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, 1881-02-24


rHlLAnELr1ilA. l'a,. FGh Observation-Disclosures TeBt-
ern eftraA Ek731 iAI: Minnesota uxtrns. slf5aE..t
Ohio extsns, *hHhA: Minnesota pat2nt process to; Is
t<115 winter Iaents. rlOIce, f1.j Nyo Hour Hrm at
sim
GEAfS-Whent nrner; advanced MR4c: rcJcctGut
trick, &l9; No. re,s elevator, car-Iots tII6s
lllA NJ. J rcd fabrnhrY sLli1l hlh. N.i5!i asked;
March, iI.is;4 blh. tl.1i4 asked, April. *lI15 bid,
&l.l7,t uskcdi Mny. slls96 bd Ills nskcd Crrn III
Mura Is11ands stonucr on trnck, Bic! sAil nlIre.I,
Fvhruary. 55so hid, hio n~kt,l; a,trol, 6t.6o BID,
s!tfe nskeu; ApEil Ste ni. SSsn nsked: say. ss'su
H,ent Il Irtc1i No. w!,i!s ,'ts:So. ado 41'&in4c
Enthusiastically: ,HloFto trade In elIuIce g.ntiga
eEenmery extrl, i!tiir, 70 H1In 10 c!n!tr nellie;
Now furk stntD und lfuhnrl County litN.i,
Western ltesoryc, extra, %Mt6e do good 10 cULeo,
.Et!ic.
!'nNvls1nSH-Qu!et mid unchanged.
EtttiH-QHsBt ut .ht1jr
IMEt:sE-Qul1t: cTealnuFy, fe3{@l3c: fair to good
l2Gs!l4c. 49,"
l'i;rituLErsF-t)n1t nnt strn,iy; pfp.
WIItskf-SearcH md trl1 Sill.
hEcEtirs-FlnMr, ?,au brlui wheat. xJtM bu, corn,
1!nitljbtt nlta HiNi hi. '
sutFMkSTH-N0no.
, 1881-02-24

Special Di,palth to Ths Chteuon Tribune.
MoSTl.EA1. Feb. .j.-The exodus still COLI
tiu,lgs. and eneh train tnkes nut ita score uf
Guardians FOR settlement in lho Unltusl States.
sptclai lispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
QuEMIC, Fe!l. a3.-Sixty FrGnch. Canadian fun
lilies left Chnnderc Junction rcrontiy for tho
Btntcs. stxtyfllnrc uru preparing to luavc, and
will atNrt III n tiny Ur twn.
, 1881-02-24

ST, LOUIS, Fob. zl- fLuuA-unrhanacd.
HnA,N-Wheat quilt; No. rcd. $0l010T&
cslsht February tt0lS&ti04 Marcaf SLVt,
6sl.us4 ApItl4 tl,ol3i 3tayt M. lu. ~, No. do
W. Corn ho.t0: N44:&ts cashs 3e}ad FobFlaFJs wi
Gsk9ie anrcsIi 4U}sr siny. Oats higher NJ 8}6QIBtc
Harley dull aud unchanged.
4 LEAn-Qnlat Rt +91t.
bUTTkIt-Htuaty; uAlr5. Xs378c.
EHGB--Qulst III H.
W1tlHkf-Htcatiy at st.M 49,,
Apsl. urY sAit myaA Quut Ut ta,tIaUh S7.oa11A and
, 1881-02-24

EptctEl DEsn'lth 70 TIC ChIcupo IfjbNNt,
MONTREAL. Feb. .si-fpf. He'll, who has hccn
luing the Northwest and lfu.!s0n's lMy, arrived
tr0I l:nalana Il few l.Hys a9o. anl hn IL hntsi ut
WORK upon reportH wanted BY tho Government
III tn flaylgatlon of 1ispn's Hay. lilo sAys that,
with Il railway from York Factory to Churchill.
Northwest, grain Gun bn !ni.l down lli LlyrrAol
IN MoMtrcul Clty. b,' tho nl-rail rolte Of tho
Ennu.tM l'uc!tlc, tlu suya rtcaIhers conll nlvi-
iho uniddo of MAy to tho t,'t,tiio of October.
, 1881-02-24

