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Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
FOURTH EDITION
Ilots.


Peter j. Ford went to Atlantic City,
N. j., on Rridsy, his ply 5ielbn bellHv-
lnR that his restOfGtion to health would
be FASTENED by the trip.
Edward Curlsy walked from West
Chester, Pa, 10 tL.s city, on Friday,
some is tnlies, on o wager, which he
easily won.
George Elkinton, Of the Justisua
House, has Leased the United States
Hotel, ~ the oorner OF Water AMI
French Streets.
Mr. Edward II. Hoasland remuvtd
his fsmily and household goods to
PhilsdelphiA on Friday. He is er-
gssed travelling for firm in t5Gt city
One OF the most useful articles that
we know of Is that famous household
remedy for the baby, Dr.. Balls Baby
Syrup. 1t costs only % cents bottle.
The water in lhe Christians livsF
rAlsed 90 hieh this morning that It
backed no into the Pusoy & jones
shops, putting tho Ore out in the ma
chine chop, requiring the men to cult
work In this department.
A meeting Of the Republican CI.y
Committee viii be held ihis oVeptrr AZ
3 O'clock IN the hal Of tho Y. n, K q
building, No SO h ng street. a inil
attendance is desired, ~ business Of
Importance mutt DO sstended TO.
II the Water Department Insists Gu
the eXorb!txnt wAthr rents charged
Numerous large cutt4naIL will b. oom-
psllei to sink A,tssian WtllP, the same
As has Mr.. Br!son on Wost Savgutn
s,rest, Thera's & bright future In the
Artesian well business IN Wilmington
beiofs many more years roll around.
WSlter Il. Thompson, al NJ. 3l6
Market street, has sold his business 10
E. W 6hAttu TX Of New York CITY, who
- III lake possession about March l..
Mr.. Thompson VIII 20 10 Sioux CITY
ea-ly during the Comlsg month ss.d
embark in the jsweiry business In that
city.
A pulley fer It's lsrpa Corliss engine
that was built Ter 4 mour st Chicago
aud cast By she El-ey ard Jones Com.
pany, broke While !y!ng At the depot ~
Chicago loaded On tbs cars, two OF
which Il completely hlled. The firm
sent cot to Chicago two msohiniSts to-
day to put the huge machinery to-
Rether. The Wheel wi, hBve TO b. re.
cast again, which vii entail n large ez'
pence on the Pussy And JopeS Com.
pRny.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
DIED.

wUODS-nn tho gih Instant Mrs. Ann
Woods widow Ct tue late John hOods,
aged 70 years.
kelbtlves and irielAE ars Invited 70 attend
tho funeral IRON her late residence, 10. u u
; colt stroet, on Tuesday afternoon at .
U'rlocE. Services at tire mousse lnlermsnt
at MI Salon ecmaiefy.
MAIOHEY.-Gn the 2;th inst, NJ iohnel
J., fon Of John AMI hay M0IoIoy, aged
y months.
Relatives and fltends ar. invited 10 attend
the funeral from his yhren ts' residence, s2s
t.Ast SocCud street, on hqniay, tho 7 b
lost. at clock. lntctmsnt 81 the Row
Cathedral cemetery.
GOAL E.-Un tho 2tth Inst. Harry l., son
a. George N. Ind SLran L GOale, aged -
years.
Relatives ard friends OF tho family are re.
'speetfuily invied 70 Gtteud the funeral
fsfvicos a: tue rssideneo q his atents. Nc.
l2ps WalSut stfset, ca Monday evcniaS q.
90 clock. fuACral en- TaesdRy mOrnlhs
~ 7.20 c'cltcg, 70 II COED ~ Ctoil COIats
Nd
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
Fifth EnITM.


