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National Republican., 1881-10-19

4 Splendid eightpdO edition Of THE REPUBLICAN
wALe issued On Saturday Advertisers lVould 10 Vsg
10 send IN their orders al once
National Republican., 1881-10-19

A splendid eigh-plge edition Of THE REPUBLIcAs
,rH be issued on Saturday. advertisers tCOutd do ireii
10 send in their orders al once.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
A TRUE TONIC


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he digestive organs Tcploring al dypcp,ic symptoms,
such as tasting nc food, beching, heat IN The stomach,
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation hat ,oal
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b CBook 80 pages amusing and useful reading, se,t
free.
BRowN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
"A1derney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Aldcrncy butter churncd every morning
and delivered IN lSlb. Ward" prints Mt ijc per 10
Also cottage cheese, SC, per ball; buttcrmilk, &c
per quart and sweet milk Sc. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-10-19

You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of want rent for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents IN The REPUBLICANS.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
Commercial priniInE
Pail weight

4 specldlly at TINS NATIONAL RrrrniIcAN Job
National Republican., 1881-10-19
Likes, BerWanSer & Go.

Are the ClOthiers to the People.
Are their Own Manufacturers of
all Garments sold i'm their estab-
lishment.
Are paying the Best Prices to
TailOrs for making their Gar
ments.
Are paying no Middlemen's prof
its.
Are selling without the Middle
mems profits.
Are giving the people satisfac-
ton.
Are, without a doubt, showing
the Nicest and Best Made Gar
mentS in the city.
Are known to have One Price.
Are known to sell for CASH.
Are known not TO deyiate from
Marked Price.
Are known for their Fair Deal
ing to all.
Are known to give their patrons
all advantages possible.
Our line of SUITS for Men,
Youths, Boys, and Children is COM
pletc.
Medium weight OYERCOATS,
from SIS to $50, in all cOlOrs.
National Republican., 1881-10-19

Il splendid eighpHgc edition Of THE REPUBLICAN,
,cAbe issued on Saturday. 1drGr'iSers tOoaid do ueH
10 send IN their orders at once.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
19ye FOR SALE
ny
Id. COOKE. JR., & CO.,
1i29 street.

1892
Norfolk City per cent Bonds having thirty years
to run. first.Class Investment, Call and examine.
Metropolitan street Railway stock, Washington
Gasght scrip and other investment securities, Gov
Mo-, ,,,pa ~, iSi rbo and No,v york oci5-tf
National Republican., 1881-10-19
:Mrs. ChrIs,Inncy on the stand,

A splendid eight.pdge edition Of THE REPUBLIcAl
,ciR Be issued on Saturday, advertisers Woud do lUe
10 send IN their orders al once.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
Marriage licenses were issued

day rs lOll0ws: ROlzer l. Narnell, Of Georgetown
and Maggie G. Lyddune, OF Montgomery County
Maryland; William II. Daley of Baltimore Nd.
and Rosa Bentley OF Leesbulg, Va; Edwin s
stewart aud Elizabeth Lee, of Montgomery County
Maryland; George w. Rckets and Ellen n. Ken.
dur, of Richmond, Va: Eugene Fortune and
Plnkey Carter Of Georgetown, ID. G.; Thomas T.
Scott aud Oracle A. ROhcy Charles Jones and An
nle Hall; Harrison g. Brewer aud Mareiee, Elliott
aud Seraplne Coaklcy, and Henry Y. Tycer AMI
Jessie l.. Martin, all Of this city.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
a mud New York. ocl5.tf

hSBe OsTMASTER.GENERALJ JAMES
~ stated to senator Frye, OF Maine Thursday,
l5tn Instant. thnt he had not appointed any Demo.
Gratis to Office md II II could be demonstrated that
any Democrats had been appointed since his term OF
Office he would discharge them He hus not only APP
poted Democrats To Office, but hu has appointed IN
cN-Confederate Bourbon ns ~ 30 clerk whose vile
Il clerk In the Pension OCe and hp knew the lnets
in the Cnse when e appointed him. II Senator Frye
will ask senator ingalls,, OF Kansas, about the above
appointment, he VIII learn what miserable ialsher
Mr. James is SECTION 1851.
National Republican., 1881-10-19
-,sys LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.

