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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06

General Garfield leaves New York tO-mOr-
row morning on a special train starting from
Jersey City at 1880 a. III. He will spend Sun
day at Chautauqua Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06
EnSlUfss. - oIlCfs

"ALDERNEY BRAND"
puy alwsvs CONDEMNED MIX
PERSUASION BETTER THAN FORCE.-Dr HEM
Guilards PERsUADERs persuade healthy action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06
AewUork Daily Gribmlre.

FOUNDED eY HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06
TILE NEWS THIS NORNLNG.

FRIDAY, AUGUST G. 1880.
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TEENS or THE TRIBUNE.

TEENS or THE 1RIBUNE.
POSTAGE frtC in the [ Riie3 States.
DAILY TRIBUNE. wear 81 90
DAILY TRIBUNE. without sundays. year.. 10 90
SUNDAY TRIBUNE. year.........-............. 90
NEEkis1 IRiBUNE,l year -------.----.-------' ~
kEMI-WEEKLl TRIBUNE. year .........--..... 800
Remit by Il. .. order or III registered letter.
Address THE TRIBUNE
New-YOTk
IFANCH OFFICES or THE TRIBUNE
NEW YoRK-No. .23S Broa lwav. cOrRer Thirty
frst-st.: No sos West rwenty-thrd-'t. corner
Ishtb-ave.: No. 76e Third-ave., corner Forty
ftve1tl-St.: No. 81 East FouIt sBth-st, corner
Iriol-tcuaTc No 1856 FOUrth-aYe UiaTlemi
NASRINGTON-NO. SO Est.
LoNDON-No. 2G Bedford-st. strand
PARIs-No. Q Rue Scribe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06

Apparently the defeat of the Irish Compen-
sation bill in the House of Lords is regarded by
the Government as likely to lead to fresh
disturbances in Ireland. Mr.. Forster.
Chief Secretary for Ireland, speaks
rather gloomily of the situation, but
saws the Government will protect
the officers and the courts in the execution of
the laws-which means that there Will be no
check upon evictiOns. Mr.. Forster, however,
hopes that plentiful harvest will alleviate the
sufierings of the farmers, and make them more
contented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06

1t is proper that the attention of the Police
Commissioners should be directed to Officer
McInerny, Of the Seventeenth Precinct. This
policeman is a Democrat who seems to fancy
that lie is a resident of some part of the
Solid South, where it is crime to be Re-
publican, and Democrats are the only persons
who have any rights which others are bound
to respect. He arrested two members of one
of the Republican clubs who participated in
the welcome to General Garfield, and they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06

SO Colonel John Il. Fellows, the speech
maker of Irving Hall, who clasped hands tn
John Kelly at the Cincinnati Conventi,
the name of the Tilden Democracy, was all
this while a Jerseyman in disguise. Mr.
Fellows so states in little proceeding in the
courts designed to sequeStrate certain property
which he does not seem to possess. This
raises the question whether there was not
technical flaw in the reconciliation supposed
to have been accomplished at Cincinnati-a
question which is heightened by the manifest
inability of the reconciliation to reconcile any
body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06

The views of the Republicans and "niggors OF
Alabama the dose of Hancock roconcilIall0nJust
administered 10 them wOnld be interesting
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
elOO Rev aEa.
Notfee

have ip nv carr several COLTS sIL,rr INT, COPPER MINEs Cor ,als Par.ies fro,e g tiizlnnre eth fH'y upon lst prompt
 J. W. lIAsf;'lV filohp l'iaai Ca.. Anzona. Sseets
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
I'o Whom t Thy Caneera.

