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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

- Concerning the insane Rcches-
ter girl, who gets out Of bed ct mid
night and goes to work saving wood
IN the back yard. it IS said that her
father deeply deplores her insanity,
but always leaves the wood-pile ham
dy for her get at.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

~ boy, I'll teach you to tear
your pants. said sn irate Austin pa
rent swinging y strap. Il Il teach you
Don { MT me, / know how already.
Just look at EN-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

@-In the way Of thanks: Young
LADY. writing 3 love letter Tor the
kitchenmaid. That's about enough.
now, Is Is not : Kitchen mad: .-0ne
thing moro miss: just say please ex-
cuse bad writin aud spellin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

- Visitors returning fromabroad
as we'll IS recent emigrants, viii find
Ayers Sarsaparilla helpful in avoid
ing the hardships of acclamatlon, and
in removing the boils. pimples and
eruptions consequent upon sea diet.
Its blood-cleanslng qualities remedy
such troubles promptly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

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tbonoLt ,..re. v;y;d
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saw thai fde l;gltr arne,fr.sra =. 1,sr.-.
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va kneelina and lwoekina n sos,e-,l
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] ''grati 4. .sso;se 4 .tl.l p. he
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horror
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T,hev Will tale = yba boats ;;
al never sbongbt If tbe boots /"
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tried 70 sneaL bnt L;s vo;oa fo;laJ
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

"A BIG GoURD.-Some people are
very sensitive about their names, par
ticularly if they happen to own
name that il susceptible OF being hoist
ed and distorted out Of shape By the
humorist who plays on words, Such
persons. even when they were origi-
nally very good humored, become
morose and Grabbed From the time
they 90 to school until they are
wheeled out 10 their open sepnlcher,
they have the same atrocious puns
perpetrated on their names, and as
continually hammering on one spot
is apt to ultimately make sore place, 3 ii,s
sooner or later, the victim. Of bis own B.
name becomes dangerous 70 fool with.
An Austin gentleinah tells ns the
following good story about n man
who refused to allow anybody 10 take a-
improper liberties with his name el.ia4
which was A. Gourd. he belonged
TO Virginia regiment, weighed about
two hundred pounds and would fight
cross-cut saw at the drop Of the hat r. -s.t
He had been badgered 30 much in 4sa.
early life about his name that it was q,
not safe TO mention ii, even respes
fully, in his presence His fellow
soldiers knew and appreciated his
weakness, or rather his strength, and -
governed themselves according CIV; but -sesf
when new recruit who WA given
TO putting on airs and whom il was -
desirable to take down a peg, was
mustered in, Gourd was utilized for
the purpose The soldiers would dis
GUS gourds on geaaral pFinciples.s 80
and the following conversation would
take place
II say, Mr. Recruit, how big was
the biggest gourd you ever SAW ta
Il saw one once about a. bigas a. p g
watermelon" e,. s4at - tss9sst.tsi s.
I'VE have got q goiIrd ia. this COM Va.
pany that Is Is big around ~ bar
20 pshawr ~ - - ssts. =
but tell you we have. Our SEA
gourd weighs two hundred pOandR.'s ~
Yes, suppose 50. That IL anoth- s4sl
er Of those soldiers yaFnss .sa So ia 5.
We'll, our big gOurd is over thsrs
/ IN that tent"
The soldier would at last be over
come by cuFicsItg. to take look at satsf
the big gourd, and would stroll into 3
private a. Gourds tent. who would So
ask .the stranger Ehat he wanted esssi Il Il
Nothing, only keaFd there was sas
big gourd in this tent, and I--" 80
| Before the recruit could 6nish.gA- "a -
Gonrd would be busy tanning the
grgird With the green recruit - 7eE- saa
es Sl'ngff so,sasa +, isa4 -
SIT - Ell stdt sfA-
~ MfsM r csdwvssiii. Bsiti-l s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

+ - Ar7,sA IS Caldwell. Bslti- s..
moEs.s says ~ haYs received great II
Ibenftt from Browns Iron Hiflsre Cor
loss q appetite AMI weaknesa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

