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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21
SEML-ihMUAl REPORT IF TIE c1gATv
.. TREASURER.

OFFICE COUNTY TRKAsuRBR,
Carson Orr Nevada January l, 1881.
To the Hon. the Board Of County Commissioners Of 0rmsby
county, Nevada;
Gentlemen: In compliance with tb. law, have the
honor herewith submit report Of the
of this department for the half ending December 3D.
1860.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ L. YAGER,
County Treasurer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21
NOTICE.
HAULING FROM CARSON TO BODIE.

Proposals for hauling Eighty $50 Tons, or loss Of
machinery from Carson New to Bode CALI will be
ceived by undersigned, up and inc udng January
81, 1881.
The heaviest piece will weigh not exceeding 900
pounds.
Machinery be delivered at the Standard Consolidated
Nine Bodie under directions of the undersigned and
will be ready foc shipment at Carson, about Febru
airy l, 1881 ......
Contractors for above will the price, per pound
which said machinery will be handled
Information will be furnished by either the undersigned
the Secretary OF the Standard Consolidated Mining
Company, Room No. 20, Nevada Block, San Francisco,
California
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent STANDARD Mining Company.
Bodic, Cal. January 5 1881
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21

and death.
DIT. MINTIT will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
,foIlars for a case of this Kind the VITAL RESTOR.
ALIVE (under his special advice and treatmen will
cure or for anything impure injurious found in it. DIR
MINTIE treats ali Private Diseases successfully without
mercury t;onsultation f~~s. Thorough examine
ton and advice including analysis of urne IS co. Price
the quantity $780, to any address upon receipt of
price, C. O. D. secure from 1bssryaton and in private
IL Ksarney Street, San Francisco Cal.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH-
RErkCUNI cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
plants Gono:rhea Geet Leucorrhoea For sale by B. F.
Foster and Geo. c. ThaXter Druggists, Carson City NO
a bottle, six bottles for $500. .
DIR MIN TIES DANDKLION PILLS arc the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
in the market For sale by B. F. Foster and George
naxter druggists, Carson City. nA7y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21
TIE GREAT ENeLIsH REMEDY

Il . se~U.fsiline sRs for ner
vous debility, exhausted vfta-
ity, seminal weakness, spsR
matorrhosa, LOST MAN
HOOD, impotcney, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects Of
seif-abu.e, youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer years
such ~ loss f memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, D.
version to society, dimness Of
vision, noises in the head, TIM
vital fluid passing unobservsd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21
WANTED.

A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO HOUSE.
IN work in a small family and assist in Of
dndren. Apply = tbis Office. asssM ~. =
, 1881-04-13

SeeE remarkable revelations concernIno
thu utluEtoratlon or food nrc made In tho atnusI
rcpurt. Just published. of tho 1nsreot0r Of vtu.
cRnr for tho City of Hostor. The totAt aiupqnt
OF liquor sold and used In l}oston eacl Ye,,
liler tho name of vinegar ID estimated at about
a.00o, 900 gallons. or this, tho Inspector IL.
clnres, less than onc.tonth f. puro apple.
juice, tho rest being vilaatnous deeoc.
tim Of innlnsscs, glucose aoctIo aca.
sour ntc. lnEer bcor. dEstfttcry stops, etc..
maao for about llalf tho lowest p''sslbIc cost Of
piiro cidor-vinegar. Nor ia this nil, nor oytp
tho worst vicw. ur tho casc. Such substances IL
oil Of rltriol and otor nl!nernt acids nrc brought
into reQuIsltlon. Quo cents worth Of sulphurh
nctt IL sufficient for tho manufacture Of tou,
KnlIons Of vlncgnr, md when disguised by othe,
ingredients tta lrcsenGo cAnnnt ht detected by
tasto alo,c. Much Of this wretphcl stuff. Il il
believed, hns boon sold In tl,e boston tnarkct et
"ruro Apple Vtnegar." Flfteon hundred Lar.
rcls Of 1t In single cnrgo were seized by tia
Officers. and fifty barrels moro werU capturcln,
wnsohnuso and shipped back to tho former ON.
cr3. THO extent to which this Illegal and inhu.
man blainues Is carried oil is Bhown by tho tttt
tho Wholesale prIco Ut vinegar In Boston arer.
nHcs nino ccnts por gnllnn, much Of It being so!a
rs low M ak cente, whtlo tho gpnulhB nstIel,
cannot bo manufactured ior loss than about igY
conts per 9n1lon. II IL only NATURAL TINT tho To-
spcutnr. in concluding bis report, should II.
tribute the hlH teAtt1.rtt1 uf tho city 1ntgeJ
to tho consumption Ut thcso dcloterious com
pounds.
, 1881-04-13

