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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

ksllinF io~a ffaln Dwaisr
Were u new settler In Howard Co,
| would enquire wha.enn | doio make
n living. nm sure you Will any a hc
farmer. Tho common answer. work
like ,hr ,icvll nn, nrvrr spend 4
cent" would mot cover thu whole
ground. Industry may lead direct
TO perjury. This race II not always
to the swift" Eight hundred acres
Of wheat may mcan n loss Ut ak
thousand dollars. Now Whit would
bc IL prudent, safe course for farm
~ to take. after starting mnny itmrs,
and making a. many failures, Allow
me I'm MI mod,~ty I'D suggest,
lat. Try smnll grain. Il fair share.
wheat, II sprinR. then thu earliest,
hnr.liest kind, my preference 40 fur.
would br Russian. do-t nntionl sume
Wheat. only ono sells ut Two dollars
10 novlers nnd the other ri one.
Rio Grnn,lc for another kind. ! SOW
wheni and oats together, one III outs
IL ten III wheat. Ind III bushels pm
n.ic In lS1s AMI IN per urre IN is7n,
on nrw grub land. Corn Will 10 we'll
IL u good crop. Will average sevell
dollars per mere anil cost sIs In lnbor
Whent Will average ten dollars PEI
lere. eost ~ In labor and cash
Then cows will pny something, wei
managed. | think ynn will rsnllz.
| two ennl4 quart for milk, arnH'
COWS enn 10 kept we'll thr yenr, ~,
seven dollars; 1000 quarts 81 milk u,
two tents, forty dollars, Poultry
pays he,torupon the outlay than any
thing ON the farm. except keeping
bnrs up anl ghtcs and doots shut
Common stock will not pny To rails,
for beef or pork; Hrader TINT mntnr,
curly, barely pay. sheep md horses
will pny something. in,ist be handled
ny experience, no run crowd ~
''honext Bob" rnya, cnn nlnke either
Iruy. Hood lands ule Ut u low price
aood stock In very cheap, and TX
pericne. can be had ut nh enormou,
sacrifice from cost. VIZ 1.-Two In n,
nge ~ wonders.
| Tho Philosophers siono Or rather
tho Alahrmist~ stone turns carbon II
diamonds, thc means to trernr. anf
r%htlsnte thu soil md harvest thu
erops nre nearly perfect. The cx
Irnse u living. chcapeacd III n RrcM
rnte. M. m physical nature stronger
his days lanRthcnlng, his means q
education far beyond anything II
the part, light, hcnt and power III
most without cost, and every corn
iiuld sugar plantation. Thu fnlinr
holds the hest hand. III not this III,
!, tline 10 .,se II, The object II Til
article II not 70 lmrnrt. but 10 o.
Information. hoping TO draw out th'
honest Granger from hls shnl, IL
him spenk right mp mil tell III nes
settlers how 10 begin right. and bns
10 continue successfully, y, L.CAn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

And few facts ure morn stubborn
md difficult ~ overcome ihnn ~.
various skin diseases caused by I'm.
piliItirx ~ the blood. Hut Warner
knfn Blttrrr ~ Snfn Tonic p,.rlilrs
ihs blood aud removes the HOfra and
efurtlons which dIsilgure and IN nuy
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.1'Olicc " Probate.

10 WITHIN II maj concern,
ta.I and vnsh III sD,i nre hsithy poftftrd 10 mp.
pfAI nt tlls eulift hutlee w dtsun Howard tntt-
". uAst, ui. thu vi day ~ February. Ism, nj INT
ut.nst u. IN In attrHd h. probate VI mn tnrtrl.
n,tnf IsarlslrtinR ~ b. the Inst VIII Ahd tNsta.
IDsDt " MiliIaul t0nery, late " Howard t6sinlt.
loMa. derea-d. at which t!lsie and place You VIZ
appear ind AhDM cuiiAAi, II any, why kaia Nill
~libilid nut b. admitted 10 probate.
~ Testimony whereof ] hnsu herruntn hub.
~tttAsi nv Hainr AMI affixed the snNi VI klld VI.
ilac. this uth day III January, i'll
lis II. N, MENbTku
isl3 Clerk w thU Circuit court.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

