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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

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parfs H. following particulars of n. ,llsa.i.r
'i,p fifst s.stlnn IL tls MaIi's accommodation
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having lafHa etpwd ~ pss@.t,.s.rs VII, Ind
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14
vi hllAAl nlIl.llAAN.
lOl.irlCAi. NOTES.

l,utn II .hr ald parties ure iur y
cAt MONEY! WIN u..r hunrl III
lm,nin their ,lehss With aolL when
IA Il l,r.mlnmY
lntSr hunrst .lnonr, fellows lnSisl
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itul hl. ul,lI.n H. taar,d The III
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tlir rnnntrs ngliu. Tint " A ,
mistakes I, IL the ollrvn thry VA
Ansr,
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rlpelilg tie mNt President, 1'ru
lar ~ tln lAlatvr ~ concerned, II
ilm snins either will ,ln nutl,ili|
linn.
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rul,nl alnut "thn,wlnH nwny
,ulna" II tlrs VOTE ,l,r urreniArk \
,,n, iath III their parties cannot NM
AMI ~ Alnai nnu.hnlf ~ them Will
aNay their .uir NJ my rate, while,
voted With ths ursnhaekcrA, n
wunll snrrl. III, elected.
"liut tur tllp execution ~ ttNle,1
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from hia own livs,"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

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hank ~ Nhteh liz waa l'r'sIlvul wa uus.aul.al}
for IL salsvsa Till d.las's u thla el,asNs
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ltsnarssienal ilssaei, t,sp !, iAsa
Munl,l. lsuNasNi, sslunAh ntps uian
A,ssa In inr1fiAiH, II alllaila,NA lhp ku(
iafs 1T tlN Treasury Ii sllslHui tip ruiuagl
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liie f,'tiisneilt thh,ieillaluil ~ lln III
AsHts~ ,.,ts#, Will. li. salarls III heAl tai
Il, ltNA enhllaeis, 4 <i,r H. IL iHhsn IN
att,afpss l,sNull salr atd Stable ssllNj
Nht..h .lnall ~ aee.IA,sl ~ tic lsp'lpy
,lhtN VI lhs ttuA. .iHnient All III. itnsvst
security " tha f tirlt II II.
NJ htlNa NulnAAs.
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II Mulild nstn, thrpiola., tia, tna ni.d
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aAalsitAd.t ,lensel u i us. H. Hili .hiN
nile Ats,s,ilnn VI lsiwsl, Which taMtssss M
lrM ltlnaI nli tlN An,htid ~ eNlasllAN nj
Mt.n il II considered ihat ~ constitution
IL aiiausls sui.l, alsL. anl that il,l, NJ IA
Il Il rnhlrYl III H,Hsu nialss Nnull II lul
lsat ~ W. Niss ~ Withdraw Tin uAuhia
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

There was an elceiinn IN Delaware IN
ll,e alh net. o. iasIas,.fs AMI Assrssufs. \
iAi'aieh fssAa Nlian.Nt,n sas.i Pull rsin.n4
fssm the Mai. niss The ba.nm,fats. fur inal ost.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

09D A WYNN. ois 4 dsy si homn sss,l, nssls,
~ Np.!ls ansh, fses, AdJfes. tillKA 80,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

MEvtROEN's
NEW
FURNITURE
WAR9RooMs,
twa iAwts Nrr,A II frwmAm,s. s,s,,.
cRxsco, IOWA,
!.snty.'.a seA W. ,,vs.s, .ea e-., s.se.,%,s, ',
EfA1et ana auAstsiys tAts ansfsA nv rms mAst4a
rvervthine Ncw---lMtes, STYLES,
10 Ol.O 0OOUs.
csNslss,ns NJ
EXTENSION TABLES,
SECRETARIEs, BOOK CASES,
WAREHOUSES;. BUREAUS,
DEDsrEAps. CHAIRS.
sri.lNu nEDs. MATrRrssEn
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. wmATNoTs.
LOOKING uLAssEs,
PICTURE FRAMES.
CURTAIN CORNIcEH.
q ss.ss, s,.,y Article hs'.es,as 10 ~. ,~s. ana
UNDERTAKING
u sli Ne bsaMshss psoapsly attended to either Ia,
m sight. -
mskss large assortment. ~
Ocmns, Burial Cases and Oasksts,
s..s. sas. :: !. g,ssss,a s = .,, s.a furnish .e
M Mnet reasonable ptivss.
TeAAtlnG the publIe ias eAvesu ca W eouA.lsnes
tee paatt - begs N AssMN M evieeNs thai he ID
4eiesMtAeA nass Than svty ~ merit their coma
eeeee, sssSese eaA ssHtlHasd pAtsesaHs.
u. MEvEnUEN.
esssss, nss n, 1874
40 4 Wttk, ol5 4 asy st homn sssil, msas,
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National Republican., 1880-09-02
Vital StntintIcs,