The further appearance OF tho Hamburger
gcrlchtszeit,,nJ has been interdicted By the
police authorities Of Hamburg: According
10 tho Herllpor 1rQcl1att, other papers.
tingel with Socialism, will soon Ie procoadctl
hgainst in consequence of the unIted and
po,ldfront which Is shown by the dltfercn t
branches Of 1nternationalIsts. Tho Social
Democrats, however, deny the assertion that
they stand lt} ans connection whatever with
tAe Nl4Illsts plld thelr organizations at Go
neya anI Paris, Tlloy also deny tnat they
sy1npattlze witt, tha doctrines. tlofouAel by
Alost, and refuse to fndorse the petroleum
speeches Of l1assalulann In New York.
Tlley say that both Of these men
have Raan exnelletl tr0nl the party
during last summer by tie Congress
Of Socialists which met Mt Wyden III
Switzerland. They claim that their party
should not be held responsible for tho folly,
nllslsels. md fanatlctsm 0f single lns(tylA'
uals. They eyen charge Mast with carrying
OH the business otfan aGcnt ilrouncasc'tr.,
, 1881-04-13

'lll0 t0tnl pQt0 lQF NlNy1t WNo uJits8 a4aA
for -Collactor CLIO; an4 1t Is fair pre-
sumptan. TINT tho a,eoa persons who nsg:
lectcs. or forgot to vote for town officers
wollld laye been equally aiyldpl batweon
the PARTIES on n straight issue. The remark
nbla facts brought out by this comparison
arc: -. :"
!. Tint THO Republican candidates for Col
lector pulled 9,+17 moro votes than tho lsa-
publican candidate fof Mayor.
q. Tl,at this difference was exhibited III
pyeTy ward IN tic city, except tho Fifth,
wl.ere ulnrk lctt Fnrwall by only four votes.
u. TllNt the Democratic ea,tlIttptes for Col
Icctos polled fewer votes tlAt tho Democratic
candidate for Mayor IN every ward iii tho
city withnut exception, and that th!s dis
crepancy IN tlle agyregate amounted to Alto
vqtes. ......
III Wow of the fact tint tic elections for
both scts Of officers were leltlslnultNncosts|y,
md that the snlEe officers nllA roltiMg-placcs
servatl fur pptl, It II perfectly etcAr tlAt tho
lsepublicaia ticket Was slaughtered by lio-
publ|cans, The small Democratic majority
ut Ap5 on tho co,nbined town tickets alues Mot
truly represent tho strepgtl. OF THO pnrtlea on
RQu9ro Issue, fur 1t Ia alotorlots TINT in 1loo-
tlons OF this kind tho drift, or te i,easl at tho
ticket, tnkes ..w!tl, 1t many. for tho wlIpte
Ticket. 4: thousand Republican ficynlans
who yatesl fur lanrrlsnN supported Napcr fpr
| City Treasures, who Was buatoN &, T1 v0tos,
or a,O0O lrss THAN tho head OF !.ls t!cket,
while Sonnott, running tor City Clerk, fared
stIl! better, having been beaten only N,Sl6,
showing 1000 losH tsqrRtchus tbpn Wero
inflicted on tho head OF the t!oket, :, :
tt1,,, rnf rhn.v TINT tt,nl,auftt1a nf 1fA~
, 1881-04-13


