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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

Wav. April 1854 bales cotton. 81 oars lnmh r,
car wood ears cotton seed meal, l,lAI hhls
vegetables, Ssl2 hnts rasln, l,i3a hoXes ORANGES,
20 hhl- spirit tnrpen Iue, bids oranges l,i5a
hoNes Veaetabla s. 9 halrs hide-. aud mAse.
Per Central Railroad, ApFil la--l5 cars pig
iron, /, cars lumber, ears coal. car hriCk,
a. corn, I car hay 70 bill Il MT, bids
gri-t, 100 hbl- r0sin, 81 hhls spirus turpeUtine,
40 bids whisky, III bhls " hi ", uerees
hams, 90 ptows, IS pkgs plow handles, l1S
plow beams, pkgs pillow points, Az single
trees, buggies. sets wheels 5 ar shafts, 10
his glue, oll h1Ne-, bales hides, 10 boxes
ink 56 III rs furniture, I tes spikes ~ pkgs
heather - 3 i kegs. 10 i0-4a Kegs, q horse
psg hung~, case shoes, boxes tobacco, 30
cadde- tobacco, case cigar, bales rlalds,
09 pkFs mdse, larases RkB, sewing machine,
I'd bales domestics. eases mats, 10 sacks Err
lilz rs, ~ bales paper stock, steam cylinder,
8 Kegs cider,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

Per steamer Mary Morgan. from Fernan-
dina-W P.trs m, retram, u Darling
anu wife Miss taTstOw, + Is Jones, Richard
rusaek. 4 p O'(ourke Mr. Ettiug Mr Camp
bril, MIR Ghlon, Mr. Garrett, Vince jackson
tcul).
PR steam hip VIM Lawrence. for BAIT
more w Scott and wife, InO A Wyman, j "a
iisr 1. VIM w light AMI wife, nr j Is LiuOd-
V aver and wife, Miss Virginia DOUGLASS las
Ha,klns Miss l. II Moore, ii Moore, 4 Bay
", Il Antoca
Per steamsh p Tallahassee, for New YORK
L CsdA, Miss l. Gun .inaham, Miss Irene
Cunni ngham, Key II Is Cruise aud wife. J T.
Is 'um ana wife, NJ rs ROurke. Jno Reilly, "
u NrreVen. ii -utnrn, T. Il gan. } Beaver.
itonle, 5 Darl ng ana wife, T. Ned, Or
- Chailton Jr. w II Gates. ! 4 Noore Jno
Moore. } ~choo.es. W n Maggie Mrs " g.
\ der on, VI W10de0ck, Mrs +. Maggie. j Is
lsidgood, " Anderson, W Anderson Jr. Mis-.
J anderson, Miss BOvd. : Il Gilbert ami
lie, V Gllilon. - Ca puell. + sizing. y
Fox, j Z Van Hagen. IL & Woldfofd, il u
itrueu, MIS- UudeThHl. !. { Kilham Mss !
Stanton, S y MIXER, Misc Buchanan. DR. Blu
ehanan and wife, Julia VintsuB (col), ana 10
Storage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

