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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-18
RnTIcE

-Four leagues OF school lands for sale. ,,y o..
county Texas BidARiIIfbe receive. Ar ..l
purchase of l7.7ls acs'of land situated 3.
Bailey county, Texas, js&Sor before the ll-1 L.g
right OF accepting ofreiectfes any anG a. I'D,
rendered. IS
For further particulars appi9sto c = W5-.
county judge OF Swisher county. Tulia tn
Mention the Fort Worth Ciazett-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-18
TELEPHONES.
TO THE PUBLIC,

Editorial Rooms ..........
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Refused to Obey the Court.
Special to the Gazette.

WACO, TEX, July Edmond Pearson
ard james NJ Walker of Falls county were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-18
TO WATERWQHKS CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for furnishing all material
and constructing a system of waterworks in
the city OF Ballinger, Runnels county Tex
will be received at the office of the citEvSsaull
Plans and specitSs1la1 llOlee6h Tile in the
office Of tbaIG1 Neefelary. Each bid to be ac9
so6an De cy Certified check for $500 five hun
dred dollars, as guarantee that the successful
bidder will enter into contract with the CITY
The rights reserved TO reject any and all bids
Passed July 10, 1891.
Attest. B. NJ BURKs, Mayor
VI. r. SPENCER, City Secretary.
Mention the Fort Worth Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-18
WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT.
One Crook Cuts Another's Throat, Being
Jealous of Him.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 11.-Jeaiousy on ac-
count of a profiigate woman caused Graham
McCordles, the notorious thief, to step up
behind Ed Murphy, another crook, at .iJ
and without word to him slit Murphy's
throat from ear to ear with a knife. Muir
ply will die, and McCordles is behind tass
bars. see&s~N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

New York Money and Stock Market.

NEw YORK, Oct2-Money closed al 4per cent;
highest, 81 lowest. 4. Exchange closed steady;
posted rates. 4S01S44s4; actual rates, 472}s&
4.1q34 for si1ty-day bills and 4SS@I.s3I3 for de-
maDd. Government bonds closed steady; cur
rency, 6 8. 1904 bld 4 s. coupon. ll61S bid. e1-
tended rs. registered, 9ple.
The stock market opened irregular and with
further attacks on Rock Island. which hlndered
a natural upward tendency. Missouri Pacific
opened down - per cent, but shortly after
words rose IA while Tn on Pacific and Hooking
Valley each advanced Is per cent. and the rest
Of the list small fractions, with the exception Of
Rock Island. which decline ~, Sugar Trust
and Louisville, New Albany and Chicago each
losing Ia per cent. 4 he market after ii
o clock developed marked activity, while the
upward movement was resumed all along the
line. even Rock Island dining and recovering
large portion OF its loss. The rest Of the
active stocks made material progress
in the upward direction Union Pa
cifc Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific
preferred, burlington. and G.. &. c. and 1T.
Louis all rose over per cent. from their lowest
prices. while Missouri Pacific showed gain Of
over per cent. from its opening figure. At
noon the market was strong at the highest
prices of the morning. Weakening exchange
rates and the announcement Of additional ship
ments Of g., 100000 of gold contributed to the
confident feeling prevailing. With some tran
sient reactions the market advanced during the
afternoon to Z o'clock, when the prices showed
gains from yesterday ranging from to per
cent. Missouri Pacific was 81 per cent higher
than yesterday closing price. In the last hour
~ TO "a per cent. were added TO the gains. The
closing prices we're a little on from the best
Total sales Of stocks to-day, 570,l90 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
condition Of the Grain, Stock and Pro-
vision MARKETS
orollIlOySFSOG WORLD


