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, 1879-08-23

lsAI1lMnHE. Md. Au.. :.!.-FLorn- Active;
Western ,uprrtuc, -. 6issJ. ~; DO extra Sl.7tQ3
l. .'e:. an family, II. IL ,~,.i,3,
CnAtS-Nhaa!-- N.slltu slslrr; W, d: Ncsttsn
, 1879-08-23

|!y martial deetl, IN ollen time,
= Fapiu via Hc'ltcrr''l III ,AttfG CORY:
Hut full III w..sthy ahst sIa'l.ao
The faaIc III wtcA W. nr'trrNs clnr5:,
All fhr -usl, ian!e. MeIi"oH hlrt- tA'Gh cmoa'ln.
t.l.utI's tA:....c.l s!H.:t he:ft III: ! at!!.
, 1879-08-23
ST. TDtftS.

sT. fnt'is. AHg. 90 '-fLn,:n-Qu1es: higher
grndra have declined: t1onbIc extra fall, ss.n5fo
4. Il: .rcnia extra fall s4.3ifA4 III: samy, 81. dU
Gti. hh: cfo!cu IN fancy, Si.0Dift..,;.
HrA1.--WlrAt stsunu and higher At Tho npanlnV,
but decItacd tarlaly. with an nct!ve speculative
md shtpnInR de'ya.a; No. rel full, iii Gt,t+ e
cath; Dill "a Oaac August; MI. .1A5'4r scrtcmhcr
UiIGEh6,sc Octohrr: Nh. do, sa!iGlSSc. Curn
dnll No. mixed. IL '+fa:'1c caah; Bile scp'cm.
Ter: II ,3iNc Octnber; .@1,sc tho year. Oats in*
Attlye and 10 ser: No. I. .1f,.J, ~ caalI: ~
scpten,'et: .a,i6,.sic. oct"bsr; aie:ea':c No
Tmosi.roSs - i'ufk stronger: joaonr. ST. III.
Lard non!nsIlv nncl,nneeI 1T S'.Ui. llnIls tnrats
higher nt 81 s.4Dfhi.GU alu! <4.H0. Bacun ltntr:
clear rtl*. s.. ,;1aa. i. a.,.
1tEcEirra- -Elnllr. 1000 Iris: wtseat. 1ns, nD1
hu: curn. :i5,lrt, hu; ualt, 0,G00 bu; rye, 900
1u: inrlcy, l, U30 Au.
SntrNESTH--Iflnus, II, 900 hf1s; wheat, ti, ono
i'N corn. lo.o-o til; uats, =, ,0o0 bu: r1c. none;
barley. nut1c. 80
, 1879-08-23

sIiEEp-*rbcrs was qutai and casy rfarket.
rhc supply rna Hr,nll hut qullt runar to the &C..
u,anl, witch tNn AiI sstircts Hight. Wc al1utt
NOM to tnf"rr,on nt 81 Gf:t 90; ,lt,ltn ut S,.a0
al.l0; ulLt gNutl to cl10tcc Vi 81. .GUGi l.ab
, 1879-08-23

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 22. Fioun- Quiet and
noilllnni.
GnAlx-Whcat opened drn,; advanced tic: closed
dull: No. l Milwaukee harh, D7"; M. Mflwau-
kce, 0.ssc: No. =. Ole: August. old. SHic; Sep
tcmoer. 6:nc; Octobcr. Hsc: NJ. .! 7nGtS!c; No.
i, 73Sl75c; rojcctud tIBGy70c. Corn fr,n; No. :.
:.sic Oats lr,acr; No. =. .a'.c. I1y" III far de-
n,anl and higher; So.l. 49'lc. Barley stronger;
So.* sprine. new. Scnemoer. 74c: tlctoscs. iu'.c.
PnnytsT1Ns-t}uftt and s1sv. Ma.a purk u!ct; !;
IS. 10 casl1. rrl.nr stoam larIl So 10.
FnEtuHTs-Wbeut tn illIf1al0. II sc.
IscEirra-F!our. ., tt]0 nrs wheat. II. n0O bu.
Su1rAESTs-fluur. u. u01 urls; whcat, II. G0J bu.
, 1879-08-23

