The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-04-04

on Market Street to Thos. Moen, TO
$1,000.
Mrs. Schulties returned from Morris
Mimi, last Saturday, for visit will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich
and other Cresco friends.
A string OF beads found on the side
walk in the north part Of town car
be obtained by the owner from b. +
Laidlaw.
Rev. o. w. Catlin will preach in tn.
Crapser school house next Sunday, 4,
3 o'clock p. III. After service II II II
contemplation to organize a Sunday
school.
Thos. Moen will have an auction
sale OF horses, cattle and personal
property OF various kinds Mt New
Oregon on Saturday, April 10, com
mencing at one o'clock.
The Bronson House, an ancient
land mark at Bradford, was burned
on Monday Of last week. It was built
in 1856, and kept by Geo. Bronson,
q former resident OF fairfield, Chau'
tauqua county, N. Y.
Edward Barrett will have an auc-
ton sale on Thursday, April lion the
Hooper farm in Paris, consisting Of
horses, cows. implements and house
hold goods. For particulars see hand
bills.
The papers Of the last week con.
tanned nearly column Of postofIice
changes in Iowa, including republi.
can hold-overs and democrats indis.
criminately. This is the civil service
reform that the country will have for
the ensuing four years.
DR.. Frank Freemire has been ap.
pointed 7. NJ. at Chester, vice Bradley
Chaplin. The postofIice will remain
in Chapin's store, in charge Of Mr..
Chaplin as deputy, which insures good
service to the public who patronize
that Office.
The Dubuque Municipal election
last Monday resulted in a democratic
victory. r. w. Stewart was elected
Mayor over c. ID. Hayden, by de.
cisive majority. The men chosen are
represented as in every way worthy
Of the places to which the public
wish has assigned them.
Last Saturday being the 55th ami
versary OF his birth, the home Of F.
J. Mead was taken possession of by
q goodly number or his friends, who
presentey him with numerous remenl.
brances Of the occasion, and passed
away pleasant evening, long to be
remembered by all participants.
County Supt. Webster says he re-
CARDS Prof. Cooley rs one Of the most
competent instructors Of the country
and was DESTROYS to have him as one
Of the instructors Of the Institute,
but his previous engagement else
where precluded the possibility OF
securing his services.
A dispatch to b. d. Everinghanl
from his wife at Kansas City, No.,
dated April Sd, states that Geo. X.
Sutton died TINT morning. The de-
ceased was son-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everingham, and was well
known In this village and county,
where he was generally resp ected.
An imperative Necessity.
What pure air II to IN unhealthy
locality, what spring cleaning il to
the neat hOusekeeper, 70 is Hoods
Sarsaparilla to everybody. ut this
season. The body needs to be thor.
oughly renovated, the blood purified
and vitalized, the germs of disease de.
stroyed. Scrofula, Salt RheuM and
sll other blood disorders are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the most popu
lar and successful spring medicine.
Remember the Go. 8, 8. Conven.
tion to be held In the NJ. E. Church
this Thursday evening and all day
Friday. Interesting addresses viii
be given and topics discussed. Thi,
evening an address by Rev, w, II
Dyer Of Lime Springs, and Frida,
evening by Rev. H. m. Morgan
State Organizer, of Burlington.
Evening exercises begin ct 7:3O, ant
morning session at q o'clock, Uo,A,
and bring your Gospel Hymns.
Mr.. Secretary Noble. OF HARRISON
cabinet, was q member OF the citizen
committee, which invited Presiden
Cleveland to the G. A. r., encamp
lnent at St. Louis, two years ago
Gen. Tuttle threatened assassination
II he came and the political Malnber
Of G: A. r., who aid all their fightinl
Is home guards and suttlers, applaud
ed his threat. futile wanted III
Office under Noble, connected witt
the pension bureau, which Mr.. Nohl
refuses to give, because Of what Gen
Tuttle did at that ti,ne. Tuttle
one Of the whelps that pose as ''ohril
tian statesmen"
A person ID seldom sick when thei
bowels are regular, and never we
when they are irregular. Bear thi
In mind and keep your bowels regu
lar by an occasional dose of st. Pa,
rick's Pills. Sold by Lowry 4 Cor
molly.
! Rejected,
| The Senate has rejected the NOM
nation of Murat Halstead, az Ministe
to Germany. Mr.. Halstead Is tn
editor Of the Cincinnati Conmercis
Gazette, and had incurred the dis
pleasure Of the Senate for daring t
tell the truth about It, and especiall
OF H. b. Payne Of Standard oil note
riety. The consciousness of havin
performed q duty in exposing the rot
tenness Of the House OF lords, ough
to be some consolation. A knowledg
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