Republican Or DeMoerHtl

A new England youth asks the
Boston Herald which O; these par.
ties = young man should attach him.
self to. Tho Herald says take the
best men from both tickets, which i
equivalent to saying. Join neither
Of the old parties" But the advice
Of tho Herald is bad, because il.
good men" are responsible for tie
evil in sk. old parties jus. as long a.
they remain Ia them. A coed man
whose goodness il not prctenc.
and y sham will leave his party
when it Is as corrupt and rotten n:
the republican and democratic par.
ties have became, The good ms n
Il ia.elliHers who .cma.ns In eth.
party with its record is a knasc
otherwise y fool, Coed mca" wo,
thy Of the fnne abandon their part.
When II abanaons Justice, equity ans
the rights OF the people to lcnd-'
20 the unins. demands q corporate
robbers and knascs, In heaven
name, young man, fyca r.sp.c,
yourself be neither Republican acl
Demo crA'. both are frauds,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
Tho war Ia Egypt grows out Of the

Tho war Ia Egypt grows out Of the
question OF usury on debts to the
money lords Of England. loaned to
an ex .Khedive, aud squandcred In
riotous living. such rs the Garfield
wake, aud the Yorktown celebration.
The present khcdive has not sought
- repudiate one farthing OF the
debt but demands that England
shall no longer force foreign tax.
gather@rs upon his people. 1t Is
notorious that for the past ten years
the revenues Of Egypt have been
collected by the officers o! the Brit.
ish Grown. who, after paying the
Ro,hschilds and other usurers their
interest money, and themselves tor
this work, have paid the balance
over to tho local government, These
foreign tax, sathercrs Il tho skeleton
that tho Khedive asks to have 70.
moved. And tits tho skeleton which
the Iowa congressman who voted
60 extend the government bonds and
the banks based upon them. were
thereby aiding to transplant Is one
Of tho Institutions OF our country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

Has nsvsr become . rule within Fl.
Their the Democratic or Republican
party. A man may be y democrat,
and favor the national banking sys.
tenn or oppose 1t, be may likewise
favor the monopoly Of the railroads.
Of tho telcgraphs or Of any other
monopoly. or he may oppose them
without In thu least affecting his
standing In thcrs-sy. With the Re.
publican party the lines are drawn.
Of the two. to favor the monopoliee,
though persona representing both
aides ars mcmbers Of that party In
good standing within Il. These
facta familiar to every reading and
sbserscnt person. IL all the evidence
needed TO demonstrAte that tho
claim of either to anti. monopoly IL y
mcrc prctcncs, = sham and fraud
We often hear democrats say. i
On With you on the question OF anti
monopoly. II lao, then you have nc
business In any but the grcenhaek
party. No other party makes anti,
monopoly measures and principles
: test OF membership and standing
In thu party. The leaders in both
Mo other parties are about evenly
divided on each side Of tho question
Hence II you are M an,i.monopolist
you should join = party Of an,i.mo
nopolists, tho greanhacEers. aud tn,
only antl.mcnopoly party In tn,
United States.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

Republican and Democratic lenders
concur In saying That there are no
vital Issues between those two part.
ies - tho present limo. Tho way
they vote In congress demonstrates
The truth Of their statements. Now
and then a:dcmocrat like Voorhees, OF
Indiana, adheres to the ancient faith,
but he has no following, except
among thosc chosen as Grccnback
members. The othor Democrats
either vote tor National banks. or
skulk and avoid making record.
Ia view OF these facts, would Il not
be wise for tho Democrats and Re.
publicans to hold joint conventions
dividing up tho oiiices In proportion
60 the mcmherhip In each. This
would save thcm.some money and
much lieing about each othcr. Or
bcttcr still, In Republican counties,
give tho Democrats clerk ship and
il Democratic counties give the
Republicans . clerk.ship Ia return
Tor throwing their strength and vote
xgainst them nasty Grcenbackers
Think OF It, reader.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
s1sOficp II kfPsfcp1lt.

