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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
BIach,s svStem Comp,uy,

See the S7c. Sailor suits at "The Boston.
Colors, Blue and Gray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31

How are your Trousers! See those for
e.. 80 at "The Boston,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
ABOUT
MILLINERY.

three weeks ago In ten deyA The prices then
astonlsaed whole community. Unexpectedly va
have made another purchase Ia these goods.
Some elSiy-odd cases that will be on sale To-
DAY. Essy enough 70 get straw goods II the
prizes didn't count tor something. In these
shown to-day the prices are even less than cut In
half What usually Il az. will be sold for pc.
There aro the Rough and Ready Trimmed
Sailor. while. with various colored borders of
two-inch width-one Of tho most desirable hats
OF this season.
Chndren.s Canton Trimmed Sailors in most Ge-
sirgble cOiOrs for O..
Ladies ard Mis-e.' Isailroad Braid san Hat IN
black. l6c. from 20. White, &sr
Ladies la,iroad tsDcy Bad Csrt-whsel sun
Ladlos ana Misses white Fancy Braid. one Of
tue most desirable afternoon shapes, &c.
Milan Brsn ila;e iG,. value $50;
Black auI Fancy Braid ladies and Misses' Bon
nets, l9c.-sod four wceSs sgo tor $50:
Colored Fancy Brad Ladies waking Hats, ~
Union Milan Yachting Hat. in white. io-.-co.t
Children's Mixed Braid Ready Trimmed sailors
for if'.;
Rxtra-nne White snd Colored. pc. from SOC.
Boys teal ha.ssuaw with fancy band, the best
of - hats. Tor 30.
| Bows cl-. straw Hats Tor i0c
Ladies Fine hilan Braid ilnts I'm All shades and
styles or - aud s5c. worth from $40 10 81
What kind OF Hst could you cal Tor hAt Is
not hero: There Is : restless slirt n the prca
Of them that makes your 25c. OF last Nesg count
50c. to-day.
The TRIMMED GOODS. too-uot the fno't tho
world knows how 10 Iroduce only-the cheap
goods, too. 1hcy are bought and gotten up with
the same taste and talen. that has made our nno
millinery tho charm Of tho entire community
Ready Trimmed Hats for Glc., for $50, TOT tlll
for sl.5). e. s.. 81 aud all tho way up.
No wonder We haye-been forced TO Increase our
force in tho worz-room recently until they Rum-
ber nearly half hundred.
The FLOWERS. too; they gl!sten a. II touched
by sllvered morning sunshine. The bundle
some trash is avoided here. The coiorinx IL OK
qui-iie-true 50 ngtIre--a beauty all their Own.
Here will be found Wroaths At 20. that should
be 50c. The prices. az ia all other things. are
kept In keeping with the rest Of goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
Sacred Concert at tho Second Baptist
Church Tonight.

At the Second Baptist church tonight At
sis O'Clock sacred concert will be given.
including selections from the cantata The
Building Of TIE Temple. by George +. Root.
with solos. trio. and chorus from the orltorios
OF Elijah. s.. Paui, Messiah. and Creations.
The programme will be as follows:
PART l.
Opening chorus, "Arise. the Silver Trumpets
Blow
Tenor solo. "If with all Your Hearts,' from
Elijah. MIR. Arthur " eiseger.
chorus. " Tho Lord is My King"
Bass solo "GoI Has 80 Part with Men OF
War; Nr. Charles EuHans.
soprano solo aud chorus, "Rejoice and Be
Glad.T Miss Hattie Blsukonshtp and chorus.
Alto solo. "But the Lord Is Mindful" from ST.
Paul Mrs. Carrie StaIce Rowe.
chorus, " Thou wilt prOlong the Kings LIE"
Tenor solo. II wiz Arise Captain Frank Cum
ningham.
Chorus, "spring Time Doth Winter Banish."
Bass solo, 80, kest in the Lord FROM Elish,
Mr. ". n. Grant
Chorus, "DarS Night her Bannor Has IN
furled.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
THE ELLIOTT GRAYs.
Reunion of the Survivors OF this
Command.

