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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25
Sclssorings.

No moro vindica,:on, thank you.
r. @.
Charitable Institutions, says tho
minister, nro profitable to al con-
ccrncd. Tho givcrs arc rewarded IN
heaven. The managers arc reward.
cd hero and tho poor hereafter.
Uowovcr Broad and numerous your
acres and fertile tho soil. However
prosperous tho seed timc, and what
over crops may abound In harvest,
there Is ono thing your farmer can
never raise. That ono thing Is o
mortgage.
Should Garfield recover no will
have reason enough to remember
Conkling; sho0ld no do. Blaine will
repent that his sunstroko was not
cfToctual.
"a Cleveland preacher took Tor his
text, .Hc Rivoth his beloved sleep"
And then no said, rs he glanced
around, that tho way his congrcgn-
ton had worked itself into tho aifec-
tion OF tho Lord was amazing.
| Elect all our servants. DO thclr
bondsmcn. Put no moro work upon
one person than no can do. Mako
all acts Of oil servants Immediately
public and you viii purity tho body
polite.
/ Remove Labor from our country
and the people would do. Remove
capital and wo could replace It II
three years.
i Capital will inslnuato It's cnisarics
among.the laborcrs:to disrupt thoil
organizations, II possible.
I Instead OF "the lahorcr "a worth,
OF hire" lot US havo, tho lsborcr de-
serves as good living as any othcl
man.
When wo have a proper form o
Government. Labor will DO where |
dcscrvcs-at tho head Of It.
, Tho power Of capital for good 4
!, vastly evcrcstimatcd. Its power 70
! evil Is scarcely known.
II Stop tho credit system and Labo
) will stand whcro It ought-at tn
head.
i It Is shameful that our pcopl
have let our government grow II
corruption as it has; but It will b
lgrcatcr shame II they do not no,
redeem 1t, for thcy cannot plead Is
lnorancc with thousand grconbacl
newspapers in tho land telling then
Of the new gospel OF peace.
The Grccnlack party came Int
q existence to break up the game c
getting rich by swapping dollars.
II wc can pay In silver or In col
everybody knows tho debt can b
paid faster than II paid In sul
alone.
u Last wintcr In Congress when a
amendment was proposed to tho re
Q funding bill to pay SlO0,O0O,OOO {
our bonds with tho idlo boards, onl
) one Republican nj ember voted fe
tho proposition. That don't loo
Q as though the Republican party Is
1 great hurry to pay the public deb
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

Tho vital principle Of the National
party lies deep In tho hearts OF the
people. Politicians and place hunt
ers can't fathom It. There is work for
all to do II they will do 1t, Ut tho
head Of tho column il they choose.
They can lead, II strong enough, but
they cannot guide. A force is pro-
polling the National party that no
man can control. Whoever takes
place In tho ranks must keep step
with the music and limo with the
march or step aside or be trodden
under fOot.-E1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

In 1878 the Davenport Gazette daily
charged James r. Wilson with lying,
and now 1t daily supports him for U.
s. Senator. Had it not proved him
guilty Of falschood thrco years ago |,
would not support him now. The
Gazette Is a little particular about the
kind mon 1t supports and likes to bo
sure Of them IN adv0ucc. State
krces,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

600 reward for q republican who
will hurrah Tor Dccring and explain
satisfactorily, whether he was play
Ing fool or knavc when hc voted on
both eidcs Of tho rcfundiug BILL
Won't Aaron or tho Times please
give the public bis picture again with
the groenback candidate riding him,
it's SO dignifled, statesmanllko aud
Journalistic TO do 90.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

Tho mischief that has boon done
can't bc undone; but the mission Of
the Grccnback party Is to SEQ that the
lot Ia life OF little children shall not
be made harder by hostile law
ChdseS ENQUIRER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25
VIM. LLOYD Garrison said :

VIM. Lloyd Garrison said:
II will be as harsh rs Truth, ns IN
compromising as Justice. I will not
cquivocato and I will DO heard"
Such . saying Is worthy to DO said,
and Is worth keeping. But the say
Ing II kept would at times be awfully
sovcro on somo persons "as fami.
llv.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

Those editors who prattle about
reforming the manifold evils OF tho
Republican party within its own
ranks, arc like the summer gnats
that buzz around tho dogs cars; q
little annoying to the animal whom at
rest, but Of no consequence whom tho
Games afOot.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