rr-,ro O,t special Although some
..l... .rIlc gables ne.e slightly lower che
.,. O. url fm and sa.ie hi he, owing
....Ir fo .a.ullol LAD uoa nor IN Che
......f. ilD. al.ns ou of rtcelu.s and in.i-
. .hat far.cfs dr.iv.r.es were iN.ly
......ia.o teht.r. iov large buying orders
l-. tlr Ual r,d an advance which com
wish s.arce nr reaction until the
.....co.u. lal. tw1 cents HIGHER th-n yes
..,..r. causes were lighter receipts nest.
IA. weather IA .Ao northwest ami continued
.-.cA. iu tae winter wheat region .arso
rt.auces. reports OF better demand
s- Golr for domestic and foreign ac-
-Dn ana the short sellers L0,a. scalYels
t.lsIec. laiors IN Now ork. 81 Louis and
l4cslo have .eeu quite bearlsh for .hc past
r.N Ile adv tnco to-day has made ;hcm
'..tacflstcn Che other side. A few local speca-
rtfs who had the nerve O. buy goodiy por-
f.a0 cash corn WHOM enc old CLIQUE Neic SELF
.snaf seem 10 lC master, OF tht situation anu
l.l -AiHng demand is helping thein our.
r .I orts ln long iuturcs arc becoming uneasy
al. tui iNucuiiF ln protecting inQir c9hll@cls'
A..e..cr especially being very hsrd to .uy
% .MUs without advancing the market
fT 'sc. iiom the nominal ~ price.
0t.s seem entirely neglected Eeceists
g. all taken ior dome ste or snip
-.nt account while she speculative element
-..f.usguIof The large reduction of stocks was
tIt principal cause of the sharp advance IN hog
rr..lct Moro than half The stock OF short
f.s nllch were in store August 3ist have dis
atesIed end thc reduction IA lard IS even
l-.a.cr than was expected. We're 10 not for tho
AZ. stock or mess pork pc is quite probable
tI.f ribs would NOW lie selling for is cents 4
,.rnl Should the hot weather continue
tr.1eh portion 81 October well cured meats
ne likely 90 bglux good prices.
Islmaios, Nhe2t, $50 csrs; corn, 100 cars
CATS lf cars.
Wheat ami Hour: Clearances from four ports
today equal o. over $1,000 bushels wheat
illl tr,. rs hoaf. ioA,u0 bushels. corn, 223 900
t-stf.s, oats. 2i5IQl bushels.
lo1ng board cables. EorlIn-WheRt. 2tl ,a3m.
higher Iars-N heat unchanged 90 PIC. higher;
flI -5sHc. higher. L0n4On-M heat un-
la.gei.
lls following is tho United Press report:
Hlfaf-N heat was very strong to-day on re-
sorted liberal exports from lie seaboaTd and
.r.ll iama4o DO the Northwest from cOntnu-
.srln, winch. 10 was said. had soaked the
sls.t I'd the shock and injured DO .vcry seri-
U.F. Closing uriccs we're I'be2 &C. higher
ls .rts. --i cars
la-n-f 0rn WAS active and buoyant. infu-
tn..l hr light receipts, the strength in wheat
b.. active covering by shorts. October and No
rlu.ar c.0-ei i.eii.c. higher but later delY-
sr.s AIMED only q t0 lec Receipts, ~ CATS.
O.ts-Oats were firm IN mpathy with corn
md lyauced ~iaa-c Receipts 2IS cars
Ir.Ysons- Provisions were strong under the
.r.llnCe VI tho great decrease IN the published
C.o.s of rbs and lard. Pork gained l1lt8
.c.. lard &c. and ribs l0e25c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
CIarksyille, Tenn.

CLARRsv1II.r. Tenn. Sept 30-Receipts are
small only scattering hogshcals from mere End
there. j no sales TO the week endlhs To-Day
were I05 hog heads ILL.
There was no notable change IN quality or
prices the past few days. Marchousemen are
clt sing ont and make hut lew reJec'1iV3ns;;
buyers arc desirlOus OF completing lots anu Olu
up "a supposed values II,
, h unsold stocks are now extremely SINAI
how small The monthly cOunt TOMORROW wiz
show The crop has been gong steadily 10 the
house from the field and a out 60 per cent Is
now under cover and safe from frost. The re-
ma nder is OF small 20 medium size and nteds
hot. dry.weNther Prevailing of late has been a
disadvantage TO the late portion of the crop.
We quote Common Tugs. g. 20 81; medium
lngs, 3d. - 81 p; good Tugs. $50 70 500; COM
mon leal. "a 10 TO s05O: medium leaf 81 10 $3.50;
good eaf g. to sii; fine leaf, sli.5O to $3.50;
selection leaf, ga sl6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 2.-No offerings at auc-
ton today. Private sales reported to day:
Wrappers, hogshesds; filters 4; smokers, 40;
dark loaf S. Total. IT,
Inspections. bright. ZIG hogsheads, tierces;
dark. 81 hOgshead, uerces. helnspecnons,
bright. % hogsheads.
Farmers Virginia. Allegheny, Crenshaw's,
Old Dominion, Meals, Dayenports, Planters
Shelburne's Shockoe and Seabrookos tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts l25 pack
ages: deliveries. Sc packages
Internal revenue collections for the city to-
day: Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, sl,3s2 So;
tar Maid tobacco,. ~ q2S1S Total. s4.3l1 80.
MIR j. g. Roberts, of Henderson. n g.. who
has been IN Richmond for several days past,
leaves 10 morrow morning for home,
Lvon. q. =. A. J. j. Poris. oxford, \. c.; " z.
Henry. Durham, n. C.; W. Nj. Carter Wilson,
y. c.; George L. Cox, Chesterheid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

