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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29


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Nhlnl, rAhnNt IN TIT III found MI
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familiarity, wlthn' confidence,
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IL lHkllF all aggressive raAiHoneaa
II tleHtNAnul lnny III reekunrl III il
.inte'A IiIsnn uilenve, mud certainly
lnetila lhAl Mili form III rns,nlint
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sltttitts tui Nnnpn III he lrn.nltI uu
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strained nnnut hAsr ilnnil ~ that
fnpd restraint nunni Will ~ Ounce
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viii id5ih ilii III vi f0l f.NArl, H. III
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would II, ItiiAl wanting IL ,,sr,Ie.t
III inNarl hurt Ipsl HaMti'ru.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

III. none anil Mnsele producing
Mali. the Srtse quitting tn, TIL
superb Malnlial antlinsa pnlnin.,
and nthrr precious ingredients
combined "ithnu, fermentation, nts
Tho ingredients III Malt Ril,ris,
prepared hs Tire Malt lll,sers Com.
pnns. III "a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

Al the republican .unvsidlon at
rnpsyillr last urrl, Il n, Granger uns
nominated for Judge IT thr circuit
Court anil Il, L. Cooley for Judge nf
thu Disifiv. court. W. hear knmp
talk 81 nn Independent, Tickle, heinn
,nntlp IN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

MI. John jackson. l,us lonhti 4
alnnll iron lnek screw. and wi liza II
returned Immediately. unlphA this
Request Il complied With, he viii H.
compelled IN cllnfpa IT. vnl,ir III IL
tl'r borrower, ~ .lFe Ia #rlrh ,hu
innly who Wish 10 uAr II, IL borrow
Il of the borrower,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29
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WITH s9H IL FIJI tEtsta H Mlll rs II
! II, it4tt eal II pHll 1T III l,Aial
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tt1l'l ssnla ut / Ill, IA In lpsl kind
fsil vlfi8nn poi t' Al Notk NAllnnt
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

TIT lily purity conventions slHfo
Ill wit tit la antrd nrlulnUtt
III ILL., National lieffnI il tlpnlifln
Innn nA4 'hu Nniiphhl .lfppnlinpll
tnnpeull's' II ftllsnF Ii ian pnt
~ ~ IttfnpIrln. nud llpna ilHnri m
sllillpi III old puliiraan eepliu
81 uitl llfH,f lHliHi ilfl ni5 ltiiN
Hit It I3EsEti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

" ynn nfr IN need VI anything In
'hn Witch clnek nr,irwrll1 lIu ln,l
wlah IL lsnt saa lual lflula IL i HlIRhi
advance Alup, the Nhuleta' plinps
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tlsan alain ntatN Il fnf snu direct
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Alsa vfif ltts tlntiH uul luNplrp III
'paifel III Iifsi III ~, hni war;
l5n''ra llrhHi1h'f 'liH pl.ta lFier's
Islttilt Atutri Ill
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29
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MA1TlthNa IN llaAarI luNnsltsl, inli ~
lssl tfA1fin A., flH.lSlsIni II, ~ Atni iiallti
" MallnAsl Afd III Aiasa 4uu vaslA
asishNiI til istlss tiNsaltp Ialp WITT $50
4aia.sAst " kailsftft IN tYE # VI Ill A8
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

VtIlFHVK AiItiiHa tn hnlt1f thHnuf
to Rri thu electoral eo.e In Iowa,
tllun Weaver, H. man who ,les,lts
Weaver u vote fur Hancock ii il
ttal'e9 a. til ufe.iil,nrls rnt,s
Nj. "A uuai,t44tI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

Tho fact That hr cnnt nak "thr
hoyH" ,lr ~ inkn suth'ln Viii Ii N
thought, cost NJ. Dow thu loss vi /.
i,w votes In November. = Dubuque
1siaDrorh
fos, WI silImlse II Will lnsu him thr
entire temperance ynto III CrrHcp,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

Afs8 &
4 ID. population ts
ta ta iAit hHA
.tl'aaie Ill lsnt II liseif W
Il Growth tiHl llHttnAE III lt nns
lr.f's nHl ~ ii Mhl, II ,amrat
worldly WITH 'lt II ua mot
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

AN l'asNAta Nlll aH' I'll
htst III AllsttUsh lAliflH ai f
lln Til III tHfat III i tan 49,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29
Philadelphia Clothing
House.
May u. ihs0.
DllltiIAAI. NOTICE.

