The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-12

pRESDYTERlAN Church services, sunday AZ
10:lS 9. M. and p. %. sunday scnooI aNer
REV. WATSON RUSSELL, Pastor.
Matthew McCook, OF Riceville, was
in town Saturday and Sunday.
German Lutheran service next
Sunday, Feb'y. Is. at 2: 80, p. m.
Mercury was fooling down about
the bulb again on Monday night and
Tuesday morning.
Next Saturday is the day on which
st. Valentine authorizes you to send
outlandish pictures to your friends.
William Kelso, our village black
smith when the writer was q mere
boy. died ut Ashville, Chautauqua
county, New York, q few days ago.
Chas. Virgil and wife were made
happy blythe arrival Of q bran new boy
on Monday night. As cold as it was
the doctor says the little fellow was
barefooted.
Tuesday the train from the east
did net reach Crcsco, and on Monday
the western bound train was more
than five hours late, owing to the
drifted condition OF the track.
The Iowa PLAIN DEALER published
at Cresco, by W.R. & F. J. Mead, has
a new press. A true defender Of the
people against public steals and vul.
ture-hearted Shylock, its success
has been duly earned.-[Tribune
Blooming Prairie.
The prohibition editor OF the
Mitchell County Press was In the
lookup at Usage for drunkenness,
SO says one Of our exchanges. The
probabilities are that paralytic
shock is what allied Tom. Prohibl-
tionists don't drink, 50 we suppose
Ebenezer Baldwin, who has been
surveying q railroad line from Free
port, Illinois, to Minneapolis, Mimi.
was at home this week. He returns
| to st. Paul where he will plat and
diagram his work. p. N. Glathart is
q member Of the surveying party
and Is in st. Paul also.
We are glad that our county audi
tor has paid all his election bets.
But isn't 1t q little out Of place for
one who assumes to pass judgment
upon q brother officer to be wager
ing his own or the public money on
the result Of on election. A county
officer doing this eight years ago
went tothe bad. Don't do 50 any
more.
The Iowa PLAIN DEALER, pub.
lished at Oresco, has lately put In q
new power press and is now printed
Ientirely OF home. The PLAIN DEALER
is one Of the best sustained green
back papers OF the state: 1t Is ably
and vigol ously edited. This change
will give space for moro editorial
work, and In that regard will prove
an improvcment.-(The Signal.
| We have been shown the plans
with the front elevation Of the spac.
; lious and beautiful residence Mr.. A
ID. Lent has designed and Is now q
work upon for w. X. Barker, Esq
. In design 1t will rank among tn
, finest Of the residences Of Cresco
and indeed with the best Of interio
towns Of the state. Mr.. Lent Is on
: OF the hest mechanics in the West
and IL furnished suitable material
will mrke home for Mr.. Barker
2 first class In style and workmanship
Tho proposition to make ex.Presl
dents Senators for life is objected t
: because it will give some states NOR
!. senators than others have. This.
IN evil, il in full existence now. Til
+ Senate 10 made up Of men represent
8 ing different forms Of monopoly. Pen
Isylvania has at ut least twenty.flv
. senator's besides the two whose honl
lis In the state. New York, q doze
or mere. California, fifteen or twer
: ty; Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Kal
sas, Minnesota anu several Otht
;. states are without representation
!" that body. Iowa senators represel
Gould and Vanderbilt's interests.
J. Attention OF our readers Is calle
to the advertisement Of "HAPl
Hours AT HOME" Philadelphia. ~
E pearing in our columns this wee
ns This is beautifully illustrated per
otlical designed especially for hon
~ reading. To rapidly extend its ci
culation, the publishers offer to ser
:, 1t three months on trial for on
IL twelve cents. A rich feast Of goo
4. things awaits all who avail then
selves OF this very liberal offer. Rea
\ the advertisement and send for It.
In 1877, II. G, Mccarthy con
: mcnced suit by attachment in b.
\ half OF Joshua DeNoyelles, again
Frank Kyle. At about tho san
= time Howard county began suit |
like process. The coming crops I
the land under Mr.. Kyte's co,
control were levied upon and Il
y. proceeds paid over to Howard G,
NJ by sheriff Thomson. The DeNoyel
a. suit has Just been tried. and Il
Il. court holds that the attachmc
H. were simultaneous, and that Mr.. ID
"a Noyelles is entitled to an equal pc
x ton OF the proceeks OF the proper
. ~ attached and rendered Il indgMe
aSs accordingly. H. T. Reed represer
y, ~ ed the county In this. Mr.. McCart
Sc. has now filed petition asking Z
di. Mr.. DeNoyelle's six per cent. inte
a.. est upon the money he was entitl
to eight years ago, but which Z
~ county has detained and used ev
since. This claim will probably
:. the basis Of additional litiEati
growing out OF this matter.