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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF the Week
EASTERN.


II is feared that tho plan Of allotment
proposed by tho anthracite coat interests III
Pennsylvania will be defeated by the op5o-
sition OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Baltzer Gchr, who had resided in
Crawford County. Pa. ei9hty-four years.
died Christmas Day. aged lo3 years and 9
months.
Is. X. Bliss & Sons, New York, deal
ers IN scc..s and agricultural Implements,
have assigned, with ss7,0OO IN preferred
debts.
Fifty-cigh. dynamite cartridges were
near wcsthcld, by u person waking on the
tracts.
About hundred saloon-keepers were
arrested in New York Sunday for violating
the excise law.
Cameron's painting OF Niagara in win
te-. for wlich s30.cc0 was asked, has been
purchased y II. H. Warner, Of Roc
The keystone Bridge Company, OF
Pittsburgh, have oscd, throwing zoo men
out OF en- ,loymcnt who Rad refused to nc
cede TO having their pay reduced 10 per cent.
Bear Ridge, Indian Ridge, and Plank
Ridge coliicr'cs, near si.ena' .doah. Pm. have
shut down indefinitely, throwing .,UoJ han Is
out o. cmTlo; mem.
! DR.. George H. Atkinson, of Brook
lyn, died OF blood-poi.oninR contracted while
attending patient, tho victim or an infec-
tious disease.
In the Supreme Court Of Massa-
chuectts a Jury returncd verdict thar Mrs.
vclcr;a 6. stonc. whosc will giving s2.0oO 50l
to educational institutions was contested
was or sound mind 1T the time or the max
Ing or the will.
Rev. II. w. Beecher, after conclud.
ing his sermon last sunday. alluded TO his no
ton in { Q recent canl;.aixn, sayiny be would
have shed tears OF JOY had the Re .suLl cam
put in their plat orn \ welcome 70 the Soutf
and made southcrn nan one Of their can
didatos.
Employees and officials Of the Phila
delp.A. and Reading Rai'rond ha e been no
tiled o: 4 .cnc-al rc,ia 4t.oa or wages.
-Four young men misel alcohol will
oyster s:ews ut Mt. Plea-an:, Pa, anl att
portion OF the compound. Two died il
great agony. INT tie others vii. reeor.r.
Vice President Burden. OF the Blr
brought suii uyainft the co upaay 70 tn
appoi TIN n. OF a roce .sor. charging that Il
auairs are inlrrnI cr conducted. Tie com
pany has capital Of S2,6so,0J0, and on
psoys $50 men.
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wASK-NGTCu.

Senators Bayard and Garland. says a
Washington correspondent, have been urcci
not to accept placce IN tho Cabinet. on tho
areun that Their experience nd ability vii
he n.sdci in tho senate 10 support the adj
,ninistrstion u nst the Republican ira.
.orty.
/. is said sh..t tho House Ar,ropria-
items Committee will d:sregari the naval
III! lust pasoi by tho Sc late ard will
:rarla regular l'i.l for the next fs III year.
+. tie .cnatc docs II accept this. an extra
sess.en OF Con.ress will hc unavoidable.
The cxpcnacuf the prot acted Swain
so..r.laer,i.l III Wa .hington Is reaching q
ve.. large Il. r..
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan is confined to
his house by Illness. which, though serious Il
said MOI to be dAas rus. lie i sudrrns fro.1
arrangement Il tho stomach. Ani lis Lh5s'
ella Ens ordcrsd him to remain 1T home ana
rest.
Secretary Frel;nghuyson has sent to
tho Senate Committee on Foreign Relations i
letter et:.t n fha, the negot alton OF the
sp nish tea = VAS un..c. taken in ACCORD
ancc with 4 io!.cy which hal received Con-
gress onal ssneticn lie declare, that there
il no tLoiig,. II the .nAcsat.oa Of Chs, but
that tire eety will eve rs ali tho hcnci.s Of
snch absorption. He then argues a .aisst
the objections Of the sugar and tobacco in
terests.
There is m impression that the Span
ish tre.ty ray be- Withdrawn, and one moro
LIBERAL in rs .t.aa Ger 4.
The aggregate internal revenue re-
cctp.s for NO esabcr were SHOE less than
tor the corr. poa ling month last year.
Secretary Chandler is sail to have
!. Termed CON re-s;naa II nd II, that the Az
ropriatlon. Goa en- ,!s.ai By tae scna.e
f.asal bill a G gro sly had quats and w.lia
embarrass tho scrv.ee. II IS reported that
tho HO 81 VIII regard The Ses 70 ar;s obicc-
items as good excus. FOR refuslag t. pass
the bin.
Secretary McCulloch has obtained
from tho ttor oy Gcaera ard t'e Collector
General opi:i oas tim. on the filiag Of ~ cx
parfation fond there Ia no reason why dis
titled spirits may not be Yermitcd t. remain
In Government warehouses Tor a rea scaab.t
| pas.oi y ter TIE ex iratson Of three years
Ibis viii affect, or perhaps nine MONTE, thu
| taxes on -, 900 gal ,ons Of WHISKY.
Formal charges against Assistant
Ad1ntant General McKccver have been sub
mitted to the Secretary or War By Chief Sig
nal Oa.cer liazen on account OF cri,ics m
said to haze Teen made by Con. Mckecyc
/ upon the management OF the Grcoy expo
diton
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219 Count for Victory.

