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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
,. DtIAN. IRIS. SALES.
a UcTIoH AAIEs OF FURNITURE.
J. DEIAN, JR-, AUCTlONEER,

cans ne stsnten lefty sed country buyers . be lsrs
take place ths svsry Monday Wednesday and Friday
snd VII Be abe se assortment y tee ees
amounfof breaking housekeepng NET the
deInsnd2 OF he has pat In requion his two nrt 1,9rs
Parties desiring purchase Furniture should 70, i- ~
Get, corner Cerondelet.
Quick gales 70 make room.
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STORES ON NATCHKz STREET,
IN TBE CENTER oFBUsINEsH
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
PEREMPToRY SALE.
Two THREE-srosY BRICK HOUSES
nos. 50 and 81 Matches street.
Immediately IN of tho late site Of the City National
Bank. now the Once Of the Morgan
Line Of Steamers.
by j. n. WALTON n DEsLoNDE.
J. B. WALTON. Auctioneer.
Office. No. carondelet street.

SATuRDAY. April loth. 1850. et IL
~ O'clock at the ST CHARLES AUCTION EX-
CHANGE, ibassn ent -. Charles Hoiell win be Sold
THE TWO THREE. sTof BRICK STORES Nos Sand
Watches street in the square bounded BY fsthsz street
Bank Alley, Camp and Magazine streets The lot No. 81
hatcher street 20 feet inches and aes q
feet inches TIE line by deeth Of 66 feet inches
the line adj ming the Of the ey fronting
zne street lately purchased by Charles Morgan Eco
occupied By the Of feet
ii I, chss Esd lines on the opposite side.
The lot No "a hatcher Is feet 'front.'
Matches street "a fsst 40 ehes and lines the line.
by de IN % set ii irchs and lines the ue dividing
from the ot Of store No 81 above described, AID 81
inches on the opposite side
This lot n ground has the Of pfivy the ground
nsor Of yard sssehed 70 the property IF O. l. BTot
the set forth Of compromise between the
City Nations Bar ard Bright before Joseph
Cehn, notary public. dssed March "a 1858
~ frnns CoEDIfro ss-One-thSd cash In United
States the credit
year In tie notes OF the purchasers payable TO their
order and By them seorsd bearings interest and
property until fna payment with the clause Of
senoys ices In oss o. ut to recover payment on any
part the netes The buildings 20 be sured the zc
op Of the vendors and tte policy OF insurance to be trans
Acts Of sale before Jos Cohen notary public at the
pense Of purchasers nciuang cess Of stamps required By
law.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

orCntFf . oSlEot
SAhE-''.'~'-.'.''''.s ALE''.'''-.'.~ SALE
TWO VALUABLE IMPROVED SQUARES
saint Charles Avenue.
BY rHE SHERIFF.
COURTHOUSE. cARRoLLros.
April ~. rs n a. M.
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HIlIE g. THoMAs's SALES.
OIL PAINTINGS AND MIRRORS.
HY HrLLE a THOMAS,

