The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-15

"A democratic success in New
York State at the coming election
will be an avowed endorsement of
rcbel .sympathisers and rebe! sym
pathies.
Please modify the above, brother
fletcher; it is only disposition Of
the people to look to their present
wants despite Of spasmodic' calls
for them to rally round the flag
"A friend writes us that Owen
Jones late of Lime Springs has de-
campcd, OWN great many. Thank
you for the information. He was
OWN us too. Lincoln, the
son of his father, and a lawyer of
Chicago, says his mother is crazy;
but does mt think the disease hered-
itray. Does this opinion of Robt.
amount to a pledge that Bob. won't
sell the old "clos" he inherited from
the government ?-See change in
the advertisements of H. K. Averill
of New Oregon and of Julia P. Cole
and J. c.. Scheibe of Lime Springs.
"A negro was shot and severely
wounded few days ago near Savan-
all, Ca, having sack of chickens
from the coop of an old resident.
Congress will undoubtedly give him
a pension for honorable scars rcceiv-
ed in the service.-A new bridge
has just been completed over the
stream near Geo. Eck's highly cred
liable to the people of that road di s.
trict. NJ. Brown of the
firm of Brown, Seiberling & Co., of
Massillon Ohio died very suddenly
on the 4th inst. He had just re-
turned from trip to St. Paul, Wis
iting our place on the excursion
Mayor Hammer of Nc Grcgor, G. S.
Rollin and r. L. Gibson of Dccorah
made us calls this week, come again
friends "A Mss Amanda G. Nor
ris writes from this State to the N.
Y. Tribune that Iowa wants more
products "male and cmale." Aman-
da tells the philosopher of the Tri-
buae that all the farming is done
by machinery and that che gets
$1,75pcr day for riding over the
farm. There is fine opening for
some young producer, that would not
object to having everything done by
machinery.-H. w. Shepard is
cutting and making some very ele-
CANT ladies cloaks IS well as perfect
suits of gentleman clothing. Per-
sons male or female desiring fits, per-
feet in every respect will note these
facts and call on Shepard over Pur-
dy's hardware store ~ Boston
genius has Invented pocket that
can't be picked. He'd make a for
tune by inventlng one worth pick
ing. The DEBORAH Democrat is
:'Ic nam. Of new Dem ,cratic sheet
about to be started By an association
Of Democrats there. 1t is to be un-
der the supervision Of James NJ.
Barnes, a sound and spicy writer.
We wish it a world of success
Mrs. Lin,olns shawls were broad
enough to cover large contracts at
enormous priccs.--Mr. Freeman
Servoss is selling large lot of new
army clothing in Grier's building in
his place, at very low rates. A
splendid opportunity for those who
would be ready to tangle the cold
nor-westers of this latitude. He
remains during next week.
thurs Home Magazine and the Gill
dren's Hour, published by r. s.
Arthur 500 Chestnut street Phila-
delphia, will be sent to subscribers
for $3.50 for both publications;
there is nothing bctt er for the family
circle.-Gcn. "Apathy" publish
es card in the eastern papers de-
nying having had anything to do
with the recent elections. He pleads
an alibi, and accuses Gen, "Rey-
olution' and Gen. Reaction of
having had charge of the recent
State elections E.. B. Sloan is
building just west of this Office and
VIM. Trumbull inst north of it.
Sloan's will be for residence and
tailor shop, Trumbull's for residence
and shoe shop--Tbe National In
telligencer, published at Washing
ton D. C.. is, to every man who
would be posted in the doings of
Congress-, an indispensable necessi-
ty. 1t is published Daily at $40