'SSys 1sGl ESTABLISHED isra-G. q. G.
~ SIMMS, Pharmacist, cor. Fourteenth ST, and
Sew York. avenue. Family Drug aud PRESCRIPTION
store, soda mud Mineral Waters IA suprgIty Ocl1-tf
National Republican., 1881-10-19
BuiIUing UormltS were 9

day to the Adams Express Company TO erect u one
Story brick warehouse Oh Sixth and streets and
Virginia avenue southwest $4,000; Mary Lock-
wood, III he Sales street northwest addition to
-sbire avenue northwest, put tin roof on dwelling,
Sla0; Nathaniel Weaver, 9li street southwest,
raise roof and put on Tin, $50, and William Riley,
corner of sixth and NJ streets southwest, she'd S1O
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
Skin Diseases Cured,

BY DR.. Frazier's MAGIC ONT
MET. Cures rs il by magic, .Pimp.es
Black Heads or GrubS, Blotche. and
Eruptions on the face, leaving the
kin clear healthy and beautiful.
Also cures Itch, BARRIERS Itch, Salt
Rheum. letter, Ringworm, Scald
Head. Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples.
Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASE.
i. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, O.. sui
ferea beyond all description from Il
skin disease which appeared on his
hands, head aud face. and nearly de-
stroyei his eyes. The most careful
doctoring failed to help him, AMI
after all had failed he used DR.. Fraz-
ier's Magic Ointment and was cured
by II few applications.
- The first and only positive cure
for skin diseases every discovered.
Sent by mail Oh receipt OF price,
Fifty Cents.
HENRY Il CO., Sole Propr's.,
Cleveland. o.
For Blind. Bleeding, Itching or u
cerated Piles DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment is Il sure cure. Price 81 90,
by mail. For sale hy Druggists.
MORRISON. plummer 4 CO.. whole
sale Agents, Chicago Ill. l-23-c-o-w
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
The True Gentleman.

He is above low act. lie cannot
stoopto cun.alita f,9sud.He iavades 10
secret in the keeping OF another. He
takes selfish advantage Of no mans
mistakes. He is ashamed Of innucn-
10. He uses no ignobls weapons in
controversy. He never stahs in the
dark. He il not one thing to Il mans
face and another to his back. Ii by
accident he comes into possession Of
his neighbours connseis, h. passes
them into instant oblivion. He bears
sealed packages without tampeiing
with the wax. Papers not meant for
his eye, whether they futter in at
his window, or lie open before him
in uircgnr,lel exposure, are secret
to him. lie prcfanes no privacy OF
another however the sentry sleeps.
Bolts and bars, locks and keys, bonds
and securities, notices to trc~passers
arc not for him. He may be trusted
out Of sight-near tho thinEest par
H. buys no Office.
lac sells none, in;rigues for none.
He would rather fail Of his rights
than win them through dishonor.
He will eat honest bread. He tramp
les on no sensitive feelings. He in.
suits 10 man. III he has Il rcbukc
for another he is straightforward,
open, and manly. Hecannot descend
to scurrillity. Billinsgate does not
lie on his track. OF woman. and to
her. he speaks with dccency and re-
srrct. In short, whatever he judges
honorable he practices toward every
ono. He is not always dressed in
broadcloth. Some people. says Il
distinguished bishop, think agentle-
man means 4 maa OF independent
sortune--a man who fares stump
tuous.y every t'ay;a man who need
no, labor for his daily brsa |. None
OF these makes Il gentleman not
one Of them--nor a!l Of them togeth-
CT. have known men OF the
toughest exterior who had been used
Ill their lives to follow the plow and
| To look after horses. as thorough
i gentleman in heart rs any noblenlan
whp ever wore Il ducal coronet. ]
mean. have known them rs unset
fish. have known them rs truthful,
have known them as sympathizing
and all these qualities 60 to max,
what understand by the term i
gentleman
1T is noble privilege which has
been sadly rrostitnted: and villa,
want to tell you Is. that the humblcs
man who has the coarsest work to do
yet, II his heart be tender, and pure
and true. can be, in the most rmphat
IT, sense OF the word, Il gentleman.
Tile Christian Statesman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
John Sllcrmal's Grief.