eoSsiphhA'.'.. ouh'Ness w. oecn .tt"Hs@
actea ~ tne Aee.s'A'aro " la'e ~ y WY .,M.
por'aht aau 1'se1u4 e""tae'ss' ~ eops4a's ~
k"oeRlns she ehaouns e!a"se o". " hso!ess
ai'a m'schioSa"s nliis' sclt'er HOUSE can
10 p9tser e1ap'oYet uWH T.! "eeap'"lne n.'s'
IL y 70 M Nole4 taey WI not wears III 'h,s
sort Of "e1'.e!olhs, p''t WY ws,nh tne 1eaas
ote aofea 9l!9s encls WQrkine-aay' .Nat QUE
Dill III ten advanced! 20 seeonA fcatl!hg ~
serves 10 !FaoN tnafu Feaa1nc' ~laI,y OF
thens "efe intfoaueea tsom cotFnp',e1|'@s!e1
or otnef ahpropoF Mot'sos'' e4ise n!ln,oer
OF hll!s alnoo"y PaaarIes pla 1olllea' sNnt q
few. ara sellelAes, TO plnAtlef t!le ,lFcas'lfS'
Many Dfl's arc lnte'laea rs a'nehlh'eh!s 10
existing statutes TINT 10 not nsetl al'ei'tlhs,
anu tHe proposed 1'hRei,nS WI! Simply sl".!
or confuse PooA 4aWs. 4ttp R1eAt oplk o' a'l
tie Di!lS Introduced Into spoth !so9aes May
safely DO cp!le4 tfasil or ecamplsn N 'htoh1'
Let tho good work. the'' 90 on of knocking
ont the enactlnR cinuse OF b'''s anu Hi'''ns
them. Tho bigger TIC efaveyata ioF ae1uilcl
bills, tho moro nsetul aad 1nerltoslou$ TIC
action OF tic General tAssoll1!N. s::'' II.
@-Ss=-rS7: a =
I!sE financial coau1'|on ot Franco is at
u'at tno Most sanaulho Itsp''ollcah VI tl'"t
country contu sIeslfc' lAc Ho'efli'nelat
wanteq one 'ni!llRru OF lra'lca 1pr 1htef|'a'
improvements. appscFlpllo1l'lM0ka were 10
10 opened on tue l7tll OF Mareh last IN tiie
la.l' !he Cxar OF tsusala Was nsfasl,a!ea. .'t III
, 1881-04-13
SECRETARY WINDOWS NEW REFUNpING
EUHEME,

Tho formal announcement Of tho Sccre-
tary ot the rrcns4ry's project for getting Fld
OF tho 6 per cent bolltts, which become re.
ttee,nable duly /, presunts substantially tho
same terms whicl, l,ava already been de-
Bcribcl BY Tllg TNlnuSE. T'lle Secretary
makes a call Of the entire ilst Of outstanding
q ppr cents, amounting to nearly S900, ,000, goo.
At tho san,a lima l,o says to tic holders tlerc-
Of That If tlley prefer to retain Government
SECURITY ut ~ per cent, aud file request be-
fore Alny 10 next tl,at these bon,ls sl,nll ho
continued Mt tile latter ratio during the
Governments pleasure, suo,, request will DO
Erpntcd and their bonds returned to them
latlne TINT TIC securities shalt draw 3k per
cent interest after July Until sucl, q tlne as
Tic Government sI,ul! elect to lay thorA.
,This scllctpu oITprs advantages bptl, to the
Government an.l liza holders OF tho d per
cent bonds, The Secretary OF tho Treasury
viii he ablo to cstma!e by tho middle Of
Mny how nIany Of the pcr cent bonds tic
Government will 10 required to pay July |,
altt he ean make l,ls arrangements neuOrtl-
ingly during the intervening fortyAyo days.
Thv bonds not transmitted to Washington
viii. tie request tor cpntiuuaueo ut w pcr
cout befrs May1o viii need to lo puid un.ler
tho cnI1 that hus been !ssuei. The Secretary
will kuuw then whether tho surplus revenue
TINT slIall be OH hand July VII! be sufficient
to meet tic payment Of tho calletl bonds, or
| whethar il viii bo necessary 10 soil / Or ~
nor CENTS. mid how many, Thts col,rae will
,,rcyent auy sl,orta4e or confusion when tho
lime for, rrdemntion shnll arrive.
rhe rutn of aix MIR cc,,t.is NJ l.y m wot,l.l
, 1881-04-13
A., Jsnfi1aAt'r 'rrtftr,