sisr.' ''ht. SD. Oct 2--fl0ur steady and m
l-r t.rii rs J5 barre s. shlpmon'
bel aiiels' lal.s, 1870 lafres Wheat NO ?
l 500. -.lJ 'el ...I d., October - Isl a
- e0ember. si05. tiO. .tr.'ncr 20 2rsd.
m iria iDH ushes .h4 Imonts. 2,.OI
h,. I~, Hl q. sa.es. o. 000
& southern wheat firm. Fultz. 9sc@
f.ot III, tielUl 90 n. mixed. frmer:
b ''c pa; year. 5lka5l c; January i "a
fee.i.. e.ila .c asked arch. sc id;
ttos .1tl bushels: shi mems. 20 bushels.
ioaH ,.'',o Dl heif; sales. l2.On Ia hels
low f corn nte cas-. o. zoe; yell
2HlF.tt ~ re. Oats quite and firm. No.
S.t. western 30e31c 20 mixed Wesiern
h.bt iece pts. pom bushels; stock. 2Ol lss
feee.,.. rye qn'ei aud lower; 10 .. 95aa8ltc.:
Hs''D. 100 bu'h D.. stock e02>52 fueh he'll
1881 Ct, sood 10 choice limo by si2 500
DO. Ds' an ne ghis stead; steamtr 20 LIVER
isr Dsi, la' CORK OF orders fer quar-
Ilogi.iss Cotton quis' middline, ll-l6c
Gowns AIm and unchanged. Butter w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Oh. What . Cough.

WIN Won heed The warning-the hgnaI. per-
haps. OF the sure approach OF that more terrible
can csIs's sford for the sake Of saving q eents
10 run the risk and do nothing for It, We know
from experience that. Shilohs Cure WIZ cure
more than million Of bottles wero sold the past
year. IL relieves Group and Whooping Congli
at once. Mothers do not be without IT, sample
Ii. ii. Shields 1 Co.. corner Of Fifth and MAJ
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

Sr. Louis, Mo-, Oct. Flour steadier: patents.
:tsos!eo; EXTRA fancy, t.eoshso: fancy,
Wheat stes Ter; October, e6c.. nominal: De-
eember, &c bid; Nay, sl.059E Corn higher; o.
toner 5oIgc., bid; year, SOC. bid January, 3S4c.
May. zoos, asked. Oats igher; Octo or, 27ifc-,
asked; May, 81 C, asked FORK STANDARD mess,
. 25 Lard Prime steam, 1913. Dressed
m atS-Shouiders. fGe5; longs. sT37se; clear
ftI = t,.j "a ,.bl.t; shorts a. 71e} Bacon Boxed
h1nli "a g. SD. longs. sSejas.3ilb; clear ribs,
s,ai5as 20; shorts sSf5aSS,ls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Quotations.


