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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

I,uflDR il,e campaign ~ lsTH, IN
Thu stiae. t'sdt,,paint Hj'iHv,n ~
Birmingham. fpttiutt,d ~ ~ II, liz
lt,te4au tlyttAn mn evening. Dfirr ~
ttnI ulitrssed II iufHn ustIlettru III
xiHtutta jtuII, thu it,o pftfslDj.,a IA
lba Dteeubaot putty Npte flp,lvuutt.
ii I,el,0npsl md ul,tn)ulA,ln. md ~
t,upI utuU pvilli s,Ippvft iiiau,
YIN eHu Dliy u,a reprliir ft0ui III
iWiHH ltrupuftsiat' aHid liz "a IL
ttutjianpa nfp ipu intelligent alJ Lgn.
a4t n, w rnftlrd AWAY M t'vmnn,iis.
~ htJaHls " And IA fiia 'l,U itl.
wa t,iiefI, W. tptaan m stsai
iu0 iftuu liz puYefUmem' III /,
found ~ II dsiHui'at HJtd puuft#a.
~ lliAi tp boHnu tipuIlitV ~ vrUn III
b. va4 itpIuInJ litiu Dnint. sLlti
slIuN# thu h. IL IL lssHfW thief Il
II Htnn IN ills sffifH vim Afn pt,u
tlnttuIIy rtHtlNH ulpuf ffte home
u,iioy" IL flu tttputtjpaH lHuy
Mr. Uvrfu fUfyU'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

tdliH it,sn iTaln tHstf.
Mr. Nniiir u. sterflMu ~ ,ait
I'y. delivered lIf leafiiW ~ w
fur ilte plfls', IN pnf village tusi
evening ~ Il fntt iiDuse The lecture
uUA we'll tretissI unti Highly nttltfns
plaiod ~ hef audience. Alter III. tp,
i.,fe Iiiul,s ~ liz lnJIa witt flisuttl
mud congratulated liz tt,Iutat IN,
iuf successful presentation III ti,N
right III wpinau uud tt,e ruuse III
Temperance, Nts. aloI,lam. III eeiu
Iiiuh Will, 1uiuen ~ lnr liuttialtf
it,upnfutnrni. Iun the f4rn uts
in,ll. ~ sIanIinH fnv ,Hpldiy, Tin
lr11ut ~ Il Who'll. !. fuf Imyu,ul tl,t
N,aLupr production ~ IN mud
lu'ni'tl l,t.dopts m lhe lnet,fa liant
ffnua. n1I Risea additional nsitIupu
IttH uun,h mr. watI 1unIllisI u
dnnI viii, iIir ilvli,g mud vltul. snpiu
apd taIllipul Problems III ~ titt
tults rtr.. W. II. UreDIn@Ds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

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49, th sHHl4s HtA IA ~
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ttaNh f4 tHAt l,htHts hlr nHi lMf
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lait pssle stsust 4 ~ II II til
ssa4a hHs fHtH iNlt - Ia Hh
49, apHtsFl III f ittNN Ht 2i
FstHN lellt n ltHsi fsssH tAal fts
~ NtalllNN VII Al pt~Rt fN
III VI Fl liHilet NAfilH III tst8
@t fsftttt#HIstt #tfh Mus lpAs III
n ilt# Nsni llNslhR nNh Nj eHs II 49,
Ntstk fHae tiHiiHt II ehfilaf ! 80
nil III Allele tHtN rs hHHsfahle tain
prIliatk, n,natr vhvHa ms fiasifi ii
associations have 49, |, 'rEsit IIsHAnftA
ahi liwfssa itip, anl vhtts Att Nts
~lts veild ntpi | mHs tttHia ! ahsli
aleus hlnilt ttnlt lhlet lsf1ti " riH
Vii ntfsst nhA 49, IN thN nAhs Fiifnls
anI rnttuna | have ltHfnpI II ANnW
mil psls M ~ sell heits atl u ent
uti nli | wiah II iauu md rtnsiFtuug
llfv. riuwrtsl With i|ltttft att,i \ llnsl
Airt4l WY truly.
a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
kIttH rLtrv. CyL. Jun. IN, M