AZ this mornings eesslo, 49,,
pal Court U g Grant MAJ Aua's-
vas fined II and oosts Icr 49, 49, Olioist,
Josn n9ueherty was fnei 81 And ~ ivy "
and Bridget MaIoy reoonni,, aua e''li
70 morrow morning for the sa,ns ~ "a ll'l
Roland Perry aud Bariv WIV1.5aa.s.
we're arrested by P, W 4 n 'S l. 70
onicer BiInpers last night IA, = opsth
open n freight car a. the wig
and were held In $500 hi s Ss' IN,
further hearing, on Mopdar esl l9'l
10 orler v give the oompaay u". l
discover u anything VS. s,osp "l' %
Cloud Butler was nrssieseI -
charge OF assault and battery n, ~ I.IHa
shupe and wife, Of South Wllets.tOa
Jacob shupe testified that BTt..ss@l..
struck him simply because hs ~ l,a
that II Butler contluued 10 NJ ~
house next door 10 him be vo;I nv.
Mrs. bhupe ran 20 his ss,,s,sH'.
Butler beat both Of ,hora vstT ,s- w
WilmemirR Shnpe, TESTIFIED 10y 10y
Butler strike her husesrd vitk ,S'sats
Jack and that he had also bs,i,s ~
kicked her. az
Her face was badly swollen ,,8Aa
eyes were set black from n, 49,
the assault, although {. ocog,, a.sI
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Isabella SCOTT vas c,n8 ~
testified that Batter hi messIy ~
mitltd 10 the curs.rg Ct SHIN, as1 ~
allowed him to shake his dst h NM.
with impunliy. lie all m. I'M
either Of them until Mia B4qus 8s-.
club hom under her nproa a1i ma
hlua aet0ts the no'e, No. S, mi, =
Jurtes, she eaid, were caused bv =
falling against tho altp.
Az Buffers request tho case va ,-.
tlrued until Monday mcrpitg p%.
was held In $500 bail . 3pps,,.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

John II. Benson informs US thtt he Ia
not an age3t for the sale OF the Wheeler
4 Wilson Sewing Machine. as repo:t,5,
but he lad beon engaged IN distributing
bills for tbs company, and he Is now
prepared % perform any honslt labor
or engage IN sny honorable occupation.
lie pail his 6ne impoSsd by the Oourt
out OF HE own pocket, bofrOwing par;
of the SuoUnt, nrd he nov hopes that
be msy be aided, and not urposely
thwagted by The newspapers CT private
pRrties, in'his eff0tEs 10 make an hDBtet
living, otherwise Ito might just ~ well
have remained ia priton.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
ksporlsd Deeilae IN OD.l

READING, Pa, Fab., !i-C9,h.
declined 10 cents per tea. and h.
thought that the old rfes5 E.lltnul
In "A few weeks. A reg t5heials N
just been announced by ths Phi M
phis & Reading BaIirold Company
There i6 ovsry iud Aaoa al, o,,
the line Of the RPsd,as ,a..,9N nm
the mines 10 the BchuJlsi.. .eiiair
gradually going into tu. opTs1
For tho twenty four lou.. tsaa Hli
O'CLOCK last night twenty .An: cd
trains left the Schuy kil. Hi!:s, nj
slnce then twenty nips coa. alahn
lett the Sohuy!kil coal tt,ll In
train has on an average 10 .Osii IN
OF coal. FnInacee o. LeBsuot, Con.
wall aud Columbia wbial had E.stvii
Of bias, because Of the scAfciJ Il n
hsvn resumed operations, sld b. III
week ell the idle ilrasa 8 10 l.h v,t
ity. shout a dCzsn in Z N Der, vii NIl
be In full blast, and all eviltlcs d h
two months etEiks viii have ban
moved.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

