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The New York herald., 1879-12-12
IRELAND AND PARNELL.

AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS OPINION ABOUT THE
PRESENT LAND AGITATION. IN IRELAND AND
ABOUT THE AGITAToR.
Philadelphia Ledger:-"Sir George Bowyer. home
rule member for Wexford. has written a forcible
letter. which is really manifesto. to the Irish
ple declining to follow the lead of Mr. Parnell. be-
cause he sir George will not lend himself to deude
and mis)ead the people The plain truths OF the
letter may not be acceptable the war cry stick
to the homestead and the land. and pay no rent at
all; put they take into account. which Mr. Parnell
apparently does not, what is to come OF all this talk
If the Irish peasantry act upon it. 1t means civil
war. II means the instant conversion of all govern
ment schemes-Tslow In coming as they are-for re-
lieving the widespread distress in Ireland into ths
equipment OF so many regiments an the strengthens
ing OF the garrisons through the iufamed counties
Ireland needs now in some districts. and will
be in greater need of food and provision against dis
tress Relief funds and government work already
called for. With short potato crop. poor at that.
and tho wet season throughout the summer making
peat fuel scarce it is time for best thought to avert
the want aud suffering"
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
PRACTICALLY SOCIALISTS.

Providence (R. ~ Journal:-"It does not naatter
that the Irish agitators and their followers by
no means socialists. and would repudiate any con-
nection with the infdel and radical party on the
continent that goes by that name. The practical
purpose Of their movement 10 in the direction.
although they may have no more knowledge or
respect for the doctrines Of Karl Marx and Lasnlle
landlords ut the beginning of the French Revolution,
had for Rousseau and the Rights Of Man.. To admtt
their practical demand ts to admit the whole theory,
and the deprivation OF the Duke OF Leinster of his
estates in behalf of peasant proprietary would be
logically followed by the same process in regard to
the Duke Of Devonshire in England"
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
EMIGRATION THE TRUE REMEDY.

New Orleans (La.) Democrdt-"The truest kind
ness, therefore, that be shown the suffering
people of Ireland is not to send them money to fight
the English government. not to encourage them in
uitless and hopeless revolution but to assist them
pecuniarily to come over to this country; to form
emigration societies here and SEND money and In.
formation to those who wish to come. We have
many wealthy aud generous Irshmen in New Orleanl
who sympathize most deeply with their oppressed
countrymen. Why do they not form association
to be called the Irish Relief Association the object
Of which would be to assist families to come ia
Louisiana? Such association could do vast
amount OF good. not alone to the Irish people, but
to Louissna We have thousands OF rich acres lying
idle that could be had almost for the asking our
planters are in need of laborers and IL the Kansas
movement sets in again they may give employment
to thousands of Irish farmers. We should like to
see soae such movepent started and believe IL
would be productive Of vast amount of good"
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
rHnowrNa MONEY AWAY.

Indianapolis (Ind.) Journalistic mighe be. and
probably would be. money thrown away for Irish
Americans to contribute to the maintenance OF tho
agitation in Ireland. The government is sure I'd
suppress all disturbances. and any assistance thai
may be sent to the agitators from this side Of tho
ocean will be Of little or no avail"
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
NOT CENT Ton pot1r1cA1 AGITATION.

NOT CENT FOE foIITICAL AGITATION.
Philadephia tPal TslegrapA:-"Mf Parnell is an
earnest man. most probably patriotic one.
having no other end than the good of his
country to serve; but IL 20 his present efforts
are misdrected. When he comes here let him be
nobly welcomed: more than that, let him be cener-
ously given to send homo to his suffering fellow
countrymen fit evidence of our peoples sympathy
with them. expressed not in words. but in money in
But not cent to keep up fatal political agitation
which needs only indscreet act to change 1t into
revolution. slaughter aud defeat. The wrongs Of
Ireland have cried out SO loudly for redress that
they must be heard and rghted; but they will bl
righted by revolution. Their way of redress iiea
through indignant public sentiment beating upon
Parliansent aud they can wait while longer for it.
What they cannot wait longer for Is food and that.
brothers. sisters and friends here should and will
send Them but the demand for means to wrest
dress from England by force should not be COM,
tributed. for II granted it would lead to greater
evils than Ireland now suffers"
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
A REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT.