ali pcr>nns claiming an Interest, as cp- n,sns,rs. in sAe < Irer Pony. No. and S- 4rr Pony NJ. ?. Siriiatr in Globe Disir Naficupa county. Territory oi Arizona. are hereby nniilie.s th1r lhc undersigned. c- owner n -aid mines. has iaile hf reqtlrf ..sr-smrnf w ,rk on the aior,.Said mine- for ihe YearMshireu huudredrnd -ctenig-Dlns Ths. fheFeior2. i> fo noiifx teiinqus sf rs, owners of sSid mines. thar. ii Ihry >lieu fa'l Co nay their rs.SpreiiYr preliorfIoHs O. sand a--s.->mrnf sSork. together with ee<t e. this notice. niiliin ninety tsyp zitrr ffe ldrafi0n of tais notiee. as prescribed ty iaN |. a o'f- sii,i Interests in >1it mines D.. opei ation 0i law. ssiii J1c0lnc ile property oi the subscriber.
 FREDERICK HEFTE
 June Hath. 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
s,rroan f s TpstrRc. sFas.l l rs5tx caAs q 1ssy. Safford. Hudson 6 G0.,
 BAN KERS TrScov .4RTZ0E1.
TCSc0g -....... ....t...ARizosA

DepOeif sacount= r.s-isri n carrc'15 or cen sui5i8e. O rn-ck a. ixl1
 <,erfiffcetes of fepoeit is>a9i i'Asa'Ae or sienanl or st dxei siass. Hst.fi -lscres@ fxsaanxe lrwn. in s1Ft @ s'ifsa on HeN ysrs s- Iaiis CficteI and .n rsasit7o Qr srz1s- f.r f lam T. ,ss.i. fv teie4rtea Iea7sts ir-te u our c3src-,ndenls vi - il1-' t2 Af-i-i iiszcs sl- ,,n r.as ss 6s as 8f s,igi.e 9i -l4 sae-
 NH snc.sasc or ilake l.tnfi,e' tu Gold oi flfeF bnii f 1errissri q ani e11nty Bonds anl Warrants ..s,iir,. sl ceIn.fs rci.l qaset. c.e
 ssr r..rs-s ils lus sr otic-Fise. Fiii receive Strict agteniioal ,n5 g ape.nat and '-.'1'a exc Ean 1fa1r crrr tii' te ~. @sN ,''''-- ff t.,-ir ss. ecu ais, elni .-u-=
 ,-s;-o7 ie, b-Ir
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

the iIesd. t3e ri.si fail p.-.tf na, ee n .t7 ,rs,c and many s.ls. diseases hAs eai to insanity end det,h
 nR EENTzfs ,ef1 sz-cc sa .0r's;s fIeZ Hgsrs zp paf.afs ii rase ei ts Eni tic tlta.. i.s7l,'isA- 4if tasnItr his rle.ial a.ifi and s 'ac ,ii r..s care 1 for ssffhin- i0erie irlgrisHf ''iri ir e. DR. W1STlf r-ra.s aa ,'sssse ii-eAses si'-ess- i,rt asth.Ft r--.,i~S f'onsulfnsfou Fee rharoagh caarsiaaii'n zn1 .ctiec iail'-iH{ a.-.t s,,l uaie 2S 13.-l l'f ol AlrAl rsf oAAtifk, >' ty haitlc or .oa- ti.n11 the ut'fifg SD fli stnt t anv aidrc- 15en r1ciet D, prec. ur t o i'. se,ars
 a. g.. NES HE. a B-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
Nntire ts s,re.llters.

Nofies i, hortitr l-fer sr .1p uadarsi-fi- cd Administrator e tii, s~latf o eraeiiu. A Niuer drcceSei. rn i1H cr,''lLof~ oi iii sH person.. having r.ain,> a-aiu>t tae estate nf -ail defea<ed Co eXl dt them Niti the nce,sSlry gaiitl rs within fpp mitas iia5 T tie 22ii day oi November 1873 asF, to .as .aid Ainiul-fralor at ih,' a,ii-e vfir iii> N. San Siyek. Esq. in tiii,tis, pinIl CO.Eiit fcrritory of ArzonA
 Administration ot tac Estate oi Noine,i'iS A 4iiiurr, dcrea-ct
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
Capsfaa azina.