Editor Plain beaict
Tor some time bnek thc people of
this section have boen complaining
about tho quality III -four, they rc-
eclsc ~ ihc NirryIllr MIL. and X Il
only In1tire 10 Mr.. Pierce 10 rly that
II IL not w much hlr ianlt ~ they
suppose. Hcehas been ,lnwell for tho
paat ysar nnd not ablc 20 attend 10
the management of the work him.
rsf, and IL hns therefore been attend
Cd - mainly ny hired help. who neg.
ls'trh 70 keep iho MILL stones III
proper order md consequently ,hr
poor iionr Mr.. Pierce rl,a III shull
rhni down md place things IN order
now lint he .nn attend IL II, and
snys he eau InAac m good -four ~
my mill Ia The country. w under.
sinnd hc contcmplntcs building an.
other mill soon. anl tie farmers can
nuke ~ their minds TINT they will
b. served na we'll herr ~ elsewhere
Good weather for n,nilimony ~
Indicated ny thn nnmL,r who have
entered thM blissf,l state In thls
section lnt.ly Two hi.tr,a ly mo
name ~ Piizkl have tnken unto them.
selves husbands, and young man
ny The name ~ VIM. Carey Ina con.
cl,idcd not ~ trend the pathway u
life longer alone, but 10 secure ono
~ III. fnir NIX.
The first meeting wn4 held III thc
Catholic Church u this rln.r Bnn.
day. The building II not y,t llnIshcd
Inside. but they think they cnnno,
whit my longer, 90 vii! Ls.i sc.yicc
there w u IN,
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.v'Cltrc ~ PROBATE

To Mhntn n HHt enherfu
You mud each " you arv hereby nottilesl 10 MP.
pent III tlt r.ftTt httslsr In trNtO DIONatn Initii.
u. iuNH. TIL tin vi iIay NJ February I'M. a. 0Ha
Dri9ak r. ~. 10 attend tbr piubatH 81 MI insiIti.
int lsliIAutllg ~ ~ the last VIII and tnrias
tsNi ~ fttsisfkp schmidt. late VI Toward III,
tnNn. decreased, III which tint and ff'ifs tul viii
appear md nlluw railm'. VI any, VIII nald VII
should mt br admitted w probate.
IN hAtinlnut whereof. ] hAy1 haranntu nllts
r'rils1 ny n.inr AMI nIIixrd tilr veal VI klid w.
fls1, liA 9TH dn5 III January. -.
IL. nj ". N. MkNkTEH,
i1H Glerk VI The Circuit Court
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I. J. IoAAs,
T.. i, OMAi.LEy.
+. r. krAnLks.

If'lHtn'h u above described proper.
fS.
state ~ Town, Howard county IN,
~ n remembered TIM, on this 22n,l
my III DserinIrr n. ID. 18Th urrronui.
~ appeared before lle, III. II. Heed, Il
Notary Public In Nnd for mid county,
4, ,. Lomnn. 7. +. O'Mailcy and +.
4 Securities. Trustees III snId above
described ptop.lty, personally to M
known ~ be- the identical personn
whose uYmes mr. affixed 10 the above
instrument md IL nae known 10 be
such Trustees, md cmch nrknowi.
edged the execution Of snid instru.
innni " b. their voluntary ut md
deed, ~ such Trustees md Tor TIN
purposes therein expressed.
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Notary Public, Howard Co. Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

4 liENTK WANTED. Ne want 70.
Aiiabls Agent IN every town In Indiana.
Illinois. Iowa. and kamsns, 20 soil oar
Medicines. No Capital requirsdi but We
require Ksul recommendations. Agents
can make tfty 10 nae hundred dollsrs \
month, with n little work ~ homs. FOR
further particulars. address BROOKS i
60, I'm Chambers A., New York city.
u. q I,os. 1bO1. Ina
DIY III ~ MI kinds. TuMDhH
- j lIIL1 discharges IL BLOOD
~ mueas. mud All diseases 0f the nEc-
TuM quickly and pvrftxrly cured BY u
simple and soothing REMEDY For In.
formation atltIr..s biz J. fABEH 4 TO,
=! Ana ~ n. i. tiyt
, 1880-08-13

