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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

Pupils nrc receive. my Tine during thu
yenf, ani charged frnm Into NJ enirAnne.
NJ Deduction nulp fir erlIAl hl,4snrr,
nillc.s IN easa Ut lausrarted ilihesr, ~ .is-
missl
rommnnie tin. VI nntl from til Aenle.
emy are Hahnsted to the inspection ot thu
Aureslorrs.
Eaah Pupil II required N hA,p ehAnser
nffl0thfnv suff tl.nt ~ atipenf IL I'LL tiuits
nra.ly all respenta,'y ,lfpssei nlse sis
lsNrlr. rls lalle napkins, unu ir.ssinR-
sown. one bathing prwn, two Liark aprons,
knife. fork. silver table mud teaspoon, and
nApkin.rink. with nnias marked In full
drssslng.en#r furnished With combs, brush
,aaih and nal hrusl". sanp, etc.
Pocket nanay nni Postage stamps are .
he entrusted 10 the Dlrrelress. NJ rAprni.
itnres fur tlnthinn IN tthrr items VIII h.
M,Hdr, unless u ann III money b. deposited
with the Institution fur TINT purpose,
Difference or Religion forius no obstacle
10 the admission III Anch M ara willing III
conform 10 the established routine Ut The
Institute. Sister n. pArairtA,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

When the ,hicsefy u Tweed aud l,is
associates III public robbery WIZ "a.
posed tho he~ criminal l,,sultil,ply aud
d9GAntly In Wow of tho political strength
cntronchSd about him asked tho pnhic;
What arc y,n going y a.,.u " IT. n
like bill aud defiant tone mud manner
did tho groat lefaal.iag eani n',extling
house II Wright md at,Ntps nlar'
meet our exposure u ta.lf itttenl..ss
and rsAealiy INrel lanallis',.s ii
the rrniicmlary, l'aiaili.l residences
and eAtutliaaate contracts tur work
performed Tor lncnii,trs VI tho TaMnany
ring was paid for y tho ,ils u New
York, lltis Inns t. lnrall.! ii IT, jill.
lery BY who, 4, Nn.'l.' u Austin
Mimi. procured liz Na,leliter att#tsthei
work about lii plaeI II TIL at. ~
done mud tho s,naf.r made enl ia
work dino III Helllna mttt'.laury ivr
Mccormick. by wlrpn II N. paid
tor. And nnw ~ i'r rnscllilies 4 in.Fl
men The ruI,lle caspll, sshs ''ahat II
go,ng u be dome nlan' III WIT fur
developments. things nre working mud
IL due time The PULL mn III tlie PARTIES
criminnlly connected witt lren tran.
sactiuu will know ahl uuii stand
.what Ii IL hc doi.p hli,ai II Z
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

Tho National Publishing Company
Chicago. H., send VI specimen page.
Vt tho grange movement W tho farmer !
war against monopolIes. The book |.
written ny Edwin W. Martin, and
judging from tho pages before w II i
very comprehensive rc,isw Of tho rail.
rial system, III thu United states, aud
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24
.'THE TliREsmEn or sIi;. PERIOD. !,

ThiA Ii tho famous hvtnnAroK' TnaEtn.
rn. which Inns created sneh revolution In
tLc TRADE nnd become 10 rrLLx EstAHLlsn.
w III The leading shresher' n ihlr day
md generation. Nprc ihAn sewn ,hNns.
and purchasers anI ninety thousand grim
miseru pronounce these n,aal,nor IAIiAE.
~ lAGutAINnn for grain saving, time say.
Ing. and money making
rume stsrs sMnMs, ststas tNrh. ~ tNtis.
w lMGh, And IN tHsA tytlN~ss, With II,
=. IN ANh " hUsst "MauHtsd" rawess.
AtaU ASpafN1urs sntunto expressly fur
AsetM iuwvt, Nnl tMNrsasrH l.NNA'tIiLt
sttAM ENNlNEA ~ ~ I'M Machines.
MI rcrsVns Intending ~ hny 1hieiLiHs
Machines, ~ saparatnrr 'alohr, u llnl.a
Power 'nlune.n ~ we'll IN GnAiS RAis.
sA1 Ann faAMrNs who ~nni their grhiu
lLrrsl,vd, saved Hni cleaned 10 tho bsht ~.
sahtnse, Arm Invited 10 serl for allr nrw
furry pagc illustrated Pamphlet nhl clrcu-
lars lssni fre.l giving full particulars
about these Improved Machines nnl other
Information valuable - farmers aud ihreAi.
urinpn, Address,
NICHOLS. SHEPARD 4 CO.,
stfs Battle .'reekt N,uh !.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

