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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-31
Original .ViOfice.
In the District Court OF Howard County, low;

In the District Court Of Howard County, Iowa.
April Term. A. y. 1854,
James I. Lombard. Plaintiff,
David Patterson ana Jennie NJ. Patterson. De-
PENDANTS.
To Said DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby notin, that there is now
on file In the Office OF the clerk of the District
Court OF Howard county. Iowa. the petition Of
the Ptaintin aforesaid, Claiming OF you the
sum OF forty-eight Dollars. as money Justly
due from YOU, and interest thereon at 10 per
cent. tom the lst day OF March A. u, 1879, for
four notes OF the defendant David Patterson.
for the sum OF twelve dollars each. dated March
5th 1851. also asking decree OF foreclosure OF
the mortgage given by the defendants 10 -
cure the payment OF said notes upon the fol-
lowing described land. situated In the county
OF Howard AID state OF Iowa, to-wit: The
south west quarter Of the north east quarter
and the south EAST quarter ef the north west
quarter, and the north east quarter OF the
southwest quarter and the northwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter OF Sectina sixteen nc,
| township nineiy-rlne 90, North range fourteen
lli>. West OF the 3th T.. M.
Yan are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend before moan or the second
day OF the term OF said District COURT OF How.
ard county. TO be held on the Fourteenth daJ
Of April A. ID. 1884, default Will b. entcres
against you, and lu tgment and decree render
ed thereon.
d. II, ETTIEN,
IS Attorney for Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-31

Hart Lomis OF Duluth was hand
shaking with friends in Cresco on
Monday.
The next German Luthera n servi-
&C, Sunday, February 3rd, by the Rev.
E. Heimann, will be ut the usual place
2:30 p. m.
DR.. Jones and family left Cresco
for Jennings, La, last Monday.
Mrs. Buchanan, mother Ut Mrs. Jones
accompanied them.
The Sacrament OF the Lords Sup
per will be celebrated February 10th
at lO:45 q. m., in the Presbyterian
church, Lime Springs. Preparatory
service 2 p. m. Saturday the 9th.
Parties wanting the National Live
Stock Journal can get it for Sl.65
per annum by applying OF G. d.
Nichols CT the G. +. C. H. which is
very low, the regular price being
$2.15.
The steps at court are mighty
slippery; especially when judges
hav'nt cars which are alike,--a
deaf one for one side in the sontro-
versy, and an attentive one for the
other.
Fred Baumgartner is assisting the
One Price Clothing House OF A.
Zundelowitz. in the Clothing store.
whtr, he would like to meet his
friends wishing to tone up the outer
man little.
Alfred Mintey who came from En-
gland last year with his uncle Wal
ter, and who has been in the en-
ploy OF John +. Hess, during his
stay here, returns to the Old home,
having started on Satuardy last.
A postal card from DR.. Price says
that they reached Jennings. LA.
January 2lst from New Orleans.
Found the PLAIN DEALER awaiting
us ut the p stofIice, which was wei
coined as friend from home" Says
weather like iowa's early October,
i light frost last night" Address now
/ $50 Julia st. New Orleans, La.
! The Cresco dancing club give a
grand Masquerade bali at Lyric Hall
on Thursday evening, February 81,
with music by Ervin's full band.
There are to be masks representing
the notable characters Of the pres
ent century, including Oscar Wilde,
Sitting Bull, Pocahontas. the Dutch
Nobleman, the Yankee Gentleman,
etc etc. Come out and enjoy the
fun.
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The War Of Words About the Fair
WHAT THE DEFENSE SAYS.
EDITOR PLAIN DEALER;

