The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

The apron and neck-tie sociable
on Tuesday evening netted the sum
Of one hundred and thirty dollars.
John I. Clark's law Office has been
moved to the south side Of Market
Street, few doors east Of Phelan's
grocery.
1t would be hardly possible for an
evanee.istand a christian to walk up
rightly on the rickety walk adjoining
Mr.. Ridlington's on the east.
Prof. Weld, principal Of the Cresco
public school is to deliver republi-
can speech mt the Libbcy school
house Sunday afternoon next.
The Petit farm half mile north
Of Cresco on the Granger road is FOR
sale at bargain. There is not u
more desirable 80 in Howard coun-
|ty.
Mrs. Mitchell, wife of son OF the
late Riley Mitchell, departed life
Sunday last leaving two little chill
dren and a husband to nour1 their
loss.
Hcrvey Axtel is In town repairing
the fences which lead toward the
sherifI's residence. Hugh Price
seems to be tearing through them
in the north part OF the county.
There will be n meeting of Memoir
ial Post &. A. r, ut the court house
next Monday evening, September ~,
to arrange for 4 union with Usage
Post ut Riccvillc, October 3. and 4.
Comrads all invited.
w. d. Miner ut Riccville keeps a
country hotel that even more pre-
tentiOas towns need not be ashamed
OF. Excellent meals, tidy rooms,
clean and comfortable beds are
among the luxuries OF the house.
il. Lowry has purchased Dab
cocks iaterast in the grocery OF
Babcock Il Barber. The new firm
is styled Barber s. Lowry and will
be popular one. In time it will
speak for itself through the PAIN
DEALER.
Wallace Clark, who has been at
Webster, Dakota. is brought home
sick from pulmonary disease from
which his recovery is doubtful. lie
was never very strong Of lungs, and
we understand has been much worse
Of late than usual.
The West Shore, Portland, Oregon
is one OF the best publications Il per-
son can take to post himself on the
resources and progress OF the Paci-
fic slope. It Is to be greatly improv-
ed with the September number. The
subscription price is $500 per year.
It's illustrations are fne.
The Chicago Sertinel viii change
its makeup" before long from an
eight, to a sixteen page sheet. The
Sentinel ranks among the best pap
ers OF the national party and it's new
form will be especially valuable foI
future reference and use. Its circu-
lation should be extended to com.
pensate for this expense and useful
ness.
Read tho infamous record OF Sen.
ators Allison aud Wilson on the 4th
page Of the PLAIN DEALER. 1t will
enable You to judge whether you
will vote for senators or representa-,
tives who will vote for the return oi
such spectators in public trusts tt
; the places they have used to feather
their own nests at the public ex
pense.
Encouraging words come from
Mitchell and Worth counties touch
ing the candidacy Of Mr.. Forema.
for Senator. Farmers, ii you desir,
to wipe out the 81 per thousand fee
tariff tax which senator Allison vot
ed to impose on lumber, and the
cents a pound tarrin-tax Allison
helps retain on barbed wire, vote 70
Cyrus Foreman for state senator.
On our fourth page may be foun,
an article from Chicago Tribune en-
dorsing government currency, al
most as fully IS is done by the ''lu
matte press" Of the country. We in
vite the attention Of such papers Il
the Postville Review to this remark
able article from the leading repub
l!can paper west of New York. Bu
then the Tribune has limited cir
culation and little influence with til
people or its party, perhaps.
Sweeney was hunting grecnbac
votes when in Cresco and nearl
Disguised the national bank repub
licans. He said the greenbaek
ers were right and that the republi
cans were getting there us fast a
they could. This is probably true
with theis leaders monopolists the
cant get there at all. The way fe
them to get there is to drop the
candidates and vote the greenbac
ticket. Then they'll make no mil
take.
Woman at Work comes to US irol
Brattlcboro, Vermont, in fact sf
comes to us in the same way fro
everywhere. But this particul;
woman proposes to work for or
dollar a year and is worth doub
the price. She is dressed up in ne'
and tidy style, sparkling with W
and intelligence, radiant In virtu
! and asks TO come and cheer III
bless your home. Send the Woma
at Work s1.OO and get the neate
80 page magazine published, for OIL
year.
The Drs. Bennett, leave the last
} this week to complete their cour
in the Chicago HOMEOPATHIC Nee
cal college, and will not. be in i
tendance upon patients until t
close OF the term. They have II
with good success in their practi
and have made many friends, wht
with the efforts they are making
be thoroughly qualified for eve
hr,n,h - tha prafaaoinn fhav II