The question OF interest In Wash
ington now is whether John Shcr-
man built his stable out OF mateli-
MS and with labor paid for by the
Government. This plan Of building
is less expensive than that in geuer-
al practice. and was tried by Harry
Genet and several other Of TNecds
associates; and Mr.. Oakley Hall. Of
the IItoril, could give Il great deal of
interesting information on the sub
ject, were he disposed to tell what
he knows in advance Of the pnbliea-
ton OF his Autobiography. But
this method is attended with incon-
venirnt consequences, us the re-
donbtablc Harry discovered to his
sorrow. And now Mr.. John Sher-
man is being incontinently rcstered
with inquisitors. who are anxious &c
know whether the reports concern
ing his method Of building. at the
public expense are true.-N. D. Er-
pjfSS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
Greenbnck Hot Shot.
What Is a Greenback! 4 rag.
Whnt +. !. National hapE note

What /. a Greenback? 4 rag.
What |. Il National bank note?
why, gold.
Paper is not money, and any ma
ton using it rs such must fail
Chas. j. Guitcau for the republican
party.
&. L. Nallnnlingham was Danish
cd from his country for saying green
backs ore only rags.
James a. Garfield II years later
was elected president of the United
States for saying ''greenbacks are
only rags, not money.
Since the bankers claim that paper
is not money. why is II that they don't
call In the baRa notes?
Is your patty dearer to you than
your country?
Is your party dearer to you than
your own interest?
Is your party dearer 10 you than
your future welfare?
Is your party dearer 10 yon than
Your manhood?
Il your party dearer to you than
your principles?
Can you vote for party that
makes free speech conspiracy?
Can ,oa yot. for IL rnrty thai en-
acts laws ae;liast working nen?
NiArr$' Record.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
The GRIND l'nian Concert.

10 III xiv, il neat Iussslay evening.
the sixth inst, III Lyric Hall, !9l tho
bencfiMof Grace church, promises H.
he one Of the most enjoyable enter.
tainmcnts of the kind ever given Ia
Cresco. The following Is II synopsis
OF the programme:
Two fine choruses by representa-
tives Of the four choirs. lCongragn-
iional. Methodist, Baptist aud Epis.
copal,l under the leadership OF l.. /
Moodcock.
4 qnartettc of male voices under
tile same leadership, and one 81 f.
male voices by Mrs. Moon and her
friends.
Some charming duets by Mrs. Price
4 Miss Bcaalc, AMI by the Rev. Mr.
Perciyal's two daughters, Mrs. Die
trirh, now OF this place, aud Mrs
Emerson Of Rockford I'll.
Brilliant solos b. Mrs. Price, Mrs
Moon 4 Mrs. Dietrich, also one Is cx.
pccted 10y the well known tenor, D.
Il. Curtis of Farihault, MINI. Mrs
Price will sing IN "Ava Maria will
organ and piano accompaniment
and Il violin obligato by Miss Nc
Hugh.
Organ solo by Miss MeIIngh.
Cornet nai trombone duet by T..
Wheeler 4 T.. Scoilcld.
Dramatic readings and recitations
by Miss kittie Harris and Rev. Mr..
pcrcivdl.
Accompanies. Mrs. &. Marshall,
Mrs. Emerson, Miss Hickey and Miss
Hattie Wheeler.
For further particulars see bills.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01