and set both meat and drink,--at least where
they could get fresh bread ald puro water to
sheer e'i; -. them OF ttoir Journey. Instead Of
Fsnt @ fs %sr = thS 'S s 2 cs2na s on 81 III liz fe Az
ennlnl C0nrnfttec II to pass around Lemonade
- those who will cai! for 1t. Alusl tl,nt
ArDllo C9i1l1nandery,, whlci, llas o reputation
cral motie ii Entertaining, should sI,rink in
!ta te, own homie to the dimensions Of q mere
"ciec,is "st en- tho Beach' and thoro dole out
been entertained In splendid style, and TIC
ST knights tf thoso elites Will naturally ex-
pcct I? be entertained here In similar 1lNil-
1eI. aY;.. i7Rw R1, sadly they Will bc dsappntedi
o ass atsiained a aa Vic a1e A6peI 6ee
entertained ejscwilcro viii fcei ashamed to
Eas 1aye II known that thuy belong to Apollo
E9o,'l,l,a1nicry Aud why Is thtse Simply
mltteo preferred useless Show and pariuie to
fraternal ard hosptutIe entertainment. /
say Chairman because the Committee hayo
besn practically Ignored from the bcslnnlng.
cvitably will attach to Apollo Conlnai,tiary,
suflla Of its members hnve organized ono OF
two clubs TO entertain their friends ,v1lu
eqos eea e1 d fS npn4eeve fea g S KrSs 1T fsse q
lhoy cniu N their rralseworthy endeavor,
CoIIinantiery rs q: llospftahle entertainer,
when tic Cotnmnndery Itself does nothing ii
preserve its own reputation. 1t is d allatio
In kccpiiig With tho other arrangements Is
the Iific Of march, atsd the n,ailner nj march,
Tie ine ot rnarc!,. you WI llnd # & exceed
seven illilct, 1d the grGator part OF 1t through
bly, WabasEt :lyen,e. The march shonld liayo
1ss tTSng ths 1sseSS at 4a5 Of the sity y
to si1tevntl street, tu'1 thence to Mlclilg.il
avenue, and the review Should have taken
place on THO Iake-Frot.t, and will, TIN re-
Y. KEY H. h,o eo!,!nn should llave broken up.
nt tho junction Ut Wabash avenue and
Twelfth street, ai,d from! thence to the End
OF tie niarci! the Grand Enca,np.nent Will
Hfson'e Sf;s d tail IT., f. the scnnial GhaIrinais
@ es "t otaty SSs ss On taG a most wlule ,''ffst, nc
q march has bcon se!eetsd r Tor
the sdSas STsa sosee fss5s WY u ysasdsy; s a; as w
i f1rn.ed sllat the selection was tho work of the
Triennlal Chairman himself. II will furnish
ll,lI, m opportunity to supply tho reporters
fal i.ake-Front was isiorcd and Twelth
tho way-side to be sold at 10 much head, Of
S9t!rsc Sosl!d " ~ not t!ave oxerted nny Influence
Instead Of tho ConcInve bcinE u froternal
reunion Of the knights Ut the country over n
hIarty wclcunlc anl Rood-clIcer, which Is
Elat i WIS expected 10 aud should have
nSstea neS,:' ea' sS% T9S a'F s Dee' turned into
notore ! close, there Is ono t1tng wish to
call attention to, and that IL, the Sfr Knights
who aro IL be eicatnpel ot. tho I.atie~FrOnt
gems MD Sir Knights raiy to tiielr snppart vii,
they Will havo no breakfast Of, Tuesday
lnoruIng next, having been ordered into lius,
IT at s;$o q. n; Thy ,lppliances, for providing
, 1880-08-13

CHICAGO, Aug, la,-1 read In tia papers
thIs morning m cypnsit,on, ri tio ,rcnt
% ..srnrsa ] .Yhirl, thc rcr -, ta @ ,ir,s sir
ntai CUIlcave has lh store for tho city; a1nl
must confess that l felt hun,lllat4.d, aud I
oonlt nut helm erc,nIntnv, In # ta,ss,bia that
T's,',.. ,ra,.,,s,.sts ,''u s,1s ~ ~ ~ %"."s
A,ns"t 1uap'al'1na n.as sos ts ~ W. ,s' uss'Auea
mo circus or rA,Fotlf1a'11Jh'y 4 eclopfhtioh
10 grattfy tho yainglorious ambition OF ono
nun,
a Anybody at Al ", acquainted s VIII t,s origin
, 1880-08-13
OLD SETTLERS REUNION.