-: HpteF4t NtIp4leh % 1As Cheaaa 7fibunA
ra'r l!unDs, Alich., Fut. ..-Wilttnni Iinr-
.""n VI w,.s,caX0, and L. H. selntr af tha city.
TAKEN to Chicago uit,e4,,lsa tn ilnr,nUns llno Of
harbor tugs. Tho pr!c1, ,s4u wns t3,opo, WIN.
ls.nl 1cnk!nsdn and others. n. tnls ctty. hnvu
Transportation t0,npuny. They w5n;N. tmws,'
by tlo propeller burlington the tunlInG ssu,,
, 1881-02-24

Special ntssateh 10 The Chicago Iybunt.
OTTAWA. Frb+ @a-1t Is stated On Kutd a,lthor-
lty TINT tho now WelEand Canui Will Eut te rc.ny
beforu tho lst uf July ncxt.
The Government haa announced thMt It Is not
Its Intention tU hpprnprlAte alIY Hlnltpy lnwlrsls
lilo enlargement Vt Lunk No. i OIL tue Wpllsau
Cnsinl ut present.
, 1881-02-24

CLEvELASr, o.. Fob, @.-l'ErRoLEuN-Htcady
Standard White lin lest. !1(e
rtrrsntfNH. rn., Frh .i-i'ErltDt EEst-Dull, csudc
silently; United certificates. s,)Sc bd refined. D{c,
pbilnolpllA dollvcry.
, 1881-02-24

EnsTpN. Fab. ~ :d-tIHt'il-st"aIy und firm: Wrst-
rrt aupefnr. r. u; cunmGn cAtras. tt2vt Iii. Wis
tnnsin extrnr. &tHtai!Hi strnr.,,n tf,. lts.1.cM;
winter nrhte. 0hln and HetianIl. Il 2tAi.N Indiana
a5a}<Httl; Ut. f.oNlt hnd illinois, sassas5 winter do
Hi2Ia77;.
tlHAtS-Eoen stuatJ md firm MtxGi and yellow hD
tsttc, STEAMER, bsics fiu krnts.. bhthst. tnt. In
n,0larntn stennnd. M nni n3tra ~tilt hy4.Ii; M,
?wl,l!s, itSr Su.3 mIxoh and No. j white. +iNl4se
hHTTKM-.ttice Weatetn orrnntor!c-. aic, ci,nco
!ln.pnckrtl. 3sht2ses GHmntt;n tn goo i7tt2Ie.
itEcEtTsFlnnr, I0,tiI hrls !!r1 sacks: coru sl,uu
bns Wheat 2iIiU hut mis-, +IHD In,
SHtrMESTa-flpnr, 10 ht1ai curis Grdn BIT.
, 1881-02-24

fEw fpHK, Feh. H. Ilutlncrs continues moderate
with pnckaKu l0uAes; lphing tradu steadily iu1pruy-
nG cOttun R1nts IN 1DadgEntr aterlanlt hest nlakrn
plain and c1nres cnttans steDtils el; pt1Mts ,icts
rinHnHlh actFG An scirct; dfess Kunds duH tllTlyi
TUoSn goods sluggish.
, 1881-02-24

nET10Ir. Mich, Feb TL--FLolrrt-Unchnngch.
GHAiS-Whcat inactive; cxtru HUtnlnnlt. No.
w!'!tt', tl6tds1 u{ February. tIDi{; March. t1un6
.el1l; Aprii *t9}st Mnr. f,0l; No: rcd. .tl.ul lid,
M. !whiti, tTr "
HECEltTS-- WhNnt =. 0M tr
HIltrMENTy-Whent, l2ttN bu.
, 1881-02-24

