai e. l.ris'a'" FIR prinei.
pie. thi. question Il annually tran-
fslrei 10 the Incorporated towns ot
III. State. while thr uninroipora,ct'
towns aud Villages. RICH, III their
doors have mn unlimited traffic In
ihrar arfisi.s. Ard thIs deception
n. ! fraud Il part and parcel ~ th'
i'ai ! capital ~ kspubllenn!sm. VI
nre lick II Il mud t!aEusieh with II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07
Original Notice .
In District tours Tor Howard county low
hay brothers, Plaintiff

In district tuurt Tor Howard County Iowa
Lay Brothers, Plaintiff
w. NMy Term
n, 4. kawlee, I w. Dab.
soa. Las II Iu.iun nnl u. lssil
National bunk " Chicago,
Defendants
~ Defendant. Abn,v Namel
You are hereby notified that there IL
now ON fip In III. a'sas ~ tn clerk uf ths
District tour In AM ter tlie ioMniy III
lie~ .rh, statn ~ ia.a. ii petition and
amendment thereto nj d., Iifnihsrs. plain.
.iil aipust named elailAing IT yap the sun
II tine iiunL1sl anl eighteen dollars afil
beneis ont cents All Attefnty
fees. on premlssult bets VI \ ltea
lee. aui d ~ the Foreclosure II II Merhah.
L. lion ~ lsralins 1.pa.e MI nfalAr,
Nj! the iAnaau ~i.ial, ssms arr situated.
tn.~lt. Ths ~ ~ fter ~ Hscii"n -
Te~nshir ~, nngs II, MY-t ~ 'hs .al
III " NJ personal iuiaMshs N ask~
against any Of saId defendant. except n
- N.wiec
/ AMI 1hN unir-s ypn appe II thereto and
dst.Jl hrfpte nom ii thu .ssDnh aty u
thu III ~ terra u the sAi,t e",irt appointed
a. be- held III The teurt lleHsa Ia SID
/ eonnty commencing IN ths i3ih dus ~
May is;J saut letauii Will b. enl~rst
AMI Julgn ii, RENDERED ~, insl ~,
tbsrsoa. n lesari ,nee sish sha m, q
at Il petition.
l IL SMITH.
isli sstY f.r vi tn's'
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lf'hrs fAsi,t ltfani RITA - ratn e. AMI Nellie
Nstmud
MaAn--fn Jcnsin* II wfalsip Niielsi counts
tasn Fstsii1fs sssn MARTA wills ut FLili
Meal aged ataalt ~ esfs
The deceased hal h.en u sesrte
sufferer from raltet,i fs'i many month";
until DENTS iinalis eHlnr ~ llef lief
Sllr usa hstl il Il .tl4a III Nil IT,, ~.
laiis,i,s II ilfc. II fond neither, IT,.
voted VIII. and friend The tiniver.
snl esteem in Witch ~. War he'll
WIS manifested ~ tie lnrpr nnnhel
WIN turned OIL to ~. their inai To-
spe'ct 10 lirr mortal remains. com.
plrtely iillin. III. Congregational
Church NJ lsi..sil'.. III. funeral
lls"a,irs. VIVA preached W. the Hes
j. II Hayward. prs'or 81 the N +
Church. n. Rlprviil.. With thor.
left 70 tic dsfolat,un III home
without wife 81 mother. So stne., Il
rsmpathl~e. Ent word, nrr utrl.f,
- Il paine and desolnt. heart.