The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

AnSs " AIcVN NOoonLLs 0oSSas
Thaycr's horse won the race last
Saturday.
Go to the Van Slyke House on the
4th, fer your meals.
Little Toddlekins'' will be at
Lyric Hall July 4. Go and see the
little thing.
Don't fail to see ION His Last
Legs" The best OF all comedies by
the Hidden Hand Co., ut Lyric Hall
July 4.
Phil Hathaway, OF Sheldon, Mis-
souri,, was in town few days recent
~. He is always q welcome guest
In Cresco.
Crcsco ticket office will sell ex-
cursion rate tickets to all points on
the C. Al. s. st. Paul r. r., line, July
Bird, good to return on the 7th.
Ben Offen's daughter brought our
family fine basket OF stra wbelries,
for which the entire house hold joins
in a rousing vote of thanks.
The finest basket Of strawberries
we ever had the pleasure OF feasting
upon, were sent to the editors home
by Mrs. Eliza M. Beadle. They were
crimson beauties. every one.
F. "A. Glass, advertises the large
stock OF Groceries, Crockcry, -four,
fruits and notions, to be found at his
cheap and popular store, through
the PLAIN DEALER, this weeks
The Hidden Hand Co.. have made
arrangements to commence their
entertainment unusually early to
give every one chance to see the
fireworks after the entertainment is
over.
The Father Matthew Society have
picnic on Joseph Glass farm. west
Of Clark Soyereign's, on the 4th Of
July. Innocent sports will be album
dant. Every body invited. Dane
ing and music all day.
The Cresco Hidden Hand Com
pany give one Of their grand enter
tainments ut Lyric Hall, Friday
evening, July 4th, commencing ut
80, sharp, SO as to be out in time
for the fire works.
Lightning got loose out on Alex.
McClskey's farm; came down the
rod to his windmill, and leapei from
that into tank beneath containing
several cans OF milk, completely de-
stroying both tank and cans.
Barker Bros. are having their
office enlarged and good consultl.
tisn room added which will be light.
ed from n skylight. They have long
needed such q room, that they might
counsel with clients without giving
their cause to the world.
The Rochester Publishing Co., ad
vertised in the Newton Herald is ;
fraud Bro. Engle. 1t neither pay.
its bills or sends goods ordered. i
has run under half q dozen aliases
each OF which the post Office depart
ment says is fraud.
The article on our first page en-
titled "Our Railroads, should have
, been credited to the WESTERN Ru.
RAJ and AMERICAN STocKMAN of Chi
cago, Ill. Read it, then read the
republican platform and its denunci
alton Of the very monopolies it has
created and which its party protects
Mr.. Truman Robson, of Bust
in this county, one OF our solid, sub
stanttal farmers, man whose wore
Is as strong as his bond. and who i.
good for all that either calls for, Il
spending the summer visiting friend.
in Warren county, n. ", having
} started for there last Monday.
The third Dimes OF Cresco, has,
ball club, played the lst 9-ine of tn,
Lime Springs Club, on the grounds
OF the latter, July LIST; the scor,
standing Ii for Cresco, IL for Lin,
Springs. The boys are not puffet
up with their success, and yet ar.
conscious OF their prowess on tn,
diamond.
Rev C. A. Marshall, OF Nashua
owing to the poor political foddel
that the future has in this store VI
this way has accepted call from
the Congregational church ut Gin
ton and removes there this week
Senator Merrill better secure hi
scalp some way. The Rev. Senate
would consider its removal in tn,
line Of Gods service.
Col. w. r. Mumby, proof-reade
on the Pioneer Press, ut st. Paul
Mimi. Is visiting with his family il
Cresco, for few days. He learne,
the art preservative In the office O
the Cresco Times, under the dircc
ton OF our good neighbor who pre-
\ sides there.
+. g. Since the above was In typ
we remember OF having had viii II
our employ nearly quarter OF
! century before tho Times was estab
! lished.