Any system of le.isla-
ton therefore that tends to destroy
this happy equality, wipe out the
small frccholls aud centralize tilt
ownership OF land In the hands Of
the few, not only destroys the pros
perity aud Independence Of the peo-
pie, but strikes III the very founda-
ton Of our republic. There i moth
ing in this country 50 sacred rs the
freehold. II was the immediate PIT
rent Of on free school system and
constitutes the essential condition 81
its existence. for in ii county ei
great landc.l estates the district
school system Is us impossi-
bic rs ii Is unknown.
coScLTs IuN.
At the foundation OF our free Bys-
tenn Therefore lies the principle oil
equality, and II Is onl. upon that
principle 1t can be preserved; for i
cnn rest In the love Of all only as i
rests in the interests of Ill. Move il
from this basis OF equality and on
temple Of liberty falls, and then, who
shall rise up its stately columns
again! 1t was only Ivy the happy
concurrence Qf the most fortunate
circumstances, our constitution was
framed and adopted. No other peo-
pie, no other country, NO other age
was equal to thu work. How far be-
yond the power OF the American reo-
pie day il such IN achievement
We should know, since we are not
abl. to supply one little defect IN re-
Erion 10 counting the electorialvote.
The wisdom and patriotism OF con-
gress is unequal to the task, though
urged to it by every consideration Of
public safety. No, II our experiment
free government shnll fail from the
earth, II will be the knell OF popular
liberty the world over and for al
time.
Cicero. In one of his orations, i
led off into panegyric upon til,
Roman constitution. How apt ar.
his words when applied to our i'm
maculate charter that browning Clio
re- or the revolution that master
piece of human invention, at one,
the wonder and hope Of the world
the constitution under which W.
live! for says the great orator: C
wonderful system and discipline o
government which we have receive,
from orr f;lthers--only let us pre-
serve it,"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
Ii WO.;,t Pay

nfter so much lalsor and capital hts
been expended to build NJ thi, med
icinc, t. allow ii to deteriosatc. You
can take Simmons Liver Regulator
with perfect faith, rs IL is mad. hy
no adventures who pi.'k up the bus
mess OF connecting medicines. hut
by educated. practical druggists
who have made the study OF niedi
cine and lis compounds the labor of
Il lifetime. The care. precision,
neatncss and perfection exhibited
~ the Very appearance Of the Rtg-
ulator proves il 10 lac the hes, pre-
pared medicine in the market, and
j. II. Zeilin Il Go. fully carry ont
their motto: "rurissima It 0rtima
tpurest and hesn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01

Is not the payment OF bank exam
liners by the banks themselves Il
weak point in the present law? A
man is not very apt to discover ir-
Irregularities in the same quarter
where he looks for his ay.-s.cte
Register.
Yes, the strong point in the law
Is In favor Of the banker. But then
the Register being monopoly organ
like the bank examiners it don't dis
cover irregularities" in the same
quarter where it looks for pay.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
.EsossrfsO srcsse9s,l.

~ ssat;. Fa-.er ~ ether nn.nown owners or
tie .a.low,i.g described lanas.
lna VIII p."as, axe u tiee. that n the Tax
Sale h. III III tfeslo. Ill tie county o Howard. III
tie stat III iaWi, OF tic II, day OF Dec lher
A. u ia.s tie following desctlhra real protettN,
to-Ntf. The saiitlt-acs quarter u the nrrtli-
3.si quarter OF section nine, township hin ~
s.ysn serth oil range twelve, west Of the stn T..
Nj. WAS sid It'd. 4. Danshugh present owner
and holder D! the certificate OF sale TIN reof, and
that the rigl.; oil redemption win expire ana 4
deed Tor slid and IL ,nseie unless fcdeinftion
from such sac he made Within ~ days from the
completed service hereof.
Dated November ~, 1881.
IT'S j. 4. DONAUSlU
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
.iS'0ftcn To Escy,spAa.

To Tlihn Thompson, or other unknown owners
OF tie following dsst rihea lands:
You viii pie isc .ase h.'tce, that M The al
iourned TAX sale held at .'rerco, In tie county
Of Howard, IN the state oi Iowa. on tn sth. day
~ Jctsicr A. ID 1879 the following desttih,tt
rial property IL wt. tae wei hall OF tn a0utll
vest aaartcr ard tile southeast quarter II TIT
south west aGa.'er ri sncti is23 III town Ill,
ntnets-aiEe. narta Q, range Twelve. west oi tEt
stn, r. NJ. Wa suid 10 A. Brooks. Whu h H.
81 snei tn certificate VI purchase thereof W 'he
anl taat ths iigit ~ red m sn
VIII expire AMI deed Tor IA laaa 4. maze ui-
less redemption fsna ~,tela Sals ir rand" within
Oh DAY i nom the completed ~.rsise hereof.
Dated G.caea, Nov. inher -. ISL
l.. A. Tlll NrSGS. liz
fl,s.S n ASSfHS hpcnt,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
Notice 10 Redeem.

