The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-03
G. E. Tuttle formerly Of this place,
collector and solicitor for the Post
Vile Review Is in town.

G. E. Turtle formerly Of this place,
collector and solicitor for the Post.
vile Review Is in town.
J. J. Lowry and several other
Howard county men are in attend
ance on the U. s. court at Dubuque
as jurors.
John T, Long, has opened a shoe
shop on Market street, just west OF
McCoy's lumber office. He will give
prompt attention to making and to
repairs.
DR.. Price sells the pure New Or
leans sugar; free from starch or
glucose; contains more saccharine to
the pound than the highly refined,
but terribly adulterated sugars
usually on sale.
A. L. Mckay has his gallery over
Glass store ready now for work,
with the best apparatus made. Come
and have your shadow so perfectly
taken as that it will almost speak to
you.
Now, by st. George, the saloons
and drug stores have got to 60.
Why, at the concert on Tuesday
evening the editor OF the Times even
fell PROSTATE on the floor of Lyric
Hall during the performance. The
drug stores deny selling to him for
a beverage.
John McNevin OF LAWYER. brother
Of the late George McNevin, who
died here last spring, received some
time ago $1,000, being the amount oil
policy in full on the life Of his broth.
er, in the Western Mutual Aid So.
ciety OF Des Moines. Many OF oul
citizens who quit this company, now
regret their hasty action.
Mr.. J. Blackman, the owner Of the
hotel lately kept byJ Easier will close
the house for two weeks from about
the middle of this month, to over
haul and properly fit and furnish the
house for public patronage. Hi:
purpose is to make it second to NJ
hostelrie in the county.
I'm the Sugar Orchard" as shown
in the frontispiece to April Wide
Awake, and in the maple Sugar
Camp" are illustrations and per
pictures that recall old times. TIL.
stories are first-class, and highly in
teresting chapters are given Of three
serials that are being published. It.
terms are $500 year. ID. LothroI
& Co., Publishers, Boston, Mass.
| @. G. Wanless has moved into tn,
Philip Mead's house and enters int
co-partnership with G. K. Berg il
the real estate business. We cal
commend this firm without reserv,
to the public as worthy its conf
dence. They are young men Q
marked ability and OF unblemishet
regulations and character.
Charley B. Mead has moved t,
Usage, Iowa. where he has a situa
ltion for the coming year with tn
Mitchell County Press. Charley ha
no lazy streak to retard his success
He and his wife and boy went b,
rail on Monday and cousin Phil
drives across the country with tn
horse and buggy on Tuesday.
AL Prann who has been clerking II
a drug store at Coal Creek, Colorado
has returned to Cresco, Iowa
He is much pleased with TIT
country and its people. and report
DR.. Eddy as having ar immense ane
highly profitable practice there ant
as being we'll pleased with the coun
try. Judge Berry is there also in tn,
practice OF the legal profession.
The railroad tax In Fremont twp.
had 48 or SO majority at the election
on the 18th of March. We under
stand that work on the line OF roat
has already commenced north
from Postville. This is an extern
sion OF the Burlington, Cedar Rapid
and Northern. The road il built viii
pass through Floren ceville ant
Granger, and they will probably b
asked for tax in aid Of the enter
prise.
DR.. Price bought q quantity o
crystalized salt from the salt mine
at New Iberia, Louisiana. Thcs
mines are extensive enough to SUP
ply this continent with salt for 81
time. 1t Is ninety nine and hal
per cent. pure, which is purer tha
any salt can be made by evapora
ton. A specimen OF 1t may be see
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