\ W II M~Hdi
Ueuy styI Thinking that pefIul,.
ns fiinnIs In Hvwatd would like q
luar from I'M, | l,nsr concluded III
any ii word ~ them through ths
iLAis UtAIrH | nm herr THiil
thousand feet above sen ~ Il. IN
thu ,nu ~ OF ea,f,Iuyn fafnif,
acquired frum iioslrp. L,.ryinlnp
I,efe ~ any uofn ailIl retains ihn old
siesiann inm4s Tint IL, sueI ~
mountain rnLy'a nltI tIls Iikp, III.
/, NnuHfr ~ Christie fnuHn ilr# irn
uiIis 10 III WRIST III ~, IN oi,a NJ iiia
! finest ruItu.a ~ mountains IN TN
world, thu i,utie III EunilaIi Ii nblyvl
III Christ II W covered will Ai.gn
utusi ~ tlW yruI. uuI pplIlsA faf
n,,Dsr timber line, ubi,d, II ai,vul
eleven iilnnaapJ FEET Wi laeuusnii,
Wiley iieA bntNrrn heIn and the tafat
and dgas npi tuDk ~ b. more than
tpits ~ Two wEln everything II eD1.
iriHtmgrt hnre, ,ii#iuHee IL nl,I,afunt
/ ~ nuIiitilnivJ J'tM usisin appear III
Ilyr - nothing, nul ,n' thy arr
afut uipi aI.pA," I'll, valley II gofy
productive Iii mUast tYary klud III
fufu vtMslsp asppid eerU, Ut u III
riataltDn II tpy pfeHt. W. nu shout
ttsu nitA IL ltif Hagfna sOuill ~ tDl,
yei tbp Spring " ~ .atiirf, tlin stlltts
iitul nGt nfNl sv NHtul, Haf ntH tllA
Affnrs ntu ~ iHltI. fir rsftatltra pte
49, ~ pfsu Iptn. 1tils II u mining
ttHtutit. stilist vtplHly tn II il
IitlH iuuha' t4t HtJt fItlfIFt fist
wiley prnt,ts itutH fl aftt III vi
lfless, .tpH Hftr uut teHa iiysli tg4fa
p,4Ha tnf daxen siuan ! hust4 lupn III
tlfn euiipt eteiy tIiiur ~ ultH,i tiN
#alts tfupt tiigN A. compared will
prices lllApt - ~ Htlli tstl corr
Il punetuilb nl,v,h NO d,llst pr
liutiltnd, psiHtass NJ with upH
f'fo iolIata unJ iiflt eehia p.f bun.
Ii,I NaipiH
| III, ytai utll ais months upg fl,ptA
/ Vii tui ii tlptlst itsft, uttW III ntt
ftninlafa 49, lifn thousand tHnpin,
Ii N.tk nrs Il iHfpe ffntHp Htii rg,u
uteuaai Hnfl, II nssf olin hundred
ullI llus Thousand sIatlaiss Il Nh
quite nf sY.ft tHt liz pluha, fiil A.
tv1V'l sg ~ itn Iijlii Iny u snY
.iuf,pt, Itstat, sHa III llpnau nlls II liz
lifHl truth II eHfs iHll lHig tH4n,
| HnfA | 40 utmost ftre ftfHH Asili
iuH. l,usr llvi tgA' Il lay ~ II @jt,nf
asiln tpfa. tet ~, Iiut ptsltfriy
veil ~ II hi nenlj be Hffaid Il
a. fIiHu iHiy tin igurf fnploua Il
I've npHlu | ntu daltt,lluH II ltfiir III
iules md think ] sbpll tuHLe llitia
iugl,py ny Il. e u Hmm,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
MHsIe and ffttifh.

