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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

1aas fssnlss ~ slan iasf sssssu ssarN. ~p
ha,~ rTuH IN raAtA hainla#s Iaf .sga
a'hittrst sahss. the .N#s4 figssnss w,Htsl
ihsssass tiw a,aerihs lsns tlais Ii saail
sis.ns W siss,w shHi W. ssttBfr s4nsHuals
imshlnr rslissl tnsias, asAl ftssn lsrel
ts~stsvs. might hasr rntwn sWti III fiu
insrss,mnt n A .,ss,. .nN, ~ rrun4ns ,.a
stnf~ ars.
rsssisfni ~ expand Vie ,ulantp III tlrir
r,rrans I. .i,st sasir nwn iniefAess.
Tine ,lus thy nas initiate salrsa Nlsn
ih., ,lrsir. ia all .and eien ,ll,s i.ssir,A
III lmrl,nae they .an ,sn',ari slr rnr
r'nrs, asirss ,aln.s, rtsuir ruin asrl
bankruptcy, anil tl.rn iak. IN Tire Nn.rA
This pians m,ar,l~,ls has lWssn uissn utt
limited M,wrr ~ ,sn,tn.rt nsul rslnsl ls
is~,n~. which fen,l.r~ II thu inosi Ian.
prfn,s f.p iu Iil.riy nnd commercial
prosperity. m. NV lurh Irstpr
sasS thr banking associations may nrw
successfully defy isth tanpr'ss AMI ihr
p~oplr.
John Randolph sail
charter lAna wi,h sla.NnfAn II caral.
iet II establish AMI I.#fn IL lasstr, aMi titn
Hinl II sua. ran mHans a. lall sist ,et. II Nili
w. tHNnHl shHi taAstHs II Will WNtfAAN A#ft*
gls~s aisi Laugh NJ spsi, Laws,
lIenr, clas. la 1911, sal,
| fnAslsu III. establishment IL Tits lanA
tnAiiunal hank A. dangerous ~ thr sat, iy M
a.itan ~ this nlnlhlie,
pii,. in l,ni, Ia the british ratlam nl,
.ail
i,t thu Amrttsans a,ipa th,lt FinnR 50.
ts,,, nbI so in,n t.it lal,iiui5 Institutions Nitl
ilrit A"asttd irici slrisitee mill " msiv
phaNtpns
M MI aristur,g,ries, mons nnfr run.
pl"tels en~lnv.s tho ,Harl. than thai ~
money, ali.l III system was nssr devised
hs thu i,iprnnii, ~ man ~ perfectly r.
e,sla,e u people ~ the Notwithstanding
system,
u ha~ The power ~ ilx Tho price u
hums. honns. hands, anl l'ropcrtyof all
kinds.
II places TIN whole en,iltry umlrr nl'
legations a. II. II ran purchase tlu'.
tiols, judicial decisions nlnl lcpisatirn,
VI W Mnul,l rvrpo,,nir tlr nalnllir,
W. must unite IL strike this monster
anI strike tu Kill. !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08
Money l'HMrA Ava, In Nwoke.

II IN u startling truth TINT New York
pays inOrr lur ciRnrs il,Mn hr.,ul, nn.i
this II easily Mvn ~hun Individual riuar
hills run Mp ~ &lOtp lNr nll,nnt, /
knOW ulr IMAM wlO VIM unable tn na,r
anything IN Nh income VI xia.,Nhl Il
yrMr. AMI WIN Rnye Mn,.Hsg thr ruaa,n
TINT y .s,rt him elO per w.rk f.r cigar~.
II nll hin cSIH,nscx wetr III n,,rl, rate
there unilh lM vrry little chance nj 49,.
c,,innlntinn. There arc many k,n,kcrr
wMp average l'Al riHnrn week, 'l'lrm,
arr tl,r n,,i' VII" baill ~ snrh fnrtn,,rs
IN thu tlllHeyn Mnd others have made.
Peter tiilnsy lAn,l.sl III Nov Ynrk Il 11ar
rM,RrAnt. II. WaS \ l.ial,o nlnk.r, hut
uta,lled cigar sllnI, iM liM lL,W.ry.
NhL.l, his Mitr attended ~hilr l,r Wrought
~ hi1 trsulc. From thir hnni,lr lrgin.
ming iilney l.vainu uir IL The m~t "a.
irnrisc drnl,fn III tho city. III had III
one time marly 4 sl.zrn cinur nlln,,1.
AlL hr l.dt ~ estate worth e9,lhkl, ,tiM.
The tiilNy House Ii nne II hin rr.n.
iita1, Al,L thc splcm.lid establishment
known ~ tl.c "tlilsey building" ror.
mr. II broadway nnl C.airtlanL street,
IL another.
4 fOuNrxs ~lit.r LeIng askssl, "iA
luRn lnAy Y" nnys n great many III not,
'l'lMy .Akr tllr lMlNr several years, aud
thu, have thu POSTMASTER mgld II buck,
!" lssluSed."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

