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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04
Observation-Disclosures
420 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOXO. ALSOP. MOSBl a 60,
1908 EAST MAIN sTGLtT

After June 1t We Away begin f0c'o-cuut -t'-s.
This season. owing 90 tho cold aai uu-,.-IlH. b.
weather. many goods VIII be- f'rycd.
on our hArg1lu-cOuuirfs VIII now '- 4uNt
WORSTFD And SIlh NOVELTIES. Bi t'h
GOODS. BROCADtD. OMBRE. amt ORR So
FANCltS. lu many cases AZ less Than l0 ..l
Those In want - rich but inexpensive cioi.. l.f
springs or seaside wear VIII du well to ctil.
We are determined to make our house u.t iF
The resort Of ihc Fashionable public. hni g. ,tt
ali Who want honest good, "a lowest price o. I.-
tronizc IT,. We 10 not advertise hcfitun. fl.r.rr
al worse ihan hctltiou, value. COR caud D tl. B
discriminating pubic alikc lorYrie u.
WHITE LINES LAWNS. 30 to OOc.;
PERSIAN LAWN. NIt-LL>. PRINCES iWN~.
CHECKED AID PLAIN MANSIONS, 10 o'r
usual popular prico-.
We carry ihc largest. mo-i complete. and cn'.J,-t
line 81 WHITE GOODS fo Dee f.uld BOB Nir-
wehaye WHITE QUILTS al Toe. o. sIl:
IRISH LINENS. 25c.t -;
our stock of FIGURED LiNfN 3ul tornN
lawns {, unusually complete.
BLACK GOOD>.-Of this. cur speciality. ""r -t''N
is unusually varied Among "ut a,'t"'"4s
AII-W0OL Nuns WILLING. soc
ALL-NOOL 81 Nuns YELLING. buc.t
OF inner grade OF same f,bilr- Nc htf, 81 IH.eu'i-
cent stock, ranging iu cost from loot" $50;
For Zoe. We have BEsr 81 NrlNG ever e,,u IA
BLNCK SiLk-WARP HENRlrrrA. TANu~T,
SHOODAH CASHMERE NJ Rt GtfNA-
DIN r.. RANGING in cost from NC. o. $500.
SILk~.--BLACk and COLOEED 81 b.. ~
TINS SATIN DE MFkNIlIlfIN. DE-
RIlADAMES, sIRAH >ILN~ tad ~NrlNs.
ranging IN cost from 7jc. o. $3.50.
SPECIAL NALI ES.-LpoA 80 our SILK sd
RAU at Si.2J. usually sold ~ : l.5I.
BLACK SILK al Sl.25 and Sl.jD-i--t stiuts
ever exhibited I'm this market;
LINEN LAP-KOBtS, ~ g. .j-sp,cllid ae.o r.
ment.
CORSETS. soc. 10 S2.j0-hesi standard tr.ash
and American manufacture.
ORDEKS.--Mc solicit orders from persons 80 q
distance. term, 30 ~rh are ~ tNur4 D. 10 u
present IN person. ONE PRICE TO AL.
CARDOZO, AL>OP. MO~Bl CO..
FOURQU REAN.PK TEMPLE & 81
1-,ndI
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viii insure magnificent crop, and posi-
blv n further tumble in wheat, unless tnis
tendency should be cotinteract.ed py the
threatening war complications OF Europe.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for Au-
gust is out. LASDoN b. EDWARDS, NJ. D.,
editor.
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CHlI.nREN,s CARRIAGES.

NHILDREN'S CARRIAGEScSA
~ Nom a up; DECORATED CnAM- go,
BER SETS al 80; TIN TOILET sers, VA ~
SILVER-PLATED lCE-plPCiERs, and oiiN
ROBERT HAkRoLDS.
et SIT bgoad strc,t,
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
UYGFIA HOTEL

HYGEIA HOTEL
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all
the year. Equal TO any hotel IN the United States
Surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating, fish,
Ing,and dxjving specially attractive. Pre-eminenty
resort for southern people. Terms less for equa'
accommodations than any resort In the country
Climate free from malaria, and for insomnia truf,
Won derful Ia its soporAc effect send for circuxi
describing hygienic advantages, etc. -
HARRISON PHGBUs,
my 1A.Sm proprietor
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DRY GOODS, &c.