PROPOSALS.
NOTICE
TO
PAP ER DEALERS


STATE 1F w1SCnNsfS, l..
0fFIrE nF srrEETAKr nt STATE.
stA1r! rrnpo'sIt viii he received Ivy tht Commission.
ers Of Public I'rntIhH nj the Urt Of the sccretsfY Of
state, In the Eiffl n MnIlsn n In II III. nt Tcahcs.
dar. tht I'd If prntcml~r. ll7 for fntpttng pn Dir.
llsrrfnE Il. iald Capitol. free ut all clsrcp.. br.
fore thu : day u September. 1871 tbs paper herein.
aftrf drsr9Lc. fnr te of thu stat OF Wfconstn.
said PAPER |, 10 he purchased IN accordance With tic
pr0vlslnrs nfstrciions ~. 3tt. M, :nA sf, a1o.
t anu zig II tile iCy!aed StAtGtrS Ut Wisrnns. AMI
Will he divided lhto two Gilasr, which be lid for
eeFarntpiy.
Fslni" sui "Bouk" parcr. anl the frrond cla.a will
consist Ut sMc iii" paper will ls urcatArY In
cuttI. tbs ub Printing and lauk work required by the
Ht&tG, to. %t;
, 1879-08-23
It04'['f}Ns

Rosroy. Stasa.. Aug. a2.-FLorn-Qnict; Wctt-
crn suucsfnc. s 50G1i 10: common rxt.as, 81. III
G34.50; Wisconsin oxtra, S.. ..,G1:,. ; Mtnhnao.
tn do, 81. 7163 G.10; winter Wfra.r, th,n md
Mchlean ST. o0f1 8. 50: tt!trois and 1udaua S.. on
G3".1D: Ai,uuesota patent process winter wleats,
81. DOGT.n:.
t,nAGy-Corn steady; msc,l and yellow. E0f1
lyr. B7fb7,c.
REcE!rrs-Ficur, 5000 hrls; corn, ~, 900 bu;
whcai. 20. 900 bu.
sulr4Es7-Flour.5 t. coo bris; wheat, 80, 900 bl.
, 1879-08-23

t.4oo Yeans sized and supe5 caiendrrcl Eouk Paper.
.s1N inches. weighing G1 ruun,l* per sram.
In rca.ns stzed nhh supcr.carn.erch tlonk rapcr.
21x33 inches. weighing 10 pnt:.ads ~ t,r rtp.n.
30 rtnins f'rtnt PAPER. .oxI8 inches. weighing 10
POUNDS tu luc rcun
, 1879-08-23

Tile following wcrc Tho arrivals m! actuai istl'
fngs ut tns port fnr tue twenty four hours ending
VI IL clock lalt night:
, 1879-08-23

'liaty exert sundays. 1ua!ly except Saturdays.
*uay except Mondays.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE L st. PAUL, RAILWAY
Un!vn ncpnt. ri,sn"r Nulaon mt. Eaual.sts. Ttckst
Nltc. rl south Clarls.Bt. AID at acpot.
, 1879-08-23

t..lt ( 4. Palace Dining. Carl and Pullman i6.wco
Sleeping Cara bet ChlLago and U1l1na on tbs
fnc!lt ExprekA
CHICAGO, ROCK IsLAND l. PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ucptt. eart,cr nj Wi; lturrn aad sscrmau.au. CITY
T.cIt: nhlc.. 81 CIaEs-s.., Sherman ltoIsc.
, 1879-08-23

CHIChAt, BURLINGTON Il uUINTY RAILR1t1
I,rpptf fnt uf IE.r.tt. inn..1nf. nAd Slxtcththst
and GAnnf aIa ttxtcGathhta. Ticket Ocea ~ Clark
Vt. ald ~ LgpDfA.
, 1879-08-23

Leave. I ATtTc.
Davenport Exrscs1.:.... 7:SO ml' 7:d1 pm
tlah1 s,lfl'ss ,,.,, s1fIU nj $40
LrssenWDEt L AtchfAon E3pr sItlhp m|' a.i1 M
1rru Acc1HIIu 3atNa. 6ak mi atU:40 III
HlEs ExFtr1h tjGu0 pm!t C..0 4 ID
, 1879-08-23

