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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-07
Proposals For Ordnance Supplies.
SAN ANTONIO ARSENAL,
NTnNIn IEy

SAN ANTONIO, TEX,
October D. 1882.
Sealed proposals, In trlplIcate, upon the blank
forms furnished from this Arsenal only, will be
w., on Saturday, November -. 1882, for fur
nishing the supplies, in such quantities and a,
such times during the fiscal year ending JUNE
20, 1883, az the commanding officer Of this arse
nal may require, viz: Thread, cotton CLOTH iron
lumber, leather, cement, sand, lime, paints,
Oils, bricks, stone, &c, &c.
A preference will be given to articles of do
nestle production. Catalogues, giving the cS'
tinlated quantities and articles required, can
be had Oh application at this Arsenal. Also,
full information as to the manner of bidding
conditions TO bc u!t8'rYcd by bidders, and
terms of contracts and payments,
The government reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids. JOHN y. kRESS,
Captain OF Ordnance. Commanding
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-07
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENT.

Cholera has appeared in Egypt.
The Nihilists continue to trouble Russia.
In the Kentucky mob fight drummer"
was hit in the head,-Its curious incident.
A freight war is threatened between Hunt
ingtOn and Gould.
A female lecturer in Client, France, was
mobbed by the audience.
In two days over fifteen million dollars OF
three and half per cent. bonds have been ex-
changed in Washington for three per cents.
Postmaster General Howe, allows postmas-
tiers to return letters to writers on application
and proof.
Soteldo, who has been arraigned for killing
his brother in Washington City will be re-
leased.
Mrs. Edison puts in a bill of $4,000
for nursing Garfield.
General Adona, governor of the state OF
Cudinamarca, had an attempt made to take
his life.
The property Of Philadelphia is valued at
Ss7I,4S3,25s. This is less than one-half the
assessed value of New York city.
The Bank Of France is having printed Co.
ooo. 600 of 100 franc bank notes at the print
ing office attached to the bank building.
Pleuro- pneumonia has made its appearance
among a herd of cattle near Lancaster,
Pennsylvania. They were recently brought
from the west.
The number of voters who have registered
thus far in New York City for this year is 49,
as; in 1879 it was l67,S37; in 1880, 2I7,o23;
and in 1881, I7o,4I6.
Walt Whitman exclaims in one of his poems:
"Give me solitude" Very easily obtained,
sir. Start to take up collection Tor the
Washington monument.
Shaw, the Methodist preacher at Waco, has
left the church because he convinced himself
successful preacher to kick out of the traces;
it's so pleasant to have them one way that
preachers seldom convict themselves.
A tumor weighing 80 pounds was removed
from the walls of the abdomen OF negro
woman in the Cincinnati hospital on Monday
last. The operation was performed before
large number of the leading physicians of
Cincinnati, who had become greatly interest,"
ed in the case. 1t is thought the patient, who
was doing well after the operation, will live.
The banks and bankers of Cincinnati have
appointed committee of five, who are to fix
a selling rate for New York exchange each
day, and all notes, drafts, checks or acceptan-
ces payable in exchange must be paid with
exchange at the established rate. They also
have decided that all notes or drafts shall be
paid by money or certified checks.
lay Gould, in an interview in Chicago, re,
Gently, said: The crops in Texas, Arkansas
Missouri, Nebraska, and all through the south
west were the best ever raised. The cotton
crop in Texas will rench I,2oo, 600 bales, and
every other product he's been eqaly prolific.
Under these circumstances it is fair to presume
that my southwestern lines will do a large and
profitable business.
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MUSIC for EVERYBODY,
81 MERRlLL'S
INGENIOUS
METHOD.
COPYRIGHT SECURED

