The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06

fO.a5 a. m, and p. m. sunday School after
REV. WATSON RUSSELL, Pastor.
John B. Caward is putting in a
Creamery at Lime Springs.
Chas. Phillips OF Albion returned
from his southern trip the latter part
Of last week.
Dell J. Clark Of Council Bluffs was
in Cresco day or two this week Wis
ting his father John L. Clark Esq.
An rev Wentworth returned on
Wednesday morning from visit to
Boston Massachusetts, and elsewhere
in that vicinity among friends.
An election for school officers oc-
ours In Cresco, on Monday next. It
will DO held in the Treasurer's office.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement OF the Chicago Weekly
Herald, which is admitted to be one
Of the largest and best newspapers
ever issued for One Dollar per year.
T. Martin Town Is holding musi-
cal convention at the Baptist church
this week, to close on Saturday eve
ming with q grand concert ut Lyric
Hall as, shown by his advertisement
Of same elsewhere in our paper.
II. i. Towns the artist will remain
in Cresco a few days more to answer
the repeated demands Of those want
ing fine work at reasonable prices OF
which there seem to be many.
Rooms over Glass store.
Purlee Judd minor swore in his
vote on Monday ut our municipal
elec ton. His ballot had little effect
on the result,b but it's terrible to con-
template with what depravity he
could swear to known falschood.
Milton Tousley having made up
his mind to leave Cresco as soon as
the necessary arrangements can be
made, will dispose of II large lot OF
property of various kinds on Tues
day, March IL. Parties interested in
bargains will take notice.
.Chas. Crapser, has sold his splen-
did Holstein bull Climax, No. 204,
II. ii. b., to S. II. Racer, Rivcrton.
Franklin Co., Neb, for the sum vi
$1,000. This noted bull is without a
superior, for the sterling qualities
that IL sire should possess, in the
Uuited States.
L. d. Hyde, architect of Dubuque
Iowa, sends lis an Album OF archi,
tectural designs, representing public
buildings and private residences
which he has designed and con.
structed i'm various parts of Iowa and
the North Parties designing
to put up buildings will do we'll tc
get his plans, specifications and pri.
ceS.
Frank W. Smith who was one yeal
| in Anaersonviile prison will lecture
in Lyric Hall on Thursday evening
March ID for the benefit Of the relic
fund OF Memorial Post G. A. r. The
admission will be 35 cents, Mr.. Smiti
has an enviable reputation us 1
lecturer and will treat the subject 81
! as to give instruction withou
offence. His subject is I'm and on
Of Andersonville."
G. A. Cook & Co. advertising agents
Chicago, offer us a lot in Pierre, Oak
in Wells second addition for IN ad
yertisement OF one column 6 months
and $4,000 cash. We should not fee
that we were getting much Of a bar
gain to have the entire second add
ton for column advt. six months
We'd rather buy lot in some GENE
terry, 1t might be useful some time.
p. Fl. LOOMS former Ricevill,
boy Is proprietor of the Nortol
Champion Kansas paper. We in
fer the paper is published in Morton
county because the publisher say
he's "going TO try to run it in the in
terest of Norton county and our
selves" Why not put your count.
name in the date line? 1t would nj,
the general public in locating you.
Michael Belak, the fiend who hi
off his wifes nose about Christina:
suicided, by cutting his throat Sun
day, Fcby 2ith. Winneshiek county
ought to erect him a monument an,
inscribe thereon the infamv OF til
man anu MS ending as n warning 4
others, against like career of Jeal
ousy and crime. After doing this
will make Il handsome profit owe
what he might have cost the count,
had he eompelle. The county to con
Wet him in its courts and send him t
the gallows or the penitentiary.
Grin Davis, a young man attend
ing school in our place, was befor
Esq, Wilbraham, on charge O
larceny OF three chains from tn
Auction store OF Mr.. Williams, seutl
side OF Market street. The theft oc
CURED few days since, but the lat
ter part OF last week ho went To tn
store with the stolen goods, an,
tried to exchange them for som
underwear. Mr.. Convey. who was Ii
charge at the time knew the proper
ty and made arrangements to hav
the young man taken In custody b,
the city Marshal, which was done
The accused being artaigned, con
fessed the theft and was fined 10,
dollars and costs, which having beei
paid he was permitted To go free.
The State Capital.
1t takes twenty-five tons OF coal
day To heat the capitol When tn
gas jets are lighted the cost OF light
inp Ia l1a a., hn.w HAIz.uy !. ~