The bill presented by Mr.. Lacy, OF
the committee on banking and cur
rency, to suspend the issue of treas
ury notes Of a smaller denomination
than IS was overwhelmingly defeated
in the House of Representatives just
prior to the adjournment for the
holidays by the magnificent vote oil
219 against the bill to so in its favor.
The 219 being just the number that
Cleveland and Hendricks had In the
electoral college is certainly signiti-
cant Of the purposes OF the democ-
rary in reference to the financial
question.
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CECILIA. Iowa. Dee. %, 1884.

EpIToE PLAIN DEALER:
Allow me to correct n local item
in yonr last issue. The Father
Matthew Temperance Society - not
the only temperance organization
remaining In our county. There are
Others. Those do not however seem
to be 50 accomplished in the matter
Of furnishing r. convenient Oppor-
tunity for round dance and that
too OH some OF the greater festivals
OF the church To which the Father
Matthew, as well rs they, claim to
belong. Could yon not. Mr.. PLaE
DEaLE. quietly suggest that the
above named society change its title
TO something expressive OF the cher
MIN it seems to put before itself and
obligc A HOWARD COUNTY MAN.
II our friend will kindly inform ns
OF any other temperance organiza-
ton than the Father Matthew re-
naming in this county we shall feel
thankful for the Information. Tenn
perance is one OF the cardinal features
OF the masonic order yet 1t is not the
main purpose OF its organization.
The Sons OF Temperance, the Good
Templars and the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union arc all republi-
can organizations, training under
the names above given. The repub-
lican party in the county, while cor.
tanning vast majority OF the drinking
men therein, was profes.edly a tenn
perance organization, but as such il
is entirely disorganized and broken
up. In fact no class or men are as
bitter toward the temperance people
OF the country just now as the mer
who recently led the so-called tenn.
perance organization OF the county
Perhaps there is temperance or
ganization in Alton township, where
our correspondent resides, II SO wee
like to know it, for 1t will be wha
its name pnrports.
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At Long View, Ky, an unknown as
ssssin fired through the window Of farm
hoesc. instantly killing Jacoo Torian. and
dams erously wo.tEd!ns Il scr Idcocx.
Lewis Lucas, Sheriff in tho Choc-
taw .:atien. nsl;sd $ ,uirrei f.p5t to spend
the night ~ hi hoase, and then ..sictiy shot
him through. the i.cart.
A wcll-digger a. Atlanta Ga, found,
Nc d.pt!, 81 xixty-fvc feet. oyster shells
and ,ari4tns Or sea shells never fccn III tire
region. biologists arc investigating.
The Mics Block, at Alma, Ark. COR
tanning seycta. stores. was burned, the loss
reaching s@5.st1.
Raiawa.cr /. Stems elevator at Da,-
.as. Tex, was b.trscd wit, CO a6J bushels Of
grain. Tnre, rsoas perish d in the ia Les.
The loss WIS s0,eJJ. AMI the insurance
So. 20.
The Customs Collector at New Or
loan has zen; 70. d n.on. the g .if ,sorts that
Cuban. IN. Gorrlez. Il organizing . band
Of lIibu tiers. 10 be conveyed by the schooner
pro: osoi cxpc ,it.sn.
Two Of The train robbers involved in
he job month ago near Little Fox haze
len .enseslcci 20 ak AZ seven years In tins
Icn.tcn,i..sy rcs,cetis4 j.
Janes III. Eai.ie, who ahsconaed
] frohi 1hics VT. s SEQ belonging 10 tn.
Ea:.o..a! Ea::s o. America. wa a. rested II:
New sr. az.
Tie .-ycar-oIl col; y':.vor, tic VII
nor f,c raccs<he ast seas va sDli g
Lexington. 81. 10 $1,000. lie is crt rod
fer the Ct.icaso Bfr.y.
John I'.rkcr, coior.ss, was iynchea 9
4 Poplar Il. e. Miss, ior wrecain1 passenger
train.
4 hotel at Wsrm Springs, n. C.,
valued at $4,000. wrs dcs royed ~ fire.
Charles Smith and Henry Dasis, col
orcd. han,scu ed and bon,id with cha NJ, were
throwG into the leu River. near ayton,
N. c.. and drowned. bong charged with bur
glary.
G. b. Simmons, local Treasurer al
Louisville. KY, OF the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad, Il supposcd to have cone y
join the American coony ~ tan ida. He dis
-
his accounts Of s3s,sac.
Ex-Speaker Samuel J. randall was
well received ~ Louisville Ky. lie was ten
Gercd warm welcome by tho Board Of