I't,s%a DESIRING M Hlililu prt,tplsney
III oifIlpf III iIn M,use accomplish
Iianta. uili IN vail ~ sui ~ Nfs,
tlrnuy Mu,Ai,uli. WIN ,,sylue iini
~" ndsniiH9e ~ il,strU1iJD ~ fta
l,sH' t,,u~irta, together With il rel
d.i,a' IN finIiau IN epr four ysnia.
" prepared a. nlsr flHI sullafuptl9r
nltli"f IN Niltai,in IN lu4if,Jn,aniM u,y
@irs ~ Will ~ 0uftret PRONUNCIATION
~ iIlr nutIes runej Language, itl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

Arms IAfttifAtl III efficiency
n, Walnsl'a Aafe tiIia Nn4 nfs, ~.
.Isti iuswpe'ianal,ta ~ their tlst III
lie Luyilail nfHy HI naItfluI t0RIHila
NI,it III 4intnlItli ant Ippsi+ Hpfo
peculiarly aubIeei ~ arrangement
thy Nnla found III h. fLp iHat II
ftil,ts Incidence III alitll IsRiptial II
II. lritrt IN Toronto, ntl'ea ihu'
they frs4iily HHstl iiiiu ~ atpDtIass.
Iipsa eau4ed l,y hIIlpisut se. ~,
ptltrt iaatIInuuitls. tpig
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
"AMOn.. .NtA.f IsNlIlxMs. !"

M Ialialfn ~ tllr Monn,.'s ttpnpt III
alunnr, Npet,ty. iley A. n Mu'elfuetl
Will istisItr ~ il,n Congregational
Church. ~ Flltiuy evening uas'
~ruk. giving liz C.tapnMI psJHfipnaa
niiL observations IN fte frontier. lIa
subject lelnA ''t,lfn Aiming tlu ttor
drf NutIlun4 III Twenty NV YnMa'
Il.sida aiding worthy putls,s,
you nlll h. enabled ~ stun III, il
aiuuk II fun and " is.lnm worth LHs
Ing tI,ase Jull fI,urs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

4, " Ilaj suii, In al,op d.utet
wl,a lins completely r4snIuiipulA i
ih4 trud, WI iIaeornI,, ilfvtpl, ri,
pfra#s uud ~ nlaniia W filf anH ltpf.
.sat dsullilR. l,ua opannd pUi IL tip
aitWh III t'isseu. md n siiullnf ttteui,a
vii H. MY au,l h. viii uil,ly llnn
III ripuf look III i,ls nssriiiarIu III
II, utll pnper t,Iis. aud fDf nvti
lrnlntinn NJ IL ~iniettnhtA ~ mt
examine hia stefE. aee lie Rtnde N
| II nda ~ heeI,-. md l4nfn ttri'
/ nilmna.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

TIE iHv HfeH Et4a# III HHffaf.
viii, fH'tl pfi,nf uff. siluII ~ iyas
lstui'iaI interest LentlHn ia,h,Is, II
sllHli Nn llusa JelttfuHl ftH lt,ttr.
- hurting bnnds, s,Sunlly pujlst
ptset.bHtsf tlrfa fHU ~ ~ 49,
ting HWtu tiir feHaN ~ nustii iii
reltliius Int pVett nun nIiD Il II plil
<fn M I'LL tUvtIanb ilrCubI,p tuUsl
iDke 4lJts m grrtututt y,ps
HyiuyIeit w,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
I,)ai,nl,t. llu,,lr. III 1'LptaIa,u

Ry HtAhpptllniv,if, ~ Cleveland
Ohio. iln4 u#aI tlln Nrani tseriun,
loiindt. ~ Jnuubs Uii, nuI ,lnplsr,l
II highly w., Wflips pitint II ~ I'll.
lows | uni plnte,l ~ sHs tiu w.
t,~r III ~ inpt,lJn OH liua irnpilfotI
lne EipAiiS. unl | has" 40 hesitation
~ recommend II ~ MI ~ ~ eypeI
hat ,gtIuiIsr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