j, hn Cameron Wratr n lcti.r tfum
tlM White sulphur hla,,4.r, Wln,e ln IL ~.
jousn'nH tnf iha miMilt ~ h,~ hnal,i,. ls,alls..
n ,i,eln,inR tlM .l'nlr,nansl,,p II ,he National
l..ra,hlran Committee. n. aa.- lila health
ami II" ndstr II his physltian fnsLil II,
Al tlr meeting VI the National lt,r.l,.
itan Committee 4, Nsw la,A, las, ~vk. Mar
shall Js~rll, ~ t'onn.stivnt. and n, ". nnrs.,y,
NJ Arhan-as, w.re elected Chairman anl A4rrv.
tasy respectively.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

Thu n'sitlenl. III TinnsMth, VI. III.
lcst.sl ~ Mrs. Harriet Packard, a RsaasnhioN,
Aers'W ~ hnlM'kre,Mt in Tim rasi,lesls. III
whioN,r, A,ui ,akl.W hNr ftnm tNd by fufr.
thes ,tc~tml heS u cost ~ ts And feathers.
A colllHion lntwoen fright trains on
The ranns,l,an,A railway, neAs Altoona, "a,
reauls,si IN Tin death II two Mon and thu des.
tsNttan u twenty .ise rAss.
Thu utlleial returns III tlr census
sna,netal.t~ rls,a Thu population, ~ l'li'ml.l.
,l,la ~ h sii,hla t.fl.'. la,lnln,lnn II ax.tlh,
= vain II i,,AN, rlNe ls7n
During tlm progress II ll.r Ynlc. llnr.
,at,l iMai.sNrr, NJ ke~ isnslt.. IL. r, ". lin
e,lll, President III ihr th,~tun and Albany rail-.
raa,, and Mrs., III William Appleton, VI lta,.,,.
Win wrv shpwi,a tlm eails~t f,nM n ta,,rnad
ssr, w.se ns,tipntall, thrown ffun lhr platform
AMI nlM,rt lt,rtalil, Lillut,
Congressman ne In Mutyr Inns l~.n
naf,ieA " i N,,lna Al Fr,.,nlEi,it. n, Y. They
WI. engaged N ,antl,, Int ,i,atniol snd sep.
afHlul.
JiM Elliott, TIN rriM.Aalter. han
lssn sentenced IL W. YEARS Ia A,nR knw int
burglary.
There were NM deaths trn,n n,,nstrnle
~ New York, during iM ~ da,r ending ~,
I'D, I.
vlm NTH annual cight..Mrrl raer ovrr
4 tour.n,llc en,tM between Yale AMI Harvard
was WIN hs thu fotn.r IN t~e,a, .fm,t initiates
And twu,ttys.eson Meol,.ls.
Thu honorary degree ~ DNsnr III
h, YAH College.
Two.lcAlhH trom yellow fever llase ~.
eurf.d u slU New tosk quarantine station.
A JrrM,y Oity womnn. nirk nn'l .lc.ti-
snie. kllhd hr tl,rc ehil,lr.,, i~lNsina that
ilNs ~"nld No ~ heaven.
WEST.
Nh escaped NnvlctA from the Idaho
psniicn,tssy stepped : stAxe-e0sah ~ ths
ChAllis a1d Utah linz, relieved tAe sasen pAs.
sailUSss Ave mcn AnA two women -of Ill their
valual,lus, AMI tlaM dlvr~,sd tAeM u aii ~
a,sIg elNhinw. Tho nMforinnAleA lrAselet
sevsrAl mites In slAse " nudity. And. usmm-
lM sosl,n sheets AMI blAmks.u. cpi,tii,,,sl their
tAlr's~y 70 ths railway, where ti,sy olAAln.A
suitable apparel.
Tho wM,len mills NJ Burlington, lM
ssae eo'insy, Wls., hAse bsVn destroyed hy hrr.
!. y, willard. Tim nMpsrtntsndcal, tprlahed Vi
" Man,ss
0eorgs y. narsnoourt, Z vsll.hnown
OlnMnnati brewes. u dsAA.
The population of Indianapolis hgurcs
~ 7A.0si, And thAl of Milwaukee iia,i IN.
A hr.Mk N what " known 4. ihr Hny
leus. ~ emlmnknMni which I,rnlssfs Mn n.
lN,s river intt a,x for ,.nny miles tHrth Nnd
Ho.alh ~ Quincy frAm Oycsilow VI lhe Misnl~
saptA rlvuv, In CAUSED W isalssass dsssyuutiuu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08
Total p.JT.V7s