OIL PAINTINGS AND MIRRORS
BY HlLLE n THOMAS,
CHAs. q. BILE. Auctioneer.
WEDH EeDAY. April z. 80 1Ox o'clock
In he rev saesroorn, l67 Pcydras street. stairs
OIL PAINTINGS. various subjects and 10 dozen MIR
RORs. all sizes snd sty Of frames
The whole sold for OF shpper and without reserve
whatever. Cab and examine before the sale.
FURNITURE. ....FURNITURE.
ny MTLLE a THOMAS.
CBks q. Hr1LE. Auctoneer.
DAILY az 10x c'sioek, I'm their saIesroom.
~ l67 Pcydrss street viii be sold
A General Assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURvTrUR E.
such a. Bedesds buresus Wsshstands Asmoirs Chairs
Tables Carpets Mating asswsre, Diningroem Furniture.
Safes Ssoves Kitchen Utensils, etc.
consienrnsrts o. new Foods consinuslly arriving
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Iss n the rsspsctissy
tie Ssn. s.nf y ss~ s,s.os ..ssss o
q ,ss = the rs.s 2, sst until ana
opsy sold with The csass q non asaaRdo. and IN case
clause per esns sssernsss sss any p'
Pie .Ss;s e DIVIDED Int 3 required e
s ~
SsIn.Fs s.s wheel slsusd BY Drainage Board Of she
second ssDS- Drainage =. District
% ssss Il 1Fs ss:s s ns:s
sds On q ss clay @ sss1s sss ~ ss
'ipp ysr 80 The csrroton RAILROAD Nsys e. street,. This
e Is: s;rs
rBIThs Of the square VIM be- required TO nay
their BIDS respectively 10 bs deducted from the cash p
Acts before Msspsr notary pusc ct the sx,.nse
OF the purchasers including the u p stamps required
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
UNRlvALED WATER POWER
SPLENDID SITES FOR xAxuFAoroRIEs--
BIZ j. n. WALTON a DEsLONBEs
J. D. WALros. Auctioneer
oaies. Ne. soszondslst street
/. n dAs acss ssz Sc ss
Charles street. will be sold :
ABOIf OSE THOUSAND ACRES OF egIbly located
and veil imbered land In the parish st. Tsmany about
two and na miles from the town sf oevingtoa. with ali the
thereon eenss Ing Of large
built dive ling house, euthoues garden fruit which
may be found fno Apple. fesf, Plum Pecan etc I
The plscsis within four hours duly communication with
soms three mi Is IL length and unvaed Better
where in TIE South The locality healthy
and there several fne Mineral Springs the place
n- TERMS SAIE-Purch payment Of two
p,omissory notes. each for sll dated August o 1871 pya-
BILE respectively ~ six and twelve months after
Ing per cent interest from bearing
cash.
Plan and titles be at the suconssrs' rooms No.
Carondelei street
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MASH g. HoDGsoN's SALES.
CHOICE BUSINESS STAND,
CORNER OF RAxPARr AND ITALIA STREETS,
NOS. 42s AND a2s RAMPANT STREET.
ONE SQUARE FROM THE DRYADEs MARKET.
A CHOICE QUARTER OF SQUARE OF GKoUND
CORNER OF CHESTNUT AND BERLIN STREETS,
JEFFERSON CITY.
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AUCTION SALES.
GABRIEL IekUMONT'S SALES.

AND CLOTHING.
BY GABRIEL LEAUN0NT.
Salssroom-69 Chsrtres street.
MoNDAY. 5th instant. at 10 o'clock a
800 Mems and Boys Hsta-
ALSO
An extensive assortment Of Clothing. received from New
York.
D9-TERxs-cash.
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J. B. WALTON. Auctioaeer,
F.. Ohce No. Carondeet street.
"WEDNESDAY, April 14fh. 1909, bewfu.
~ ping 81 y o'clock n, at tho ST CHARLES AUC.
lion EXCHANGE, basement st Charles Hotel. virtue
and in Of order the Honorable Secoad
Judicial Dist let Court for the Parish n dated At
Cerrolton, April TO- 1867 docket No 292 the above en-
titled suit win be sold by public ion, following do
scribed valuable property, to-wit :
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN SQUARES OF GROUND
IN the ewn Of Burt evie comprised between Boomngdae
the line OF T. fouchers plantation the
Mississippi river and line running back to
poirt-all according to plan by J. A. DHemsceu-t
dated the 5h September $780, and supplemental plan by
the same Of March, l9 the last named exh biting
the thrtyeght additional compssd between Dc
fnclusiva - - = ~ -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26
Ben Butler Really Blush 8.