"'l'he l.osn l.re Waltz Il lie lilo
NJ 4 risiis wnli1 composed BY Ml#s
Husu L,e ~ tia pIufp. Il little pifi
Nsrn srnit oil III ilIn 'ilur. W.
naknn~l,lg. til reception ~ III"
wnliy frum ME- Ilnaa. nhi suunasi
Tin, III. little fullsa w lfnsrr t,n#4nA~
Themselves !, ii ptiisi,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

liAs wati hnA lhn sns.a I'm l#utt1
nul shsaa ~ hia slsis htaesen haw
stt IT, rsHes tn u u nn.l llustnr
nns' e.rh. far A. n,nns 'naft n, hlA
nawati rus,ntt stnir
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

lfsftA sritIfia. IHtihn iii cit
toH il I,tin tIoE n q sluth 49,
'hnle aiil ~ .ilal' -ie1iH settifest
" ttmea Church. ~ fHllhH
~ III Wednesday, IL ~ ~ i. ltf.
ninl III i'fi,lu, il II II
II i hur,l MI tIia fbnatayHfieti
VII tuHtp 49, tnlfps' tftuii 81 ls'
I f&i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
W. Ieuu from Mr I'heiuna HtifIin


ihni tn bRru nnd 0,It ltIitdiHpa ~
IIiunua Costello m Howard tpnt
hip, aua burned III 'lt 1'dIf III JlHs
nMy, ednHitilinp Nlili ilitpl lila ityill
md llHlHass. q reN 4 IL - Hitett
nnd fniu implements 1iu h. III
nl,aui asaai aitll ~ lnsufAhef llu~
iit 'ife originated " Ii HfsssittB
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
Ii i

i,nase nl tHnp n liil,nhillis
nni discomfort ftum thu lmlts, l,s
ueiue III ltull'. lsahs ssiur. iAr
sntrs,. hrss ANIL htner The rhenresl
frmrds In thu Npfld for tl,r tllsenAr.
nf Lntshus,I, tsljrr All rsttia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

- II tt IA s4te
VA NttfAt Niit hAti Nh $500
~ iHF ~ 1 Il NsNst fK - IL
n III "A ~ vi ~ vi sHsasstHs
lNAs#M sfh Ire ~ H8il
M I'll 49, lstWA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

w " i,nirurk has become thu
uanef mi proprietor II thu ptis,
mill III ,lle old town ~ Lime Spring.
ul,e hna commenced delivering flpni
IN ttesru, Several tours itnse I'll,
rudy bsri, put ui Anls With UuI
dealers. n Il NJ standard quality
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
Edward. VIVA found Il,

VIM Edwards wna fonn, dnnd.
hung l,s thu iisck In liz tooin, In this
plnrc. t'nu,,rstlUnnbly n murder,
/, foul MURDER TIL" mystery inny
never III ilnrnsrlrd The eprunrr'a
Inquest l. nov In session. Nnit IT,
trttiint
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
Wv Nnih.a i

nhr II NV Nntk's ptnniinfti
II ru,lsis. MI Alltrt, Z. Jung. WI
llowrts, -nys! NJ. tnrob~ ,,Il ,,,,rtl
il we'll knpwn Ane'innrrt. and lnui,
utlrt piumlhrh, citizens III llhpunns
tl#m, ii III IL reliable remedy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

sAlns at lgaps. II, .srDiDipe ~ Il
bfrtl npN uhO1rf, ttlsn sfDpL ~ nng
klliJ. hi aseIunVt FIR itdh III - go.
Ula.Hltn IA this Au,taH. 1911
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

n 4 ,lWaAi lhw lsnNt tits nni
mts fnan. II iii srwn Mntl " III twhe IN
tlria ~ shs NesehsHsti ssfpt ~ thai
N4se844&&s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
AiNs sfi sstsaf y TN Az
Na.s~stsAs N~ll

Will = I'LL II lsatN linll ts
fNh ~ Nwl \ Nss III fHnfe
hfsA iaiss4 stes w. i4sseaA "a VI
A4Wttfs Atafes Nhtie afl ii ttsHt n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
- l1ND.

