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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.
Don't fail to see Billy Marble at
Lyric Hall, Monday and Tuesday.

DR.. Roome has located in Cresco.
He has been in practice at Ridgcway
for number Of years and comes
with o good record. His residence
is the former Gregory residence.
His Office opposite the post office.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

Bribery. treachery, fraud, forgery,
falsehood, perjury, and Guiteauism
splendiily rcbuked in Howard coun-
-, nd showed under a shower OF
patriotic ballots, as broad rs 1t acres,
rs high and as pure as the sky that
arches the heavens.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09
powell & SON,
BLACKSMTTIIS

CRESCO, IOWA.
Weuli remind their friessas, fatruus and
the public, that they ara prefareita sevst
them we'll in every dep setmeat Of thei.
trade. and at as reasonable prices ~ ia,
times demand. ceme .na see as and l.,
convinced. lyt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

the residence OF Mr.. Hen
~ Clark, In Ledyard, Wednesday, Oct. rs, by
Rev. q. l.. Dowd, Lewis Mem and Nellie T.
Avery.
The bride and groom are two OF
our most popular youns'people and
their many friends in Ledyard and
KaukaCna. offer their hearty con-
CALCULATIONS. The wedding was a
very private affair. none but u few
intimate friends being present ut the
ceremony. The wedding presents
were numerous and some Of them
very fine Kaukauna Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09
THE FINEST MINSTREL
ENTERTAINMENT.
ON THE ROAD

Everything new and first-class.
Prices Of admission rs usual. Re-
served Seats at Lomas Bros.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

Next Sabbath evening Mr.. Neon
nell will begin a course Of three lect-
ures on topics of interest to the
Christian public.
lst. Does probation end with
this life?
End. Is there place Of future
punishment?
3rd. The paths that lead to hell.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

W. r. Briggs Boston operate
Minstrels gave fine entertainment
to y large and appreciative audience
at the Academy of Music. Monday
evening. The organization is evil
IDENTIFY the best that ever visited this
city. The company presents a very
fine programme Of musical novelties.
Il Exchange.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

cH-I will still continue to do
Painting all reports to the contrary
notwithstanding. G. IL. MILLER.
New York State Buck Wheat
Flour and Maple Syrup at A. L.
Baumgartner x Co.
9Yn,e GirPh:
| Notice Is hereby given that ! have this day
given 10 my minor son, Fred Iieincrdlngef.
aged Is years, his time from and after this
dale, and that will nat claim his VICES or b.
| In any manner responsible for his contracts
Paris, Howard county, Iowa Oct ~. 1Ts2.
DORATlIAoPITZ
sY"Imperial Mincc Meat only 15c
per Id. at 4. I. Baumgartner 4 Co.
eE~LOST.-A small Black Rat
and Tan dog followed some person
from James Thomson's residence
during the funeral Of Mrs. Weston
on Sunday last. The party will con-
fer u favor by returning him to
II. J, McHUGH.
eH Mems heavy Creedmoore Over
coats, only $500 each, ut
a. ZUNDELowITZ.
eE- Have your coffee roasted and
ground at A. +. Baumgartner & Cos.
2tf
cF"If you arc looking for Cloak
or Fur lined Circular, be sure and
call at A. ZuNDELowITz, where you
can save 20 per cent on each gar
ment.
eN- Good prints 5 cents; very best
6 cents, ut A. ZUNDELowITz.
eW-You can still buy some OF those
slightly damaged Suits, at A. ZrSDE-
LowITz, at so cents on the dollar.
cE Father, I want 900 to buy an
overcoat OF Wentworth & Nichols,
before they are all sold; they are as
good as can be bought elsewhere
for $500.
cI-For 80 cents you can buy a
pair Of Halls patent husking gloves,
the best in the world. ut
A. ZuNDELowITz.
cE~Ladies and Misses Shoes at
reduced prices, at A. ZrNpELowITz
eR-The Dozier Wcyl Cracker Co.'S.
celebrated Crackers and Jumbles for
sale at A. +. Baumgarter & Co.
ca"New Goods on Every Train for
II. s. Caward & Go.
Mems extra heavy Cotton flan-
mel Shirts and Drawers, only Coo
for both, ut. A. ZuNDELowITz.
sH""Evory one IS invited to send
to James Norgan's, Milwaukee for
his Winter Catalogue Of Dry Goods,
Millinery & Shoes. He buys direct
from the manufacturers and is there
fore enabled to sell the best qualities
at the lowest prices" 4t2
M. Touslcy has now completed ar
engagements for the sale Of the Hal
ladays Standard Wind Nils and will
soon have mp one Of the ID foo,
yeared mills and I. Y l.. fced
grinder at Il. L. Sorten's barn. Cal
and see me il you want a good grind
ing or pump mills. RENDER this
that the Halleday has not rotar,
motion attachment, but Is really ,
geared mill and the only successful
one in use. 2tf
Do not fail to examine tn,
Mems suits Of Clothing that Wrsr
WORTH Il NICHOLS are Offering Il
s2.75, $3.50, ard 500.
New goods Just received. IA,
the biggest stock If everything c
any house in the county. twill pa
purchasers To sea their goods an
get prices from Thompson & John
son Bros.
Ladies' .all and examine OF
Boys and Chilirens' nobhy suits III
Over Goats. We have the finest an
latest styles and VIE offer them !;
the lowest possible prices.
WENTWORTH a. NICHOLS.
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80 Star Artists. The Great Elec-
trio Quar!ettc. SexIettc Of end men
Sextette Of Song and Dance Team
Sextette OF Clog Dancers. Sextette
OF specialties.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09
Oae Thousand BOTTLES or Marsh's Golden BAL.
sam to be Given Away.