Boston Epenlng Trapeticr:-''Every Irish movement
has revolutionary tendency. and Mr.. Parnell il
almost much u revolutionary leader as Smith
O'Brien was in the last generation and it would not
be surprising were he to meet with Mr.. OBriens
fate" .n tf'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-29
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of Works, Hum
boldt county Nevada
NOTICE There are delinquent, upon the
following described stock, on account Of assess
nIent No. 10, levied on the 20 day Of May, 1879,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-29
POsTPONEs.EsT.

The sale of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company is hereby postponed untii
MONDAY, October goth, 1879, at the same
hour and place. BY order OF the Board Of
Directors.
ABRAHAM HALsEY, Secretary
iy24-tds
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-29
POsTPONEMEST.

The sale Of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, August Fl, 1879, at the same hour
and place. BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-29

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the goth day Of
May, 1879, so many shares Of each parcel Of
public auction at the office OF the company, No
3l2 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali.
fornia Oh TUESDAY, the 22d day of JULY,
1879, at the hour of 2 clock ?. NJ. Of said day,
TO pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
sale. ABRAHAM HALSEY,
Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-29

Sealed proposals will be received by the See
rotary of the Humboldt District A. NJ. 4 NJ
Society until October lst, 1872 for bars, restaur-
ant fruit stands, lee cream stands, and pool
stand ~ the Fair Grounds fhe Society re.
serve the right to reject any and all bids
Address proposals, FERD RfED,
Secretary H. d. A. NJ. Il N. s., Wnnemucea,
Nevada. auIJ.td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-29
STOCK FOR SALE.

%O,sEtxB SHARES of the CAPITAL
stock Of che Silver Bill Mining Company set
apart by the Trustees for working purposes
is offered for sale at bedrock, prices For term
apply to A. j. SHEPARD ors. j. BoNsiFlELD JR.
ap2l-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-29

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LADIES ATTENTION,
has Just Bon rece Ia'' tllry Coed.
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WI,
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White ard GclaFed sIanneIs. Ok
yard upward '"~
New Stvle Dress Goods AZ 70 =
GEMS per yard. y sndS
pei !"fd'
Di"eh a =, satihs, at % cents 81. and
- - '"'u'
- 1'
a spienc,id stock stock Of sheeting, TabA Linen
40 cents pair. "AA only
v.... ,,;,r e,,,y a ,s.t...
to send Tor sample, befors. nus'sa' aa'aslage
ft.l stock. Pfonli,t attention ~ i1 j. utf
no matter how small. y Nae's-
e.,.,.., 4.......s
., 1''p ''s Vi WY U'''i ip'iSh sehs On 4IR
Ee;no SOLE Aes,,t ~, n.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