Mr. N. \, Gra',au, general ngcnt
for tho Met'urmieL Reaper and Mowor
Company, has concluded to make hia
l'cnl.luayels nj Austin. m account q
Tho superior facilities offered for ship.
pug from ihs city. III viii 1.-Two lis
pIi,t.e III tho rom formerly occupied by
", II, AurIipk. D. Justice III the Peace
liz ltseil agent h. np' II l,eun nam.
It Austin Rasi.lvr.
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ilr. j IL, lisNete va leefn fran, re-.
liable rn'harll, |. hurried III MN
fanaa uvra, the errem4n, occurring the
morning t.ierc a,r l'aeers procured
lnl divorce ttam lin TIL while thing
ea's like IN Ill. and tie countr, IL
we' ,itl II ife nha'p,alattlr, III III !.
! e iRa - relael faf 10 aasla,t !.
II ~ sla ave i Hli1rl III l,e ialerti.
n. sill tenaI them his - sllleo a.llr.s
aud llNs hssafn thtit osfpteca III r., inu
y rrancr / .aall ptr,iHn a. the sun.s
.ue them Anil liz VIVA isfurnvr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24
..I'Eft.L SCHOOL ELECTION
NOTICE.
ssE knuTirs lk91 AM iSoan, srmOoi.
LAWS or 1873.


Notice Ii hereby given 10 tic quail.
fled voters oi tho Independent school
District " crosea. County a Howard.
and state u Iowa, tint special
meeting II said District will 10 hrll at
thu Court House III snid d,slrirt On
Monday. May 4th, 1874. III d clock
a. ". for tho purpose 81 voting on tho
question II authorizing Tho Iloard II
Directors IL sail district IL Issue Ilonds
not exceeding thu su,n of Five
Thousand I1ollarr. for tho purpose of
building M addition to III. present
school building in raid district.
u, /. NMITH. Secretary.
Dated NJ rrssco, lowa. April nd.
ik7t,
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st. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE III CHEN. Nls,

This Institution, situated III tie mns' In
lighif,h location In frairic In shien Il
under ,he direction NJ ihe suhpol sisters u
Nnliu nainr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24
Clint i'aral.nisi j Poem i

Til u tliu mlprs' sniing title IL 4 sul.
uine u raems published hy the West.
ern News Company II Chicago. from
The beautiful, descriptive and richly
Glink l'alkhurat IT Town.
III verso hus d freshness unl uriginal.
IL u expressions, that reniota Il 18th
interesting and instructive. A. All III.
cen'iye tn future efforts from the lie.
l,rssel, y tic oppressed hp writes:
~ III ,llfd splfil 10 MT lend
Ther' thrive, NJ Mor tllal Will no, cnl. !
III. description IL thu barbarian, and
Whit h fund among tho ssenes IL ely
ilikatipn, contains 10 much Of fact. IL
the barbarian yal, tec WIN, tho thought.
inl man tan 500. know, aud feel. that
We copy il few lIncst
Nhrte'er he turned III found deetl.
Concealed aHnlua e. Hinn h.lfas,
...4l ..lalait Iii lsalnI III IlunaTa nrui.
Aid Alts In lfiue'a tibet, ulfay.
Aud nl,tfn Integrity should walt,
t'tna il,aas"s IL. ipanu Installed la slnl.,
/ hn Naik IL ao,lirntrs III tho nn1.
wiring private spilicra II lie sewn.
lesnth army corps, wLere ,ieissitntl,s
IL shared and whose lslplons record 10
III verse aud .png In its Ping.
al. Tho mechanical execution u the
work III every depsitmen. II model
of excellence. beauty, mil taale, The
reading public II Iowa ever, whore
should hnvc tho news ngcnt of tho
place furnish them one d, these hooks
!. merits your appreciation l'hcfriend
70 whom we are indebted for copy
will accept grateful thanks,
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Tho common o,.u II II The 1T, Il
Dubuque hat rpsseA resolutions. l,lp,l,s.
ing tho NLu'etsie Milky icalrr, llo.
toction In thu trrihe against what tho
mayer and cuunri' tllI. sLr fnuat,eism of
tho day upheld aud supported h law.
lion. ". Graham Ea,s thur actin q
well mcrited reLake vi which ,l.u ll,r-
NIL .luirm. ,o.e,.lly without wtigsiing
itselt Into any ,ety favorable attitude
Lsl.rt MY elass u itr rnl,kn onlside
. H. LulAM,y All whiskr Easkltls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07

