The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-04-25

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Bonair to succeed Fred ShumakeI
resigned. 1t Is a good appointment
from a republican standpoint.
| The subject of Rev. Alex. 8.
McConnells lecture for next Sunday
evening is the tower Of Babel and
the confusion OF tongues.
j A. N. Wentworth has purchased
the Brooks outfit pumps and tubing
at very low figures and will give pur-
chasers the benefit Of the prices.
The efficiency Of the r. n. 8. on
the route from Lacrosse to Dubuque
has been provided for to the conf
plete satisfaction OF the Postvil)e Re-
view.
John Brandtjen Of Webster and
Brandtjen Type Founders OF Min
neapolis was in town YESTERDAY sol
letting for Marder Luce and Co. whose
foundry they represent.
G.. r. Baker Of Ridgeway was in
town Tuesday. In the winter he was
taken sick from pulmonary troubles,
for which he went to Chronicle, Mo-
bile Co, Alabama receiving substan-
tial benefit from the climate and the
treatment.
II. J. McHugh made q short adj
dress to 5000 Of his countrymen at
Sligo Ireland which came near get
ting him into trouble. The police
and soldiers drove the people away
with guns and bayonets. Rod. didn't
have such q retinue Of trunks as Mr..
Blaine brought home.
1.-THE Great South is the title Of
an illustrated monthly which will be
issued at Birmingham, Ala, about
the 12th Of May, at $l.O0 q year. It
is presumably q boom sheet for Bir-
lningham. 10 cents in silver will get
a specimen copy from w. H. Worth
ington editor, etc.
Service will he held in Grace Epis-
copal church, Thursday evening.
April 25th. G. w. Dubois officiating.
The annual parish meeting held on
Monday evening, and the annual
melting Of st Catharine's guild. were
adjourned until after service, Thurs
day evening.
The farm Of b. Often, north Of Bon
air, was damaged by fire from the
railroad probably, on Saturday, de-
stroying his fences, consuming about
twenty tons of hay and burning the
house. 1t is fortunate for him that
| It was not his home farm in Howard
Center.
r. J. McHugh returnd from his
trip on the continent Of Europe
Tuesday looking well and rugged.
He reports a pleasant voyage
across the Atlantic on his return.
He has been absent since in Octo-
Der, when he accompanied F. T.
Walker an invalid, for his health,
who died at Capri Italy. and whose
body was embalmed and returned to
Dubuque for burial two weeks ago.
Mrs. E. Siddall has returned home
with select stockof Millinery goods.
She also has stock of dry goods,
and will sell at prices to suit the
times. Call and examine her goods.
We learn that Miss Marshall, Of
Crcsco. is the new schooln'am in
the public school, and that she will
teach in the room formerly presided
over by Mrs. Roberts, she in turn tax
ing the room formerly in charge Of
her husband.-Osage News.
w. P. Hepburn appointed solicitor
Of the treasury. q place where good
disciple of Blackstone is needed.
His fame is that of q boodler for
monopoly. He has no standing as .
lawyer. His monopoly record was
sech that he was defeated for con-
gress in a republican district by near
~ 1000. To Iowa he is what Bene-
dict Arnold was to the Colonies.
Look at his treacherous face on the
first page of the PLAIN DEALER.
Wanalnaker, postmaster general,
tells his Sunday-school class in Phil
adelphia that ''God will count the
votes on the prohibition amend
ment." II Mr., Wanamaker had plac-
as much confidence In the Almighty
last fall he might have saved 900, 900
for himself and friends, but he would
have failed to get q cabinet portfolio.
Mil. Journal.
i Editor Of the PLAIN DEALER, please
announce in the columns Of your
valuable paper that we are sole agents
for st. Patrick's Pills, the most per.
feet cathartic and liver pills In the
market. They not only physic, but
cleanse the whole system; purify the
blood and regulate the liver aud bow
els; they are vigorous but gentle in
their action and can always be de-
pended upon. FOR sale Dy Lowry -
Connolly.
ADvERTING to Colonel Hepburn's
appointment as solicitor of the treas
ury. the Des Moines Register says
that 1.-The Eighth Iowa district ought
to be duly proud Of the honor that
has come to it." Perhaps it ought,
but it isn't. Inasmuch az it refused
to honor Colonel Hepburn itself. il
cannot experience ecstatic joy over
the honor conferred upon him by the
p resident.-Telegraph.
d II the Broadway charter for q
street railroad in New York can bt
repealed on account of dishonest
900 n<lnao ,.lN~ mn ~ not D<Iov ~ho -