| In all these departments
we have splendid values ard
many bargains.
Look on our Silk Counter
at the Summer Silks. All
we have is there. We could
not replace them at the
price--no matter--they are
reduced 20 two prices, 374
land so cents.
Look in cur Underwear
Department-odds and ends
of underwear, some a little
soiled, shows poor house
keeping-the prices arc
nearly cut in hall, 81 down
to 69c; soc from 81; soc
from $3.50.
Look among our Barns
Hey Bleached Table Linens
and Cream Damask. Did
you ever see such qualities.
such wide goods for the
money! Not 90, but 66
inches wide, 81 linens for
625 cents. Not 90 bu. Co.
inch wide Cream Damask,
I 81 l-cent goods for as cents
No difference why they are
here for these prices--this
much, though, they are
! straight to our shop from
the shop where they are
made. Linens that are Z
pleasure to look at and have
Hundreds of dozens o
, Bleached and Cream Col
ored Napkins have beer
; sold during our Linen effort
: There's only shout 20 dozcl
/, each OF Bleached and Cream
left at 81 90 and $40 pc
doz from $2.25.
Are you looking for Car
pets?
Are you thinking Of Car
pets?
:, Look into our Carpe
, room. You will be inter
> ested proftably.
We have put on sal
about 1900 to 1000 yard
of Tapestry Brussels Cal
i pets at remarkable bargainr
They are in well know.
. makes, such as Roxbur,
D Stinson and Smiths Io-wirl
These carpets are sold CIV
erywhere for 85c. ooc. an
= 81, according to the loce
- ton Of the store. We wi
~ ~ sell this lot for IS cents pc
, yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
suspen.lon o. MoIk at reading

READING, February 2i.-Seyeral sus
pensions OF workmeu were recently made
at the pipe mill Of the Reading Iron
Works and the night turn IN the finishing
department was notified last night that
there would be no work Tor them until
further orders. This throws over one
huniiod men out ofemplo. men;. There
are now but TWO furnaces In operati n
all the Others, with their proportion o.
mechanics and iaborert, being idle. The
company sent Tor the arbitration com
mitlee Of the employees and the raattei
maybe adjusted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

A boy who bed heen procured by
Elzsbeth Dixon Of Kenneit Towntbip,
Pa. from one OF the homes in this city,
visited the hay mOw ON Wednesday
with pipe 10 bis mouth, and accident
ally set the barn on hre He hastily
Rsve The alarm, when three horses and
tight COWS were removed from the
stAhlss, bu, the harm with its contents,
valuei ut $1,000, were destroyed In.
sured for &, eco IN tine ksnnsit Mutual.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
Tho crown Prince Impr4vnG.

SAN RENO, Feb. 24.-The Crown Prince
had refreshing sleep this afternoon
The official bulletin fays that he has Il
normal temperature, coughs lees FIRE.
qGently, oxpectorates less and mas no
headache.
LONDON. Feb. ga dispatch from
San Reno says that critical operation Is
TO be performed upon the German Grown
Prince TO MORROW.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

WASHINGTON, Feb, He. sli
gervlce furnishes tie following " y
lie alton: The United States v!IA y
vice Commissioned hEi netd Of ~.
oAuts for service IN the copaFsHs'sd. I
Washington who, III ADDITION y =
ordinary olericA u AtiAlnmeai'i 9',..s !,
know ledge Of ttenoeyapay, viii W.
oident OF type Wr.titg AlPIl.
must be able to vtlIe 81 ieAis wv
Eve words q mlnuA. The GAME, \,
for 5000, 81 900 aud a. 200 salaiiis \ 4
examination will DO held Ia FllAS
phia on Monday March J!
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
nnn,n OF stnnIey,s grlsnd,.

BRUSSELS, Feb. IA soS u
preston WAS made here 'v'u, ,s b
arrival of the news Of no lee'Ii Z. q
tain Lievan Van Dc Eeii9 SUI - a
ant WArlDmuni. Tue la,,,' ,,ig
young cfilcer Of The eFen AZ W. y. NJ
for three years IL the o3afy .'S, d
tra5lon. CAptsln Van o. ,''I "a
Wa. ono Of STANLEY ms, nj NJ
banrbmer. was on ne WY ne
Fal.s to hip Tippo I D 'es'9'e
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

GRApE CREEK, Ills, FEB 5-n y.
freigh; engine on TIE Osi.asv -, n
Eastern Illinois Railroad as ~. -
down steep incline wiz t rs.s
loaded care near tLia Az :. IN Az
day, the pressure bsos1' 20 S 4. ~ 4
the train went down 3: 'eilla. ~ IN n
a passenger train Vas ill1aiDs H. ~ M !,
track directly In tho way ., NV nnisEl
away train A fvl'cnWau ,, Ma tTAl
turaed tho nai'ch Ind ne i'o,sa' In, n,
was derailOd and piled ~, eaS tnH,s.
loss of $1,000. ErS'n'e' bo!s''
OF and was GauGeFoasG hu'~
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
Evidence Agnlnst Gould and sg.