VI WI ~H ~ tsH. ttsy firm w. Ytfsss
and lHdlsetetIses ~ Youth HetsDsts sxsts
pesst sstft dteAt l.gs ~ tasaLat4t, ~
rjjl sktii \ vftst9A tLyf siI sstR 800 fUEE
Dk tU4HDE Thu Yft4t ,rm4Jy 49,
Iissvse,~i N 'tls~.ss.stt ~ tvs'L issfyi
les Fsbd eli yJdtYsspd Hsst1y ~
tbs M JnsrDD r l.s.s, rtatlsh ii.
Nvw ttvk iltt ast
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

kassAateAMsssAe " 4 ~ ftRasAFs
4ssass sa* eAsrN sYasHp sMsfs
is. 49, II Il sAssas X tss AssssA 49, seas "
N .ssa#tsts - NV tAAAf#F AAAfe shAA
a.. AA4ss wfs4 n AssrA IL 49, lsvA
II A8aAAssss ~ss#ssAAA sNs 40 ~ VI tasA
~ eAsAsgFs
saa.asss4 AA*NsA l*sNessa N NE $3.50 ~
60 t3AswsYa II A*Ass II as~t w. ffAa NssAf
ssAN wNA w. esNss ! Nne sws tMsh sHfss
aas.s st4assaaN asai ~ nsssfw shstissA ~
~ sAss sH seNss
i.sea nHssAFA sSla " Th4FF4s si rfs
.naAss ~ stt sfst sstsEsseN, wHa ~ tFNts
,.ss saNAss ~ essA seassssas*ss sNssftissf
An heal nAaltss snass II Hsre " FssawsNs
.aassss N i've AssFsrvs sssAtlNe 'heM rah
iaAsa NTH W. nrsA.sn "A rnAaas~'iNn ~fA
n. .lssN rntll nv vustlseslssN FRI ~ raill,
IN asssa.,. r.sshls aassss,ls
II rymnsstlsn ~nh shr .NAIwtt " havr
nisra,h k.ssssmsst IL lv'AAnr Na'stlNl!
Ill a. r.teassA Ia vsssasv All klhds II
rtsrtlnf IN d tash nnsatlsssasa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

~ 'tANAis ~ i'll ths rfsss n IN
~ sfft 49, hshIlhR ttifHats lsss'
NWsNi@ 4s*i lila
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

Il NEAtH NAsfED, W. ysm ~.
AhttF AYfDt III rseft t,v ii iii IyIisny
Illinois. IGss, uDJ k.D~ss IN .vsi esv
Us,D,Gbes NJ isbtsl required, i,W W.
fsuu,it. xvUd recommendation Av.nts
asH Hsha fifty ~ aUa hundred dniisr* II
n,A1'tl si'H II tifi4 .mk vi htyy3s ~
iAua.ft ftufptlstss HJtltess tgN(Ntne i
~ ifu siyHIsrs ~ tps yugk lut
+ y III. mn, III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
- Ny EeEsfs u. IL Eo,n.

~ Ny tafLsfH y, n, sptb.
y ~ n, pun tatutl,tai,
TIL Monty ~ Tx TL1lllE. !"
Tie 4 II II flun,ler. Al ~,
aGanstIJlia ftl,It " lie y Y. I'll,
buU.fs 4 4; & IL rlunnar, Aid ~
opening tl,Httft IL tt,~ Nnry D*ng
FbiDit,fs Nv American tttgy.
''1ntun'HH TIKI DRIP WAJLt.t. 4
titv 'l,f NV tvtk iIevIeN NJ f,,ur
Hosls. ntlipb ettt,tHjhs lie sfsis nli
IN = eeuss voefHHa ztuA,i,r rasaits4i
~ ifess,
TN Iirstps l'tHflsuJsD o..
~ 1tutetUy hsfet1, NV ttepk,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
t,aVNs,ea MtNGtr0NS.

reNstsnAtteANt thNtvhsA hst sits =
NstsArefH 1sst4s. safslss - essts sktANh ~ " 5f
=. " ssAfsaAr u ssrAst sskeei Al Il " AZ
Ate sstass'As fHsstAs
Hrtsv stAt. uvAtv tkwssN e.t'es, NJ,
ii Ests~ s4ssssss tssss NanfAf NtffNA
4 a. b M ssAat sthei ~ W
kttNtN8 tsssst tttAss rsNaahs
s.Ass Alt tres kusNvsft Ana I've rshHe, Ger
6lssls assN@A
NsshsAtss HttsewtAt hss ttt4 fi'"s
susssas. Al Ter $50 "a "
sshhssh hsss isusa.Ai s,rls sA~s snta ~ @fsiss
ttassf tnsstlhs sMh rhaFN'At wen NJ ssAa
ttss NsMvfat Invitation sstFHHsas
NArttsr, a#isrst W. VI. ilFrsh. rAvfnfs srvs'frs
unrs IN twu nssks IN Ittsts NAli @uhsiat
lnutsAha NN,lssshiha. M ths Nttne hntit 4 80
slses nthr congregational thutshs rst'tHifFs
IL MI ara All sNftslalls lhsittAs
NuSAlH Preaching rsrft sabbath " iniW "
III Ann,las = lhsls iuituuiha iin rftnt isifF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18
McIcIInn,I WIFI.