Immediately Aftef thH reading NJ the Journal
~ Msndas, l~e 4, IN tbs Hehsts, M ysntIsees ~
iafsti y rs#nilun declaring thsi Tie ksnssa had
h.sfs With datp rsRsi w. ps"irsiiiuh NJ tAe ifs
Isni sHd ths krsnissy IN ths TreAsayy. In tInlr
isf~a#sss. ~ ihanaafsl4 i ne~ And u.lt all4A
far nnAn.isl agitation sHd tha a4sifnetlpH ~
'h, unss nssssswy currency nsx III slrr,
ls'sa' AMd lhss NJ iMssssss NJ th~ eo.n.
~ ,sIHltA The ifrs ana uniihtii*A s"lHsxs
IS f.h s.il Ahh Silstf .H f.naIilans u .s#at
.IA'itY shd IRA II - ai'e lAN n sire nuAnaist
HI rr.anh4eks IN circulation. snd ii preserve
ihelf lsteii@ndsr .gnsiItt mnYsessiet~A aud
ut!Mrslrsa - u legal effect lsla ~ ~ tslis,
hs snlird W hereafter Massfs. te.t. klsa saud
!, WMhes Srs~ appointed I" - epevsle With shs
@ r. .ss.s. % ., ''ss.s''s a.. .. ~ 'ss.s.' X. n Z
la,lfhaA - I marx NJ sesrsst les ihe aee.ssed.
MIs.niseaaf~di W. NJ. t'ssidseh. Iaspssslhn ils
Vic hatl ,ivsri ~ NJ Teller. gslaU,ihs ihs lie
'.. w. ..,a a.e as.ssds " MT mss, y .s.s.a Z.
HessIs@ve II rnhle Msn~ys~k. i. haeseu II
~ 4 ssslasw, Mich. aeesne u. FelsvsH. Isslsst'.
Falls. AlhH.i ThaMs4 n. rr~sshsiis tpntaih Mlnh.
Paul {. HlsliAs,. Gseetstnp, MINI ttsl.rl Il. liar
,'htsvn ik.'sles, neb, iisxsslefs n tie Land ~
naeA~assL, Nsr,h pis,ss. S.s. !. II ~ ila''ss,
WI VI n N MlAsnust. aMenhfed Nv Assill III ~
flsaRsaa Afffua M lay, sisd unarsd fnsuiHiitl. III
,s*l efi. Nl!eh we're. Ad0Iisl. xHd Ms@.ts. 1iars
MHsfss1Ms I'LL lihaAaM. Chalmers. t.itihss saH
fun ~. Adjourned.
NJ l,sysrJ. fvo,n she kcns.s rinsnae rum
niiissas ~ sisa pth inst ssea,nsns,dsa M Ininy
Mite ppssvsiiHiasat VI bills los IN iassrtAavA ii
sabsidiAy silver sots ssA ~ NJ IssAs u oiv.ee,
w ktstssst bss1s ~ W esssess u tsssless
= sseese9. seamsstseeea Gsea - 49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

DR.. PEBBLES. the lecturer. tnss tllat lle
RECENTLY saw .aIt sttcwn on lie ,ioor
sieps III Now Orleans. III asked wl,at
II meant. and The reply wNs !" II IL
eonseeTAted salt, ~ ward IN tho ~.
ni0ntas charms III tlr vo,d0ns. There
sre aO.OlO III them III New UrIeana. md
they work magic, rul sl,clDA IA, people.
produce bad luck, AMI even Heath, !"
III male some InyeaiiRa,ion III tlc .,,l,.
jert. and among thc profnssrd voudo.
priests whom he found wa- Nj plt, odd.
ly.lalooei ncgro. called Dr. Jahn.
!" 1hIa man." hc says. Ipii Africa hi
itss,. H. confessed n having had
twenty wives. Previous IL thu eivii
wAr lie w. ricll, owning II one tlms
nifty slaves. Many prominent mef III
ths South l,sA faith In bis magical
powers. Much ,nen NJ Bitdrll anil lien.
lIsaatesMrl used 81 consult him. Wl,eh
ignorant people came, he used cards
Nnd crystals btit with tlle higher ela&srs
liz Ain,rly employed hiH sprOnd.sigIlt !
elit making ~ times startling revrtH.
Items Dr. i'rcblr@ d.~criln how he
visited v0ud0n canp. where n.9rues
slNMerd aud cliKntvh around 4 raeud
serpent. aud boiled the rlav@ N bifdr,
thu scales III h~i,. iIir lrngs III Snakes
md other things for charms. Hs IA !.
HpititnaIiHt, Hnd belItyeH Tint von.lutl.
Ism Il 4 low firm ~ spiritual mani.
fusinttOn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

