The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-11
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY SEPT. 1884.

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Big stock Of new fall and winter
Clothing:daily arriving 1T the Col.
den Eagle.
Look out for big dance at the
rink Sept. II, the second night OF the
fair.
DR.. Otto Moebes OF Rowland, Ala
bama Is gathering Prairie Chickens
In this county, tho guest OF Jerry
Barker. We acknowledge n feast
on the dainty birds sent us by tho
DIR.
New styles OF fall and winter Over
Coats for men or boys. prices sure to
please Mt tho Golden Eagle.
Mr.. =. Connolly has gone to the
eastern markets to lay In a stock OF
goods that will be commensurate
with the crops out OF which the farm
ers will gather the means to pay.
New and hobby fall suits for men
boys and children, prices very low
ut the Golden Eagle.
Tho Republican Convention ON
Tuesday nominated A. g. Hubbard
for Supervisor, p. O. Howe for Re-
corder and H. G Salisbury for Clerk
Of the Courts.
Truman Robson OF Busti, accom-
panied by Mrs. Noble Of Johnsburgh
Warren county New York, returned
from his visit In eastern New York on
Thursday morning.
Tn next weeks drama the opening
play will be 1.-THE Vigilantes' by the
American dranlatist, BARLEY Camp
bell, depicting life In California In
the days OF 40
J. H. Wildmah and family have re.
moved to Jennings, La, having sold
his farm to Reid Bros, breeders OF
polled Aberdeen cattle OF which
breed they have fine herd on the
farm now. Success to them all.
The republican state ticket and
congressman were elected In Maine
last Monday by nearly the usual re-
publican majority ct the state.
Gen. Geo. W. Jones OF Dubuque,
Col. jenkins of Mitchell County,
Hon. Chas. A. Lloyd OF Ohio and
Gust A. Rain OF Nashua were the
|guests OF the editor last Sunday ard
made the day continued feast OF
enjoyable instruction and socia-
bility.
Tho School Of the Assump ton
conducted by the Sisters OF Charity
lis advertised In the PLAIN DEALER
this week and lie one OF the institu-
tons OF which our town and county
may justly take pride In tanning
rs 1t keeps step with the advanced
methods OF instruction In all its dc.
partments.
Mrs. Zundelowitz has last return.
cd from New York, Boston and Phil
adelphia, :beiny followed by an
immcnse stock OF fine and medium
dress and dry goods. On Saturday
will be given grand opening to
which ull are cordially invited. Mr..
Zundelowit3 goes to day to replenish
the clothing and furnishing depart.
. ment. Jacob will go to Chicago
! with him aud remain there In school
for the winter.
, The Ransom Dramatic company at
!, Lyric Hall during Fair week with a
change of programme each night.
Repertoire iec!ndes all the popular
: plays: "The Celebrated Case" "The
Two Orphans" Hazel Kirke," Josh
Whitcomb," etc. Admission 35 cents
: gallery % cents. Reserved seats can
be had at Lomas Bros. without extra
charge.
The 25th anniversary Of the Ger.
mau Lutheran Congregation, 3 miles
west fron Ridgcway Winneshiek Co
Iowa, wiz be held next SUNDAY. Sept.
18th, 1881; also Mission Feast
will be held In connection with the
same. Sermons and Lectures by
the following: Anniversary, sermon
by the District President Rev. c. Ide
OF West Union, Iowa. "The history
OF the congregation, Lecture by Rev.
f. Hermann Of Cresco Iowa. "Nlis-
sion" sermon by Rev. L. lehman OF
Cresco, Iowa. Mission. Lecture
by Rev. G, H Hasskal OF New Ham.
pton, iowa.
Iii understood there 10 to be an OK
hihition II; the County Fair three dis
tinct breeds of cattle which have not
been sh own in this part OF the State
viz: The polled Angus and the Red
roilcd Norfolk, beth hornless breeds
ono being black the other red, and
the Herefords which are well known
but have never been shown here
: The Hornless Breeds will he quite a
= curiosity to many though perhaps no
b better than other breeds that wifi lie
{ shown. There will be something K
q learn about cattle even.
2 The Society Is absolutely cut ol
il debt and owns grounds and building.
e and with good weather aud with q.
a good receipts rs last year or the year
OF 1882, will pay all premiums In full
ii To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pleas,
take notice, that owing to poor healtl
/ shall not be able to attend eithe
h circuit or district court in ,Howar,
!. county this fall.
I J. T. CLARK.
:. 1t is bad enough in all conscienc
le to be tortured to death by Rheuma
:. tism or Neuralgia, but when you
: money Is wasted in buying worthless
4 medicines, your case Is doubly try
ing. d. H. Jacques, OF Houlton. Me
says lie spent $500 trying to eur,
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