4 GREAT CRIl
DOWN WITH DRY GOODS!
SPRING GOODS BELOW Co~T!
SUMMER GOODS BELOW C''~I'
FALL GOODS BELOW COST
WINTER GOODS BELOW COs1,
ALL GOODS BELOW COST
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

49, ~. "
DOCKBRIDGE VA.) ALUM WATER
for more than half a century has grown steadily In
repute rs a medicinal agent In wide range Of
chronic diseases. Multitudes Of women can tes-
tify to it, unsurpassed efficacy In the relief and
cure OF those ailments peculiar 10 their Sex.
DYSPEPSIA,
In It's varied and most distressing forms, IS cupd.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, sCROFULA,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, AND DYsENTERY
YIELD MOST RAPIDLY,
PERMANENT CURES RESULT.
READ CERTIFICATES OF EMINENT SOUTH
ERN PHYSICIANS IN OUR PAMPHLETS
The Springs are beautifully located IN Rock
bridge county, Va, and are open for the reception
of visitors from
JUNE 1sr TO OCTOBER lsT EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER is bottled direct from the springs,
packed in eases containing one dozen half-gallon
bottles.
For saIe-by the agents,
PURCELL, LADD & co,
Richmond, Va,
Aud by druggists generally. ~ 23-3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES: -,-----~-~
NJ MONEY! MONEYS
MONEY CAN BE SAVED
By BUYING YOUR
Dry GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AND NOTIONS
LEVY BROTHERS
GREAT CLosING-oUr SALE.
THE PEERS OF ALL GOODS HAVE BEEN
REDUCED.
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOS1LsS
MUST BG SOLD,
AS THE LEASE UPoS THE STORE
EXPIRES On
OCTOBER ST. 1892.
so MAKE YOUR PURCHASES AT ONCE /
WHILST TIE ASSORTMENT IS GOOD. :
aul LEW BROTHERS.
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Co,,ou. Balm. Make Glad she Farmer'
mesr,.-Tho Corn vsstly fmproveS-Fav'r'
.bI. p,orre.. or the wheat Harves-Pros'
meet for a Large Yield or Oats.
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SPECIAL: NOTICES.


III DOWN THEY GO!
PRICES LOWER THAN EvER.
THE BOTTOM REACHED At LAST.
JULIUS MEYER & son.
We are determined to close out 0U sCMHFR
STOCK. In order 10 do this We are Offering SPY
CIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY IEDUcE-
MENTs in every line. Note the prices;
5000 yards HANDSOME Lawns at ao--~aoc
quality sold elsewhere At 6ac;
1000 yards extra wide POLKA-DOT LAWS
at &C.:
BEST PACIFIC snd COCHECO LAWNS
all the newest ,tyles-reluccd b. lOc..
Entire stock ofREAL LINEN Lawns TO-
1uced 10 l4c.-origiDal price lGt. -
and 2jc.;
Entire stock of FIGURED and DOTTED
SWISS MUsGINs at and below cot.
soc. quality reduced 10 3jc. 40c. quail
iIy 10 3Oc., 35e. quality b. BE. 2jc.
quality % l6.c.;
80 pieces WHITE PERSIAN LAWNat e,o.-
the greatest bargain II the ses-oI;
10 pieces CREAM PERSIAN MIL 80 Z;N-
original price 35c.;
40 pieces EXTRA SHEER and FINE WHITE
INDIA LAVE At l4c.:
20 pieces SUPERIOR BLACK AfL-WOrL
BUNTING &c J5e Original price goo.
Is pieces LUPIN'S BLACK ALL-WoOL
CASIlIEKf,S nc 3jc.:
40 pieces WIDE and HANDSOME SASH
,RIBBONs 90 25c.-Orignll price 7jc..
IS doz-n POLkA-DOp MHLL TIES At IT,
original price 4nc.;
50 dozen POLKA-DOT six UANDKkE-
CHIEFS II l5c.;
~ dozen LADIES HEAVY FANCY STRIFE
IlOSE-foT pairs FOR BE;
~ dozen 3-ELASrIC COL,gRED THREAD
GLOVES nj Zoe.
LACES, LACE+.
En- trc stock at reduced prices. special hnr,sil.> h
TORCHON LACE>.
)ur entire stock Of LADIES CNDERWEAH 81
aud below cost To- clcscout
JULIUS MEYER ~ON,
~ lS-eod COL aud COB Broad Street
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Just One More Rain.

