The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-10-18
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DE given at CahlpIlah Hail Hio"Ao-
COR comm encing on Tuesday Nov.
10th, and continuing -four days un-
der direction of Prof. l.: o. Emera
son of Boston. Tickets Of admis
sion to convention and rehearsal on
Friday osening Of that week 81
ParnelI & Myer advertise themselves
as blacksmiths in our paper Of this
week. See their specially, give
them a call J. and be satisfied that
they arc Sound on bix:--Henry Ri
ley is about to opsn an Elcvat or
saloon adjoining Ovens Hotel
Mat McKinnie was in town this
week. He is one of the live hard
ware men of northern Iowa. logan
of Illinois favors negro for Presi-
dent. He is trucr in 1867 to hi s
color than he was in. to his colors
-. 81 49,
1S61.-The best recommend female
suffrage has received is from the
Mongrols of Kansas. They are di-
vided on the question. The predict
ed eclipse of the Moon on the Sth
did not come off according to the
programme. With the aid of a
deeply smoked glass we were unable
to discover any such phenomena, the
Moon keeping steadily ahead of the
eclipse to the great disgust of the
official PAuPER.-Taxcs like the dew
of heaven, should fall on all alike;
significant hint that.tho bonds of
the rich should be taxed as we'll as
the labor Of the poor; also that all
should receive their dues from the
government in the same kind of
money, instead of gold for the rich
and rags for the poor.-W. T. Dam
iels of Forcston has sold his grist
mill.-Missss Julia Cole and j. C.
Scheibe have opened a millinery
shop at Lime Springs opposite the
drug store. Mrs. Lincoln widow of
the late lamented is hawking her
gewgaws, fnery,' and furbelows on
the streets of New York to the hi ah-
est bidder. The Republican press
are indignant, but then it is all their
funeral; Democrats have no right to
mourn over their country's shame;
it would be dsloyal. Judge Berry
presented the Senior of this paper
with the premium potatoes, and s.
0. Daggett with the premium onions.
arc having a temperance re-
vival in Washington. Another will
be needed WI en- Chandler, Wade,
Allison, and other Congressman ar
rive in that city. Give the poor
fellows time to lrown,theii grief over
their defeat. Mr.. Moore connected
with the Daily Wisconsin of Mil
waukcc looked in upon us this week.
Geo. W. Ostrandcr was in town
day or two ago; he has designated
Jerry Powell as his deputy: a very
good s>iGction.--Bea Wade and
John Sherman insist on governing
TIE Sou Il, by negroes: Ohio rcpudi-
atcd their theories on the Sth inst.
Hadn' Ben and John better talk
less about this matter for the South,
or else send Congressional COM
mittec to inquire into the loyalty of
Ohio ?--Ialf dozen more Nation
al banks have gone to the do s.
The people pay the bills, and the
noodles praise the financial tact of
Shin Plaster Chase.
DcNoyelles has rented the En-
pire house Of j. W. Skinner.--The
premiums awarded at the Howard
County Agricultural Society will be
paid in about two weeks. The funds
on hand are about $40. The amount
to be drawn from the State will en-
able the treasurer to pay all premi-
ums by the timeindicatcd.-J De
Noyelles will give a farewell cotill-
ion party at the Now Oregon Hotel
On Friday eve, Nov. LIST. Music
will be furnished by Ervins Band.
All are invited to attend, that there
nay be one more merry time in the
deserted village" sg
Rev. Mr.. Jenkins agent of the
American Bible Society will ad dress
he people at the school house il |
Lime Springs on Sabbath eve, 9th |
INST. The same gentleman will adj
iress the citizens of Cresco at the
Court House on the eve of the first
Sabbath Of November ensuing.