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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
Original Notice.

In the District Court for Howard county, Iowa
April Term 1884.
c. W. Biece plain,in,
vs..
Dennison Brown and wife, II. W. Babcock and
wife. sherman Brown and wife, G. II. Dicher.
man. Strother G0nalin, W. 4 J FiemmiIg
81. PAU Harvester Works, Caward Bros. 60
j. J. .leMmer and w. Sirofhrr defendants.
10 the defendants above named:
You are hereby notified that on or befor.
April LIST, 1854, there Will BE- ole In the Office
~ The CLERK OF the Di.trct court I'm and for TIT
county OF Howard, state Of Iowa, q petition 81
plaintiff above named. claiming OF you the sum
OF $3.50 % end interest at 10 per cent. from
April 18Th. 1884 and $4,000 attorney fees on your
pfomissory notes for taxes paid, also asking TO-
the foreclosure OF q certain trust deed given It
secure said debt On the nwA, ~. 9s, ~. west ol
9Th r. NJ. and for decree OF the court reaulr
Ing all persons having ieins on the said proper
~ 10 redeem from The foreclosure within on
year from date OF Judgment and to be forever
barred thereafter.
No personal Judgment claimed EXCEPT agatns
Denis0a Brown.
And that Unless you appear thereto
| and defend before noon of the second day OF thu
aext term of the said court appointed TO be held
/ al the court house In said county, eommencink
on the 18th day OF ApIil, 1854, your default vii
| TIC entered and Judgment rendered againal
you thereon, IN accordance with the prayer o.
| aid petition.
MCCARTHY & Mccoo1,
IL Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
Call FOR the National Grecnback
Convention.

The National convention o! the
National Greenback labor party. 10
to nominate candidates for prcsi-
dent and vice president Of the Unit
ed States to be voted for ut the COM
Ing presidential election. will be
held at the city OF Indianapolis, Ind,
on Wednesday, the 2sih of May,
1884. Each state Is entitled to
four delegates and four
Gltcrnates ut large: each congress
sional district to two delegates ard
two altcrnates; each territory to two
delegates and two altcrnates; and
the district OF Columbia to two dele
gates and two alternates. There
fore, all who are in accord with the
views set forth In the platform Of
said party in 1880, are respectfully
requested 20 meet in convention In
their several states, territories and
districts on or before May l, 1884,
and select delegates and alternntes
to said convention.
(Signedl JESSIE HARPER, chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
sssse saaqss s-aa7s
Original Notice,
In the ni.trict Court OF Howard county, Iowa
ARR! term ieNt
Thomas NcCooG, flasnun,

In the nistrict Court OF Howard county, Iowa,
Arril term leNi
Thomas NcCooG, flasnuu,
W. n, Miner, Hattie Miner, Van Camp hush,
James { Fellows and wife. Mary Jane Wyhe
and husband, u. clMeHgulrc, K. 4. q. Kerr aud
wifc, A. NJ. Hush and II. II. Buck defendants.
To the defendants above nalneds
You are hereby notified that on or before
Arm lss iSSl there viii he on fi,e In the ONCE
og the clerk of the district eourt, Ia aud TOR the
couaty Of Howard. state OF Iowa .pctition OF
the plaintiff above named. claiming Of yo0 the
sum or Sssa,eS and interest AZ 10 per cent. from
April IL 1874, ALEC $500 as attorney ices on your
rroaisory note, also asking the foreclosure o. q
mortgage given 10 secure SAME on the folowiag
Described rial estate to~wit: commencing "
rods OF the nv, corner OF the sw h. scction
81, running ~ rods, SO rods, " ~ rods, u !
rais u place Of beginning anu commencing y
rods VI the NV corner. swA. section NO. W
running IS rods z. 8 rods q, II rode ". on al
angie To place of beginning. all In township NO
ninety mine, gssl north OF range No. fourteen
1 (is9 west az the oth z. N. No personal Judy
ment claimed except against W. ID. and hatu
And that unless you appear thereto AM
defend before noon 0f The second day OF TN
next term OF the said court appointed 10 oc nes
at the court house In said count
commencing on the lSth day OF April. lss1
YOUR default viii be entered and Judglnen
rendered against YOU thereon, In aceordanc
With the prayer Of said petition.
McCAkrRy 4 McCook.
i ia Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
NAMING OCEAN STEAMERS.
Slow 20 Know the Line 10 which .
steamer Belongs.