EDITOR PLAIN DEALER;
Once more feel justified in ask
ing the indulgence Of your readers
while / briefly reply to few points
OF the article in your last weeks pa
per over the signature OF John
McHugh. He seem: to feel agrieved
over the personal abuse, slop- buck
ct rhetoric, etc.," in my reply to
Life Member and says that IF the
farmers and others concerned for
the future prosperity OF our society
are prepared to put a premium on
avarice and selhshness l propose
that they shall do it with their eyes
open" Anything personal here?
How sorry am that anything per-
sonal" should have been INDUCED
in any OF these articles, but surely
/ meant nothing personal in my re-
ply to Life Member" for how could
/ when / did not know who the
author was? He says missed him
on crossing the briny ocean," but
makes u long and labored attempt
to construe my remarks into some
thing derogatory to his nation
atty, but he can not make that
work as I have said nothing to war
rant any such conclusion. l only
imagined that the writer, Life
Member" had "traveled, crossed the
briny ocean, done the old world"
etc., but I have too many good
friends among the Irish as well as
several other nationalities, to make
any such reflections as he tries to
make appear, so that bubble Is
bursted." The balance sheet OF his
and my accounts with the agricul-
tural society fer the last three years
looks very well on the face oft, and
is as nearly correct US some other
statements he makes but Is some
what overdrawn. Suppose it is cor
rect, couldn't he well afford to do
nate one salary If he expected to
rake In" from $3.50 to $3.50 yearly
in premiums with no large expense
out. / do not believe that Mr..
McHugh will he able to make the
people generally believe that he is
80 very generous" and "unselfish'
us to donate very much money with
out expecting good returns there
for. As promised that this article
should be short | will pass most oi
the points he makes as being too
fine to warrant any comments, be.
sides Ii / did feel agrieyed his last
article melted ME and | now assure
him that I harbor no evil, and
think that he should look over any
thing aMiss in my article, and
should there be anything objection
able In it charge 1t to my un!rainec
pen as have never even had hal
ter on it, aud when / read what /
wonderful hard tussle he had viii
his high spirited and trained pen, il
order ito bride its vicious inelina
tons" / couldn't help wondering wha
the consequences might have beeu
> had his pen slipped its bit or broker
the bride. And in conclusion
propose to shake with friend Nc
Hugh and all others that are later
ested In our society and I pro mis-
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Notice To the People Of Cresc0
and Vicinity.

The failure In the corn crop makes
a scarcity In stall fed beef, which
makes the prices paid for 1t higher
than 1t has been for many years
past, at this time OF the year and
compels US to make the following
prices that We may live and pay our
expenses: viz: Lard. Is cents per
pound; Salt Pork, Il. per pound
Fresh Pork, 10 cents per pound
Bologna Sausage, l2i cents per
pound; Summer Sausage, 25 cents
per pound; Boiling Meat 8 cents per
pound: Roast Beef, l2i cents per
pound; Beef Steak 15 cents per H.
Hams, ID cents per pound; Bacon,
IA cents per pound.
FRED MARTIN,
Prop. Centennial Market.
ANDREW WENTwoRTH.
Prup City Make t
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Notice to Redeem.

To Mrs. e. Mccraney and Selse Anderson. or
other unknown owners II the lands herein
after described.
Take notice that at the adjourned public
Tax SALE begun and publicly held al the aificc
or the County Treasurer. In rrcseo. Howard
county. Iowa. pursuant To law. commencing on
the ilfst Monday OF october ihsn to-ait: on the
9th day OF December 1880 thereafter. 30 which
time said sale hal been legally adjourned. the
following described real estate Mas sold b. the
Treasurer Ut said county for The taxes due
threon for The year 1873 and Isl. amounting Ia
the sum oil Sc 63. to-wit: Lots SIX ahu seven IN
block 70, and lots OLE and two In block twenty
teven. Lime springs Village. and
that N. Il. nuoltttle, became the purchaser ot
said land al said safe, aud that the right OF 10
demption viii expire and desd for said land
be made to the undersigned: who IL new the
OWNER and holder In his own right. Of the Ger.
tineate OF sale male thereon BY the Treasurer
az said county, unless redemption from said
sale In made within Al days from the comp,st
ed service OF tits notice.
dated Ian. sth lSSt
t5,s N. u, nauLli Ii. GN ncr,
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SCIENTIFIC HANGING.
q View Device fsF the legal Bhu0ln1
On or 1kia Mortal Coll.
fpoui,lar Rri0ufxa Naws

