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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Peaks Bkd Boy" VIII ne pre-
scented NJ the Tbssrre this evening. The
xals Of reserved seats commenced ves-
tsrdsy morning, and from the appear
ancs Of tina boz-sheet there viii be a
rrOEdr6 hauea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Persons living IN the higher portions
Of the clty hAd better get fall supply
OF wGIeT this mornIng, As the water
vii be shut of from 8 4. n. to 4 2.
n, u order q make connection with
the Waterman 81 Beech and Nam
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

New house. new styles, and new
prices a. 3i3 east Broad street. Nobby
patterns N Aien's AIl-V col Casslmere
suits ~ si0, sl2, Ene els, Gnd Over
coats II al grades Gnd prices. The
best s4.5O Boys Suii N tOwr.
OWEN 4 SETBERLIEG.
3l3 broad sfrees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Ny customers arr requested % bsTs
al empty DcniJohns, Jugs, and Bssr-
Bottles ready Tor my po-tsrs whsr
they cal Tor them to-day.
Respectfully.
-osKPB n. BLAIR,
tfrncsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
Grrs Ussusnsrx-.,

The City Democratic COMMITTEE vii
meet tonight 70 close mp ths business
Of the campaign. All persons who
have bilis agAEnss them shenld send
then ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Tine Thomas Bradford Company, Of
CINCINNATI, o., make q sperlxity OF
Corn and Flonr-kill Alachinery, and
solicit correspondents fren 1ntcrested
parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Fresh-Gut ROsebuds. Chryszufhs-
uums, and other Flowers may he had
Of .. J. Harvey, Florist, No. g e4ss
Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
rEArHEg mAEurArrrKgE

I AIDES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
L. F1ATflAfst dyed. eleMased and OaTled
ny tae new kTench process AZ J. fsT0RCIIls
iron f.Ef1sl. OS;FicB-f feather MRuufsr-
turei No. 500 easi brDad Efrses Rscafa0nc
VA Bo Ie-TI. III dksul nJs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

The Mason 4 HxmIn wxs tine only
Organ thxt reserved a gold nsdal q the
recent international Exhibition m Lon
o0n. Ryixnd q Lee, agsnts for ru-
GINA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
z;feeunsnfssnz.

For a certain cure for rheumatism
buy tne Medicsted Shirt and Draw
err from l. =. SPENCE 4 Son.
g0l Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
axozT TRIxy CI0ARs
HnoEr TKIxy croAKs

T1TT DIEpATcH Jos-pRrrrrSe Housz .
thoroughly equipped bo cOsil Kinds of Book
AM gos-rEIwrTSS ~ tins shnrtsxf noties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

fOT rftecr year they have eteHi ly
gamer n iHvOr and with safes constantly
increasing iIaYe become tne m8si populaf
curset tnruuEh9ut tnt UuiEsd States.
Tiie q Quality A. warranted O teea~ ttotce
a. fuyir a. ordinary Ctrsgis We nave tsteiT
Introduced thf a. amd y y grA0ef with h.
frC Lnsyg iQsS. Ruo we CAL furnish then
when preierrcc.
Highesi awards from al the world q gres
fnin. Ihf las msdR received n FOR Ffrgf
I1egrec g Ne-Il from GlIs latG ExpoEltior
heid g. New Orleans.
Nhile soores ~ pateuE have neer f0uut
worthless. the principles o. the Gl0ve-fli-
ting have prov "a fnVaiuaniB.
ketaiiem ar authorized o. refund money
g uI examination Lnese Dorsetk Dc moi
prove represented.
foT snte eVsryWnerS. lataloEaf free CD
appiicatfuu.
THOMSON. LANGDON q CO..
O. le-TL suGInem New YORK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Hen-ff carTsets for Ie 2C. Nngl zhc..
Doffon Carpets for 70. - anf See
Mixed txfpefe f0r ~. ~. E7e and Gee.
n Dci Carpets fcf tC ozs - - ann g. .
Thref -fis UaTpets fgr 76. ST1<c-. Aul 81.
INpesgrs carpets son O. saud rae
I&reeiY5 Brussels 4of - and s7iFc-:
kads BresseB Ter S1.25 para
NeiNEt lafFets for e. .6zis . ward
FsooT Oii-laotlls from SC % 5oc. n scuars
yard
Ltnoieuus toT 3 Der aquaftf v8yN.
B q 4. NIrrElsilDRYLEE.
no e-tu .Tud1t 517 eagi broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Dslsvatss an visitors osuiszliy M
sitsd 70 visit fht Piano and orvsn
warsroeuk Of Ryixnd 4 lee, No sls
Man ssress. Thres aosrs flled with
instruments. nes and secona-hsra. ~
lowest prices. Cash or inssalnsnts-
Nc troubie O. Shou then.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

