The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-24

clips from the Republican about
that time justifying the Infamous
scoundrels about Castalia who met
at Ossian and elsewhere to mob
democrats, that were pcaceable and
law abiding. Then, it was the advo-
cate of mob law, and never has it
raised its Voice against it except
when a niger was the victim.-
McClintock and Rickel again as
sumo control of the Union, thus CIV
ing Wood and Lacy their entire
time to devote to their excellent
paper at Austin. The Union has
ever been one Of our favoritc ex-
changes The Chicago platform
advocates economy in public expen-
ditures. The way this is UNDER
stood and practiced by a republican
Congress, is evidenced by an expcn-
diture Of $500, 100000 for the mill
tary service during three years of
profound peace, when $45, 1000, oOc
would have been amply adequate
had their professions aud practice
been. in harmony. being at
Usage and Mitchell IN Tuesday and
Wednesday, we were particularly
pleased vita the rapid growth Of the
former, and it's success in securing
The commercial asccndancy in the
county. In this it has no rival.
Its prospects, for railroad facilities
arc truly fattcring. 1t has two of
the best hotels in Northern Iowa.
The American by NJ. Loomis and
the Messsingham house by j. & H.
Messingham. We had the pleasure
of.meeting many friends. among them
DR.. Ch,s,, J. L. Chase, Gen.
Eaton, N. c. Deering, Judge
Hitchcock, John Whitley, Cyrus
Foreman, DR.. Rozeine and others,
whose names arc forgotten. At Nit
chcll the imp, ovcmcnts in the way
Of building have not kept pace with
Usage. Yet they have the advant-
age of Gne water power improved |
and driving fine grist mill, and |
also wooden factory that would be |
credit to almost any place We
made the acquaintance of Mr. Blod
gctt with Anterior Of the Press,
learned that Tom and English |
were out Will, some railroad men,
hence failed on symptoms had a
pleasant interview and hospitable /
meal with Josh Thompson and fami- |
lv, g.. g., Il Il. Caldwell |
has been erecting residence on
Cedar Sire It that is an ornament
to the town'and credit to the me-
chanics, Chas. and Henry Allen. L.
T. Woodc, Ok also Las erected r,s
idence on Elm Street that is also |
an ornament to the town and Gre
dit to the skill Of the Mechanics
Fellows, Everingham. and Beadle, !,
DR. Clemmrr is also about to build |
IA residence On Cedcr Street that
will be good and tasty hon:
as we'll as one Of the largest and |
best in town Without exagora-
ton the most complete stock Of gen
eral IN erchanlisc ever opened up to
the trade is now on exhibition at the |
store Of strother 4 kirkpatrick
Their store is literally jan,bed full,
and in addition to this their ware
house is fall, about cord Of eases
Of boots and shoes being among the /
lot Of goods in the warehouse. --
Rev. j. II. Fitch is making ar
rangements for the erection of NJ. ,
f. Church at Lime Springs
We have seen the des: gn and think
it more elegant than the one being
erected at this place. It's size will
be the same as the one hore with
walls Is instead of IA feet as this is.
Rev. j. W. Windsor will preach
at the Court House on Sabbath
morning at the usual hour, Rev. J.
Rambo at 8 P. NJ. and Rev. W. H.
Brocksome in the evening.