1'ulfnin Hotel Gar. rim through Irtwssn CHI
rnEn anI council Huff. TN tic tr1tn lcArfnr CatczTp
at lflHt}a, H.
Nonl1ler toad tilns rnnaa or aay oshcr form 1t
hHfcl cafl Nrs- 1T EhtFa4u.
n-Darut r0rI,er OF Wells tnt Kfnzia.AtL
t-Dsnut gtsuet uf Canal and ktnkte.1kA
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-20
use of a receipt.

In certain city there lives lawyer,
crafty, subtle, and cute as fox. An In
dian of the Choctaw tribe, Kiser by name,
owed him some money. The lawyer had
waited long for the tin. His patience at
last gave way and he threatened the In
dian with lawsuits, processes and exc
cutions. The poor Choctaw got scared,
and finally brought the money to his
creditor. He waited for the lawyer to
give him receipt.
"Whatare you waiting forg" said the
lawyer.
"Reeeipt," said the Indian.
GA receiptp' said the lawyer, ga re-
ceiptI What do you know about re-
ceiptP Can You understand the nature
of receipt Tell me the use of one, and
1 will give it to you"
The Indian looked at Linn moment'
and then said;
"S'pose maybe me die; me go to heben
me find de gate locked; me see de Apos-
tie Peter; he says, 'Kiser, what do you
rontp, Me saw, swant to get in.' He
saw You good man?' Me say, yes
He saw. you pay Mr.. A. that money !
What me do? 1 hab no receipt. Hab tc
hnnt all ober hell to find you"
He rot his receipt.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-20

Yeas--Messrs. Alexander. Baker. .Bovce.
Conkright, Cowgirl, Dawson, Dow. Ed
wards, Elliott, Eylar, Fenton, Forsvtbe-
Foster, Greene, Harmon, Herrick, Hitch
cock, Kellogg, Kerr, Leggett, Levering,
Luccock, Mack, Morrey, Oglevee, Perkins,
Quinby, Reed of Trumbull, Sage, Scott,
Smead, Stubbs, Sullivan of Miami, Thorp,
Townsend, Tyler of Licking, Wales, Was
son, Williamson.
Nays-Messrs. Achaur, Bloom, Boil,
Brown of Hamilton, Brown of Putnam !,
Bull, Carpenter, Carter, Clough, Covert,
Crosley, Dodds, Ellis, Groschner, Hardy
of Coshocton, Hardy of Defiance, Hart,
Hayman, Hume, Jessup, johnson, Kim
per, Loder, Lovelaee, Maury, Mccoy of
Lawrence, Mccoy of Wayne, Poe, Rimer,
Seifert, Sextro, Sheets, Sullivan of Ham,
ilton, Swain, Trovinger, Turner, Tyler
of Wyandot, Van Cleaf, Washburn, White,
Williams, Worley, Wright, Speaker.
Mr.. Stubbs, who had voted in the mega
tive, moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was lost. The motion was
disagreed to-yeas Al, nays Al. The
changes from the preceding vote were
that Messrs. Carpenter, DOdds. Stubbs
and Dempey voted in the Affirmative
Messrs. Eylar, Covert and Hayman did
not vote and Mr.. Booth voted in the mega
tive
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-20
Who Rules?

Fashion rules the world, and a most
tyrannical mistress she is--compelling
people to submit to the most inconvenient
things imaginable for her sake.
She pinches our feet with tight shoes,
or chokes US with tight neckerchief, or
squeezes the breath out of our body by
tight lacing.
She makes people set up by night,
when they ought to be in bed; and keeps
them in bed in the morning, when they
ought to be up and doing.
She makes it vulgar to wait on ones
self, and genteeI to lie idle and useless.
She makes people visitwhen they hat
rather stay at home, eat when they are
not hungry, and drink when they are no
thirsty.
She invades our pleasures and inter
rupts our business.
She compels people to dress gail!
whether agreeable to the Word of God o
the dictates of pride.
She ruins health and produces sickness
destroys life and occasions prematur
death.
She makes fools of parents, invalids c
; children, and servants of all.
She is a tormentor of conscience, d'
spoiler of morality, and an enemy of re
/ ligion, and no one can be her companio
t and enjoy either.
q She is despot of the highest grad
full of intrigue and cunning, and yet hu
e bands, wives, fathers, mothers, son
daughters, and servants, black aud whit
e have voluntarily become her obediel
o subjects and slaves, and vie with ones
other to see who will be the most obs
l. quious.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-20