@ aii whom tlsss plfsent- may rofnc eaf. .>,,orisiis ,iro li Ss~on mil hss as>oesaies snI emolnrct. f0u yiii ta1c NfffttA chat fhc IndrrsiGfefl am tlin riyhlif4 au't is.vfu. 0uaer oi sa un liAi..~.i pli-llaii oi flie oh0yr naued iniHp ar,' iliat aEt i'ef>"s of person, entering t.ie1aipAn, NofNiiiN fhrfcon or exlfzene 9r rcaioyi1g fhef from ihc pres CT vein matter fafrecf ",lli' ouf nv r1asent tiiefefn iifsf hrns a,lt ir writing. sfili a due tims be prosecuiea 70 tlio full extrns ofthe law.
 f;lobe pinsi County. d. IT,. .lim, 9tl is>a ie 5-if
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
DHLINQUEaT NOTICE.
Ass.NAIT N-NIya coNIANI

Locai:0a of principal place of busjness San F7ans i-eo, CaiiioTiia.
 Locatiou af works. tsloAe Mining Di. iricf. Piaai Coupfv. Arizoua.
 Nt)1ft f-Iherr a-e drliE ,uent upon fhe foiiowiug described stock. oa recount of as>essmcaf fNo. 0ael ieticd en is TWcngy-Sixtis day of ys sy kSSsl, 1 ~e -ertsal amounts sci oq9o- ile 1lie aaii.t OS Fne re- pectifc shareholders. Is follow
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
Cantion Nstice.

00 .ise d day oi June t.''. .3'@ l. ,Ns s-,- sR..e i-sl. tsssetfer uith e ss i.. ' ,s iiie7n i=srz '-.i aI.f recorded is ott''.t 7i' me- situ1ted ss kisani0o p--Ds NAttFse ily. A. T TAensor- st 2es- '7 tfr Fesnet i. 3 prrhasc aiv irteTcss b sa i- 't.iA A-'s Rt1-s or ptrti-s locatin ie sane s - Ae1 s' -, 4@se unI tfse nani- e Cha estein 7itfef NhSse. GEO VI EoI
 NANCY NEWMAN.
 Willow cl Wm Nca7isan deceas.d
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

And in acceniu.-c -c piil law. aild al 5rr CT sAe Ba.rd ef il;sefiof-. nsssle o' fae. ,Ewcnt ixfis tlay sf Na 1880. <, many sheres q ea.a parces
 iaek tS neay bo nfee~rlif2 Wlfi lts soh a. public aaci n al the lDiU2c sf ( ComDaav 102 tlarf oige 9om No. Sa9 F e3eiSca. Califernia on safsslylis g se sssss ty-- k't.szs-fh sili 3- ct .fssl SSG M ihe hm Of i5So o'l oek r oi i y. to fsy aid Dsiias. s.Aens X nt1l herpor 1ngrfler VT ls 9i atifS ss.iaQ aRd ekpeli-t- nf lll salt
 J PEN F Et oST Secretary
 0fire-10 assri Sa 3Cm No A San FTauciSco. Caliiofala. jyl0s5i
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
no aIi laora ;. n.5 coaeera.

The card p'lbliShca i.y my parfner Nr s..m l.on,. is fal~e in efffy particular. aS ,vill hs shown at some fatHfn ririe.
 NM. rH FED Globe City. June D. issn. l.aiy 3-fl
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
Pioneer sousIa sEiae.

20 ali lv1oa fhese pre elli, pi1y co1r"ril and morn i,pirialsf te fltpnS~ AfNia'ti asd hi asoelaifs Nno rf eii.i tn alia i.st. i'i0npef slth Nisc ,it4aii..l i Piiia. eo-, f. auil . ihair cnipfE.'"s. lnu 4St nofirr. flsaf fie si,slel.sl..na. K fae riefflul oNrr ott tle ,lu niDr fnii t ait CT ,r iifne. i} part thtfta. iiRfrif i4f9 frr xfnufii1l er ne2tal oi siif pI- iron tat eii iipnfer Snnfa Hst sn icd. and iisfsai4s isisI et As tt. R.i afil be lli'l eei.ad lo fa went M ln l17t.
 KilSAiffl'if F S)ff. Globe iRa Co. A .ne 3gi. iSo9.
 Je121
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

