The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-10

HE HARRIsONlAN, a Few Demo
cratic organ at Missouri Valley
Harrison county Iowa, by D. VI.
Harris, late Of the Guthrie Count y
] ledger. is before us. The bare
announcer Of the name Of Mr.
Harris as its editor is assurance of
sound Democracy. We bid the lIar-
risonian good speed. The -c.le.
bration Of the 18th passed off to the
satisfaction Of our people and the
public generally. -The wheat
crop in this section Of Iowa never
looked as well as at present: u few
days Of cool weather while it is ma
turing would ensure the most bc,,,-
tirul harvest ever known in the state.
Other crops arc doing unusually
we'll. - kobt. aFrancllam has our
thanks for fine mess If new pota-
toes, the finest We have seen this
year. The first of the week We
had the pleasure Of viewing the
crops on the farm Of S., VI. Cole.
We lave not seen better anywhere
this year Oh Sunday last the
people Of this county t. the number
"fabout 500 met in the grove neal
this place to. pay til: last tribute of
respect to the memory Of Mr. Frank
Mix late of the Cresco Times, when
the following Resolutions, prepares
by the Semi rditorn It this PIPE,
were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, The insrr,tah,e wisdom #
Him whose y. yS are y Isl finding out, h ,th
removed from our midst. by death. Mr.
Frank Mix, editor and publisher of tn,
Lrcsco Times; thsrcfire. -
BEiT kE>aLvsp, That us token Of on,
respect and esteem for his pure aud ire
pro lchable private character and soci
4u ilitics as Il citizen AMI friend. We sin
cercly Lament. nd deeply tie, ,lore his I'M
timely end. -> -.o.=
Resolved, That We deeply syn, .thize
with his parents IN ri ,tivcs in their be-
reaveMent. - II = ~.
RESOLVED. That the newspapers OF
Howard and Mitchell counties h. requested
to publish these resolutions and that II
. copy Of the same be furnished tothc lmrents
of the deceased.
The platform adopted BY the Dem
ocratic Convention is in full lrarmo-
ny with the views Of Pcndleton and
his friends on not only the question
nftaxing government bonds, but as
to the right and duty Of providing
for their redemption in the green
back currency Of the country It
will appear in our paper next week.
Key. }. W. Windsor will hold
service in the Court House next
Sabbath, morning ststhc usual hour,
Rev. Mr.. Brocksomc will preach in
the evening. ~. ". Ice has the
right to a new Invention If shelf
and clothes dryer, adjustable. to any
stove pipe. Its great utility would
seem to render it Indispensable to
every family. We heard a lineal
descendant Of Damphool, Docsticks
esteemed friend, cxtolling Grants
private character, while dcnouncing
Blair for drunkenness. We would not
suppose man could support Grant
and say aruskard to anybody.
j. l.. Peters $50 Broadway New
York, more than maintains the high
reputation of the three Musical
Journals Of which he is the Publish
er, viz the U. s. Musical Review,
The Glce Hive, and The Parlor
Companion. The cost Of either is
IS, ! year, and either Of them in
the year will give $1s to $25,vorth
of music. Farmers and stock
breeders should send to N. P. Boyer
Il Co, Parkersbu,g. Chester Co.,
Pa. for the American stock Journal.
This valuable monthly can DO OBJ
tained one year for 81.
We learn by Mr.. Joseph Knowl-
tow of the death of little child of
w. F. Daniels BY accidental drown
ing last evening. Tho child which
was about two yesrs old. while