Command.
The Manchester Elliott Grays celebrated
their tweHty-eighth anniversary at Sharp's
Island yesterday.
OF course the In nclement weather made the
attendance smaller than It would nave been,
and somewhat msrred the Joy OF the occa-
siop. Notwithstanding the unfayofable
condition OF the elements number OF the
veterans responded 10 the call, and happy
dsy was passed. Lunch and refreshments,
solid and liquid, were provided all day, snd
at $3.50 p. n. an elegant dinner was served
in George Sbarp's best style.
HOW THE DAY WAS SPENT.
The time was passed IN innocent games,
with singing, recalling the pleasant ro-
mances OF the war, snd in the renewal and
ccmenting OF friendship. An original song
by Truthful Jeems was sung 10 the tune OF
Aud Lang Syne with great applause. The
song celebrated some OF the part taken by
this well-known company in its four years
Of service.
THE CREDIT.
For the success Of the reunion great credit
IA due Messrs. James w. Craig. George Il.
Sharp, A. A. Waugh, George W. Toby,
aud Thomas J. Waymaek, OF the Executive
Committee, aud NessTs. .. /. Merrett A. c.
Harding, and Samuel Williams, Of the con-
tributing members.
At dinner Mr.. James A. Gentry, president
OF the Elliott Gsays Association, presided.
with Lieutenant James ID. Craig at the foot
OF the table, and the blessing was asked by
Captain Henry Fitzgerald. The health Of
absent comrades was pledged ana all present
renewed and reasserted their love Tor each
other, for the Elliott Grays Association, and
for the memories OF the lost and loved but
not forgotten cause.
TUE OFFICERS.
The following are the officers OF the asso-
eiation: President James 4. Gentry; Vice
Presidents. George W. Toby. A. A..
Waugh, and ex.o6icio all the late commis-
stoned officers: Secretary, W. d. Craig; aud
Treasurer, Henry A. Jordan. Executive
Committee: The above aud James w.
Craig. r. b. Cersley, Thomas J. waymack,
and James Edmunds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
REMOVAL.

nR. w. W. PARKER HAS RE-
~ MovkD his once and residence 70 No 90e
EAST GRACE STREET, next square aosvs
Catholic church. my a~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
HOLLYWOOD'S HEROES

HOLLYW0OD'S HEROES
Graves of 10000 There Buried
Decorated Yesterday.
FLOWERS AND SHOWERS
4 Pretty Morning for the Ladies'
WOrk---RaiR in the Afternoon.
PARADE ABANDONED.
Dr. Kerr'S Address Delivered in
ATmOTy Hall.
0IE DlY TOR ALL THE SOUTH.
Tie Aim Of the Crater to Make
These Memorials Perpetual.
SCENES At THE CEMETERY.
incidents of The 0CCaSiOn--NOliCe-
able Floral Designs.
OTHER CELEBRATIONS.
visits Of Army Posts 20 the National Gene
tsries-Rsuaion Of the Elliott
Grsys.
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Arkunsns.
Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, May 3O.-The o. NJ
Mitchell Post, G. A. r., decorated the graves
in the National cemetery at Marietta to>day
Arrangements had been made for a general
celebration OF the day, with an oration by
DR.. j. G.. Armstrong, OF Atlanta, but the
heavy rains prevented this. A pretty fea-
ture OF the day was that after decorating the
graves in the National cemetery the Grand
Army men went 10 the Confederate cemetery
near by and decorated the graves Of the desd
Coniederates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

These ladies' may have gone in advance Of
uolic sentiment upon this subject; but II they
have let them not be afraid, for public sentiment
il tending In the direction Whither they are
moving and will come up with them AFTER
awhile Tho day is coming. slowly but surely,
when the valOr OF those brave men who fought
on both sides will pass into history ~ the COM
mon heritage Of the nation. IL has begun al
ready. and il is not unusual now 10 hear Ameri-
can travellers in Europe from the North, espe-
cially n they have been soldiers. boast of TIRE
military genius aud personal worth ot certain
great Confederate captains. And while they
glory IN tho fact that they conquered the South
they take evident pride In showing how hard me
South was ~ conquer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
ChattnnOOg q.

CHATTANOOGA, Msy 30.-Memorial day was
observed here by the members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic posts. sons OF Vete-
rams, Woman's Relief Corps. and cllizens.
The day was raw and threatening, but a
large crowd was In attendance. An address
was made by CoDgl essman l.. {. Houk, Of
the Second Tennessee district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31

rate Veterans. who had entire cburge Of the
parade. assembled at toeir hall promptly and
provided themselves with badges, &c., and
n tbe ATmory the soldier-boys were getting
into tbeir uniforms as rapldly ss possible.
At4:40. when the drops were falling steadily
and the clouds gave no indication that tbero
would be change IN the weather, IL was
decided best TO consult the lsdles az 70 the
sdv.Sabiiitv of sSolishing the parade. Chief.
Marshal Bidgood rode to the corner OF First
aud Franklin streets, where the ladies' were
in wattiag, and after short conference they
reached the cnDciusioa that IL would be best
moi 10 subject the military and veterans to
toe long march through muddy streets and
pouring rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
PARADE ABANDONED.