F0rSD -A NarF>r. r.in plprpn t,ie street .si lsioie. fae owncr csn have che sailie iiy sles,rihsng zRJ paving Tor The ntlYrstl>i1E nf lai- Do-irr. inquire Qi Cicero t'fiii'.'. CT tt the REIT OFFICE. lc -0-f
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
rae l.rent Eneli.h I.s.nc.Ir.

tta nerc-.1ii-iit riir- sr Ac-vDls l=hi'.t s1.sus-- st ,itti.F elunai e.i-- 4>s 1eraial4rr,tta. Lcsr lAN aoon. lmcptencg, f-s-i.g is, a1.. sli -ls .er- r ii. i-s . ei .','ls-. y.lzh-llf5ilies, 1sd etgss- stsin ;uAl1rer years s.i.'.1
 iess of ulcrrorr l7tssi- tnie NnetsrnAl c1isz.els, sssIs tsf x7ri> i.A- ii .-s 8f Fis,aa Neiss .n
 ....- ..... 4. .# Hn a..
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

DIT. MTtwEE-S Kidney Remedy <e- l,ilrrrf ess sss. cures all psai Kidney and is,iler .,orn.1ints. Cf1ie,Tiir.,. fslfe -i.es .s'e ,, /. ..f7.-ifts sI o0 Q it.tlt. rS lo-tie- -tr 2
 nM. sSl NT5H,N Dun4e iicu rii.s asc the .st s.id -,islp>~f spHriic as1 tLaots cure l she ,.syie. Ftr s...e. l. .ii .lfi xsts ieui7-ly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-13
EASTERN OREGON.

The Dalles AoMntaincer furnishes NJ
items ~ follows:
There will be built 1t the Dalles The
coming season 200 cars for the O B 4
N Co.
Jsmes Turner. who killed the sheen
berder 1t Pendlston several weeks ago,
had An examination before proper Of
icer aud was honorably scquittsd.
Immediately after tho 1OK O'Clock
mass, New Years Day. Most Rev. Arch.
bishop Seghers administered tho Sacre.
ment Of Confirmation to nearly forty
persons, goodly number Of whom wsre
adults
On New Years Day Nost Rev. Arch.
bishop Seghers WAS the recipient Of q
purse containing the substantial sun
0i $751;. subscribed BY the members oi
St. Peters congregation - token oi
their love and estsem for his Grace.
It 10 the intention of the o B & n
CO. to put to work on their road be-
tween here and Waliuia from one 70 two
thousand men - soon - the wsathsl
will permit. The bridge over the John
Day river will be over one mile In
length. This will give employment to
large number Of bridge builders.
DR. n g Blslock. tho largest wheat
grower in the Walla Wslls country. haa
purchased. pro smpted spd homestsadsd
. large quantity Of land in Wssco county
near the Columbia river, and intsnds u
engage lsrgely in the raising oe wheat.
he informed . gsatleaaa il this city
that il he had raised the same quantity
ef graia in this ooaaty thae he did lei
yer near Wslls Walla. hs woeA hav>
saved about tl1.0o0 N transportation
Imuigrsnts in search Of new ho0ss
should bear this in mind. Thsre IN
large tracts Of land in Wasco county
just - good ~ they will ind one q
two hundred miles further in tia in
terror.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-13
France? Il the helm still in the hands
Of that Wretched caitiffI'


