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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

Sales Of seed leaf tobacco reported by J
;. Cans Son \ Co.. tobacco brokers, No
l3l Water street, New York. for the wee
ending September 3, 1884
2jO cases 1888 Wisconsin Havana, 230
30 c.; 80 cases 1851. do. p. t. 800 cases
New England, 6, s. 12<Gl3o. 100 cases
1855, Ohio, 1870. lib cases, lSS2 do. II
POO Cases, 1882 Pennsylvania S(Gljc. 1Ot
cases, 1881 do. Glgllc. Total, 1928 cases
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09
COLUMBIA NEWS ITEMS.
ssun OUR nruuLAu uow", sr"SprNr

iho inton-o Hest a"d the puuiic ~ou"ui' o
Religious Onrouiuip- ,asaui, sUd 1irt-
terry Town stappeHln.A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

The intense heat of the past lew days
has materially intcrfcrei with school
duties, and the teachers ard snholGrs Of
the public schools complain greatly about
their suffering from the intense heat, ard
they tell the truth, for somr ot Il Q
rooms are So warm, that they remind ono
OF bake oven. Il has boon prop ,sed to
close the schools IN the aftoruouu, and only
have morning session during tho warm
Np1tIpr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
THE CONTRACI


Gen. Weaver read to an immense
audience ut Dcs Moines the follow.
ing original letter from Clarkson tc
Chairman Wolf, which he showed to
the audience, hundreds Of when
recognized thevell known hand writ
ing of the editor Of the Register:
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN Ma
TIosAL COMMITTEE, No. 242 Fifth
Avenue.
b. +. JONES. Chm.
SAMUEL FEssnNDES, Scc'y.
]. B. CHAFFEE, Chm. FIX. Com
New YORK CRY, Sept. 30, 1884.
DEAR Nh. WoLF:-The bearer, Mr.
Solon Chase, whose services VIC hav.
so much desired in Iowa, goes Il
Des Noincs to put himself undol
your orders.
know he will do us a vast amour
OF good in the whole State, cspec
tally in the Weaver and Weller dis
tricts. His COMPENSATION ha.
been agreed up.n by the Nationa
SOfIiIIilltec dIid Will pS sei1iSd HWY
He will enter into the canvass will
hi, whole heart. and he will help Il
bury Weaver, which the whole na
ZION desires as much us we do il
Iowa. He helped very largely il
gaining the great victory in Maine.
He is to stay in Iowa as long a!
you can use him to advantage
DO not keep him too long for he i
much needed in Michigan and else
where. Hastily, J. s. CLARKsoS.
Hon. w. Z. Wolf, chairman Stat,
committees, Des Moines, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

No land grant OF any kind was
ever made to any corporation until
the republican party came into
power. That partyshas made.them all
Not = grant can b. cited made be-
fore that party came into power. but
was made to the State in which the
public work was to be done leaving
the State to use the land to procure
such service or work for the people
The republican party on the contrar,
has made its grants OF land direct t
favored corporations made up IL
pnrt OF the very congressman wht
voted the grant. The difference il
the difference between IL just All,
proper measure properly enacte,
and public robbery. Can the eii
tor OF the DEBORAH Republican se'
the distinction?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
Here we to write an ooen letter |

Here We to write an open letter TO
Mr. A. X. Bailey, postmaster ut De
corah, it would run about thus. 4
X. Bailey, Sir: UIy do you dctain
important letters mailed TO us, say,
Oct. II, fpostmarked the ,sth) until
they reach us Oh the 22nd Of the
eame month when they should reach
MS the same day they are post
marked? And please tell lis why
papers and posters sent 10 Offices
which 10 reach their destination
pass through your Office, Invariably
fail TO reach their destination until
several days after due? Are thee.
facts part OF the republican program
or only the outeronpines Ct vonl
own self-inspirci y!ilainy. Don't
burn this letter"
Bills and posters for meeting n
Bassett, In Chiekasaw county, Iows
were thrown beneath the counter ~
the seoundrel who holds the post
Office. His name Il George Il. Han
ford. There are more rilscals In ofiir.
than there ought To he, and Their,
Gre still other scoundr.ls than taesf
two who are being closely watched
"Tnrn the raseala eat" Is an alrro'
pirate phrase.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
lNFAMY USSrEAkABLE.

