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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05
Saturday, Ocvohcr asth 1882,
s1sOtlce 10 Redeem.

To ". W. Barnard. or other unknown owners
Of Tho lands hereinafter described:
Take notice that az the adjourned public Tax
Sale, begun aud publicly held nj tho Office III the
county Treasurer, In cra>ca Howard County,
Iowa, pursuant u law, commencing On the ;irst
Monday af October, ISIS, to~MlS: On the LIST Jay
Of Decemher ia;s thereafter 70 which time said
salc had been legally adjourned, the following
described rsal estate was sald BY the Treasurer
VI said county for the taxes due thereon for the
years 1873, l6sO. and 1871, amounting ~ the sum
Of 4l0Os, tu-Mit: Hooks numbered thirty -sWn,
thirty eight, forty-tWO, and Forty three, In the
Village 0t FioreMcevtlic, Howard county, lswa
and that George Aanoid,
became the purchaser ~ said lands
ut said sale, and that the right or redemption
Will expire and \ deed for SAID land he made 20
the undersigned, who Is now the owner and
holder In hts own right, III the certificate OF
sale made thereof by the Treasurer ~ ssii
county. unless redemption from said sAae b.
made within % days from tho cotaplelRd service
OF this notice.
Dated Sept. 18th fas1
liz GEORGE ARNOLD, ovn.L
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05
Sybes.tJy's Sale.
0tAt0 Of Iowa
n the Circuit Court Of Howard county, state Of
Iowa

6tAte o. Io1A
N the Circuit Court Of Howard county, state OF
Iowa
BY virtue q special execution issued from
the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court u
Davenport savings Bank and against VIM. Mon
oyhan, Mary Motieyhan his wife, Marder MITCH
eli Co., George +. BOultOn 4 uecht Bros, da-
ted September 9Th 1879 and 70 me directed com
mAnd1ng me that OF the goods, chAttles, stock
or interest In any company, dSOtS due, property
In the hands OF third persons, Lands and tome
ments (which are not exempt by law from exc
cause TO be made the sum Ut Ninc-hundred ana
sixty three dollars and 10 cents and One hun
0r0d and nfty dollars attorney tees, with inter-
est and cost ] have levied upon the following
described real estate, lying and being sltuatcd
In The county OF Howard aud state OF Iowa.
The West half OF the SOUTH west quarter OF
GeCtien No. Seven, In Twp. No. Ninety seven.
North OF range No. Fourteen west Of The stA +.
And hereby give public notice that I shall
Oner for sale at public olt.ry, ut the Court
House door In cresco, county OF Howard and
state OF Iowa, on
Saturday, October 2sth, 1882.
between the hours or O'Clock O. N, and 4
O'Clock y. M, OF sAid day--salc TO commence &C
the honr OF ~ o'clock u. or said day: ana
win sell to the highest and best bidder therefor
In cash the above described property. OF sum.
Client thereof to satisfy tho above debt with in
p = s THIS :nA day OF september 1882;
sits. sheriff of Howard county, Iowa.
Fl. G. Mccarthy & Co. Attys. for Plff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05
Nhes.ia's Sale.