A loyal friend has repeated to US
good joke on the honorable member
of Congress from, Massachusetts, Ben
iamine F. Butler, simply because it
is good. ~ .
The gentleman is a friend of But
ler, and tells the truth. s.. -.....
When Ben. was in the city the
last time, which was only a few days
since, he was guest at the Astor
House. At dinner one evening he
met with one Of those provoking ac-
cidents that will happen sometimes,
and that have happened to many bet
ter persons. than Butler. A spoon
slipped up his coat sleeve. This, Of
course was all unnoticed by Butler.
as well as BY any parties at the table.
until few moments later, when the
cock-eycd statesman lowered bis hand
and &.3 %"i- ~ 't !.
Claag-lang,laag.lang .any - ~ J
The spoon fell out Of his sleeve
and danced around on his plate like q
niggar on fire OF. course all eyes
were turned that way. Every one
saw the spoon, Butler. and the point
The narrator says it was the first time
Butler ever blushed !-Pomeroy',
Democrat. 'tt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

gave his hand awkwardly. The cir
took it in both hers, bending hcl
bright archcd face toward him, ano
saying, II shall come back sometime,
sir. Will you be glad to see me?"
Joel hummea and hawcd, and STAN
merel out at last, !"yec-ycs; come
back, Biddy--I mean Miss O'Flynn
Il mean Miss
"Barbie," suggested the girl qdi:
city. ':." 'a
. "Ycs, come back; and tho sooner
the better. There, Anson, make the
most on't!" ,..r
Barbie did come back, in very
few weeks, too, and nobody was glad
der to see her than old Joel, though
he was little shy at first Of Profess
sor Halstead's girl. She soon made
him forget everything save that she
was Anson's wife; and the way he
humored the sly puss to sundry grants
OF money, refurnishing, land repairing
etc. ! couldn't begin to tell. d.. :,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

ACCIDENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kenosha and Milwaukee an agent Of
the Trave.e..' Insurance Company en-.
tcrd the car, and having issued tickets
to several passengers, approached
an elderly lady. who, as it aftcrward
proved, was very deaf. m 4.es>@ b.
MADAM. would you like to insure
against accidents!'' inquired the
agent, at the same tine exhibiting
his tickets. =.
Il got my ticket to kenosha -
she said. II am going to Oshkosh
to visit my daughter, who married up
there, and has just got baby" ....
The agent raised his voice little.
9 "Would you like to insure yoursel
against aocidents!' "-. % ,"eaa.
She's been married two years and
"a half, and that's the first child-it's
a gal, ts
= Agent. still louder. '''' ''.
IL am an insurance agent, madam,
do you not wish to insure your life
"a gainst accidents!" ..xs.i.- ....s.
''She got along hrst-ratc, and -
doing as well as could be expected"
Agent, at the top CT his voice. %
II am an Insurance Agent, msd.
am; can't insure your life against.
accidents?'' ..,:a:,,..f .:..ts lr.0.-...t,.
"Oh, didn't understand" said the
old lady. "No, her name is johnson
my name is Evans, and l live I've
miles from Kenosba -. e...--. aay#1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

This Infallible Remedy does not, like thr
poisonous irritating snutfs and strong caus-
tic solutions with which the people have
long been humbpysel, simply paliate for a.
short time, or drive the disease to thu lnhas
as there is danger of doing in the usc Of such
nostrums, but it produces perfect and per-
manent cures of the worst cases Of chronic
catarrh, as thousands can testify s.CbaS
in the Had is cured with few applica-
tions. Catarrhal Headache is relieved and
cured rs ii by magic. It removes offensive
breath, loss or impairment of the
sense Of taste, smell OF hearing, watering or
weak eyes, and impaired memory, when
ca"sed by the yiolence of Catarrh, rs they
all frequently are. offer in good faith
standing reward of 500 for case Of Ca
tarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS Ev!
ERfWHERE.
PRIcE UNLY SO CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the Ro,nedy;s hut
if he has not yet got it OH sale, don't be- Put
off by accepting any miserable verse than
worthless substitute, but enclose sixty cents
to me. and the Remedy will be sent you post
paid. Four packages So, 90, or aeidDseh 4
for $500. Send II two cent stamp for DR..
Sagc's pamphlet on cst.rrh. Address the
|. proprietor R.v. PIERCE. Nj.
lvllm4l Buffalo N. Y.
For Sale by Price & Lowry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