Nuw these men. with mn original
capital ~ el .ntO.ik over mud aipsr
leEnl reserves. have established twenty.
nine ilr~t.rlas. hunks. MI .lning business
,a ether peoples money, lnAning nnd
di~colntinR note. with their deposits.
and own and draw y 1r cent. ~mi-
annual gold interest III 3D,'EI7. ~. ~
hn,lr, fire. from taxalipn. where mnths
rhnlna cnt. rust c.,rrHle. nrthievrn hrrnk
through nlnl slrnl. yielding tl,cin MI MI.
n,inl ii,runlr NJ Eilnllr interest II e!tAD..
.7s III gold. 1he simple interest on
these lM,,,ln viii amount III twenty Years
t,,r tiim fr which iIcy narrowed III.
n,uu.,) 10 ali ~. 5.iAA,. but this " mn
nll.
Bankers never Allnw their money 10
liz idle. Tie eaiO. 27S III intrrcAl II
lrnt to vnrk. Az tho rnh VI tho iir~i
ycnr tley start now lMnk, with Il
capital II &aAtD. .47h. irln,~it tllat amonn.
~ lpn,la, Alld receive e5Ot. a5l Ia
national currency, Anil with this cur.
rrimy purchase mora bonds and start
another. and another, ~ follows
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

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n n tsAs.Hssa st#t y ~ am4assAs II
shs~s sNa tsssmsssss a sssss "A sass 80 sese
htt4 f##4a 4s4AHH=A AsH4 A#@s4# @ssa#4+sa
atAAA 1855. ssss ssHssssh#xaA tssss 49, fa*M
atsaWA ~ fssa rMaAa u sNAs ~ssA@
tHu q sss~A ssst " An stass Aaa sssas y.
s+aw a W. fs~s tama N ~ seNss IA tsasmas
Hssi ~ ths Gansa,aa sssss, sas
rtvA w. a*s~~rsA ,ata@sss VI NJ sreeta "A
sam s~ ~ s~waW
tsmehAt ,saaia,r~ Isat n,A H,sa,s. u
rain ~ issn VI i.n ssAs~s ,#ies tsansssn-s
~ .AMa ahn~n u a. ssrs#ss rsH4p Atens
assss M, iaass tsn* s,snsss m Ais. Wsslsne
= shN sAssss eass VI Indians iuss.as, IA.
ssnss.
The ~na,s ntasns iHlseai. TIA, Nan.
- ~all ims. wssis s.ssa #~, ,saa,is,Asp
Tfr rl,asnra s.saent Mass es,.l,sla,
h.t 'asas ~ lsal. Nenm,.eia, MIMI. A,ilns
h,a' s~swsas sna l@.n,a,Is .alanne auael
.alpsw
N. Hc,nlriek, Ciminnasi's rl,i.,e, III.
sasswv se.ns v ,ls~,
llr,sats irm sari.as rla~rs In mi.
m,ss Mi~vn.in. i.~s. Msnn.~ar. kansas at,
Mi~-msa SAYS the tThsNsa Tsssum isr,nWs.
hselsl,, ~sml',sun ~ ,ir rre~, l,r .,,rn ,sM
tssma~~ ~ " nnasaall, latrr. sel ,he s,ain
vrsr~ cn.t't III the cess " winter what will
t~s hslrt than thr average Esn w kan*as,
~ler ,l rl~tis f,~ ,,nu e,ts .nwa,sssa,tts,
~ a~sa,ns u ,lrsurht, the ,,cli will H. much
tssht than en,,eiim,ssl Fruit III An rla~- u
rArsstu,nts abundant. s.l a r,,nlitai anil risar
mask,t Viii w tM ,~.lN,r,s
south.
Nv Tho r,turns uf thr rris,,s rn,,mpr.
a,n,s TN population II inu,s,iie. ~. IL In.
a'sl, Hain VI ,Nst ~ lsr cni. In I'm wars
A rr,,S,.s cnnmerntnr III Nnrtl, tsar.l,na
WAS attacked h, an lItcrs,e family, and inll
killI lwtnfc hs eunld mnk, his esn,W.
N~at lhll. u,lore,l, Mas hanged ~
HtasAsilr, Mites, IN tl,r III int. fnt tle m,rir
vi iim llcnts, eolorcsi. On tlw itl,h " Mus last.
III mash s,sceh fruM ,he EAilaw. Ha>ins IL,
MAS gni,s hnnW ~ heaven. hu,l Want.al all his
frnnls ~ mst him there, English IMse,
aims L. n Io,us. VA. hanged the .an. as, q,
ltuntsilr. rrSas, fnr III. murder ~ ", II.
stmnlilns ~ Iuls lasi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