Bpseial Dhpateh to 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
CA1uISvI1LE, ILL.,, Aug. l1.-The old SET
tiers Ut Aiacoupln County held their annual
picnic and reunion at Wild Ilural l'ark, cast
OF tllis, to-lay. Tho attendance was very
large, from G,000 to 1900 people being prcs-
ent. Addresses were mntle by the lion. q,
A.Walker.. Gen. John ]. thinker, and others.
Every portion Of tho county WIS represented.
Tho weather WaS warm AMI tlry.
Speelal ptspatsh to 1hs Ehte,,ea Tftbuns.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-1hu Old Settlers Of
LII SalIe C0ulfy held their annual reunion
ani picnlc to-day all4 tic. city was tllroliged
Speeches were delivered by George N. Dli,t,
u, Peoria; Judge Cation, OF Ottawa; and
others.
, 1880-08-13

During tho evening md at this time, there
VIII also le burned seven hundred olie-antt-
n.llnlf-I'ouna rockets, thirteen lnaroo.ls,
twelve snlloissons, twclve fa,'tonatlcs,. nifty
volcanoes, coiorc.l; nno dozen Gaticrtes It
four colors, one dozen rockets, six x-potlntl,
pln1n; ot,o mt! halftlozcn aix-pound rock
Cts, extra colored; ono n,ltl q half dozen
1onr-poilnd parachute rockets, and two
4ozell parachute rockets, sEx.poulld; twenty.
tivo pieces Of tlvc.pou1id shells, with eolorct
stnrs; hln! twenty-five pieces Of folr-pounu
shells, With colorcd stars
, 1880-08-13
ILLINOIS.
Special DttpdteA 10 Thx Chtedoo Tribune

Special D*pattA 10 7h< Chicago Tribune.
BLooalSaroS, ILL.,, Aug la.-Dv Molsy
Comnlandcry, Mo. q, Knights Tc,nplar, will
attend the Tricnnial Conclnve In Chicnao
hfty strong. They will be accompanied Iy
twenty-five ladies. Tho Com,nu,sdery i,ayo
been drilling for months on the Fair Grounds,
and llnve reached degree OF raro pro1e!c,,,
cy. They hnve provided the most beautiful
and elaborate banners, badges, regalia, wa
tter-cnsksts, etc. They, will leayc Blooming
Alton. by the spcciul train, Which viii also 10
ihko 70 Chicago the Communicates from
Lincoln. Atlanta, Pontiac, and othor places.
, 1880-08-13
THE EXODUS.

ST. Louis, No., Aug. l2.--Charlcs II. Tardy,
President Of tho Colortl Relief Doard IN tlis
city, llas ndylces that 10000 negroes will cini-
grnta from Mississippi and Louisiana within
tho next two months, and will urriyu TIL
route for Kansas mud otlsor Northern S!atea.
About forty PER 1nyt, fur the nast month,
forwarded tu various destinations,
, 1880-08-13
RECEIVING KNIGHTS,