The total mortality in tue District of Colum.
bia for the week ending Saturday, August 2S,
1850. was &c (beiug ) less than the week
previous), or at the rate of 1907 per
900 per annum (the population being ls0,-
O00-white, 100000 coiOred, 60,OOO). OF the
decedents, 10 were white males, II white
females, showing an annual death-ratc of
l2 81 per 1000 for tho white and 1907 Tor tho
colorcd population. The deaths by classes
were as follows, Zymotc, 90; constitutional,
IL local, 2l; developmental, g. aud violence, 2.
From phthisis pulmonais or consumption
thore were 10 deaths; diseases of The nervous
system, g; cholera inftu,um. >; pneumonia
aud diseases of the heart, 4 each; diarrhcl 3;
bronchitis, puerperal diseases aud seuil5 de-
blity, . each, aud l each from congestion OF
the lungs, entGro.cOlitis diplthera, typhO.
malars fever, typhoid fever, Group, cancer,
carbunclc, lead poisoning and spider bite OF
the deaths 81 occurred in Washington, IN
Georgetown, 3 In tue county aud 3 In the
hospitals Tnirty-seven Ol the decedepts were
natives of the District % OF other parts OF the
United States and q OF foreign countries
Fourteen white and 20 colorgd were under
60 and over. Tie greatest mortality (lt
deatls) occurred oil the 2ill; the least "a deaths
on the 23d. There were 81 births repOrted-ll
white males, l2 white femuics lG GcOiured males
aud % coOrrd females, showing an annua
birth-ratc OF 097 per 1000 for the white auC
1873 for the coored population. Marriagel
reported, li-white, 8; cOOred, .. S,il..births
l3-white, 3; coOrcd, 10.
National Republican., 1880-09-02

The funeral of Mr.. J. G. Miller of the Critic
took place at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
his residence, No. 9lg q street northwest. Dur
ing the morning, before the services, there was
constant stream of visitors, who called to pay
their last tribute of respect to the deceased.
Among those who called were many nowsbOys,
who always entertained the most kindly feel.
ings toward Mr.. Miller, whom they regarded
as one of their truest friends. At tho funeral
the attendance, which included, bo,idcs the
Immediate frie1ds of the family, II large rep.
rcsentatiOn OF newspaper meu and business
mcu of the city, was very large. The re.
mains were incased In handsome walnut
casket, covered with black cloth aud silk vel.
vet, with massive bar handles aud plate in
scrhcd ~. Carpenter Miller; died August 80
$780, aged As years" The floral decorations
were noticeable for their beauty and profusion
Rev. Dr.. A. w. Pitz.r Of the Centrai Prcsby-
teriau church conducte tho religious services
Rt the conclusion of which the rcmaius wcr,
borne to the hearse by the rall.hesrers-
Mes.rs. @. s. Noyes OF the star, A. NJ Ciapp oi
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, A. l.. Ha2eltOn
q. +. Iimms, Henry Franc. Louis Barr L.
Ltnsbureh aud L, G. Davis. The cOrtcgc that
followed the liearso to the Congressional ccm.
ctcry, the place Of intermeut, was very long
National Republican., 1880-09-02
IInlnl ArI-INnls.