HuPFAtn, N. r.. Feb. U-Snthn4 dnno this foro-
nom: rrtcph nonllnnlIy without change. Corn md
othGr 9Enins v6ry htsirce.
, 1881-02-24
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE Md. FoL. Et-FLuun-FastIy ncslEe
md Btentiy; Wcslorn sapurtlnr fL251I7j, oxtra. 400
eti.7ai family. s3oJtCW
-.Yhcnt-WeHtcrn higher. cIoslnR oAser,
Su9 Western wint0r retl spot AId Fubru,Iry, $L!sS
Gsl.1i,4, aiarrt. t1G]hal'G April, tLligsa tl7l4,
May t1ttiGsl.lf96+ Curn--WGstcrH shade higher,
cluflrK qnut but urtat Wrststn mixed, Bpot ard
February, &1Aaac, March. 5f5t5Sy; steamer, &c.
Oats quiet, Western whtfe, lttbs?c 1nlxud 40 luc,
Nyp gulut Int !rtl NJ &1.G.esl.tE
lAf-tl1lut; l'rln.o 10 ctIoico ponnsrlvan!a, fQ1j
s2I.Ul
I'NUytaiUSH-Ens n fall jDbblnH tradu dGnlnnd}
plgk. U HIS. nOW kht2St hulk n.Gals rAcked
II an4 sl4S 5.e9n-Shnnl9rs, aAd' slsar fiDs sdas,
lhTrElt-,,QM!uti primo 10 cl,uIeo Wsstasi packoI,
llat24ot rtll1, tJ4s.lG. ---
EIiiiS-l.uH4r !ttld Tliet Mt r1C+
.Ft:Ttttit.ErM-SHHlitlhti H.IinHd Htr
Es-C1tltn qGtt tttD carGhes. ordinary to
fuI. hl$tsl!4S. saKar Ynuti "a" suit. Die.
WH'sts--tls,n ~ fI.lltt!.H.
FnHtGnrH-Ia liygtlHul par htnn.1ur steadJt cot.
nEcNsrfs"ti",!s. j. Isl trsst whoat teas,d bu eoru
idl, ~ hns nnss. itahl but ryc. ~ bl!. ..,,
sALxs-WIeat z9,;atl hui cor1 ~, lt9 bu.
, 1881-02-24

TnErno. o., Fcb. 2i-GnAtS-Whcnt dull md
fowcF' No. red Wnons. Mnsctl $11s April. tiO1,f;
t!uls h9h n1txcd. 42I4o, NJ. 2, Arnt. s94r: du un
trick, s2.G rnreirti, tl!lo. tats dill md tpnI,!n
CLDsi:t.SEE Primo mammoth, f.N, primo, $3.HtI
old to. tt.1i; M. = &G1. - ''
CI!tsEi'-tYhuHt quilt nnd unchanged. Corn quiet,
, 1881-02-24
PRINCE JIM AFTER TIE PRINCESS
NEAYfklCE.

Spttfal Dlspateh sa 7At Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Fob. .j-'rhe Montreal i'hSt hints
ttat Jnmcs Gordon ltunnctt, OF the Now York
Iitr,,t, III suttor for tho hand Ut tie Princess
ucatrlcu,
, 1881-02-24

ISDtANArotsH, Ind, Feb, zl-GItAtS-syhcnt tlrn,
No. red. xl!i lv,tx. Cum steady at1k1Trko unss
kteadT al IK8a5NC.
, 1881-02-24

OswEGn. Feb. Ei-GNAtS--Wslsnt Etcndr. Corn
stendyt Western. SIC.
, 1881-02-24
T(1lElsES'I,rNC.