Every person who is suffering with
Consumption, Weak Lungs. Bron-
chitis, Il Cough or Cold, Sore Throat
Hoarseness, Group. Whooping Cough
Asthma, or any disease of the throat
or Lungs, can obtain trial bottle of
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM, the great
Cough remedy, free of charge, by
calling at c. J, Webber's Drug store,
Cresco. Persons who have tried
this valuable medicine can procure
the large bottles at 80 cents and
$l.OO. Thousands or bottles have
been giveL away to prove its extra
ordinary merit. Two doses will
benefit.
For all Blood disorders and Liver
complaints use MARsH's GOLDEN
BLooD & LIVER Tonic. 1t purifles
the blood, invigorates the Liver
Stomach and Bowels. regulates the
Kidneys and strengthens the system
Sample bottle free. 3ti
- HOW TO AVOID DRUNKENNESS.
| Forbid Intoxicating nostrums and
uso Parker,s Ginger Tonic in your
family. This delicious remedy new,
er intoxicates, Is true blood ano
brain food, and aiding all the vita
. functions never fails 70 invigorate.
Nov.
HOW TO WIN RACK A REcREANT LOVER
Claudia.-No, Claudia, we canno
recommend any sure way of win
ring back your recrcant lover IN
less you coniide to us the secret 0
your separation. You intimate tina
he was about to propose marriage
but there you stop. Tell us all. Per
haps the sight OF those horrid PIN
Piles on your face disheartened him
II so all is not yet lost for Swayne'
Ointment for skin diseases vii
speedily restore your beauty an,
with it your lost lover.
*."Figures are not always facts
but the incontrovertible facts con
corning Kidney Wort are better tina
most figures. For instance: 1T i
curing everybody" writes a druggis
"kidney-W Wort is the most popula
medicine we sell" 1t should be b
right, for no other medicine ha
: such specific action on the liver. how
els and kidneys. Do not fail to tr
it.
. eB~An invaluable article. An al
ticle like Elys' Cream Balm has Ion
|, been desired. and now that it Il Will
In the reach of sufferers from G..
. tarrh. hay fever and cold in hea
4 there is every reason TO believe the
Z will make tho most of it. DIR. w.
Buchanan, w. l.. Hamman. drnggi
II and other Eastonians have given
d trial, and all recommend it in tt
d highest terms.-l Easton, Pa, Argu
u eH-The use Of Elys' Cream Bal
" sure cure for catarrh, hay few,
&c and cold in head, Is attended with I
Is pain, Inconvenience or dread, whit
N can be said OF no other remed
Price 80 cents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

WHAT WOMEN SHOULD USE.
80 Dyspepsia, weak back, despond-
ency and other troubles caused me
fearful suffering, but Parker's Gin
ger Tonic makes me feel like new
being. A great remedy Every
woman should use it. Mrs. CARTE,
Pittsburg. Nov.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

cT-I will still continue to do
Painting all reports to the contrary
notwithstanding. G. Ii. MILLER.
cE-Ncw York State Buck Wheat
Flour and Maple Syrup at A. L.
Baumuartner II Go.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09
FREE TO ALL

cE"R. s. Caward & Co. have
fine display OF Dress Goods.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09
YYnsP GirPu:

Notice Il hereby given that have this day
given 10 my minor son, Fred Heincrdlnger.
aged - years, his time from and after this
In any manner responsible for his contracts.
Paris, Howard county, Iowa Oct. ~ 1Ts2.
n0RATIIA1 pITX
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

~ Imperial Mincc Meat only l5c
per Id. at 4. L. Banmgartner 4 Co.
eTLOST.-A small Black Rat
and Tan dog followed some person
from James Thomson's residence
during the funeral Of Mrs. Weston
on Sunday last. The party will con-
fer a favor by returning him to
II. j, MCHUGH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

For all Blood disorders and Liver
complaints use MARsH's GOLDEN
BLooD & LIVER Tonic. 1t purifles
the blood, invigorates the Liver
Stomach and Bowels. regulates the
Kidneys and strengthens the system
Sample bottle free. 3ti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

Ladies' tall and examine oni
Boys and Childrcns' nobhy suits aid
Over Goats. We have the finest aud
latest styles and VIE offer them IL
the lowest possible prices.
WENTWORTH a. NICHOLS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09
70 Women Advanced In Life

Who suffer from hot F1ushcs, either before or
ef.r change or from any OF tho Irregularities at
~sudfny the Critical Period, Rioatinr, Numb
meas, Wskcfsiness, Palpitati0n, Etc.
AL thAsc. and many other distressing COM
pAiuGs, usually attributed TO other causes, but
roally peculiar to tho sex. WILL CERTAINLY
BE RELIEVED by Zon PhOra.
LEUCORRHEA RUINS THE FINEST
OOMPLExION.-ZoaP h0ra cures the former
snd restores the latter.
Abundant testimonials have, from tho best
socieey, which, with other information and al
yce, viii furnish privately to persons asking
"'' II. PENGELLY, NJ. D.,
tsoMsy prsegss,9 KALAMAZOO, MICH,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

Coffee drinkers should not lall
to try some Of Baumgartncr 4 Cos,
fresh Roasted Coffcc5. I'll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

Do not fail to examine the
Mems suits Of Clothing that Wssr-
WORTH Il NICHOLS are Offering ut
$2.75, $3.50, ard 500.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-09

B-Butter and Eggs wanted, and
high prices paid in cash ut Thomp-
son Il Johnson Bros.
E-Mcns heavy gray Shirts and
Drawers. only 40 cents for both, at
| A. ZUSDELowrrZ.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
HI. G. KIRK d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists = Per.
fumery, Chemicals, Patent Med
fcines, Toilet Articles.

This is the largest wholesale and retail
drug store in the interior of California.
The business is conducted by Joseph Hahn,
managing partner, and is in most pros.
porous condition Notwithstanding the
large business of the house in 1850, 1t has
enjoyed a large increase in the volume OF
its trade during the past year, giving con-
elusive evidence that the trade of the in.
terror and transmontane sections are draw
ing their supplies from this market instead
of from the Bay, as was done largely in
former years. It has now been fully demon
strated that the advantages of the Sacra-
mento market as q trade center are so
great over those of the Bay, from lower
rents, absence of charges for wharfage and
drayage, and less costs for freight by reason
of shorter distance, that orders for supplies
in all lines naturally flow to the whole
sale houses of this city, where they are
promptly and most satisfactorily filled.
This firm receives and fills orders on the
same day, as against three days consumed
by San Francisco. II is an extensive and
direct importer and obtains its goods at as
low rate as any house in San Francisco.
besides the far less expense of tran 'acting
its business here as above mentioned. The
firm are agents for all the leading family
and proprietary medicines, and keeps every
article usually found in the most extensive
wholesale houses in the large cities of the
East. 1t keeps also good supply of dental
goods, and a most comprehensive stock OF
the finest toilet articles. The celebrated
"Von Hoyter's Cough Specific, Steele
Medical Wonder" and ''Kirk's Condition
Powder" are put up by this house They
are agents for Ayers and Railways popu,
lar standard medicines, John Wythe &
Co. preparations, Humphreys and other
homeopathic specifics The house also
carries a full line of crutches, trusses,
supporters, artificial eyes and surgical in.
struments.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
n. u. nnEw & 40.
Dealers in all Kinds OF Building Lum-
her. Corner u and second slrceIs.

