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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
The National Bank Monopoly - To Pay
the Debt the Way 10 Kill It.

Tho national banking system can
only be lladc permanent by making
the public debt permanent. The
banks cannot breathe when the
bonds are paid. To prevent the
payment OF bonds. now due, with the
idle money in tho Treasury, the
banks are swapping their six per
cent. bonds for three and One-half
per cent. bonds. A rise OF prices,
that would result from the payment
Of the bonds with the idle money,
would soon wipe out both bonds and
banks. The banks must hold prices
down, by holding tho hoarsls in the
Treasury, or die natural death. To
prevent a permanent expansion oil
the volume OF money, by the pay
mcnt Of the bonds with the idle
hoards, the banks are eager to swap
n high interest bearing bond for a
low interest bearing bond The
hunks hire money Of the government
ut one per cent, and they have the
power 10 take that money from the
people ut WILL. They did retire s2O,.
OOO, 700 OF their circulation in a sin.
gle week, and threatened to retire
800, OOO,O 900 and were only proven
ted from carrying that threat into
execution by Presidential veto Ia
their interest. The national banks
are creatures Of the government, but
they have taken their creator BY the
fhroat. They throw out one OF the
legal tender coins OF the United
States. They dictate tho price OF q
days work Down East. aud the price
OF hogs in Iowa. Their latest move
Is TO prevent the payment Of The
public debt. All their schemes have
one object in view to create rise
in value OF money. 1t is time "a
stop and think, and fluid out who i.
master-the banks or the people
,-Chase's Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

And now Senator Sessions OF
Chautauqua county, is being iavcs:i-
gated for having paid one Bradley,
u member Of Assembly $500 in
treasury notes to vote against Conk-
ling, and In favor Of Dcpcw, the
attorney Of the n. Y. Central, Tor
Senator.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

All men and women who work hard
with mind or body are subject to
periodical attacks Of biliOusncss,
which may end Ia disordcrcd Kidneys
or liver and dangerous illness. A
50 ct. or 100 bottle of Parkcr's Gin
ger Tonic will keep these organs
active, and by preventing the attack
save you much sickness, loss CT time
and great expense. Many families
are kept In perfect health by using
the Tonic when Spring or Fall sick.
ness threatens. Delay ut such times
means dangcr.-DetrOit Press. See
other column. june. Up
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

/ can never give my sanction to IN
institution which is capable, in any
emergency, OF controlling the mer-
camille interests OF our country. /
can not recognize the authority Of
Congress to chartera bank.-lJam
Madison.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

Bank notes must be suppressed and
the circulation restored to the nation,
to whom it belongs. Let banks cx-
ist, II they will. but let them bank en-
cash or treasury notes.-lThomas
jefferson.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

The liberal reward Of labor. as It
Is the necessary effect, SO it il the
natural symptom Of increasing ma
tional wealth. The scanty maintc-
nance Of the laboring class on the
other hand is the natural symptom
that things are ut stand or going
backwnrds.-[A adam Smith.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

When the railroads have perfected
their combinations, and the hunks
have absolute control Of the volume
OF money, II won't be very good
place to enjoy religion on the west
crn prairies.- Chdse's Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
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NberiH,s NNie.

AN00VS - - ASV1tOs
STATE OF IOWA.
SCOTT cOrNTY.
In the District Court OF Scott county, state
Of lows.
By virtue Of special execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of tho District court u
Scott county. state OF lswa, In favor OF samuel
Me Z. Anderson, ami against Michael Flafclty
and Bridget Flahclty, dated juno
xnd i.@l, ana 70 me dirstsa
or interest IN any company, debts due. property
IN the hands Of third persons, lani- aud tenc-
incnts (Which are not exempt by law from ex-
ecuuOn):0f said Michael Fiahcrty and Bridget
Flaheriy, make or cause 10 ls made the sum
OF Scvcntcc hundred forty mine dollars l3ls4y)
and Onc hundred and scvcnt i've dollars NttOr.
ncy ices, with interest and cost, have levied
upon the following described real estate, lying
and b.ing rituatcd IN tho county OF Howard aud
state u Iowa, namely:
The southwest quarter w Of section No.
twenty tsO) In township No nincty-cight (aa)
North OF range No. twelve ll2) West OF the 9Th
M.
And hereby give public notice that shall
6fler for sale ut public cutlery. nj the Court
llOure door In CTcscO, county u Howard and
state OF Iowa, On
Friday, July 18th, 1881,
between the hnurs Of O'Clock n. m. and soclock
D. m. Of said tlay-Sale IL commence NJ the hour
u II o'clock n III. u sand day; and win s.ll 70
above described property, or SMf1iciens thereof
70 satisfy the above debt with interest and cOS1s
Dated this 10Th day Of June l60l
j. j. LOWRY,
sheriff Of Howard County, Iowa:
Printers Tee ts.5A 1a9
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
GUIDE to SUCCESS.
WITH FOR
BUNxyIsENH
RBvk AND
uNv SOCIETY

