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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

Strcmel & Anderson desire that al
those having claims against them
present their bills and get their pay
They also request persons indebt
cd to come and settle, that their bus.
mess for 1880 may be properly clos
cd up.
Cresco January Is, 1881.
STREMEL & ANDERSON.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

HELEN Mar WHITE one OF the, tai
ented elocutionists Of the country
is to give q reading ut Lyric Hall
next Monday evening. This class oi
entertainments is not patronized In
Cresco as they should be. We hope
to see a full house for so accomplish
ed reader as she Is reputcd to be
deserves all the intelligent people OF
Cresco and vicinity at her reading.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

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In connection with the paper, We have a
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and are prepared to execute all kinds o.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

Civil service reform is good thing
but we do not want IN official class
established in this country. We
would prefer to that mild form oil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cincinnati Com
meyyiul,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

There is no necessity OF postpon.
ing the payment OF maturing bonds
for every dime of'em can be paid
and paid. too, in strict accordance
with the letter and spirit OF the rob.
Der contract that calls for payment Ii
a silver dollar Of 4l29 grains.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

Speaking Of Helen Mar Whites
reading. the Boston Daiig Globe
says: Miss White is young girl,
bright with youth. freshness and
CHEEKY sweetness. She has Il merry
piquant face. and She reads til. tears
into your EYES. your heart into your
mouth, and then crowds it back with
laughter. She is II little witch, and
will carry Ill her audience by storm.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

What concerns the laboring man
most Is the amount Of tho reward he
gets for his labor or his products,
and not the size Of the measure in
which he gets hi. pay.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Al GENTLEMAN who suffered FOR years from
- Nervous DEBILITY. PREMATURE DECAY,
and al. the effects OF yo,th.ll indiseretion. viii.
fer iaa sake II suffering humanity. send free 10
AL Wiso need Il. the recipe ana direction sor IN IL
ins. tn. STAPLE rlaa,ls bg which H. WAS cured.
sufferers wishing II p.ont by the advertisers
experience ,an d. 50 by ..iirs ssi,ig III perfect
c.nrsseaee.
JOHN u. OGDEN. ~ Cedar ST New YORK. i5i.o
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Conversational Church.--Rcv. Alex: y
Mcconnell, Pastor, services every Sabbath a. l0:S.
q. m. and 7:3s p. m. Sunday school q y N. a.
are cordially invited.
Hussc email. Grace Church~Rector. Rev. F.
Il. forrs. services every Sunday - iI:Oo =
8. and I ,. "a. Sunday School 10 .. u.
Evening prayer Friday evening.
daily invited.
Methodist Eplsoepal--Rev. Geo Elote
Sunday, ct ton 4. ~, ana {.
3ahh~th school Immediately after morn;ng scrvlce
+ ~ meeting each Thursday evenings. ocs''
nee. General Invitation extended.
BAPTIsT.-Rev. E, ". Green, Pastor. Services
every HnndAy IN Prices Hall, sunday
morning aud evening at the same hour % ser
Vices the congregational Church. Seats
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
Remember the reading OF Helen
Mar White Monday Evening.

The ladies Of the Aid Society O!
the Cong'l church will give Phan.
tom Social. at the residence OF Hon
H. T. Reed, on Thursday evening
Feb. ard. Refreshments will be
served, and good time generally i
promised to all.
siish..u lead th.nl nm and down.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
PIMPLES.

VII mail sFrec. The recipe for a smp,.
VEGETABLE BALM that Will remove TAN
Fr@kless rimpl.s and Rlatehe-, leaving the skin
saft, clear and beautiful: also .lstrlstia.is for
producing luNurtlnt growth ~ hair on Il bald
mead or smooth fac. Address, inciosing b..
stump. Ben taniclf & 60, Beekman ST, y. Y.
1slat
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Saturday January %, 1881, COM
mencing at noon, when there will be
sold ut public auction,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NOTES
drawing ten per cent interest, about
10 HORSES AND COLTS
together with lot Of farm machine
~ and other articles.
Sale Positive, weather being favora-
bic.
JOHN McHUaH.
l4t2. Receiver.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

REEDS GILT EDGE Tonic restores the appetite.
Cakes Bros concert at Lyric Hall
was unsurpassed in character and
In execution. The company cur
draw on Cresco always for Il full
house, without disappointment ever
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

II. Clark AMI wife have return
Ell To Crescn, we trust TO abide per-
maneni!y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
kEEss CIR EraE TosIc cures dyspepsia.