the productions Of leisure, some of them having
formed part OF the poet at the Breakfast-rsbl
series of papers Another series are "War-
Time" lyrics, including verses commemorative
OF the Fall OF Savannah, the Emancipation
Proclamation and other events that marked the
successful progress of the war against the Re.
bellion. In these the author ascends from the
genial lights of wit and fancy to fires of intensi-
ty and fervor none q al the good poets write
more glowing words Tor UAion and Freedom
than Doctor Holmes, and III order to appreciate,
now, how earnest and terrible was the struggle
OF decade ago, it onls neois 10 read some Of
his vigorous lines like This
Zone country IN her stress and sirain
We heard the breaking of chain
LOOK where The conquerlng Nation swings
Her iron dail, its shiyered r1ng9,
Forged by the rebels crimson hand,
That bolt of wrath shall sronrge the land
TIL | eace pruclailns on zen and shore
one country now and eVerinure =
OF course no praise OF Holmes is here needed
nor more indeed, of any notice than the fac
that new book OF his is published. We receive
this volume through BouGhnan Thomas 4 CO..
who have t for sale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07
Dover Items.

DOVER Doc. 4.
Nothing of importance has taken place in Do
yer on vicinity for some time.
The weather has been very fine for the last
few days. 1t rained sometime last evening, but
is pleasant again to-day.
The report about Attorney General Penning-
ton has cauaedmu regret for him and sympa-
thy for his family. 1t was very unexpected and
the surmises as TO Whist eourse will be taken arc
many.
The canning establishment OF j. S. Collins d
Co. at Lebanon, which is the larg in the State
was burned to the ground last evening although
three and half miles from Dover il lighted the
town almost like day. The building and stock
We're insured in the Kent County Mntual for
$4,000 and TO the amount of about S40,0 in
foreign companies. Ali the fiuit but one vessel
load had been shipped. No one knew how the
fire commenced but it is supposed to he case
of incendiaryism.
The clock and bell for the new Court House
are expected in short time, the towns share
for the clock $500 having been collected a few
days ago. The Howard Clock Company are to
furnish the clock and W. f. A. Woodcock watch
maker Of this place, is to have charge OF it for
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07
SOMETHING TO PONDER.

How Little the world knows very often OF the
men who have devoted their best energies to its
instruction and entertainment was strikngly
illustrated by recent event Outside his own
very marrow circle OF friends scarcely any one
had ever heard of Mr.. John R. Dennett who
died last week Even IN the newspaper world,
with its sails set in all directions TO catch every
Dreath of popular discussion and opinion, this
was an unknown name. And yet it was the
name of man who largely made opinions for
the press which afterwards made them for the
general public.
Mr.. bennett had been for years ieading
writer and critic of the New York Nation, and
w4e one of the deepest thinkers, aud best ex-
pressers OF thought OF die time, As single
example Of his power, take his comprehensive
views OF the state Of society illustrated in the
Brooklyn Scandals, uniquely condensed ar
characterization The sl,am and false
prstence there 50 sternly dssected WA com
mented Oh by hundred pens and thus the world
was enlightened and put upon its guard, though
how soon the lesson may be forgot is another
matter. But that was the kind Of man bennett
was, and our only object just now is TO call at
tention to the strange fact that such man could
travel his little segment of the arc of life ant
pass utterly from view and the world know moth
ing, directly of his existence. While he rat quiet
quietly at his desk, was nnheard Of in the mex
street, humbus and shallowness, 20 say nothing
of rascslity, raised to themselves 6razen monu
nenta and were cried on every tongue.
We can readily believe thai be summed
worthless notoriety, but how could more or les
fame have refused to cling to him whether he de
sired It or mott And there are other such men,
Students OF society, men deeply versed in affair
and yet who shun the worldwide are the teach
crs of those who directly address the public an
get the credit for mental wares which the
possess only at second hand. OF the Englis
Press tins is even more true than Of our OWL
What is known of the scholars and adopts i
social science who write the thorough papers fc
The Spectator, the. Saturday Revie,7 or the An
ndeun And good deal Of the best of our ow
periodical writing can have the same questlo
applied to it. Readers enjoy the product bt
arc careless ~ to all else, and the writers then
selves are subdued by the reflection that it wi
ali be forgotten. good aud Indifferent alike
hundred years hencef not considerably sool
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07
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The Fire at Lebanon.