tPOpuiAr science news.
II capital punishment 10 10 be kept
mp, and hanging is to DO tho estab.
hshed method Of infiicting il, the COM
pulsory shutting of OF this mortal coil
should bs made % comfortable as pos
siblo for the unlucky subject thereof;
and it is interesting to note that invent
ors are turning their attention to this,
among the countless other matters on
which they arc exercising their ingc-
nuity. A London journal gives the
following from reporter WHO was I'M
terviewed" by mechanic with now
device for strangling people:
On near examination it was found
that the rope was the ordinary half-inch
white hemp, passed double through .
brass clamp, forming loop, which
could be adjusted to the exact thickness
Of the neck OF tho criminal. Immedi-
ately before the clamp, was fitted .
brass crescent, measuring nino inches
from tip to tip, and projecting three
inches from tho rope. This brass cres-
cent is adjusted 80 as to lie on the Shout
der Of the condemned, while the double
rope is Topped on one side 30 as to al
low q drop Of from Two to four feet
The principle Of the invention is,
that, the moment the criminal 10
swung off, the crescent presses
against the side Of the head, while
the ropes pull the neck sharply in
the opposite direction, swapping the
spinal column like stick Of sealing
wax, and occasioning instant death. 1t
cannot fail" said it's inventor, IS lie Low.
ingly fitted the hempen loop round the
neck of one who was present ct the in
terview, and screwed the clamp tight ct
the right distance. 1T will hang you
sideways, back, or front, just as you
like. Il cannot fail. just drop off this
table, and it will be quite sufficient.
No need Of long drop, no pulling
mems heads of their shoulders. Every
thing painless; the very invention that
10 wanted. The leverage gained by the
three-inch projection Of the brass cres-
cent will snap any ones neck" But
might not the rope snap?' he was
asked. NO, because its double.
Marwood used fve-eight inch
rope for a long drop; . half-inch
double for = long drop will be more
than is necessary. Jack Ketch always
used the half-inch. The thinner the
rope the surer the job. You can hang
cot with whip-cord, but not with .
half-inch rope" "How did you try
your experiments ?" by making lay
figures Of various weights, fixing .
block OF wood as head on stout
pole. surrounded by wire springs to
represent the vertebrR Of the neck.
have tried it with many weights, and
many lengths of drop. and never found
it to miss. In the cause Of humanity
and civilization / appeal to you to
secure the adoption Of this humane in.
vNntion."
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tobaetRsed Ism lsa sssek.)
How Wdtch Cases are Made.

In buying silver watch case great care
should be taken TO secure one that is solid
silver throughout The cap of most cheap
silver cases Is made Of composition known
- albata, which Is very poor substitute
for silver, - it turns black in short time.
The backs of such cases are made much
thinner than those of an all silver case,
being robbed in order to make the cap
thicker and get in as much As possible Of
the cheap metal. Another important point
in asilver case is the joints or hinges, which
should be made Of gold. Those of most
cheap cases are made of silver, which u
not q suitable metal for that purpose. In
. brief period it warps, bends and spreads
spsrt, allowing the backs to become loose
upon the case and admitting the dust and
dirt that accumulate in the pocket. The
Keystone SilverWatch Cases are only made
With silver caps and gold joints.
sr Loun, No., Feb II, isoR
yazied xpaFisnoe in handling watchss
ysssnnoe bat md sise eor tsssincny thai
- g oSsc cei Hs, 49, - 81 ~ ass 80 -
main hsmogsns0ua ker4~ and aifsv than they would
b weso thaV heated for eoldeFinG. and have more
rs1ing power against pssscnFe than any Other c.sss
- ~ naSks1 4ERAoD JAccABD JxW1LAy Co
EA ss.e ssa.p = Ksyyssss wash c. Ts<sss rAiis
1sep -, han1ssae l1stssesl f&DpAss shev1n0 Asv
S00S@'a - Eeysas.s Ws1sA Csss ~ .sAs
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Day, my holiday, ii thou ill-,isest
Ne, who ann only hppa-old years sorrow.
Cost OF last night, will come again to-naor.
Whereas. IL thou prove gentle, will bor
saa,cisnt strength Of thss for New Years
MIR. A. Nichols suffered frcm Ca
tarrh for years. He purchased a
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm OF us.
He is now almost cured, and says
you cannot recommend 1t too highly.
EvERs Bros, Druggists, Indepcn-
dence, Iowa.
When / began using Ely's Cream
Balm my catarrh was SD bad l had
headache the whole time and dis
charged large amount OF filthy
matter. That has almost entirely
disappeared and / have not had
headache since. j. Il. SUMMERS,
Stepney, Conn. l7t2
A remedy for rheumatism. which
| lifts one from condition 81 helpless
ness and makes life worth living, is
described by Mr.. d. l.. Southland, q
prominent citizen OF Greencastle
Ind. He says For six weeks
grew worse under an attack OF Rheu-
matism, though had good medical
treatment. Could not move without
great pain, and had to BIO helped
Bishop Bowman brought me a bot.
tie Of ATHLoPHoRos. Began taking
1t in the morning. That night
slept free from pain. The mex
morning felt like we'll man.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Services every
sunday at 11O0 A. n and ZOO r. u. Sunday
"wednesday evening.
REV. A. 8. MCCONNELL, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.--Servicese every
Sunday at 1890 A. II. and 100 P. M. Sunday
School after morning service. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
REV. q. w. BAILoU, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Services every sunday at
100 A. NJ and zoo p. n. Sunday School after
morning service. Prayer meeting every We'd
Hesday evening. REV. A. H. CARMAN. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Services every sunday at
HOO A. ". and 300 r. n. Sunday School every
Sunday NJ loo n.
REV. NJ. A. MCCARTHY, Pastor.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services every
sunday at 100 A. n. ana 700 r. n. Sunday
School after morning service.
REV. Z. s. PERCIvAL., Rector.
LINE SPRINGS.
PREsByTERrtN Church services sunday al
10:45 O. m, and I p. n. Sunday School after
morning service.
REV. WATSON RUSSELL, Pastor.
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A Patent Rnaan.