Hon. 4. N. Lay, Representative IL,
nongras~ from sh0 seventh dl~srtes ~ Missouri,
dIed sndd~aly ~ Washington iass vssl, of
paralysis.
senator Jones. u Nevada, ii docket.
nj fpr ldg spasch IN opposition ID Tim ~.
ilonal- banking syatsm
Tho Cabinet, NJ Il meeting linld last
veeh. concluded 10 grant Tho request of the
ties that The savAsss engaged In ,ie White
river massacre should bs triad ouiel 10 Ut Color.
ada. uehs Adams and Hasch wsse ii ouea
notified of this decision. and ordered 10 eom.
mnnlesis II 10 Unrsy,
Tnk President has rendered IN Hen.
Aior Edmn,.da, M Vermont. seai On Tho
liefel ~ the H,ipscmo Court wi.ennyer I'm
resignation ~ Judga HINT. NJ Nes fnrk, rhsII
ereAse varsney, i.l. ~Aii thor. |. IL, i.ni
that senator Eimunds viii aerspl
The nonac hns passed tim l'ensis ii
lill Ths appropriations ~ pensions a,nn.ihi
~ NV. t,t uAs'. ~ increase over he l4~i pf III,
tsisNN
Ne.ldea introducing resolutions ot
SYMPATHY fcr tic iaople N i,uis,nl. uenalsrs
" ile iioMso ~ Representatives have sub.
seili,ad several hundred dollars far shar reil.tf
Tho lottery men aie represented ri
Washington by . strong aud influential tnbi,,,
the oljses ~ which a - dafsai Tho bill vi tho
H'siofiea Department falaiiy. sp iassrftAs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

ints* .At i@s shsss ~sti W. as setlt+t. ~. i,
shs sah t~o rf ~ mwtn,
sa,ai siss ~ ~ ann, asmaa.y II. instsilas
" shs eastern snsfisa ynf sts HaisA ~assrs fhe
partial and sasAl rhsse. tnAt " ssstsas. shearh
ai,les nnsa,ntAhlr tuaaitians thfuaEh rsttsans II
ttAh. Nevada ana ta,iatris,
A fetal seirsS ~ NJ ,anan ssas re, ,asislslt IN
the sss,ssa rpssisn ~ the limited ssssss usvr,ess
sa shs fAr,ae rnAst MAJ the .ttlrss fas slsaa,
halt ~ heav before The moor .,s.
An annal1 eei,rse et The san, iai, I. insl.itie
shraavhaus Ser,h Am.tirs l, ~,li r. ,slh.s IN
seaih America And shr southern rst, II Aisles.
AparsiAi eclipse ~ thr san. bessuher 1, slsiiie
ehiy II the southern hrni,rhrt~.
ietai seillsr ~ The mren, iArvwhvs ~ Insisi.
hls N the eastern rps,ieh " sls tn,td TsAss hut
sntHa NJ " hAsrs s,sihis ~ the ra,lne - Il.
Ararsiai seiira~ ~ W. snn nr.Mhet "A, sl.lEi~
IL thc sassssn portion ~ thr United kstsH and u
t'hleAxp, fsam 6iis VI 7saa IN the mrrAl1s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

In tl,is country The isces ~ o,,f pub.
liz men arn ton well knexa n permit
nilIeials 10 ~ sf0mnd, lke the e.le.
brntsd CaIilh H1r0un Al Isstcbid III.
eugnitO. aud seu N their sulot.iinales
afe attending " their dmtlr. anil nre
aon,teons and polite. lord l'nlmrrsiob.
In tl,ia w.y. nilcs caught one VI his ltti
bpy1' call tlle grand IWtinre.' A
t,lainly hseaGd OId mnn accompanied
by l,iA .Oli, few years since, entered
oi,e II tbs Rsssl Hreneli Itrtnnr The
lnnel.h~OIlen Oiiiei.i vi charge pointed
a.rtiesAly With his pen ~ two el,nir.
and went On with NJ writing. When
II pleased him tis turned sharply around.
aefinG! How o!A y ycn, soef
s1~Gnt9.ses, sss." s1~snty .oss |.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19
NEWS OF the WEEK.