Tvbee, April ls. z 800 pm-Passed out. steam
shu,- Taluhas-ee. Wm Lewrence, Y rev
ga ter Go Boutwell,
Waning. barks Agder lNorl. hrndt lNor),
r. 'iauo Sierra ltaN, Republic BE-.
Nnd Wv, 81 en-; ldir
1851 m-Passe up, steamship Chattahoo-
chee.
Sew York. April 1l-Arrived. schr George
trts q nIersOu. Bull River
Below, brig Wm Mason. Hardy Fernan-
dina.
and Mobile: Elc nor, Poole. MdypOrt Fla;
Marc Traiuor. Drrr ci son. no.
sailed, schr L e Knigh Georgetown. @
fondou. Aurll : W. Arrived, Oart Marg rita
DAM Fuudrr. barien via Falmouth
llusens ofn. Air.ti 10 Arrived. bark Malta
.Wl. AL richisou. Pensacola.
sale lth. bars llildnr Nor., Hansen, from
Auulachlcoia for Liverpool.
Bueuus tres. NJ rch ARRIVED, barks
leo ard tbrl. bruBswick Ga; nth, Electra,
Jones. Pensacola.
81 jag uhal. April lis He'd steamer
Cienfueuos. Far"iOth rom CienluegOsl, New
York via Nass1u AMI TvbDe.
Baltimore. April ARRIVED, schr City Of
4 fillmore. q fwce. JacksOnvN e.
Darien Ca, Aprli p Arrived. harks
Musher Br Cook. Delaware hreakwater;
Bend tBrI Layton Martinique.
Cleared. BARI Cavalier ual, Giadulich,
M1rFrort; schr- Benz Terry, Morr-e Fhiia-
delphla; Syivanus @ Haskell, Eaton, BAlu-
more.
X West. April i-ArrivaG. coast survey
steamer O. S Blake. from @ cruise.
Sailed schr Mary Jane DR.. johnson, Mas
-HH.
Pensacola. Apri '0-Arrived, bark O-car
Wendt lGerl. Schumberg Porto Grande; ilth.
nr Levi a Edwards rct-rr0n Havana.
Cleared. -chr Nargare be- for ptscarnuia.
Philadelphia. April ll--Ciearen. steamship
Danish Monarch 'Br Cawsc. savannah.
claware enkwatrr. April ll-Sailed,
Darl pos'uiou 'NorI, Barresen, from oan,an-
Ger for Savannah.
.t Augustine. Aprl ll-Saiie ,sschr y
Glover lnerrr0ll. CharlestOn.
georgetown. O.. a priI il--ArriYeu. schr T.
Uaz1ar'I. smith. from New york.
Bruu-wisk. Ga, April i0-Arrved, bark oar
Npr. Gram Liverpool; schr EGwin Janet
.br.. Clare, Ha--au.
leared. oars Caledonia nor, Lorentzyn,
Brlko.
Sew YORK, April 8-Arriyed, Serqia, Benc-
factor. state 0f IeAae.
arrived out, Werra, city OF Montreal, state
of Pennsylvania, heiyetia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
MARKETS BY ,ELEGKAPH.
FINANCIAL.

i~NNhONs ApEll Is, nOhH.-ConsOis, 94S4.
;Ol p. m.-CNnSols, Nh
l:'0 p. m -COnsols. a45S
SO p. m &C nnsOls, a Y.
$3.50 y. m.-ConsOls, S. ~.
4: h p. m.-Cnn-ols, Al7s.
4:30 p IN .-CousO,.. 95.
NEW DIRK. Aprll Is. nOOn.-StOcks opened
heavy. NJ ney easv at per cent ENchangs
long ~ StN; short 81 $50. Stae bonds
neg. &c ei. q 'Vcrnm nj bonds quiet but firm
500 p, m.-EXchapg, "A $40. None, closed
~ ! per cent sub ir asurv balAnces-Gnld.
Slt3.Z tI,00; curr ncy, S22,SS3, 600. Government
10 Us clo Ell quiet; four uer cents, l2l}S:
three per cents, 1917 state bonds steady.
Al the opening of The Stock Exchange to-
Jay there was rush by shorts TO cover as
wen rs ny bats to In rease their no dipgs
ana IN lrSt prices were generally l-(0i9 pee
cent. higher than al the close Saturday. The
carry Transactions were ac rOmpanied bv un-
usual excitement aud a fu Their advance in
prices. generally however. for fractional
amounts. The news from Europe WINS inter
pref as ind eating that war betweeo + x
ana ana Russia was ineVitabe and this WAS
further confirmed by a decline OF - yer ,ent.
IN BRUSH consO :. The early ealings gave
promise OF an extremely scuve AID excited
market or the day, and IN the FIRST hour the
total 81 es wer' over 10 900 sh. ares hut before
II O'Clock. VII hout any apparent reason. the
market assnm' d a much more quiet tone md
quotations "egan 10 weaken A err the first
n"ur until the close Of the board, at 3 D m,
there was not 4 single feature ~ spec al IN
Cerest. The fluctuations were within eX-
trrme narrow limits and the tende cy was
SLOWLY toward lower quotations. and the mar
Eet fnaly closed ut prices which IRE irregular
a compared with the close LIST Sa urday, but
gene ally within a SIN ~ fraction # h ,se z
ures for the mnst active rtO'ks Sales s. 900
share the market closing are the following
quota tiong:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

SAVANNAH MARK EFT.