AEW Ioak. Der. 2-Messrs. Hubbard. Price &
l0tiu flo.r cotton circular tO-nlghtsay: Man
% ,for atNcts are of moro faYOra-
Ore character and spluners continue 10 take
cotton freely from the tables in Liverpool,
though tle free offerings from the United
Na't, check ans Improvement IN the arrival
la e. oar market opened steady at a snght
Improvement over yesterday closing prices,
l.t Hitl b restricted business and very quiet
lle Ile large interior receipts, 100 bales,
against "a .D last year. caused free offerings
IoN-n.aI opera Ors and values gave way slowly
futures closed steady: Receipts at the ports
~ ila week point 10 $4,000 bales. against 2lS.-
v asi year. lie movement at the interior
fA'l H.On bales. against $1,000 year ago.
4ls movement direct from plantations last
l,I Nas ti,lN bales, and Will probably show
s.ls decrease this week, owing TO the smaller
20 Ierel. ts. The spot market is quiet al
Ail-ef quotations. Alddlng uplands. ll-lb
h-.s,iN bales. Transactions in futures 5000
..rs october S44da45l November. S.5s9
p To i ecluIrr, oI5dt rs. January. o928N 70;
february, HUiaA0l March, $3.50 49, Apnl,
MSy 9s9e04U, June, 9z7S34S; July,
'i9, %, August, A6ld9.63.
lu Liverpool Cotton, spot steady; middling
e.-aAl., as, sales, 10000 bales; receipts,
Da.'s, oi which 100 were American Flu
.-.t' ..ri steady as follows: October. 4 80 o.;
yti9.er. November 4 59 o.. NOyember-Decem-
.tf .'-ii, lee mbcr-January. 57-64; JAnu-
Al-i earaary. 1905; february. March, Ol-6i;
-'Ai,l-Airl+ 46l-ol; AprIlMay 52-6l
PRODUCE.
iorr-fl0ur closed firm: fine grades spring,
+tt2 90. winter az lHA3sO; superine
sliNL 5I4tsO 10. winter. $3.50. Southern
TOT in iair demand. shipping grades, s. esd
- Iiaae and family extras, 81 4O35.lO.
le Wheat options opened 9sc. higher.
s.- ADVANCED t.c. more before noon. In the
.''ei-o9n tnerc Was a further advance OF 9ss
' spot lois closed l}lc higher NO red
r.-l.t si1t. ll; DO October, slOl55: NOvem-
''i' 81 OPS, December. g. 0s34
''li-. .rn options Opene az CSC advance and
d Or r.. more by noon In the afternoon
f' reacted tsahc., SPOT lots closed 11c
.,''i' no.. nAel spot. b2c, October. Jl3bc.;
lo'tu.er .-c.. December. 20 c.
.@.s- Oats options closed firm: SPOT lots
S--- spies, No q white 3j}4S .tc.; No. do.
Is..-' no. mlted 135ac.; October, 3314c.;
, s.o'A-forA steady at sIL7Ssla25 for new
... Lard Larl closed firm; October, SIZE; Do
'-..7i. 90. .anuary, 6..29.
Dc" steady and unchanged; refined
Prices unchanged.
r....-'iot lots coffee closed steady far
l..'t ..rt. lIe. utures closed firm. RIO or
f~ DO October. a.. IS. November
'eeeu o.. rI.l5
l..- 's business in spirits turpeuilno
f...I." t'i'. rr for regular and t7c Tor
f5, .r arrels these le ug unchanged
c-r..... s have ruled steady ut quiet;
& 4e strained, $l.5i5a; good strained,
D.. '.io..1m Trading was moderately active
e. es. -li OBJ arcs lonsOhaai ed
All. .'Ifm ei mig ossc.; hlp hest
S'''.' sc, closing, lp'.c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Rates Lvnchburg Agricultural and Industrial
rair (Cpiore,i), Lynchburg, Va.

For above occasion the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad will sell tickets TO Lynchburg,
Va. and return at following rates from points
named Tickets on sale October 18th TO 18th
inclusive. linn ted oct Der 10 1871 From Alex
nndr.a. f5.45 Orans g. sa.15 Danvllle. $3.50
GAINESVILLE, 49, Cha'lottesville, $3.50 Rich
m0ni. t45O. south loston a2.65. Rates
from intermediate points in same proportion.
The most of .ur ailments come from disor
derod liver, which Simmons Liver Regulator
curea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
FINANCIAL.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CO.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 30, 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board of
Of this company dividend Of one AND ONE
HALE DOLLAiiS per share out OF the surplus
income of the company. payable at the Office OF
the treasurer on and after October %, 1921. to
the stockholders as registered at O'Clock f.
nj. on October 10. 1891.
he tranfer books will he closed from
O'Clock i. NJ. October 10, 1884, until clock A.
NJ October %, 1921, A. j. HEMPHITL
oc3S,l6,22 Secrstsry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