Is ny FAR tho hest Business aud Social Guide and
Hand hook ever published. Much the latest. II
tells completely HON. To lO EVERYTHING
IN the best Nay. How 10 Oa Your Own Lawyer,
aud contains u gold milne III varied Information
Indispensable Ia all claSsrs for constant refer
encc. AGENTS WANTED for all or spare tilae.
To know why this hook NJ REAL value and at
fractions sells better than any other, apply for
terms 10
II. u. SCAMNELL s CO., ST. LOUIS MO.
SOn6,
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Dorsey called on the President
last week. He was in the best OF
spirits after the interview. Probably
has the promise of 4 pardon II con-
giciei
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

It was so natural that Garfield
should appoint GLENN w. Scoiield, a
credit mobilier, to be judge Of the
Court Of Claims.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

1--WE know the value OF mani. hops, calfsay
and irUn composing MALI T3ittcrS.''
'.Our lady customers highly praise them"
"IlySlclana prescribe them In this town."
1.-THE largest bnetle and best mc1hlnc.c
"Bfrst blood purifier on our Shelves"
.1bur best people take MALT Ritter4'"
..Surc cure for chills and -ar diacases&~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

L. ]. Deans Meetings.

The Hon. n. J. Dean OF Wavcrly will deliver II
meetings In Howard county nj the times and
places named below. The meetings will In each
instance ~ held In the evening OF the day
named. The topics upon which he VIII speak
IRE "'0liticai aspects" "1hc English Consiitu-
ton" .sThc Feast OF T1kcs,' and Temperance. =
Mr.. Dean Is m Interesting and Instructive
speaker y no win amply compensate an audience
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
Riceville, June 18th. 1881.
The Doctors disagreed. ED

Nelson Pierce and his brother L.
vi have bought out the Rice Brothers
Mill property with all the appurten-
ances. This Is a big sale, and while
We regret to lose the Rice Bros. with
their capital aud business enterprise.
we are glad the property has fallen
into the hands OF the Pierce Bros.
The Rice Bros. are decidedly pio-
ncers; they delight in opening up
new enterprises In new countries.
The Pierce Bros. think there is no
place on this continent like Mitchell
county, and are willing to stake
every dollar they are worth on prop
erty here. Sixteen years ago they
bought out the mill property OF tho
Rice Bros. at Riceville, and hive
been the main support Of that beau
tifnl village Us we'll as benefit to
the whole 0f that section Of the
country. They still own and con-
troll that mill property and intend to
keep it. and now they come with the
firm determination to hold the same
honorable reputation for the old
milling stand OF Rice Bros. which ii
has heretofore enjoyed under their
management. Nelson and Levi are
both young men OF honor. and their
business qualifications are unsur-
passed by any firm in the country.
They take delight in the growth and
prosperity OF this county, and intend
10 make all necessary improvements
from time to time, that are required
to make their Mills first class. Par
ties wishing good watcr-power for
manufacturing purposes can be nc
accommodated. Mr.. Pierce says they
will dig race and extend liberal adj
vantages to those desiring it. They
are not the dog in the mangcr sort
OF men, but look upon the prosperity
OF others rs /; benefit to themselves
Hence We say in all candor we are
glad to welcome the Pierce Bros
among our best business men, and
the liberal patronage which the Rice
Bros. so justly merited and received
for many years will be extended t.
them, and larger and better bust
ness will he done in the future thar
has been in the past. Once more VI
say We are glad this fine mill proper
~ has fallen into the possession o
such worthy business men. They
will stand by us, let us stand b,
them.-Osdye Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
Watches Almost Given lyay!
our TWO DOLL An WATCH.