For starting Children and others in the culture
of Music. 1t ONcrcOmcs the drudgery OF learn
ing the elements of Music by pleasant amusc-
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about the Musical Stall, Degrees of the staff
tlcfS Notes and Rests Scale, intervals of the
CrhIS is very important with rhildrcn.) Flats
and SharI,s and their Use. All the different
Keys, how to form Chords musical words.
1t tcachrS the syllablcs. DO, Re, Me, etc. in
singing. II contains Al complete musical cate
chiSm. Ii Is MuLTuM IN rARVO. All this is
learned while the learner is amusing himself
slC.iL TALENT may play the tunes us the guide
is such that ne cannot strike the wrong key,
Full directions and four pieces of music accom-
plny the Method. Sent by mail for $l.OO. Adj
dress.
CHICAGO PIANO CO.,
lO-6-lm IS& SO Van buren, 81. Chicago, Ill.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-07

A SECOND hand ambulance with four horse
harness. all in good order. Apply to Pc. boz
Az, San Antonio, Texas. l0-30tf
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San Antonio Sanitary and FertiliZing
Company.

Information concerning the building of
privies will be cheerfuly given on application.
Barrels to he used as privy vaults will be fur
nishcd by the companyat a nominal cost, and
no extra charge for drayayc lO-3l-lm
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finlntl1l.
NOTICE.-Thc annual meet
Meeting Of the stock.

n Itls.-l ne annual meeting OF lne Shock
~ holders OF the National Electric Light and Pow Com
Tor tht Of Trustees viii DO hold at The Office Of tho
company, ~ 100 dway Now-Iork city tuesday,
Jantay II, l-o2 10 l2OCOrk
rcW-aork, Dec 81, ISL. DIN \. WOODS, Secretary.
REDEMPTION or BONDS.-Ncw bonds is
~ sued pursuant 10 tlo amended Refunded oct Of 1881 viii
De given CNcIurc the Town ~ Sodua,
40 tlo OAoe OF Irwin sloan. Oseeo prior 10 February
1882 LEWIS III. CLARK.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

TIE STATE or TRADE.
Domestic Markets.
EN3Ir 52p. ' ,rcl '' ana i' ,n r1 5l &c. "a ~
So: Extra SD 2jFe1 aD 60. Family 20 "Ofrt -. 'V
ramny s. 5oqf7 Is TO- Eoirauia - 25af7 %. Patapsco
f t1,.T n 1"4eI -. No. MaryInd 81 a. so West.
crn Winter Eci; sno ana bocrmbci ~ '22nfl g'
otl ii' C,->au'hcrn White y 49, do le.g%, i ,i
MAY % o75a-c. zoutncrn47 oc, Western, White.
Pc1usyIvania and MARYLAND. ass.
EIfH" Ja4 "-tignt r.'it ~ i'lt Ug' f I ear '[a'
fWiltc Michigan NJ II io Com s:caly with hga acmand;
f.cs atG7,sc. .ix cars 30 Mixed nj oslo guct
hu -jc1dy s-% nr' Canada ,"d q, 9"G.I5 r 10, ".
York by Wheel .c" Corn g 0atT hc. t' ~, d
obl.; Wuoat 400 bush. Corn, 10000 bush; oats 300
cHc,co Jan Flour lul wh.'' "oa,.ttod n ,,t
january II ~ y Fcnruary,s 2sl march; 80. ,hicagq
TnrT Rcguar &c; Git EDGE 63c cash; 80 at2,-c Janu
sy; "-s{n' IsHitA o. a., Ma5I" GtaId'' C;
nor MN AID price; deer p, , l'ag cash 80 J29nary
uncggel at ' Ear -r9n 'nn lsasf ~ ~ 81 o. ti2 az
gi @ 81; - anrarv ~ 0j February; ii 7 -
a. l. pa, March Lard moderately active and higher AT
Io3Hafl.oj cash End January llI5oI17Ec. February
short l;h - 81 Short Ce'r - o. Whiskey steady and
cwGi2SSTi, JAN 5rlour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
stronger. No2 Red Winter, 81 39afl lo rcccigts 1000
80 , Mixed 7od7Il-c. Oats hrmor; So . Mixed. 4syc
rye stronger 81 o. Barlo, INN at ~ ~ rorh steady
e. EuIkWc ,e qui,t shoph'GT cIa lsir b
loc lear i5 5 sIey aryg o anS lI G S1 81 ,s
:; H. huiter hrm amt Hnrh'"eci sugar qrigl bGi ur"
and Iiri i5&4G 35 racRnr mud butchers 80 2jd$G IS;
receipts $40 head shipments. Loo head - ,.. o..
w9cai Gals Wlei s. 81 c1,h PM Ia, laiPg2 I
III N' 5ea &C. NJ ; 7.'' OATS firm Ny While aSc
Nn % 20 cd
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Increase tDccrcase