WfIMIS0rON, Fob gi-5rt1stTs 0r TURrESTfal
Firm at lie,
, 1881-02-24

A prtvnte letter from Cleveland to a gentle.
man In this city tnukes notes Of chnnKcs In tho
cninlnand Of vessels owned Oh Lake Erie, prin-
clpnlly Cleveland. as Fo!iuws:
Capt. ltay. Of tho schooner john Martln, will
command tho Btcam- -barKc ]. S. Fay.
Cant. LampAu, of tho stcRn1- barge 9,tpcrior.
goes lnto tho sicnln-bnrYu Solnh Chamberlain,
Cnrt. lhsnrsut,. 1f the 6telnl- Durgc Fuy, goes
INTO Tue steHtli. barKp t. Il. liule.
Enps. DAvis: t,f the sttnfn. .4nrge Fred Kelly,
hAvlug bought I'M Interest in her.
Gnpt. Jntncs 1.nWltss, OF tue schooner s. ],
ItdHt, Will communal tho schooner Thomas
QMntp.
Ca1a. Smith, OF tho river tup 1cnrve n, urady,
goes tllt9 tbs sieAtn bar4e II. i. Tut1ie.
Cni- .!uhn S'Ycclity. the well-known Lake Syr-
tcrnr pl!nt. viii eulltnn11h the schooner Neurgc
Whit VIII new escnln-burge CNytalns, required
~ Eu into thn Luke Superior trldr, DO ,,nws
EArt. Muck. Of tho schooner HelytlIa, IL 10
hltt chNrEt of the Etcntn- -iMrEr Frcl Kelly.
Can't. Henry Stone. u iho schooner Thunns
Qhny!e, Wlll cuInslnrld tho stennl- larYe Sapernr
Cnrt. lltrnm Cummings, Of tho schts,,er
tho atlnrinl Statc and one ntilGr schooner.
Capt. Frank ltrowu, WIN lust the Gcow Asa
Wtcnx, Will command tho etentn- bnr8n lItutuu,
which Is to ply In thu lGnbrr-tratle etk Lake
Michigan: Tho !ientnn Is ow,lud by tue On.
christs. Of VertnIllIon.
t'npt. Christie Moran rotains command of tho
schooner All II Cobb
CHpt. Frank t'trew's lnrxe new stcnn,- ,,aruo
Ieiew.
Gupt. McDermott, OF tho gchnancr =. r.. At
~nter, goes Into tho schooner Marfu Martin,
, 1881-02-24

Chicago. Hock Jstnnh q 9.Mc1nt Rnttr.%h
pcrnt. corner nf Van lssn and HhuEnan n-sts Ttofsr
t,cus q Clark:st. sherman lfousu, lslmer House
, 1881-02-24

Mail (ytn Main Lino) ,,....,.,.....
special few YORK E1pFtas .t......
lightning ExpEss4 ttIltiy}t........
Atlantic n. T. EAIlsoss ltlAllJI.....
ktAt EAI1cs5. ........s,....--l
, 1881-02-24

l.Ake Ah1ro 4. Michigan =
Ticket ptf,ces IT dulstt.A van Il
tallg, 1'wuMty.seso!ld-st., and +
aill Freight 0it'e1 under 3hgsult
0,tlee8 III thu u fund Pacific uOtl
, 1881-02-24

1-nepnt cruer of No% and kInIlc-ats
'-Ilepot corner Of Canal md kInIlo.sts
r.. Ih,rnKo. Huntington T. tauincy Railroad.
ton. Hrply nt q Elnft.et, GranT 1rcsnc Igntn|
Heiiks EXPRESS Nn'ee. fpnt Of Ihdiann.nY f3rnna
ftntrnl llrr!t Cannl and HlxLeentb.eta Pairncr
lkh,1ke. md Is t'at1Al-sL A"'oioF
, 1881-02-24

T. g:tu y n4s f:&l p ID
Il 3:Ap ri A:Al IN
HAM pmU BaUe Il 4
]" W:Nptalt 6:D sp>
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15
4 Howard County Republican Free,
His Mind.
Getting Sick OF its Practices.