a battle was recently fought between
Monsencgrins and All,anisup, iwhiei, II de#cribei
A. one of she most ssysge. stubborn anil
bln@is conflicts ~ modern times l,a, ~iles
fought with = fcroctsy unparalleled, aud left
thousands " ,ieAd on ihc i,eld.
Tho kashgar war Inns been. ended,
with victory IN favor ~ tho Chinese
A new Ministry has been formed In
srain.
Tho Captain ticneral " Cnha ha1
offered amnesty " all insurgents Who will rnf
rcndrr.
Tho general depression IN Germany
continues. and, indeed. spp~Nra ~ b. daily
bsroinlnE more W"vnrr
There have becn upward III !OO ar
rests made In Moacow ana ita neiahimfl,uai for
supposed connection With iha attempt upon
sho ife of tho csM
France IN on tho verge of u Govern.
mental crisis, The Ministry and Glstnhars Arr
torn b, .liseor,isn, aud eonhildng fsciisils. and
these 4 rset,sIonW extend 10 ANA arn psrtIsi
pa'e,l III by MI cisase~ ~ people,
Tho Governor of III. Petersburg has
ordered eyery hoassholdcr In .iAi city 10 hare.
sster display ~ his tsons door rod light beAs.
Inn tLs number u hls hauss,
Destructive foods Arc again reported
III Hungary.
Destructive floods, caused BY over.
how of Tho rivers, Avo reported IN lrsns,l.
vAnla, IN Southeastern Austria
indictments have been returned
against kiIlcn, Daily ~: Davii'. sbe Irish apl.
taiofs aud they viii 10 l,iml for rediiion at
Dublin,
Advieea from AfghAnisinn report n
battle he.wccn 4 body IT l,rIlish ttoups and 4
large number VI AfghAns. nesf cshnl. In which
tIe latter werc defeated with htay, lars Tho
iIrltirl, loss was eighteen killed and tvent, tise
wounded.
An assassin made MI unsuccessful
attempt, ~ CAirntts, ~ 'i,e life 81 itr iyt.nn,
v,eefny of iniia, nrinx two .l.o'r a him.
Tho political situation In Spain N
extremely serious,
III Berlin stock gambling han become
~ irrerressible maria, and fortunes Afo ~u,l
MI lors daily.
II u stated that thu prosecution
against Davit'. DAILY, and Kllleu Will not Lo
presrei.
In AfghaniHtan tho natives have
again been defeated by Tho I,riilpi,. IN
Hoath Africa. also, she natives hAve been
wor.tei IN . scries III encounters with III.
bsItisi sroops, and IN kon,h An,ariea lilo
uhllisns have been dlaAslrD,.ly iefaated ty
the i'ssnvans and DollviAns.
uortschakoff II raid 10 have present.
sd 10 she cxS : programme ~ hls faiafe ls,iI
~, which has fur 3 bAsls friendly relations
With Aussrla, Hungary and dermany
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

Nearly 4 thousand wonen cast iheir
baliD'M fuf hamlWrs ~ Nh. t,lln,l lanm.tiaa
~ Tho tlaHilun IN ltoas"u la~l waph
EontOn's municipal election has ~.
#nlis,l N ihe W. elertI0n ~ Mayor i'rilae, Dsm
oefas The Hoard " Aldermen stands nina
Democrats v three sspntiisaus. while ihs H..
pnbiaaDa hsvs ssn majority III the C.mmoIs
ceuaell
The Advisor (joumietAe a ~ eau.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19
NolloWAy'S OINTMENT.