fuHrHFH PARTICULARS THE ORIGIN ATrHIHurEb
TO spONTAHEoUs COMBUSTION.
The Doyel bFinrareat, ol His morning,
saye
No cause OF the tire iH gwen 1t IL said that u
caught in place where no fire was ever kept.
There il some suspicion that il originated from
spontaneous combustion u tie room Where %
large stock Of printed labels wore stored. For
tunately stock valued at 1l7,000 had been
shipped few days before the fire. The amount
Of stock including cam ID andpreserVed fruits,
tin IN sheeta, &c, III the building At the time OF the
fire, e valued at S25,00D. The building, which
was of wood with machinery and fixtures, was
valued at $4,000
The destruction Of this building throws about
forty hands ont Of employment during the win
tor During the canning season about 300 handr
found employment in it. At this season Atna |
force only war engaged in making iohes aud
manufacturing cans for next aeaaOnswork. We
| presume that new buildings will be erected I'M
mediately, and the business resumed ar soon a.
| possible.
The Insurance. which 10 distributed among
several companies, is about s53.000. 100000 Of
this il in the Kent County Mutual, but as tho
| policy in this company also covered some build
| ngs that were saved, viz two dwellings, and a
receiving house. its pro rata OF the loss will not
| exceed ss,5 800. Other policies were held by the
| Delaware Insurance Company S2075 North
America S2,075 Continental OF New York. S2-
075 Manhattan, 5000 Goyal England "A,
900 Niagara, New York. sl,00O Atlas, New
| York, $1,000: Kent County Mutual,
| $4,000 making s23,30Q. The stocl,
was insured ar follows In tho Manayuuk, Phil
adelphia, $4,000 Union, of Pittetown, $4,000
| Delemania $500 Fire Association Of Phlladel-
phia, $1,000 Franklin, W. Va, $4,000 Fire
Corporation of Paris, s2,O City of Providence.
1900 Penn, Of Philadelphia, $1,000 Peoples,
of New jersey, $4,000 Kent County Mutual
| $4,000 Making S25, ,000-total, S4S, 300. There
IL another policy of $1,000 owned by the concern
in some company, the name of which could
/ uot laarn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07
SSita Business nt--.f!rrs
AUCTI0NEKRs.