-+or OF FHE Morning NEWS, !
OF'sse.y .NNAH. April IL, 1875. 4P. NJ.
The general tempar OF the mar ct
| .os dnu aud more or less nominal.
'is' we're more freely offered, and had
4 ton. The sales for the day were 81
n, ,Change at the first Il the mar
g, reported dull, nominal aud I'M
with no sales. At tn second call
'. .sIes wee y bales the market being Nat,
- .-.oriinued to the closing call with fur
I los of 80 bales. The following are III
~ closing spot quotations of the Cotton
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

Per steamship VIM Lawrence, for Balu-
more-al0 bales upland cotton, $40 bhls rusiu,
e21 bales sea isl nd cotton, o. TINS y 4 iro l2S
bills spirits turpeptine, $4,000 feet lumber, Z5u
pkgs VI getablrs, 478 tgs mise
Fer steamsnIp Tallahassee. foT New fOrk
-lSs7 bates upland cotton, Us bales iome-Uca
aad yarns 2g2 bul, rosin, ~ bids spirits tur-
pcntine, q S57 feet lumber, bbls orange % =
|. Xcs orange, 76S bids and l03 crates We eta
hies, 5dis tons pig iron, 225 pa IS mdse, 90 tur-
tie, as pkgs dsh.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
A Snug ? lace on the Salts

I have FOR SALE sixteen acres Of the
j Pacebtia tra't, having d very niee front
he rick and ruuDi bacs 10 the public
"a Iuis place Dc very near BIZ. J 'hu Fay
lpl's 81 &c ult farm nd vineyard, and OF rs
N opportunity fJr pleasa sumner r,si-
deHce.
rms property eau DE pure hased very Tea
0labiy, as tle over is DESTROYS Of Rowing
hv CITY. g. A. Oh@ SIT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
nEPARTrD YEsTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark. Daniels. Darien.
Dobo,. srunswick and way landngs-C vii
iams Agent
steamer Mary Morgan, Somers, Fernandina
q Williams, agent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

and. We quote: Smoking, soc. talsl Is.
SneMmg-Commen. sound, 95ee40c.; medium'
faNAc. bright, 50t875c.; lac fancy, b.aes q
garE uaviss - oSas 's
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

steamship Tallahassee. New YORK.
Steams ~ Wm Lawrence, Baltimore.
Bark Bonita Norl. Duboy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

Steamshlp IalIahasseV FIsher New YORK
q ~ ~prraI
steamship VIM Lawrence, Foster, Balti-
more-Ja b " est A Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
GulOM LINE

UNITED STA hs MAIL sIEAMhEs FOE
QUEhAsIOWE AID LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier b n. H.. foot OF klng 30.
NEVADA .......... TUESDAY. April if.ApM
ALAbk .....TUEshAY. Apr IT. H.3 a D.
-lpNsIN .......IuAsnAr AbFI ~ 4rN
WYOMING ......... Ia. TUESDAY. MaF $50 r
ABi SsikfA ....... TrRsDAY. Mag D., Ppm
These steamers are built OF iron, 10 Water.
tight compartments. aud ar furnished WftH
every requisite 81 make t1f paesaEr aorusf lhc
Atlantic seth safe AMI agreeable, havink
Bath room, smoking room, Drawing rllaIa.
Plano afsi Library aiso experienced surgeon.
stew ard0ns and Caterer on each steamer. The
staLerOoms are al upper docs, thus lnaufins
lli8sc greatest Of ~ Injuries &c sea. 0crfeci
ventilation and light.
Cabin passagc laccorliina % efaioroom
800, 81 and 500, Intermediate, 800 ateeraF
AZ low rates,
0Moca. No. - Broadway. New York.
oNI0h s CO.. or 81
MAITLAND. pOuoALD WILLIAMS.
Dag 4lreei, Agents iH aaFanHah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
Shipping 9atrlllacttrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-IHIs DAY.
UR RISES -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G :36
sun -ETs ...... ..-.............. ........ .6:24
HlGu WATER at FL Pulaski 6:25AM. 6:4SPM
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