1f Tim 1,tntou,nfr .lv,,nstv nj tn-ttny ycrotO
.t.s ~ ~, ~" s,a.a - ~ nrni}ah nv,,arn
~ s ~ ir,,r 10 nd i, xnnid taltn n vrcatar ono
.ho., 1 IN ~ A,n,n,Irton IN l,o,ii ti,nn nil. md
..,a, ..a ~ .nann1 nn,"r eho,tI nrfcr It tlrnd.
~" 49,, ..u,.1 sns,,,t, .,wor m ,.erv scrou* lnss.
aap," nu mo,M ,,,,ns thora nro Int for TIM most
s,.s. .s,s S .,r+ ~ ,Itoro,ur,, ia ;n.ufrnru,v,
s,.ts ,",n mnd o ,,r,snc Fsnccin,,v ID fhIt trio
s.ata H. "a" .nta o',I a,,iroaaod :" ti,o ,onnr ono
" .nn ,ost h,ta IN !. pIno Tnro" "a fnn,. t.or-
eorom's a,,os,rnnl,e tn ti,a oueon or lie sktos
, 1881-04-13

THE people Of Northern Dakotn resent .he
inputntIun n.alu by rlval communities that ii.
souson Ia tlIore too short for successful farming
\ Cnss Cauniy Grnnges wrltos t!,at Inst scar IL
spwcd spring whont May 4, a.d finished bis fau
rlowiux Nov. .: while, owing to tho pcouIs
i,atnro Of the soil, Planting tnay. 10 commences
rs soon na tlrce or four inches Of surface lel
are FREQ from frost althallgh below that tha
ground may be frozen hard.
, 1881-04-13
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL. IS. 1881. !.

Berlin papers Of tile aoth Of March con-
tain the simple announcement TINT Count
Herbert vop Bismarck has returned to the
Capital OF THO Ethplre and taken up hts
quarters with the old gentleman again, who,
no doubt, WIS glad to receive him back to
the paternpl fold. Not word Is said about
his Qplc|nea, the Princess Won Qarolatll'
BeNtben; .Qf course It will bo anlet wed
ding No cards. " ara
, 1881-04-13
"a
PERSONALS.


FERsoNA4-S'
---
1t Is now thought that Vcnnor Is ttytlg
to avoid buying his wife spring bonnet.
A Chfcorn inercbnut lna arrnnHtfl 10 piys
ownv ), nair NJ r,,h,,nr hnnts win cvery rntte,
innnnt eoih In lila atoro F'
.rtt,t,, f,ooroiaw-To,t ia , linn sat ana.
for Tns.tn, an1 nrover' In Ghtcovo II T. Oh
anrveti t,y shovn,,nu snow.
:. ~, .,.s,,a,,i,, r., n.,,,,,, ,,.,,L,5 ,.,
,,,, ~ WI ptuonoly w H,'a,ty 4eelueu Ws
e,,,.a,, a'1,a ~ m"a..s 'nu
o!.'ou. a4u uo,'' @ us"tt "aoto NJ aoe'o't u 'o'
""''i 'or the e.nc'hn"'' o''s'e'
a muscular Turk ct Stamboul -,
Tho Cornnera IN.
nv thc indy ,lrd VIM.
3 AMI hro,,uht IN lin yrrdtct. " "Don,nbon,,r
=. ....1...t,,..,,a. r.. H., .,,a'"...,
tas1 ho.sEso'n aat y. tau N'sRN|"stto w
nounc1ng 10 prs'a! ot soseman. Ino haaa'ea
nnnao p1otoF, q New ietS, y was hta'ea w..
~ Hi.er solns aulp'y w tpy s.9evt Npov' 9,ss
Ioleh1an ana n's eoIaM!hlq1 stepPee aa'stu
c"lemap ts p', il roal ranlsn' oaA " ''''' *l''
MI. f.,.,,a.. ,nt.>.. ... u:.t ,.1 .1,t.,..L
lllo lt'htoh i''4es shys lHat lslcaau
Wagner. tln enmEosar. h4s pet cat which
sIceps On his bod and eats With him at table
lilo brs Rlwnys hatl rrot]jteotton for cuts, bay.
Inc ty,yrrd tn,rc tsn ~ ,unttrt.i dIIr,nu tia Iau
fnf4v vnnrat :, n,ho so,,rro ~ Wo,rncr,s fns,Ir,.
.,n,, ~ ~ io,oor - ,',,,s,.r, 'H%f0s 'f@'f"'
NY" ~ Nv 'p"SeA y ''Fst1'S'
Atr. David Kennedy, OF Edlnburgt 4 well.
known SeottIah yncallat lnat ttrce tnnu,herao IL
hts famIiy hv I'm in,rnin" nf ,ha ,,nara .Sor.sst
Ntoa"I.,nos V.nnodv ~ ,,cHra ~ nnn Eo,s
Nehnoay' ~ anu lhz11e helneoS* H' 1ue!
wore studying at Ntco un4cr Hytpr LHtnpeft
nnf were In tho thoatre At the sllna Of the e1t'
p1oalon,
, 1881-04-13