Impcrll-GOodmsn Davis Of Richmond, Va.
Wnlttr s. Grant Of Clarke county, Va, and
w. +. Tanner of Baltimore.
Ehbitt--Dr. w. Fl. Barrett of Paris, r. Eek.
ers of Aix.ls-Chspeila, o. II. Campbell of
Quincy, Mass, and W. II. Eckles OF New
Mcxico.
Riggs gs-W. s. Bruce aud wife, Miss Con.
way aud Miss Ida Bruce Of Mcuphis and j.
J. McDonough Of New York.
Wormley ey's--Jlmcs NJ. Vamum of New
York aud NJ. Wilcox and sou Of Philadelphiu.
Arlingtou-Wllimn II. Lambert and wife
Of Philadelphia James Lalhrup Of Baltimore,
and Harry Simms aud wife OF New York.
Willards-J. Loug Of New York, c. r.
Coolidge, Ii. L. Coolidge OF Helena, Ark
Mls L. q. Granger Of New York, JESSE Il
Caldwell, city, and 4. ID, Haynes of New York
St. Jsiucs-C!emcnt Il. Wainwright aud J,
L. Wainwright Of Pin h.ladelpha Il. l.. Bauhls
W. W. Bi4se.l U. $, ~, j. William Pugh Gi
Virginia, Thomas johnson Hut wife OF Pitts
burg, J. ID. II. Cobb aud wiio OF Lewiston, Me-.
ThomA. McNamvia aud wife aud s1u OF Titus.
! viuo, Pa, i, n. Brll u Tennessee, GorhaIu
| Blake Of Georgia, L, Page Richard and wife OF
| North Cgroiui, aud f. W, Sylvester OF Vir
! giuiI.
| Nalional-Tohn Crump of Philadelphia, /.
! Bronrr of Harlem, Thomas A. McDcyitt o
| PMladcipha, B, H. holland of Virginia Alvtn
! ;. French of Nuw York, James y. Butt u
West Virginia, john n. Wilson and wife aut
! q. II. Biakoly Ui Chester, Pa, II Y. Ripley 81
! New York, T. Gonvilly aud wife aud Nh
/ T.. Phug Of Now O:lcHs, K. 5. VoWue of Lead
| Vile, Colonel J. ID Wilson ,f West Virginia
DR.. W, Reed, U. ; A., and family, James W
| Fleming Vi Chicago, w. O'COuuur, Miss Lin
| Firm aud Mis-, G. A, Bran, daughter aud sou
| o! Baltimore.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
An Agreenhle niilr.

There was a union of New York and Ohio
last evening. at 1874 + street northwest, IN
which Mr.. w. II. Roach Of the New York Re.
publican association was ioiucd In wcdl0ck
with Miss Hattie NJ. Houghton, one Of Ohio's
farest daughters. May the young couple
find a long path before them free from thorus.
There were present upon the occasion Major
Noah aud daughter of the war department, j,
w. Mcknight, wife and daughter, DR.. French
aud wife, w. b. Moses, jerome Wise aud wife,
Thomas LcCch and wife, Mr. and Mrs. p. ii
Eaton, Charles Brandt aud wilc, Mr.. aud Mrs
Robert johnson, Smith Thompson aud wife
w. Harveycutter aud wife, Wilson Houghtou
aud wife, William NJ. Clayton aud wife, James
A. Stewart and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z
Kiugsbury, Fletcher Moulton aud wife, p. s
GarrettsOm aud wife, Mrs. Shatuck and Mis-
Minnie Shattuck, Miss Bella Woodruff, Miss
Lincoln, Miss Minnie Barnard, Mrs. Crump
Mrs Julia A. Darrow, Mr. A. B. Ambrose and
many others. Tho ceremony was periOnnct
by the Rev. Dr.. Owen Of Mt. Zion NJ. L
| church. The Occasion was one of unusual en-
| joyment long to he remembered by thost
present.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
operntion, of the Health onee.

The following is Health Officer Townshends
report Of the operations Of his office for the
week ending August %, 1SS0: Nusauces report.
cd, 45l, referred, los; abatcd, 1856 referred to
commissioners, o; official notices issued, 90;
citizens complaints, 20; deaths from all causes
reported, Co. cases of death referred to coro-
ncr 81 burials at public expense 10; investigt-
tUns for local cause Of disease, 8; dead animals
removed, 2S9. Marine products nspectcd-3i5
bushels oysters, 2293 bunchcs fish, 2,6l5 salt-
water tailors, $50 trout. 22,715 crabs, 5000
clans 11G shecps-hcsd, 906 msckcrel. Marine
products coudcmucd-l20 bushels oysters, 50
punches fish, 1916 crabs, $50 clans I'm
wholesome food coudemucd-So7 pounds beef,
2lS pounds mutton, 1884 pounds veal, 1913
pounds pork, 8 pounds sausage, IL chickens, 3
tongues, 20 pounds sturgeon, 40 pccks apples, 9
punches bec,s, 3il cabhagcs, 1891 dozen corn,
355 cgg-plsnts, S66 cymliugs, 5 pcck5
potatoes, 1874 pecks tomatoes, 73l pecks beans,
lT6 quarts lima beans, l peck turnips, 1871
pecks peaches, 81 pounds grapes, 1884 water
melons, 1881 cauteloupCs, l0l dozen cucum'
bers, 27 dozen eggs, s! pccks pears, 2Sf bushels
miscellaneous vegetables. Pound rcport--loI
animals impouuded, u redeemed, l57 killed
| 81 remaining in pound. Report OF physician:
to the poor-24I patients treated, 80 of which
were white aud 1856 colored; 327 visits wer,
made and 90 office consultations held; 3s or
ders for food were issued TO sick poor persons
National Republican., 1880-09-02
Tho I.nln,nnc nnnt rInn.