To $. L. Cary, Clara ]. Cary, c, b. sobgr. and
H. y .Hibbard Van Il Cary or other unknown
owners OF the lands hereinafter descT.oed
Take notice that ut the adjourned pubic
Tux sale, begun and publicly held q, tae Office
u the County Treasurer, In CreSco, Howard
county, Iowa, nnrsLait 70 law, commencing On
on tire iirs, Monday CT October 1873. to"it: On
the 9th day OF December 1873 thereafter, to
which time said sale had been legally adjourned
the Following dcscrih Ell real estate was sold by
iha Treasurer OF said county FOR the taxes due
thereon for the year 1877, amounting u The sum
CT 81 5, tc-wit> Is acres on \ 2 a - section
No. Is t0wAAElo No 100. range NO IL, Vest o.
tic 8 h X. "a: that H. w. Labcoch became the
purchaser OF uatd land 1t said SAFE, and rat Til.
riynt or redempeAan y ii -xpi.e ari decd for
said land b made 10 The undersigned. vino IL
low the owrer aud holder Ia Ms own tight, OF
the certificate OF sale nude thereon Ly TIC
Treasurer Of said county, unless redemption
from said sale be made w!fain 20 days from the
completed service Of this notice.
dated July 9th 1852,
n3st3 JOHN McCO0K, Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

Read the following truthful words
uttered In the United States Senate
by James b, Beck Of Kentucky be-
tore you east ballot for Updegraff
the railroad attorney and national
bank representative for congress:
1T Is Impossible t. have IN honest
Legislature. State or Federal SO
long ~ representatives are sen. who
owc their election IL, or are person
ally Interested IN great moneyea cor
porations or ,nuaaaoli.s. No mat.
tor what. ever they call themselves,
Democrats or Republicans. they are
not tho representatives Of the PEG.
pie; they are simply the agents aud
attorneys OF those who seek, by tax
ing the masses. to enrich themselves,
whenever they owe their election to
monopolists. or are themselves In
telested 10 class legislation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
.,lsOffcp tn Redeem.

To HArah Nichols and the hstrS OF Lamuel
Nichols, deceased, or other unknown owners
OF the lands hereinafter described:
Take notice that at the adjourned public
Tax Sale, begun and publicly held At the once
OF the County Treasurer, In Cresco, Howard
county, Iowa, pursuant 70 law. commencing on
the mrs. Monday Of october, 1878. to-wit: On the
18th day OF November 1878 thereafter, 10 which
time said sale had been legally adjourned, tho
following described real estate WAS solo BY tRe
Treasure. o! sad county for the taxes uus
thereon FOR the year 1877, amounting to TIA sun
OF e7s7, to-wit: all OF the sw > nv section No,
81. township No. 100, range So.lA, West OF the
chaser Of said land st Said sale, ana that the
right o. redemption will expire and q d1si 70.
said land be made 70 the undersigned, wno. IS
now the owner and holder In Li3 right. OF ne
certificate OF Ale made thereon by tbs Treas
urcr OF said county. unless redemption froc,
said sale Do made within 90 days from she COM
p.eted service OF this notice.
Dated July 5th 1882.
s3tS JOHN MeC0oK, Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
s1'Oficc to ReCtcel9s.

To v. ". Barnard and al mortgages holding
under him, and L. ser.ilng. or other unknown
owners Of the lands hereinafter described:
TAle notice that at the adjourned pubic
Tax Sale, oegLn and publicly held nj the Office
O; the County Treasurer, IN CrcSeO. Howard
county, Iowa, parsusEi % law, commencing On
TIE fis. Monday 9! October, 1877. to-wii: Oh the
18th cay 6: December 1877 thereafter. TO which
tine SAD safe had been legally adjourned. khe
follo.ing described real estate was sold oy -
Treasurer Of said county for the taxes &c
thereon for tho year ISIS and 1876, amoant.lgN -
sEe saL o. $355 i8-at: lots |, g. Z. 4, s, q, {. g.
O. To- II, iasui II, block II. and lot u for tax OF
ls.s, b.uc1 II. In the Village OF Floreneavile,
Howard eoLLsy, iowa: and that Geo. Bellies,
Who his assigned tie certificate OF sale u the
undersigned, txcaiAe tie purchaser o! said and
a. said sale, and that the right OF redemption
vii. expire and = deed I r said land be made 10
the undersigned, who Il now the owner and
holde. IN his own right, u the ceTincAt. Of sale
made thereon % The Treasurer or said county
unless redemption from said sale BE- made WITH
IN % -aJa from The competed service or this
notice;
Dated June 2sth 1881,
aats Nh DooLITrLR, Owner,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