Tng Car wqrsh!pors Of ST, pateralntrR now
toll tho Warlt1 TINT tha yoAnG Emperor, hosfaes lls
ll,y othar aplendEd qualifications, 20 elnllontly
nttIDu hlp fQr t4Q thrpnU OF all tho NnRsas, II
nh pyuellett 1uusIqlan, that 10 IL ah artlst--on
ilIq trQu,sppe, Frederick tho 0rcHt Was tho best
lNtc-r,nypr uf his tlllle tue present King Rf
!!Aynrja n an cxcoItont pcrfprtlor On tho plNgoi
J.oAIa XVI. Ut, Prpneo p'llei thp 1qwshasE,
occasionally taking y iur., " tho baud organ, TO
teach hts blnts Klng Won1ol ot Hohem!a
played tho h.rp with many Strings. but tina annSt'
ral tustca vt thu IM9cnbuF4 ut Ito hoasn Ut lto-
,lanutf rin IN u litlaront direction. Thcy soetl
tn l,e ktr0Dy0r, t10r9 pDtdartitls, ntl moro cur.
rusnondp9 10 THUR pQwurEuI FRANCS and Fncats
lunss, up|, 1horctore, cxar Alq1Rnder
III. blawa tho trambanc. Tho education Of.
tho GxAr> was chioily military !onea
cirp|cs Of hla guard ullpery, faars aRa Ae u{t
ga,txof M urchestra alnolsg tAe1n. Which, under
tho dlro9tlon ut Kapellnclstar Wurn, hcid IT,
regular rc4rarsa4s aud gayp lis pcr{9r..atccs
p4fpro {Ap Court. THO young Cz4Tqwlts tlok
part lN ull Ut them, mud h'oW hla ppsulor9u4
trombone with nlMa0aty, baentninH dt1uttys and
bestles, with such fIerv0 Rt.tl lrtistlu precision
th4t ha excited tho nlm|raton Of h1s fioyas
listeners by tho great capaetty .of a[s ulHNa-
power. Coed trurabonesl'lRyers aFc source, aJld
II In tho cousso Ut hNun prpnts it ahould OCCUR
that Als 1MpeF|al Majesty shp4l4 ps forced To
| seek, y suffer cllWo for his exl7tensn on fo1s
| myAaanp sphere! II IN certainly comforting To
know that hv eau cpitlt to CAlcqxo a1a MAXI IN
honest living with his tFpN,bale, An e1'CTAs
rlayl,,y thu trombono IN Qua Of our city theatres
would dr4w Immensely. j..
THE gpgr1iles pltlar which tho l.ussla,l
prc4sts suffering must 10 terrible lidvpa, When
Car AlaxAajer III, aseaulatl tpo thEono, tay'
eratst Petersburg paEers feastSPd warnings
|Fpna tho QovorlmenF 10 10 more guas4eQ and
carQsul In shelr se4proaslqns.' Fhs W'uN4 pnd
0alos Aunlhly expressed tAa hqro tlaE tho Ga,
would ldcompiy with tho wishes Of hls tr.la aud do
voted pe0plo, Tho .Hoalpl wr0tet
tue sol, Ito see,is i fIn' sox, on Oh Itusslas | |s j,
Alexander II. will tbrtyg, gNd tAp trco OF hbertt
will sprgad lts bfunchea over NJ.
Tho R.Fjatsnh said: ..
! II is the proytnco OF history to connect tht
present with the past. It IL 0f tmu,0nso !snpur
| tauea for w " tld ~ tho pr.,ssAt VI aueaos fa
, 1881-04-13