NEW YORK, Feb. q The as
jay Gould, Russell Ssse aud lse EE
sas Pacific bcndhnlceIs was 4, S.n nia
up by the grand Jury today. nsE
animation OF Sidney Dillon VA y
tiruci, and two other witness -
called in. Colonel Fellows sd y
Ken 2ie Semple listened to the piNs
lng5 for half an hour, and lhE 70
c!Oseted with GsYeIAi swytls 10 y
District attorneys tfhca. lnfaz|
Byrnos, who hoverei sbJn. tie E
jury room yesterday, made lis ~
RYCe aIA!n to day, and ls nudsnldi
b. Wstlhing the prospective wins
The hoiy adjourned a. o'cIo.Ei z
we're discharged until MondsJ. y
Ssmp,e said this moraipg taSl 70
was q sEoug possibility Of tie eiHs
Ing decided Dy Mondsy night
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

Stove and Heater Company have LEASED
the large building, No, 5O5 Ship'ey
street, ard will move from their pTesent
location ouNo. about the let OF March,
We viii have large room In the sec.
on atory 20 rent FOR storage Of houfi
bold goods or oteeE purposes 81 moder
ate rent fOF spaces, A safe and ecpvR.
nIeot place for storage. Apply .; 7 L.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

NEW HosToE, Feb. aS,- Ia, " |: !
oceGrrad yesteIday Ri,tipv ,s,ilra
p it,lville and hahanoy ,I,n],'nb
Nov Boston between r's M "
passe niger trslu going nortl l,, Ia a
high Valley patseugsi XII, D.
south. Both eDRints weIe u' ~ u
ated and tho forw sId cas- va ~
from the track. An aUsltssS,, !
mum Der OF passengers wei' ~
mono fatally.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

AGre or New Grant street, Pit.tha-r,
"a, last evening destroyed nearly 500.
90 worth OF property, and Tor time
threatened destruction to an entirl block.
Among the losers were j, VI Pert a Co.
/ ii ,O0O Walter HornunR d c. grain
dealers, $500; Schoonmager d Co,
grain dealers, 81, 600; Henry ksEIn.er &
Co.. coffee rOasters, So, COG
While being locked IN New Orleans
yesterday. the French bark He Marine
cAreened, causing both dock and tGip Il
sink.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

Baaement-Muslins Sheet
iiasss, Linens, FIennels, Che.
vioIs, Blankets, Napkins,
Towels, Quilts, etc. We
have added an elegant line
LOT White Goods OF the fol.
lowing kinds:
Nalnsooks, Bishop Lawns,
"Linon dc Dacca,"
Soft Finished Jaconets,
"Carreau de Dacca,"
Lero, Stripe and Checks,
Iaconet, Piques,
Victoria Lawns,
Weaveretree Steipes,
Gable Checks, Linden
Checks,
Alclennes for Yokes,
Gable Cords, Malabars,
Fancy Novelties,
Fantasies.
Ladies looking for White
wear will find many novelties
that We control at very low
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. = -- :, h, y
the Rcore In tho bi -yclc iA,' ~ n,n,d
the illtn day, go hours o XII !
miles z laps; Knapp, 90 vi ,p;
Holliagsworth, idl mi.e' ,,.bipis
Dow eli, 1853 miles I lay, q m,ig "
miles 2 lads; Rhodes, 60 n S;s6s.,'
Whitaker, S2s miles > j. ia .p..',. e,' D
miles ! lap; Croker; l'o 'H'.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