,r,tn t,,l l,,tn t..
~, ~ WIZ w lhu1esa11'k, III conhectloh Will
THO coming magnificent reception! alid enter
tatnme,tt by tlle Order ut Chicago, to read Of
tho ,nuD,,or tn which ancient Knights Tan.
,,,.r .,.or., rono,''o., ,r. '..."'','
p'at Welo aece!Sea' dN9 ceremony o. fecelv.
Mg ahu creating. Sir knight III the carly
days OF tho brotherhood IL thus described:
Tile reception of Knight Into tho Order
WIS . very solelnn ceremonial. 1t was secrct,
Aone but numbers OF tito Order bulng per-
lMltteu to 10 present. It differed IN this re-
Auect from that of tho Knights OF Malta, the
form Of reception IN tl1at Order butng pubtin,
Nnl It ID t0.tt!!s dlfTore,lug between IL public
recopslan at,l secret Initiation thus ll,ny per-
linps 6a attributed Il Jortlull Ut tho spirit nf
persecution exhibited by tic Church to tic
Order In Its latur days. ALtinter, In Ills
herrn.". gives tho most AUTHENTIC account OF
the Initiation nf d Knight Tuulplnr.
On tho ttny Ut tho reception, tho Master ind
the knights being III tho Chapter, Tho M,!stor
s,li,l:
;: "Befovcd knights aud brethrotl,' 70 SEQ
that the maturity aro willing that tho ,nnn
shall bo received III u brother. II there bo
anlonK you atly ono who knows anything
cuMceruinK hihl whereof lle cnnl1ot rlghtful-
ly becume u ,trotllor, lot hin, suy ~. For 1t
Is better that tlIts should 6u ilrltlu known BE-
foreiald than uItOr hp has beoN brought be-
fore ua.'
, 1880-08-13
OBITUARY.,
CHESTER Il. CROSBY.
Epftfdt Dtspotsh to The Chjcado 1+Ih,tna

C1EI+5IEIk =. T.1EIJEUY,
spfetos Dhpateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
JASEhvlLLE, Wis, Aug. 1a-Chester 8
Crosby, Casliier Of tho Rock County National
Bank, died on ono Of tho Sound steamers
near New London, CONT, lust night. IIa
lad not been well for some weeks, n.ltl about
shore. Mr.. Crosby WINS universally beloved.
and Ills death IL Il great shock to this colu-
ulunIty.
, 1880-08-13
FIRES.


AT M1ARDLE1lEAD, MASS,
MAnnLEilE.AD, Mass, Aug. 1a.-The UNI
yersalist Church was burned by incendIarles
ttlts morning. Loss, $4,000; Insured for
$4,000. 3. Hooper, a denler in fancy goods,
surcd for S2.,a0O.
, 1880-08-13
EDWIN FORESTS Will.

NRw YoHK, Aug. 1a-Lawtsnco Barrett,
ln letter from Cohassstt, Mass, IT, the
morning papers llerr, makes III nppeal to
American actors To alA III tho dofense OF the
will OF Edwin Forrest md the building Of 3
NAttUuul Dramatic School.
, 1880-08-13

8rtetat Dtspateh to Ihe Chicago Trtbuns
LANSING, Mich, Aug, 1a.-At tho Grand
Trunk Depot, about o'clock this afternoon,
Mr.. Boles, OF Oxford, Mich, who ilatl been
attending tho State Grange picnIr In this city
during tho day, md who wns about to taku
the traln for Ills home, fell dead witt. h:art-
tilscnse., lie WIS a fariuer, nb0ut IS years Of
family: Ills reniains were Iaken honlc fa on on
the truiu,
, 1880-08-13

WHITEHALL, N.,T., Augt IA fire at
Stcrlock's Mills burned Sherlock's steam
inlll, Asld store. and twenty dwellings. Loss
Heavy; Insurance, $40, 600,
, 1880-08-13

= at BUs1lWICK, y. Z.
NEW fonK, Aug. 1a.-Tho factory OF VIII,
INN Heller, ut Bushwlck, burned to-day. and
S5o,00 worth Of flirs were destroyed.
, 1880-08-13
TIE A1sCIIES.