STATE or IOWA.
uowARp COUNT.
Ia the Circuit Court Of Howard County, state
Iowa ,,,a, ,ss,.,, ,,on
the ofllce u The eltss ot the citca,s eoar. Of
Howard county, State Of Iowa. IN fssos OF
Tho Davenport, SAVINGS hanE. and against
James kildce, ]. A. rhroop. :, J. ThrooE D.
klldee her husband. dated september ss'h lssa,
aud 70 rue directed commanding me that o. the
goods. Chatte,s, sttek d sas.tsst IA any e0npa-
ny. debts Cue. property In tue hands q sslrs
exempt b. law uoa sNecafiotA ~ The said
lasne.s ktlios. make q eaass u h. .natie the
sum u scseateea hundred Scscs.ssh ae.sAfs
and ninety nvN csits. s..l aae hundred dclsass
levied upon the ,rsn NssA descrloea rcai estate,
iyin, aud helms tsalea II III eaNa;y OK How
alS ard State Of u 4, aaiAe.ss
1nc south hall fsls scash>Nsst Qsaatcr ol
sacstua NJ. tart Asees 49, The s,atssa~eaae
laa, Ter " the sea'seas quarter. and .ae sca;l,
hsf oil the ncr a.Ws>t ys,arsss NJ the soa,h~eass
quarter or seeiiea ~ sAssty~swa, In township
Ss S T. ~ ,s s; .'s@ u faa;e No 'oa''eca
Ana hereby Give ,aslc ac,.ee tina. shall
0ler for sale AZ puslic outefy. NJ tho Sourl
House door IN SrcScA county of Howard and
State OF tawas On
SATURDAY., )e.oaer ssth 1852,
between the hoars II O'Clock \ m, and O'Clock
D, IN. OF said day --sals Ia cammeaec N tho Ao0l
II ~ e'esoek pm. Il sail dass amt Twin SCI Y
the highest 40 heS o.sser ne refaf In Cash TN
tn above debi vi INF ,s,st ana costs
Dated this eth dy .. sep,. issa.
~. iAwRS.
s'.rsr af Howard county. a
Printers Zee SIS
H. q. NcCar.e. & CO. Attys. for Plf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

Brown Il Miller have returned to
their old quarters west OF Norton's
livery. Soladies when You arc ont Of
patience because that granting or
vanishing Is not flashed there's
where you'll flnd en-, and don't you
farsy,at II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05
SHERIFF. Sale.

State OF IONA,
HOWARD Ccrkrr.
In tho Circuit Court CT Howard County, stats
OF Iowa.
By virtue OF o special execution issued from
the Crtce u tho Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
u0 ward county. state OF Iowa, In favor ~ The
Ia ycnrort Savings Rank, ana against LuMan
Leach, Lucy Leach his wife, Henry Wilmer, Eva
auckland, {. n & I. J. Mccormick, /. q. IiOy,
lAAnnneL s Dcerng, and the Bank Of Akron,
Ohao. dated september 9Th sSt9, and 70 me d.
Tectod commanding me that OF tho goods, chat
GDls, 1nDek or interest N any company, debts
due, property In the hands Of third persona,
Nv from executionl Of the said Lumaa Leach,
make - cause 60 be made the Gum Of sixteen
b undred forty dollars and ninety cents, and
Two hundred dollars attorney fecs, with inter
est and C0ats, have leSio6 upon the following
Described real estate, lying and being situated
. the county OF howard Aad State OF Iowa
Tho west half Of the northeast quarter and
the southeast quarter OF the northwest QUAR-
tor Of aectiOn No thlEkJ-atx. In township No
one hundred, North q range No. thirteen
West q the 5th 7. u.
oder for sale 1T public outcry At the Couri
House door In cresc0, County OF Howard AMI
state q Iowa, ON
Saturday, October 2Sth. 1882,
between the hours OF O'Clock a, u. and O'Clock
q SAID y e 4, commence e tne noa,
tho highest aud best bidder therefor IN cash the
above described property, Or sunaclNNt thereof
- satisly the Ah6ye debt with interest and costs
D,ssd q I! this a7th DAY q Ssp,smoeF. 1883.
FrG.5O. ID. LOWRY,
H. q. McOartey & Go. Attys. for Pin,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

STATE OF IOWA,
HOWARD COUNTY.
In the circuit court OF Howard county, State Of
lOv q.
BY virtue OF special execution issued from the
ONCE o. the CLERK Of tho circuit court OF Howard
county, state OF Iowa, In favor OF The lavcn-
port savings Rauk. and against Daniel OCon-
nel. Catherine OCOnncl, Vim. II. Patterson. &.
II. s L. j. Mccormick. IA. pGttitt Son, W. & j.
Elcmming ana tho District township OF Alton.
commanding me that OF the goods. .hettess.
stock or Interest In any company. debts due,
property In the hands Of third persons, lands
aud tenements (which are not exempt ~ law
make or cause TO be made the sum OF Four
teen hundred ninety-ecven dollars anG eighty
seven cents, and One hundred and twenty. nvc
dol.ers attorney fcts, with interest and costs.
have levied upon the following described real
estate, lying and being situated In tho counta
OF Howard and state OF Iowa, namely:
The east hail OF the Southeast quarter, and
the North west quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter OF section No. sixteen, IN township NO.
ninety-eignt, dor;h Of range No. fourteen. West
ana hereby give public notice that shat
ofYer for sale at public oltcry, AZ the Court
House door In Cresco, County Of HOWARD and
state OF Iowa, on
Saturday, October 2sth 1882,
between the hours OF O'Clock o. IN. and
clock y. N. III said day sale TO commence a
he hour oI :. o'clock D, IN. OF said days and VII
ell 10 Inc highest and hcsy bidder therefor "
ash the above described property, or sumcienl
hereof TO SATISFY the above debt with intcrs
Dated this 9th day u sept 1859.
u. LOWRY,
sheriff " Howard CO. j
rrces fee. =: 50 6le;
II. O. McCay,ey s Co. Attys. for PIN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