Ira 10. was dn"d BY the .caiinr local club
.ni delivered 3; oach to an auiicnce med
c-ae IN numbers, attacking tic method !.
which public aEaias have been Gim.ns crcs
~ the Republicans.
TIE car-lriyer strikers ut New Or
iexas threw cars OF the tax, and ma.treat
I'd the drivers, and ru nher af arrests r-r'
made. An agreement was male, AMI III,
strike ends with tho men receiving Al id
vance Of IS per month.
A dispatch from Little Rock says
that throughout ArsAasas the bnyoas 81,
r.y.rs are over their banks. cocii-is I'll
coun.r,. for niles. Railway traces are IN
der water, ard bridges haze Lcen weaSene.
thus retard.ny travel In the White Rive
Valley plantations ar, submerged, AL stoc!
have been drowned
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Is SO common in the country as
scarcely to need comment. the causes
which produces it are snch as cold,
irregular living, over exertion, low
spirits, night air, exposure te mias-
matte influences. etc. The edge-tool
grinder protects his lungs from the
Injurious effect of the dust flying of
the grindstone by wearing respira-
tor. The coal miner, ere he desends
the shaft, provides himself with a
safety lamp to guard against fire.
damp. Now it Is equally necessary
for those who are brought in contact
with the cases leading to intermittent
fever to provide themselves with
that well known and highly es-
teemel remedy against 1t. the HOME
SASATIyE CORDIAL. l0tl
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80 80 ''0,,' !.
~. = 90 $500
~ 80, 80 49,. =, : - :. go,
aS"'i' :. .sa,'.ss...,
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= -. : :. ,.-.,. - ....,
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MATHS. jan - :, ~, .....;..es
80 -, ,.,- 1..,....,
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:.
" 80.
| -. -, ,, 80,
- - 80 -
-, !. Z, u, aa,.t,.,..o
...,..-.'.. - ~. u, !. - x,,,cI, ]. were
..o..,,.,-et,,, ..,,a,,.crs. * were du, 10
f...ay ~ o,,, .yIo,-o~t. nas.s n, n,,-anr.a.
-. - ,na,a,1.. fnna. f,r tho nurn,sa q.
.t,, -, !, ,xa-. oan.cd IL Icing
IL .. creditors o. those Who failed owing 10
IN ortunat, s,csaInt ons.
There were .7s failures in the T,rite,l
STATE, ,cpor.cl 10 rredf~s,.'s aur.nx tue
| week, against aos III ID. preceding wcok, and
&c. 2. AM lGi In the correap.n Ing weeks
| or i.os 49,. and ISL, respectively. About
10 Pr cent "c.o tho.e or small deal.
ers. whose capital Wa los thu 3D.
600. IN tho principal tradcs they
we're cs ici'ows Genera s.or2s, =. gsoecr',
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EOirHWIIK-DALE AT the residence OF the
brides parelts. In Cresco. thrlstmas day. l,S1
by Rev. Alex. s, McConncii, Frank A. Both
wic.,, and Mss Marion A. Dale, Oldest daugi.-
ter OF our Low.man, Thos. pale.
ES-STRINZ.-Dece.nbet 30.h 1884, at the
residence OF the brides harents. IN Cre>t:O.
by kew. Mex. $. Mcconnell, IL. w. ). Ayers,
ef Nora Sp.ing,. Iowa, and Miss Ida Strins, OF
CfeScO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home OF the
BRIDE, on the 18th inst. by the REV. L. $.
Fowler, MI. Frank Waterman, to Miss Ida
Ferris, both OF Doland. Oak.
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Strayed.
From the George Merry Farm, in
Paris Township, Dec. Is, 1884.
One dark bay mare, with white
face, about Is years old. One
bay gelding, with white face, (about
same ago, has white spots on sides,
right hind leg abont the gambrel
swollen or enlarged. A reasonable
reward for information that will
lead to their recovery.
JcsIpH ZoBAc.
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W. may be permitted to express a
doubt whether there is any COM
munity in the United States where 4
man who was seeking justice ~ tie
LOYAL and single hearted champion
OF his wife aid the mother 81 his
children against Tie slaalsrer OF bel
purity would seek it in Vain. !. Phiia-
delphia Record.
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The Iowa State Press has this sig
nificant paragraph: "Texas forbids
the sale Of indecent publications
like the Police Gazette, and enforces
the law. The democratic majority
is 135, 900 and gaining. Iowa forbids
the sale Of whisky and doesn't en-
force it: republican majority, 1900
and declining"
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Holiday Goods !.