The ia.t mAil imiwcen New York and
tl,tAsp has lasn n.es,sl,iisl,etl.
Victoria niid hin snvaprH nrc s,ill
rlanahtef'nR Mf,lcrs aud stealing rattle III
MoAtn.
Edwin lsxhl,, III. eminent sr,wr.liau.
hA1 ra.lesl IN Guro,~.
Tho raecr, Chiffon, owned hy Dawes.
~ l.arhne, canada, and valued Al tth,MN,
has had T.. is,hen While running rau.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

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~ tN8HaA H@W III III HezA s ia#
wfti W - ~ N aNa4fA aad
aA MA a NatA Aa 49, s
h#As fAesa ANH as4HAR, ssNT As# n
#lA *ls 80 80 III iNmAs Is sfaA So
WsA a ANseMAs AAA ss fssH sWs n
I'll Ii Nhsh mfA itMs sssss sAsasa It'll Il
kftFfaftt s#Ah Nv RtAtA fsw u A8aA I'll
Rmfa Ess III sitta ssst. wsss.h Neatf
~tfNnFa' NsatsR sMtn aisnAis giWfgnF sas
Hsss tssH 4 ~ ssxsAst ss#ss ~ tssEltssA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

Tho Gmptrllcr ~ thu Currcncy ~.
t~,tS that thr ,elaI ma,ni~r II national hanhs
asHen's"l during tlm nwal y.at " rx,s-nl,',
With 4 capital IL s7.,sa.O'u. Tle total nlnlrr
" hai,ka whie,, have Ru,m ,ntn voluntary lulnd.
alion AarI,W thr san,e ,~r,od II twenty. wiil Il
eNlAtal " t1.sIni INN,
The total cninnGe III thc United States
Mins# Tn thn year imNt wAs over tsi,,NN,,,HM.
uf ihls nn,W,M nearly fas NM, INN, WAS silver.
tsrn. Walker, Superintendent W thu
ttnrus, has Mn.ln MI estimate II TIN ,.talN-
tim VI tm fnlt.l ktNtss froln tln lRl,i~ ,rfnrc
linn twlirh arr A. yet very fraunnhar,i, amt
Ii. thinks thcre u.,, l~ III Thu ,W,ahloshool i,
ts,M1, MN i.s,plr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

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% Mules are still arriving and