II IL the common p90CtlCe OF esN1sS and EtlY j
reiinefs Of England and Switzerland 10 pu Tcha so
from the PawnhrOkcrS OF their TrSpcctiy q ecu n
tries Ill the gold and silver watches While ha
been unrslcensd, simply far thu sakr u the
gold and silver caSc Is. The wMks are then sOls1
10 q celebrated WI tch lhm. uh0 have made =
speciality M this bN sintss. THIS firm place the
works In the han lis II skillul WsHklnen. " no
set TO work and put them In rs good Conditics
rs possible. The ~ works embrace every salle-
" Of m0semcnt. senc ~ them being very nna
and perfect time keepers u hers not quite good
Int averaging good. 80 that. take these MAtc h
o. rightstfasght through. they crita inly III .
best value Tor the money ever 09fersl. Tn y
cases ar strong white metal Altogether thcF =
could not b. 4 better Investment, rs ynN ar y
sure IN every case 20 got your money. worth !,
and In most eases great deal m0rc than tn .
thrilling cost. while In some eases You are SURF o
get 4 splendid umc-kcerer. We have Put tn e
price right down 10 lowest point, vH:-Nc vi ID
send A watch By express for Two DOLLARS. Tw q
Watches by express Tor &s,.5 SPECIAL. We " n
send one watch ny Registered Mail post pat q,
for Two DOLLARS and TWENTY-FIVE cents. Tw =
Watches BY Registered Mail Tor -Four Dollars.
As the express charges arr likely 10 be more than
tire postage, customers VIII lind II 10 their adj
vantage To have tile Watches sent by mail.
Send post afllcc order or Registered Letter.
WORLD MANUFACTURING CO..
26m3 Up Nassau st.. n. Y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
Riceylllc Correspondence.

Ed, PLAIN DEALER.-Qnitc q num-
bcr Of our absent Ricevillains nfe
putting in IN appearance just now
among them Milo Pclton. Charles
Skifr and Ell. have gone again; Milo
still tarrics, waiting fol an improve
ment in his health.
He reports business lively ut Hum
bolt and the boys doing well.
Some OF eur citizens were to meet
last Saturday evening. to make mr.
Engagements for the Fourth. but
when the time came they seemed to
have "othcr fish to fry
Another meeting Is soon to be
called, for the purpose Of raising a
sum Of money sufficient to provide
pasturage for the stock belonging to
some OF our needy citizens.
n. Pierce has another miller added
to his family: this one will cook the
toll after n. takes It.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas preached his
farewell sermon Sunday. he intends
going to Washington Territory or
Oregon, soon.
II ii said that the r. r. survey
east OF here will be changed SO rs to
strike this place. Well. we could
have II chance to blow little II We
never get anything but survey.
Mr.. Treadwcll's little daughter
Mabel, was taken sick some time
last week, ut first it was thought to
he nothing serious. but she grew
worse rapidly, and it was believed
she had eaten Wild Parsnip. The
Doctors failed to help her and she
died in Il short time.
A pcst-mOrtcm examination was
held, but We have not learned the re-
suit. The funeral sermon was
preached in the N. +. church Sun.
day.
Nick.
Ricevllle, June 18th. 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
On q Visit Home,

WIN. j. McClelland, formerly well
known in this city, and With hosts si
friends here, but who went to Denver,
Colorado, about ten months ago to re-
side, is back on a visit to his old home,
to recuperate from spell of sickness
and look his old friends in the face.
He is becoming convalescent from n Sc
we're attack of typhoid fever from which
he has been suffering since the 2Sth OF
October, part of the time unconscious.
He will start for his Colorado home
again next Tuesday. He is very much
pleased with Denver, has purchased a
property and will continue to reside
there if the weather agrees with him.
Amongst number OF Wilmingtouians
who reside in Denver whom he called
to mind, and all of whom are doing
well, are Thomas and Edward Walker,
Charles Allison, John Fulmele, Darby
Savage, George Cole, Eli Baldwin,
George Conard, Parker and Riley.
Thursday being the second anniversary
of Mr.. McClelland's : marriage, a large
number of his most Intimate friends
called upon him at the residence of his
aunt Mr. DowIey. 80 Shipley street,
to congratulate him blt as Mrs. Nc
McCle,laul was unav0idably de-
tained on account OF distance the second
anniversary had rather . one sided
aspect but thc expression Of friend snip
was none the less sincere,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
Combined ChinA and Paper store,

