The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-12
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N The first and second numbers of
The Pennington Telegraph, 4. new
Papcrby F. J. Mead At Farminyton
Dakota county MIMI, have bcensfe.
Ncivea.~It~displays skill and beauty
In its typography, with . slight
aSprirkling Of Democracy, and large
space devoted to- local. interests.
Success name -sake to your entcrprise
its local and. political interests IN
~ Asluasd,rrBraard, Hove, STEER,
- %, arc receiving AN .imnsase
sstock Of new goods for their Granger
strade. % eli. Butler d. d. by hrs-
wet. has taken. another prisoner, the
second since .l.s entered the seryise.
Tho .nan,c Of the first was Mumf ord
- whom Butler owed . large sum Of
siaoncy With be cancelled by hang
lpg bis creditor. = HIS second prison
'cr is supposed TO know something Of
so, 00e which lhas1no,. owner:sr--
;Strother \ Kirkpatrick rhaves sa-
perbly favored ter mt $l,25 per
pound. 1t is cheaper and better
than the teas Of the Great American
Tea Company. We have tried both
and think We know. DIR Cicmmcr
NJ just receiving his immense stock
of new goods. It comprises every.
thing nice in Tic trade. ---Some.
'b"ay thus expresses. his opinion Of
the Chicay" resolutions:
'".Semi-!sadical-,lan 't-earer:o-
speak-out- Lecau sc-t''c:c SAM ggcr-
in-thc-fcncc platform
$. J. Goodrich, formerly Of the
Democratic Standard, and Warren
J.vd Ger of Warrcn c., Pa, made us
:. call yesterday. His prcsen: home
sat Omaha. Nr5r aska. He gave
us numerous account Of the ''mor-
slity' ratification a, Omaha 4 few
days stree. He maintains lis
Democratic ant ecedcnts. light
4ing pitched iato Dubson brick
kiln i few days since and knocked
10000 Of them Into pi:--rhcre
Is 70 be grand Fourth Of July
Hel>bra;ion at. Cold Spring Burr
Oak township with good speaking,
vocal and Instrumental music, IT,
close with q. social hop Everybody
invited will, their ccthea,tS OF
wives The, receipts Of yarious
kinds If grain at til: elevator from
May }, ~ Jane 1st are as follows,
Wheat 10, 1oa lfi:c Sls,c77.oo
Oats 6,o37 bushels price $Gs.,5 Sc
Corn 975 bushels price So, 53s, 50
Making = total Of So, 800, IS.
-DcHayen's Circus will be here
OH the 18th inst It is highly com
amended by the press. ON We'd
tncslay evening through The kind
mess o. |. +. Cadvcll'a special train.
[hand carr was put on the track
and over the road 10 Lime Springs
station orefateIby y bellows. W.
III. Patterson. e. b. Maxiield, W.
N. Burdivk, II: Sluttlcworth, and
,'as' the time being So minutes,
distances "a. 920 feet or II miles,
zach ono Of Us bsbbiug with 1880
motions Of the body each way with
the revolutions Of thss wheslas On
.our return We were reinforced BY
N. NJ. Moon and C g. Schellcnger.
We attended the installation Of
Howard Lolsc No, 2l4., at Lime
Springs where the following were
installed its officers fer the ensuing
year: ". NJ, d. II. Vinegar, s.
w.. W. L. Daniels, J.. w., H. j.
Stalker. Treas, N. b. Moultoa,l
Sec'y, H. G. VanLeuven, Chaplain
Rev. J. +. Fitch. 5. D., Joseph
.kaoxltoa. ]. D., v. r. Velie, s.
6. knorltop. !. .Ss Geo. R
DAAA gyvskM. ypimeqs :
y. II. Emo called to see US this week.
He is busy 5ilk2 Ia agricultural
ingtePs4t,tsfae se-ThS 1aod4lI
Democrat nominates Pendleton for
President snd Eidridgs oeWissoasin
for Vice r-Prssident.4stg,Th s5siare
names we should delight 40 Ihespf.
-Wm. Elmer j. notwithstanding
horse collars = sRieeyille in quanti-
&iss sufficient, ta, .apply the trade in
Northern Iowa and Southern MINI.
He can supply the trade as low as
it eaaA Sasl' sAdshkrA, AID BY
thoss vhq hsysee, seen Aisxsas+ it's
said With 1eala saeeripsssfel4g to
most eastern work.
- = h2taaiIa di1visa. .clkoos 4
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