- Mules are still arriving and
being sold in this and adioinino
parishes. Many have already been
sofa In this parish, and there is no
telling what the number will reach
ny the last of the season. Think of
the immense amount of capital this
carries from our section each YEAR
it seems to Us that mules could he
raised IN Bossier parish for far less
than 500 per head. With proner
care our farmers could have rood
pastarage almost the entire year
Ihere is much less winter here than
IN tennessee, Kentucky or Missouri.
and consequently the care of stock
through that season must cost much
less.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of w. b.. In Parish Court, Bos-
Larkin, deceased sier Parish, La
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this estate, and III persons concerned, to
show cause. within ten days from the present
notification, if any they have or can, why the
final account this day fled In the office of the
Clerk of the District Court, Rossiar parish,
La. by Sue w. v Larkfn, natural tufrix to
minor heirs of w Is. LaIkin, deceased, of said
succession, should not 10 approved. l4omolo-
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Witness Hon. Thos. N, Bratlen. Bossier Par.
ish Judge, February 18th, A. D. 1880
JOANSES SMITH.
Deputy Clerk District Court
Feb. -. 1880 Rossier Parish, La.
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~ We cordially endorse the fol.
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from Mr.. John Caldwell the Crescent
Livery, Sale and Feed stables in this
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MIR. Council will hereafter carry on
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The fences of the United States
are estimated to have cost $4,000
100000.
The next National Democratic
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There is many man who will do
more for money than money will do
for him after he gets il.
The Courthousein Vienna, Lincoln
parish, was burned on the 18th inst.
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% Notwithstanding the high
price OF iron, Bossier farmers are
daily investing in pillow tools, i'm.
PIGMENTS, &C., clearing reminding us
that "there is life in the old land
yet" That's right brother grangers,
speed the pillow! AS honest old Ho
ratio Seymour truly says: "the great
change in the aspect of our affairs
are due to the statesmanship of the
ptoac; not to the wisdom of legisla-
tors nor the skill of fnanciers.n-
There are indeed volumes in the
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u The attention of our readers
is called to the business and profess
sional cards to be found in the Dos
sier Banner. BY publishing their
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public that they are ready to attend
to all business in their line and they
further say they do not expect news
papers to be forever advocating the
interests of their town, parish and
State without some material aid and
comfort.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-26
The Eite-Dressmaker and Mil

The Eite-Dressmaker and Mil
liner, published by A. Burdette
Smith. 16 East Fourteenth street,
New York City, is very necessary
publication for milliners and dress
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-26

q Bossier parish is one of the
best in the State, and has no debts
overhanging her. She only has to
pay a tax of 2 cents on the 500;
has an orderly population, and is
governed by worthy, popular and
competent officials. Let her citizens
be true to her.
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SHleriT's Sale.

G. w. Edwards } No l2I En- Justice
vs. Court, LIST Precint, ward
Oscar Bryant. Us, Bossier parish, La
by virtue of a writ Of fieri facias issued
- in the above named suit and to me d.
rccted. 1 have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and highest bid
der, at the Court house door in the town Of
Bellevue, La, within tho legal hours for Sher-
iff sale, on the first Saturday, the 9Th day Of
March, a. D., 1880. the following described
property, to-wit:
One small sorrcl mule and shot gun
Said property seiz d as property Of aefand.
ant, and to be sold to pay and satisfy said writ
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the benefit OF
appraisemens.
RE WYCHE, Sheriff.
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u For its size and population,
Bossier parish has more good look
ing girls to the square acre than can
be found in any other place between
Behring's Strait and Terra del
Fuego Men who live at distance,
and want good wives and good look
ing ones at that, frequently come to
Bossier to get them. These are our
Jewels.
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~ Bossier parish is enjoying a
aaaOn Of solid prosperity, and it
" every indication ofpermanence.
Basness Of all kinds is good and
ruperty is beginning to have some
rslue again.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT NATcHrTocnEs LA,
February 10, 1880.

LAND OFFICE AT NATcnrTocnEs La,
February 10, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice OF his in
tcntion to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Court of Bessier Parish, at Bellevue, La, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of March, 1880, viz:
George Paysinger, Homestead Entry No.
1893, for the east half of southwest quarter,
and west half of southeast quarter of section
Ia, township %, range Is, west, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz
Cornelius Howell, OF Red Land p. o., Bossier
Parish; s. g. Daniel of Red Land r. o., Bos-
sier Parish; Henry G. Wyehe, of Bellevue p. O.,
Bossier Parish; Il. f. Wycae, OF Bellevue p.
o., Bossier Parish
L. DUPLEX, Register.
February 10, 1890. mar l8