When the whisky thieves wished
to close tho mouth OF revenue off,
Gals they quietlyraised q "fund" and
sent 1t to tho officials wife simply as
q token Of their appreciation Of tho
tadys excellent qualities. you know.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25
Total

All electors who oppose thc:nouor0lies crcatod
~ establishing q system OF national banks; who
oppose railroad monopoly rHie with It's unjust
DETERMINATIONS In freight and transport. ton
charges: who oppose the other mono,0.ies end
republican asccGdeacy IN American politics:
Who favor anim'.e,t coinage OF god and SILVER:
ana that all moneys sh all bel ssued BY The
Tor all debt pas'ng purposes. an all Who p.eise
support 10 lhch Pledged ~ protect the Indus lies
q country against tho grinding manopales taat
nd labor Its Just reward are invited 10 pagtiCi.
oAI0 ~ our primary h,aaliacS. No honest and
Intelligent opponent " motU,o,ics can at with
We republican parry; their creator and pa.ion.
W. X. MEAD,
Chairman Co., Contra, CoanMj,toe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

Thousands OF women have been
entirely cured OF the most stubborn
cases OF female weakness by tho use
OF Lydia e. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound. Send to Mrs. Lydia E
Pinkham, ass Western Avenue, Lynn
NAss., for pamphlets. Alta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25
Chairman Co., Central Commute

Tho national bank system Is the
mother Of monopolics. Let u q stran-
gle It first. and thon We can dispose
Of the whelps as NO zee proper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25
General Caucus Cab.

Tho friends and supportorsssof tho
National party In the several towns
orc requested to meet at'the place Of
holding tho last general election on
Wednesday August 80 1881 at 9 p. nj.
and elect tho number Of delegates to
tho Saratoga convention to which
cnch town, respectively, Is entitled.
Tn Is call Is not intended for town.
ships whore tho local committee has
mado o call for tho election Of dol
egatca.
W. \. MEAD,
Chairman 90. Com.
Alton caucus will be held at tho
NcOranc School house Saturday
evening August n. ut 6 o'clock, to
elect Z delegates to tho Saratoga
convention.
Dy ordcr Committee
Albion caucus will DO held Batur-
|day cvoning August 9th, at Up. m,
in tho Albion school, House to cloct
4 delegates to tho Sarotogas.convon-
tiou.
BY ordor Com.
Howard 0reonback caucus at Bur-
gcs Btoru IN Howard, sat-
urday evening Aug, q. att p. m,
for tho purpose Of elccting 5 dclo-
gates to dsSaratoga convention,
BY order Of Com.
A caucus to elcct 8 delegates to tho
Saratoga Convention will be held al
tho School House In Howard Center
Saturday Ovcnlng August q 1881, al
half past 7 o'clock In tho evening
Every grccnbncker Of tho town In
vitod 20 be present. on timc.
| By ordor Of Committee
| A caucus to elect Q delegates I,
tho Saratoga convention win b
held In tho Court House In Cresct
tho 3Oth OF August 1881 ut half pas
Z o'clock p. m. The fullest attend
ancc Of tho friends and adhcrcnts Q
tho party will insure the best re
suits and givo tho best satisfaction
i By 0rdor Com.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

Tho probable reason Why arson
and highway robbery havo mover
boon lcgalizcd, Is. thnt tho usurcrs
and Tux -salc robbers control oil the
legislatures.
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Total. 81

An pcssoas who would control the monopo,ies Of
commerce vis: Transportation, Intelligence and
Aoacy BY law, In tho interests OF and In behalf
q the people arc invited TO unite IN sendins
Delegates TO thls convention.
O. C. HARRINGTON, Chairmanl
nrcmcr County GrecnOack con-
e4Al Committee.
A. BABC0CK, Chairman Chick fx,a1 = r1.7seR
ADAW County Committee.
aW.R MHAD Chairman Con-
6f09G1onAl Committee ana OF
Howard Co, GTccnOoCk Com.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25

NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
Forty.Sosrth District National Scna.
tOriAl Convention.