Mr.. A. O.. Burnell, who, visited
:his State last August, communicat-
ed the following to the Danyille On.
y Advertiser 3a-f@g rt@A=a, .xG
'.We found Iowa oil our fancy
painted her-two hundred miles from
north TO. south, three hundred mileg'
from east to west, and. containing
four hundred square miles more than
our own Empire State. Iowa has .
wealth of arabic land, of which she
may we'll boast, and she doesn't fail
to do her share of boasting. Tho
State is bounded on the east, south
and west by the Mississippi. Missou-
ri and Big Sioux rivers, and on the
north by Minnesota, which was once
included, within Its territoria borders.
4 large part Of Iowa is rolling prairie
land, barren Of trees, but with q itch
productive soil. Neither az nor !
stump-puller is required by the faru-
cr--he can run out the lines Of his.
farm in the morning and commence
blowing in the afternoon. The prai-
ries resemble the long swclls Of the
sea, and drive Of many miles over
them reycals an cvcr-changirg hosi.
zon and scenes Of landscape beauty
which cannot be adequately described
to the eastern man whose yisio1 has
always been bonded by the ,nsar,
rising screen Of pastured hill or wood
ed slope. The paririe is now .eoverri
ed with . thick carpcting Of coarse
grass which makes good pasturago
but has a sombre look earlier in the
season, with its bright garniture II
jessamines, honeysuckles, Iwild roses
and violets. these same. prairics are
one vast flower garden, tho very
Gates Ajar, from whence comes tho
breath of Eden and happy glimpse
of that Beautiful Land where the
flowers arc ever blooming AL
summer long the sweet winds Of tie,
south and west gratefully cool the
heated bruw-,but alas in winter
the poetry Of prairie life is quickly
dispelled by the bellows Of the great
north and northwest. which take tho
hair of Scotch terrier in fiyet mia.
utes and ohills stout John Falsfaf to
the marrow in ten.'' .#s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26
OVER ARD OVER AGAIN.
Over and over again,
M matter which way ftqsn
1 always trlin Ae 6aBkodEifc,

Over and over again,
No matter which way Ithn
I always fRfin Ae SSko6ife,
Some lessons have to learn.
l must take my turn at tho mill,
must grind out the golden grain,
1must work at my task with resolutc viii
Over and over again.
We cannot measure the ncel
OF even the tiniest flower,
Nor check the dow of the gollcn sands
That run through siuglc hour.
But the morning dew must sall ;,l,. p
And the sun and the sqmwrr rain .r..
Must do thrcir, part and pcrfgrn it all ,.l
Over and over agnin.
Over and overagain
The brooks through The nr,aadow flows, ). :
And over and DYER Again .@yt IL. T., T.
Thcponlcrous mill-whsel goes.
oncclaing'wbl not suffice, y.t1;r ~!
Though doing be not in vain.
And IA blessing, falling us once. or twice
'sIay come If wctry again" - %. '"..
The path th.;t has once been trod 81 '''' I'd
Is never so rough to feet;
And the lesion We once have learned
Is never so hard to repeat.
Though sorpwfufsdlfshxxSus 5,s
And thstcHt 1as aspssESc driven !,
With storm anJtempcst, we need them al
To render us meet for Heaven.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

j A QUIET Dinner PARrY.-A GER
tain'judge Of Avignon, famous for bis
love of good living said to : friend
one day taT5 ~
"We have just been dining Of =.
superb turkey 1t was cxccllont I
Stuffed with .truffles to the very
throat--tcnder, delicate, filed With
perfume We left nothing but ths
bones - .s#s
"How many were there Of you a''
asked the friend. 5aa iii, $.
1.-Two. " replied the Judge. aas
''Two, = echoed the other, in %.
tonishmcnt. m aa4t
.'Ycs, two," repeated the judge.
''the turkey-and myself" la4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26
First PRINCIPLES.