John Haberly, mile and ahali
south OF View Oregon, has put in i,
feed mill and is prepared to attend
ID custom work for the farmers OF
this county and vicinity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

The bill to provide Grant with
stabling, feed and drink, was reject.
cd in the seaate the 18th instant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

E.0ssSf sfs.ss 4.t4s s.st = -.
have i nj 1. little hnasA. ai..a H. = ,.45
viii. Ii | sslii a'li tasaa isrta.h, as VII lax
gaaa t.ala Al | tlu. te-s a,,aaa. An hansti q
seli AID - " Il.
Join . HESS, -n.sl.ttf.
IAN. ,rs>es,, ls.4.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

Cl cash will buy 20 bars favorite
eIp i brand OF soap at ". Is. Web
81
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.
&7 Cash will'buy 10 lbs. A. Sugs
eplat w. d. Webster's.

Supervisor Oakley and wife IRE
visiting friends In Wcstchester county
New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
i WILL I.s9AN MON.
i On and SEr.r.sA On i.lrrai Irrfr.

Persons aesielar u borrow atns
will do Well ID car,,,lt ale. a- , So.
MAX. il - their alvaaia. .s,
Ii. e. .iecAarI.i.
43if tresso. Iaaa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

& cash will buy Is lbs. nice prunes
qpl Lat W. u. Webs,er's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

81 cash will buy II lbs. Alden dried
apples at w. B. Webster's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

Tickets for sale at Lenmis Bros
for Helen Mar Whites reading.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
HAVE YOU
Ever Known

ANY p.r~na t. b. safian>iy II, w;tion. aweaA
stomach er islac,ive liver ar Kidneys. And Mic
these organs ARE III g.sud tnnyii,ian 90 yea 10
mi their nas>t~>er entossEs G.t5H, ita.a
rSrker'S GinScr Taaic ALWAYS regulates ss>
Important osgaa>. and asvsr fail> to max. tia
euad ahtn a;ti pure, asd L. strengthen Yer
part III the >ssists. II has ea.tl ..a- Iii n, u
acss'air;as mnaaias. As Aonr aslsaios ehu'
I. isfI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
TO CONSu NPTIVFS,

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cured ~ taf' dead disease. Consumption. b. i
staple remedy. Is anxious to tt.e known IL iii,
fellow safY.r-rS the means or cure. TO all w'lo
desire il. he Viii send copy of the Prescription
used, ,irce ~ charged with the directions !ar
lau Sure cure lor can.unptiul, 4. ..,Csa.
Bronchitis 81.
Parties Wishing Tho Presentation vi. please I'd
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N. L. BikN, ID Nassau street. y. Y. ls,s5.
ORGANS S ,s. si ~, M = s T. STRIP, TIP.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27
Dr.JAC0UEs

7oS chas ma / St, St. Loujs, Mo. at cid osac.,
continues II cure b atorrh1ea - xninas 81 eak.
ness 1anpotency. al forms Of sypniit1 nonorraaea,
cured In tsss dasS Alltas diseases Fesr.tlns tsen
sei. abuse, sn- for life With sa
medicine. Advice ffse. Charges low. Gall or Nso
ii strict ccuhdsnce. svfnnton Book for smo 4 a,ac
MARRIAGE CUaOEaeoeea,,s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

.aeh..a lead. ih.m IN and down. /.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-27

II you are troubled with lakie
back. try DAYS KIDNEY pAp--it will
certainly cure you.
, 1881-06-22