To q. r. Watrns or other unknown owners OF
the following descr bed lands:
you Will p.ease take notice, That ut the Tax
lie held III trcseo. In the county or Howard.
In the State of iowa, IN the H. day or feccinhcr
A. y. 1873 the following described real property.
to-Nif: The southwest quarter ~ tile North
west quarter O. section fourteen, township one
hundred. range thirteen, west OF The 9Th = NJ.
was sold 10 $. Il. .tyerill ard the certificate 81
sac tier, OF WIS by him assigned to j. r. bona
hugh the prcaent owner thereof. and that the
r.ghi II redemption Will expire and q deed for
said land be- made unless redemption from such
sale be- made withia 81 days from the completed
service hereof.
Dated November 90, 1881.
IT'S j. r. DONAIflGH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
.6splice 10 Redeem.

To ". H. Bowman. or o: her UNKNOWN owners OF
TIL. f3auw .aft DIS, ribed lands.
Oh Mi-rsessc take notice. that al the Tax
81 held u, iitasco, IN the county of ii~ward In
/ ils .la, III isw.. on the II, day Of December A..
II. ISIS. Tie following described real property,
to-wlt., he saath-Wts, fr., Il oi section thirty
hi fNnhshia tl8e huidied north OF range fear-
N es4 M.st u. tie 5,h T.. NJ, MaS sd ~ j. Is.
l;tlha and h. him the certiieate II sale tarr.-
ul a. kat "a j L. Doa.hagh, rs present a'si-
cr Ais taR tire rtght III fs,i, matiea VIII expire
aud it, Il luf al laid b. m.de un,e, refirt..,-
ten tom eal /. sd be mad Within - aas
frssta Tia, ceMe si"i sa.yiae hereof.
isateI sate,ales -, Isl.
81. T. I. DOMAIN Gil.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
.N'Ofic: t0 KafsCelll.

To IT. s. Nciser. or other unknown owners OF
tha following described lands.
You mill please sssae notice, that NJ tie Tax
sale held III Gresta. county ~ Howard. IN the
,tat. OF IoA,.. IN Tile 18TH. day ai De- nicer A..
ID iA.s TIE following Described real property,
tost.it iot lisr, On tn sagth.sist quarter u
section tao. township aihen RI. Ut norta az
rage eleven, West OF the 9Th l, VI. Nas 900 ~
Gf the cer, iuea.t ot Sae Iael2as Sua fad the
RIGHT OF re,!e.aptiau VII es4its end $50 ! Tor
said land ht Mlst.c auinss stt' a}t'ta itoE sts#ls
s,lp be made within o. a.tss s"ta lie eulnPsss,t
service hetHn'.
j n. poSAf3IraT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
.1Ufice SU EkcTpcps.

To ASA G.. Foster, or e'aer Unknown oanef. VI;
the following ar~erlaei lands.
iaa win ii, aee ta,sc mott =. ts..t u the taE
Sale held al Greco lii the ruNhts nj tiGNSaa. Ill
the -tate5pf Iowa, oil III. III. aas OF lasnaaa NJ.
ID. ISIS the following described raj trrsttF
to-w.t: The north .ast quarter q tae ts7fi. sssst
quarter ~ seeison hi,st ~ los nsaip LNatts ,sA
norsA OF range twelve, Ntsi u tie I'll L. NJ,
Wa sod t. d. l., Morgan aha Il esltiii AZ, ~
sa.r b. him assigned u, i. \. i'uha.hAa THO
plststn. Awnsr ana holder thereof AID lhat Ia
rirh, OF redemption wi! espise AMI Il u cd Tor
said laua c n4aae ua.pSs Redemption irim faah
sale be Ill ia witain 10 days f.unl The eoinaisted
service hrfruf
Dated November -, ISL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
.Ns0firP to Resfppsll.

e. II. Greenman. or other Unknown owners
oi the following described lands:
You Will please take notice. that n the Tax
Sale held n CT. 10, III the eu'nty Of Howard, In
the state ~ Iowa. on ,lie =. day III December
a. D. 1Sis the following described real property,
ta-Nlt: The southwest quarter Of The south
east quarter OF section Thirty six. In township
enc Kindred. range fetir'ae west 0f tha 9Th, II.
NJ. WAS sod TO j 7. poaahu;sh the pres 1t
awIcr and holder Of the Ger, ihcaie nf sale there
OF and that the right u redemption Will expire
and deed for said land be made unless rctleIni,-
ton IRON such sale lie made within 10 days from
the completed service hereof.
Dated November 20, 1881.
.t3 j. r. DnNAIIt'GH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
Original q G;ScP.
In ClrcIi, court for iew ri unity. Iowa
February Term, lsS2.
John N. MCCOY, Plaintiff.