The ladies' OF Grace Church will
give an oyster sociable ut the resi-
dence OF w. II. Mead. on Thursday
evening. October i2th, all are cordi-
ally invited.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

E. W. Allen and wife Of tho pio-
neers OF the county are visiting
friends in Crcsco, Of which all the
old settlers from 1866 down to the
time Of their departure may DO class.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

Fred Eill was valiant soldier, il
good man, aud IL competent to the
duties Of the Office Of recorder. But
the Nationals and Anu-monopolists
have decided to take the Office aud
its emolunlcnts with q man just a
little moro competent than Mr.. Hill,
In fact they present the best scribe
In Howard county, and tho state
even has no better. 1t will be TO the
credit Of the county to have the
neatest set Of records In the state,
and that Is inst wla, Mr.. Berg can
make them DO.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

We repeat the report OF our coun-
ty convention this week for the rca-
son that the supplements last week
might not have reached all who
were Interested in them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05
Hon. Chas. Lloyd. ono Of tho ablcs

Hon. Chas. Lloyd. one of tho ablcst
speakers on tho stump, will deliver
M address in the Court House on
Saturday evening. October l4th.
Como IN and hear the gospel Of your
deliverance preached. Bring your
wife, let her hear the sllver-touAged
orator who would initiate the noble
virtues Of tho Savior. by seourging
the money changers. the Star Route
thieves, tho brine taa.rs. ard -
their class from she .fa.le $3.50.
~. law and justice. through the ell
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05
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WlnAteheik Ureenbac kern.

The Grecnhack County Convcn
ton OF Winncehicl, held in DEBORAH
Sept. 70, lSS2. unanimously nnnl;na.
ted the following persons to the re-
spcct;yc Offices Of the county.
Clerk Of the Courts, D. A. McATar-
tin Of Bloomfield tp; Recorder, NJ
+. Farnsworth Of Orleans tp: Sher.
IN, Norris Flemming Of Fremont tp
Supervisor In dist. No. 4, Fl. 8. Tuck.
or.
A county central committee Of
i've; one from each supervisor dist,
were appointed FOR one year, viz:
l.. NJ. Farnsworth chm. 9Th iist
L. \. Wcnda.l. Castalia LIST
Henry Miller Jr., Calmar Ind
NJ. L. Farnsworth, Crcsco Srd
Wilson Henry. DEBORAH 4sh
81. 8. TUCKER, N. II. TARNswoRTu.
Chairman. ScClet
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

Capt. J. T. nonahush and wifs
have returned from their Canada
visit. looking - though their vaca-
tion had done them good.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

Walt @. Lacy is now duly installed
as operator In Crcsco. and we hope
he Is here TO remain. for he IL the
right man In the right place.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

cacy 1t the frceman's ballet, "a Christ
scourged Thorn with thongs from the
temple At Jerusalem.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

