The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-25

German Lutheran services next
Sunday, Sept. %, at $50 p. m.
Geo. J. Jenkins with Messrs. Fos-
ter and Blandin, OF Mitchell county,
made pleasant call on Monday.
John Fl. Andrick. of the NcGregor
Times and DC. Cole, Of the Fayctte
Postal Card were in town last week.
Cousin Phil Mead is in Waterloo,
Wis, with the family of Charles i.
Mead. who is foreman OF the Water
loo Journal.
Mrs. Eva Gorst, wife OF DIR. Chas.
Gorst, late Of Lime Springs, died ut
Baraboo, Wis, August 81, 1884, aged
q years and months.
A hail storm at Saratoga on Mon
day night destroyed large quanti-
ty OF window glass and doing con-
siderable other damage.
The first load OF corn Of the pres
ent crop was bought by g. NJ. Harris
the early part OF last week. The
crop is good and well matured.
The Cresco Touring mill is now
prepared to grind wheat for all who
may bring their grists and will guar
antee good work from good wheat.
Gus. Genskaw succeed Joseph
Archer in the furniture trade with b.
ID. Peek and will give his entire time
to the trade. This will be fortunate
for both him and his partner.
UP in Dakota in the Devils Lake
region they put up cabbages so they
weigh thirty-fivc pounds each, and
onions to make them loud and strong
they make them up so that six OF
them weigh sibs and ozs.
Circumstances having transpiret
beyond the control Of the ladies in
tending to give the literary and
musical festival on the Goth inst, i
becomes necessary to postpone the
entertainment until some future
time.
| Patrick Traynor, living in Orleans
township, at James Murtha's died
on Monday morning at the advanced
age of one hundred and five years
He was born in County Monaghan
Ireland, and died at the residence o
his son-in-law, Mr.. Murtha.
Walt II. Butler, of Fayette county
spoke to Il full house at Lime Spring
on Monday night to a large and en-
thusiastic anti-Blaine meeting wit
quite spriukIing Of the followers o
the tattooed statesman, all Of whom
seemed to be i'm search Of light an
for whom our good friend Eide
Brown seemed to be interrogation.
Donnelly's Glencoe speech is sen
cut rs supplement with the PLAl
DEALER this week. Mr.. Donnelly fo
years was a republican member {
congress from Minnesota, Away
faithfully advocating the cause c
labor, and abandoned that part
. when it welded with the corpora
. tions. The robberies he arraigas
: Minnesota are co-eXtensive with tn
!, country.
) Walt. 1t. Butler, of Fayette count.
!. held il meeting ut the court hous
, Tuesday evening, in the interest
! the fusion electoral, state and cor
:, gressional ticket at which the Cou
!. house was filed to its utmost sea
ing capacity with earnest thinkin
men and women who atentiyel
listened to the thoughtful, calm an
: instructive speech which held IL
: audience for more than two hour
sr His speech thoroughly and candid
!: presented the record Of the demo
- cratic and republican parties upo
the question of the rights Of cit
zens Of foreign birth ut home I
abroad, giving the Know-Nothir
record Of James G.. Blaine, and h
indifference to the appeals Of Iris
Americans imprisoned in BIRTHS
iaiis as Suspects" even neglectir
to obey tie law enacted by an Anne
lean congress for the protection
naturaliZrd citizens thus incarce
ated III the dungeons of monarch
and despotism. He paid a CLOWN
aud truthful tribute to the record
Hon. l.. H.Weller in congress, as q
ways in the interest Of labor. /
was followed by w. B. Barnes,
farmer, from Scott county, who
vored the meeting with apt al
pertinent remarks touching the du
Of labor:ng men to pool their i
sues and sustain the men for Off,
who support the interests Of labe