4 Large Stock just received, con
sisting Of Albums, Dressing Cases
for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Plush Mirrors, Work Boxes, Card
Cases. Toys. Toy Books. Histories
and Fiction, Family Bibles &C., also
fire stock Of Library Lamps, II.
best iii the market; suitable IL,
Christmas presents. Call and see
for yourselves and be c.ny need ef
the very low prices ut which We sell
AL holiday goods.
III G., PRICE.
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Total
DISBURSEMENTS.


Posters. entry books ana postage Siog
Printing premium iiss NV
Norton carrying band 5D
j II COsey, Tor work 5a
Repairing sheds, nails, pass BOOKS ana
postage ~ %
Miss whitman, ladies riding purse 3in
Lon Thaycr race purse a.s
II Wentworth, sssu
& Van DuSen %
| ) NJ Scrasn !. W
Z Bates osO
bowers, MASON anu Maisn, PONCE a. 30
| ~ \ Metsu. p.insn, luis - go
walters, Tor load alfaw ~: ~
II LLOYD, race purse wv,
eieo CHRIST. lof worn .1
nass rare, uisy ,se aIu pauses ~. 10
LOOKS anu staps , g.:
ScJ BEN, Bilc Aetpu. 80 :,
MISS Nnnsoa, as.s,anl treas. 80
y y iaEocT. hight WtiSA l.a1
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George Winfield Scott Hancock
Garfield Pattison Yerkes is the load
un unfortunate Pennsylvania infant
struggles under list. Paul Globe.
And II such n name don't york the
breath out Of that infant cyclones
will BIO harmless.
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A CARD.

To the many kiEd friends who ex
tended to us their assistance. and to
those who SO generously furnished
the beautiful flowers, and to all who
sympathizci with us during our late
bereavement, we desire to extend our
heartfelt thanks.
Mps. VIRGINIA BARTON.
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Notice to Consumers.

You can buy the popular Favoiite
flour made 1T keIdallviile from i'll.
uf the leading grocsls.
There Il more III this flour used
in the country than uf any Other
brand, and tie owner OF those mills
leads in bringing the price 81 iloHi
somewhere near the price OF wheat.
This -four Is NOW selling 1T rc,all
for sl.uo per sack, and every sack
WARRANTED
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A GARD.