Dealers In all Kinds or Buildfng Linn.
Der, Corner n and second streets.
n. L. Drew 6 Co. is the oldest lumber
firm in Sacramento without change of the
firm title, and their yards are among the
most extensive in the State. Their lum-
Der is nearly all kept under cover. They
have buildings aud sheds $50 feet on NJ
street by So feet on Second, with hight in
the clear of 80 feet At Second and @
streets they have depot 45xl60 feet, and
on L street, between Fourth and Fifth,
another 60xl60 feet in size. The two last
spaces have been added during the past
year, the growth of the business rem
dering it necessary. The yards are fully
stocked with the very finest selected and
fullest variety of lumber. Drew & Co.
have made 1t specially TO have all their
invoices made up OF the choicest lumber,
and the result is that their immense stock
is unsurpassed for quality. The molding
racks in the yards are the neatess to be seen
anywhere, and contain every imaginable
style. Mr.. Drewisoneof the pioneersof Cali
fornia, and pioneer business man of Sac
ramento, and understands the lumber bust
ness in all its ramifcations. In addition to
the extensive local and interior trade, Drew
& Co. are dealers largely in Arizona, Ne
vada and Utah. They are represented at
Tucson by the Arizona and California Lum-
Der Company, J. n. Mason, manager, and
besides the heavy shipments sent on to that
house, have in the past year sent independ-
emit shipments direct into that Territory.
The house of Drew & Co. is representa-
tive one and its transactions form heavy
item in the commercial statistics of the city
of Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
CAPITAL BREWERY,
Kerih & NicOiaus, PROPRIETOR, Northeast
Corner Twelfth and 1 Streets.

The business of this firm has very largely
increased during the past year, and its pro.
ducts have found very wide market.
TIE firm ships throughout large area of
country, and manufacture popular and
approved quality of beer. They buy
largely of produce suitable for working up
at their establishment. Their advantages
for the manufacture CT beer and shipping
it to all points of the State, and to adjoin-
ing territory, to which their sales now ex-
tend, are unsurpassed by those of any other
competitor in business, and enable them
to otter inducements to the trade that can
be given by no other market center. This
establishment began business in 1868. and
has continued ever since without Interrupt
ton. The main buildings occupied are a
two-s.ory BRICK, so by 100. and stcre-room,
so by so, and the fixtures and furnishings
for manufacture are of the best to be found
in any establishment. Added to this the
proprietors are thoroughly experienced, and
use none but the best materials, the results
of which are fine quality of beer and a
constantly increasing demand for it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
PIONEER STABLES.
L. ID. SERVER, Proprietor, Fourth Street,


Mr.. SERVER is the proprietor of the
largest livery establishment west of the
Rocky Mountains. His stables have a
frontage of l6O feet on Fourth street. by
depth of so feet, and the whole area is of
two floors. Mr.. Servers stables are thor
oughly well appointed. Everything APP
pertaining to a first. class livery establish
ment ID mere to be found. He ruBs nine
hacks and four coupes, and has some 90
men in constant employment. He has his
own pastures, and gives all his stock his
constant and personal attention. His bug
gies, carriages, phaetons, hacks and cou9es
are of the very best kind, and his stock all
being first class, as well as all trappings,
his turnouts are among the very best aad
most attractive in the United States. The
amount of stock on hand is very large, and
equal to all demands of the public or rid
ing and driving Mr.. Servers business is
large one, and contributes materially to
the business importance OF the city.
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II. Ii. pIERs0y,
Dent ST, Nc. AIS y STR eft.

Dent ST, No. iiJ d street.
This is one of the Oldest dental estab
lishments in the S late. DR.. Person came
to this city in lS49. and has been IN src
cessful practice Of dentistry here snce 1870
The doctor is provided with the b.st impIe-
ments used IN his art. and in operative
dentistry in all its branches is entirely sue
cessful. He employs only the most skill
full assistants, who are competent o perform
the most difficult operations. lie makes a
specially OF correcting the irregularities OF
the tech, and removing teeth OF children
that are liable to injure TIE second get.
Teeth irregnlarly arranged or interfering
with each other not only disfgures but are
liable to decay All these, aud similar de-
fects, tn doctor treats with the most per
feet skill. A long experience ena5ies tim
to perform the seyerest opeI ations with the
least possible pain to the patl.nF. La The
painless extraction o. teeth, or other opera
lions, DR.. Pierson em2loys, with perfect
safety and success, nitrous oxide or any
other proper az &C. the.Ic desired by the
patient
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S. j. NATHAN d co,
Wholesale and Retail Clothiers, saera'
menfo, New York and san Fran
cisco, Nos. 3oI. sos and so5
x Street, SacraInento.

