The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-30
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY, OCT. 80 1884.

German Lutheran service next
Sunday, Nov. 2. at $50 p. m.
DR.. Bennett has removed his office
to his residence, first door east OF the
Episcopal Church.
Howard Center Is also promised q
deputy by Mr.. Salisbury. Back
towns not definitely heard from.
d. B. Peck and family removed to
New Haven Conn. starting last Mon
day, thus taking from Cresco three
OF Its very best citizens.
James Inorganic Dry Goods, MIL
linery and Shoe House East Water
st. Milwaukee, Is overwhelmed with
the quantities of new goods on hand
and the bales and boxes daily arriv-
ing, His trade Is enormous.
At the Court House last Friday
night:A. M.Dawley started his speech
by reciting that through the influence
OF the Greenbackers, silver was re-
monetized-the Greenback preser-
we'd and monopoly was being OPP
posed, which presented grand man.
" picture. Before he was through he
drew q tail and otherwise mutilated
this picture until he left it represen-
ted q chattering, grinning Republic
can Monkey. grinning and caperine
as Jim Blaine jerks the string,
Zephyr
In the PLAIN DEALER as supple.
ment may be found an address to the
independent voters Of this district On
the Circuit Judgcship. We ask FOL
It q careful reading from candid
men. We are personally acquainted
with John F. Dayton and can fully
endorse what Is said OF him In thai
address As true and as fittingly said
We believe there 10 not Z
word said OF Mr.. Granger
the incumbent but IL likewise
true and that the public In
terest will be best subserved by re-
firing Mr.. Granger and electing one
who will not bedraggle the Judicial
ermine In the pool Of political strife
The editor OF the Leroy Indepen
dent is J. Mcknight an attorney who
has . good deal OF business In oul
county and speaks advisedly In the
following article touching the Clerk
ship In our county:
VIM. Theophilus, Howard County,
most popular Clerk Of Courts. Is I
candidate for second term. He |!
. young man OF ability, reared In thu
county, OF an agreeable disposition
entirely honest and Of the strictes
integrity. His predecessor held thu
Office for twelve years. It Is m Of
fee that ought not from the natur
OF things to be subject to frequent
changes. And We hope that he will
be reelected.
Mr.. Kimball is said to claim tina
tho distribution OF circulars ut thu
Chase meeting portraying his treach
cry and venality gained the republi
cans 100 votes In the county. II q
1t gained them more than Chase di,
In the state aud ought not to provoke
his wrath. Indeed his committe,
fought to pay for them and he ough
to apologize to the boys he insulted
At our meeting the 18th the republi
cans distributed bills without moles
tation or protest, and even statione,
three men ut the foot OF the cour
house stairs to send persons cominl
to our meeting to the rink to hea
Mr.. Kerr. Nice man, Mr.. Kimbal
and 80 used to telling the truth tina
he cant help 1t when anything po
litical Ia up.
Up. Taylor, 81. A. Met onnell, Mort
Frisbee, j, F. Trask and Mr.. Edito
took In the Weller ovation and torch
light procession ut Lime Springs IL
Friday evening OF last week, an'
heard the Hon. Weller crate on tn
political issues Of the day, which b
handled In a mastery manner. H
is much more Of man than mos
people think until they form his nc
quaintance. He has fine abilities
large culture and q noble heart, I
true man who can and ought to b.
trusted and elected. Hesp0ke In tn
Baptist Church, which was crowde,
to overlooking. The hundred O
more torch lights illuminated thu
street and MADE tho occasion ON
long to be remembered while II callet
to us similar scenes during the Ere
mont campaign In 1856.
-LeRoy Independent