The recent rains will make the corn crop
almost as fine as the wheat crop. The
corn was for the most part planted late,
and thus Is backward; but 1t had fine
growing season, though it had begun to
need rain. The abundant rain fell upon
the soil already soitened and loosened by
the light showers OF the day previous, and
thus the water sank into the ground: II
comes at the very critical time III the life Of
the plant, when the ears are forming, and
the plant puts forth its great effort. An
other good rain within the next TWO week.
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NtVlINI ~ "
A limited amount Of ;his stock can Dc ld rn
applica ton 10 Messls. MARREN & OF Arr. - -
Messrs. THOMAS BRANCH & COS one furth
cash; on other three fourths, " coeh per STAR
afterwards I'll per share per month On PAID vii D'
required. Payments on account OF thls ,ub,trli-
ton may De made on or after Augus' ID, lcc- g.
credit Of the big OF AIRY SLATE COW
PANYn az the Planters National BANK, 81 hl'h-
mOnd, Va.
Work T. 20 begin at once 10 the quarrioS7 aud III
machinery viii be put up Is soon as lSe%eaV,|
This has always becu profitable prOlerysahtl'
present "a arrangement Will do All la their power b'
make Il profitable and safe All Investment a. a"F
In Virginia. ..
ROBERT T. HVBNRp, President
BIG Quarry SkIek omianS
Post-0liee Box 221, Richmond W
~ 30-eod9t
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FINANCIAL.
A RELIABLE, SAFE. AND GOOD
IA DIVIDEND-PAl INVESTMENT
On EASY TERMS.

"a DINiDEND-pAli INC INVESTMENT
On EASY TERMS.
The BIG QUARRY LATECONFNN1. me-
ccssOrs 10 the buckingham Siit e.. llfs
have acquired the OLDEST and Bk>I E''tI ~
SLATE PROPERTY VA the United >tt'..-'., ~
nous Perrow Big Quarry in The t.u.-F -
Buckingham, 81 miles from Brcmo, hichu'..t -Ai
Allegheny railroad.
The buckingham railroad, from BIcno. +, /"
pass through The quarry tract, c0n' cnlcui i' I'd,
works
Catital stock .. ............ $1,000
Cost u property ..,........ e-N'VNN
Cost Of machinery, &C. esIi-
mated. ...............s.s 0.NN'
Reserve fund 10 meet cOnila-
genci.s................ $4,000
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SAN Francisco. August 2.--The Chroni-
Gle has published full returns OF this years
harvest from twenty-one leading agricul-
tural counties in the State. The wheat
crop will be equal or superior to that OF
last year, except the lower San joaquin
Valley. One county shows a great de-
crease, five falling of, seven large in
crease, and the remainder good average
crops. The fruit crop is reported fine in
all sections. Grape growers are gratified
at the prospects OF the vineyards. MERGED
county promises about 100000 pounds OF
cotton. Prices for cereals and fruits are
higher than last year, and farmers are iu-
bilant
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
GRAND LAND LEAGUE MEETING!
At LYRIC HALL Crcsco,

