The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14

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LlNE SPRINGS.
FRKsNyrrai church services sunday NJ
loan iassn = N ana p NJ sunday school after
nav. WATSON Russkli. Pastor
Frank Haislett OF tho New Ham.
ton Tribune IL In town this week.
Representative Converse spent tho
Sabbath ut home with his family we
are told.
Mead & Robinson OF tho City RES.
tauran have dissolved partnership.
Robinson continuing tho business.
Hand & Glove. tho model inquiry
agents. will he found In their private
Office IN Lyric Hall. Saturday, Feb.
raary Ii.
George A. Dorthwlck has sold out
his abstract aud real estate business
In Duluth. and no and his brother
Frank have returned to Crsco,
Henry Schol re advertises for work
as u carpenter and builder He l. \
splendid mechanic and an honest
man who will keep his engagements,
J.E. Wells Of Albion, returned
from his visit In Vermont. last Fri.
kday. and reports having had a bet,
tor time than no ever expects agala,
John Blackburn, a man with u lig
heart, an open purse. and an honest
hand. renews for the PLAiN DEALER
for the next great light In behalf Of
labor.
DIR. Clemmer contemplates q trip
to New Orleans for tho benefit Of
Mrs. Clenlmers health. which has
been quite poor from neuralgia this
| winter.
DIR. Towns will return TO Cresco.
Fehy Goth, for elk days, treating
chronic diseases. ONCE at Webster
House. Consultation aud advice
tree and confidential.
The prize 1T the skating contest at
the DEBORAH rink, last week was u
silver cup. One of Cr~seo's boys
brought home the prize, Jerry
Clark il the boss skater Of the north
west without doubt,
Mr.. 4. II. Nye who Is eolrortner
for the American Bible Society l.
about to locate In Csesea while at
tending To the work. lie will oeea.
ny Mrs. Smiths house nearly oppa,
site the north front 1t tho We hs,et
uause.
| Chas. ]. Caswell Of the firm ot
caward Il Caswoll, II il reported hss
disposed III his interest In the firm
and il IL leave Cresea. He has sala
his residence IL Mr.. IL, Miaasehraok,
who we suppose will be haa,lnS n
wife soon.
The lillaa H,aa c,mnaav Nv ~
que t, repeat the Haaa AMI Glow.
pay NJ Lyric Hall, IN SATURDAY,
evening, ean.,aaSaS sith a.w an,l
very langhalle saAee, Tne eempa
ny il n 20 ii ane for amateurs aud
merits a liberal attendance.
WI. Dau.heaesa.h leaves an
=, Friday Of this week with his family
for Jennings, la, where n Will
make his future home. Mr. paa.h,
enhaagh has been ono OF Oh SoNd
citizens and We hope Ia hear If his
prosperity In his new heme,
| The Vile Awake. publishers u,
the Magazine ~ that name hav,
made their Magazine So good and
have created such a demand for il
that they have put the ptiee up II
$500 n year. aud It's worth IT, All,
dress ID. Loraaor s Co.. Publishers
Boston, Mass,
Dunaucketty's Picnic. tho excel
lent piece played by the liia,se,
Hand company next Saturday eve.
ninS, Ia said II be one III the hes
plays ever published. We are sars
all that attend the entertainment af
Saturday evening will be please,
with 1t.
Tomas Bras.. call attention Il
their the line of goods through III,
medium OF we'll displayed adver
tisemens. They purpose having
matters precisely as they represent
them To be, Ii they have been de
,elvcd in the purchase VI IN artlcl,
they won't deceive customer Il
make sale.
Mrs. J. ID. Caward died very uuex
pectedly on Tuesday evening. Sh,
had been sick some three weeks ans
was thought 10 be improving, Sh'
leaves family OF six children
the youngest but about TIN &c week
old, and all young enough 60 sadl,
need u mothers care.
The Upper Mississippi Inter STATE
Society OF Agriculture and Nechau
les has been organized al Dubuqu,
for holding annual fairs, its first I.
he held the tirst week i'm September
With our direct rail road eelnmuni
cation with the Key City Their
should be a full representation OF on
stock and horse men. The prem
iums will be liberal and the railroad
will undoubtedly make fayorabl,
rates. L. X. Shankland secretary
Dubuque, Iowa will furnish all need
ed Information.
| McGaEaon, F-by a fire brok,
on. here al 2 o'clock this afternooi
In the second story of the Barro,
block on Main street, occupied u,
Daniels g. Cos sh We store. Til,
building was destroyed. Losses $50
r. n. Barron, 81 osp: Daniels 4 O..
~ 600: J. A. Walter, dentist, $1oo
George PrindIe, tailor, 800. Al
partly insured.