To al r.lo aTa gui'r!i- fiafs. tie .rscrs enf
nsi-c.e'.e.s 4. sat;in. ncTyoa we,ines<,
early aleeay. loss o. ssiii.,cnl. G.. vii .,d a
recipe that viii cuie son. FlFs III 9iiAHGE.
This great isr:.e.i. sas II c1yei 4 u. 5. .s In
airy lii south Aintfita. :.et! !. sc.f-assrrcssci
cnve.ors lib tne f:.v. .tesr-a =. i.s1s4, stattna
u. New York CITY. 81
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Don't Give II III -.

"Oh. II 1 had only known That IN
time" known ahats Known Tint 4
simple cold III tt BEAD :Sias develop
into chronic Catarfil." Wei. II Isn't
TOO late. for Ess'1 Cream Bstim VII
eIre esstarrsl even after III. ssfief eref,-
life lla- become ai.lr.ieu 70 lin. a;ii
he nt,isai,c.. - lis friens!s. II i ihs
only iasiieal and Thoroughly s..ratilic
cafa.rii cnrc known. Not il sstlT Nh
a Liquid. Applied +, tie ne.t,.I- viii
the finger. Price fifty cents. III.
Women with PALE. eoieiIs-. faef4
who g.rl weak aaI discouraged. Sii
receive both ;1enf,i and boil y sigaf
Ivy iisiag Cart. Iron Pii's. wlici
are male FOR tl,c blood. nerves ans
complexion. ~
The North Star LIN. ahi Iiiron'
Ba!sam Is il sure cure 70. coughs aiia
colds. ILL.,
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Hostctter's Stomach Dttcrs Is tho article
for yo.; : e, stimulate ., , The falling snergss
u enables the system TO throw OF the de-
bilisasing effects Of undue fatigue, gives
ssof to ss organs e,
the faded apetite, and encourage healthfnl
fcpnse. Its Ingredients are. safe and its
credentials. which consist In the hearty
society, are most convicning.
For sale BY al Druggists and Dealers
generally.
.sRough on Couehs.
Ask for slsough on Coughs, !" for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, hoarseness. Troches, l5c. Liq-
uid 20c.
'.Rossh On Rats
Clears out rats, MICE reaches, flies, ants. bed
bugs. skunks, chipmunks. gophers l5c. Drug
gists.
Heart Psiss.
Indigestion, Headache, SleeplessnesS cured by
s.wsls' Health Remover"
..Rsagh On Cerns.''
Ask for Wells Health though on Ccms'' 15c.
Quick. complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts,
s.Reaeh On Paia' Poroased Plaster.
strengthening improved. the best for hack
ache. pains In chest or side, rheumatism, neu-
:
swells' Health Remover" restores health and
yigor: cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness
Debility. 81.
whoepisg Cossh.
And the many Throat Affections OF children
promptly. pleasantly and safely relieved By
slough on Coughs" Tr0ches, 1sc; Balsam, sc
Mothers,
II you are failing, broken, worn out and ner
Life Prsssryer.
II you are losing your grip or life. try "Wells
Health Remover" Goes direct TO weak spots.
'.Rsugh On Tssehashe.n
Instant relief for Neuralgia. Toothache, Face
ache Ask Tor Trough on TOOthache." Is and Is,
Pretty Wonen.
Ladies' who would retain freshness and viyaci
Catarrhal Throat Affections.
Hacking Irritating Coughs, Colds Sore Throat
cured BY "Rough On Coughs" Troches, loo
Liquid, &c.
.sRough On Itch"
trough ON itch" cures humors erupticnS, ring
worm. letter, salt rheun, frosted feet, chtlblain
The Hope OF the Nation.
ChildreN, slow In development, puny. scrawn
and delicate, ute wells Health Remover"
wide Awake.
three or four hours every night coughing. &c
Immediate relief and sound rest by using "Weul
'.Rough on Coughs" I'roches, lbc.; Balsam, CSC
.s8ssgh On Pain" Porossed Plaster.
strengthening, improved, the best for bach
ache. pains In chest Or side, rheumatism, neu
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According to Br1Jsfreefs, tie total
hunter OF fat res in TIC nitc1 II It's for
fe gear - shows i.rxe increase N the
rate of mercantile :nsrts.iifY. This i nade
appas on. BY tue follow ing Imperative table
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SOUTHERN.