Read the following letters from
Scion Chase to L. II. Weller, both OF
the originals are in Mr. Weller's pos
session and are open to the inspec-
ton of all who desire to examine
them.
CuasE's Mills, July 9Th, 1881.
L. II. WELLER, DEAR SIE:-Iours
received Of June 25th on my return
from the west. You are life sub
scriber to the Enquirer; / will see
that the paper comes to you. Send
ME the two names and addresses
you sent and / will see that it is all
right the $50 you sent me when |
was fighting terrible battle single
handed and alone WILL ALWAYS
BE REMEMBERED. 1t gave me
new life. / think I shall come to
Iowa in September. My wife is now
quite smart. l hope to be able to
spend two weeks in Kansas in Au-
gust. / partly arranged with Gen
Weaver to come to Iowa. Yours.
SoLoS CHASE
CH:sE's MILLS. July. a, 1881.
II. H. WELLER, DEAR SR:-Your
kind letter received. / expect to De
ut Bismarck Grove the 9th Of Au-
gust and stay two weeks in Kansas,
/ think can come to Iowa in Sep
tt.m.cr. / said to Gen. Weaver |
thought I would como. / want my
expenses out and back and SO for
each meeting. 1t will cost you about
SO for each meeting. Yours,
SoLoS CHASE.
Christ had his Judas and the
Greenback party has its Scion Chase
Judas got only thirty pieces of silver
but the monopoly fed republican
party is better fixed and Scion Chase
gets 30 speech and all expenses
| Further comment is unnecessary
| . for a tongue to car.e the slave,
| Whose treason, like deadly blight
Comes DER the councils Of the brave,
| And blasts them in their hour OF night
| May Life unb.essea cup for him
/ lie drugged with treachsies To the brim,-
| WITH hopes, that but ailrre ta ny.
With joys. that Vanish while he stns,
| Like p.aa-sea fruits, that tempt the eye,
| Eut turn to asaes' on the lirs.
| Ills coCntrys curse, bis ehudren's shame,
| oatcast oi virtue, peace, and fame,
| May he, III last, with lips Of fame.
| Tn the panhed d..ert ihirs,ing die
! While lakes that shcne In mockery nigh,
| Are fading OF, untouched, untastca,
! Like the once glorious hopes he Blasted.
| Aud when from earth his spifi, faes,
Just Prophet, le, the damned-o one dvell
! Pub In the sight OF Paradise
| Beho.uing heaven, ana feeling he'll.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
Hon. l.. II. Weller. NJ. c.

". ID. kipp, Il Free Mason Of New
Hampton is soliciting the attentive
ear Of Free Masons over the district
into which he can whisper political
falsehoods. III the gentleman will
whisper into the same ears tie hoen.
pocus by which he with IL small
stock Of goods, absorbed the large,
stock OF a Brother Mason in II few
months-that of josiah i. Mitchell
kipp going ont with means 10 put in
"A full stock, Mitchell dead broke, his
masonic brethren from such whis-
pers may ascertain why Mr. Mitchell
every where proclaimed w. ID. Kip
Q liar aud Il thief.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

In the District Court for Howard county, Iowa.
November term 1884

November term 1854
Howard County for the use Of the school Fund,
plaintir.
F. II. Fulton, Ernst sehlingsorg, ana Emily
scnlngsorg his wife. ct al. Defendants
To the defendants above named:
Yon are hereby notified that there IL now
on file In the Office OF the clerk OF the District
court IN and for the county OF Howard, state
OF Iowa petition or the plaintiff above named,
claiming OF the defendant Ernst Schslnesorg, the
two cents with interest nj ten per cent from
April 18th 1854, and for attorneys iee rs money
due plaintiff On one promissorg note executed
ny f. r. FuIton.to the Auditor Of howard county
Iowa for the use of The School Fund, On OF
about June Sd 1876. Also asking as against
each and all OF defendants the foreclosure oil q
certain school Funi Contract, sAscntei Dy sa q
Auditor TO said Fulton, and Tor which SAID note
was given upon real estate situated In Howard
county, Iowa, and described rs follows: The
southwest quarter OF soutii-easl-ahafleF OF
section sixteen. township w, Range II, West.
Aud further praying that each ard all inter-
ests or liens held or claimed by any and all De-
PENDANTS, In or upon said premises. bc declared
Junior and inferior 10 tbs lien I'll piaintH there
on, unae9 his said mortgage. No mency inaS-
ment claimed except against DEFENDANT ERNST
seAlIngsurg.
defend before noon al The second day OF ihe
next term Of the said court appointed 10 De ale
Ut the court house In SAID county
commencing on the 10th day III November, lssI,
your default Will be entered ana judgment
rendered against you thereon, In accordance
with the prayer OF said petition.
II. 7. REED,
5stt Aitorne! tof fiaiauh.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
lncite these Disgracef,J Scenes.
TIE HOoDLUNS,