AUCTIONEKRs.
Joseph E. Miller, 9TH and King strssts
BAN1KRS 81 BROKERS,
r r Robinson 90. sU Market street.
BARRIERS s. HAIR DREsNkR
A.Ashenhach. AN Markst street
BRIL- RINGERS i BILL fuartIS
sS Howard SsissS9 g asoas y. 3 E. .'Fsi fsl street
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. AMI DEAir
I, 9. Al AAIsssg&ass, & To- Ns5ss.s A - s.s
john s, Morelsnd, n, 1, a. y and Poplar stree,s
ssaas HTar,s5, Trnsr II a. y is "a Mset SiFee.s s.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
j. G, Haddock. shop Ihorne bel Front Rsa idIa "
j. Il d. Seeds, shop W Fourth West
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
Brlsbane A DeaiAinyilie, T2a market street
Geo. A. Davis VA 6hpley street
VIM. H. Robinson tiaa is 4th street
CLOCKS. wATgHE-. ~ JENSEI.~ft-
O. l. Bush corner Seventh and Market atr~sts
j. O Massey, ib K "a strsot
COACH A. CARRIAtsK MATERIAL.
Wm Green a Co.. d K cor 80 aud stdpiss .tTssta
DRUGGISTS.
ii. r. Brinxhurst, ai7 Market street
FLORISTS.
ratnaIi 4 Co. Delaware Ayenue aud Jefferson srs.,
GENERAL INSURANCE 4tahwTN.
fhomAs H. plnniner bta Market street
woolloy a Van Trump, eld Market street
tsENTS' FUKNlsiffNss GOODS.
James ~ Watson Sou. ~ ctAfrsr stree.
John P. DoaEhtsu. iio Market street
HATS, CAPS. 80.
hakill a wAlfayeu ~ Marksi s.fas,
OhAA. Il. Dubsn. X gd street
William r. Eohb 3a Market sifsst
HARDWARE.
james Bro, ~ Market .lsest
IRON & sTREI..
I Vim GEean 4 Co.. b. X. scr. III and t,hipssYtsa.
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland, S W. troui and Orange
LOOKING-,lf.AssRs d FRAMES
| kinood Doane. ~ ". sth strsst
/ w. Mchonasls, ~ aud kinE Btrasta
| MERCHANT rAIIOHs.
| Goo. Gnuert. - Il. Fourth atreet
| Cyrus stern, III Market street
/ John ii. Nuhlhnukau alb kf4r airHaL
samuel Miller Dr., ilA Market street.
| FAPKR IiANtiiNssS, SIfAsBS. 50
John X. Holt, sd and Market strosts
| PLUbIBkRS AND tsAs EITThRn.
| ". 4. Gillespie, alh w 9TH street
RIAL ESTATE AGKNT@.
| rvans Pennington, Aiimonda Bds, stb and MARI
u. Uhild 10, No. I W. 7ih stfsei.
J. II. frazer I'd and Shipoy Htrsola
wm: Reynolds 10, 81 Market street
A. ii. GfnshaW, No W. 80 Street.
| Samuel W. McJadiles, I'D Market etrset fses al,
/ VIM. MelhulsT Do, s5 Markst sitesi.
RE-TAuRANT q BILLIARD REQ
Joseph Eullmer, 5D4 and ss Market strea,
SEWING MAtHiAES.
'iroser Baker s. NJ. 10. 6l7 King street
NaW Amsfioan Sewing hAehius, 1is Msfk-i aif.sl
GOfFkh aud TIA Dealers
Union Pacific rsz Company. bla MArtst street
uNDEitTA NERS.
Thos. J. Giles, gsl shipIey street
r. y foung AS Market strsat.--fSse AasD
l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07
From our I.ate E.ltIlon Of saInran,
The polit,cal sIIuarion.


LAck OF AeREEMEyT AMONG REPUBLICANS AZ TO
THEIR POLICY THIS WINTER.
Especial Telegram 70 the n. Y Times Of To-day !
WASHINGTON, Dec. ).
Conversation with many Members of Congress
who have arrived in the city gives confirmation
Of the political Generalization that exists, and
in likely to interfere with tue necessary and inn
portant legislation of the session. No two mem
bers eau be found whose views are IN harmony
concerning the policy that ought to control the
Republican majority during the next session.
There has been good deal Of talk Of caucus,
and one will probably be held soon after the be-
ginning Of tile session bit what will be pro-
posed, or what propositions have any chance
OF success, are wholly unknown
There are really but few who regard
the financial question Az Of any vital political
Importance, dsegrecing in this particular from
few men Of radical views on either side. Tie
political reyerses OF the Autumn are almost Uni
yersdly charged upon the Administration
which it is declared, has lost, by somt
means or other the confidence ef the peo-
pie. The statements OF reg= onr for the feeling
of the people against the Administration ar,
numerous, and It is noticeable that none aecep
any portion Of the responsibility for the pas
for themselves personally or Congress as
body. There it good deal Of elimination an'
recriminAtion, though tile hope il expressed b.
many that the language Of private conversation
| will not find uttef8nce on the floors Of Congress
| where it would destroy all hope OF party union
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07
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