IovpoV Jan 5-l@GO D. m.-Consols. 99nra for
money and lroshe FOR Mo account Atlantic and Great
SECOND MORTGAGE is; Irc fO7: DO oou,,l-, lo2
Ntw.YorK central. Ia. Illinois Central! 1885 Fem
sylvan Central. So Reading 81 NcwNorE bntlr-Y ana
Western 27l3 Milwaukee and 81 Paul common. log.
,>uDN Jan. $500 uL-iarlS adNlccs quote three per
Cci r,lJcs s.! franc, a. confines for ilr account
IO>uUN. Ja.. 5000 y. m-Ihc bullion ID ihe I;ank O!
ami ha creased 500. 900 dIlug tho ua-I week Tho
proportion the BauS ~ In and 10 uHblLY "ch
last week #ii- per cent Is no" 81 y iei cent go
LONDON. Jan J--l:OJ p. m-Bar slyoI Is quoted '-d
ic,Iov Iqu SOP p Cousols. 99lsir foT money ard
luDlo.i . account. 4 bonds four pcI cents l'; At
lgrfc .l ,.rat Western first mortgage trustees 'tru
Cs.. if. l.r. I1 do. second ,,u-oS lnl r. NtW YORK
Gonna. tcIlls, J5's. Hi"uuAcc AMI ~ Faul com
Ilt,
iUNpoN. jan $500 y. m--parls anvic'' cnoie three
rcr t,It rent IIiIcs Ie- for .lt account
rte~ Jan. j.GtU ". mango Ul LJ-o'I % Hat7
20 Genuine lJI OAtcnN
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BnslneSs Chances.

4 advertisement FOX TIE NEW
- YORK TElBuNE WILL ~ keoElELD AZ 4, nm
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS EIo1JWty, corner lhi1y'
hrstst, S0s West Twenty thir''t. corner tlg,thaye'
40. ~ East Fourtccnthst. corner ,non.9qsrt 80 'r
ave- FOrty.seyCuth7ii o.. tho b+EIIn N -,
Nos. IO0l aud 300 Thrlavo, corner On.h"iH.t"AHi'
tweny-nth--t, mp 30 q. m, nt sfuiar ne ttgoh
DLANlNG MILL FOR SALE.-in iuii opera
ton in one Of tho best lumber mlrhtf' ana making
money, rutland & WHlrING, l2l NaIsAu.sI
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LrNing SAVINGS Institution.

SO WARREN-T. SRW. DIRK. Dee -. 1881.
The Trustees Of this latcrr5t
tht gatc Of FOUR PER CENT PER Am " 0u AN sums
naming deposit duuug hr tAreo or x months ending Jau
nary I~2 payable aud alt'g Monday, January l1 1872
C.:D. HEAIoE secretary. JOHN CA-iIt.fr President
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Dipi0enO Notices.

OFFICE or uIE DENyCHAND BIO GRlNDH RAILWAY
CONPA1I, No. - MUIIt]foI,
NEW- hOE,, dee. H. l~-l.
4 DIVIDEND or ONE AND A HALF PER
- CENT, has been declared tho capital stock of TN,
COMPANY pJye January 49, 1852, 10 atOa 1Aoho- IecOr
p. u,c. 81, 1851, When ,mLar books VIII close TO
va. II S2ACKIAS,
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wv .rnnK NAnEEr.- rrLrnHAru.