! President; p. T. O'Malley, Esq.
! Wee Presidents: Rev. NJ. A, Nc.
Cartcy, Rev. G. y. pcrciyal, Rev. G.
w. Pratt, Rev. Carman, Hon. Aaron
Kimball, Hon. H. I. Reed, Prof. J.. T.
Weld, q. I. Webster, John Z. Peck,
g. /. White, w. H. Pattcr son, j.
Lowry, +. G. Clark, Frank Sayre,
w. X. Barker, H. c. Mccarthy, w. Il.
Mead, L. L. Smith and J. J. Clcmmcr
Cresco; James Oakley, Hugh Lar
kin Albion; Hon. s. s. Lambert, Geo
M. VanI4cuven, A. d. Prescott and
G. L. Brown Lime Springs; A. &.
! Hubbard Chester; J. ]. Sloan and
Thos. McCook Jamr#towi; chas.
Keefc and Thomas Sullivan Aftor
| Thomas Griffin aud Tas. Hall How
ard; NJ. Tlahrrty. +. Erophy an!
Rev. Mr.. O'kcefc Pa:is; w. 4. Glass
and Frank Chyle New Oregon; Ihos
Gibbons, and n. Graf Satatoy.
H. Bishop and John Shields Howard
Center; Martin Ryan and Rev. Mr.,
Grcgan Plymouth Rock; p. O. Rieley
James Mckonc and p. H. Kennedy
Lawlcr; John Finn, Joseph Hutch
inson md John Curtin DEBORAH; J.
J. Murtha Bluilton.
Addresses by Re-. 4. $. Mcconnell
Aug. Beadlc and John McHugh.
Reading, by Prof. Weld, Robert
Emmctt's Speech in the Dock
Tie intention is to make this the
most successful Land League meet.
ing yet held in Northern Iowa, and
the Crcsco branch extends cor,lia
welcome to all without regard to re-
ligion. politics or nationality to meet
them and hear a discussion Of this
important question which at presen
attracts the attention OF 50 many
American citizens.
Arrangements will be made TO take
care OF large number who may
come from 4 distance.
No charge for admission.
Doors open ut $50 p. nj. Discus
sion begins ut 80 sharp. II is de-
sirablc that those attending the
meeting be in their seats at : 30 so
that the speaking may not be inter-
ruptcd.
p. L. O'M,LLEY,
Ed. HrGHEs. President.
Secretary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
UNCLE SANS MEN.

Uncle Sans lcttcr-carricrs are q
hard working set OF men, and are
liable to contract rheualatism be-
cause OF the constant exposure to
which they IRE subjected. Calling
nj the postofiice the reporter had /,
pleasant conversation with Mr.. j. H
Mattern one Of the most popular and
clover letter-carricrs in indianapolis.
Mr. Nattern said that, while in the
army during the civil war, he sprain-
cd one Of his ankles, which Was al
ways worse in the spring during the
period of the rapid changes i'm the
weather. He did not find much re-
lief from the several remedies he up
piled. But two years ago he Int up
on st. jacobs Oil, and experienced
wonderful relief from its use. Sew
cral applications OF the Great Ger
man Remedy relieved him entirely.
The reporter talked with others
among the lcttcr-carriers and found
that the Great German Remedy was
popular in the postof1ice. They use
it for sore feet, rheumatism, etc. and
praise it Observation-Disclosures News.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
CYiglNNf yv'OyicP.

Ia 3 lit court To- Howard County. Iowa.
\ II. i.rin, 1881.
). \. Bilwcll :lanitf,
Urcn Glawson. .Ten'e y. Glawso. kis VII Mag
Civ ). cl.W>on and kall 4 t.t n..ri.li ie.cadants.
To ,ii.' defendant, above ~ l.esl:
f.u arc i.erehs gifted th:t 'aar, Il
on ne IN The oifi,e u I. eifr.
q! IN. District canrs. In and for the csu..ts .
II. W ri. state III iowa. 4 petition OF the pian-
tiff above named. claiming u sos The sim "
iwenfy-.;ght hundred dollars and ten per cent.
Interest thereon from March inih, lssss ru'hpu,-
cd anu ally and ten r.f cent. interest On
said In rlr,t RI III the lil,e said Interest bsco:ncs
cue aiii,ualls OF your >iS pfomis,ory notAs Also.
iis.ing the forreiO TIRE ~ 4 mortgage given tn
secure SAIL not ~ the following described req
estate situated III Howard county Iowa ro-wtt:.
tract u isnl IN hester township. heiIg town-
ssp o'c hanifed. narih OF range IT, WEST pf the
Oh I. u besianin. 'n III town q, Chester IN
little isWa river NJ the ehl III. hiils, ntr,sss
said rArr. thence r:,t m tho aati, ~ite u; bridge,
street. eight rods ~ Ill, ruf,h-a.st toris.'r cr
Mil. AVER. 'oi. thence s0aii;i.s aiaa- Tie
iln'.I SAIL Atrf,'s ls' II the Saa4. direction
three hnhtiea feet .ai >ion.. ,isfo as.t ~
the nu'fh Ehe 81 Vain street enn hundred an
sirsri one hundred .ei. thence Gestoi. I'LL, ri
l.ci thence North g lie nu.;h y INK II sat.r O.
thence ioloWin. i.ie north bark o. thr tis, ~
TIE place ~ beginning. t.setAer with .'s' , sitt
nI iinWage a;i lie Lands IT Ai-u.ti.s Il 4 -
iieatte. Joseph Sle~ ami the p.aintn ov,.l "a
~ VI. construction ~ 4 nil dam Oh said \, n.
north half u In southwest fourth ard IL 49,.
y III the casi Il III III thu ssntil-Mrs' III ..;ioir
~. township ln. ranss i3. Including III ~. f!.on-
III. lands No Esf-aaal Judgment eiaiata eN-
cept against defendant oicn Gi..Msoa.
And that Hhits- you appear i:iei9io and -.
Tend nc;nfr EN,a ~ the sstona ,ay III tse n, !
tenn of the sa'a court. appointed 10 I. he'd ut
lie Court llon-; IN said .elnts. commencing IN
the nth day of April ,S>s, your icia,iil VII
be entered and Judgement nn,lesed a.iiH,t sa,i
sheir"a Ia accordance with the pis,s " ii sA,i
petition.
II. G. MCCARTHY < 60,
:H4 Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
To Teachers and Those Intending
To Teach.