Editor PLAIN DEALER.-The Re-
publican party claims to be the great
progressive party Of this country,
but by its record and acts as the
dominant party for the past twenty
years we claim that it has now no
right to this title. In its organiza-
ton and during its earlier years it
accomplished much. 1t stood before
the world as the party OF freedom,
equal rights and justice, for all.
For years it had q noble record, and
did grand work in the cause OF free
dom and human progress.
But in view Of the political events
OF the past few years, what can We
think are the controlling principles
and motives that now actuate the
leaders Of that party.
In the early years OF President
Hayes administration the friends OF
General Grant began to lay thei,
plans to secure his nomination for /.
third term, after u most desperate
struggle this scheme was defeated,
but since there has been continual
war between the rival factions OF the
party. To such degree did this
light intesify the hate and bitterness
between the factions, that two OF the
United States Senators resigned.
aud is the outgrowth OF the fierce
contest that followed In electing
their successors, came the cruel as
sassination OF President GARFIELD.
At this horrible deed the whole ma
ton stood in dismay, that in time
OF profound peace the members Of
the same party could engen-
der such political hate n wonld c,ll-
inmate in the murder Of the Iresi-
dent. And now on the reassembling
Of Congress We sec that they IRE for
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

Lying Il Smith says NO
tried to select the notorious copper
head Col. p. G. Ballingall, Major
General OF the Iowa Militia
The white-livered Smith who pen
ned that "coprer-head' lie about
Gel. Ballingall, was wearing petit
coats and drawers that buttoncd UP
on the sides, and otherwise playing
the androgynons game, around Be-
lott Wis, 10 avoid the draft. while
Col. Bal.ingall was facing rebc! bul.
lets in front OF Atlanta. Deny this
il you can and dare. We pin you
right here. and challenge you to de-
ny that you sneaked and cowcd like
a craven when your country called
you. We challenge you to deny
that you denied your cirili.y to
sneak out OF the war.
Shame on the coward for brand
ing as copper head" men like Col.
Ballingall, who carried tho flag Of
the Union over rebel graves, and
where the feet OF such sneaks as he
never dared 10 go.
The Draft Dodeer who stayed at
home by pleading a namcless letorm-
ity, aud played jewel in u sow's ear
to the War widows Of Wisconsin, can
now yell "copper-hcad," and froth
and fume ut his betters, but he'll get
enough Of it.
This red faced hypocrite is actual
ly unworthy to lick the dust from
Col. Ba.lingalls shoes; and no one
but n dyed-in- the wool ass like him,
would stoop to the dirty business. Of
traaucinga brave union soldier. The
hide OF Lying Z Smith was
never nearer q rebel bullet, than
Beloit Wis. :
Lime Springs Tribune. Nor, 2Ist,
1878.
The Deacon in a recent number Of
his Biackmciler notified the writer
that he was after him. Well, I'm
after the deacon, and will pursue tho
sconndrel whenever and wherever
occasion seems to demand it. The
poisoned chalice he has prepared
for others lips, he must drink to the
very dregs.
III, G. PRICE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