There will be State Convention
at Des Moiaes the 2Tth Of July the
purpose OF which is 10 de-
wise ways and means to enforce the
recently adopted constitutional
Its real work will be to
convince the people that We have an
abundance OF law for that purpose
already and that special session Of
the legislature Is unnecessary, and
[''would be inludicious and unwisc
In advance OF the fall elections as 1,
might ALLEVIATE itom the republican
party the German population OF the
etAtc.sl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
Notice to Fscelse3ss.

TO Vim. Evans, Thos Evans or unknown own
ers Of the lands hereinafter described
Take notice that at the adjourned public Tax
Sale, begun and publicly held nj the ONCE OF she
County Treasurer, IN CreSro, Howard County
Iowa, pursuant 70 law, commencing on tna mrs.
Monday Ct october, 1877, to-wit: on the 8,h day
or November 1877 thereafter to which time said
sale had been legally adj burned, the following
described real estate was sold by the Treasurer
CT said county for the taxes due thereon for the
year 1916 amounting TO the sum Of 81 o. TO- wit:
10. No On the Sc y OF ssction twelve Ia twp
100 n by range ~ v OF the 5th y u, and that ].
Mcnamara who has assigned the certificate Of
sale TO the undersigned became the rurcnAser
81 said land at said sale And that the night o. re-
dsmp.ion will expire ana q deed for said land be
made to the undersigned, who Ii now the owner
and holder IN bis ow1 right. OF tho certificate OF
sale made thereon by the Treasurer ef said
made within 90 days frsm the completed service
Of this notice, II. B. DooLIrTLR,
Dated June 90.h le02 owner S0.8
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

The great mass OF the voters
this state and OF this congressional
district arc workingmen-honest
toilcrs on the farms and n the work.
shops, who ask no Office, and vote
without thought OF price. Nearly
all the legislation state and national
IL hostile to tho demands and rights
or the workingmen, because that
class have unwiscly followed parties
which persisted In sending men who
represent spectators to make our
laws instead OF men whose interests
IRE identical with their own.
Those who arc robbing the people
Of their homes have conspircd to-
gother to keep the people In ienor-
nncc. The Bureau OF Statistics omits
tho mortgage reports fer 1882.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

II James 4. Garfield sold the Office
IL Justice OF the Supreme Court to
Jay Gould, for funds to carry the
presidential election, rs charged
against him with stronger proba-
bi!ity Of its truth than otherwise, his
name should be associated with
Aaron Burr and Benedict Arnold
Indeed, the association IL the charge
Is true, is doug them injustice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
SATURDAY., August 9th 1852,
.NhprsN d SNfe.


,aA.. oF IOWA,
HOWARD CocsfS.
~ I.-esS So-ra .. HOWARD county, bAte
~ IeSA
Sy virtue OF s.tciai execution issued l.cfa
ne s~tee o. the cserk OF the Circuit Coar OF
toward county. state OF loSa u iAsorc. f-aoc.
.trotaer AID against Worden ssrssner, Louisa
Strotler Ms wire, =. + Sra -, E.-a n.
NcAvles his vile, IN. nrst aassoai oAak 2. Els
scrn, Ms. =. 4. raven. aMH-Qa, seoll Is..
standring assignee OF Aminoas SOCK ~,
gairck Grimm, z r Webster. howard county.
iowa. 4. A, cooper, - Hei..d ", JoAA
,eege GO saannaIs, arahs, iAae! q p, 1 ae
Adams French Harvester Co, -. NJ osborne,
n nj natooa bank Of Raciae, Wis,
rien Bros, & Co, Kerry & NeIingh, Jas. II.
.as,on, Richard b. Greenwood surviving par
.ner Of aoppock Greenwood. Fannie =. Juba,
r. rhrinvtnu r. Go~.u.ry1x-rO AID The st
PAUL Harvester works, dated July 18th. ixs:.
and 10 me directed commanding III. that OF the
GOODS chstte.a, stock or interest In any conp4-
~, debts dae, properly IL tie las.da OF third
persons. lands ana tenainslts (which are not ex.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
Iron The k.atn TRiDcsg.)
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL CANNON.
Weller Irrsprcsslble Weller,