NAVAL -rOREs.-Th mark t for sp rits tHr-
y + 81 "a ite firm. it'll fair inquiry
NE .I-- FOR the dav were g. Gag o. tie
4- sof z-lsc FOR regulars. At the Board of
h. ,o NE ate ting call II " firm 20 u
ar rerg r. 10 sale OF y ca.ks. A the
a.-nL -aN IL was firm at ~ for regulars.
rr urrher sales Of IS ctsk-. r ,sln-Th-
itrke continue quiet The dema q is fair
I SEA prices. The total sails or tne day
.ere 35 barrels. Atthe Board of TRADE o.
y fr-. c.ll the market wa gu 81, at the 30
,v.-c aa. .tatiaus: = and & CSC, d. and
d & 81 o II s. IS. Isl 3. X - g, VI
s-le SIS % wlud0 gas So so. Ssie- ll6
arr, .t the CLOS ng cal was IN
hanged. w tth furth safes Of 200 barrels.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

SEE WHAT THE PRESS SAYS

Brid0eD0rf tC0An Nous, Ian. s.
The IS 900 Ticket ~ the Little Havana
Lottery.
The lncky holder OF the above. Air j .hn
Doolan. forue ~ ~ nov Haven. bui uow pi
Bridgepor j. daily besicged bs Ofef- t0 aoln-
% various uusincs enterprises. bat he thinks
tina in q few days be viii rtari f1r thp ar
West. the home ~ The DufalO. there .o lO into
Ca. Mining busineaa ami iu HE leisure hOurs.
ami while lar away Co. m d IS friends look
back on the sc .Drs W hls Childhood and Dire BOO
fsr him. u ls eRpcetrd that before Ie.vln DE-
will Zen Ter q erand banquet 10 hl- freuas
and all together sing The 0ll song. Through
the Wild Woods ven Wander aud Wen.
Hunt the SUI uO.'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

5eOrgIa aRe Florida Inlaat
SteaRbOa company.
Commencing oct. i.
STEAMER DAVID CLARK

1 EANEs savannah. foot Of Lincoln stree
4 for DODOy, Darion, 80. Sumuus, Brun-
siek and Way landings every Monday auu
lhursaay ~ : g.. h., connecting ~ hruue-
aIck Win steamer CRACKER BOY Tor 5a-
Illa river. Freight not signed for d h0nr
alter arrival NJ n ~ ai riat NJ .0nHlguHe.
in. HARTMAN Manager.
n. W ILLIAnE- G.nuru ARlnL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

lcF-The market continues quiet and un .
ooad. The "a es Tor the q AZ were 0 Is
sTres. low are the Official quotations
he BOARD of Trade:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
n Rain !,

Apr1Al sss
ApFI5 rs,
central =.
Eahcha M
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

no NF3VV VOTRK.

: ME m euIdcent steamships of this COM
= pam Nfe appointed 20 sail as follows
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
NlvAL STORES STATEN nj

FINANCIAL Tn money market Is easy.
. IN Re tA Ia ge-Banks and tankers are
payIHg sf-ul drafts at : per cent premium
and u- as per Ceut premium. Fer
rlEu LXchalEe-tfH Banker thee q Y.
sigh, 81 So: short, "a So -; bankers SKI
days. 81 -3 +; -INty- Gay bills. coHutBerc al.
80 g: in "a rcial inetF day 8. 81 500; france.
c9mm-fcla- Havre ana -wis-. slxbY DAYS.
IS q Is; Paris, shsri, IS 2 y; marks. CON
merca. ixty DAYS. - 10.
SECURITIES Market is inactive.
Stocks AID BoNBs.-Cuy B0ndS.-Weak
Atlanta 6 peT cent. 1b2 tit. Va asked. Aueus-
"a per cent. Jos bid. 10 asked; Columbu-
per cent. ~ bid, IS asked: N aeon per cent,
Jus 0l. LOG AK Cd new "a "a nah per oeit,
NAY coupons, 500 bid. 80 ked; new Sd
Tsunau per cent, July coupons, IS bid, 81
aLed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19