Vhe EectOrs o. the 4lth Senatorial District OF
Iowa, constituting tho Counties OF Bremen.
Chickasaw and Howard, are requested to meet
In delegate convention ut New Hampton Chick
asaw County Iowa, on saturday, September 10.
1854. 1t ono o'clock p. m. OF said day to put In
nomination candidate for state senator for
aid District. The basis OF Representation VIII
BE- enc delegate for each COZ nty IN the District,
ana one delegate for each 50 votes cast for Jas
b. weaver for President at the election In 1880.
ana ono for each traction over 30 votes, which
gives the following apportionnent 70 each
county:
Urcmeg ..........~,....s......
ChickoBAw. Observation-Disclosures. ....ll
Howard .,,.....,........... Is
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25
Druggists Praise Them

Two always recommend Malt Hittenar
"A perfect food McdiciaC."
tslieSt LOurshiag agent VIC know Of
"WOmcn and children take Malt Bittcrs..
sOv0rcOmo nervousness und slice llcssn: 81.
ssN0t q vile rum bit.ers."
"A perfect rcnoyater of exhausted nature"
.sMOSt successful medicine Ia the World
august 4n.,nc~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-25
Rational Cosnty CONVENTION,

NOelco n hereby given that q county convcn-
o1On OF the National, Anti monopoly Grcanback
party Of Howard countyMi.l be held at Saratoga
Ia THURSDAY SEPTEMBER LIST. 1851. nj one
O'Clock p. M, Tor the purpose or selecting iifteen
delegates 10 I'll" senatorial convention y met
aS New Hampton ON September 10. anu for tho
purpose OF nominating county ticket, VI:
Representatives
Sheriff.
TreAStirCf.
Auditor.
Member OF Board OF 6upcsv1scrA
County superintendent
Surveyor aud
COrOner.
The ratio Of representation VIII ono delegate
kR each township and one tor each twenty Ave
votes cast NJ the last presidential election In
each township against the Republican electors
which win give tho following representation e
Zach tow nShlA
, 1881-10-29


rSssaeS g "i p + 6 ,s.1s .i, n
CltnFIGH md Efl,bstlnc Sniinn nNoil III rtntf,
Funeral snndaY. utt H. ut ~ H. ILL.,, by e'irrlhxes 70
GrnCOlhtu. "
WtlsoSt,saaIo !; w!ts # T. l. H. wi,s.n n% sns
Fnaata f.ntn syu Chiunrt.nr. snturstny, Uct n, NJ
1n'gluek. Friends nrs tnslicd.
JDNE3-.t,i =, u at Je%rs. H.. !, t's %t yenr" "f
Icavua Wells. deint Ut a:s) II. III.
,nnlirr,;1t'et ~ nsHtt W lstlEht.s ds:4sn: s
se STes ase f sn's III :. I'D "sss su 1''
FHnnrAl aunslny afenuun vt l:;hj fro't 1t 1nY'ay.
pt.MsrEI} -ThsrstHy, At i =. NJ, Charles Claston
.oin,steu. ~ yp!intd IultafIaI lerer.
sa"y i. FIJI S g. tsy sss. Il isstsfs :ss " cAFFoa'
,tK-Mntcatino ilM.) pnl,ers ponsr copy.
HultkE--tlrt n, Mrs. Ann Itnrkn, beloved wlf0 nf
Michael 1Hr&n and "stsF-n')n" VI Tho lAso Mts A.
F.laerai tron hcr ta.e. res,dence, Il! Thlrteenth-
thenCe by cars tu Calvary Cemetrry. ~
iiNt!t-t'ct; ~ nt lhe rcsf.tence Of s sister. Mrs
Addie Iiuynn. No. Ea foncrsUn-st.. of cotsAAipt!Dn
FunotNl nnltco hereafter.
nUl~TEtFlELD-At tho residence OF her father.
William Elliot barlnek ~, OMtntn.s!.. n Fr;ahy
ssenmN nSt \ turrle Elliot Wifo Ut jstit, lsutter'
Fanesal on Maudey. oat. y. At T. o'eock Erlonsls
trIlAyt'ct. - !nvrence u'i,af. mud " ynnrn. .,
" e 1T tusa T. ss H. ts nySa
WniliMt.st, Ms.. Elizabeth l.rIgRs. aged ii ye1rs.
Kuili4SAS-At llis iutB resIdence, Hurry William
kuhua,, aaeh ~ years. an,
- Fnngrat viii lake llaco sunday, oGt; M IRON VI
AtufJ,
, 1881-10-29