The New York Morning Journal
notices new paper shirt-bosom, which
consists OF six layers, the top one to be
torn of when soiled. With good care
one Of these pads will last six weeks.
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to do all I can to make the fair Of
1884, perfect success 20 that oil
premiums may be paid in full with
enough to pay the officers and some
left to jingle In the treasury. All Of
which, with favorable weather, ex-
pect to see coHsEmmated.
Very truly yours,
G. +. WEBSTER.
EDITOR PLAIN DEALER:
In your issue OF the 10th inst /
gee an article from Life Member"
severely censuring the officers OF
our agricultural society for drawing
their salaries, when there was not
money enough to pay the premiums.
I do not know who Life Member"
is, but this one thing we all know,
that when man has Just grievances
and makes them public from honest
motives he Is not ashamed nor
afraid to sign his real name. There
is a striking contrast between this
letter and the manly, open letter OF
complaint last year by b. Heading
ton, probably, fairly showing the
difference in character OF the two
men. / thank Life Member" for
mentioning me as one OF the Every
generous officers Of last year (1SS2)
and will say that when | accepted u
collection l distinctly stated that l
should not second time donate my
salary. And allow me to inform
Life Member" that our then acting
secretary, Hon. John McHugh, re-
fused the use OF his name for Sec
ond term, giving as a reason that IL
required several weeks OF time,
which to him was worth several
times the amount OF the salary,
therefore he could not afford it. We
all know that he was an active and
energetic secretary, and has that
Keen and genuine interest in the
success Of our agricultural society"
(Which we all adnlire) yet he was
not willing to continue in that sec.
rotary and donation business. II
such men refuse then, in view OF
the fact that those Every generous"
officers OF 1882 declared their un-
Willingness to again accept the Of
fees with the same emoluments, I
would ask Life Member" where he
can hope to find any one willing to
do so. il he can find them let him
come with them to the next annual
meeting and make himself and them
known and other life members will
be glad to honor them with all the
Offices in the gift of the society. I
venture the assertion that Life
Member" was not at the last annual
election or he would not have
charged the officers with re-electing
themselves. And further, 1 would
suggest to Life Member" that il
our secretary OF 1882 was very
generous" in donating his salary,
las he surely was) then our present
secretary is also very generous, in
as-much as he has, in purchase OF
land, raising subscriptions aud MAX
ing track, etc performed double the
usual work devolving on secretary,
and he has been satisfied with the
usual salary. He also then has do
mated considerable, as well as did
the officers OF 1882. With the facts
before them let the people Judge
whether Life Member" wrote from
honest desire TO aid tho agricultural
society or from Il personal desire to
iniure one or more OF the present
officers. Respectfully,
S. A. CONVERSE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-31

+. II. H.: The world has no pre-.
vision Of its heroes. Nature gives no
warning whom . great man is born.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-31

Hop Plasters IRE clean, sweet and
pleasant to use. Fresh Hops com.
bined with Balsams and Gums
More powerful than any other por.
GUS plasters. % cts. ID
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-31