Prominent among the escapadcs of the
season is that of Henry Welch and MolIie
yardcmNn, who olopcd from the Poor farm
Monday, and coming to this city, were unit
cd yesterday in marriage by Justice Peak.
Welch has served number Of terms vt the
farm, where he was sent at different times
on the charge Of habitual drunkenness,
and having served out his last term, he was
employed rs cook on tho farm when the fair
one Of whom no became enamored arrived
nj tho farm as pauper, sent from this city,
where she came from Wills Point, They
met, they loved, but they didn't part worth a
cent, but in the stiffness of the night, when
tho superintendent of tho farm, the guards
and tho prisoners were sumbering
soundly, they stole away, did these two gay
lovers, to get spliced. WEIGH, who is thor
oughly versed in tho culinary art, having
served in that capacity for years in mum
Der of the leading hotels Of the South, do
clares his intention of reforming, and has pu
his foot down most emphatically on "Red
eye,n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18
MISCHIEF AT MEsa UTE.
John CASTLE, Of Long Creek, shot by
John stroud, u Former Dniinsiio'

The county authorities were nolhe only
yesterday of u serious shooting scrape which
took place at Mesquite on Saturday John
CASTLE mud John Stroud were discussing ovel
their drink tho merits Of tho rival localities
OF Long creek md Mesquite, when CASTLE
expressed himself In this wise Odd
d---n tho Mesquitors and hurrah for Tho
Long creek bOysW Stroud made u mortal
matter of those incorporate words, and, pull
Ing out his six.fhooter, fired ut CASTLE twice
His first shot took elect In Casll 90 LecA'
ranging downward into tho right shoulder,
and tho second shot penetrating tho back OF
tho hoad. Tho wounds inflicted hfl
both serious, and u h thought
TINT owe must prove fatal lnlhe'
diately after tho affair." o. V, Lanler,
Justice Of the Peace, issued the proper war
nnt for tho arrest Of CASTLE. This paper was
placed In tho hands Of u Constable, Marshall
Thompson, whose conduct under the circum-
stances was something more than singular
HO mndo first one excuse and then another
for not serving tho writ, and finally latly ro-
fused 10 net Ia h's sworn capacity OF conslaD-
ulary officer. The matter was allowed 10 so
by default, 30 far Ms tho eye of the law was
concerned, until yesterday whom word was
brought to this city and the case put In the
hands Of the Sheriff, whero it will receive
that attention which II certainly deserves TO
have, without further delay, The would'bo
murderer, John Stroud, is character
well and not lavorby known
in Dallas, he having been tho malicious in
stigator, for plain purposes Of blackmail,
Of baso charges Of immortality against police,
man William Phares. When the police board
hid investigated and found this charge to be
foully false, Mr.. Pharos took steps to prose,
cute Stroud In the courts, but tho latter fled
tho city after giving bond, which he for,
ieited, Stroud had the name Of n "bad
man" at Mesquite, and seems to have been
feared more than he WINS liked by the good
people of that station.
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Reverend Father Damen's Discourse
40 the Church Of the sacred Heart
Iuat Niull