Tho cnrGlcsnras OF tugrle, and pilots con-
tnucs utld Il IL mt tho Ia,it ur the vintletlvo
follows TINT Chicago citizens have n bridge loft
ut MI to arosA tho river o,l. rhureday night tho
propeller John l'rtslgeon .Jr troh to knock tho
IlMrrIsnn sttEet bridge u,it Ut time: tho vessel
Succeeded III dIsplaoing the cap tiinbers to tho
cast nnprunch. breaking II number Ut: joists ami
crushing the sidewalk. No obstruction 10 travel
WIS cnused. hut u!l the dnmnge hns not yct Gccn
tepNtrell. The brthuU y 4 Itew ne MD otic nf
the uest y1t constructed, but II little nloro such
ns,gc Will 10 Il grcIt ways towards wearing 1t
uMt.
Yestcr'lny ni,ont IL o'clock still another
br.tlYe- breaking ucct1rretg. fhN tIu!u the tl1g
j. H. TMylNr Mluwc1 tho schooner fattfe Cnnpor.
which II hnd IN tow, II crash nEalnkt tho Van
I1ttrcn street hrIEo. 4 portion ut tho railing,
sidewalk. Ht,d Insnl,- post worn crushed. Fortn-
t,AtGly no other tiNtfln3r w4s tu!c. and tho
tr!lso was not 70 ai,y inJl,rod I,ut that It was
nllowe1 tU ronutH nprH ~ hccumulodatc travel.
THE MAyDi, AM, THE TuuMEx.
Mayer ttarrlson yestesdmy tnurn,ng, tlotatled a
couple nf lMcetncH to rruGurd to the t'lllce of
tue yusscl owners Towing Company and eifout
TIC af.Gst "f the turbulent agnen M M wto inrsS
t by tGi It's iio,,or. an c",Iea for tic appcar.
Erts se IT 1"G Tss Gs!ni Ct o The The tn a @
!ltlu Arthur Nnpcr. Cal'satn Ut tho ". l.. Ewing.
hefore Ilisscv Wnisil 10 aawer for thofr tr'stia.
Hrr1s: ~ rca, wfr~t Wy ~ !s eem sof r. ~ 1
t1nlon tuR TIM brown. for fnrclnG. his why
through 4t.latns strurt brtEu Wednesday, after
nno1 MOOT. Tho men were W lHtrti i'enr ne tout ut
presltiunt ilIgEie signed their hl!t huI!dB. Tho
fit9ta,en "lMim !hAt thu htMilsnn street biotkMu
ws n'tsiy wux e the % IT. ni"w r. :v "n % so
ktpt anu sl'!t Of tho drlw hoekatled, ntld tho
u!tlor tugs, Anwtn8 they co.lltI nut rot thrnuKh
the nther sill" hufnrD tho Bradley was c!cnr VI
the bridge, went nhea., inuoh 10 tho chagrin of
bis Honor.
, 1881-10-29