THE HOoDLV1N
The rampant rowdyissl rccited in
the above headlines is the outgrowth
OF the republican falsehoods and
calumnies which men, who stand i'm
the pulpits and in public places and
with uptarned faces invoke the bles-
sing OF Almighty God, have peddled
from day to day on our streets;
through the public press OF the re-
publican party; OH the rostrum: and
everywhere. ut the behest Of monop-
oli.ts and other organized robbers,
against Congress Weller. w. II.
Owen. the butter aud egg buyer I'M
der Lyric Hall. says he was called
upon for rotten eggs but refusing
them, they were furnished the ap-
plicants by Vim. Kellow, chairman
Of the Republican county committee.
And it Is asserted by men in the pro-
ccssion on Elm street who were hit
by these offensive missiles, that they
were thrawn from his grocery. And
this Is tie man whom the republi.
| cans OF this district honored wish
the office Of delegate to nominate
James G. Blaine at Chicago, to the
exclusion OF its respectable mem.
bers.
Two fires were started, one De.
tween the two stores of Plat. {
ONalley, the other between the
stores of Christ O'Grady and John
+. Hess, with the evident purpose
OF breaking up the two grand meet.
ings in honor Of our congressman
and his untarnished name ard rec.
ord in congress. Had these fcnds
incarnate, succeeded i'm creating j;
panic in Lyric Hall, it il fearful II
contemplate the injuries and proha
BILE sacrifice Of life that would have
been almost inevitable.
| And all these dire calamities AT,
invoked by the rotten rabble which
leads the republican party in thi
county in the interest OF q part,
which has no mission in America to
day but public plumber.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
WELLER ENDORSED.


IL. II. Weller of this place, well
known TO very many of our readers
announces himself in this issue as al
independent candidate for State
Senator from from this 44th District
composed Of Bremen, Chickasaw and
Howard counties. Mr. Heller is one
Of the saost eTtensire and successful
farmers IN the State. lie is iudus-
rrious and IL hard worker, and could
he be elected. would look we'll after
the interests Of his district. While
according TO our ay OF thinking he
is or the wrong side Of the fence, we
are free to ssy that II the voters o!
the 44th District should elect him to
represent them in the State Senate
he would never be found asleep al
bis post. He is Il man we'll qualified
to work in ana fill any position t.
when the people may elect him."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
Ance movement.

The DEBORAH Republican squirm:
Awfully because some of the demo.
Gratis ask to have the books mt TIL,
treasury department opened. They
were partially opened by commit.
tee OF which Senator Davis OF IVES,
Virginia, some years ago. was Il
member. aud forced balance by
erasures wa found showing Il leak.
age OF sis, OOo, 900, Such things are
sufficient to make almost any guilty
Ecoundccl sauirm,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