SCENES At THE CEMETERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
THE BOSTON.

oNE-PRIcE CLOTHING. HATS, AND FUR
NIsHINGs. 1908 MAIN STREET.
orrosirs Posr-oryIcs. seHwAsxscuILp D Co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
PARADE ABANDONED

At hslt-past 4. the hour 81 which The ac'
tive military. veterans, aud citizens were d.
fes.ed 10 report for dut5. The dsmpness was
sih manifest, and every umbrella available
Vas brought into requisition for the prottc-
hon Of the hundreds Of people who bad as.
senoled In the neigbborkood OF ssvcnth ana
bfosd streets, where the eeissnp was ketofm
shs menkesse ef Lee Camp. Ne. l. CnnAnds-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31

TIiE WORK OF HISTORY.
Time is sreat rectifer. History has worl
10 do and al last nations do come 70 know thei
real heroes. No two people over more cordial.
hated ono another than the Scotch and the Eng
ltsR. and how nercely they contended at Ban
mock burn and other bloody fields all the woriC
knows: but now all Britons north aud south O
tho Tweed glory in the courage Of William wal
lAco and Rokert Bruce. How the Royalisis de
tested Oliver Cromwell and thirsted for hi
blood but Dow all England boasts OF that grea
soldier and states man
80 shall IL be with us. The day may bo dis
tant but IL Is coming whom all the truly gOOt
and great Of our lao bloody struggle will have
their places in the pantheon OF American glory
TaE LOST CAUSE.
Ny friends are We to adopt an epologetic at
fitude with references ~ the Lost Cause and those
who died t0defond IT. No; not now. nor ever
The south was cORquered, but not TIL IL had re-
sisted unto death IL was conquered and sur
rendered 10 an honorable foe. and now is a
loyaI % the Union a. are the people Of any por.
ton OF the country. The southern people fought
hard. but when the war ended u ended IL any
man here to-day Is ashamed OF having loved and
lost he is out Of place among the graves Of these
beloved dead. We are not dtsioyal 70 the Gov
ernment under which we live by keeping this
Memorial day. Weare only loyal 70 the truth
and 10 virtue. Who are those VINO sleep within
these narrow cots? They are our own flesh and
blood: they were the costliest Sacrinces we
had 10 make upon the altar OF our hopes.
They are our fathers. husbands. sons, brothers.
Kead their names Every one oi them rep
resents an unhealed wound ia one or many
hears Thoy came from all the StStes-from
MARYLAND 20 Texas, from Missouri 10 flori-
ia. There are strong men all over the South
whose hands would tremble II they we're here
10 DAY 10 lay = flower upon these graves Thou
sands OF noble women, n they were gathered
with u.s. would seek out hesd-boards TO read on
them the names that are cnfeelled forever on
their hearis. II they were all here. the mothers.
fathsrA daughters. sous. sisters. brothers OF the
dead heroes their graves would have nobler
monuments to-day. not Of bronze or marble. but
living monuments Of men aud women standing
each above the ashes OF . loved one.
THR UNKNOWN GRAVES.
But would every tomb have monument7 No.
NOT n every relative and friend OF every dead
soldier we're preseeL Whyg Is there one who
has not eth living representative Probably
mot Bat alas ma0y OF them lie In unmarked
grayss When they were brought hither no enc
Inev gbo they we're or whence they came. IL
al who love the sacred duet We cherish here
Sgsye present to-day vosy many after vain search
wouid have 20 give up trying 70 ind a place
where they might drop their tears asd gather
sndly around that great monument your hands
nave raised which stands tor all. And shall
IN, !, sA-ss ana ksAir a~adf Yea hnt moi a~sA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31

The decorations st the National cemetery,
on the Williamsburg road short distance
below the city, were under the charge OF
C,utsr Post. q. A. X. (coIoreda.. and eansist-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31

They shall find them alive again at the last day.
And even now their graves. though unmarked,
are not unknown. Ths register OF this burytng-
ground is on high, and Gods angels know their
names. Michael stood guard over the body OF
Moeee in an unknown tomb, and II our eyes
could pierce the veil might we not sec to-day an
angel standing over every nauleless mound In
these long ranks OF our glorious dead
What 90 we mean by this psgoaut7 IL u
mere holiday, or has IL q great and significant
pathoe7 means thai We love our Confederate
dead, and that we do not intend % forget them,
nor 70 lot their memory fade out OF tho world.
We mean that We arc proud OF those who hll
these modest graves We arr here 10 say there
never lived any braVor soldiers or bottor, iruer
men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
PICKETI's MoNUMENI