NAeSs1,s Sale.
STATE or IOWA,
In The Circuit coaI. g Howard county. State
BY virtue Of Special execution issued from
the ontc0 OF the clerk OF the Circuit court OF
Davenport savings Hans, and against Margaret
Mccsrs1ll, Thomas Mccarytl and Wals1Cr
Mitchell 8 Co., dated september %, 1852. and to
me directed commanding me that or the goods,
chattels. stock or interest In any company,
sons. lands and teaeinents (Which arc not ex-
empt by law from execution Of the said Mar.
garet McCaTviil and Thomas McCarvill, make
or cause 10 BIZ made the sum VI Twenty two
Two hundred dollars attorney tees, with inter
est Ana cooeA have levied upon the following
described real estate. lying ard being sitCateG
In tn county OF Howard and State Of Iowa,
T1e northwest fractional quarter AZ section
No Two. ard tho northwest quarter OF the
soeeA-wost quarter OF section No. Two. IN town
ship no ninety-sevsn. north q range No
uweavA M0e q the 5tA r. n.
Ard hegsOy give public notice that ! shall
House door Y Cresco. county Of Howard and
stare q Iowa, On
Saturday. October oath 1882,
between the hours OF soCaocsa. N. and oc,ocl
n n. q the said day--salo to commence ~ III
hour OF o'cloSk p. N. Of said day; AMI WI
sell 70 the highest aud best bidder therefor !,
cash the above described property, or sufslcien
thereof 70 satisfy the above debt with irteros
Dassd tn. =, day ofsep. ,ssS PrEo
sss sheriff Z IL howard County. Iowa.
Fl. G. NaCAarEY & Co.. Attys Tor Plu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

1t is not our national credit thai
raises three per cent. bond to LIS
but it Is the profits q banker ear
mako OF his free gift circulation bus.
ed upon three per cent. bonds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05
NATIONAL GREENBACK
Anti-helep0ly Meetings.
Hon. Chas A. Lloyd's Appointments
Shaws Schoc. III New Oregon Twp

Local committees will make u,
needed arrangements FOR these meet
incs.
W. R. MEAD,
Chairman Conversational Com
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

Whoever holds her bonded debt
rules the land or the PharaoLs.--
Evening Wisconsin.
Whoever holds her bonded debt
rules the Land OF WASHINGTON Y e
a..nn a..ly 4, 40. F*3S&. 49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

....sulnSiy a.aies it,--lWls. Stand.
ard.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

ss.rsr af Howard county. u
Printers Zee y.s
II. q. NcCar.e.- & CO. Attys. for Plf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-05

between the hours ~ O'Clock u. IN. and O'CLOCK
p. N. of said day eaie 10 commence az tbs hour
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-16

navored; now, Tney are so nesTly ex-
hAusted that they hardly furnish enough
oysters for planting purposes, and the
hundreds Of persons once engaged in
oyster-taking have been reduced in nnm-
Der to dozens.
One Of the best photographs in exist
ence is that Of Portsmouth harbor,
England, taken by the instantaneous
process. Six plates were used, and the
several sections united are about AZ feet
inlength. In the immediate foreground,
Just below the spectator, lies her maies-
tvs ship Scraps, which, with her whitc
sides partly in sunshine, and partly
shaded by the smoke Of fapassing steamer,
forms striking centerpiece. The great
length Of the harbor stretches out TO
right and left. The foam and the smoke
Of the steamers, the ripping OF the
water, and the curling Of bunting in the
breeze, are all said to be perfectly dis
tinct and free from tho smallest suspic-
ion of blur.
The commercial banks Of San Fran
cisco own bank premises worth S1,0l4,-
82S.61, have S5,230,074.10 worth Of
United States bonds (cost price). haye
loans on stocks and bonds IS, ,791, ,31S.71,
on personal securities $40, ,799, 1929,
other securities-grain, etc.,-S10.794,-
SO5.56. They have a combined paid up
capital of S14, 102, ,216.30, Of which 49,
03l, 200 is Of the homo banks; and S6,-
O71,0l6.90, the amount due the London
offices by the four English banks. The
amount due depositors is 1922, ,SO3, ,236.27
and the surplus Of the home banks, ST.
747,964.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-16
Innocanca of Youth.

The Vicksburg boy can stand up
with any other boy in the world against
an accusation. The other day, when a
Vicksburg mother discovered sugar on
the pantry shelf, she called her boy and
said:
"Some one has been stealing this
sugar!''
''Is it possible?" he exclaimed, rolling
up his eyes in astonishment.
"Yes, it is possible; and the thief is
not far away either.'
"Ain't he? Do you suspect father?"
"No, don't"
"Couldn't be the cat?" he inquired,
glancing under the table in search of
the feline.
"Cats don't eat sugar, young manp'
"They don't?''
"No, sir; the thief is boy about your
age"
.IIe is, ehp I'd just like to catch him
in here oncer'
"If the sugar is disturbed again." she
said, as she covered up the box. 81
know of a boy who'll get his jacket
busted"
"Thats bully! I wish you'd let me
stay out of school, SOS to see you catch
and maui him."
And he went out to devour the other
Jumps.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-16
Remarkable.