The excitement Of presidential
campaign should not prevent a
proper consideration Of our local
ltcrests. When these are subser
we'd it is not the part Of wisdom to
change, at the bchest of party.
Two years ago the office Of clerk
of the courts was filled by the cleo
ton of VIM. Thcophilus who has
discharged the duties of that Office
so admirably rs to receive the hear
ty commentator and approval Of
Judges Granger and Hatch, both
republicans, and both favoring his
reelection as the most fitting thing
to do. The demand for a change
com, entirely from those interest d
either in the salary of the office or
in the success of the party regardless
Of tie public good. During Iii, adj
ministration of the officcit has been
made a prime object in the perfor-
| nance Of its varied duties to so
conduct them as to serve the inter
ests of the tax paying public, with
ont special reference to what is
| most desirable for the personal and
pol.ti al interests Of the
| incumbent. In this spirit and
with this intent, fees due the office,
which through the indulgence of
former clerks had been permitted
to go unpaid, have been collected
and applied to lessen tue taxes nee.
essary to collect from the people
to pay salaries of the county Of
ticials.
Against the rival candidate we
have no word to utter. As man
we respect him. But rs the best
thing to do for the people, we doubt
the propriety of installing him in
the public service in place Of one
who has served the people 20 well
and faithfully, and who has shown
such eminent fitness to correctly
discharge the duties which are inn
posed upon the incumbent of that
office.
| And in the discharge Of the du-
ties of the only office without salary,
an office dependent entirely upon
its fees, we have &. Il. Berg one
OF the best and most accomplished
men fer the duties of Recorder in
the county. The Record books rs
he has kept them are models of
neatness and correctness. which are
points more important to be main
tanned than that the place shall be
given to another of whose qualiti-
cations the people are entirely I'M
acquainted. As man, we have
4 high regard for Mr.. Howe who
is aspiring to the place, but as a
friend to the public service we think
the good of the Office and its work
demands the endorsement of Mr..
Berg by the people.
For supervisor our party presents
the name of Mr.. p. Noonan COM
Ipetent, prosperous and successful
farmer of Chester, with ample quail
itications to the discharge Of every
duty required of him. Without
any complaint to make of the in
cumbent Of the office we think it
proper to make a change, Mr.. Hub.
bard having held the Office for
many years. Every voter should
see to it that the name of Mr.. 7.
Noonan is upon his ticket.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

Scion Chase, In his spec ch at the
rink last night, paid Hon l., II. lIel-
Ter the high tribute OF sending him
twenty-five dollars to aid him in
spreading the truth i'm the cause of
humanity. After the speech he
found himself deserted by those who
should have been his escort to his
hotel. He asked for them and when
told that they We're balldozing the
ncwsboys. he sighed and said tha,
he was afraid that they would soon
all be democrats. lie asked a green
hacker to show him the way tha, he
might safely get out Of town. d.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
Letter SCREAM s! /!
The Republican Victory
in Ohio is Only a
Plurality.

The combined vote which will be
Il unit on presidential electors has a
popular majority Of l,l26.
Blaine abandons the west and re-
turns to New York, detected and
broken down with the certainty OF Il
terrible sunstroke oyertaking him
November /.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

At the Scion Chase meeting He'd
nesday evening, after its close circn-
lars setting out the letters Of Scion
Chase TO Mr.. ITeller, and J. s. Clark
sons letter to MY Dear Holf." were
distributed when Aaron kimnall ant.
l.. i. Smith sought to eIpcl from tie
rink by violence the persons dis
tribnting them. Now who elected
Mr.. kimball and l.. L. Smith censors
or judges of the kind OF literature
the individual memhe - Of the re-
publican party inay read? Are It's
members individually Incapable OF
selecting their own reading matter:
Two years ago these men only
sought tn regulate what yo'l might
eat and drink. An0taef wi: Of tie
party then sought 10 sar what
might H. heard n: Dublir ,ir. NOW
there il fusion betwt en- thos. antag.
/ 0nizinF elements in tn parts. Soon
they will unite in regulate ever,
iset and thought OF the people SO fa,
as Ii eau he done ty law at.1 10y Oh,
pressiye social Determinations.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
.l,Otice to Redeem.
To d. c. West. or other unknown owners
the lands hereinafter described:

To d. c. West. or other uhkhUWH uNnVIs OF
the lands hereinafter described:
Take notice that ut the adjourned public
Tax Sale; begun and publicly held at the office
Of the County Treasurer, In Cresco, Howard
county. Iowa, pursuant 10 law, commencing on
the FIRST Monday OF october lssI, to-wit: on the
tine said sale had been legally adjourned. the
following described real estate was sold by the
Treasurer Of said county for the taxes due
threon for the year 1850. amounting TO the sum
OF sixty cents, ,o-wit Lots l2 aud ID, IN block
No 80 LII the village OF Lime Springs. Iowa, and
that NJ. Il. Doolittle became the purchaser OF
said land at said sale, and that the right OF re-
denlption viii expire and deed for said land
De made To the Undersigned who II nov the
owner and holder In his own right, OF the GER
ttlirate OF sale made thereon by the Treasurer
sale be made within " days from lie complct-
ed service OF this notice.
Dated Oct. 10Th 1884.
% NJ. Is. DooLITrLE. Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

A man who used to be known rs
Rev. A. Il, Cairaurn at Princeton.
Green Lake county, WIS.,, now hail
Ing from Nashua. Was in Cvesco the
23rd. Some pleasant reading about
the way he left Princeton and the
the reason OF his haste would make
nice reading for the Days noings,
Too nasty FOR u family newspaper.
He IL supporting Fuller for congress.
Sois Dick Arthur, Birds Of a feather
rrn Ionu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
One Bottle Instead OF a Dozen.