wD1. DIrnLIKANSe son.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-20

The most exquisite pleasure is derived
from DIR. Prices Unique Perfumes. His
Alista Bouquet, Sweet Glover, Ladies'
lFavorite. and other handkerchief odors,
ore nc fraqrant and natural as the flowers
from which they are made. They are
truly delightful.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-20

Queen Victoria, it is rumored, has ex-
pressed a strong wish to see Canada, and
the Prince of Wales is encouraging her to
visit that country and the United States.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-20
AFTERNOON SESSION,

The House resumed consideration of
the Local Option bill, and Mr.. Townsend
having finished his speech in favor of the
measure, Mr.. Sextro spoke in opposition,
after which the vote was taken on the
amendment offered yesterday by Mr.. Bohl,
and the amendment Qimiting the opera
tions of the bill to Clinton county, was
disagreed to-yeas 16, nays A.
Mr.. SeXtro moved to amend the bill Dy
inserting a clause to permit vote on tax
ing the sale of liquors. Disagreed TO,
The question then being on the passage
/ of the bill, the vote resulted-yeas 81
: nays A.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-20
,ERMs.S2.OOP Per Year in Advance,
OFFIC H
Masonic Directory for Fayette County,
ohio, for the Year 1879.
rArErrE LopeE. 80. lo7, r.AA.n

FAYErTE LODGE, No. lVfs =. & A. NJ
OFFICERs:-C 5. Snyder, W. II; 7. J. Liz ds y {,
S. W; II. L. Browne, j. w; ID. Furtwanger
Treasurer; b. H. BIillikan. Sec'y; NJ. Z. Hard,
s. D.; NJ. Barclay, J. D.: o. I. Cunning, VIM.
II. Hammer. stewards; j. l.. Miliikans Tylers
Mills Gardner Mast. Ger: r. A. Robinson, Or
ganist; j. p. Patterson. Chaplain Prudentiai y
COmmittee-D. Furtwangler, LebulOn smith, L.
Millikan.
FAYETTE CHATTER NO 10s, ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs'
OFFtCERs: H l. Robinson, High Priest; p
FurtwangIeF King; ZebulOn Smith, SeriDei u
S. CreaE6er, =. $; n. +. Hard, g. h n. n. II r.
Browne. K. A. c.: y. IS. Snyder, g. n. - = u.
ID. PurselE q. N. zd "; M. Barclay, 1- y, ~ ;
W. G. TanEey. Treasurer; r. MaAilkan, 9eehe1Afy ;
J. J.. Millikan, Guard.
Ely CoMMAHDERY no. q, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
OFFIcERs -. w. Woods, Eminent Commander;
] B Hudson. GeneralissimO; II. II. Beeson, Cap
tain General: Mills Gardner, Brelates ii. f.
Browne s. w; Af. j.. Hard, J. W; Milo Rock
we'll Standard Bearer; c. s. Snyder, sword Bear
er: n. D. PnrseI, Warder; D. twangler,
Treasurer; n. ]. Lindsey, Secretary; j. L. MILL
kan, Sentinel.
BLOOMNGBURG LODGE 10. 449, P. & A. n.
OFFICERs:-A. B. ElIfotk W. NJ; William Clark,
S. W.; Vim. NJ. Jones, }. w; j. NJ. Mccoy, Secre-
taFy; Henry Casey, Treasureri Chas. steubey SD
Stewards; ,. NJ Adams, Chrplain; L. Delenger,
Tyler. Prudential COmmittee-D. NJ. Hays, JOhn
w. Rodgers, Harry Crow.
JERFEEsONvILLE LODGE 40. 46s, P. AN.
CFFICERs u. W. Roebuck, W. NJ; G. L. Bush,
s. WILT. Lott, j. w; G, W. Gray. Treasurer
o. v. Gfeamer. Secretary; l. 4. Blister, ). Di Z.
4. Afarshali, j. p; Urban Hidy, George Miller;
Stewards; Abel Armstrong, Chaplain; VIM. Wood,
Tyler.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02