cresco Iowa, March ith. 1855.
As per appointment of the Super
intcndcnt of Public Instruction, the
annual Teachers Normal Institute
for this county will be held in the
Public School Building in Crcsco,
commencing March 27th, and con
tiauing two weeks.
Instructors: Prof. l.. L. Weld, oil
crcsro, and Prof. II. q. Young ol
Newton, iowa. Delays in enrolling
and irregular attendance have here
tofore been great hinlrances i'm ac-
coniplishing the end for which the
institutes We're organized. 1t is there
fore hoped, that all who can possibly
do 30, will come the first day End r.
main through the entire session
Teachers should employ every means
in their power to become proficient
In the profession. The InstitG:. l.
one Of those means, aud Your ut
tendance will bc evidence Of yout
interest in the work.
Bring TEXTBOOKS with von.
An examination will be held al the
close OF the Institute.
looping to meet you oil on The
First Day Of our Institute. I remain,
Very Respectfully,
L. e. CLARK,
County Superintendent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
Tn our next issue We shall publish

Tn our next issue We shall publish
the speech Of Gen. Weaver recently
delivered at Des Moincs. It Is the
key note to which the people must
rally to wrcst from the mbnopolies
the. unjust power the republican par
ty has usurpcd from The people and
placed In their hands. We shall is
sue an extra edition Of several humid
red copies and ask our friends
throughout the county to see that
their republican ncighbors are sup
piled with it,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

The value Of DarLys Prophylactic
Fluid IN destroying and countcract-
ing the effects Of contagious diseases
can scarcely be estimated, Us small
pox and the like nre caused 10y GER
tain germs gaining place in the
human body. The Fluid success
fully combats and destroys the germs
before they fully develop, thereby
dicesing them Of all power to harm.
Thoroughly disinfect your houses
and every place with the Fluid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

Senator Marshall desires us TO say
the reason he voted for sami-annu-
al payment OF taxes was because the
bill did away with the infamous !;
per cent Il month interest penalty
nov imposed upon those unfortu-
mates who are unable to pay their
taxes. Snch n vote shows Senator
Marshall right GA this question. but
where does it leave the infamous
party 10 which he belongs. and
which enacted and retains this out
ragcons law?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

Wallace's Monthly for March Is a
magnificent number. We hardly
know how men engaged in breeding
horses can get along without it. 1,
Is authority in all matters upon
which it treats. and costs Nit So 4
year. Published 2l2 Broadway n. Y
bv John ii. Wallace.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

AR attempt MAS made on Tuesday
last hy u man named Mclean to
shoot Queen Victoria, AS she went
to her carriage 1T Windsor railway
station. che associated press dis
patches call Mclean I'll nisrreaGt,'
whaf ought II to call IL ru 'cr by Obi
vine riglG," whose policy has made
iseiand the land OF dcstitution
and lis people the oppressed. Of the
Sx.a0fX
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

The publishers or Ehrich's Fashion
quarterly send out a condensed shop
ping guide for Spring OF 1882 which
shows new styles In good. and il,
their make up. The price If the
Quarterly is but 10 cents IL year.
Address Enrich Bros, S'h Avenue
and 18th Street New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