LAsCAs-EE, Pa, Feb. IS -TDe.s
was little charge In tho sEsquehanna
river 81 Columbia yesterday. The
water we Up to the south track OF the
Penney 7SliS Railroad e. Chiekies
Rock, srd At other points the bal 0st
was beng vashed away. The gorge al
Ohickics bake IL she ahernoon, moved
down t. Columbia, and gofged again ut
the dan. The tracks Ct trs Marietta
branch q the Penasy lvRris Railroad
at ChiCEiee wsre covered with ice aud
trains s'oppsc ruuIinE. The water was
IA feet ABOVE Iov wst.r marx and stlll
rising.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

The tenth aDnlverRa'y q ni ,o' ~
o. Mr.. and Mra. II. L' a. hd1
celebrated lass everins = ~
deuoe, No. l4O3 Pennss ,', ,'s Bs1
A large representation o. az Ip.s]
Ellison families were D. - pullsitH
u nunber OF relatives iip"
and NeW YORK.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
: = -
Fox Hunt.

Manuel Richenberger, is in possession
of large gray fOK, which he proposes
lettirg loose next Thursday, about orc
mile irem the city over Market street
bridge 1t is expected that large nun.
Der OF parsons will take part in the hunt,
as ID Is 10 be free for all,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

BRISTOL. Pa, Feb. q. Last night,
while vaIEing upon the rack at aboui
II O'clock with two cUmpapiL MS, Jobeph
hcMichHsi, Egsd 81 Yeas, was struck
BY an eSst'buund passenger train and
killed. Coroner Slbert hold an iuuaest
this morning, an1 o verdict OF acctG u.
ally l. leu Wau rendered.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

pNTISGnuN, Pa, Feb. "a Tho
aeJsonase Of Trinity Church, occupied
ey Rev. Father Woslte., was ente-si
~ burg ara Ih.5 morning, who secured
."c goid watches, dress suit belong.
ine 10 Father WJsliel, sud a gold ohaliee
useG for sa1ramenlRl purposes.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
Launch rms MOrn'0,s, =,

The new steamer ioI iSurt,s
Steamboat Company wS' nd Hal
the works of the Harlan ao "
worth Company, this '. IstsSss'
after IL O'Clock. The n'N
ohrlstered Avalon
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

Tho. Rev. E. l.. Hub5aia az, E O. .,
in BRAID , wlas NJ. = o y, "a ~
day CIV sn.pe, Mlrch Iys,,l,," "
unphs Over FOES snd ! WV
sion, 20 oeutg.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

Second Floor - Uphol-
stery Department-Plushes,
Lace Curtains, Heavy Cur
tains, Fringes and Furniture
Coverings, Ladies and Chill
dren's Goats and Wraps.
Little Boys Suits, Ladies
Muslin Underwear, Shawls
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
rhe Russian woIf In shsop's olo,n,nE

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 24-Tho
JournSl dc b.. Pat0gtbour2 says that
Russ'k's program towards Bulgaria,
d. eel forth IN yesierGAy's OH ial Met.
senasr, 10 oouc.llatoty aud pacido and
shoHs Il desire 70 rs.establish legal
order by moral suiboriiy. The news.
PAPER vorGion o; EussiS's circular note
To the powers 10 hpocryphEal. No such
Lote Las been iHsued.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.

We are well equipped for spring work.
The largest stock in the state is be-
fore you.
With building not surpassed any
where for seeing and selecting goods by
the proper light and plenty of it, we
would be pleased to have you make a
visit of inspection to our store.
We have six large rooms embracing
over $4,000 square feet, devoted exclu-
'sively to the sale and working of our
stock of Dry goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Rugs and Mattings.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

First Eioor-Notions, La
GEES, Underwear, Kid Cloves,
Wcolens. Calicoes, D r c S
Fabrics, Colored Cashmeres.
Dress Cloths, Sateens, silks
ISatins, Velvets, Pushes, and
Ia full line of Mourning good:
and Blacks of all kinds.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

CALHDUN-UkVER-ht no. SO EBs'
sixth street. OF the stEt instant, ny tho
Rev. Jesse Higgins, John UalhOun and
Ua;hGyine LsyeT both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
--~--a---t .
Living WIN a CoiUfcd Woman,