Remarkable electric storms are xai,l
70 occur on tho summit Of Pixies pcnk.
Little thunder accompanies them, but
tho whole mountain seems ID bc on tire
and tho top one sheet ~ flame. Elcc-
tricity comes ont of every rock. and
darta htrs and there with indcscrihahlo
radiance. An observer says that II
played around him continuously, shot
down his hack, glanced ont oi his feet,
anil 10 completely fillcd him That hc hc-
came charged like y Lrydcn iar. lie
conld moi retain hin foothold; NJ bound
cd aud rrhomn,lcd from tho rocks aftcr
The manner u "a IndiM.rnhl,cr hall; Iii
fclt ~ though powerful battery were
throhhing through hix frame: AMI, fear
Ing consequences, he hurried into tho
signal station.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02

Secretary Schurx somc timo ego
rulel that railroad lands mortgAgsd, hmt not
sold, within thr~s ycars after TIM completion oi
thc rcAAs woss MOI within Tho meaning u No
phtyse -or otherwise disposesl Of and Acncs
wero ol,ca V pro-enapsion BY settlers. Tho iu-
prcme Court has just decided tho contrary. do
crecing that tho title 10 shosc lanla IL In tho
railroad comranica Tho dcciaion Involves tho
titic 10 millim,a of acres of railroad lAndA
A Washington dispatch sAya that
Senator John A. Logan has bsen chalisuGesiio
mor.sl combat by W. H. Lowe. . 0rsenhAaA
Congressman from Alabama. Tho trouble
grew out Of statement of Inwe 10 the effect
that Logan. IN isAi. raised recruits Tor tho Con-
s@lorass service. Logan Will pay no attention
10 tho chsllsngo'
Tho President hes iasued 4 pfoclams.
ton warning squa'ters agaI,ss sotulng upon
tho lands In tho Indian Territory.
Tho row between Senator logan, Of
Illinois, aud Congressman lowe. Of AiatAmA,
canscd something OF seasation a. WaAhlngtols.
II grow ont OF IN interview betwmu Lowe aud
plsiabursh reporter, In which uss former said
that Logan aided In raising recruits for the
ConfcdorAies y ths beginning os tho late war.
Logan gAvc publicity 10 card char.
ActeFtxing the abatement - "fslas and slAu.lor.
oMs." Lowe ihsrsnpon addressed tAe lllnns
SENATOR nosc asking him wLs,har Tho woris
@fAlse and slAa,lcronas wsre applied 10 him
Resolving no reply, SECOND noto Va axldr~ssd
10 Logan, again demanding an explanation.
Ntiil no AMawrr Thcn third note WAS sens hy
shc Alabama UongrssmAn. demanding 'hns hc.
Logan, name some place ont VI tho District AZ
Columbia where Anothsr communication
would reach him. This. of course. inspll~l
that Z challenge u mortal combat Ma
tho mcxt thing N ordor. Thls nosc wAs ircA.ed
IN Tho Same manner ~ tho two preceding ones.
wi,h silent contempt Then thu isase In~e
coms~ out In the newspapers With card N
which. aftcr givtn. tho noias he hAd addrcA~~i
70 Logan, hc Tvs; Thus GUIDED this one.
sided cosrcspons.ncc which explains strclf Il
needs lisile nr no comment from me. Iwill moi
brand John a. Logan ~ = iiAr. for hs n ! san-
aiov of lilo unl1sal ntAteH. ! viii not post HIM
~ scDnndrsl and pol'roon. for that wonld ~
N viOlAtlon of local statutes, but do publish
him ~ ono who knows how ~ iHHnls, hni mot
ho~ IL satisfy. gentleman, and invoke upon
him tl.s judgment of honorable man u tho
sommuaiiy.s Thus the nselor rssls - tAls
~ri.inH AZ Washington u " mt believed ,he
AFFAIR viii 60 Any farther. - Lowe u sAtisfcl
with hin card, and Logan Expresses indifference
- 70 how many cards rAy - written,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02