New York Tribune.)
The custom Of naming steamships
has many curious features. Some COM
pnnics select tho names Of cities, others
American statca. and others begin the
name with certain letter or syllable.
Vessels have been renamed to conform
to \ rule. IL ID seldom, however. that 4
lost vessel 10 succeeded by the same
name, tho caso OF the Royal Netherland
line, which lost the steamship Edam luy
q collision with another vessel Mt sea,
and built another Ednm TO take Lcr
place, being an exception.
The Guion limo names its vessels
after the states and territories OF the
northwest; ~ tho Wisconsin, Nevada.
Arizona. Alaska md Oregon. Tho
White Star line selects names for its
vessels ending III tic" rs tho Baltic,
Adriatic, Germanic. Celtic and Britain.
mic. The Cunard line chooses names
ending in ia" rs tho Gallia, Servia,
Pavonia. Bothnia and Scythia. The
National line began naming its vessels
after American states. but afterward
adopted tho name Of countries. The
present Holland was formerly tho
Louisiana: tho Canada Ito Pennsvl-
vania, and tho Greece tito Virginia.
The lnman line names its vessels q tor
cities; NJ the City OF Chicago, City Of
Berlin and City Of Richmond. The
State limo adheres to tho names OF
American states for its vessels; 10 the
State Of Pennsylvania, state Of Ne
braska, and State Of Florida.
The New York and bordeaux limo
namc, its vessels after we'll known wine
chateaus. and the wines furnished on
board are bottled ut the chateau after
which tile ship Is named. The two yes
sells now running are the Chateau Loo
vile and Chateau Latte. The Ham,
burg American limo has large feet OF
YES sells, tnree Of which--the Lossing,
Geilert and Wieland-were bought
from the Eagle line, and bear the name
of German poets. The North German
Lloyd has vast dest Of steamers.
Some Of them arc named after rivers;
few, like the Gen. Werder. after
prominent persons; others after old
estates and leading cities. The Bremen
and Hull vessels are named after birds.
OF the American lines, the Alex.
andres Mexican and Havana steamers
are named after cities, as the City OF
Pucbla, City Of Alexandria, City Of
Washington, and the City Of Merida.
The Savannah line selects Indian
names. The United States & Brazil
line selects names ending with .ance."
IS Finance, Advance, and Reliance.
OF the outside British lines the Glen
line names its steamers beginning with
@Glen;" tho Japan line. ending with
Shire the Bee line, beginning with
"Ben;" the Hall limo, ending with
Hail." the Calcutta line, after the
stars: the Colonial limo. ending with
Castles" the Clan line, after the clans;
the Red Cross line, ending with "ene;"
the Baltimore line. ending with more"
and tho Strath line beginning with
"Strath."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
0Oorse Alfre1 Tow1senA.
tChicago NeWx

This gentleman. who writes over the
nom de plume Of Gath" was born nj
Georgetown. Del. in lsAl. and grad.
uated ut the Philadelphia high school
in 1850. He became news editor OF
The Philadelphia Inquirer, aud subse.
quently city editor Of The Press. In
1854 he became war correspondent for
The New York Herald, in which he re-
ported tho PENN MIA campaign. lie
went to Europe and wrote for some OF
the London periodicals. Returning to
the United States early in 1865, he he
came war correspondent for The New
York World. writing over his OWL
signature. until the close Of the war.
In 1866 he went to Europe, reporting
the Austro. Prussian war aud the Paris
exposition. He returned to th.s coantry
and reported the impeachment tria. OF
Jehnsoa for several papers. He has
written volume OF poems and nosal.
For the last few years no has cor
responded for several papers, princi-
naIly The Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
Let the House defeat il.