THE most prominent candidates for the
Republican nomination for Governor Of Iowa
are the Hon. william Larrnbee, the Hon.
1,uren II. Sherman, and Lteut-0 Frank
Campbell. Larrabee Is al,end III The race at
present. Tho llo,l. 4. II. Manning, OF Chr
roll County. Is the tnost prominent candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, md Col. Abcr-
l,etl,y, Of Crawford County, Is likely to be
nominated for Superintendent OF Public
sc!lools.' The Convention will be held at
Ues Molnes one week from to-day.
, 1881-06-22
TIIE VOTES.

speefat Dtspafth to 12s Cnleaqo Tribune.
ArnASY, n. T., June a1.-!rl.e .Adulinfs-
tratlon men succeeded In getting two ballots
to-.lay, but were beaten in their attempt to
secure a third BY d vote Of 20 to u. Tho
Bucks and Democrats combined in favor OF
MI adjournment. The restless feeling Which
is observed among tho members was shown
by the dozen or fifteon changes which took
place Ii, tho voting. Thore Is n. growing UNI
casiness aud desire to end tho contest, which
ilnds expression III tho wobbllrg Of a.s1,Il.-
her, who bob from one candidate to,
another, in hopes TINT a lucky combl-
nation utay DO hit ui,o'a and carry tho
convention by storm. Such u Termination
n,ay be possible, but sllreud politicians SEQ
10 WY out yet unless ConKllnE releases Ills
supporters. The veterau George Dawson,
editor OF tho Erc,lt,lg Journal, thinks that
a long contest is probablc, and has lald down.
Ills pcn for the rod, llavlng started for Cana
d!an salmon waters tn-NlRllt.
TILT; srEAp1NESa OF THE RANKS
of the supporters OF Tho icqders would secm
to !ndlcato long campaign, but, Us the ul,.
expeetctl generally: happens, it would aot
bo surprising II Two Senators were
closcl,. before tho week is ont.
ConklEng was the only one OF tho
candidates who received Ills full vote to-day,
oiI i,;a man hoInp nrrsent. Ills scoresyos
a" a. ",a ..o '''n ,..a t1,nn ha ind ti,rcc ,vaaka
&' Two 1ess tl'Hn ne nnu .a sn.eo ""IHa ~ H9.'
ago to day, when tho voting begat. ;" alc
Too" lost one, Asselnl,lyman Evans, wllo
na1uc,l as Ills choice william u. Hiss, q n.an
whom no ono ever heard OF. 11U IL sntA to
be, or to nave peesl. county Junee III
Oneida County, tho home OF Conk!!n: alld
Eyans, anu other great 1uc1. Evans voted
.. ot Su"s .'.,. ,"s @ s','a" a,'n,,orto, f.nnkinp
ba!io!s' out nus a!''so eappo'te" eo"A''1''
aud Tlatt every day'
Ills DISCRETION ~
left Plat two votes short of ILLS original num-
E",ma ~ ia M f1nei,ln man. It ia probublo that
,'a,H, ~ ~ ,,,Ii .r;v" lin hork ino tIma nonI,,,
GanKnR WI usso IT,. 1a.n saan'.,v"n '. ,u st"
who went to Conkllnx. T!,res Dcpow alul
Wheeler ,llcr were absent. on tho first ballot
a'a' 'sc two n,nre lsft Ief,ro tho secoi.d ballot
, 1881-06-22
TIE INQUIRY.
NO PROGRESS. 1 J