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

1GAAos
Tho unitSd HtAtNa Hotel Nt Sharon
AprinEs. n. y. waS burned last week t.s..,
edO,mM
Tho door.keeprr 81 tho Grand Opera
1iouse, New yosh. hAa bsen indicted by ihe
Federal Grand Jury. In that city, for violation
Of ths Civil nlghts Law. In ref,sslos sdlnlssIen
toil,e thestss Of \ eol0rsd man
6mb.TYsaAurcr Hillh0n,o and thu
bsaAsrs Of NsS York are strongly urging ,l,e
removal ~ sisa mint from Philadelphia. 10 tl.a,
city.
he'd Rock. u town ~ 1000 inhahit.nls
N .hs I'll resI0n ~ i'cnnsylvanla, has teeu ii.
mast totally destroyed M dra.
Tim Eastern railroads arc advancinw
ile wages ~ thelr employees,
Hon. Amos I'mck, rs.mcml,cr III Con.
K,sss frum New Hampshire, II dad.
There wmS On exciting scene, and ri.
n,ost bloody tragedy, - i1~ l'ino4 Indian
Agency, IN Colorado, on tlN ,jIl, IL December.
Twoaiy-nvo ule sAvaGe~ presented themselves
before HE Alsms rssse CommIsslo,, 10 hsas tho
demand Tor tho surrender II lin rinkinadatr
IN tho Meeher massacre \ ro,,Lnl WAS llell
IN The agency buildings. a which tieus Adams
and ltaiei, stated iicIr orders, With grssl per
spieaisy snd emphasis, lin assagss meeting
ihem NIsh complaints and egulvoe.llo,s, Iii
which uuray. the snrl.,-ai friendly uhlef, uAs
mt behii.d AnS ~ ihu uii,sr~. ~ Last, .l,an
Tho dlseN~~iDn hal A~~um..i Al aun1,
piH~n, y api,W N pear' ~Aa p.a.nd from,
0Da barbarian hand 10 snM VI. uul.sl.ti.
md Anivss AWA reviewers appeared
insssnl&r The whites, nusnnmbsred i've 10
one. ssIssd thstS nnss sud mads rssAy Tor
bsstiiltlss. ~, sstss fs~ momssse u sttesee.
si.s asosaisxess Wsss Sse~m1l. Ths 1slteee
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H,ut IL sHIualiu shm,9i, III ~ adult.
GRATED. Chimney s~trrs aat that III
value ~ LilAi,el ~ s00l aDd The n,si NJ
lhn una,lern luaf always tally, JusI
hu. iii, l,app.rh ~ b. tbs raat, l,i !
~, MI a,isa aiou, ttn always" Uss
III. ~ iiia amount VI sHIpiiaty ~ st,..
p,a,iA IL upniains. AUot nAea u he ~
lu,iei ia eDh itlassl,Ie gnaHsitiss ~ lhe
Nest India sugar plsnts'l,ns, aud u II
sllII Il valued manure ~ ls,n,H, ti.eep
and aaitIa feed gfrpdlIy ~ pasture tbs
.yd In. f4rtiiixd, Asd N impsris
nHth.dj, bsIxLl green ~ gtass and
.ra.tl trum II, m0vsoyer, biA'pN II
iusp,llrlu,sd. AMI epIDrInx nait4r ~
l,1,rr hsUaihH1 LAKE. ptellguAD',s
MD, II iHa lnpD nssd fH llr elir.nf ~
,upsi, mud ~iil, i tnsIlay sIr,rl ih1 I'M.
pwIlIng IL tf,a ptaas,sad pFoslsivIl 4
i.~te "A III " had bean sinntsd, Jlia
t,s.t spot II SID W ~ tbsl swept ffsm
kltst,su shlmn.ts. wsIi lmptsAyAtsd
With hnsDstshIA fwnss,-. 0eed Werds
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

TuE hickory tssc n Madison, N. j.,
which, ~ > aAplIng, wnA transplAnted On
lhe Inauguration III JAmca Madison ~
President u Tho United Dtates Tor lin
second Tins, N 1881, y now ! hand.
ec4s sad thrifty tree over 100 iset
hieb.
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A genuine sala N autograph. II Al
wnys Interesting ~ others basiIa ihusa
who ura crazy IN tIr I,lInei ~ anto
surh hunting. The prices given tebd
II, 4 way u sl,Dw how l,ilIietlo promI
nenl nlsn ARE heeping their hold ou
public estlmsti0n, n sale III over 800
autographs took place recently In Nav
Yofk. Of course VII NJ tlIeHe we're mol
very n0ied PARTIES. siiil there WA guiie
y at,tihkiine NJ very reputable petsenn
IN tlls tol. II jsx curious fart tl,sl thu
nsins III that genial old hnmOris', Aties
hltia Ward. 4OId tOs NJ. which was nlute
than wHs glten IN any ether sntnt,Ht,i,
that dat. Although John Haneurk
signed tIH Declaration m Independence
III ldll inAst style IN tvti.ts, 80 hjs
,lHtI,s unly brought VA Az MnntlOt. T.a
drafts III I'm ffankli,f~ thai. no JDult.
werr duly l,onmed HI i5r',, roulI oul,
draw WI eeniH III tH1D. I,afstFliu's
brought ~ i,Oi I,rael j'utpams. NJ,
John Ninfk's. .H, aDd Tins tIlr tlaiurs
II great hnen weir lIH,'dsd dawn ~ I,ps.
trftty,