Tho reguL,r uunthy meeting OF tne Pu.p-
mac Boat club was hold last night at lhe WesI
End hotel, Georgetown. The president, Colonel
Frank J0ucs presided, with q, j, Johnston
as secretary. One pcW active ncrubor was
elected, Tho committee uu the Iqprduc.
bridge r. ported tLut they has wuiDci ou tie
csuH bridge couuauT, gud tho company had
decided TO repair The second arch Of the Viz
ginia side. II WAS decided 90 have lAc uuuui
regatta on tue 23i Instant. Tue 7mge shells
will be nuuued ~ W. T. Roberts W. G, Bailey
and H. W. Morgan, There will be six,omea
Gig races and fouguarel shell races, the crews
ior which hayo not yet been selected. The
winner Of tho sinslo.shell ruce will be pre-,
seuted with u handsome gold medal, the gin
of tho club. The report Of tue treasurer was
20 salls lslgcipry that he WAS authorized to
liquidse 5000 Of the club debt.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
HARNEssED ny HYMEN.
'ho HarrIsiNeumyer Nuptiais Celebrated
Last Evening.


The West End was the scene Of a brilliant
wedding last evening, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Reuben Harris, senior member Of
the jewelry firm Of r. Harris & Co., and Miss
Hattie Nepmyer Rabbi L. Stern performed
the ceremony, which took place In the parlor
of the brides residence, No. 1920 Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest, and the only attend
ants were the relatives Of the pair. AT the
conclusion of the ceremony the guests were
Invited to partske of wedding supper down
stairs, aud pleasant hour was passed, during
which Mr. and Mrs Harris received tho con-
gratulations Of their hosts Of friends The
wedding presents were numerous aud costly,
and were selected with a view to setting the
Young couple up I'm housekeeping, as
furniture, dinner and tea sets were the
prominent features. Among them were
handsome rep parlor set from the
brides brothers, a hand-painted drop
light from Mr.. Harris employees aud cham
berset from Mr.. ID. l., Ergcl, brothcr.in.
law of the bride. Besides these were several
valuable articles Of jewelry and siIverware, a
sealskin sHcque aud bronze mantel ornuments.
The house was filled from cellar TO caves With
friends Of the young couple, among whom
were noticed Mrs. Prince Of New York, MIR.
Harris, father OF the groom, Of New York,
Captain Luttrell of San Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs Schif aud Mis- Oppcuhelmer oil Balti-
more, Theodore Rust Of New York, Misses
1o6heimcr and Obeudorf of Norfolk, Va,
Miss stiegerwald of Baltimore, Misses Cora
Adler, Mary Bonsingcr, Tilic Raft, Pauline
Samslag, Amelia Wolf, Maggie Curran, Tillie
Bamherger, May Holleraud, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
l.. Eugol, Mrs. Max Weyl, l.. Callisher, +,
Frank d. Nachmap Morris Clark and Mr.,
and Mrs. ID. Strauss.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
straw.

A gentleman writing to THE REPUBLICAN
in reference to the excursion Of the Pharma.
cculical association last Friday night, mentions
the following incident, serving as an index ia
the prevailing political sentiments A large
number Of gentlemen surrounded, ON the
return uir, tho piano, amusing themselves
with singing. At the conclusion Of popular
Gong, In which the ngme Garfield was fire.
qucniy heard one of the gentlemen hallooed
"rhrcc cheers for Garfield" which found such
hcarly triple response that tho whole boat re-
sounded. Then again voice was heard
"Nuw for Hancock! 1hres cheers.SfOr Han
copk Far Hancockw But not a single voice
WAS heard, except that all laughed.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
IIFUSEM ENTS.
Ford's Opera
wo Orphans

Furd's Opera House" The Two Orphans"
The bill At Fords opera.house will be
changed Tonight, Tho Two Orphans" being
substituted tor Fun on the Pacific" So
greai IL change, from gay to grave, from mIth
and au,ic to passion aud pathos is seldom at
tempted hy dramatic company, but Manager
Ford has entire confidence In the versatility
of his excellent company. In Fun on the
Ptcnc' the public had an opportunity OF
judging the merits of the company as vocal
lsts aud eccentric comedians, aud the verdict
WAS most Altcrng to tho organization. To-
night an opportunity Is offered of testing the
dramatic ability of the company in piece
which will aliuId every opportunity for a
satisfactory test. "Ihe Two Orphans" was
produced hy this company In Baltimore last
week, aud the press Of that city was uuaui.
nous in stating that the performance had sci.
dom, fever, been taual'd In that city,