il vii pay yon % buy yOm shirtl
and Hat frem
0wIzH { SEFHEELENG.
3i3 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
nKEsh eOoIE

nasnneres al coaors froE 1es. a. g. 3
yard.
Flasfseis los Sc 73c. as1d g q yard
AZ Ncoi 1rtrot C3olhs tors %. 50 7ac.. and
x1H VRr1.
Norsied Plasdafor 2br..
a tareestaek az tlnllnose Cor sc 3 yard
Nelvete9fs feg fftus1ainF froM 500. ~ ~
parc
Fill NeiVets from g. tn 81 vErd,
fr0rsaf. NeiYetE from s. DO oS4 a YARD;
a fal ftue o. ksU 1frez 81ttoHt NeTs
EifoaE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
HeHrL. Helouze

The Judge caused the following order
TO be entered
In TIKI OHANCEEY COURT OF TIKI
Cry OF RICHMOND.
HERR Z. Hegouze
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
GERMAN
a DOUBLK DIETILLATIOE OF MANY
OF THI EEsT 6ERMAK HEIRS

a DOUBLE DIETII-LAATIOE OF MANY
OF THE BEsT 6ERAlAK HEIRS
making TINS the Only Reliable and Efacieni
Tonic ever placed bsfors tine pubiic tor the
cure o. Dyspepsia. INDIGESTION lsoea OF Al
petite. treuerai debility Maiarf2 Uinaasee
Cole cf&Inp1, Diarrha.a. csc
1ne nlZhesf character OF the many test
WOEieiz izRwBrdeu this preparation mas never
been eQuallec. VT refer Win pleasure q
tine following
MoiC says Z have tr1ad % BT EetzOid =
fseFmRu BifterE and md a. u be a f,ieasa a
and e1ncleut 4ouic and ApDeflzer.
tHke ETeaf p.easure IL recommend ina
% IN fftzuic 3 txer1nEu BitteF aE 3 med =
clne o. ranc ufcrltG-
WrI.LIAN L JAYNE
Pastor o. Noli--ETreet J. A.. chcrcn Halti-
more.
In MIL1oS n. 1AYI.1E one o. the beei
knDWu pnyslcians IL baltimore. writes
This D. a. eeftifs thai tnis Is tine firsI time
7 ever recommended ANY article f0f med
Gina purposes. Duf VIII some experiences
an constrained o. say t1R1 IN. tsetzold 4
German E3ttcr IA az excellent prepars.-
ton as 81 Appetizer. Glic WI relieve f. moi
curt almost any form o. dyspepsia Rnc is
one o. The best Tonic hsve ever used
Tnis 4reRf Medicine Tor sale iJy al l,rTE.
RlEis. 6rocers. aud dealers generally. Price
6OC. and g. per hottie. OwESe q NTNoE
HEeDts Scr kicnI8ond LOUIS PErZOLD &
Co. propIiefors AaiTimore Nd.
my 1s.Tn.T .TnGsu1y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
PECEETs&-
49,.
DICKLES. PICKLES. PICKLES.

lDILhLLo, fILhLLt, IILhLLo.
JuSt rece fved Eiic IL efsre 3 freeh auppav
ftnis Tears make q BUllls0S6'S ChLah-
BkATI-li PLAIN ami MlXED PICKLE-
Tine best F0Onf ever efieref IL EicnmoMG
Tbf trade n respectfully invited 70 exam
me the goods. WILLIAM JENKINS,
Commission Merchant
n0 lest 1122 eaEt Mar gtreoI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

o,r-s-u--ro-.r'- - -.sr,o.raeosae.-
To Ny PATRONS AND THE
u TRADE
desire "a state thRfI have removed %
tht calssuiouk four-starf building No II
tf0NrLtNOk FsTKlrE-T. between MRfr Ene
rrAis8 II. Nlaefe ! Wlii eOutinBe IA EaRria-
tectufe CIGARS. CHER 3IlTei and SMOK-
lN0-1tlliAkil'tfs nlso 1ui8Der IN Pile aE,d
TNthJ -iDizAlCoS and rflaAIkErTEE.
Having tlstu q long experience n tnb
nsNlnekk nfln nay.uf better fncliftses an
neiN frcpa7oe 70 nAnuineture spsaiai and
pILfEaf nra1 o. 1uf THE 10Dn2rlE t1nde
1hAnlzfn siof pAsi IA vors ann nopsrzr e
mer1s u runiiuusuce q iht sane Ia fnrure
EonN zesRecitt.sy p WHITIOCK.
No. u Governor gfresl
Itlc5llfnn1 Ne. S5h NJ egetr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