DRllIAAI. NOTICE,
III ihr Circuit tour fur inaA'sl County, Iowa,
Nay ntel. lA#lAtgt i
ii sept, rern, $50.
ttrn L. l,uek, MI,
atiM llnfandant HteAu nalssssi
ltlai Arr iunls ,paifrl Tint there /. nfw III,
n u. ~ nntrn ~ tn srh ~ Tie iuuil en,llt
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lil'nn II illst n ini'l ta.AR NUM- Il, slntlhlnh
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III ~, kt,.lhsts ~ MINI dAsliina, ash nhMNt.
ihH sislts1l trim li,r without isaitsDuatu .s.lis
eitsl Hlkl claiming tfnih thu uAru AMI ultsit4ll
al IN. tMn miner children.
A,t tlni utllrss YIN at,IAhi ihsfstn ANIL het,iMl
Aillt nnNn " TIN sa,Olid tlas ~ the nrxt tsln,
~ TN rala unilFt appointed ~ IN MID ~ tls
t.,'lft hnNka IN nttl Nstlnls, COMMUNICATING ~ tho
VIII ,las N arrt1tnlsf, iStl Your 4ulMelW Will hi
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Will thr tWastir ri Aeiu IetlitOn.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

NDtAsnA tiast ri -, Al rtItttb fif~iariHF#
=, . nn !, y ,,p W ,s..,al WYNN. nM.s WYNN
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

Tho ChlenHu Seniiuel pnr 1T 'he
beet HIs"ilbAck pAl,oir In The country,
IN packages vi ter, from now until
Aftor election for ton cents Il copy,
Howard county ought tn hnya 1T
least Ona hundred rupIrs rnch week
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

- NsN nj 49, y
NaA fAh aa8s AHaas itk - A.
III tsrNen AlF - ~ Hsg#ftE9 Is
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

meeting II the Ninrkhniicra of
TIL lfearu lli,ilu Park Association
Nlll " htlil III II Mianr'a Inv office
taeaap, July ~, iss.,. ia tle purpose
I'll ttuftinR slAr trustees, Il full III !
lthdi.iisi. III l.eiis II
I ] Lowry. ssee'Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

AalIrInhH Jvlnan for Aur,ia fana
summer H,iHnat, II ulsra complete
Ill nsesllpni haNrl.ltn hy lnlinn bur.
I'll, beating tn Title if Michael and
l, u ssIAHsile vacation alpIy, lald oil
TN southern rnA#t ri EnalAnd
Tlntn II ilsn The llfsi I,ulf nj npntlAar
novelette,, entitled Edge rnola, Tho
SCENE u Whlnn Ii lal,i N 4 Canadian
aunalIn reanl'l, H. Richardson rnn,
ilhArs hlH "nnnIsh III home pupern.
~ Wlllnh there II MI abundance ~
Wlaa, practical hints. MI, NrHNinr.
Ion Atkinson, tho we'll known writer
III MI themes, gives In ilfst pnl,.r
" n snrlrA, entitled t''l'hn Influence
- Al IN daily Llfu.' Mhlnh N full III
admirable suggestions, and ennna III
srty appropriately III connection
VIII. ~ Richardson instructions
~ lrHald ~ III. hygiene nffho hnlian,
.,flip tlnrnlan pinlprt, Poets ~ W,
", Cram, which contains numerous
examples. II very Interesting. An
article nm" MISUNDERSTANDING by
MI ilnhnlt Il, Collier Will 10 Wi,
rnlnrd, Dn account III ita practical
Wisdom, Wy thuse WIN have l,noll con.
Founded ~ the atlAnH, performances
TINT urrtAlli painters have recently
been producing ,lu.isr thu nAmn 81
efiin MI, "chr GOnh's Oracle" M
AlnMslnR owsAy ~ tho famous Dr.
Nlnhinpf, ttuhirns up thu number
very happily Thnra Ii Il review ~
httlnbnrnr'a nuw volume III puuusA
~ untIwln Smiths '.t'owpsl" noma
Briefs ~ Recent No,ulr". nnl TIN
ilsnAl diaunfaiv. tnlk ln thu Editor ,
Table,"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

PENSIONS nrN,at.si fnr ~ fnfllena.s
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29
SPECIAL. NOTICES,
a go y.

