The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-03

A. Fl. Caward is home from bnsi-
ness trip to Dakota and St. Paul.
Frank Wheeler has gone to Chica-
go to learn the art OF short hand
reporting.
Henry z. Lomas returned from
Chicago and the east the latter part
u last week.
Wallace Mead OF Busti returned to
DEBORAH last Saturday, to attend the
winter term OF the DEBORAH Institute
Whstever may be said OF the other
churches In CrescO 1t cannot be said
that Grace Church is without q
Hope.
All stores and business places in
Cresco, commencing next Monday
evening. will be closed at s O'Clock,
at which hour the bell will be tolled.
Connolly & Fitzgerald have the
most roomy store in Cresco, but with
their immense stock in every depart.
ment they have no more room than
Is needed.
Mrs. J. 7. Donahugh has purchas-
ed the BODYBUILDING and stock OF
goods Of Robt. Phelan on the South
Side, and put Mrs. Phelan in charge,
which will give the store Its old time
appearance.
Frank Fobes has gone to Blue
Ridge, Kansas. where he has engag-
ed Tor one year to take charge OF q
stock farm owned by q sister or his
father, y. F. Fobes.
The Jesup Critic will hereafter
charge five cents per line for notices
Of Church entertainments for MAX
Ing money. This is nothing more
than right, but won't the Jesup
churches send this editor to Sheol,
on the double quick?
w. A. @. Wentworth OF Aberdeen,
Dakota is visiting relatives and
friends in town. He was the boss
steak cutter in Combs Market years
ago and afterward with his brother
In the market where Mr.. Bently is.
He 10 at the same occupation in Da-
kota.
The December number OF Dio
Lewis Nuggets is largely devoted to
"a word about the Chinese" We
have given the s'word" careful and
considerable attention without being
uble to arrive at the same conclus-
ions Of the eminent DR.. China for the
Chinese. No more imported barba-
rians for America.
w. A. Dissmore has about complet-
ed arrangements for publishing =
newspaper In Mitchell county, to be
called the Riceville Recorder. It
will be seven column folio; the
first issue to begin with the new year.
There Is no more promising place
that We know OF for such an enter
prise.
The United States Court at Dubu-
que on the n ult., sentenced nine
saloon keepers from different parts
Of the State imposing fines varying
from $40 to $500. Among them was
E. T. Allen p. NJ, Justice OF the peace
and prohibition druggist OF Ridge
way. Iowa.
The best family weekly newspaper
In the United States is the Toledo
Blade (Nasby's Paper. They invite
every reader Of this paper to send
for q free specimen copy. It is the
largest and best dollar paper pub
lished. See advertisement else
where.
Allen Thorndike Rice, writes and
publishes in the North American
Review Of which he is the editor, an
article on "A DISTINGUISHED People"
And strange to say it is not about
the people OF Rhode Island, q maiOri-
ty Of whom lack the necessary
amount Of property to give them the
franchise. In the January number
the facts Of the disfrachisei OF Rhode
Island might be prcfitably given
Has Mr.. Rice the courage to give
them
By an oversight Of the compositor
leaving out q line Of manuscript CO.
ply and the carelessness OF the editor
in reading the proof, the names Of
Master Jacob Zundelowitz and oil
Miss Lille Seininger were omitted
from the notice OF the Musical at the
editors home, Saturday evening
November 9th. They rendered TOT
much useful entertainment for all
to have been forgotten in making
the notice.