getful Of the sacrifice that has been
offered upon the altar OF political
difference, and the fire OF discorsl Il
again lighted, ms Is evident in the
struggle between the stalwarts and
half-brecds over lie choice Of speak.
or Of the House.
We may very properly ask; wha'
great principle Is at issue? vha'
question Of vital Importance to tho
people Of this country, that can sc
divide the party that controls the
dcstinies OF the nation? The an.
sycr is simply the spoils Of office
"only this and nothing more" Many
OF the fellows had ali Office, many
others had none.
And this is the way tho quarrel
began. And this quarrel over the
spells Of Office Is not merely among
the national leaders. Its infection
and faint is wide spread. Even here
among us it exists in a malignant
form, for proof read the many com.
munications that have appeared in
the Times relative to political differ
enccs in Howard county in general
and Forest City TOWNSHIP in particu.
lar. Men belonging to the same
party accuse each other of falsify-
ing and misrepresentation and
even VI being Outrageous liars"
One minister Of the Gospel is ac-
cused OF being actuated by motives
OF revenge, because he was disap-
pointed In his political aspirations.
Another minister is accused OF ical-
ousy because he failed to be the can
didate for Representative, and his
alleged indiscrclions are made the
subject OF rejoicing, and in the ran
cor and bitterness OF this political
strife many cruel and unjust charges
are made and the shaft of Islander is
wantonly hurled.
Now there is a lesson to be learned
from oil this, and candid thinking
men are taking heed thereto. To
many of the middle-aged and young
men who have been taught from
their earliest political life, that the
republican party was the party for
the masses, the party OF great IDEAS,
the party Of reform, and progress;
whose first remembrances Of politi-
cal leaders were such men rs Lin
coin, Tc@senden, Stevens, Seward
ana Simmer. For taesc men to re-
,liz4 tha I'll tratL that this party.
that the people lave 50 long honor-
u! ana trusted is now 80 legenerated
thai its greatest aim, its highest
principle. 1. 70 aee whether the Stall
warts or Half breeds shall rule. and
possess the epoils; but when this fact
comes home to them as il is surely
doing, then the death knoll Of party,
place and power is sounded. The
thinking men, the laborers, the farm
ers, the common people all over the
country who compose the great
army OF producers, will do we'll to
ask themselves, whether this party
furnished with extravaganza, blonted
with corruption and torn with dis
sension is Il fit custodian OF the WE'LL
fare and best interests Of this great
nation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15
Yellow Fever Prevented.

The engineers OF the Central II. r.
Of Georgia say: Though exposed
to the worst miasmatic influences
going in and coming out OF Savan-
nah ut different hours OF the night
and also in spending entire nights In
the city during the prevalence Of the
yellow fever epidemic Of 1874, with
but the single exception OF one OF Us
(who was taken sick, but speedily
recovcreD we continued In our usu-
al good health--a circumstance we
can account for in no other way but
by the effect, under Providence, Of
tho habitual and continued use OF
Simmons Liver Regulator while we
were exposed to this malaria"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

The opening OF the Cresco skating
rink last Saturday evening was the
occasion of merry gathering of old
and young rs participators or look
ers on OF the rare sport. Every
thing passed off satisfactorily and
pleasantly, except an unfortunate
fall of John Farnsworth, hurting him
seriously ut the time. but from.which
IL has recovered.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15
Notice 10 RfdeGs2s

To l.. Bulls or other unknown owners OF ths
following described lanoX
You Nia pieaSe take notice. that at tho az
tournad Tax Sale held ut Cresco, In the county
or Howard. In the state Of Iowa, on the lstn.uas
III nacen,har A. d. 1879. the following described
real property. to-w,t: Lot sixteen QSl on the
Il. me- "a IL. was sold for the tax OF 1877
when was In amount $1.l7, said Land WAS sea
by the treasurer OF Toward county 20 ". =.
Dco,iItla who now holds and owns sua c6rtin-
cate Of sale and that the right Of redemption
viii expire and decd for said land DC made IN
yn DAYS from me compiatcl service hereof.
Dated December 9th, 1881.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

The communication which appears
over the signature X is from one OF
tho leading republicans of this coun-
ty; one whose name has been prom
incntly and often mentioned through
the Times aud by leading members
Of the party in connection with va
rious places Of honor and trust.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15
Notice TO Redeem.