IIVN -TUrK NAEFET5-BY TFLCGEApU.
HuTMo Jan. 5-ctrILr- Receipts today, Zoo bead
iI- r. bl5Y bead Tor tim. t7i week.
900 head CONSIGNED through 30 nothing doing except
sale, 90 tfo io.l- faii g. Medium - Ooat" Io, ocng
stronger
snEEP AsD LANHs Receipts to-day 500 head total for
week uh Al 500 head. OI tine ist VEGA. 1900
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS IN->Hy hon, }
t4I and JiG broadway,

CAST SENI-ANNTAL DINlDEND.-Thc
UE Trustees o th, Institution have declared interest
al Che rat. of -FOUR PER CENI pr AMMAN AN sums
manning deposit duulg The tre s months ending Dee
~ ncVt i'm acpoId1 WIN, tine provisions Of te blaW4
Payable ON and after Noua.,, Jana ~ lG. .
EDWARD SCuELI. President
C. f. ALEORD. Secretary.
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OFFICE or
THE CoVDI.y- NTkD tg,TrFTF COMPANY

THE CoSDESs ATED CONcHETF COMPANY,
60 LfhEKil--T, NIW-l ORR, Dee. % lSNl.)
V'HE ANNUAL MEEIiNG OF the stock
holders Of this company for the elecon ~ Five Trustees
10 the concerns OF the Company for The ensuing
will DE held At the Office ~ m" Company go Liberty In the
city Of NcwNork M II O'Clock noon, the second Wcdnes
day in January next January !, 1852.
T. /. STODDARD Secretary.
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IMADlSON-ANE.--L wcll-luulshed
~ ball rooms, Rh closets; one Wi.h hfo 'up.ror
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Bonr0 duo Rooms.
East Side.

t'l EAST Doth Sr.-COnnectng rooms on
tL second Goor Tor gcucman light breakfast de'ired
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THE HOUSTON AM TEXAS CRvrE,L RAILWAY CO., I
HOUSTON, TEXAS Dec. -. l66l.5
COUPONS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
y OF this company due January J. lsS2 viii De paid BY
JOHN j. CISCO ~ son No. 81 Wsl.-f., Ncw-HorK
r. W. GAVE, Treasurer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
BOOTHS PANACEA.

tn 1.-The audience ut the Opera
House last Friday night when Ed
win Booth played Hamlet I'm
doubleday noticed the pungent odor
that pervnded the house, after the
great scene between Hamlet and his
mother, during which the cid Cham
bcrlain Polonius is killed. 1t was
peculiar yet not unpleasant, and
only those familiar with the sub.
stance producing it, could account
for the odor. The eminent tragedinn
himself and the company support
ing him, have been suffering for sew
eral days past from colds AMI phys.
zeal aches produced by the change
full weather and the usual exposure
on the stage, and one OF the company,
Mr. ID. C. Anderson, who played Pc.
lonius. was taken violently aud sud
denly i'll during the play; by dircc,
tons Of Mr.. Booth, who Is always So
licitous for the welfare Of his people,
Il bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil was brought
from his dressing ease and the suf-
fering actor thoroughly rubbed with
the famous German Remedy. which
soon brought relief and full recov
cry. Mr.. Booth always carries this
reliable cmollicnt with him, and the
eontcnts Of his dressing ease with
ont it. would lie as Incomplete a. he
play of Hamlet without the ghost
burlington, la, Gazette.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

Obituary.

