The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31
Dry Goods.


Mrs. A. Il. Jones, of Madison, Wis,
will give an entertainment in Lyric
Hall, Friday evening, June lst, 1883,
consisting of Select Readings and
Voca! and Instrumental Music with
the following select programme: Or
gan Solo, Miss Anna McHush; Read
ings-srhc Deacon's Courting.' and
"Asleep u. the Switch, '-Emrrson;
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Moon; hcaa;ng-
THE Iaeaaonds,' -Trowbriagc; No-
cal Duet, Mrs. Moon and Miss Web
stcr; Readings Scene from Henry
VI, and "How we Hunted Il Mouse; ;"
Organ Solo, Miss Kate Mullen; Read
ings-"John Burns, Of Gettysburg"
and "Amelia's Unfortunate Young
Man, Mark Twain; Vocal Solo,
Miss Edith Webster; Readings
"Connor,' and "How 'Euby' Played"
Admission, 35 cents; tickets may be
found at Tomas Bios, DIR. Prices,
ard the Golden Eagle Clothing
House. Doors open at Z CLOCK
entertainment will commence ut S
o'clock.
George Guyctte filled up on last
Thursday with big distillery" bulge,
and pretty soon found one OF the
Wentworth boys primed with bulge
from the same or q similar factory,
or visa versa, and fight was ina
mcaiately the order OF the day. The
city marshal took Guvette in charge
after tapping him gently with his
"billy" procuring dray to take him
to the cooler. Sheriff Lowry was
assisting in the work and when they
had the wretch at the door OF the
| Jail he professed peniteaee and said
he would go in without further re-
sistcnce, whsreupon the officers re-
laxed their hold upon him that he
might do so, but instead, with the
sncaking treachcry of II worthless
aborigine, he kicked Mr.. Lowry up
on the temple with such violence as
to render him insensible. On Friday
Guyette was taken before Mayor
McHugh who imposed fine OF forty
dollars, which will be paid in pound
ing rock on the streets. The young
man has evidently started for he'll
or the penitentiary, and may reach
both stations going by the way oil
the gallows or n lamp post, unless
he mends his ways. When he gets
loose he'd better migrate to tho lant
of, and live with the Digger Indians
| Cresco has no use for him.
il. Van Slyke has four excellent
farm wagons for sale ut from $50 Il
$75 each. They are made OF prime
material. He would trade one towarc
a good horse, or for good bankablt
notes. He IL putting up Il trottine
rig for Martin Flood that when com
plotted will weigh about 40 pounds
and will be par excellence in ever.
part.
| DEBORAH misunderstanding th'
lpresent year students have come
from tho following counties: Whine
sheik, Chickasaw, Howard, ALBANIA
kee, Fayette, Worth, Mitchell, Clay
ton, Hancock, Winnebago, Bremen
Butler, Floyd, Clinton, Palo Alto
and Des Moines, in Iowa; Fillmore
Houston, Mower, Yellow Medicine
Dodge, Goodhue, Murray. ant
Stearns, in Mimi. Crawford, in Wis.
Trail Cass, and Grant, in d. T.. ant
Antelope, in Neb.
q. N. Russell, ut his market gar
den south from the Phoenix elevator
has any quantity of garden plants
! for sale. Orders left nj Wentworth
Brothers meat market will have
prompt attention. 32t;
! A No. working suit OF clothes fol
1915. Call and see them ut A. Iun'
delowitZ.
! 0na0 American prints at =.
CVOO Merrimac prints at y
cents ut IundelOwitz.