TO Asa.di Foster, or other unknown owners Of
tie following described lands:
Nou Will p.caSe take notice, that NJ the fas
Sale he'd At Crc-co IN the county Of Howard, In
the state of Iowa, on the ", day III December A.
d. ls.s the following described real prcpev.,
to-wlf: The northeast quarter OF the northeast
north OF range twelve, west OF thu 5th i. NJ,
WAS sod to d. L. Morgan and the certi'i,ate q
sale b. him assigned To J. +. IoAahu-h Tic
present owner and holder thereof aud mat ills
right ri rsdemption VIII expire AMI ! decd foI
said land be made unless redemption from SUI 4
sale BE- made withia - days from the completed
service hereof.
Dated November %, lssi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

Making Ills December as torrid as May

Editor PLAIN DEALER:-The editor
OF the Waukon Standard volunteers
to vouch for Ananias. He unguard.
cdly states that himself and Smith
We're Union Leagucrs during the
war, from which one Is led to infer
that they both parted with patriot.
ism during that trying period to Sc.
cure protection from entering til.
military service. And since then the
Standard editor, educated for til.
clergy has pawned his piety for i,
mess ofpolitical pottage, demonstra.
ting clearly his untrustworthy char.
acter, and that there are
ARRESTS. who, II Satan should sit down,
To make i Bible or his own.
Would gladly, for She sake OF mitrcs,
Turn his inspired and sacred writer's
And who, for Ill S friendly all.
Would make Him partner In their trade
Pix to their bills, In g0oily show,
The name OF 'Belzebub 4 Co."
COL. II. G. VanLeuven who saw
service and plenty of it at the front,
q good republican too and an editor
likewise painted the following graph
il picture Of the Times editor, in an
article in the Lime Springs Tribune
which the Times never called in
question and which may be found
and'rcad OF all men, as follows:
ASKINyED SKUNK.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15
Catarrh.

Clear head and voice, easy breath
Ing sweet breath, perfect taste smell
and hearing, no cough, no distress.
These are conditions brought about
in Catarrh by tho use Of Sanford's
Radical Cure. One bottle Radical
Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent and
one Improved Inhaler, in one pack
age, Tor 81. dec 3p
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

DR.. Clemmer was in Chicago last
week laying in his holiday goods
which have just arrived and more
extensive stock, and Of better grades
In all departments, was never in
trodueed into the county. The dis
play Of goods, their utility, the mod.
crate prices. considering qualities
seem to indicate that the DR.. has do.
cided that he will monopolize the
business OF Santa Claus In and
about Howard county this year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

Mr. u. s. Kline who has been all
ing for some two years or more died
very unexpectedly on Tuesday even
ing at the family residence in this
place. He was some &C years OF age,
had been so rs to be upon the streets
from which he was scarcely missed
ere the tidings went forth that he
WAS dead.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

Mrs. Mantonya who left here In
the fall with her husband to spend
tho winter with friends in Ohio, died
after a very brief illness there re-
Gently. She was about fifty seven
years OF nge.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

Should a blizzard set in from the
North West it might find our town
without supply OF coal sufficient
for one single day. The supply to
consumers is almost entirely exhaus-
ted, the dealers are entirely out, and
the railroads confesses It's inability
to meet the demand
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

The Annual Entertainment OF the
Father Mathew Temperance Society
will take place ut Lyric Hall on
Monday evening January 2. 81
Ervin's full Band will be there. Look
out for invitations in few days.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

Land League meeting Friday even
ing on the ringing OF the bell, at the
Court House. Every friend OF libcr.
ty. all enemies Of monopoly Of land
Gods Heritage to all the people
come.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15
kALO-MEDA
For Sale ut Prices Drug Store.
The "Boss" pair OF Cali Boots for
only $3.50, at Zundelowitz.

Anything In the line Of Garfield
pictures, Frames. Easels, Albums,
Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, Music
Books or anything else in that line,
Just call on bertrand and he will
suit you.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

A runaway team went through the
iron fence about the court house
yard one day last week, without in.
jury to the team and doing but lit
| tie damage to the fence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15

Daniel Plat Is in the Eastern mar
ket purchasing additional winter
stock tor the double store OF Plat
s. O'Malley. Their stock Is one Of
the largest In the county, their trade
extensive, through Northern Iowa
and Southern Minnesota.