The violation ~ any OF nature
laws brings its warning l.y tho feel.
ing ofiiscomferI. Exposure will in
dncc colds. thsout diseases, eonsump-
.isn, etc. all of which give warning
By troublesome cough. Use DIR
Bluffs Congn Syrup in time, aud re-
move both the cause. and effect q,
yonr discomfort.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

Mr.. John w. Ballard who has been
roaming over Nebraska and western
Iowa for something more than a
year, returned to Cresco on Friday
Of last week, and will probably re-
main here.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
Advertisements in donblc columns

Advertisements in donblc columns,
double the single column rates.
Business Cards Of five lines. one year IS.
All advertisements making more than
Ave lines will be charged rs ono inch.
All transient advertisements to be paid
IN advance.
Advertisements inserted in the local no.
ucs column, 10 cents line for first insor-
ton, and five cents line for each sMbsc-
aucnt insertion: but ne notice inherited for
lsHs than 80 cents.
Legal notices will be charged 81 per
square for the first insertion, and SO cent?
per square for each subsequent insertion.
All legal notices must be upnn the rrspon.
ability Of tho attorney ordering them pub.
lsshed, and no affidavit Of publication viii
he given until tic publication fees arc paid.
All accounts payable quarterly.
In connection with the pnper, We have 4
splendid assortment Of Jebbing Material.
and are prepared to execute Mi kinds Of
printing in style unsurpassed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

Hon. L. II. Gillett will address the
people OF Howard county at Lime
Springs on Thursday March % ut 2
o'clock =. M. He is one OF the most
effective public speakers now before
the American public.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

TALM.aE.-Thc reading Of his see
ond rc.,ly to Ingersoll was postpoE-
ed on account OF Prof. Allison's leo
turc. 1t will he given D..N., next
Monday evening at the Court House
Hall, beginning ut & O'clock.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY,

Congregational Churrh.--Rev. 1lcx. 8
NeConsca, faSecv, services every Sabbath ut 10 ~
.. N. and 7:3A p. ~. sunday school NJ u ~. Al
eso cordially invited.
Epsso0pal, Grace Oh Nreh--7ector, Rev.
r. rKncIvM. 9civfccR every sunday a. II a
sn ands D. IN. Ssll,siay aclsppl hIRlSslfNtcly
utter morntn. scrylcc. Evening lrnycr, Friday
evening.
seats oil free. etsAngcrs and the Public,
cordially inviteA.
Sunday, at ten A. ~, and Z Pm.
9aGrN.th schooi Immediately aftcr morning service
r - Assctiug each Thursday even n.s. seats
nes. GENERA. Invitation EXTENDED.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

&c DIR. j. j. Clemmer has just put
in IN immense stock Of wall papers
embracing many Of the finest pat
trrns made and OF the hest quality
Of paper. He itlttcrs himself that
he can give advantageous bargains
in such goods in every grade. and ut
popular prices. He invites an en-
animation BY those desiring to pur-
chase.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mead ri

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mead Will
their daughter Alice, returned from
Erie. Pa, where they have been since
last September. Mr.. Mead has beer
having medical treatment there and
we are glad &c nc able 10 think he
has obtained permanent relief from
his troulj,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

We sec in the New York Spirit OF
the Times mention Of the cure OF Mr..
George Drake, 46 Fifth street. Ind
annapolis, Ind, OF severe case OF
water rheumatism, by the use Of St.
jacobs Oil.--[Cincinnnti ENQUIRER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

Tho Cicarlcld Enterprise pub.
lished in Taylor county, il new
venture and from its excellent char
acter ought not to be venture but
n Ga1nancu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09

GRACE CHrRcH.--Thc subject Of the
Rector's discourse next Sunday cye-
Ming will be as follows: Thoughts
on completing my sixtieth year
How to secure happy old ago.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
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'SI.AWsON.-In cresca. March 9th lsS.. or scar.
let fever. Grace, infant daughter OF Frank and
Jennie SlaMsOn, aged II days
RH'kER-In sugar Grove, Pa, Feb II, lsa9.
Am:s W.. infant son OF Ieyant and Carrie
Kicker. aged months and . days.
,,OOsE In Jane stnwn. y. Y Feb. 95. 1852 nj
the rasaeacc o. her sister, Mrs. Josephu, H.
clark. sarah II. Moore, wife or Isaac Moore,
nEFa CD years.