The contractor for tie fraues Of the arches
WIS to lnye l1ad his work finished Wcdnes-
day, but up to yesterday afternoon lie l,ad
completed three. put up portions OF twelve
Others, and 1Iot touched the sixteenth, Mt
Michigan avenue and Vnn Buren,, street. Tho
Subcommittee were utter him, and tlo prO,Il-
ised tn "push things" but it Is very doubtful
IL he gets through Saturday night Ills full
uro to keep his agreement thryw the decora-
tions baok, a1d, though this work was COLL
MleGced Wednesday,, practically nothing luls
bcei dune UP to this ttmc,--tte bitriaps ind n
few pieces OF evergreen only being put III pi-
street amt Wabash avenue. But one galig Ut
nine men haA becn enguged, md they wcra
nll green. To-day two Ur three more sets
will bc employed, 80 Ms to work OH rs 1na,Iy
nrei!cs q. tho same time. Tile decorations
tcct Wilcox, arg all ready 70 b9 placed, and
the Sub-connmitteo nra ,dntorntned, II 1t Is
possible to do 1t, to have NIL tho arches
trimmed by Monday nloriilng. even II TIC
men have to work Mt nights alld OIL Sunday.
, 1880-08-13

BosToN, Aiass., Aug, 1a.--Otis Conlpany'a
hosiery factory at Warc was damaged S.S)Q.
NO by the tiru OF last night; Insured.
, 1880-08-13

time to tho "grand surprise n.for Wednesday
evening, the Trennial Committee guarding
Tie details Tor the reason TINT they wanted
70 be sure that tho money would bo Ill hand
; to carry out their ideas. Having secured tllo
necessary cash tho "secret" WIS lot out
Mstcrday, and 1t Is covered by tho following:
at 10 o'clockp. Ill.,, after tho thoatrcs and
concerts arc over, MI tho steamboats, Mt tho
disposal OF tic Boat Excursion Committee
VIII move out OF the hArbor, md stand of
mo shore fronting the Lake Park, It being
hoped TINT Sir Knights mud their lntlics will
aVaii themselves OF this opportunity to tako
amoonllght excursion and participate In the
grand fetc Of the night, Tho camp aud tho
iake inside Ut tho Government hnrbor will be
lighted with sixty calcium lIghts with para
bol'c reitcctors.
me grand orchestra, numbering 160 pieces,
Hans Halatka conductor, will bo OH tho arcl,
III front Of the Grand EncnlnpInent building,
aM will execute tho following programs:
! Grand March, Ihnnhnuser.. .....,,,.. Wa9npr
+ HveEtnro from MiKnon. ............ :. .Thot1ns
= q bellce-Arln from Ernani. Vunlt
gantasia from Boloaian Girl ,GismoSt
: uSeftutU to Raymond. Thomas
81 Thosana na ana ono Nights Waltz gtsa,1ss gsas!
y M 5Minal9 from Travlats. .vortll
~ ~ eddtng Masch.. h.........,....... .Meudclssohn
me musical program will be carried out by
isgnnals ,n given by firing large cannon rockets
Ts ifrssuMt assMe1h noat e GlsS Glsses w s,vo grand
nra,r waisr display on the lake in tlio following
,.1 ! AAppearanco Of Fleet Of vonatian Condo.
~ psaatfully decorated, Illuminated, and ac-
EGrnnd koviow of tho FarraK,,s Doat Club, tho
MsMw9o1 llargc Club aut other local bntltlnY
yfieH|aa,a,saaons, iu which tho 0ondolas viii par
Weather permitting, the following races will
Cias, Ss"G1testel BY members of the Farragat Doat
mitttsto Hins Tor prizos o1crod by tho TrIennlal Com
II. rouR-oAuAp snnL1. IAcH.
a.. Cretrs,
N*G i!RsaRso s RoEns sisv r., Nowz!E r pq2ssEtou 2
ss'01e~Ww Toans. l. hMass'''Sts, Massa'sfs,
tn1iatancc, IN mlles with i'd turn, prlsos. tudt-
''aual gold mctlala.
,.. III. HANDICAP uAndH pAua
~ trSssweon tho eiQhtoarod barEo il. 9. Oltphant,
oo9aI1 11I,oarcd barge Edith Ingram. and tho si1.
CrrWs.
!, ,u. H. G. oL1pHANT.
/ HIHi!9m sslCha Chalmeia p.A. Coates,
W.T.. II 3Nsw; ill.,: 5;Iaxi Xialsnslae: SI1.,,
co1swatn-o, II, llIodgott,
EDITH INGRAM.
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, 1880-08-13
CoSfnffTsrEr NrrrrrNaa.