| He il in the zsnith OF his power
| See. my Lord Duke. your fortunes
and niDe are much alike You. TN
son Of . man who, bad he not too much
despised danger, might veil have eel
the crown on his own head, and I. once
the queen OF the mightiess nstion in
tho universe; and nov both OF NJ alike
-sdieu.' she said suddenly, drawing
herself up. the sight Of you. my Lord
Duke, has refreshed No much, and
pray that fortune may once more smile
upon your steps.
Permit me to attend your majesty
to
A slight color tingsd tho laiiy's fea.
lures a. she answered with . gently
commanding tone:
Leave rs, my Lord Duke; its our
pleasure
Guise bowed low, and taking the
lady's hand, he pressed it reverently 70
his lips. At tho corner OF the street he
met some one. ~ whom he pointsd ont
the old lady. and then FASTENED away.
The next morning . knock as the
door announced = person who VS. in
quiring for Monsieur Mascils; be had
\ small package for him. and also .
billet Inside Of this vas written:
Two hundred louis dor constitute
my present fortune; one hundred send
for your use. 0UlsI.'
Aud the package contained one hun
dred louis dor.
The SIM thus obtained sufficed to
supply the wants of the pair for two
long years. but tho last louis dor bad
been changed. and the lady and her
companion were still without friendly
succor. The shoemaker and his wife
had undertaken . journey to Aix- Ia
Chapelle. to take up some small iegsc,
1t was tho 18th Of February. 1633. A
low sound ct moaning might have been
heard issuing from . garret; . withsred
forn,. more like skeleton than thing
of flesh and blood, was lying on .
wretched bed Of straw in the sRonies
of death. The means grew more and
more distinct; . slight rattle in the
throat vas st length tie only sudibls
sound. and this also ceased. An hour
later An old man. dr. ssed in rags and
tstters. entered the chamber; but ono
word had escaped his lips ~ he stumb>
led up the rickety staircase. Nothing.
nothingr He drew near the bed list
lessly. but in . moment he seized the
arm OF the corpse with . conyulsive
motion. sud suddenly letting it fall, b.
cried:
Dead. dead Of hunger, cold and star.
vation!
Ard this lady vas Mary Of Hascila.
wife OF Henry Nv. Queen Regent Of
France. mother Of Louis XII; Of Iss-
bella. Queen of Spain; OF Henristts.
Queen OF Englaud; Of Christins. Ouch.
ess Of Savoy; Of Gaston. Duke OF Or
lcans-dead of hunger, cold and mis-
cry, aud Louis XII. the c0wardly tool
of Richelieu. his mothers murderer. 10
still called the just
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-13

When the angry passions gathering IN
my mothers face l see.
And she leads me into the bedroom
gently lays me on her knee;
Then know that l will catch It, and
my Acsh in fancy itches.
As l listen for the patter Of the single
on my breeches.
Every tinkle Of the shingle has an echo
md . sting.
And . thousand burning fancies into
active being spring.
And a thousand bees and hornets meath
my coat tail seem to swarm.
As listen to the.pstter Of the shingls,
Oh. so warm.
In . splutter comes my father whom
supposed had gone
To survey the situation, and tell her to
lay il on;
To see her bending DER ms as I listen
to the strain.
Played by her End by the shingle in
wild and wieri refrain.
In q sudden intermission. which appears
my only chance.
| say, "Striks gently. mother. or you'll
split my Sunday pants"
She stops a moWent, draws her breath;
the sbiDgle holds aloft.
She says: Il had not thought Of that.
my son-just take them of
y. loving. tender mercy. cast thy
plying glancss down.
Aud thou. Oh. family doctor. put .
good soft poultice on;
And may with tools aud ounces after
ward comningie.
Ii ever l say another word when my
mother wiclds the shinyls.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-13
THE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF CHESTER
1.A00 Tess.
PETER MACKIE. CoMMANDrR.

Iheee steamers leave victoris at p0sn ON the
day edverstssd. Tickets are good only on the
steamer for which they are purchased, and are
not transferable.
INDUCTION IN FRKl0HT.
Hereafter the fyetghts which. 90 or tsri6, have
bsss - per ton. vill b. charged ss - per ton.
Prom aDd sfter this dase ALL BAooAOR Of Puget
Sound passsngsrS b. p. n. b. 3. Co.'S stesmsrs
Va vtcs0rs will b under custom-h house ssal, and
viii not Be subject to e1smibssiop by custom
hOaDs suthoSiftes IN Sac francisco.
Seattle. Jaly 10. 1879.
For freight % paassss spply on bcsvsi. or 10
n. L. T1bBALo,
General Assut for Puget Sound.
4ort ToWnsaod, ". +.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10
A NNarnnl1Y.