Two hundred and sixty million acres
OF public lands have been given away
to corporations within score Of years
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II you are SICK HOP DUCTS Will
Snrely aid Nature in making you
veil when all else fails.
ISyou arc costivo or dyspeptic or
suffering from any Of the numer-
Gus diseases of the stomach or bow
>ls, it is your own fault il you re-
nain III, forHop Bitters isa sover-
sign remedy in all such complaints.
Il you arc wasting away with
any form Of Kidney disease, stop
tempting Death this moment, and
turn for . cure to hop Bitters.
nyou are sick with that terrible
sickness Nervousness, you will find
"Balm in Glead in the use Of
mop Bitters.
= II you are . frequenter, or =
resident Of . miasmatic district,
barricade your system against tho
scourge Of ell countrics-malarial,
epidemic, bilious and intermittent
isve,-by tho use Of hop Bitters.
II you have rough, pimply, or
sAllow skin, bad breath, pains and
aches, and feel miserable gener-
ally, hop Bitters will give you .
fair skin, rich blood, the sweetest
breath, health and comfort.
In short they cure all Diseases
Of tho Stomach, Bowels, Blood,
Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's
Disease. $500 will be paid for
= case they will not cure or help.
Tu Hop Bitters to-day. tiw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-31

MCKAY, AN ARTIST OF MANY
Nl years experience Is getting
out some Of the finest photographs
ever made In this part OF the state.
Call and see samples Of his work 1t
Bertrund's gallery.
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CHYLE-CApOUCH.-Ar protovtn, New Ore
EhrcnOergerZ. Mr.. Charles Chyle and Miss
Barbara Capouch, all OF Howard Co. Iowa.
CnYhE-yALNODA.-At Prutoyln. New ore.
gon township, Jany c3rd 1884, by Rev, Father
Ehrenbe rgelz. Mr. Matthias chyle and Miss
Josepha ValNoda, all OF Howard CO. Iowa.
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DEMEMBER THAT BERTRAND
IN has the finest and largest stock
Of Albums and velvet Frames FOR
Holiday presents In the city. Call
and see them.
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GPECIAL FRICES.--THE FA-
- nous One Price Dry Goods
House OF A. Zundelowitz will sell
until March lst all winter goods at
greatly reduced prices to make room
for their spring stock. Call in and
examine stock and prices before
buying elsewhere. Remember the
place, two doors south OF kimball &
Farnsworth's bank.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-31

Langs Live Seeds, The Cheapest,
the Freshest, the Pnrest. They nev.
er fail to grow and give a liberal
crop. 300 Flower Seeds, 800 vege-
table Seeds, 65 Field Seeds 10000
Catalogues to give away. send for
one. Local Agents Wanted every.
where. 6tl7.
Fred N. Lang. BarabOo. Wis.
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G. l.. Dents has q stock farm OF $40
acres which he wishes to rent with
the stock on easy terms. Farm ~
miles from Cresco. Also a farm of
100 acres with good pastures. House
new. Is by 20 Address G. L. BeDts
Cresco Iowa. 15.3t
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The French have spent about IS, 900. I.
600 fighting the ex-Taiping rebels and
the pirates Of Tonquin.
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1n%.-A. ZUNDELOWITZ, THE
~ Popular One Price Clothier,
will give all cash purchasers for the
next 30 days a discount Of ten (1O)
per cent from their already reduced
prices OH mems youths boys and
children's clothing. underwear.
gloves, nittens, etc. Our goods are
all marked in plain figures. Re-
member, this 1917 is not from our
last falls prices but the already re-
duced prices. This is the only
strictly One Price Clothing House
in the city. Call and get a bargain.
A ZryDErOwfTz
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-31

GRATING ut the Cresco Rink eve
- afternoon and evening. Music
by the Cresco Cornet Band Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings. Ad-
mission 10 cents Saturday evenings
lott N. B. WHEELER.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

4 II persons owing the undersigned
n are hereby requested to pay by
Feb. 10Th, rs after that time oil nc
counts not paid will be In the hands
OF lawyer for collection.
CD. WEBER.
HARMS TO RENT. TERMS Rea-
sonuble. G, *. BERG.
nAIRY FARM TO RENT OF $50
- acres four miles south OF Cres-
20, we'll stocked and 80 COWS. Par.
ties must thoroughly understand
dairy business. Good reference re.
CURED. ]. I. DoNAHuaH,
l5t3 Cresco, Iowa.
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@0 Kn WILL BUY A NO.
eWSsOO Gulf boot at 4. Zun-
delowitz, the One Price Clothier.
NOR ALBUMS AND FRAMES 0O
to Bertrand's.
CTANDARD CALICOS AT 5 CTS
~ per yard; Standard Shectings
ut 81 to Il cts per yard at 4. Zun.
delowitz.