Tho Reception Committee for Mccormick
11Nll Monday night will ,ilqot at the Tre-
mont House at T:3o this evening for lnstruc-
tlun Rilu 10 receive tl,elr badgcs. Appended
, 1880-08-13

William Cochrana
John II. Wrtntl,
Hugh Riddle,
john MGl.an1hurgh,
ynlncs 7. Hnltlh.
Q. II. B1Nok, .;
Charles Knrn, '.sh
Cllnrlca Mcfarland,
Jn71as +. MN}utr0:
Wltllatti Il. Noble.
y. +. N4tvltn,
james y. Watson,
Jatncs d. Warren,
Janlns Il. fIrndwetl,
D. Il, Hale,
John X. Wtl!sho,
y. Wntlhltl1h
.. n. Moore,
John q. 1:vGnden,
George T. T3oggs,
Il. T.. Swart.
Charles +. MAttiBou.
, 1880-08-13

THE COMPETITIVE DRILL.
Tho Competitive Drill Committee met ut
tho Sherman l1ouse Inst night, Mr.. JOHN
WoodMan in tho chair.
A representative of tho Jockey Club was
present, md inquired about police arrange
lnents, tlckctscllers, etc. uo WIS informed
that these matters would be attended to.
Arrangements were made to give 5000
Knights and their ladies' lunch on tho
grounds.
The Secretary, D, E. Hall, stated tint u
contract had been let for tho erection Of 0,O00
seats making ISL 900 In all. lie, also reported
could be procured at thu following places,
saying parentheticalIy tlmt It would bo wiS.,,
tor peopl9 to purchase IN tho city, aud avoid
t crowH Ct TIE boeths outside the park:
street; G. L.. Woodnan, q Washington: ".
+. +, ,M'IoonIoet T. Monroe; Skcgi, y Stuart, z
Madison; Madison !. =; Norton, III Denrborn; !; I.
n%yo5; State Palmer House oi'1ce
1nd nows;;stand; fremont House, Grand
John Meyers, 1902 Wcst Mmlison street;
MsSsaS ssfs Il u!sea i VIZ s fstSs ss1 ry'9SHbs Sb Il
Madison street; Best Kussell & Co, Palmer
House cigar store; ]. u; Van Stykc, Palmer
1sas 1iSuse ntEa harbgF s!aop; j. coqthoui Union
Is isksa sat es sces rees ASsf W Kjyn hjySn 81 Mssn ss;
street: Root q Sons Music Company, LII
State street; Potion, :Foneroy 4 Gross, l53
sstas s4sss stsssst dspa MSsas GnN G, No. e. 8 f asan @
street.
After some talk tho prizes were fixed as
follows: -|
!. The swonl. tho banner being spoc,al.
T. The Commandcry dowls.
T. Tho nanqnct sot,
, 1880-08-13

Company will run The following special
Trans OIL account OF INC Ahikhts"lcihp'l'f
Iowu Divisional spoclol train wifi leave
Council Bluffs Mt {; q. III. S,,,ulny. Aur. Is.
nass'l's noo,'c NJ II ~ n H.; Masslaalilo"f,
l:1o n ln.; Cedar Rapids, 3:3s p. Ill. Clintoi
U:30 u. H.; and urriyo In, C|icugo ut O:y0
y. H., ll,nking tho ruin Of $50 miles IN fifteen
train Viii st,f,, nj nuv nnsi ali imfnrn,etltah,
stntiDns, ,wliru. tt.cra ira ,,,ssnneors ior iii.
cnut. Thert, nrn snycnty.sIx stnfinns n, thJ5
rrn. "S'~' N''~ ''''
, 1880-08-13

tlon Committee, Mo,,tiay hight, ara requested
IL nicet ut the 5llerma, House Mt halfkMst
O'Clock tl,fs afternoon, to reaelve instruction
md their badges. 1l,o following nre tic
1lalne8 OF tho Co1nmittoc:
, 1880-08-13

Company will run the following special
trtuns OIL nccount Of tho Knikhts-Tclnplnr