The ixIuT.-lighters' schedule Tor tine
week ending November 10th Is as TO-
lows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

w HAT BAKING POWDER.
GOLD MEDAL al New Orleans.
Endorsed b. the leading hotsk "A INA
country.
Approved oy the Government enenisos
Tor tae Indian Corlml0iou
AARTIE KALBFLEIsCR's SONS.
kStaDllKnsd 1879 Esv Yprx.
PHOSACID.
D. Ie-Tnt1ueU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

HN0A1 NI1fNt4.
WHARF
Nrum&sten frun $40 sofze;
Iznx ian c1fc1lasx ffans g. IS a. $50:
Ia6tef 4&akefle tfzsF = sc o. 80
r,fat8 N3xtteH froDs a. g. G20t
f1aln ard Bruczes kilk TiGteE fron SIC
lsroeAas Nelvez vnsies gsons Efg.xD tzrsxa
ilo' r1aBs ff9nl 81 a. Sc.
HlsAUI Ff1E aaE fur f,0lzI4Afla.
kii4Ark es1c fifSi<17klkN = HEETIsI.I +
FcRfNfff1e frona soc g. El.kG
co1.tkRHll WOHHTED PnfN6{tEs from
8bc g. 3 . yard
nose THINNING. al colorS. foT seE. q
yara.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Al Ryiand a Lees, gIS Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
THkLHIKER BROTHERS
n TIKI ONLY PLACE IE1HE CITY
WHERE
WRAPS

WRAPS
l.ADIFE. EfEsFs. AID CHILDREN
can ne souxhs a. sach prices a. thcy arr
selling thern AZ
We nave MADE large additions O. our
tnor1naHs zcck. and con1aeutfy asssrs tiaAl
ue snow fht nest-sslecssd and nos; CON
plesa stocf o. NIsAFEs IN ffse eity.
OUR EwYLER ARE THE vERf LKIEsT
oUT.
OH rKIrEE AKR THE vERyssOwEsT
IN TEE CITY.
We can please any one n search o.
wRAI7s- We have given tnh aepzrrmsnt
Eperia attention.
DRIES 6UDIss - al tho iates. novelties.
C0LOHED SILKS n fhe newestsnnaes.
CAHPETs. RUGS. and DKuG6ETR-aE
txuusensc so1eis ~ cnoieo &fy ies.
For fiFe mos compete stoeE and loves
prices ~ tine city cal a.
THALHImER HROTHERs,
Fiiff and Broad stressS-
no Ie-Iu. .TnaEsx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
Sksess. sssEs- arc

KssOEA- sa0Es- Arc
4 AIDES KAUkENPHAST -
KOOTS,
Missss and Children a AEKLE. sUPPoKa-
ERs d.
BROEZE and UEDREssED KID CLIP
PEKs
Misses sPRINe-HEEL BoOTk. sszss ] to<
saOPPiHG-EAGs Il Iap-nsss Leather.
Alligator. seal. Turkey Morocco. xnc
SrziE
BIS stook of TRrEKs, sATcHELs. VA
LIsIs. RAILROAD BAGs. az
OCH IA. GKIs6. Pss. BissE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
lEBcETTER F0R TIE WIG.
orsrfsf Juass Hsliaasy "a Reaa,ssu o. sai.
NcHsnzp.r Praprrrr.