But few persons passing along Mar
kct street and stopping in front OF NO.
All. could scarcely imagine rue wen
known old paper hanging establish
uent of the GreenmanS wal now thc
beautiful china and PAPER store OF f.
e.. q. t,rscuruan x Co., extending all
rhe way through from Market to Snip
lev street. u distance Of III feet. IL Is
row one OF the LardSOmcsG stotts as
well ~ one of the largest in the city.
Mr. NJ. T. Poole did the carpenter
work, stewart Carlisle the painting in
his w.,, known artistic style ana the
Npssrs. Grernmau y Co. did the pa
perjMg themselves il Il most elaborate
and hlu,l,Ome mauucr. Entering the
stprr rom Market street, the ,lgnt All
thn way through TO Shipley, half way
back on the opposite side and the crntte
il ia ken up with a vast display OF the
most superb china, glass, bronze anu
earth,ru ware, hisQue tigutes, bohemian
rla3s, ice cream sets, coffee sets, tea
sets. cologne sets, bronze and glass
,aunnS, celery tgS, vases, plaque ware
and indeed everything Imaginable lie
Nalanre of the store noJ taken up IN tle
china department is occupied by a
beautiful selection Of wall papers, Win
dow shades and blinds and all the la
fest modern inventions of TIE paper
trade. Toe Me,>rS. Grecnman " 20.
are thus doubly prepared to please the
people and having Il fine store ana an
immense collection Of goods they eX-
nect and deserve n large share of public
patronage. Paper hanging in all its
departments Will be promptly attended
tp
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
CHnlsTMAN! CHRISTMAs!!

Ho for the g1ol things Ctr n, IL nd II
cts: lemon and orange peel 10 cts; we have
A fu,l line o banauaS and ORANGES for Christ
mas Lemons, u cts. dozen; flne miSturs l5
,tr: b. st, IS cts : best J yer rasins. 20 cts;
Princess Shclied almo. DIS. IS cts: cream nnts.
l2cts,; tngnsh walnuts. u cts; go de-, dates,
10 cts: Valencia ras us, II cts Ma Ca el
raisins, IL cts: >ultanas, IA cts figs, 10 c's,
pruneIls, 70 cts. Germal pears, II cts;
Swis, appIss, II cts; New York pums, II
cts: 5 Of peaches, 20 cts lt'ltan peaches,
is cts: fancy pared lea:hes, 10 cts ; table
peaches. 20 cts can; Gs, evaporated alp
ple-, 2j cts: golden pump ilu, IL cts. can;
Lima peans. 10 cts. Il can: strawb rries, 10
cts, a can. We have seedless cherries, huckle-
berries. blackbsIriGs dams0n plumS, Uaiif r.
MIA plums, oneida packed apples, cts; At.
catsup, Il cts pints, 10 cts MS prunes, ~
cs: cErrants 5 cts; finest French prunes, II
cts. Have YOU tired our tream cheese, if not
try il: cr- r-nherries, 8. AZ ana Is CTS. q ala
you see the California sugar at cts. ID -
sweetsn your MICE lies; butter at ~ cts,
makes nice pie crust: solid packed butter mt
25 cts: TaPioca, & cts Mamuka, 20 fts i'm
pCr.ed yelatine as good aS ,oXes, 10 cts a
paper; sugar at 5l2, 7, Sand cts; gran
ulated 10 cts; cUtteo rom 10 up to 10 cts they
come from all paris for oar Bnttercrp ginger
snans at ID cts trlt biscuit, 2 lbs for25 cts
our dollar bag of -four Is excel mt; our hour
a, 70 cts is good: our eight dollar flour Is
white: ladies, we commend our Chttsim mas
oil ring of tea for one weeA: our dollar teas
nj 81 cts a N. Tor one week onlv. We have
II of brooms at ~ cts lot OF soap at cts.
wO, til I; large lot of starch at 3 cts. p;
horse radish, 10 otS. Come to lO3 4 at Sixth
s'ree. AMI see if you don't get your money
back. L. M. WlEhs
decl7t6t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
AS0ntempIible Aer.

Last evening some scoundrel threw
coal oil over all the meat in the wagon
of q. w. Talley, country butcher,
who stands on King street near Sixth.
The meat which was intended for sale
this morning is ruined About he
same time the curtains of Isaac Fredd
wagon in the vicinity were cut 50 bad.
y rs to render them unfit for use. Sus.
plcion points strongly to q certain party,
AS the perpetrator of this contemplate
outrage.
The meat in Mr.. Fredd's wagon was
also damaged to the extent of about Sc.
The WACO, Of Mr. Morrison Walton,
standing on King street above Sixth,
was also saturated with the oil. The
back curtain was cut and the oil thrown
in, damaging about S. worth of pork.
The mode Of operation, adoptei by
these villains, is TO procure bladders,
ill them with oil, have you'll, or some
thing similar, in the mouth of the same
and with the bladder concealed under
their arm, they can thus qrlirt the oil
all over the goods. No less than Fix
bladders were found in this square, this
morning, one OF which had about a half
pint of oil in it. TIE dastardly deed
was done, about six o'clock last ev en-
ing, at which time all phe police report
at he Hail and people are at supper.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
In the u. b. Senate,