sp*etal Dapateh to 7ns cale9uo 1rtbunt. :.
ALBANY, N. r., juno al.-'the bribery tn'
yestl4ation was adjourned until Tomorrow
m0r1,Eng, oil account Of the COMMITTEES copl1-
sci, atter hearing one W1tneks, who sal1
bradley told lin In Olcan OF. .Jnne 1 fthat
something woula turn up >doWn hers in two
0r. three days which w0u!ai surprise every-
body. Jot,l j. Davenport, who was ready to
taKe tho stand tlis ! morning, will
nut be back until j.rhursday. Tile
bucks war0 very {wlllInx = to , ad-
adjourn thu Inycstixat}pn. for another day,
although 3ruoks, De4locsat, and Skinner
Administration, urged tho Committee to prt"
coed. Tho tiran1 lpry Is going tpto the
bribery business extensively. To-day they
heard Scllators Wagner. ,Woodl!i. and
lkobertson, Assegph'yHe,l@ Trlmble. r'lthll!:
bradley. and Sllarps, allu Oxner, plnke. aiad
alla botl. siles ns the case will bo gone lilto.
1t Ia understood TINT they niRy bring III their
findings Tomorrow OF Thursday before the
UtllInAry cAses arc cnIlsfuereu.t, -.
pNOCEENlNtiH. ,,.s :,
u th4 NfstsF1s .1ssoetats1 |'Tss., -
ALBANY, N. y, June .i.-rlie Bribery In
yestlEatltl:: Committee resumed Its Inquiry
this morning. A1r. lsosulldale. associate
counsel OF Alr, Dangs, sall thar Danks was
necessarily absent attop'lng court 1t tn Mew Y
Ygrk, nllu 10 reque8tetl i. jl0stpo feluett OF
the i|earii'g Until :Wednss;ta}y, @ Il n,t +. ).
lluy. Tomorrow, but wonttl 0l1 Thursday. lily
lrsifetl to feaa TIE syltence Of Strahall. atld
asked tue Committee to Atrect ti,a stelloMRr1al.. M 7 .
pllur to farn|stl q copy of It " tIlll. This
"ts tGoti'ssilor "i smith sai4: n T!l!pshp,s,t
is hOro tI!a morning, aud desires to Rtve Its
evidence. Unjust. criliclsut bus Ree'l ~
ss se,aes " eeS!s G F9sy 1 S9'Tf st IT, tesis4 ill., e
ayol,lud appealing ostors tl.!s nH'!n'g!tttHy:
'ullu HOW desires ttl b. 1xA1nlhg*l. Alr: SMlIh
hopcti tint Id: would le sxamlned to-day:
lcokia,l;~A witness from 0!etM Aas eeen ~
l!ittsu wonil permit him toglsehls evidence
The Committee decided to Aehr h!'u. al:
/ - K. \. VALLEY, OF otEAN. ...
swo.,l;, - Ind 4 caNyersatt1, With Assem-
biyMIal, Nrailey JuMs s. j said he WAS q
pretty fSlIow to yete for cqnk!lng cry rlatt,
tl,elr retNrn." Rra!ilaY answered him:
"Ksep your shirt on tor few day1, ana ypp
, 1881-06-22

Aru lureely.attc1med meeting Of insurance
agents yesterday, Which WINS also attended
by delegation Of the, Citizens'. Association.
iAel,ltltng Marshall Field, II. I. Crane, Edison
Keith, C. II. Henderson, and others, protest
agatast the ordinance olfered: byAld: ILL.,
droth fur the contraction OF the. tlrc ltmlts
was unanimously :adnptcd. It was resolved
to appeal to tllo Couactl to defeat the pro-
posnl Ut 11iltlrctff.
, 1881-06-22

,ayo been sentenced to five years' pel'al
aeryitude,- certainly severe penalty for the
crime charged. It looks rs though the Irish
Judges arc bent On making those convicted
suffer fur tic crimes of all tho persons
charged In their courts with aRrarian Of
y,nonu.
, 1881-06-22