In Cresco Iowa, May 10th. las2, at the home OF
MS parents. Rem Baldwin aged Is years,
months and 10 days.
The deceased was the youngest
son Of l.. and H. 4. Baldwin, was
born In DEBORAH. was strong and
full Of life and ,igor until overtaken
with sickness some five months
since, which terminated in consump-
ton hurrying him to an early and
untimely grave. Deceased was
bright, brave and cool, made friends
wherever known for his manly and
intrepid character, and was OF more
than ordinary promise. While he
loved life and its pleasures, and was
attached to his home, parents and
friends he did not fear to die. He
was the pride OF his parents with
whom in this overwhelming calami
tv all classes unite in mingling the
unavailing tears OF sympathy, with
words Of sorrow and consolation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

They have a law in New York state
that enables landlords to 4vict ten
ants who are In arrears for rent on
two hours notice. The Herald de-
clarcs that during the past year over
sixteen thousand summary evictions
have been executed under this statute
in New York city, alone, and that 1t
has been no uncommon thing FOR
working people who had neglected
to pay their rent promptly on the
day 1t was due to come to what had
been their homes and find their goods
on the street and both themselves
and goods without shelter. The
total OF evictions under this law last
year was $4,000 in excess OF all the
evictions In ireland during the same
period, and 1t Is no surprise that
everybody in New York save the
landlords is DESTROYS that the legisla-
ture shall SO amend the statute rs to
compel house owners to give tenants
ct least five days notice to quit
TELEGRAPH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

We tender sincere thanks to the
Times corps for informing DIR. Fish
blatt Of Cedar Rapids that he could
procure his all. in the PLAIN DEALER
ut any price he might offer. The
fulsehood induced the DR.. to apply
for advertising space in our columns,
and enabled us to dispel the Illusion,
the DR.. learning that we had no nd
vertisiag space Mt present to sell ut
my price. When we do have we
shall take pleasure In advertising SO
worthy member OF the medical pro-
fession upon just and reasonable
terms in II paper with one third the
most readers in the county OF any
paper therein.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
II. I'FsNTUNI.1s
Office over Plat 4 O'Mallry's Store.
We See The Little face No More.

New song and chorus by Chas
Warren, is one Of the most beautiful
and touching songs We have heard
in many days and is destined to be-
come one Of tho most popular songs
ever published. 1t is il song that
goes to the heart, and the beautiful
~ harmoniaed chorus and exquisite
melody will long llnger with those
who hear it. 1t is issued in elegant
style, with superb photographic title
page, by s. Brainlrd's Sons, Cleve-
land aud Chicago, and can he OBJ
tanned through any music dealer. II
you cannot obtain it of your local
dealer send 10 cents 10 $. Brainard's
Sons, Chicago, 0. Cleveland, O., and
war; ants all lis work and
you will receive u cow h" '.-'.,
NJ. :, - crhcr with their large rutu-
logue OF over c0,o00 musical publlca
lions.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

] hold in my hand the report OF
the Auditor OF Railroad Accounts
for 1880. On page 3lO I find a list
OF forty three railroads that have OBJ
tanned land grants. The whole mile.
age OF these roads Is 1881 miles.
They will cost when equipped about
$4,000 per mile, the sum OF 1887 900,
600. Tie government valuation OF
the land granted to them Il $4OO, 900,
600! The area given away-stolen-
will make seven States "a large rs
the State Of Ohio--taken from the
poor ard homeless OF this generation
and the shadowy generations yet un-
born. The land grant to the North
ern Pacific is Al ,OOO, 900 acres, valued
by the government $1O6, GOA 600. The
whole road when built and equipped
estimated at &25,OOO per mile, Will
cost $65, 0OO, OOO.-[J. B. WEAVER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Harnesses from Oak Tanned
Leather are worth one third more
Tor use and service than from Hem
lock tanned stock. All the stock
used in Fred Miller's harnesses is
Oak Tanned; the only place i'm the
county where that kind OF material
is exclusively used. Ais prices will
be us cheap and perhaps cheaper
than other harness makers charge
for the poorer material. He en-
ploys only first class workmen and
his stock ito be just as represented.
See his advertisement, examine his
work, learn his prices and save mon
cy. 3ltf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
Saratoga Correspondence.