In the L. s. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Sherman, from the Finance Committee,
reported, with an amendment, his hi
for the issue of three per cent. boud-.
He gave notice that he would ask its
consideration Immediately after the
holidays. Several bills were introduce
ed and referred. The Woman Suffrage
Committee resolution WIS considered,
but not acted upon. The Presidential
Succession bill. was discussed. Mes.
sages were received from the President
III relation to granting certain railways
the right Of way through the Choctaw
lands in the Indian Territory; also
transmitting Secretary Blaines letter
touching Il modification OF the Clayton-
Bulwer Treaty. Mr.. Brown, from the
Committee on Territories, reported
bill ratifying the act of the Choctaw
Council giving the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad the right of way
across their lands in the Indian Terri
tory. 1t was placed on the calendar.
After an executive session the Senate
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
'hlax Pnis. II When Arrested for
MUI der,

aN Saturday hunters in Sanilac
ll'y, Michigan, about six miles from
Nnngton, found the dead body of a
III aline thicke The body had the
Pearance Of ha,i & been dead about
weeks The Snul was fearfully
sue'l In, and the throat cut. The
was subsequently identified AS
MVt man named Phillips, a cattle
I!eF OF Allerton, Iowa. He had a
10 amount of money about him. AT
~ inquest a man named j. w. Dixon,
|nn,uuigeway, NJ Michigan, who had been
allIips employ identified the body.
tas the last two weeks he has dis
you large amounts Of money, and
! "s ~, arrested on suspicion. On Mon
mornlns it was found that he had
, ,na large dose of poison, which was
@led in his boots when arrested.
uoW lies in sort CT stupor.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
The Floral 0htp.

The floral ship presented by tho bust
ness men of Cincinnati to the managers
Of the Atlanta Exhibition was returned
to Cincinnati yesterday, in charge of
ladies and gentlemen, freighted with
southern produc's. 1t was formally
received in :he Cnam her OF Commerce, +,
speeches being made by Mayor Means,
Ex-Governor NoyeS and others. On be-
half of the Atlantans, Samuel B. Small,
being introduced by Mayor Cummings,
Of Atlanta, made some appropriate re-
marks, in the course Of which he said
that "the New South has learned TO
labor and tinds greater glory IN the
dus, Of The soil on the face than in
military insignia on the breast" Miss
Rachel Cummings then presented
number Of handkcrchlefs made at the
Exhi btion as souvenirs Of the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
Mask ed Baun BurglaFs.

Seven masked burglars attempted,
on Wednesday night, to rob the safe
Of the first National bank, at st. Clair,
Michigan. Before commencing opera
tons they assaulted night watchman
named Hanson, thinking he had the
keys to the doc, of the bank, but find
Ing he had hot, they handcuffed and
gagged him, aud after breaking into the
bank tied him 10 chair in the Direc-
tors room. They then Knocked off tho
combination knob with n sledge ham
mer and drilled holes in the lock, ex.
ploding powder in them. After two
hours hard work they quilted the bank
leaving behind most of their tools As
the door OF the safe was closed on Thurs.
day morning, it could not be not ascer-
tanned whether the robbers had secured
any thing.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-17
Local ftCktA,gs.

etl>' mail vas fifteen minutes late
Mmmng.
ChtStuaS trees and evergreens are
FlrI for sale III the market to-day.
T. kIian HdyertiseS cheap Christ
y g'ocrrIcs at the corner f tth and
Fs streets,
Read W. T Wtir's advertisement OF
apand tie groceries ut the Grausers
Fr, Sixth and King streets.
|ae funeral Of Johu Il. Barnard, who
with a i,tal accident on Thursday
Fllns At ilayre de Grace, took place
morn!LE, from his residence at
fyylhe.
'Aeooys at the Delaware junction
'ea habit of jumping on the Del
Se Western trains as they enter the
J, which is u bad, ~ we'll as danger.
Practice
W. James A. Sanders, who kept a
COOS store in the Askew building,
'lrE seventh aud Market streets, we
informed is now keeping Il dry
VI, store III New York. We see it
lN IN the New York papers that his
le Was recently robbed by burglars
'o9Vo worth Of goods.