The late Rev. S. Hanson Cox, D. D.,
of New York, had mind so well stored
that it was said of him, HE needs but
to turn the spigot' at a moments no.
tice, and stream of learning and in
formation on any subject will instantly
flow." DR.. Cuyler relates one remarka-
BILE instance. He says:
Something very like a meteoric show
er it was when we were assembled in
the Academy of Music to receive the
astronomer, Prof. Mitchell, and listen
to him on behalf of projected observa-
tory in Central Park. The house was
filled with the most brilliant, intelligent,
scientific and cultivated audience.
Word was brought that sudden illness
prevented the eloquent astronomerfr from
leaving his bed. The word was sent to
me by the professor, and in despair l
went to DR.. Cox, on the stage, told him
the distressing truth, and implored him
TO come to the rescue, or the occasion
would be lost.
The assembly joined in the request,
he complied, and when the applause, on
his rising, had subsidized, he said,-
ITO put me in the place of such a
man as Prof. Mitchell is like putting a
rushlight in the place of Ursa Major" "
And then he proceeded to deliver a
strictly astronomical discourse of three
quarters of an hour, that electrified the
assembly; every illustration and allus-
ion of which, including many Scripture
quotations. were drawn from the
science itself, as if it were the study Of
his life, his only study. Not one man
in ten thousand would have been found
equal to such an effort in such circum-
Stancas
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-16
Dread of Potter's Field,

An Eighth avenue undertaken sat in
his office yesterday, chatting cheerfully
with friend. In the twilight the small
sparks of his cigar shone like o dozen
glow worms in the glass fronts of as
many caskets which stood on end about
the walls of the warerooms. A boy in
brass buttons entered with telegram,
on which the undertaken paid the char
ges. He read it, threw it down on his
desk, and said: ''By Georger' Then
he called out: "Gus. getready y horse
and wagon. Isn't it striking" he went
on, "how these people dread going to
tho p0tter's Fieldp''
"What people?"
"Why, everybody. Here's poor
woman who sent to us over 81 month
ago and asked if we'd take charge of
$50 for her. She was ill, and was sure
she might die any day, and she wanted
to know that her funeral expenses were
surely paid for. l took the money and
sent her our receipt. l hadn't heard
from her since, and had given her up.
And now here comes word she's dead"
-Nea0 York Sun. a
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-16
Photorraphic Lifs-HiHtnriss.

The family bibles of past generations
served as registers of family events.
Births, illnesses, marriages, and deaths
were chronicled on their fiy-leayes, and
those ponderous books fulfilled an i'm
portant function in this incidental way.
But they are now becoming generally
replaced by more handy volumes, and
the family register is disappearing with
the old family bible. In the meantime
photography has been discovered, and
has sprung into universal use, and the
hereditary value of what are called life
histories is becoming continually more
appreciated. 1t seems, then. to be an
appropriate time to advocate the estab-
lishment of new form of family regis
ter that shall contain all these notices
that were formerly entered in the family
bible, and much more besides-namely,
a series of Photographic studies of the
features from childhood upward, togeth-
er with facts that shall afford as COM
plete life-history as is consistent with
brevity. What is desired is something
of this sort. In each substantial family
we should find thin quarto volume,
solidly bound, having leaves of stout pa
per, on which photographs may be
mounted. Each pair of opposite pages
would be headed by the name of some
member of the family. A double row
of photographs would run down the side
of each page, each about half as large
again as postage stamp, the one con-
tanning medallion of the full face, and
the other one of the profile. Opposite
to each of these the events of the cor
responding period would be chronicled.
Every opening of the book would con-
tain the photographs and events of
about ten periods, five to each page, and
would include from Ten to twenty years
of life-history.-FrGncis Gallon IN Fort
a1inhfI1I