The farmers are nearly through
in their small grain, and are
now trying to plant their corn with
the same disadvantage, for it rains
almost every day, but still VIC have
faith that providence will favor us
with good crop. We had quite a
wind storm on the night OF sth, it
hlowcd in pane OF glass for G. w.
Fields, doing some damage to his
goods and they had hard work to
keep their doors from being blown
in. The lightning gave Jared Sig
Ter n close call, striking within
twenty feet OF his house.
BoKN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Henning, twins, a boy and girl; how
Is that for Saratoga.
School commenced in sub district
No. l, the eighth OF Nay, Miss Ida
McGinnis teacher, this being her
first tern, aud 40 think cho will IA alsc
a model school Marm." SAM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

Not grcenback lunatics, but Serb
hers Monthly says. Railroad men
who have accumulated within n few
years vast fortunes ranging from
&lOO, 100000 to $500, 900, 900 are too
numerous to mention" And every
dollar Of these immense fortunes is
coined from the sweat OF labor by
the mint Of robbcr legislation. That
this legislation has been adopted by
both old parties the records conclu-
sively prove. Either OF the old par
ties will correct these abuses when
Neio builds orphan asvlums and Ju-
las Iscariot offers gold medals for
exhibitions OF heroic patriotism and
undying friendship.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

On Saturday OF this week Robert
Schllling one OF the most eloquent
OF greenback speakers will address
the people Of Howard county ut the
Court House in this place. The peo-
pie Of all shades OF opinion are in
vitcd to hear him. Speaking will
commence ut 2 o'clock p. m, that he
may take the eastern train for hom e
il he desires.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
A Faultlcs, Fanlily Medi cine.

II have ased in my family Sim
mons Liver Regulator for the last
eight or ten years, and found 1t TO
supercede anything recommended
FOR chills, fever and ague. ] have
given up calomel, quinine and all
other mercurial treatments. gave
1t TO my children from one year oil
to those OF twenty-five years old. 1t
IS Ill you could wish in Il fami y.
Pleas. use my name It's You wish.
Vry truly, l.. II. URBANkS,
Crawford Co, Ga.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

Tho vi Raw Rishno prcry

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Perry admin
istered the rite or Confirmation at
Grace Church on Monday evening
to Charles Miller, Elizabeth Miller,
Rosa Mcnamara, Nellie Cole, Anna
Despard, Mary Lent, Minnie Moon,
Mrs. Eliza Harris, Mrs. Cornelia
Welch, Mrs Martin Johnson, Alfred
G. Billing, and also ut their
residence, to Cyrus Baldwin and Mrs.
Elizabeth Baldwin. Some who had
purposcd being confirmed were sick,
and unable to attend the service.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

eH-Dr. Bcardsly the Dentist has
returned, and is ready to do your
dental work in Il most skillful man
ner. All work warranted. Gold fill
ings will last 10 years done by him.
as-Pasturage for 40 colts ut own
ers risk; tame grass and spring WA
ter. For sale one second hard cook
stove. pipe and furniture. For rent
one to 400 acres corn ground.
a. +. VERBAcK.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
A TELLING Law.

Mr. Charles Law, Jr., i'm CONVERSE
ton with orc OF our representatives,
recently said: "Ilavc suffered n ON
Rheumatism and neuralgia for the
past ten years, and tried all kinds or
remedies. Having heard SO much
about st. jacobs Oil, I tried u hot
tie, and found it truly wonderful
tpottstown (ua..1 Ledger.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

The property on railroad street
heretofore owned by Billy Owen,
Charley Brown will make u deed OF
as u present, to his wifc's Brother,
Mr.. VIM. Brown u painter OF Brook
lyn New York. SO We exchange one
Brown for another.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

Saturday May 9th the conven-
tion to send delegates to the Green
back convention ut Des Moines the
7th & 9Th OF June will be held here
AS per call of chairman McCook.
All who favor the control Of corpora
ton. by law. the issuing OF money
by the government alone, and the
overthrow OF the prescott parties
which legislate for corporations and
against the people arc invited.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

Wentworth & Nichols have put in
IN honest stock OF ready made cloth
ing so fur us material and its make
up goes. We congratulate the boys
on their suspicious opening.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
D
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70 consultation with the New York
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