It is generally hoped thht nobody
will remember tina: Mr.. Successful
Foraker went down to New York
from Ohio to help Mr.. Republican
Davenport into the gubrrnatorial
chair. He drizzled, sqnizzlrd and
fizzled, and the Buckeyes had to
haul him bone again. II Iowa had
doubled her republican stnmpers
and imported few more from
Michigan and God-knows-where the
result would have been $4,000 major
ity for Whiting. II McHlgh and
Horr and Hull, aud several other
capital H's, had spoken in Fayette
county d few mere times not u single
republican pin would have been
left standing on which to hang the
bloody shirt. There is hard win
ter ahead and now we know it.
Postal Card.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19
PROFITABLE HOP BITTERS.
Intery. ew with Mr.. Wilson SOule
On the Benefits Of Newspaper Ad-
vertising.
from the New Haven, CT, Sunday
Union, Oct.l8th, 1885.

from the New Haven, CT, Sunday
Union, Oct.l8th, 1885.
Mr.. Wilson Soule, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Hop Bitters Man
ufacturing Company. has been
spending the last two days here, ar
ranging his newspaper ADVERTISING
matters, and WAS interviewed ny q
Union reporter at Mr.. H. r. Hub
bard's office, as to the results and the
worth of newspaper advertising. He
said that for the four years previous
to 1873 they spent all their money in
bill posting aud circulars, from
which they received no profit; in
fact. they got back just about half
what 1t cost them Tor making the
medicine and printing and distribut-
ing the circulars.
10 the Spring of 1873 they placed
an advertising order Of $4,000 with
Mr.. Hubbard, using The UNION and
other first. class mediums. The re-
suits were sales Of $4,000. They
Increased the advertising the follow
ing yer to $lOO,O0O the sales 10 $780,
600. The next year they spent $780,
OCO. with $780, 900 sales, aud the nexs
year the expenditure WAS slightly IN
creased, as also the sales. They
argue from this that nothing BIT
simon pure newspaper addertisiug,
judici0nsly and thoroughly applied
Il the sure road to success.
The Hop Bitters Comp any now
have besides theiI parent house al
Rochester, n. Y, manufactures IT
Toronto, Canada: London. England
Paris, France: Antwerp, belgium
Dreda, Holland; and Melbourne
Australia, Their sales in Europe
are very satisfactory indeed. i cosi-
ING little more To manufacture
there. on account Of high duties. but
Australia seems to be An Eldorado
for them. He said that one dollar
spent there brings them rs much re-
turns as % spent in this country. He
added the results, both in this coun
u and abroad, had far exceeded
their most sanguine expectations.
He gave q large part OF the credit,
10 the proper and judicious placing
az their advertising by Mr.. Hubbard,
Who does all their advertising bust
ness here and abroad, saying, I'VE
consider results the proper measure
Of q mans work" Mr.. Soale is q
Young man about thirty com
nactly built and evidently enjoys
the best OF health. He and his father
I1r. Asa T. Soule, are the sole pro-
nrietors of the company In addition
"a other investments they have near
~ = quarter OF million dollars 10
an i-ligating canal in Southwestern
Kansas. which promises to be per.
feet bonanza, from the fact that
while they have 3 reasonably la'f
amount Of rain, IN thatsectlon OF the
State there seems to be = time OF Two
or three weeks in the middle OF the
Summer, when the farmers must
have water or their entire crops Will
nerish. The main canal - over
ninety miles long, and. with Its lst,
erals. will cover severai tnousano
SQUIRE miles Of country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19

McSwEESY, the suspect" whom
Blaine and Lowell permitted to Ian
guish ia 4 British prison, and who
came to the United States last year
to do campaign service for the
democratic party, has been appoint
Cd to an $4,000 office in the San
Francisco custom Louise. The gov
eminent Yves him some return for
its failure 70 protect him from Brit
ish oppression.-TeleglAlh.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19
FRAIL FUNCTIONARY.
srha Postmaster and Druggist OF
Ridgeway Bound Over BY United
Sfates Commissioner Hobbs.