changed. Eggs steady. eOc. Coffee steady:
bo ,cargoes lar i5tec. No. Z, lac. Sugar firm,
unchanged. Gopher steady; refined lilac.
Whisky hrm. unchanged Peanuts unchanged.
htocks-NlrglnIa 3s. "a bid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

Cl~crxvAri. O oct. 2 Fork Regular, elo.O
al. 62.a: famllf. 81 500 .a. Lard --h6ttle-
dnoi. sita.. C. Bacon Short clear sides, Sac.
50 hlsky-rs lcs. .t0s baITcis AZ si.ls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

NoHlolH VA. Oct. 2.-Pcanut Prime, 274c.;
.lrLo-ly lrLme. g-.c.: iaLoy. Be-: Spanish. 2tac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

STATE OF VIRGINIA CITY OF RrcHMoSD-ss:
IR T. Hill. cashier Of the above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
Il. L. HILL, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'd
day Of October 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
hn.hviIlr.

NASHVILLE, TrNY., Oct 2-The grain markets
arc unchanged Wheat No. 2, 9saec.; No. B,
s,eN.. torn-N hi.o, sacked and delivered, osc.;
mixed. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
NotaryP Public.
Correct

9F F EREr oo ri EGHM OK the II
THE STATE or VIRGINIA AT THE CLOSE
OF RIISINFSS September %, 1891:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CuY OF RIcHMosD-ss:
Is. g. Wallace cashier of the ahove-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. S. G.. WALLACE,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this LIST
day of October, 1891. j. ii. WALLACE,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: -
W JOHNSON,
G. +. WINGO.
J. Ii. CAPERS,
oc8-it Directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPOT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
H. SA0sNG9 IN BA 4HE & sr14E OF F Fl AZ
Ar THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPTEM-
PEP
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RICHMOND, Va, October 2, 1891.

300 Richu ond City 4per cent. al 97.
l,i0O LIchmOnl City per cent n 80.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26
An Awful Arrangement.

Davenport Democrat: Il have not
known what home Is since | was 0
years OF age. Mother has been in
politics since that time and / have
been left TO shirk for myself" Such
the alleged statement OF the 20 year
old son Of j. Ellen Foster, made in
mitigation of sentence on being ar
rested for gambling at Cornell Col
lege and brought to Cedar Rapids
for trial and fine. Mother in poll
tics-I left to shirk for myself
What an arraignment! Not by all
enemy-not by a political partizan,
but in the deep seated anguish of
the mothers own son. My mother
in politics-our hearthstone grown
cold; home influences shirked-hoMe
pictures turned face to the wall, her
son left to go to the bad! And this
the sad harvest, the nemesis of her
disregard Of home.
What compensation has such life
to balance this indictment? The ros-
trum cannot give it-praises of men,
fair speech. soft sdulation, public
posturing are all as Dead Sea ash es
on maternal lips when told in nit isa
tion Of this sons grave charge.
Mother in politics. No more the
light shone in the windows of our
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26

That this question can never be
settled until it is settled right, and
that the license system is wrong in
principle and q failure in practice.
That the effort OF the enemies Of
prohibition to nullify the law that
they may succeed in having it re-
pealcd is infamous.
That it is our conviction that there
has been no change in the sentiment
OF the Christian people of Iowa on
this question.
That recognising this as "a govern
ment Of the people, by the people
and for the people," we again de-
mand the resubmission of the ques-
ton of constitutional prohibition to
. vote Of the people of Iowa at non
partisan election.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26
OPPOSITION TO CLEVELAND.