Captain E. p. Reeve, Comrades Loehr.
Fox, and other members OF Pickett Camp,
Confederate Veterans, came out and deco
rated the monument erected last fall TO the
memory OF Pickett aud his men. a floral
design placed on the south side OF the mOnu.
ment bore the inscription "GEORGE f..
PICKETT" in blue letters.
The monument erected TO the memory Of
the dead comrades Of the Otey battery was
also handsomely decorated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31

The raID. which began TO fall gently short
~ before 1880 O'Clock. soon ripeped into q
hard shower. and by the dsvD-pour was
excessive. This continued without toe
slightest cessation for neary barbour,
sno az 2.3O the fall commenced 10 lessen,
aud Tor the next two hours there were
showers, between which II times the sun
nssuiies,ed disposition 10 peep out. tut
he dark aud threatening clouds would soon
hide It's couptenance again. The sun made
bold about O'Clock aud for few minutes
ils rays were clearly yisible, but almost 10
an instant the rain was fsiiiBg again, and
quite eOpiOusly, TOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31

The appeal made 10 the DeFehaDts TO close
their piacc-s Of business early in the after
noon was quite elective. On Cary and
Broad streets ibe absence o. open doors was
particularly noticeable, and on Main the
susp pension OF business pursuits was much
more General than for several years past.
Very few young men who desired TO aid in
The celebration either by marching with
their companies or In any other way were
keD; at iheir desks after +. NJ, aud bad
the weather been even fairly favorable toe
pageant would unQuestionsbly have sur
pissed any such for many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31
Birmingham.

BIRNISGHAN, Ala, May 30. - Memorial day
was observed In this city, although bad
weather Interfered somewhat with the ser
vices. Tue Grand Army OF the Republic
post and Confederate veteran associations
united in a JOINT celebration, and together
they decorated the graves Of the Confederate
dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-31

FLOWERS AND SHOWERS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-03
CreSco'a HAer Garden.

There is place in New Oregon
known as Cottrelrs Ford. 1t Is de-
lightful grove of overgrown timber
with sweeping branches and over
hanging boughs, upon both sides Of
Turkey river, which makes its merry
ripping music at 1t glides oceanward
over the rocky and pebbled bottom.
Its attractive beauty makes it a
popular resort for picnic and pleas-
ure seeking parties, many OF which
have enjoyed its balmy shade and
fragrant wild flowers during the past
summer
This delightful grove, carpeted
with the loveliest shade Of green
from early spring to late in the falls
the property OF our friend, Joseph
Schafer, who is only too happy in
having so lovely a place for old and
young, grave and gay, sedate and
sprightly. to while away the hours
the reach Of the melting rays
Oh U summer sun.
But oil over this delightful grove,
scattered about in wild profusion,
are empty beer kegs and whisky bot
ties left there by people who have
gone to enjoy the grateful shade it
affords. To this use Mr.. Schafer de-
sidedly objects. He is willing that
picnic parties may there enjoy their
pleasure Willing away happy hour,
out he must Insist upon their gather.
ng up and taking away the beer
Kegs and empty cases of bottled beer
Ind the emptied jugs of villainous
they have brought hither.
lie is no prohibitionist. nor has he
consented to the use of his grove as q
,eer garden.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-03
An Ordinance

Establishing Fire District. and providing sfOr
the removal Of buildings erected or relocated
contrary to the authority Of the same.
De IL ordained By The 1 OWn Council uI the In.
cOrpOraLed Town OF rscO, Iowa.
SEC. 1. That there be and hereby Is estab-
iisned Fire district within the limits OF said
comprise Tue iv.lowtng blocks and puts OF
blocks therein:
Lots one .twos2 three 81 ,four[4l thirtsenl s.
fourteen uii, htteen rs, and aiXtcen Qj) In
Lots five ~. SIX t6) seven a.. eish. ts1. nine
l0> ten GO, eleven lD and twelve u2) II block
lwelyeu 2 Crsscn;
Lots one ~. two s.rre. B, sou. ~ aai i've 81,
IN block three 80, fafk add Ion u rcsec; AMI
Lois one I'D, Lwn ~, three KY. four t) and live
Is, IN bi,ck tour IA, FAIRS addition to rcsc.,.
SlsC IL. THAT IL shall be unlawful for any
PERSIA 10 erect any building OF any Kind what,
ever or u erect amy addition OF any kind what
ever to any building, within The limits Gf the
Aforesaid Fire District or upon any OF The prem.
| ises embraced therein, unless The outer wa y
the cot be nnde of brick AID mortar OF OF iron,
stone aud mortar. with the rooi thereof Of iron
ua. STATE or other fire proof materials.
| sEG. Ill. That II still be unlawful for an,
braced in said District, or replace or relocate
upon ary Of the pi, mi>eS embraced III said
district, any bui Ding or any all
d'ian W any bal,dtng un.sss the SAM Is OF the
| Kid aud desefft rs SET forth and author
lied IN sec. No. ! III this o; uihance.
sEC.Is That II snail he and Is hereby mad'
the Expire and IMPERATIVE duty ol the Aarsha
| and Street commissioner OF sad Town, aud the.
are her b. empowered 10 take down and emov
an. building. Of aHs ad.;ltiJi ~ an b. tld'ng
erected, placed. rcul.,cel or reO.atel uaon HI
premises or within the luits OF The Fire nistr:c
aforesaid. con. "a. I'd fhr provisions al this q
diaahca. and THE said Marshal and Com
misst"ner arr t.n!s Wered 10 cali 10 their as. i
anse aaea h,sIan hrs aGt appropriate SUI
| means AS III. rcas oaably n, cessaly 10 accom-.
iieh the purpose
| he foregoing Ordnance y ssed nd approve
+, this Isl Gay III October. 1850
| u. \. iIJEkLEID, ". NJ MOON
kcCuider. Maya pro ten
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
TO Samuel A. Holbrook, Defe adaHt.