1Stftourfh snn,,tr,nt,f sttA1t ,t,t I'm fnt1nrn
I'm ,hon a1,ln,1, ''''>''
Is.v f. "onos tov, IN ,ou ,rc,r lint arovt,o.
bio conipactncas of orun.tzation, ani viii, ind
aespG{o "er , .nas 59S gr9nt as0 I'm, In
i in appyng 10 dis II .,mlSors;li iroetiosn tho
t@gtes ne sH7aG,nest ~ r. orGizatnm n fnG
Ii I'D t"es, anI whloh sho sfeat peet,i'iary and
soonl il,tcscsta 4n!l !scludlses gt aayery 'latlo
IND I'll t;yor toSr sy soy,t n rS yong - men M III, ni:
tlle.llgol men. Contelerl.tsa and non.,Confed.
,s, Wn0 W a a0 an nj no noifni a,ra
csn,: and open .t,o Soath to i Ken..
ya,t i,,tn,, iFnrf"" mt' n,,,c nasInms
to whch yuI isavo bonu II straiSor. dod uluss
gvgry A haf sats to e. .l9 ,has; ma wnath9r ". @
With i,o coi.,es of bis ows, tree Sosr. withSut
prn.n1se without padEo II any M ;tessr'pti9n a1td
ucs p. euro s for yp,sr 's easss a tilt @ Will Hi yo do
II, tlero Is q matter IT tota ndforcnce to hlr,:
else. and tj,o ,ore IT tns to ore o'c3mc.
Fur tlfa nuruosc. 1,u satd, this resolution to
a,.ct n Secretary nn,l spruenntnt-Arlns nt
thfs tine lind too, nropose;l. md # was in
tended by tic minority to ndopt Il, no iinattcr
Inv Inur lin op,lositIon might dulay tl,o ac-
tlon, - - !
trho trouh1e' 'wo l,oye wifi, Ills ,areuu,ont
la thot II ia u,,tinolv. t,nt tte md an,,abt IL
,1on,on,lo,, hv u,,,,.,',jF mud nxtroar,tunrv
m,nns, and tint tllo strl,rro. no nnt,er how
Iiuh thc original pnrposc, las dcrcucratcd
into % n mars md Im,neorors contust aa to
,y,lel, or Two rnnrs IT nolitica] b,,n,n,ers
s,a,l hor, of,no anfl dro ~ ,ov far nix ,no,,tl,a
vaca,ion NJ t,,e srmatr. !
trt,, .on1,,fo, ~ ,,ort,oa ID fin, tim ,,rouo,,t
secratnrv of thn snnnto' and snrpennt.nt.
Arms vim thoiri an,,ordinatcs. mr. Dnmn.
cruta: that tIore are thirty-seyo,i on,tc,,s.
nlnln,,t 1,cuocrola nnnosInr ,,,o rlaciion n
n n",, nt,,cors IN t,,a r othar ,unt, th.ra nro r
thirty.seyen nsnul,jIcnns. onI senator Ma-
nno ~ Wtr",nta A"'1 Il III IL . nr'"nsed M iy
nu'u "n y" .,.', "su'M ~ a...t . ,a ,',o Wa ~
1,st,,.,,t to M otoot n,I,o,,sr1er
'., ~ ~ s.sos ot a,,s o,i.naI
a"."sax ' ', 'c oaun"o :, t.nrno J sanr.tor'. ]
m ,"tms, 'a,t',. s o..I, ,'s, t.,a v.aa1,ros,
n"s ,'. ""v"e . ',1,, "'A .,',~t, ,nS ~
..,s. ', pA.a ~" t,,.nsra., aa,,,,,s "
t., th pa,,ts ",t pu n na,,t" tS,a,.ia au,n
WILL AAG AhEFN0tlEAiTt As%l A*hFAa kAtCkA4tN-
, 1881-04-13
Q1vmnlu FI,heatre

''' -'~ arcVseker's Thentrc. -. -
Muat.on street, between State u1a Dearborn
aThs Legion Of Honor" Afternoon md esautng.
, 1881-04-13

Irnver1y's 'Fi,cntre.
rrrrtprn A,rres. corner nf MonToe. EnEhsemeht
Of GepeTlcye Ward. -.Pergpt.Mo-Not."
, 1881-04-13

JThnfey't trhtntrr.
Randolph xtreet. bctween Clark md In satle. En-
gaEcu1ent Of 1lobson md crnac. IA, d. 1d" Aiter'
nupn and aygntnE.
, 1881-04-13

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ment Ut IIOytsy Cartc 4 lttoo's Comic Opera Cvnl'
pany. "alI1te Taylor" :. ID.
, 1881-04-13