~ III who Ase suffering fran ths stfsts
and IHdlarralIsns VI youth, acrve,ls weAt..
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Or. McAEFEE.

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Opium y a9 1, n I, . ea s 80,
tf.t.slf"as At \ 4tsash,ses. fnhAnah. II rs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-03
Bayard and Thurman.
From the Luucrno Union Leader.

From the Luxerne Union Leader.
Neither Mr.. Bayard of Delaware nor
Mr.. Thurman of Ohio are out of the
Presidential race by any means. The
election of an almost Bayard delegation
in Massachusetts and of wholly solid
Thurman delegation in Ohio have given
their respective friends strong hopes of
success. We regard Winfield Scott
Hancock's nomination IS preferable to
that of any other candidate named, for
the reason that we believe he will be
supported more enthusiastically than
any other by the Democrats OF every
section OF the country. After Hancock,
however, we look upon Bayard and
Thurman as our strongest men. Both
are mentally giants. Both are thor.
oughly upright, conscientious men,
against whose good name no taint OF
suspicion has ever for moment attach.
ed. Both are statesmen in the broad.
est and best sense of the term. Either
would unite the South 80 that It's every
electoral vote would be secured beyond
q peradventure. Either would transfer
certain northern States now held TO be
safely Republican to the doubtful col
umn. Mr.. Bayard's nomination would
have this effect in Massachusetts,, NeM
Hampshire and Pennsylvania, and Mr..
Thurman's in Ohio and the Pacific
States- The name of either would
honor the head Of any ticket and any
people who should set either In author.
ity over them. Bayard and western
man for Vice President would be a
strong and safe ticket. The same can
he said Of Thurman and an eastern
man for Vice President. But II the
ticket were made to read Bayard and
Thurman, or Thurman and Bayard, its
success would Immediately take rank
among the certaiEties.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-03
The Coming State Fair.
ARRANGEMENTS PROGRESSING AND GRAND
SHOW INSURED.

ARRANGEMENTS PROGRESSING AND GRAND
SHOW INSURED.
From the Philadelphia Record.
The arrangements for the State Fair
to be held at the permanent Exhibition
next September are even at this early
date proceeding rapidly. Yesterday,
Messrs. ii. w. Seller and Eldridge
McConkey, the Recording and Cores.
ponding Secretaries OF the State Agri.
cultural Society, arrived in this city
after prolonged tour in the West in
the interest OF the fair. In conversa.
ton last evening Mr. McConkey said
that many of the principal breeders of
the West had entered into the proposal
to become exhibitors at the fair with
enthusiasm, and that the show of short
horns and long. wool and fne-wool
sheep from that section of the country
would be very fine. From the tenor of
the communications so far received IL
is also certain that the show of Penn.
sylvania cattle will be far above that of
last year.
The books of entry will be opened in
this city on Tuesday, July 20, and will
be closed on Tuesday, August 81 The
fair will open on September 6, and
close on the 18th. On the Goth the
international Exhibition of Sheep,
Wool and Wool Products will be open.
ed, continuing till the 25th. All ob.
ects intended for the international
Exhibition, except sheep, must be en-.
tered and in their places before the
opening of the fair. on September 6.
The prizes offered are, in most cases,
of double, and in some treble, the value
OF those given last year. To the society
or organized club contributing the best
and largest collection of the grains,
seeds. vegetables and fruits Of the coun.
try in which it is located the first prem.
ium is 800, and the second is 500.
For the best general assortment of
fruits Of all kinds shown by individuals
or firms the premiums are $25 and els.
There are special premiums for florists
of $40, $50 and $40 for the beat collec.
ton Of growing ornamental plants,
while the gardeners are offered prem.
iums OF $50, $25 and s. for the same
class OF exhibits. For designs in cut
flowers two premiums of SIS and $l5
are promised. For collections of roots
tubers and bulbs, aud also of green
vegetables. prizes ranging from $50 TO
$l5 viii be given. Committees of
co operation have been appointed by
the Pennsylvania horticultural Society
and the Pennsylvania State Fruit
Growers Society. Both of these organ.
izations have considered and approved
the premiums offered in the respective
divisions over which they win have
cognizance.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-03