RIcPlAND. G. C., Feb. % in Rich.
land county, q. O., William Myers, n
white man, has been llyirg with 3
oolcnd woman and had several chill.
dren4 On Wedneaday night party OF
unkrowp neD surrounded tbs house
bArrsd np Eil doors and windows on the
opui1e and set the building on FIRE in
several nlSces There was an NXa In
the housr, huG With this hyeT1 cut 9
hole Ia tho door IA Tina 10 rave himself
and the utbgr Inmates, bat they wers
severe'- harmed.
----
GRAM LUNCH TONIGHT
kt Justis5n Goase Hotel, 90 JugtlsoI
street. OI sioTs on toast. George II
Bare, proprietor.
-s---------s a-S-S
TOR sue,
Coon brznG collars,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

BrFfALo, n. Y, Eab, "a STIR ~
ths Atlss Oh Lefosry c5ntAining 300
barrels Of OIL, Exploded yesterday, kill.
ioR Charles swanF1n ard aeriously 10.
jurins Superintendent McGrEdy.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

Fourth Floor-Mattings,
Underwear, and cutting, fit
ting and sewing room TOR
Carpets, and ali Upholstery
work.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

Third Eloor-Carpet De-
partment = Ingrains, Flor
entine, 5 ply Damask halls
and stair set, Oil Cloths,
'CoTticene Linoleum Mats
&c.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

Second Floor Annex
Carpet Department--Mo-
quette. Gabelin, Administer,
Wilton, Brussels, Tapestry
Brussels, Art Squares, Rugs,
etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
CALIFORNIA.

spsolA, Parties SAM. Monthly. Free
Sleeping Cars Cheap R,tes Southern
R)u,e. Address Il JAwLEY, General
E",ern Agent, 3}9 BroEdHsy, N. Y.
II W. CARR. 4c2 Ceeslunt e.. Phi a.
delphls, or any Baltimore g. Ohio
Ticket Agent j29-sA.I6i
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and
COOKING UYENSlLS,

" no. 49l iIs5Est s're0i, On gUEtDAY
aoN, Aucs3, ~ n ", "
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

NY AN fEu-h CUSTOM SIX TO TAKp
Wy ron 10 Il So qnArt Il milk oaiIy'
Address MilE, thl4 oltiee,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

w Az lEAL-A II tLg.sfI1OWN CIRL
and King tttsetg. - ~ tS o..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

W8NEEl'-a coy AT O'UObEo2 A
w sre.'s, ~elt Ihlra strsst; mus,
--efS aNisANLAHs
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

WAHrED-GIHL TO IA GENERA,
Nv hOuseWots. Apply 1t 2C6 Jeiiefson
oaaoNN 50
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

Hfok bEHT -UuNvErnERp K1uM
~ iN storage, Apply at gIB Wet skin
EZRA
Daily Republican., 1888-02-25

kEUK RENI-OFFIUL,No 2o5 stlpl,tY
street, now occupied b7 E,nutro no
tolet's. Apply TO IS. l.. OAl.PEFry Il.
N f2b Il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
A Flying Trip

By the editor, accompanied by his
daughter Lauraine, commencing Fri
day evening, December 7th and clos
ing the Wednesday morning follow
ing, enabled us to devote a few hours
to business in Milwaukee Saturday
morning, leaving the city at about
ten a. H., reaching Beloit at 2 p. m,
where with Mrs. Jane N. Mead and
daughter Ella and the Cadinans the
time was put in to good advantage in
social converse until Monday morn
ing, when on the wings of the wind
we hied away to Chicago, crowding q
days work into three or four hours,
departing on the night train for Du-
bucue. where Tuesday was spent
with old time friends and in friendly
calls upon Gen. Jones, DR.. J. w.
Davis and family, Miss Virginia LIE wis
and some Of the school Sisters former
ly Of the school of the Assumption of
Cresco, accepting q very pleasant
drive with c. E. Wales, proprietor of
that unsurpassed home of the travel
er, the Lorimier House, to the Stout
farm, the home of Nut Wood, thence
to prominent and slightly points about
the city and across the high bridge,
returning home on the Tuesday night
train. To the many kind friends who
contributed SO much to make our
brief stay pleasant, many sincere
thanks are due.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
Eighteenth Anniversary Of Ordination