.uken fron, Mn. rat .1c,,crsun atrcet, New cnsrs
were reported frt,ln M. n Ehnpin. Mn. u. Cos-
McfR anu M. ia lt'iHker streets. nttts No. 3ln
Eastern Mvonur. NJ. y North Drsrlainea. an'!
NO. lii 1}lviainnssereef. Dlphtherht wna repnfttl
from NO. "tts rrtirc nSet't1e afi1 NO. "tlt I'M.
tcrnch street: typhnlil feyer from 70. VII
Mninn street: at,,i tcnrlct Fever trt,ni M ~. -.
wright, NO. lA' HT''wa' nnd No. IN sor@ah
Atrrct.
,r,,r ,c.t,1cnts md nrnnrrtv.nwncrs ntnnr ttc
Inn ot Warren nvon!Ir, ir,ti, t)nkiey aveHue 10
,co or sccrc,ary MeatI Of tic slo,st,css OF lilo
rn,itrnctur viii, tbs t1is work in Charge. The
III, ytnrnt tint il being Llf,t ihcrr il t,cn,lnt,l.
Hinrs limo iust fho strrrt hnh tren cl,re,i 10
trnyc and for tlenriv two wreka rt1t n strtki IF
wt,rk aa itutI ,lnlIc, Thu brnkp1, stpno nre laid,
Inf M, further cfOrt arcns ia b. mixing ttl ru,.
nlrtc tho wurk. Tho pr9jpIo whO tiy Tor tio
work nro getting tlrcl of ,trlny, n,l., ,Irtuurld
thut tho work bo tjp1lc f,NF0rc tia SEASON clnses
II seems IA though tn,tr or tiyc blocks OF tnucn-
mn nlyctneut tuight be lnj,i In luss than Uye
muuths
TIik r1tr,lY rpuHrEExT1 wAnu.
rn,,ortrr thnf th.t tifv ,.,,ii r., mint, in,trr
nfnr,i r. t,~io"t +ia snt,ftnrv ,necs.fti"a ~ I'm
E,,,rstnth Wnr,i II lin ,,Srfnct I.,,'tin,,nt thn
tta'ri"f ,v.u,,u I,nn,,,,o smitns ~ te.'n" rr"s
T., smItt Hm"ri"n Th" ,tr...t,,i ,ynmI.i rccn,,,n
III ,sith ~. nm. ,sS,rn;"tfon fsn,n whinh
an,n" 'tnw ,vm'itj nri.cc n t",rf.,i cnI,inmt IL
w,,,,I,l mat tot,,f tns ,lntrr ,f II w",Ii r;,,nc
mvHN r4 NV I>.'u ..o "tEtt III. - "un G'''!e
, 1881-10-29
WHAT IT ALL MEANS.

In every department Of Felernl circles there
WIS more or less oC comment uud gossip aver
tho appointment Of fir,. 1evori''go to tho Slib-
Trensnry. Tho shock aud surprise Of tho slrst
tlay having worn away, thnro WIS vHst dcal of
conjecture rs tu whit Mr.. Gllhert's sudden tc-
capltat1on wus causot! by, mud wlmt It nl!Glit 1e
ths furcrunnor Uf. AZ uIe Of tho EurIlctl oI.lGc-
holders sad ":Thuy huvu selected tho twu tnen
most dstustufu tu tho ,itIthr.l-terfn element.
Jnuns atl.l l!eyertko represent " themselves
MI Tho lighting elements 0f tho thtl.ler tnefi.
stCnl tho Slntn For Gr1lnt. 'iile stnlwsrta Mase
tcriAs. They now huvu tt,o Iost -Ullice tho Muir.
Ahnra utcc. md tho Suh-'rroA3ry. leaving tho
Internal lsercnue department 9nt q Tho tues.
ton, anil thoy arc fitxt gong for the 'atAtnm-
llt,1su." This expresses the general opltliun.
cuuplcl with tho oecaslCnnt atIlenient that Sell
,ilch ior Arthur rs Ior soisstor Logan. 1t ii
believed by many, whcor true nr i,oi, tlit 'lo
,5t ot se hess osfss * Y T. ts cy
rarry litinnls for ee!lni0r I.oK!n III tho next
convention rs the soldiers candltlate Tor ircsi-
tlpreveE that may he, 1t Is certain that many
mysterious conferences aro being hold netwes.l
H Shsppr s a,bor s's,s % Gss' IT, sa1s IT,
1nent. That shuppnr! ann Inncs knew Hilbert
wns IL hc renuvoh ts believed to bU certalr.. nj.
To Mr. HIlbcrt yesterday TINT hi Knew nothing
Of tue move null lscvorltYes tl'',,u WIS sa,t IN.
certainly d wiilo sr. Gilbert w,,s Ia tilo tiark.
Al These racts ~ IN show tint tho movement
Mr.. t;llbort's commission expired yesterday,
and tutay lis hond ~ worthless, its the GuMrta
hyo ' "lscn hsId s VIII, howcysr @ nn ;n t."
nnd commission, connts tho money, An,. givua Il
receipt The present statiis VI tho cnso sec!ns
catup. wuro he II t1lst,otest nlan. With tho !nlt-
iohs u flluney. and tho t;ovurfment woillt hNec
hd o ~ to NM onn ~ m Ill nsG ,v, srntis =" ti
, 1881-10-29