last Night.
a largo oOnoourso of both Catholics and
Prolestanls assembled At tho Church Of tho
Sacred Heart lust night to hear the noted
missionary divine, Father namon, 10 has
grown old In tho missionary service yet IA
hale and vigorous In mind aud body although
upwards Of seventy years If ago,
A. Conlroyertonalst he Ia
able, fearless and Jealous in
defending tho toneIs, principles and doctrines
Of tho Catholic faith, II Is said that through
tho influence Of his published essays aud
leclurrs alone, more than twelve thousand
Professionals have been led 10 join the Catholic
church, aud among the number several
Protestant ccrgymen. Tomorrow night no
will lecture on "Tho Catholic Church tho
Only True Church Of God" and next Sab
bath will DO given his popular sermon on
"TransubsAntiallOn Last nights SER
mon was on tho subject, Soon
iession." The speaker prcfaced his sermon
with the statement that the matter OF confess
sion as pmcticed and maintained by Catho-
lies WINS but little understood by Protostants /;
that II WIS an institution dating back to st.
Peter, lSl7 years ago thirty-lhreo years after
the birth Of Christ, 'when the son Of God,
breathing upon His apostles, said "Receiye
ye the Holy Ghosts whose sins you shall for,
give. They are forgiven them" The points
OF the discourse were eluciduted mainly from
the text found In Matthew tx, chapter "That
you may know that the son of man hath
power on earth to forgive sins; then did
jesus say to the man sick of the palsy:
Take up thy bed and walk into thy house.
The kid chapter of ST. John, the
Xviiith chapter of st. Matthew, the Xxth
chapter of st. John and the xixth chapter
and xviiith verse of Acts of the Apos-
Of confession. He maintained that among
the many writer's, the early fathers of the
church, ST, Clement, who lived in the time
Of st. Peter and was instructed
by him, Dionysius, PoIycarp, lrcnaus,
Tcrtulian and st. Cyprnn give tosti-
mony as to the Divine origin of tho
confession. The Catholic doctrine is, that
when man has true and sincere repentance
for his sins and firm resolution to do all
in his power to avoid sin for the future, and
when, with these dispositions, he coniesses
his sins TO the priest of God, that then the
priest has the power of forgivlng his sins in
the name of God and by the authority
of God. IIe cited the following
wor's of st. Clement as high au-
thorty for this belief; "Blest Peter
has taught that tho faithful are
bound to confess their sins to the priests Of
the Lord; il therefore any one Of you has
conceived in his heart thoughts Of niidelity
of envy, or jealousy, or any other evil
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Mr.. j. w. Crockett of Saline, Ohio, and
n stranger in the city, who had come here ac'
companied by his wife for the benefit of his
health, died yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock, at the old Commercial hotel, of con.
sumption. He had papers on his person
which showed him to be Mason, a member
of the lodge at Saline. There WAS u meeting
of the members of that order at Tannehill
lodge last evening In order to take proper
action in regard to his remains. He left ne
means and the lodge at Saline was telegraph.
cd to know what disposition to make of thu
body, which will probably be shipped there
for interment.
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the Theatre.

Tho largest audience that Craddock's
Opera'houso has seen TO witness dramatic
performance, assembled there yesterday. af'
iernoon TO witness the remarkable juvenile
rendition Of II. NJ. $. Pnaforc by Hay'
ory troupe of little folks. Before the cur
tain rose, every scat was occupied and pla-
cards posted on the entrance doors announced
"nothing but standing roon,' A few
moments later and persons went away unable
10 get in. AS ON the previous occasions,
everything passed of in superb style and 20
tho highest credit Of every performer, while
words of oncomiums and perfect satisfaction
were on the lips of everyone. In our pre-
vlous notices wo have given great credit for
admirable netting to the little miss impersoh-
ating Little Buttercup and, following the
older printed programmes, named Eva
French rs the successful person, but we learn
wa should have given the praise Ia
Miss lnCz Shepard, a little twelve
assigned to that roe, Bright and with UNI
usual intelligence, vivacity md innate dra-
matte skill she won MI hearts by her most
felicitious Characterization OF the poor and
lowly born" little Buttercup. What, there
fore, We have heretofore accorded to Eva
French must DO transferred to the little fairy
Iuez, who Is destined to yet shine "a bright
particular star" in the galaxy Of eminent nc
tresses. Indeed, the whole troupe are worthy
Of the highest commentator, both as we'll
behaved children, fine actors and exquisite
musicians. Success TO their future,