Colonel L. l.. Polk, the president of
the National Alliance, is naturally
opposed to Cleveland. He says:
Il am certain that Cleveland is the
favorite Of Wall Street, the choice OF
the money class, and every effort will
be made to have him nominated. In
fact no man could be put at the head
of the ticket, either in the democratic
or the republican party, il unaccept.
able to the plutocratic power. So it
appears inevitable that Cleveland
will again be chosen, In that event l
deem it my solemn duty to take the
stump against him in North Carolina.
He would not be able to carry the
state, and 1t Is possible he would not
be successful in more than three
states Of the south. No southern al
lance man should want to vote for
Cleveland, and few Of them would do
SO. He was elected in 1884 as a re.
buke to the condition Of things
brought on by the demonstration Of
silver. Instead of recognizing the
popular will he and his secretaries OF
Of the treasury went further even
than their republican predecessors in
hostility to that metal. Their course
was condemned at the polls in Nov.
1888, thereby again bringing the re-
publicans into power. It Is ilnpossi-
BILE for southern alliance men, in view
Of Mr.. Cleveland's record, to ever
give him their support"
For the same reason that he would
lose the vote Of some Of the southern
Mr.. Cleveland would fail to receive
the vote Of the western states, and in
this event, Of course, his election
would be impossible. In the circum-
stances the wisest thing the national
convention can do is to nominate
Governor Boies. Unlike Cleveland
he IL not an enemy to free coinage,
and for this as well as for the reason
that he IL staunch tariff reformer
his candidacy would be satisfactory
not only to the various elements oil
his party but also to the farmers al
lance and labor organizati ons. The
admission OF the republican press Of
Iowa, made since the election, that
their party was stronger with than it
would have been without prohibition,
is confession that Iowa Is demo.
cratic state and therefore an adj
ditional and strong reason in favor
OF Governor Boies' nomination 70,
the presidency. Telegraph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26

home. Mother in politics;-the rooms
of the home grew dark and cold; the
social circle broken up, the table
never set again; the children find
themselves locked out;-for mother is
in politics."
One might wish the words had not
been spoken. They are sickening-
fraught with awful sarcasm,
claiming retribution.-a bright sons
wall at the brink of the criminal
precipice, to which his unguided
steps have brought him-since MO
Their is in politics.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26
The District Conference.

The district conference Of the De-
corah district of the NJ. +. church
met at Lime Springs last week, and q
large attendance is reported. The
conference adopted the following res
olutions:
Resolved: That We are not dis
conraged by the result Of the recent
election in Iowa, but will more earn
estly endeayor to retain and enforce
prohibition.
That no partial defeat in a single
engagement should be accepted as
final.
That no suck misfortune can pre-
vent the onward march of this reform
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26
TAX SALE.
State Of Iowa, Howard County,

Office Of County Treasurer.
Notice is hereby given that on the first Monday
In December. A. D. 1881, at the Office ofthe Treas
urcr OF said county, all lands town lots or other
real property on which taxes remain due and VII
paid any year or years prior to 1891. will be offered
stpublic sale for the total amount OF taxes inter-
est and costs due and unpaid thereon. Said sale
70 commence 1t ten o'clock .. m. OF said day ana
continue from day to day until ali Of such real
property shall be sold.
The following list contains description of the
several parcels Of real property to be sold for the
delinquent taxes Of 1899, and such other property
that has not been advertised for the taxes of pre-.
vious years, or on which taxes remain due.
H. C. SALISBURY, County Treasurer.
Dated Cresco. Iowa, Nov. II. 1851.
Blk or Int. OF
Name. Description. Sec. Tax. Cost
ALBION-T lO0-R. IL.
John Freeland els ne and NV ne 10 1853 100
EACole and VIM.
Arnold NJ NE y 1863 s5
John Smith " IA lOa SW SW - IS y
TR Perry e5a sw 50 80 81 -
Otto Bcgalk VIZ sc n 1913 ia
FOREST CITY-r. lO0-R. H.
Ellen Jones lot sw he II ii III
&c Furguson lot nla NV l. u q
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26

The wild men reported running
loose in Ohio are supposed to be tin
plate liars out of job, the great tin
plate factory having gone into win
ter quarters. 1t will probably have
men on the road next season.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26

The Chicago Times sizes up our
own and only VIM. b. Allison as
deft political trimmer. 1t pains us to
admit that the Times head is in this
instance eminently level. William is
. very smooth citizen.