N the Chznesry Court yesterday
sDndEs a. l. Holisizy presidrne--sx-
Jndgf Idmund WxddiIl. IT., appeared
ar counsel for Air. Henry L. Pslouze
1Es1nss the Richmond Wing Publishing
uoupzny and flied a general sreditork
BAL enc asked th1t q receiver be zp-
pointed for said corporation. Among
the exhibit was the foll0wing
The Richuu,,f vvn,r- rl,,.i,.,,....- r,,,-.,,,,.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

f,OEHE7fs frona $50 o. a. =
= ssss If4< WHfT2 BLANEI.I fof e2.0s
WaFtt -.
CALICO anc uHETOEEE c0RFUIETA-
BIsleS iron 7bc- 60 81:
LAUF CURTAINS ann C0RNgCk.POIaIEE
ven clieab.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
FfhzNc1Ax.


e z. LATHROP a CO., COAL AND
A-1s " OGD. - croHns-flA spilnt-lunsp
and hal Superior AnlnrEcitr-ex1 x:Dxx.
cArruu.. anc erokrn slze<. foroal f<nn
N0ot--ions. sawed. and splli. f>urcllnncU
csr rely on getting ciekn perfecf,>~FsD-
pEred eaGh. e. y LATlIx1t q %,
revsnfeeDfh street o. br1x -bridxz.
1rAephane - EOS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
TOYS AND NOVELTIES

II
have jnsi returned from TN North with
. large and weit-ec iocf stock OF TOfr auu
nlauy novelties which vii eel a. EuT-
TIN PEiCL. In the ftns OF Ct1NFEf,-
1fDnhltA yoC MI md . ftli Euppiy OF nv
own manufacture AkCY. pJCND. aud
FRUIT Cab Eb snc al Kind of tlAEDIEk
Give nse ezL. ALEX. WERzI.
No. 2zs sasf Bruad strosf
M G-1u-Ju6su3t corner Third.
M USlC-NOCAL AND INSTRD-
Ia hENTAL
fupiiE grEfaEt,c Al aeas0n& ois terms.
Lessons given - al noun
ileEidence. al eAsf Clay etreei.
AIse L. EAANuEL-
n IO-Tu Tn6fsusfs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
Chester Chips.

The busy season is drawing to IL
close. 1t requires il vast amount Of
labor to keep things going. and
sometimes the pay don't equal the
vastness y. The clover huller Is do
ing more than usual this season. -.
The holidays will be quiet. Compe-
tor Is sharp and prices low.
Obituary notice will soon report
another good man gone. ]. Oliver
Welch has AN incurable cancer OF
OF the tongue. He has lived here
nearly thirty years. "A son OF Tor.
ry Avery was quite seriously injured
yesterday by the busting OF a gun.
Be careful boys how you load vonr
old cheap shot guns. Donation
next week for Elder Pierce. The at
tendence at church is increasing.
-. Mr.. Ripple is an able man in the
pulpit. The lyceum opens with u
resolution, that the South affords
better advantages for labor and capt.
tai than tile North. Chaplin and
Haskin's lead. I. Vim. johnson is up
looking after his farming and other
interests, and something IN the VI
cinity Of Etna. seems TO require mis-
attention. Max, don't sell that
stub pei. get Ostrander to give it Il
welding heat; put on a new point,
and u bright future is awaiting you.
-. C0ne over aud go up the river,
there is good ice all the way to Ea-
tonville, aud just beyond. where the
Muskra's build their houses every
year, there are historical grounds.
An exciting legend il connected with
this place. | shall soon write It up
aud it will make long continued
article Tor the PLAIN DEALER. Sol.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
Saratoga ScintillatiOns

Old fashioned winter. !. More
snow is necessary fol good sleigh
ing i. What will We do this winter
for some series Of amusement.
The sleight-of hand show given In
school house No. 4 last Wednesday
evening OF which j. a. Fallgatter
was manager, prove to be exceed
ingly slim entertainment. Sever
III persons from this locality will
soon start for the Wisconsin lumber
region On Friday evening Of last
week, a large number Of young peO-
pie assembled at the residence OF
Frank House, and the evening was
spent III the merry dance ]. Frank
ElwOod, We are sorry to state has
lately met with q very heavy loss by
the death OF ten head OF three or
four year old steers. Mr.. Elwood Is
unable to account for the cause OF
their death, but is inclined to thing
1t case Of poisoning, whether ma
licious or otherwise. it is yet I'm
known. Ole Berg has returned to
Cresco from his western ramble, and
is renewing old friends IN this vicini.
ty not long since :. There is con-
siderable dissent among some ut our
townsmen in regard to the location
OF our school house. Several are IN
favor Of moving a few OF the school
houses so - TO afford their children
more convenience In attending and
add al unnecessary expense on the
people while the fair minded assert
TINT they are now properly located
aud ii Is sheer nonsense for all tG
expect u school house In their from,
yard. and we hope the people viii
not permit OF any such action.
Boz.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HOW DOES YOUR WATCH RUN?

