The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-01-08

A. A. Carter OF Elma was q bust.
ness visitor in Cresco, Monday.
See Laidlaw's ad. 1t tells you why
goods can be sold SO cheap at the
Bargain Store.
j. b. Mitchell took first premium
on best collection at apples at the
Horticultural Society at Manchester,
recently.
For scrofula in every form Hoods
Sarsaparilla is q radical. reliable rem
edy. 1t has an unequalled record Of
cures.
Do you know where the Bargain
Store is? First door north Of the
postoffice.
NJ. r. Farnsworth and Ed. johnson
having completed the immense barn
they were building for Mr.. Vance at
Ossian, have returned to Cresco for
the winter
w. F. Miller of Fargo, N. D., and
his wife have been visiting with An
drew SINGERS family, leaving for
Racine, Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Miller and Mrs. Singer are brother
and sister.
The Teachers Association of Fill
more county, Mimi, will meet in
Preston next Saturday. In the pro-
gramme as announced, we observe
that Miss Eva Doolittle is down for
paper on school discipline.
The State Teachers Association at
Des Moines, adopted a resolution
that the words through" though
and although" be spelled thru"
'stho' and "altho." A committee
should have been appointed to ap-
prise the dictionary makers of these
changes in photography.
DIR. F. NJ. johnson, of Grand Mead
ow, Minn., writes for supply of
Woods Worm Destroyer. He con-
siders it a great remedy and recon-
mends it to his patients.
For sale by j. j. Lowry, druggist.
Hon. l.. H. Weller has resuscitated
the National Advocate at Independ-
ence, changing its name to the Farm
ers' Alliance. 1t is filled with artic-
les of substantial merit upon ques-
lions financial, and essential to the
welfare of laboring people. We are
glad to welcome it again to our ex.
change list.
The report industriously circulated
by a personal enemy of Fred Gallup
and his family, alleging that he is in
any manner under the displeasure Of
his employers or that he has been
guilty of any crime is utterly untrue.
He has the confidence and respect OF
the best people in our community,
and it is no discredit to him or any
others, to have the ennity of his
traducers.
u Answering question of an ex.
change as to whether Iowa has q
prohibitory law, the Council Bluff.
Globe says: I'VE have prohibitory
law-that is a law that prohibits the
people from collecting license money
or closing saloons. 1t may also be
said that this law is prohibitive in sc
far as temperance is concerned
: The Farmers Alliance publish
notice of Incorporation this week
and will engage in cooperative sci
, ling of general merchandise in tn,
) south basement of the Berg building
in the near future. We are not al
vised that a person has yet been Sc
lected for its business manager. 1t
success will largely depend upon tn
wisdom of that selection.
There will be work in the Fellow
craft degree Tuesday evening, Jan
: 18th, 1881, to which all brothers Il
good standing are cordially invited.
, H. w. YOUNG, Secretary.
WM. WILBRAHAM. w. M.
: Complaint is made that some of tn
!, young men OF this town are in tn
; habit of hunting and shooting abou
| the Church near Eddy's and Brown
! in Orleans, and on their premises OF
the Sabbath, to the annoyance an,
danger of man and beast. Thes
4 people have resolved that the prac
: tice must be stopped or the person
guilty of these practices will be pun
ished therefor. Hunting and shoot
ing on or about their premises the
strictly forbid. and all persons foun,
roaming over their lands with inten
to hunt for any kind Of game will b
prosecuted for trespass. This friend
. ly advice if properly needed wi
J bear fruit for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
will tend to the sorrow of the per
sons disregarding Its admonition.
The following were duly installc
!, into Office in l. q. O. F., Monda,
January 5th, 1891, by installing Office
/ Jacob Welsh.
0 c. H. Webster-N. Il.
Z s. A. Converse-V. Il.
&. II. Story-Secretary.
Fl. w. Young-Treasurer.
- +. w. Plopper-W.
y J. F. Webster-C.
N. s. Durgin-R. S. N. &.
+. A. Ryan,. S. n. &.