Thu; IL what We call him hcrcabouts)
was. on June a3. 1882, at Postville,
nonisatod for Congress. Fourth dist.
fict by the Intro vote Of the conven-
ton representing aevcn counties
u tho National party In Iowa.
i. II. Weller II Il farmer both past
and present occupation, being one Of
tho largest farmers In Northern
Town. He hns ever been one Of the
foremost In reformutory movement.
Ho has ever been IN earnest tenn
pcrnncc worker and speaker, but
aAys thcre Is wide difference be-
tween temperance IN all things
aud "prohibition.' lie fcarlessly
opposed the past "Amcndment,' and
publicly denounced It As the spa,cn
OF Republican official corruption
He says the masses OF the people
are honest, but are held by consci.
entious patriotism to party, from
which he expects them to break bo-
fore long.
lie il 80 we'll posted In legal knowl.
edge ~ to be an honored member OF
the "Iowa State Bar Association
but makes his whole business farm
Ing, stock -rnising and seed. growing
--tosting new kinds.
He Ii q Calamity to rings,
cliq,tss, frauds and ,Honopolies.
Some OF the bosses don't like him.
He is rs fearless to face and con.
tend against wrong rs though fore
ordained by tho Eternal Jehovah
thereto, and couldn't help II.
Persistent worker" Is no name for
It. He never lets up. Some folks
say he sleeps with one eye open,
looking for chance to make \
Grconhacker, and get some chap 10
subscribe or read paper.
In 1877 no carried his. own county
over everything for State Senator,
Bremen county into 1b votes, and
Howard county into a06 votes, leav.
Ing the Hon. Aaron kimball, who lc-
aided IN Howard county slim ma.
jority.
The next year no carried Howard
county over every and all Other. can.
didatcs by snug majority Tor 9. s.
Representatives.
here enclose an editorial from the
Nashua Post, which I wish you to
print with this right here:
L. II. Weller. Of this place, vel
known 10 very many or our readers
announces himself in this issue as an
independent candidate for State Sen,
tor from this (the Torsy.fourth) dis.
trict, composed OF Bremen Chickasa~
and Howard counties. Mr.. Weller
10 one OF the most extensive and sue
cessful farmers in the State. lie il
Industrious And hard worker ant
could no be elected. would look vel
after the interests of his district
While, according to our way OF think
Ing, he is on tie wrong side OF III,
fence. We are Tree 20 say that II tn,
. voters Of the Forty.fourth distric
should elect hin. Is represent then
! In the State Senate, he would neve
be found asleep ut his post. He is
man well qualified TO work in an,
I'LL any position to which the peopl
may elect him. IL Nashua Post, Oc'
, 1, 1877.
Now, II the State Committee wi
give Us a little help. Hon. L. II. Wei
Ter will be the next Z. 5. Represent
,a,ivc from the Fourth Compression;
District OF Iowa. Why shouldn't tn
farmers vote for farmer. just one
, for changer
Il Yours truly,
VIZ. CHASE.
Chickasaw county. July l. 1852.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

New York Truth. the paper who's.
editor was cr!Ssinally prosecuted for
publishing the Mercy letter, say
tina, letter was written by J. s,anle,
Brown. Gar1ela's private secretary
Brown pronounced il aforrrry wher
he saw tie ruin K would work te
Garfield, TIL. Republicans OF Iowa
have said by tho votes OF It's con,
sr.ssmen on the Chinese bill, that il
WAS Republican doctrine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

ln.thc debate on ;he.hi,l fer rcchar.
tering.the national bank John Shcr.
man observed that the silver dollar
should G. ntain silver enough to make
Il An honest dollar that would 60
everywhere In the markets Of the
World" II our government Is going
into tho retail business OF supplying
silver TO the markets OF the world,
better not be to the expense OF coin,
Ing 1t. as In such magke. |, Is sold n,
Ito bullion value. without regard 10
To legul value.