An aeronaut named MacNeal made q
balloon ascension at West Point, Ga. Tho
balloon fell into tho chattahoochec River,
aEa MacScal was drowned,
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Treasurer's Report of Howard Co
Agricultural Society.
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Sept, 16, 1884, cash on haad, old balance 1872
nv fsSa sub.cripttoa of W. X. Mcld, 500
-. VIM Blackburn $50
G. nj. Holster. 500
ls,sscs To.0i
Entry Yer, received from Secretary 81 -
For advertising In premium list &c. .aU
From sale II tickets G2e -
State appropriation fund 2ooOo
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Stra,yed.

Fnvorite flour from Kendallville
Mills at retail for S1.O0 per sack.
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Filtering Stone.

FIItfT1ng Stone.
Filtcring stone is now made by mix
ing in water certain portions of clay, levi
& ted chalk, coarse and t.ne glass, Sane
and ground flint. They are nodded ant
hard burned.
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GgA.iard's seed C6in.
.Prisie Of tie .;.rt!," tyrllow denr)
white Z ar,,'' white dcnt), pure
seed. Kip-ns IN min .ty days. Price.
ii Ter bnsh.l. Leave orders at
Ernst ard Floods.
Gffsa JOHN Fl. RE.DLE.
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TUST RECEIVED, A FINE NEW
- Estcy Organ 1T Gtttiands
Come and see ii.
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Eo:dcrs have di<rcgarded tncrr any 70 re
. people ana tec,mc o"ens.yc parfisans. and
should bc taught los or.
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A SIX your Grocer for FAVORITE
II -four, made at Kendallville Roll
Ter Mills.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. -Services every
sunday at i1:eU A. ". and 100 p. ". sunday
School after morning service. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening.
REV. A. 8. MCCONNELL, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHES Services every
Sunday at 1laO A. N. and 100 r. ". sunday
Schosl after morning service. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
REV. g. W. + .LLOU, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Services every Sunday at
1f:OO 4. Y. and 100 r. n. sundiy School after
morning service. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening. REV. A. II. CAKMAN. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Seryices every Sunday at
HOO A. N. and 300 r. ". Sunday School every
Sunday AZ 100 Pm.
REV. NJ. A. MCCARTHY, Pastor.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHUKCH.-Services every
sunday at Hoo A. ". and s.OO r. ". Sunday
School aftcr morning service.
REV. G. 3. PERcIvAJ., Rector
LINE SPRINGS.
PRESBYTERIAN Church services, Sunday al
1O:i5 .. m, and p. 10. Sunday School after
morning service.
REV. WATSON RUSSELL, Pastor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
Will Sell or Exchange for Stock

The house and lots on the corner
west OF the Webster House. For
particulars enquire at Platt < O'Mai-
ley's creamery. or Of Paul Meister Il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
wEgwCHy.

Fire partially DESTROYED the Masonic
Tempe at Cincinnati, eaas!ny loss OF
Sits, 900. Tho temple suffered $50 90 dam
age, $500 was LIST b. tie Sc stt!sh Rite
fraternity, and e 30 by ]. Il. Mills & Co..
printers, In whose ct hi shment II tho
northwest corner or the building tho fire.
started.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-19
At the Kinks.

The Rogers Stamford combination oompa
ny proved great attraction at Lincoln rinl
last evening. Master Bert Rogers, disguised
as young lady, appeared first and gave 6
skating exhibition. His makeup was perfect
and he was the recipient of many comph,
ments for his form and beauty. Master Frank
Stamford followed and-performed many dar-
ing and difficult feats upon the bycicle. At
ter the byeicle exhibition Master Rogers
again appeared and astonished the audience
by the manner in which he swung clubs
while on skates. The exhibition will be re-
peated this evening at the Quinnipiac rink
and deserves a large audience.
There will be three mile race at the Lin
coin rink this evening for gold medal be-
tween Walter c. Berkelee and Waltes Pe
Hitchcock. The gold medal to be contested
for is on exhibition in the window of Silver
thau, the jeweler on Chapel street.