TIE Washington gossIps nre enjoying q
soc!ul scandal Ut rather sensational charae-
ter, involving tho reputation OF n society
bclIo Of the National Capital. nn attaclo OF
tho Freneh Legation, aanl nh attacto OF tie
Spnn!sta' Legation. Tic young men In 0ues-
t!on, ono Of whom Is Secretary of his Lcs1'-
tlo,,, attended brilliant reception ut a fasll'
iouable residence towards tho close Ut tho
socal scason, where they ulct tic young
Indy. by some mems they managed to de-
tat,l her after tl.e other gusts ut tbs supper"
table, piled ltyr with Wins, md while stlo
was iu u somewhat itobr|ateA condition
Induced : ller 10 accompany them to a
dresstag-roon,, where all three remained
some time. Tho foreign scou1l'lEols s0bse"
auently, ut the rooms ut thu Metropolitan
Club, Of which they aro members, hoastel OF
tlls!F vic plot against tho young tas!y's l'o''-
Of, Tho uther nleMbsra nj tho Club haYo
since refused to; recognize thon'. both
rutlians vii! PROBABLY DO dismissed, anl It Is
on!y through tuslre to urotcct tte ialy's
reputation that they will ;bo permitted to
leauye Washington with wlolo skIus aild ul'-
,dfstixuretl filceS,
, 1881-06-22

HAIRY Afc(lEE and George Washington. OF
Council f}lutfs, Ia, courted the SAME woman.
They aunrreled, and AlcCoo slot Washing
ton ttestl In the otllce. Of the Ogden liotel at
Council Bluffs yesterday. Both parties were
coIorrh walters, aud tic object Of their atteil-
tlons IL Il co10rcd iass.
, 1881-06-22

IT Is understood that thcro will bo pretty
general reorganization of the post-Oilice De-
partmc,t about tha.lst Of July, 1nelllclont
and unnecessary clerks will DO dismissed,
and II snylny Of 100000 annually will 10
effected. It Is also understood tint Assistant
Postmaster. General Tyacr will retire soo'',
a1u TINT ex-senator Spencer, of Alabau1a.
who is intlorscl. by tho Southern lscpub-
ltcans, will tako Ills place.
, 1881-06-22

THE Denver Republican WAS sold ycatar-
day to X. Il, c6oper for 100000. 'rllc paper
will bu conducted, as heretofore, IN tie I'LL
terest Of tho Republican party. The paper
was owned by Atcssrs. Wilson 6 Clark.
, 1881-06-22

SPAIN thinks tint Frnncu ought to cltastiso
tho Algerian outlaws WHO recentty killed
and rohbeu number Of Spanish subjects
naar sattla, A1siers. III tho meantime q
Spanish t,,nl,.of.war will be sent to Oran to
protect the Spanish subjects there.
, 1881-06-22
CHE Gtih1t1te*

~" f<s7nns nmttae tn purchase eoptts n TIM
uurCAuO T1untfNR 1t Kcirs Agtnttes dftd m rnG.
tpdH lrufrn t1Krt Chicago 1a9seFs arc stl tom eo-
Ing {u't particulars. {.
, 1881-06-22
Epw1y Doorii'a Characterization of 0thello
M tho Lontlot, ssago ,ettcd lin $500. $,

GEouaE ". JoxEs,' jill, recently appoint
cd 1'nymaster IN the Navy. died yesterday.
Ills father IL Il resident Of Clnctnnntf. The
Earl Of Wicklow, MI Irish representative
Peer. Is slcQIl. =,
, 1881-06-22

BAN F,,AScIscp, Juno 9l.-'El1e board oe
Supervisors lust n!gut liked the rata for city
aud county taxes at Sl.la,-a reduction ot u
cunts froili lust year's luyy,-witil the assess-
inuDt-jist Tor tise. curreslt yeur retlucetl ny
$!a,00O, ,UH, owing 70 tbs reSsnt dsclstons 2! St
ttls Stiprelne. Court Regarding TAXATION Oh
certificates Vt stock. ett. =
, 1881-06-22
pR1c{gs$ST1vE!, CENTS.