The bank bin Of Senator McPhcr-
son OF New Jersey is bill to pay the
banks the face OF their bonds In
national bank money for the redenp-
ton Of which the United states be-
comes responsible, and in the mean
time pays the banks interest on the
original debt OF the United States for
which these bonds have been ex-
changed. Shonld this infamous bill
pass the House and become Il law all
that the banks need do to add ten
per cent to their bank notes, an ag-
gregate OF at least s35 100000 Is to
address as follows:
"John J.Knox, Controller currency,
Washington, d c. Please send US
4S5.OOO.OOO OF national bank note
money, free,
fouls Truly" &c.
The bonds are alrca ly on deposit
the government has paid the banks
90 per cent OF their face aud now
proposes to pay them the remaining
ten per cent. II such u bill is to pass
the House. 1t should add an amend
ment for the cancellation OF the bonds
instead OF allowing them to remain
and draw interest in the sum OF SD
100000 annually, after the govern
ment has paid them in full, 1t alone
being responsible for the Redemption
OF the bills issued to the banks. Re.
tanning the bonds and paying inter.
est on them to the banks, certainly
cannot increase the ability OF tho
government to redeem its pledge FOL
bank note redemption, but to the ex
tent that its means are wasted in pay
ment OF interest on q paid up bond i:
its ability to Iedeemlits promise Grip
pied. II the country needs $50 1000 OOt
more currency, and it undoubtedl,
does need more than ten times tina
amount the government should issu,
It In full legal tender money as tn,
law and the constitution authorizes
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.
what Fate Did for = Iouns Man II
IN late lllgencc once.


W nat u 0VC DlO ZOE u Ou0& IN IL
IN late lligencc once.
detroit Free Press.l
A young lady went into an in.
telligence offipe the other day, and, as
there was no girl in at the time, sat
down to wait for one. She is JefIar-
son avenue belle and leads the gay pro-
cession in society circles; she is also a
good daughter and model houso:.eeper
taking oil the care of large establish
meat OFT her mothers agsing shoulders.
As sic sat and waited in the inteili-
genco Office U gentleman whom she
knew came in to get girl: she had
met him at social reception few
nights previous, he in full evening
dress, she in q costume Of pink silk and
Spanish lace, With roses in her hair.
He had whispered sweet words Of adj.
miratinn to her, and she had blushed
beneath his too ardent gaze It was
only rehearsal of that foolish old
play, Loves Young Dream" but il
had left pleasant memories with both.
She could not help showing she was
glad to meet him again, and half rose.
But he passed her to speak to the
woman ct the desk, who supplied
''help' to domestic Macedonia
My brothers family is in need Of
girl, Mrs. -. Can you send one up
there to-day?"
NO, sur" said the woman stolidly,
"tha' ant one in now"
why won't this one dog asked the
gentleman CURLY, turning upon the
young lady, who in her plain walking
dress and veilel tnrbau sat trembling
with apprehension.
LA, now, she amt no girl, said the
mistress OF the intelligence, but the
customer paid no attention to her.
SEQ here, Miss or Mrs. what's your
name" he asked abruptly, "csn you dc
general homework, wash, iron and
cook? II you can and are worth your
salt, you can get place dye hear?'
The girl shrunk hastily from his ex.
tended hand, and he asked:
Are vou German or Swede? Be
cause il you can't speak English, we
don't want You. What's the matter
with you? Amt deaf and dumb, are
Your
by this time the indignant girl had
collected her wits, and, rising from hel
chair, she walked out, leaving him star
ing after her.
ashr viii mses and she will miss him,
There will De one vacant stare"
But he will never know what fate dix
Tor him in the Intelligence office.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

The fiimsy web OF falschood In re-
gard to town matters, payment ol
bonds, etc, woven by the Times
will be torn into shreds with such q
statement OF facts from official sour
ces as will demonstrate the false
hood and insincerity OF Its state
ments. The almost constant illness
or the editor for the past week has
prevented the necessary work Of
preparation for this issue.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
KICKS OF MEMORY.

Every Other Saturday.
How b II, growing old, that what we've been
In earliest days should cling - memory
yet,
When all the interval Of life between,
Compared to that, seems easy TO forgsti
How life, in which we've fought and tagged
and striven
Looked back upon, should be but empty
noise,
While far between Il, like the hills Of Heaven,
Stand out tho days when We were girls and
buysl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

Senator Logan found m orderly
who carried a dispatch to Fitz John
Porter from Gen. Pope. Important
dispatches directing movements Of
an army are entrusted to officers Of
the Generals staff. An orderly's
business is to groom the Generals
horse and other light chsres. II
Gen. Pope desired to borrow a Jug
OF whisky from Gen. Porter an or
derby and not a member OF the staff
would be the bearer OF the message.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

The State Register, the great mo-
nopoly organ OF Iowa editorially de-
nounccs cheap lumber and salt, and
opposes putting them on the free
list. We presume our little republi-
can organs like the Postville Re-
view and the Charles City Intelli-
gencer now that the political boss Of
the party in Iowa has spoken, will
fall into line, or at least cease de-
manding these benefits for the PEG.
Ole.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
The Great American Chorus.