.Ana it took only one bottle to do
it." said gentleman, speaking ol
parker's Hair Balsam. / had Il run
of fever, and when ! got well OF that
nv hair began to fall out SO fast rs
to alarm me. / really didn't know
what to do, until one day Q irlehd
said. TRY Parkers Hair baisam,
That was some months ago. What
surprised me was the fact that one
bottle was enough. l expected to
use up dozen" Clean. hieniy per
fumed, not oily, not a dye. Restores
original color. oi'f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
Congressional Committ~c-4th Dist

The w. G. I. T., Ii ii is true that
the depredations aud villainics at the
democratic meeting Saturday, the
18th, was the work Of small boys
had better turn their attention t.
them and let kimball and Smith and
Tom Atherton look after the temper.
nnrA rmnvnmonf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
An Only Daughter Cured Of Con
sumption.

When death was hourly expected from con
sulnpiian all remedies having failed, and Dr. II,
James yas experimenting lac asciientais lhaue
a preparation OF Indian Hemp which cured hts
only child and now gises this recipe On receipt
OF Two stamps To pay expenses Hemp also
cures Night Swaafs Nausea OF tile stomach, ana
will break up fresh cold Ia tueniy-fonr hours
Address rRaDpock & Co, ,a32 Race Street.
Philadelphia, Pa, naming thls paper. aas
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
A strong letter Of endorsement
from Judge Williams who was prom
inently mentioned for tie republican
nomination against Mr. Weller.
PusryIILE, March %, 1884.


PosryILLE, March -, 1884.
DEAE SRI received the letter
Of the + Engineer that you sent me.
! esteem it Il great favor to secure L
copy OF the report, 1t gives me
great pleasure TO see that you NJ.
recognized in the House and that
you defend the interest Of your con
stitnents and your opinions with
ont tlinching. Ii the North Iowa
Times knew you rs Well as l know
you they would recognize man not
second in iirmness, industry and Il
determination TO do his duty to any
man who has represented north
eastern Iowa.
do not sympathize with your fl,
nancial opinions rs fully as to enable
me to become Greenbacker, but
the Supreme Court has opened the
way 10 make perpetual the green
back currency, and ii is not TO bt
regretted. Yours truly.
/. IL. WILLIAMS.
Hon. l.. II. Weller NJ. c.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

The American Protection ist n high
tariff pap.r says Capital 10 ust strike
from tie shoulder" Labs ring men
who are working in mines OF at the
forge at75 cents per day, fl T protect.
ed capital are satisfied will the blow
without the strike threaten led.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

Iowa republicans are loudly call
ing for iinaneiai help. Eh ode Island
nad Vermont will be the next to
call II things 20 on thus. Who says
that Blaine las awalk .awas'.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

A note for SIS. dated at Cresco On or aooul
October :, 1854 due In one year thereafter made
by John Costello tO Patrick Gibbons. The pubic
il cautioned gainst negotiating for said note
as payment has been stopped. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23
Why Il, Oh MAJ W''t.
oh, Shame, Where thy Blush. "
A SHAMEFUL CONTRACT.
Paul aud IuInn G.A,. Xnliraalf

Scion Chase, OF Maine, has beer
sent here by the National Republican
committee to aid the republicans
In their efforts TO break the
union Of the opposition forces
in this state. lie expected to speak
simply for the national republican
ticket, and when informed on his
arrival here that he would be used
simply to defeat Weaver and Weller
the old man was deeply affected as
he holds Weaver and Weller in high
estecm.-[ Des M3ines dispatch to
Chicago papers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-23

Send Six cents for postage.
and receive free, costly box
0nH7Es oil goods which will help all,
a or either sex, 10 more money
--righl away than anything
else In this world. Fortunes
await the workers absolutely sure. Al once adj
dress TREE 4 Co. Augusta, Maine. atyl