X Street, Sacramento.
The house above entitled was established
twenty-eight years ago by one OF the ener-
getic and enterprising young men OF that
period. familiarly known as Jack Ma
/ Than" The house has been continuously
| in existence ever since. The firm for the
Sacramento house consists of L. Phillips
and S. J. Nathan /; for the San Francisco
house, 30 Battery street, and for the New
! York house, rs Reade street, OF Nathan,
Pulverman & Co. After the house was
founded in Sacramento, Mr. Nathan en-
tered into the wholesale business in
San Francisco and New York,
and the firm as now constituted
in those places took on the title given.
New York, at the Reade-street factory, to
supplying the Sacramento and the San
Francisco establishments. The firm, by
prompt and constant attention to the
business, and by studying the wants of the
California trade, has never failed to please
it, and has thus enlarged and popularized
the house until it is known throughout the
States and Territories of the Pacific coast,
while the methods of the firm are familiar
with ali as being the very perfection OF fair
dealing, promptltude, and the strlctest ad-
herence to representations made. The
house in Sacramento keeps the fullest
possible lines, for retail and for job
bling, of mems, youths and boys clothing.
furnishing goods, trunks, hats, caps, etc.
1t is the largest clothing house IN Sacra-
mento or the interior and the most COM
pletely stocked. 1t is under the perma'
nent and constant management OF Mr.
Phillips, whose skill and experience in the
business stands second to none. The ad-
vantages of the Sacramento market, and the
facilities of the firm as manufacturers and
jobbers, enable the manager to sell lower
than is possible for San Francisco houses, or
those who are compelled to rely on outside
manufacturers. The house is the leading
one in interior California for fine ready
made clothing, hats, caps, trunks, um-
brellas, showcase clothiers' goods, etc.
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LEPHAN s. co.,
Importers OF Foreign and Domestic Dr.
Goods. Corner ruth and ) streets.

Importers OF Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Corner Fifth and streets.
The dry goods establishment of Lipman
& Co. is one of the largest and finest upon
the Pacific slope. The firm import all
their goods from Eastern and European
manufacturers, and deal only in the best,
latest and choicest stock. The firm has a
fixed price upon each article and strictly
adheres to it. They sell both wholesale
and retail, and their business transactions
are very extensive. Their facilities for
filling country orders and supplying the
trade are unexcelied, and their trade in
this line is rapidly increasing. They send
samples upon application, and orders of all
kinds are filled promptly. This house is sole
agent for Fosters kid gloves Of French
stock, to which special attention is in
vited. Instead of buttons they lace upon
delicate hooks, producing the most perfect
fit in all cases. They are also agents for
the Bazaar glove fitting patterns. which
are very popular. 4 choice assortment Of
ladies' cloaks are always kept on hsnd ; also
full lines of Els ern and California blank
cts, which they offer at mill prices.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
ROOT. NELSON d co.,
Union Iron Works, Front Street, between
Al


These works were established in 1852.
Throughout the length and breadth of the
Pacific coast business territory the Unisu
Iron Works are known. They are the
largest machine and foundry works in the
interior-eAceptingo only the Central Pacific
Railroad shops. The "Union" firm is
prepared to build any kind of engine, boiler
or machinery and to set the same up in any
part of the country at better rates than
can be procured in San Francisco. Last
year we spoke of the firm building quartz
mills Ia speciality with it, for Arizona,
British Columbia and Mexico. This year
not only sees like orders Oh their books,
but finds them filled and others coming in,
the latest being for mining machinery for
Durango. The works of the firm occupy
two.story brick structure, with base.
ment, as main building, besides several
wooden buildings, covering an aof ground
100 by l60 feet. There is no order the
country can send in for machinery manu-
facture Root, Nelson & Co. cannot fill.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02

Just listen TO these two innocents. The
Boston Post, finding it stated that whisky
aud glgcerine will cure cold, says it's a
strange medicine, and wants to know what
glycerine is ike. In response to which the
Detroit Post and Tribune says: "Gycer-
inc is like glucose and in return for our
kindness in this explanation. wiz the Post
please tell us what whisky is p
yoltaire, who Is not always tobe trusted,
spoke of physician as "a man who pours
drugs of which he knows little into bodies
of which he knows less.