Maria Uillett, aged SO years. died NJ
tho Shakers, Saturday evening. after a
very short illness, produced. II In
thought, by tho bite Of \ spider nearly
two weeks since. She VIA the grand.
niece II Gen, Ethan Allen, her grand.
father being brother If the
hero II Tconderoga, and served ns u
Captain under him. II In singular 10
relate. hut she retained tho Allen
mark, having been born with six fingers.
tho surplus member being removed in
her infancy: and her children, III which
she reared two, also b0re the unmisi,lk.
al,lc family feature when infants. She
has been stanch and faithful member
Of the Shaker community for finy
years. Albany Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02
nsscxaaAsSsv1 ss.sA~snaA

1hs ar~aA a tls~. JrAA 4. nss -
rnsvs#l n - ss~sA~u<s n N4~ fTs< ~ - -
saM n Af~sa tsvN ~ - trs~ u -
r~s~e. n ", b~Nn is~ - ~~&~A ~
sssry III t@s#. tns f~~sxr~A II i~1s~. ss~es~A ~
~ ~. aaunsgarA - - ~ ii ass ~ -.
4l~<s~a - - k~~ ~ Asassaals = - -
nsAA~ namAAx 1Aas&x~r~a ~ - s4es1&Fvt
s~SsA u nneA Ns1ukas " axsa. ~@s Aty~ss~srl
As~a1rr1 .XmD1&k n Nv tsds~A ssas~ y
kx~ foA slst. NJ Nj i~a~ ~ss rssAr is~srs~s
W. " l~~~ma~t. fsa ~ ~&s sI.tssns~s
rsv~sA%sa H~ras&aaMs nssrvssrt " NM 1svAsns,
III ra.rs II iIa~~si uuAA III MAs, lssi, ~ ~Ai
commissioned MAgea uenerAl N t'nisea Nsaasa
vrl~nss~r~. assA sal~eansnsi, r~~ssv~a the T.ssss
fshA HI sfae ssvwiss Asms ~ ~as stl~sns~d
Minister W rNrs@ III i~sk ana N t~sa el.ssA'
tscyesnnr IN Ns~ iarA w ~ss sfsan nssaasn
akd In issa. And drFs~ssa i, nisis~A Tasi'
enl~l iii. political rarv ite hss @sa'-shasea
" muml~r III irnrrsAis anil published ~seaAl
wcsAa of late ~ AAa hv~i In rstrvMeus
Visible supply of grain = the Mates
aud Canada, Wheat u. iss .ssn bn~iea-, a.ssss,
np la~Aels IL eorn. .,lsn.0r ha.lels ~ oats
l,ucl,ssu hnrhrlr ~ rse. anil ..'sA.ns, imshvls
~ harley.
White settlers arc cmigrating to The
Intiian Territory by tiae thousands
Members III the National Board III
Health hare received information that tws
cAses of yellow fever have -nececlesl IN pAs~lnr
The quarantine At As~ ufleans.
April returns 10 tho Department oi
Agriculture. u Mashlnsson. show thai tho acre
ago of wiuter wheat Ia about u per rent,
grcaser than Last year. The wheat in the ground
taken ~ whole. IL about sper cont below The
average The crpp In some rcc,ians wAs nm
fAvorahly affected by fall drnnshs, and h
others BY The absence Of rnow during the cx.
srense winter cold With average growing con.
ditinns. however, II viii make very large crop
of winter wheat nys has fallen on about !
per cen. In acreage, and Ia about | per cont
below tho average
Bishop Edward II. Amea, Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. diesl In baltimore
on The .s,h Of April, ased "A Years, after pro
irActci illne~A
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02
Dou1srIc 1lsrzx1loz,sC1