Tho whole antl.riatt vote. with
httt few exceptions. 4 transfer nf the
Wheeler vote for a short tlu,e to Lapham.
Ma o fys fs Sos s sad s pcsaas x's e e
the election Of Laplianl aid Wheeler.
Al! the Republicans have been IN conference
tonight. The Anattest rutd shortest meeting
was, tiGltl by tho 1itlepetdellt Bucks, about
te'l l1l humber, VINO dltt nothing bMt express
Xd;ninistration Xiii "daio!ng lesson = was lnrge-
" attended. a,id lasted over twn hnllrs.
From the numerous speeches made BY tluse
present, It. wns discovered that The nlutubers
reYarti TO the silort term. Asselablytnan
1'"'iss t iack 're f"r tl'at at % md All H. AdaInst!as
lion NM, for the long :. term; o.,li iie
however. seemed inclined TO follow Wlisel-
,ur's attylce, aih pl,sli two Administration
candidates, t!t!e for eaGll term. Nothing vas
trcItlc,! ol, this point, but It was agreed ttlat
opp9sed, md tl,at 80 attempts TO adjourn
cvon Ht il Il they shaIi| staI,i til Dec. 3i.
TIE nucK CONFERENCE
lasted longer than either ut the others. Tho
Lenders, sxSeptlnE Afhur w!lo as ot r.
CoNkllnR ls sattt to have made an ad-
tlress. urging on ADJOURNMENT At onss,
m the bribery investigation Woll1A
be sufficient to throw tllscrclft on any one.
and would probably prevent the Senators.
elect frUm taking ttefr seats. 1t Is believed
n1, efTHrt will bu lnade Tomorrow to secure
MI adtDurnllnl1t slle. die. Tho BUCKS say
they lave half the yUte, a1,d count oil Has
kitls to Gust the deciding vote. They cotl'it
on two Senators whom tho Administration
side say arc pledged to go against adjourn
nletlt. s
THE DEMOCRATS
have becn out in force tonight, and express
hopes That the sessiun will enil snoN. Tho
etiitor OF tue argus says tile Legislature will
ndjourn sine die tomorrow. Henry 4. Ill
deil, \ brother Of Sammy. brother Of Coy.
| Robinson, and 0ther PERSONS who enjoy tho
| confidence Of the party leaders, have arrived
to-tfny, aud appear to be working with tho
Bucks.
IN JOINT CONVENTION.
| 10 the lr4sttrn ARsoetat<d I'rtss.
| ALBANY, N. T., June 9l.-1n ioEnt co1l-
| ventlul, tue ballot for the short term was as
! il ffn Eat,nta tha vnfa at11tt.
, 1881-06-22

Co1- pup1gr, the now Commissioner Of;
Pensions, is crcditcd with 'tle~ trterttola Of
removing several Democratic clerks and eaa:''
pioyGs ct the Pension Bureau Il, order TO
make way for disabled Union soldiers, and
for the widows and orphans OF those WIN
fell fighting for the tlag Of the Union. It is
reported tint there nre 1argo number not
only Of synpathizers with the Lost
Cause" but OF persons who fought for the
"I.ost Cause" In tho Pension Office ut the
present time. These will have to giyo why
for the boys who wore tile blue, and to the
wives a1,d children of those who pertslled
wearing that color. Col. Dudley's motto
will be "None but Union NEIL OIL guard"
, 1881-06-22
1872 BUSINESS CHANCES.
WAuKESHA W00LEN MILLS
FOR SALE. .

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-21
Noled Raesrs Enlsred 81 nunAIo.

buffalo, July 2O.-The entries for the
Circuit ractS, held August . to s inclusive,
foot up ninety.four oI oil classes, filing,
with several yet TO hear from, which will
make On aggregate Of over one hundred.
The list is the longest 10 several years,
and everything points to one Of the beat
meetings ever held.
The 1897 clAss includes Forrest, Patch.
EN-, Atgounaut and Humboldt; the
pacera include oil the noted ones; the 1921
class includes Piedmont, Voltaire and
Dan SMITH the 2:l6 class includes Char.
lie Fold, Midnight, McGregor, Hopeful,
Trinket and Santa Claus; the 2:l9 class
includes Alexander, Midnight, " edgeWass
and Trinket; the 2;2O clasS Includes eleven
entries, Maud s and st. julien will trot
againat time,