4
A watch imprcgnated with mlgnc.
tism cannot keep time.' 1t will vary
irregularly, gaining and losing and
stopping, in the most annoying .ort
OF way. It has been found that this
magnetic or electric influence is the
direct cause Of the "queer freaks
and unacc0untable behavior of fine
watches. and is the secret enemy
which has undermined the reputa-
ton and bafflel the skill of our best
watchmakcrs.
Giles Bro. Il Co. have published Il
very interesting little pamphlet de-
scribing the effect OF magnetism in
watches, which can be had free on
application. It also describes the
Anti Mag netic Shield for Watches, =
which has been proved to be per-
feet protection against the magnetic
and electric influence snd is special
~ advantageous in Railway service
where these influences are very
strong, and will prevent the break
age OF main springs in cyclones aud
magnetic storms. Your jeweler can
furnish or procure You this protect
ION, il not, send to Giles Bro. & Co.,
the Chicago jewelers., for Il descrip-
tive circular which will be mailed
free on application. 2tl7
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

Geo. H. Wilbur s. Co., (successors
to Day Brothers) we observe from
looking through their lumber yard
on West Market Street, are putting
in large assortment oflumber, en-
bracing every grade aud quality re-
quired for the varied needs Of the
people around about us. Their
stock OF seasoned lumber is large
and OF excellent quality and nearly
every day witnesses extensive ad
ditions TO it. They already have
more than half a million feet careful
~ piled for the winter trade. Their
stock Of lath, shingles, mouldings,
sash and doors corresponds in quail
ity and extent with their stock in
other departments. They aim to
make their prices in keeping with the
times, and their gentlemanly and ef-
ficient agent, John NJ. Mccoy will
always give the patrons Of the yard
! - honest deal, 7t6
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
Roll Of Honor.

The following persons are entitled
to thanks for recent favors on sub.
scriptiOn account
P.J. Sullivan, Busti; Z. NJ. Farms.
worth. DEBORAH; Levi q. Sisco, j. F.
Hughes, H. Scholze, p. Howe, John
Mulholland, +. f. Eddy, John Null.
leu, L. / Woudcock, Cr.sco: Jumes
Shields, Howard Center: s. L. Cary,
Jennings. La; w. +. Roche, Cecilia
VIM. Oven. Florenccville; Jonn
Vrba, Protivin; Hon. s. s. Lambert,
Arkansas City, Kansas; John Hab.
erly, Joseph Malck, A. A. Fisk, jas.
Wilson, Andrew j. Mintey, John
Livingston, Michael Herold, Andrew
Stinger, Joseph Walton. Michael
Montague. Prosper Lloyd, Alfred j.
Mintry. Dennis SAnghree. N. n. H l.
comb, p. J. Cassell, A. L. Wallace
John Stockman, john Strinman,
James Carroll, Cresco. The latter
has now paid for his 27th year to the
present publishers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
Brainard's Musical World.

We are always pleased to receive
this popular illustrated Musical
Monthly; il is bright, readable. aud
contains good music wiil,lI. The
November number i very interest
ing, both in literature and music, and
we commend the Musical World TO
all who like music and wish to keep
informed concerning the art. The
music in this number is II Still
Cherish the Shells that We Gath
ered," by H. L. Martin; '.The Fair.
est in the Land" by NJ. Fl. Rosen-
field; 'Pansy Blossom Waltz ar
ranged by NJ. G. j., and "Long, Long
Ago." by Frame Burgn,nlIer There
IS also i fine portrait OF Miss Emily
Winant and full page picture OF
Early Morning on the Rhine" The
subscription price is $3.50 per an
mum; single copies Is cents each.
Address the publishers, S Brain
ards Sons, So and 81 Euclid Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

ness she maintained checrfuiness to surpris-
ing degree. and few knew how much she suf-
fered. Though desIrous to remain with her
family, she admitted that she did not wish to
change II she could, the final outcome OF her
sickness. her sufferings were unrelenting and
she wanted rest.
Her bereaved husband. one daughter. aix
sons and fourteen grand children mourn the
loss Of . devoted wife. loving mother and AZ
fectionate grandmother Gall bnt one OF her
children are marTicd.)
II was great satisfaction to her. 70 see her
self surrounded by all her children. the absent
ones two sons) were summoned from Dakota,
and all joined In last farewell.
Floyd County papers please copy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
Opening Of The DeNoyelles House.
Fran The Ts.lo = nnl