In an address before the Stcuben
On. Y. county Agricultural Society
an eminent agriculturalist laid down
the following rules, as sosnd .first
principles for farmers. We COM
mend them to the attention Of the
young men who may just be, entering
upon their careers as practical farm
crs, "on their own hook 80
1. Clean and deep culture with
thorough pulvcrization. '.},'@ @"r'. =
2. Efectual draining by open
bitches and undertaking with tiles
that being every way the easiest,
quickest, most cffectual, and beyond
doubt the cheapest and most ccomom-
ical under any circumstances. .
3. Pulvcrizing stiff, and compact
ing light soils.
4. Free use of lime and the phos-
plates with heavy manuring, in con-
nection with as much shade as can
be given tho land by coarse manure,
straw, brush. leaves, or if possible,
grasses. There are several ingcnius
;Nd beautiful theories as to the mo-
DIS opcranM of fertility being i'm
parted to the soil by. the action Of
shade alone, but | shall not deta,n
you by repeating the arguments in
their support. Upon this and kind
rcd branches Of agricultural philoso-
ply, Mr., Clemson bas' written elo-
quently and with great ingenuity and
power. .at FL ... f-s,...tt aas.-.i.i
~ 5. Thick sowing Of mixed grasses
when the land is scelcdto lie in grass
for forage or pasture. @'@1 w. p
6. Top-dresting grass instead Of
turning under manure for crops
(Homc-madc long manure here re-
.terred to.
7. Bones, next to lime, is tue
most desirable and economical Of all
fertilizers, and hence the, most rcmu-
nerative. sta. -. 4-.
s. Jmlicious Rotation IN Crops.
In this matter every man is guided
by circum 81 tances, and his necessities
aud his means, but. as general rule,
we do not rotate enough or let land
lie long enough in grass. by which
three things might be attained--more
stock. surer success in clover and in-
creased crops. with less,&hard labor,
although we would have more light
work. Cattle and grass hold to hc
the cheapest and most permanent Of
all fertilizers. Outlay is necessary,
but home production Of fertilizing
materials should not 2 be neglected
merely because foreign or domestic
manufactured fertilizers arc moro
readily applied and are easily obtain
ed. 1t is good and judicious farming
to expend in bought fertilizers. at
least four per cent. on the whole cash
value ofsthc farm, per annum.r be-
sides top. dressing at least onc-ffth
of the arabic land with heavy drcs-
sing Of such manure, straw, chaff,
leaves, weeds, muck, clay, &c. as
can be furnished by the farm itself.
He who can pursue this course will in
five years be paid we'll for his outlay,
and have his land wonderfully improy-
ed in fertility. It should always be
remembered to- have manure there
must be cattle, and to have cattle
there must be grass. asr-...ar
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

| he'd a friend whose name il wus
Brown. who wuz given to indulgence
in the fiowin bole to q fearful extent.
Wun mite he attempted to be-conviv.
yel on a new brand Nv whisky. and it
foored him. At II p. nj. / found
him clingin to lamp post and vo,n-,
.itin es tho thcr wuz minatoor esrtb.
quake into hiz insides. I'll 3;stg s, .
BROWN remarked I. layin my,
band efiectionately onto hi1 shoulder,
Brown, arc You sick?'' 'ss't
"Sick! siek!" replied he, swinxta
round the other side Nv the post. and
dischargia . aothcr avalanch. ..Siek!
h--l DO y"u think, I'm 'loing tbi,
for the fun Il the thing =.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26
A wO1lIsl ms X lsS.

4 ballet dancer, who turned tho
heads Of the amorous gentleman u
! the Russian capital last winter, is =
native of Cracow, and rcputcd to :be
the illcgitimatc daughter of u Polish
count. She received presents b. tho
score from her admirers, among
whom was a very wealthy noblemsn.
He made her acquaintance, and was
charmed with her. He offered her .
diamond he wore upon bis finger for .
kiss. She accepted, and he gladly
gave her the jewel, believing, per.
haps with Ovid: "-,ar 7f.~-
who gains kiss and gains no more,
Deserves to lose the bliss he got before"
His suit did not prosper, however.
as he had Hoped. At the end Of :
month he presented her with asecond.
and received a second salute, but be-
,yon'l that he did not 60. 81 .>4gilJ
At the end of the year he had part, Il
cd with nearly all Of his diamonds.
and was as far from success as ever.
Irritatcd by her stubbornness, hc
sought an interview, and upbraidsa
her for her resistance. :l~n sat ,-g5i.
Il have no more diamonds to give d
you,' he said.
Then" she replied, II have no
more kisses" '.' '.f.a' - iH A.
i What am I to do? Your heart !
is made of ice. Give mo some word 4
pf uopc.' ..... .....a., o.. .,e:.5r.
II can't do that, but I'll give you
q word Of counsel" 49, ''' .'" 90
s.What is it!' 5 as2a aoJ o!v4"F
Never buy your first kiss Of -
If you do, though you vers
The Gar himself, you would be bank
rupt before you reached her heart"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