Eighteenth Anniversary Of Ordination.
The eighteenth anniversary of the
ordination Of Rev. NJ. A. McCarty to
a priesthood in the Catholic Church
was appropriately celebrated by the
School Of the Assumption, founded
by and through his perseverance and
untiring energy, coupled with his
great ability as an organizer.
He has been in charge of the Church
and Society here eighteen years next
February, during which time the
present church edifice has been erect
ed and the prosperous school con-
Quoted by the Sisters OF Charity
founded.
In commemoration Of these events
the School of the Assumption gave
him a surprise on Monday morning
which was a complete success, with
the following program, every part Of
which was grandly rendered.:
PROGRAM:
Song of Greeting-Our Holiday,
Accompanied by Miss G. O'Malley.
Deaf as Post-Declamation.
Master j. Cannon.
The Old Oaken Bucket, Ryder.
Miss J. Strother.
Meeting Of the Winds,
Senior Class.
Christmas Hymn,
The Minims, acc'panied by NJ. Coyle.
This Century and the Next,
The Boys.
Nearer Ny God to Thee, Ryder.
Miss N. Siddall.
Investigating Committee-Dialogue
Junior Class.
Strive for the Right-Boy's Chorus.
Accompanied by Master J. McHugh
Home Sweet Home, Thalberg
Miss L. Mead.
The Last Man-Declanlation
Master G. O'Malley.
Sweet BY and BY, Wyman
Miss g. O'Malley.
Address,
Master O. McHugh.
Closing Hymn,
Accompanied by Miss l.. Mead.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
Masonic Election

Howard Lodge No. 2l4 at Lime
Springs on Thursday evening, the
18th inst, at its regular colnmunica-
ton, elected the following officers for
the ensuing year.
Geo. NJ. VanLeuven Jr.-W. NJ.
Thos. H. Hughes-S. w.
Loren j. Johnson. w.
Frederick NJ. Clark-Treasurer.
Theodore F. MISUNDERSTANDING
Humphrey H. Jones-S. d.
Arthur f. Marsh-J. ID.
Henry 4. Ober-S. 8.
Darius Ayers. 8.
Rev. WIN. r. Dyer-Chaplain.
John b. Williams-O rganist.
Levi H. VanNiman-Tyler.
II those who by acquaintance and
are the best judges OF
ones merit, rs we believe they are,
then our old-time friend, Geo. NJ.
Jr., having been elected
to the highest Office in the gift OF his
brethren for the past fifteen
years at least and now by an unani-
nous vote, must be man in the tru-
est and noblest sense OF the word.
Such evidence Of the nobility of his
manly independence and fidelity
must be gratifying, notwithstanding
the duties and burdens it imposes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
CRESCO MARKET,
To-DAYs QUOTATIONS.

Wheat No. 2, 9Oc. Wheat No. 3, 80
Barley, 35c to 40
Oats, Ice to zoe.
Corn, 20 to 25
Hay. tame 500 Wild 50
Time thy seed. $l.2O
Flax sl.4O
Glover, ~ 5U to s
Hogs, live. 81 go to$i.7O
Beef on foot, &c to 24c
Sheep per head $500 TO $500.
Hides, green 3@4@5c
Lard, Zoe
Tallow, Sc.
Dutter-Table, 26c.
Eggs, per dozen, 20
Potatoes, 2Oto
Apples per barrel, ! to $3.50
Beans per bushel, $500.
Dalt per barrel. $i.3b.
Wood, green, $3.50. Dry 500.
Wool, unwashed G to zoe.
Lime, 40c per bushel
Honey. Is
Onions. 8 so
Flour 81. 65 Straight. Patent $1.85
Kerosene. IL to zoe
Corn meal 25c
Graham. 45c
Live Poultry 5tc to &c