4 GALL EXTENDED TO TltE MEy. +. 4. ltESst,N,
III PHILADELPHIA.
The rcHu!Nr monthly business meeting Ut the
Flrst baptist Church wns hold last Gycnng III
tho icoturo-room Ut thu c.Ihce, eurner Of Tht.
ty-tlrst street and South Park avenue. neaut,l
bnrsh waa called tn tho chair. Thu atto,l,luicu
WIS good. considering tho wentll0r. Tho fnct
TINT tho Iiuv. Wuylanl llUyt, Or tho Strong HUGO
Enptist Church, Ilrouklyil, Ind declined uut tu
tho pnstnrnte Ut the First Church has urea,ly
hccn s,ntcd In THE lAlliuNE. 1'hEs tnnttcr ut
once cume up Mr. lloyt hal t,ot bcon fur1haily
cRllcd, but 10 had beon informed that Gull
would accept such Au utTer II hlhl!1.
beacon uoolman stuffed thnt tho committee
wha bud TUG natter Vt occurring y pnstor IL
i wuliln 10 advisable to tu!oHrnra again to tho
Nev, p: r. y. ltcisl,ii. u Plllatlsiptll. who ID
one " Tho moat noted Ilapslst tvIhps III tho
eulIntry. ind who III now connected with tho
Iiaptlsi Publication soclosy, Tho reverend ac,l-
rsoinan had been tclegraphetl to, anu 1ie natl
fSPy ea III Il was iax ,aesea hH Ill., ho
anu hc and bis Wife would ouulo md look over
ii DsnneonWytcr, Chairman Of tho 1.uar,, ut pea.
cons. reported .ths following resolutions, and
recommended tAotr ulaptton;
9tsntrct, That We htruby. extnnl call to the
s0rtll uharKe Ut thIs church. Ut il sulary VI {1WN
It'r ,annullt. hft services to cgnIlnenee nt hi4
pa!lleEt conysnlencc.
~ see tho tlelti bet0re responding they HFu re-
lusHted to visit III At once at Nur u1ptllsG, Ali
to he hsrc. II possible, the nsst Sunday In ko-
.rhe resolutions were ut once adopted by u
rising fotu. eo|lG rtn.urks were Rlade, all ur q
!tnanlnsous uharacscr. a'ld th favor q oM!lIny
general opinion seemed ~ be that the Yct.tie.
lnan waull accupt. aud that the difficulties M:
tler which tho church At present labureu would
kpQH he solved.
, 1881-10-29

Judging from little legal proceeding yester.
day Instituted IN the County Court 1t would ats-
puar thut SlXnor q, TaHllnptotru. tho baritone,
whu mAle such hit ut Celttral aualc-&taIl ui9ht
befote iust, currylnS oF thu honuEs with Hiss
keIsoRR, hnd found something to inaF the el'-
jpyncnt Ut hls present visit to chcauo, however
great bis SUCCESS befnra tho footllKhta uiay he.
-. 1t may DO remembered that lust season Sig.
trUupu In which Lftta. the xreat soprano, was
oue OF tue s4nlnx lights; and 1t lnAy also be re-
, 1881-10-29
MARRIAGES.,

1lA1i.EE1ll--EN the 21th Inst, ut u
MnptfAAt hy tfa Eov. f1hvi,I ANlnH, IT, Il. ifalIhrfR
!s nsrht,ss Mn ~: sIss,se =. M & :e' nuaiseT
i.EWla-rHti,ES SicK-ttn tho 18th inat., nt Tlls
trAlrio- -ay. ty the tny. H. A. lln!land f. II. luwis
and AHno N, fttEtrNuttk. t,f tlllh cllf.
, 1881-10-29
htl'ty oi establishing co1pcTAttye shop WAS its-
1uesg.ft but no nas1u tnkeu.

hility ot establishing acotpcrlttyo ahop WAS t1ts.
uliese,f hit M nniift, tnkeu,
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Hnu ralt.nioWeT simMon dummy nM.n"s Mn.Mn naI
tncy nmeu!Atelt cA.aosueu y & susesa. M ucretMn tn
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trct nhso rGetntiy mgeH tnatHr,., , a!Is. f, -
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nv nv UHFsss st,o III III, hcr s o,anJ hin, what
hhaas Msa WHY. ""ott .ng "'hnn MI ILL WILL ~
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fnss IT, ,.o, H rs tfo frlnn amrt ,1MaIer bom's
~ " N, 1 n F' ~ 10 E =. n Ho HIM far .i.o
"ssSm,t f. ~ T. nuii NV ~ M rsts. .ncnnI
Rirnnt statIn, ti,nt mthar crann. ,1,,nsn nr,,,n
ssr nrtity nf n ,rtfyi,, hl,n .e may nave n" up
T!tE German salounkeepcrs' Association met
IN Wcat Twelfth Street Ttirner-llnlt yesterday
AFTERNOON. After some rbntlna hls!ncss WIS
.llsposel Of tllo Secretary sud be- h9.l received
twpSecrrtnrlcs appointed ut meetings held nn tho
Smith md North f.!.lcs relative to tho formntton
Uf sUUietius similar u tho anRtn bNdy III those
e0 rena.r sprhE r,cc. vcrnl ~ ~ nnn. rnr
, 1881-10-29