You are hereby notified that there Is on file
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the DIS: rict Court
In and for the county oil Howard, state OF Iowa,
u petition Of Catherine Muilin, Mary A. Mullin,
Julia Mullin, sarah j. Muiltn, frances j. Davis,
and Gertrude l. Mullin, Plaintiffs; claiming that
they are the absolute owners In fee simple OF
the following described land. locates In said
county, VIZ: The north cast quarter OF snur H.
west quarter OF section number twenty three,
IN township number ninety nine. north OF range
number twelve. West OF the 5,h T.. NJ. That
they are entitled TO the immediate possession Of
said property; and that the defendant unlaw.
fully keeps them out OF the posse ssion. thereof
Al.o claiming Judgment against you IN the sum
or &24O. as damages for rents and profts, ful
Withholding said propert, from them. A writ Of
attachment against your property Ii asked FOL
in said petition.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon Of the second day OF the next
term OF the said court appointed TO be held a,
The court house In said county. commencing on
the Goth day Of Nov 1850. your default vii
be entered and judgment rendered agains,
you thereon, In accordance with the prayer Of
said petition.
II. A. GOODRICH,
52t4 Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-03
How's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ware, for ANY case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Halls Ca
tarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY l. Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last IS years,
and believe hiM perfectly honorable
in al business transactions, and II
pancially able to carry out any obli-
cation made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, kinnan g. Marvin, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio,
Z. H. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo
National Rank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-03

PAIN AND DREAD attend the use OF
most c,.tarri remedies. Liquids and
snuifs are unpleasant us we'll MS dan
g-rous. Ely's Cream Balm is safe,
pleasant. easily applied into the nos
triis. and snre cure. 1t cleanses the
nasal passages aud heals the infialned
membrane, giving relief at once.
Price Soc. 1tA
TIE MOST obstinate cases Of Ca
tarah are cured by the use of Ely's
Cream Balm, the only agreeable rem
edy. 1t il not a liquid or snuff, is
easily applied into the nostrlls. For
cold in the head it is magical. 1t
gives relief ct once. Price 90 cents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-03
The Republican Ticket

The Republican county convention
on Tuesday, nominated the following
county ticket:
Representative ID. Cutting oil
Jamestown
Auditor-E. Il. Thompson, Cresco
Sheriff ). A. Hall, cresco.
Treasurer-H. &. Salisbury. Cresco.
Coroner DIR. OycrfieId, Elma.
Snpt. of Schools j. G.. Webster oil
Cresco.
Go. Supervisor Win. Woodward,
Cresco.
Surveyor. Hassett, Of Howard
Center.
The delegates to the Senatorial
were instructed for Hon.
h. A. Converse. The ticket is COM
posed of good men, but a serious mis-
take was made in not nominating
Aug. Beadie for Representative. On
public policies his sympathies are all
with the people. and with the fund
Of information ut his command he
sould render better service than any
other man in the county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-03
A Change for the Better.

Change is one Of the irresistible
laws of nature, and fortunately the
charge is almost invariably for the
better. AS au Instance Of this, st.
Patrioks Pills are fast taking the
place Of the old harsh and violent
cathartic, because they are milder
and produce pleasanter effect, be.
sides they are much more beneficial
in removing morbid matter from the
system and preventing ague and 9th.
or Maiarious diseases. As cAthartiS
and liver pill they are almost perfect
For sale by Lowry & Connolly.