Sneezing, snufiling, and coughing!
This il the music all over the land
just now. And will be until June.
i've got such an awful cold in my
head" Cure 1t with Ely's Cream
Balm or it may end in the toughest
form OF Catarrh. Maybe you have
catarrh now. Nothing is more nau.
seons and dreadful. This remedy
masters Ii az no other ever did. Not
q snuff nor a liquid. Applied by the
finger to the Sostrils. Pleasant GER
tain, radical. 23t2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
PROF. Swing

To have all the gatcs Of the sense
suddenly closed, to hear no longer the
call Of friend, to DO oblivious to the
city S street and to day and night, to cease
10 be man and to become pale mar
bic form in coffin, this is the amazing
spectacle Of our world. The seven
wonders are as nothing compared with
this one marvel. II dwarfs all else.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
lntcs esttng lnciAouts OF Tom Hoods
LITE.
indianapolis Sentinel

xntGs eSttnG 1ncJAoneo OF Tom AO0da
LITE.
indianapolis sentinel1
In : recently published diary OF
joaquin Miller, he tells some interest
ing incidents of his life in London.
Among others whom he met was Tom
Hood, son Of tho great Tom Hood, au-
thor OF The Bridge OF Signs Artemus
Ward, our great American humorist,
drew his last breath in England. and as
he lay dying in Hoods arms at South
ampton, he whispered to him, don't
tell my mother, Tom. Don't let them
write to her. Keep it from her for o
year or two, and then she will not know
il till she sees me on the other side.
She is very old" These were Ward 8
last words, SAYS Mr.. Miller. The first
evening that the latter spent with
Hood. lie brought out . great basket
and emptied it on the table. This was
his fathers scrap basket and contained
all the papers, manuscripts and draw
ings that his son had collected and kept.
OF course Miller was very anxious to
see the original manuscript Of TIN
Bridge of aighs," bat there was not
ono line OF it preserved. They found .
few lines, however, that were probably
meant for this famous poem--perhaps
they are the very irst that the great
and good poet conceived when the poem
was taking shape in his head and heart.
Here they are:
Cover her, cover her,
Throw the sod over her,
Hide hor from God.
And then after these, and further
down the sheet is q comic picture. Then
still further down this:
.Hello! who comes the-ei"
Perhaps, says Miller, il was . man
with dun and Hood knew his step.
Curious pictures and drawings were
found by Hood's son and Miller, rs
they looked through the waste basket
of the great poet. These were oil
patched up and fastened together here
and there with waters. The elder Hood,
during the last few years Of his life,
could not sleep for pain, and so sat up
aud made pictures for himself and
sister. In the morning these things
were pinned and pasted all about the
wall. While Mr.. Miller was In London
this only son Of Hood died. He had
been very kind to him, and Mr.. Miller
concludes his recollections rs follows:
Tom Hood was q toiler for his bread,
o hard worker. He needed rest, and l
know he has il. He WAS poor, not des-
titute; but, like myself, he belonged to
the great maiority-was born poor,
lived poor, and died poor.
Something is surely wrong. A man
may edit o journal. or write thing
that makes million people happy, and
yet be left to 60 hungry; while q man
may fight battle that makes thousand
people miserable, and for that get
wealth AMI honors without end
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

Christian Intelhgenosr: Those who
cannot find blessing when walking in
the good old ways OF industry aud
cheerful charity. will not be npborne
by angels when they fling themselves
into tho black depths Of chance.
Mr.. Peter Malien, a. w Twenty.
fourth street, New York, says tina,
he suffered six years with rhenma.
tism and found no relief until st
Jacobs Oil, the soverei On remedy
was applied, which cured him com
pieteIy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