EFT. Allen, postmaster and drug
cist OF Ridgeway, was before Com
missioner Hobbs to-day. charged
With selling liquor without having
paid his special tax: He was held
= answer before the grand jury.
The accused had been selling pre-,
narafions known as German,
.sFcc . astomach" and other bitters,
All prepared for no other purpose
.San 70 evade the prohibition law,
I'D :,sed largely as q beverage.
The collector IL after these le.Iow ss
~. hc h.va not paid the aoseyumeps
~ ~ ! pp)sgsj 11lv11h
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19

W. H. Robh, OF the Independent
American, Creston, one Of the ablest
greenback papers Of the state, is el-
ected to the house. John Coleman
Is elected to the house from Clinton.
DR.. Ramsey, Of Monroe, and Mr.
Burgess, OF Wapello. are also elected
to the house Sam Wright, oi
Wayne, is another greenbacker pro-
badly elected to the house. Our old
war horse, DanCampbell, OF Monona.
Il defeated by % votes,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19
Why do Doctors Prescribe Liquors2

Because they know not what else
TO do; or because sometimes a little
liquor serves to kindle the exhaust
ed fires OF digestion. But this liquor
prescription is bad business for the
patients, for 1t makes drunkards out
Of . large majority Of them.
Browns Iron Bitters does not kindle
q temporary fire. It nourishes, en-.
riches. strengthens, purifles. It
drives out debility and dyspepsia,
and sets the invigorated system at
work on basis Of health.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19

rs WashiRgton'- birthday obscrv-
ed in Texas?" asked a New Yorker
who was visiting San Antonio.
"Observed.r exclaimed the asfonish-
ed native; why, it's venerated. L
takes four car loads OF beer to fill
the demand on that sacred day
Texas Siftings.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19

Excuse us for the interruption,
but isn't It about time to begin to
talk Of John McHugh and the next
congressional race p Postal Card.
Exactly-bu why agitate subject
that SO soon opens the avenues to
Larrabee's barrel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19
He Did It Then,

Gen. Logan denies the story now
current in the papers that at the
battle OF Hartsville, Tennessee, he
pretended to be dead, 30 that he
might be left on the field. The only
time that be ever did that. he says,
We g !hs ~ q ,1oysubss kefy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19

TIE two .B's'- Boycott and Bal
lot--arr s,r more effective towards
Fighting he wrongs OF the working
man than the bullet will ever De.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19

Fayette county gave Sherman IS.
majority two years ago and at th'
recent election it gave Whiting s.
majority.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-19
TAX SALE
g. arr OF Iowa.
HOWARD COUNTY I

OtnCe OF EOUnO Ittnsu.GT.
.soiicc Is hereby given hat on the first Monday
81 December, 4 u. 4 NJ the Office OF the treas.
9ssr OF said county all lands. town lets. or other
IL properly on which taxes remain due and Mn.
! ill any year or years prior TO s. will be offer
Is. 81 public sale for the total amount Of taxes in
tsi and cost due and unpaid thereon. Said sAle
9 niinne from day TO day until all Of such real
property shall be sold.
Tic following list contains . description Of the
eyeral parcels Of real propert 70 be sold for the
delinquent taxes Of 1854 aud such other real prop
II. that has not been advertised for the taxes oi
previous years, or on which taxes remain due.
G. /. WHITE, County Treasurer
Dated, Cresco, Iowa, Oct. 2, 1875.
DION t. ,nn % -
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-11-26

The statement recently made in the
Camden Post, and which was copied in
the PIONEER, that Governor Albeit
had decided the contested election of
County Clerk in Camden County, in
favor of the Democratic candidate,
Mr.. Branning, proves to be untrue
The Governor, the Secretary of State,
and the Attorney-General, held a CON
ference concerning the matter recently,
and decided that no commission should
be issued for either candidate for the
office, on the ground that the accuracy
of both returns brought to Trenton
was questioned. 1t is presumed that
one or the other of the candidates will
go to the Supreme Court for a writ of
mandamus compelling the authorities
to issue a commission This will lead
to a recount of the votes and a settle
ment of the difficulty.