Your dearest frlonils snny bcrDlnc t}lsQusted
with yiill AuotngoDF YOUR Offensive cAtArrh. Use
" Dr. Sykes Sure Cure"
, 1881-10-29

He'd Hugs, ltoMclies.
rnts, tstcc, mnts, He's vcrtl,in. mosquitoes, In
xects, u1u., cltarpd out hy Though on Hats"
Fiftouu-c9nt boxes at druggists.
, 1881-10-29
THE CITY.


G, ". FRyE, ot F<'siun, Is Mt tho fremont.
IA. I.osa, of Akron, O.. 10 at tho fremont.
]. r. SMITH, OF Frccport, ILL.,, IL Mt the 1ro-
mont.
nAtrn TRUMAN. Of Troy. N. r., Is at tho
I.ciand.
Ex.0ov. sAMuEr., otEnntr.r. of Iowa, Is Mt tho
Pacific. J
,,ottN HANNA. Of San Francisco, is at tho
Palmer
cArr. orwAY and wife, Of England, are Mt the
rRlm0r.
wILi1AM I,Yoxs, Of Lowell. siass, Is at tho
Sherman.
JOINT. CAnTan, Of Wheeling, ". Va, ia at
tic Hherman.
EX-SENATOR ]. f. MCDONALD, OF 1udtann, Is
at tho rAc!flc.
t3EonaE ". VAN DuEsEs. Of lsochesicr. MIMI,
Is at tho fremont.
CHARLES ~. Er.pnspaE. Of Fon' au Inc, Wis.
Is ut tho fremont.
w.G. HEAL aud wife, Of Worcester, sfnss.
nra at tho Tnlmcr.
LUXE MoHTos, or tho McKee, nunkin CONF
pRny, IS ut tho Sherman.
Dtt. a. srun0Es, Percy Gr!itlM, and ". g. We
dsnGyer, U. y. ~, nrc ut tho Facc.
p.r. MAcxESz,E and Miss Mackenzie, Of LIN
no1yillc, Ontario, nru A. tho Bhcru,an.
DIR. E. a. k1tnounSE, Superintendent Of the
ElgIn 1nsann Asylum. is Mt tho Sherman.
". r. WAltnEN, Er. +. L. Stownrt, q. Il. Cath.
cusn, and c. W. Drown, Of New York, arc at tho
Palmer.
jupnE ]. II. 1lurLER, Of indianapolis, and
judge md Mrs. J. u. Campbutl, of Davenport,
a., arc Mt the ractc.
j. TRACY. of baltimore, President ot tho l}ur-
lln9ton. Cctlar lu!pids & Northern i.at!roai. ald
, 1881-10-29

A few tlrupa OF tho "htars" cologne will last
for Wguks OH tho handkerchief,
, 1881-10-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

r1,I1E REV. llEilKlCk JOHNSON, y. d.,
J. will conduct tlo SMiitn y-schuol sGnchpfs' meet
Ing totlny IT. ioon Ut farwcIi Hall Snbtcct. "Nahht
n,h
, 1881-10-29

FI,lfEKE Will BE A MEETING Or
J. tho iiUpublvun tuok Cuunty Cat,trat Co1lni1ttun
at ucGk u. tudLy NJ tIiu uTand Paci1G llotui, y
full nltytmnEu In tGLltsted.
, 1881-10-29

l. t4,tInu mcetillg nf eolurch Gtixaas Ibis uvaAttlg
nt Quinn GlaVvt, john ataphenh Charles c"burll
.Anas II. Gbor, Iuther iahn 3ltl}s and others Will