Tennyson's son Lior u has written
An alleged poem.
will be alf brought into cultivation in
the course Of the next century or two.
and all the nations will have steam,
slsstricity. aud q whole patent Office Of
labor saving machines. Then tho bal
ance viii lem towards tue people that
can put into the soil tho best aud tho
most fsrtilixing Ingredients.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

To wHoA n MAT CoNcRRN:
You and each Of you are hereby nofined V
appear "a the court honse In Crcsco. Howard
county. iowa, on the 18th day OF september, A
d. 1854. at o'clock, p m. 10 attend the probate
OF an instrument supporting TO be the last VII
Howard county, Iowa, deceased, AZ which time
and place you viii appear and show cause, Y
any. why said VIII should not be admitted u
probate.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name ami afllxed the seal OF saif
once, this 18th day OF March 1854.
Nm. TnkofHiLCE.
eta Clerk nf Circuit Court.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
lSeieniific Journal. ]

A profound political economist con-
nectei with the University Of Berlin
tells his classes that the nation which
will finally take the lead in the world
will he the one which will annually
raise the largest amount Of the best
fertilizers. Tue virgin soils OF America,
Africa aud the great islands # the san
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

b. s. P. in Indianapolis Review: A
paper that has no opinions aud no prin-
oiplss soon degenerates into mere 70.
taller Of small gossip, and presently
finds its support from the bSser element
Of tho community. and departs itself AZ.
oordingly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

: The Fitz John Porter bill passed
the senate by q vote Of &c 10 % and
awaits the signature Of the presi-
dent. Logan's newly discovered or
derby testimony from Maine failed
TO materinlize.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
The Power Of the kchool0aster.
lTAs Current

Let us make U(Ah the most educated
spot in this republic" counsels Joaquin
Miller; make Salt Lake City very
Boston," by doing this he thinks the
Mormon OWL could be removed without
bloodshed. The suggestion is rooted
in wisdom. Great ia tho power of the
schoolnsster, though his purse be
slendcrl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
free TO EVERY0NE!

Ny beautiful illustrated circular u PURE
HRkD P0lIrkY. LIST nrise Gu every variety
wherever shown. Isl s,ise birds In every pm,
Low prices and fair dealing. Send now while
you are thinking OF II. Address, j. 4, MACON
hER, BOX 2sl, ST. Charles, Ninn. 2ati
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

Brooklyn Eagle: If ever l marry ]
shant seek for mind minds too cold.
Ill choose an emotional woman.
Don't do it." eagerly exclaimed his
bald headed friend, don't do 1t. i'm.
plore you. My wifes III emotional
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
MARRIAGE GUIDE

100 Pages illustrated 10 cloth snd gilt bindtns
meg or Isostasse. same peIsF covers DC. This DO
contAtns all 10. sAroua a0utstfni inauissivs we
ioxn.s large editions i00O1aeh. sold svefv few RIA
Health Beauty Happiness. .re promote - By ". 90
rsoc-Nho marry, who not Why, Medical all. whei
r~c.ss-ry hrsugit horne 20 yau. Sent ss4ied by IL
WH1TlE3~ k1 Louis. No.. Tia -rest slaeislist-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

J. A. Macon: A shotgun kin out.
vote good.size' oomp'ny O. water.
million hunters.
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POWELL & son,
BLACK SMITHS,


Would remind their friends. patrons and the
public that they are prepared - servo them well
In every department Of their trade and st - res
sonAble pr1Oea a the ttmes demand. Come and
oee an, and Be convinced 4Qu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
C0MPl BITE NONE e. As !. !. :, s ....,''

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Go@d Ray for Age11A~ $50 - 1ooo pes
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20
! a...! M.s.,,!!l,

OF THE ANCIENT EASTERN WORLD, BY
Rawlinson. Three large volumes, over 100 Fine
Illustrations. Price reduced from SIS to $500.
Not sold by dealers Books sent for examination
before payment, on evidcnc of good faith.
specimen pages and large catalogue free. John
>. ALDEN: Publisher, IL Vesey st. N. X. r.
q. Box, l227. 22tA
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SHARP
PAINS

Is cents " i've for u ~
Mailed on rccclpe VI
price lfsp lsslstsrC Co.
l'rctSietcss and Manu-
facsaIr~r~, nostan. Moss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-20

In the District court Of the State of Iowa, In
and for the County OF Howard, April Term,
A. u. 1854.