.Qlymr1u Thentre+
t-1nrt strect hp1w0en Lake apa Randolph. En'
cp9tu,ent ut tho KpI'y x ityan Combination. Variety
a,atertatnment. Afternoon and eventnK.
, 1881-04-13

'r.-, Academy or Music.
t1ujslca street, near Madison. Nedt sfd6. Variety
entertainment. Afternoon md ovcn!nR.
, 1881-04-13

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-14

Our lady READERS can hardly fail /,
have their attention called this wcel,
To the latest combination III iMprov.,
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nestle implements, the "sewins
machine
As VIZ understand il, "A machin.
Tor family use should meet first III AL
these requirements, Ii should b.
simple in its meehanisnl. 81 as h h
easily MslnaScds II should run ssASi,
~. 50 AS not u weary the Morke,
undulys it should DO n wide range ii
work. that tho owner need not wish
for any other machines II should b,
as nearly noiseless as possible. tina,
II may not be- \ nMisances il should
he light, handsome. durable, and III
cheap AS Is consistent With excel,
lenee throughout.
These conditions the Light Run,
ming New Home" certainly meets.
1t has also several very impartan,
and useful attachments and mo,
tionss of its own. which 81 far Il
make good its claims 10 popular
favor.
Now u great many families have
been and are still using the old
machines waiting FOR the times q
improve. waiting for the latest i'm.
rrovemen,s in designs and mevhani,
cal excellence.
but why delay longers Consider.
inG the low price ut which good
machines arr now sold. and the I'M
proveMemts that have been made
now il u good time 10 buy, AAd the
New Home specially recommends
itself TO purchasers on aseount Of its
superior mechanical construction
ease of management and REASONABLE,
price. Nearly halt million have
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faction. This Nnrivallea machine il
manufactured by JOHNSON, CLARK
& Co, M Union Square. n. T.. who
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-14
An inqnisitive correspondent wants

An inquisitive correspondent wants
to know "what u Stalwart republican
Is" Judging by what occurred In
Washington On the morning Of July
2nd, a ''Stalwart republican, Is 4
fellow thRt "raises The devil.s A
''fcatherhead republican" like Grant,
Conkling or Arthur Is the fellow
who stirs up y "Stalwart" prcrara.
tory to tho devil.raising business,
and when the devil Is raised, Hadcs
is to pay and no pitch hot. And
now Grants wants to know II this ut,
tempt at assassination is the out
growth Of Sihilisms No Ulyss. its
no such thing. It's simply the out,
growth II 6ranlism, the fruit u I'll,
Jones letter. and tho like. you see, :,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-14

Passenger tariff on the !, G. Plug
was raised July LIST, - per cent. rs
the company explains. In obedience
10 the railroad law OF the last lcyis-
laturs. With the advance On the
Branch comes 4 reduction ON the
main line. To correspond with tho
grade III the road rs established hy
law. The Company cannot DO hlam-
al for it. II Il ono Of the Interesting
features of that law however. that 4
company may stunt u part os its line
at option. anu wiring money out of
the people tributary to Il as an effect.
II the law Is wise III making this dis.
elimination. why did It NOT develop
the idea. and tax up tho tariff ~.
cording To the actual proof II attach
~ IL each individual milo Of the
ronls The Branch has no more bus
mess 10 be graded by itself than has
many u section of the Dubuque \
Sioux City Divisions, The Iowa
Division. should have been classified
as Il whole. not as two distinct roads.
w hope tn see that law, coM-
mis<ioners and all Knocked into a
cooked up hat. IN the next Legisla.
ture and Il decent law enacted in Its
stead. The avslrice OF railroad COM
panies Is less 20 blame in tho matter
Of transportation than arr tho stupid.
| it's and corruption of the law makers,
- Mitchell County Nescs.
The Thine vi the NrTs Is entitled
to no respect and scarcely to notice,
We merely notice II to call attention
either to the Ignorance or the hypoe.
risy Of the editor. For three months
he has .hawlcd himself hoarse for
kimball for governor, we'll Knowing,
II lit To instruct the people upon
matters touching their business and
political interests. that kiMhall used
his position as Senator 10 lobby
Tor the repeal. instead III amending
the Granger law, and for the com.
missioner system which the NsNs
condemns. W. oppose kimball. not
that v. have any personal feeling
toward the man. but because I'LL his
sympathies are with n,nnopolics and
against Tho people, and his lesisla-
tive course fully lustities the state.
Ment.