NA,HCA, Ioxa. December lO.--Thr
glaLa opening VI the DtNoy-ilrs
House, Nashua occur ed Dee. 10th.
Il is Il three story brick, ind will
have thirty sleeping rooms and all
furnished in The best style. The first
floor has a thirteen foot ceiling, Sec
ond story twelve, and third eleven
feet. There are twenty four radi-
ators In the house, making all the
rooms nice and eomforta bic. The
wash room has hot and cold water.
SO the weary traveller may take his
choice. 1t is finished in Georgia
pine, which gives tia neat appear
ancc. Now we come down to the
grand banquet given by the pro-
prictors, which will not be forgot
ten by the good people Of this town
for some time to come. There were
one hundred and fifty tickets sold,
and the guests commenced to az
seRble about 8 o'clock, and by ~
o'clock were all in, and expressed
themselves as having had nice
time. At ten they were called from
labor to refreshment. The tables
were loaded with delicacies.. The
house is an honor to the town, and
the wish Of all is that the proprietors
may live to enjoy the happy home
they have worked so hard to get.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

Why CONTINUE the use Of irritating
powders, snutfs or liquids. Ely's
Cream Balm. pleasant Of application
and q sure cure for catarrh and cold
In head, can BIZ had for soc, at drug
gists. It Is easily applied with the
finger, is safe and pleasant and is
curing the most obstinate cases. II
gives relief at once.
Being sufferer from chronic ca
tarrh, and hnving derived gren,
benefit from the use OF Ely's Cream
Balm / can highly recommcndit. LIS
sales are far in excess Of all other
catarrh remedies.-B. Franken Drug
| eisk sigRouypsy. Iowa, l!ta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

TRUE NOBILITY Schiller, the Ger
man poet, had patent OF nobility
conferred upon him by the Emperor
Of Germany, which he never used.
Turning over heap Of papers one
day in the presence Of u friend he
came to his patent, and showed It
carelessly to his friend, with this Oh.
s-rvation-"I suppose you did not
know that was u uOble;" and then
buried it again IL this mass u mis-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
An Ordinance
Providing for the election OF Night Watch.

Providing for the election OF Night Watch.
bc it ordained Dy the Town Council OF the
Incorporated town Of Cresco. Iowa:
sec. !. mat the ONCE OF nignt watch be and
ID hereby Created.
Sec. =. That at the annual election Of said
town. TO BE- held on the first Monday In Marcn,
iScd aud annually thereafter. there shall be Il
night watcn voted Tor and elected by the cleo
tors VI said Incorporated town.
SEX. = Tnat tine person 60 elected to such
Office snail mold fn0 same for the term OF ono
year and until his successor Il elected and
uuAlilled.
sec. :. That such officer be required to take
aud subscribe the usual OAtn OF Officc and give
bonds with surety In the penal sum Of fiye
hundred dollars, - DC approved by said Coun-
Gil.
sec. ). That the duties Of SAID Office shall be
the same ~ That of Marshai WITHIN the In
corporated Town Of Greece, and such other
duties as tine town council smell prescribe.
SEC. .. This ordinance to take effect on and
after Its passage and publication
Passed und approved Dec 1tn 1855.
n. s. DUkGIN. c. /. WHITE,
Recorder. Mayor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17
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HESS.-Mrs Elizabeth Hess. died ut her home
near this city. Dec. Sth lSS5.
She was born May 2vth lSsO, in the town Of
Ricl. Canton Bern. Switzerland.
In ls45 she was joined IN the bonds of wed.
lock, with j. G. Hess.
In 1856. they decided to improve their con-
dition by emi9nting and resided In Ohio and
Indiana until ISIS. when they movedto How
ard county. Iowa. where by hard toll aud econ
o.ny they established 4 comfortable home In
which she devoted all her energies to the well
fare Of her family. For years, because Of III
health, she but seldom ventured outside the
limits OF their home: during many months she
had been confined to her room, and finally to
hss bed, pprlng her long and distressing aiok.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-17

Children seem especially prone t.
complaints Of the bowels. A sever
year-Old boy OF Mrs. Harriet Orr, oil
Lancaster, Pa, was troubled in thai
way. and a neighbor advised her te
use Mishler's Herb Bitters. She gave
him n tablespoonful every time his
bowels were moved. The pain was
soon checked, and in a short time
the little fellow was enjoying good
health.