August Belmont, tho wcll.known New
York lMnkcr, waa thrown from hls carriage
The osbsr day, and seriously injured.
Three children OF Oliver stout wors
burned 10 death 1t rsnobscoi, Pa, By . lAsnt
N thcir bedroom exploding
\ remarkable murder trial has lust
bern eonduhpd a I1cbAass IN. M nsn wor,
phccd On tlisi fbs tho nurdss oe ~ ald man I.
obtain tho Insurance on his Mo. All Of thcu
wero srvtctst nd seasasspl TO bc hanged
A Boston Dispatch says the I4aconis
National bank, OF IAeoniA, N. H., was easrre.
by burglars, aud notes. bonds AMI mome,
representing upward Of sIA.ooo werc tskcu
Away.
Tho ass whieh was agfcsd upon by
0sa Butler and Ccngrrssmsn ChisHnsien h
~ The validity Of tho reIs~mc of tho United
HsAtcs legal tender notes In tlmc OF psAco 10 IA
hs tried before Judge nlAtchford. In tho Unite,
lssates Clrcui. Ooar u New Yorh, and viii
probably b. rcsched In month.
Ex.Judgc George Barnard. OF Che
Nsv lork supreme Conrh II doAd
UoutA.
6cyen hundred Tsnncsscc moon.
sliners appeared before tho United Ntate~ cir
emit Court u Nashvilie, last work, and o. opt
ID tho amnesty oscrcd BY Atty. uen. Dcvcns.
Thsy Axrco " 70 and sIn no moro.
A convention of colored people has
Just boon held IN Now OrieAnA 4 report -.
adopted stating lhA. an emigration society wsa
organised N tho parish u CAAdo. In August,
is7@, whlch sIt,ily spread through tho UtAsc,
and NOW numbers - tAo rolls w, IN names ~
man, women and chilsirsn Hixsy. .nine thousand
AFe Fssldsnts 81 louisiana. TIM caMac oe thlm
emigration h Tho facs u,At ncxro~s Ars charged
rental os ei0 ~ acrc Tor land, ~ pss anun,n
for tho hIrc u mule. - ccnts pr pound for
pork, and that lhcse pAymcnia Are secured hy !
liam On Nis cr0pA lAfe III Louisiana under ilc~c
circumstances simply means perpetual dcht or
starvation, and hencc they have concluded 10
lsAvs ths 6sAse and appeal 70 tho country 70 -
siss ahsm In lhclr exodus"
i y reported that thu emigration
fsvsr hsa rsachod ths sugar parishes. and thAs
tho ncGr0ss Are leaving Ia sucA numbcr~ o. 10
sxctss ~ mast scrtoss Appschsnsinns reGard-
tng slss sugar crop
4 Charleston q. O. disratch says
That ~ TraAsurer cArdoxo and cx-Congrc+s
man HmAlls, convicted u bribery. have bUcn
rardeaed BY Gov. simpson
The region of Cor~icana. Texas. waa
visited. The osl,sr day, hy ono ~ Tho most icr.
riilc rain storms svcr Witnessed III twenty
ssvss hours W iuchss " rein tcll Dridsss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02

There has been wide opposition NV
millcrs 1T Tho WcAt 20 tho Introduction
~ tho improved moving. machines
which hind as we'll ~ ont lhc grain. for
tho reason that hits ol thc wire thread
used for tho binding nnavoidably got
mixed Ia tho wheat and seriously In
jnrcd the grinding machinery. This
objection hAx now, however. been entire.
" overcome hy "a ingenious arrange
mont 81 magnets which take MP all tho
wire and other hits ~ metal d. tho
whca. lasscs through slr trough 70 tho
mill.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02

There IA ia the island 81 Cyprus 4
Journal called the Cyprus that IN con-
Quoted IN queer way. II II In charge
III two editors. one M Engliahman and
one Greek. The i.aglish editor does
not understand tin Greek language.
though the Greek understands tlo En.
glish. Thcy have opposite political
opinions. The Englishman writes
articles favorable 10 the English policy,
and the ireek editor puts them into
Greek, hut Ut the same time he print,
his own articles attacking tho new En-.
glish maelers ~ TIN ancient tiraek
ialand. -. Z. - s.'''
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