Republican question In New York is
not what does the party wish, but what
does Mr.. Conkling say7 And in Penn.
syivania not what 10 the conviction of
the party, but what does Mr.. Cameron
mean TO do? Is this Republican or is 1t
Imperial? Louis the XIV said of
France, / am the State" But O sys-
tenn which enables any member of a
political party to say with virtual truth
I" am the party" is q system which, so
far as that power extends, has destroy.
ed popular government.
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will speak for themselves at the fitting

will speak for themselves at the fitting
time.
Having thus freely answered your in.
quiries, / may add, in conclusion, that
my support will be cheerfully given TO
any candidate for President who, In
good faith, will strive to carry out this
general line OF policy, which. in my
judgment, is of far more Importance
than the ambition of any man, or even
than the success of any party.
AS ever, your friend,
DAVID DAVIS.
Hon. o. II. Browning, Quincy, Ill.
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osoEss william carsis chIeksrine IIall address.
in The State of New York, and In the
State Of Pennsylvania, the spoils So.
tenn has already 50 far supplanted lha
American prInciplc--the fundamental
principle of liberty--that the important
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Washlngion rost. .


When the Republican party is asked
:" nominate n colored Statesman for q
high Office the leaders get on their stills
and show up lofty scorn for 30 mean
a thing Is race distinctions in politics |
They have steadily kept the negro out
Of Office on account OF race prejudice,
but they decline 10 put him into Office
because that would be discrimination
in his favor. The colored voters are
beginning to comprehend the situation /:
well take the turkey and you take
crow, or you take the crow and we'll
take the turkey. Help yourself, it's
all the same to u.s." And thus under
standing the programme, the swindled
dupes of Radicalism are turning TO the
German element" for lesson in the
arts of scratching and bolting.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-03

Wade Hampton Is said to be engaged
In preparing an address for delivery be.
fore the Grand Army of the RepnbIio
10 Pittsburg. p. The subject Of the ID
dress il iz"Eational Reconciliation Gen.
eral Banks, on the other hand, leads :
movement on the part OF Massachusetts,
10 keep alive the preiudces and pas.
sions Of the war. lie does this on the
hollow prelext that the results of The
war will otherwise be reversed. Which
is the best patriot under the present
circumslances--Wade Hampton Or Ne.
thanIeI z. Banks.
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Phlladslphla Record,

Philadelphia Record.
One of the lessons to be found in the
downfall OF the solitary colored cadet
at West Point is the cruelty Of putting
persons of his race in positions that
cut them off from the sympathy and
association which are necessary TO
human happiness. 1t is useless to de.
cry the prejudice against the negro.
Such an antipathy exists, and 1t must
be accepted as fact rather than argued
against as a folly. There is as much of
this feeling at the North as at the
South, and perhaps more Of it. The
prolonged and thorough investigation
OF the treatment OF Whittakerat the
Military Academy simply shows that he
was severely let alone by the other
cadets. This is ostracism possibly, but
il is one of those grievances which can.
not very readily be redressed. II is diff.
cult to see how any system Of reRula.
tions could be devised 10 compel inter
course and good fellowship between
boys, or men, who for any reason what.
ever do not take kindly to curh other.
Such "a notion has no -eu-cIult. A day
may come when this prejudice of race
will have died away, but its approach
will not be FASTENED by attempts to
force it. II many more colored cadets
are to be appointed there should be
enough OF them to allow them the ad,
vantage of companionship, which they
are not likely TO enjoy otherwise.
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4 defendant ia and 80 all that certain tract ui land
situate 10 Benner township Centre county, Pa: Be
ginning at stones At intersection of lands Of D. Hous
sr and d. q. Bush thence north 80 west 81 7iO
per 10 stones thence north SO east - $40 per.
pine thence south s3a east, per- % pine: tbehce
north oAo east % 5l0 per- % stones thence south ~
east 80 I-l0 per. 10 post By pine thence south $50
west G5 perches, 20 The place of begnning-ooutAiB
Ing = acres and - pefehes and allowance. Seized
taken In execution and TO be sold the property Of
AbrAm FloTey.
No. ALI that certain lot or piece OF
ground situate in BoREs township Centre county Pa.
Bounded by Railroad street the south, by lot No
leo the vest by alley the north. and by LOT No.
lea the eastbelng lot No isi the general plan
Of Central City. seiss taken In execution aud 20 be
sOla as the property Of wm. W. wetsler.
TERMS CASINO deed will be acknowl-
edged until The purchase money L paid In full.
JOHN SPANGLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff ofice, Beiiefonts, Pa. May -. 1850. 3v