''The blessed man that preached
for US last Sunday" said Mrs. Part
ington, "scrved the Lord for thirty
years-frst as a ,circus-rider, then
Us locust-preacher. and then as an
..exhaustcr *@%'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

!. Punch says DR.. Cummings letter
to the Pope might have been shorter,
thus-SAScrE iPArEk VENIo. (Ho-
ly Father. l am Cumming y ,m
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26
Timber For Sale.

The undersigned has a few acres of
choice young timber for sale, cheap for
cash, For particulars call ,pnop, pn nd
dress ELIJAH MURRAY,
47tf1 . New Oregcnn,, Iva.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

The preacher who divides his dis
course into too may heads. will hard
ly find ears for them all. afaa-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

For mills, or rights Of manufacsufin; N 4, !,
for Town, County, or Safe. apply To.
w. y. DANIELS,
Lime Springs Station,
Howard Co., Iowa.
sg 3. Chaplin will receive orders for
the above mill at his store in Crcsce. 20
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

Mills and Orwig are having . hand
to hand fight. It reminds ono Of
He saw lawyer killing Q viper
On dung Chill behind the stable sttt et@
AMI the Devil laughed :or II put him ID mind
VI the light 4 Sxi Calm aad Abel -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

ZxANA M,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF.
DEBORAH, 80. Av-3 Iowa.
s5O,OOO, CapftaE
7-3O U. s. Notes and .all other Govern
mcnt Bombs bought and sold, tlso County
Warrants, Notes, Mortgages and other Sc
urities.--DRAFTS on all points bought
and sold.-MONEfss deposited. for six
moths or longer will draw six per cent in
terest.
-DIRECTCRS-
ALoyzo ERApIsH, IL G. T.. Dick EnNAH,r a.
Ca C.'N. GopDAnD. ~ '
JAS. II. EAsToN, s-st r. w. ,BunpIcK,
President '+'' - ~ Cashier.
v7ns1 Ga >.0oSs sJupe.Tls6
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26

HO3cE MCNAMARA,
BL ACK SMITH.
Next door North of Isaac's Wagon Shop.
Will give prompt attention to horse shocing
and all kinds Of blacksmithing.
Satisfaction guaranteed in ull cases, both
as to work and prices.
Terms, invariably cash on delivery.
tiwork.}EE- - F [nl.9
FlS III. AvENs, zzsss.,s-
New .OREGoN 80 - Iowa.
Licensed AuctiOMcer.
Will give prompt and satisfactory atten-
ton to all sales otreal or personal property
entrusted to his care
n1Gtf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-26
VKTILLlAM EDWARDS,

Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING & REPAIRING WAGONS,
at Crcsco, Iowa, and all work Of his trade.
Plows constantly on hand Of ths best
patterns, cheap for cash.
bsJ- Shop soath of the Empire House
Crcsco, Oct. 20, 1860 [23tf1
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i;s MYEE,
BLACKSMI
West sid: of Elm street, adjoining Eel
wards wagon shop,
B CRESCO IOWA.
Would respectfully say that he is prepared
to give his entire attention to blacksmith
ing in all its branches.
One or more experienced horsc-shocrs
constantly employed to give particular at-
tcnti0n to that department.
Plows repaired promptly and satisfrc-
tion guaranteed nSlm6
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HUBBARD s. Co.
DEALERS IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewclry, Silvcr-warc,
Pianoes, Mclodeons, Sheet Music,
Music Books, &C., &c.
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
McGregOr. Iowa.
nib.
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4 II. BOWERS, NJ. ID.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

CREoCU :: :: =: :: IOWA.
All operations in Dentistry promptly and
satisfactorily attended to.
Office in Brick Block over Hanchctt' 8
hardware store. .2Gv9tf