70 Il very large numbet u people
n,lch d laxative ia Wnfnei'a Nafn pllln
Il 4 nnaunnlsy FOR without l,hny Me
mid oppressed u, lttoGu.
larltice III thn bowala and rendered
unllt for either labor "a play, mud
are also III auhIueta FOR malaria NnA
ushor infectious dlsonaoH, Nra toe.
slMcnlNln Ok ~ a j. uadhola. II, j,
Campbell and othors W. 10 hin virtue
u these ruMp.lluN. law
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

AlAr ono I,nx Waited w, w.
Coles nov md reconstructed Nl,own
II nMnr tl,n, lob ingerHoll ~ right
In hIs hulIuf Tint thu world N pro-.
crossing, for you no longer seH tla
pa.nc Oki alaraOtypeh Aesa " vlow
n lnt III Iln0 WOrn anil WtAtlArt
bu.l.n properties. Everything II
~ nuNk and nav ~ \ May morn
ing, md from Arst 10 Isat, kls grMl
shows mn I succession NJ pleasant
nurprIaes. - NeN1r6 MerWlsO Gall
l.oinonl'ov saturday, junu ~, n
ilM fu,a " ('Waen
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

Mira. NlcholA Ndvertlscs tho Davis
Aawlng Machine with M, ltis claim.
oil 10 bo tho beat machine nude.
Many ii them Are In uao In OrsAco
anil victnlty Tho owners ci them
viii toll what tho machine Ii, Talk
wlththrM.nnd then coll AZ Mira stones
Millinery Rooms aud lct Mrs, Nloh.
ola show you thc improved Davis,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

rhyalclnns freely prescribe TN
new Food Medicine. MALT nlttrrss
because more nourlshlnv. strength.
cnlns. and purifying than all other
forms ot malt or nctilclnc. while ffcu
from tho objections urged against
malt llquurs. auN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

n ZEN Ars In need nj Anything In
tho Watch, Check or jewulry line Aud
wish 10 Het tho best e0ols n 4 sllnht
advance above tho Wholesale prices
let WIN Irvine, the JeWeleF, In Prices
drug store, order II FOR You direct
from = gllutofy and nAve yOM the
pron,s charged BY retail deAlcrA.
Alao Watches, clocks and luWclry ~.
paired III ilrat GLASS styls anil war.
rNntsd. Remember tho place. Prices
drug atoru. DlM0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

MlchAl Montague hNa unnrd gro.
Gerry storu Ia Tho nrst building east
" the Dltwofth floMec, lle hns 4
f,Ar stock and will dcNl honcHtly and
fairly whrA,hcr you Send \ child Or
xn yourself.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

C,y WohAtcr will flx Mp n temper.
Ance lemonade and depoAlt \ stick In
II no Alyly anil remove N complete.
ly--Na Id decisive m expert III fancy
drinks. No man makes \ better lcM'
nnnlln.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

N you want n keep clcAn ecs some
N that swtss Mualln Soap u 4, n
Webster.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

Holnrthlng now ~ II. n. Waha ter's
corner gtslccry. (itllptte'H Lemon M.
ear, nlce los pla.nlOA and evening
nnrtlus,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10

1s
Selles nrothctA Clrvus Win b. In
Crrsco June 10Th, Full particulars
ncst week.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10
roUHTW Oe JULY
t,nNnty CsleArallen a Lima npsla9a.

russ.snt = pulalssel lnyll.iloN i nnmiWt III
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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-21
Wood Wanted.

Bids will be received at the Office Of County Aud
itor for furnishing 70 cords of wood for county Of
fees. Five Isl cords of dry oak or maple wood to
fifteen [15] cords Of green oak or maple wood, to
he delivered on or before January 18th, leSl Bids
will be open until November 10th, 1851. The above
contract to be let to the lowest bidder.
\. COOK,
p Chair Board Co. Com.