February Term, lsS2
John NJ. Mccoy, Plaintiff.
Warren culver, Mary .A. Culver his wife, d. Is.
Cae I'D : n. Toe. Ia naan;s.
To Defendants above named:
You are heitus notified that on or before the
2aib day OF NpFenlher ISL, there VII h. IN file
In The Office II the Clerk oil the Circuit 20 ri In
aid Tor the county of Howard. State IL Iowa, u
petition OF tile Plaiat.H abo,, nam IA. claiming
OF yon the sum Of onc thohs md, eight
hundred aud twcniy-siN dollars and
thiFy.thre cents esi,sa6 aa.) with ten
per ent. interest thereon IRON Feb. !, 1852 and
an attorneys fse eI eighty seven dollars and
siXty.siA cents (Ss.66 IN Your four promissory
notes dated January isih, ISL made 10 II. A..
Gaahs and Endorsed 10 n.aintilf, and the fore
cloeaii' O. mortgage a. against AZ cf SAID
defendants npau thu northwest quarter u
seeti,A iws My i've, ls5l township one hundred.
il,ul Atrth II range fourteen. IA west q. tie
ath 7. NJ. 40 personal Judgment Ii asked
aganst any @. said Gei,ndants, except the said
" afr,a Cliser.
And flat unless you appear thafeto and de-
fcnd before loon Of the s. una day Of the next
I term III NE said court, appointed 10 =. h~ld III
the 1auitllonse In said coc,ty, commencing on
the 9th d.y ut Ftlnlar. issa so,ir dciaaI will
/ he rnier.dahd ludgA.t III rsaaes al aEaiast yau
thereon inaeeardance With the prayer of said
petition.
SAlRE n sToNkMsN.
I'll Attorneys for Fsai.ttT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01
.IecsscP fH ESPsso. ale.

To y. y. johnson, or other unknown twnefs Of
The fa,lowil 4 Il. Is ,.ssta .ands:
aon vii ntsase t3sc nafiea. TINT NJ tie Tax
S lie hel at resco. n lie county OF Howard. IN
tn STATE IT iuwa. ON thu 9Th day II -, easber
a u. ISIS, the following described real Nroi efis.
..-ail isat y on i Il ~ IL iaa II. was SOLD Ter
~ tax of 1871, enc dollar aud th fts.iMo cnts
Oiso int 4. na saint. tpr III ni Is. usst inA n
aad tsiifty Grc cents a - Ia.5, Ter tax al isT',
one dollar and ihrtS-two cents. a..n Lot IN
sam Cor tax III Isl, IN" aa'.ar. ana SIX cents.
all on the above described II Z w II 1 NJ II ans
tn sslc was madr By II llrrasniSs OF iiow.fd
ru,lais 10 NJ. II. p0a,ilc WHO uNns said eeIti-
t'ca,e, and That the right OF rden pi.on via eS.
nj 4 and a deed far sali land be Nude unless re-
dem Il ia from stch sale h. n3alc Mitsaia ~ days
III II. the completed sars'se aeieof.
lat Il December |, 1881.
efa NJ IL nnnIIITLE,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01

The men who lost their farms by
the operation Of the resumption act
would not have their farms restored
by repeal of the resumption act
for til. resumption net Is Il
dead duck: but the proposition to
suspend the coinage OF silver is live
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01

H. i. Carpenter. Esq, Henderson,
n. y. cured Of Psoriasis or Lcprosy,
Of twenty years standing, 10y the
Cnticura Resolvent internally. and
Cnticura aud Cuticara Soap txtcr-
nally. The most wonderful case on
record. dee ID
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-01

When Blaine rctircs from the cab
met he is expected to 60 into rail-
roading with man by the name Of
Mnlligan. Their correspondence on
the subject Is understood to have
been vOluminous.