The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-19

PREsBYTER1sH Church services, Sunday at
1O:45 9. m, and p. N. Sunday School after
morning service.
REV WATSON RUSSELL. Pastor.
Lang's live seeds are the best. Read
his ad on another page. 2Ot7
Go and see the Small Boys at the
N. E. Church, next Friday eve.
One Of our Clergymen picked up
a silk handkerchief belonging to the
editor OF this paper, and returned it
to the Office. most remarkable
thing for Blaine man to have done.
The snow blockade has interfercd
with freight trains for over a week,
during which time not car load of
coal arrived, and the dealers are
all out OF soft coal.
Thus far Iowa has more visitors
at the New Orleans Exposition than
any other northern state. And it is
the only northen state in which u
member Of the republican national
committee cautioned the people
against going there. 'Nuff ced."
The Mayors proclamation should
have been given to the public last
week. The omission was an over
sight probably. Just eleven days to
the Corporation election, and one
week thereafter comes the election
Of directors in Independent districts.
About the Crcsco Mill is the
busiest place in town. It is graft
tying to witness the immense quanti-
ties IT feed ground here. 1t indicates
that our farmers are getting into
that better system OF farming SO
successfully practiced in sections OF
country where the greatest prosper
ity among farmers is found.
It is amusing to read an article
like that signed Forest City" in last
weeks Times, berating a man for
alleged lack of moral courage, and
the writer Of it lack the moral cour-
lage to sign his name. Moral cow
lards who dare not af1ix their names
to articles attacking the character
and integrity of another, We have
usually found to be sneaks.
Go and see President Burns try to
Ipreserve order while Betsy Scrug.
gins reads her soul-thrilling poem
and Polly Shipper and Jane Jones
on the Affirmative, and Peleg Swipes
and John Brown on the Negative de
bate the important question:: Shall
women vote, at the NJ. j.. Church
Admission free
| w. J. Daughenbaugh writes lis
from Jennings, Louisiana, that they
are getting along well and like the
country: that seeding is nearly done
that he is preparing the ground for
his rice crop; has planted out 20l
peach trees Ond shall set out 40t
more, also that he planted Out
some orange trees. and that the aver
age standing Of the thermometer
while we were having from 20 to &c
degrees below zero, was II degrees
t above.
n A note from DR.. j. W. Davis, yes
terday informed us that he woule
leave Palmyra Springs, Wis, FOL
9 Dubuque, where he has located, TIT
: day following. We gladly welcom,
e the DIR. back to Iowa and his man,
friends and former patients in ALA
Il makee and the Northeastern part o
!, the State will no doubt be pleased t,
= know that he is trifle nearer then
than before, at t.-[Lansint
: Journal.
The people Of Lime Springs de
sirous to enforce prohibition pro
cured, (hired we suppose) some per
= son to serve as informer. This dut,
he performed. The defendant ap
3 pearcd in court, ready for trial wit
several witnesses. The infolme
! needed as a witness came not. I'll
magistrate continued the case t
next day. The defendant with hi
witnesses entailing II bill Of costs o
the county for their attendance. tw
ID days. came but no witness appearin
T. for the State, the case was dismisse
at the cost Of the people. The cost
should have been charged TO til
complaining witness and his co-cor
n n spirators,
~ PARENTS SEE TO THIS There ar
lot OF boys about town, who appei
on the streets, especially Saturday
with handsleds and a horse to eacl
who seem to take delight In drivin
= women out OF the road into the sno,
W It Is all right OF course for boys
H. train their colts to drive, but paren
should teach them that footmen al
an entitled to one half the road, IN
o. aside from this they should |
e" taught that Il sense OF politeness an
courtesy to ladies, demand that the
be given the road.
We nie gratiiied, Of course, wi
n the nursery and seed advertisement
sent for publication in our pape
But TO our farmers let us say TIL
when they desire fruit trees they c;
find all the hardy trees adapted
our location a: the New Gregg
~ az nursery of J. b. Mitchell, and
mn prices as reasonable rs any pers,
M furnishes trees OF as good qualit
a., His address is CrescO. Iowa, and |
IL. tree supply is very large and fine.
ra- Premiums to be Given.
IL We will send to each one of t
hts first twenty-five ne,r subscribers
at the PLAIN DEALER ut 81 III Il wear t
uf. nr,,n ,,l 49, w.t.. "a
be, LAIN DEALHi. duu thC NSotclH u
al Journal, the latter being one Of I
-. best farm journals In the state.
INV As We are still selling out we hi.
age Il few winter suits for Mems, You'll
and Boys, left which we will sell
ox, Il sacrifice in order to close out.
/ A. ZuKDELowlTz