The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-27

REV. WATSON RUSSELL, Pastor.
Don't forget the concert in Lyric
Hall, Tuesday evening.
CLANCY Potte. and wife are visiting
their many friends in Cresco.
Get your supper at the court house
next Tuesday evening.
The attendance at the teachers
Institute on Wednesday had reached
ninety-six.
German Lutheran service, Sun
day, March 30th, at 1890 p. M, at
the usual place. Rev. l.. Hermann.
John Dexter has been employed
for another year as principal OF the
Lime Springs school. This shows
that the people there appreciate the
learning, tact and ability Mr.. Dex-
ter brings to bear in discharge OF
his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
b. Carpenter, who have been winter
| ing at New Orleans where the Mardi
Gras blossoms out every February
returned home to Cresco last week.
Any person desiring Unitarian
pamphlets Or papers, or information
concerning Liberal Christianity, can
be supplied gratuitously by address
ing Frank w. Bickwell. Humboldt,
Iowa. Correspondence solicited.
The careful business man and at
tcntive reader will not fail to obser-
We the advertisement of Peck's head
quarters for Insurance, and when
needing safe. iudicious and reasona-
BILE insurance in the best companies
i'm the world remember where to call
Last Thursday night the City Mar
shall run Il couple Of well known
citizens of Cresco into the cooler
on the charge Of drunk and disor-
derly.' The next morning they ap.
peared before hizonor, the Mayor
and paid literally for lodging and
breakfast, $1,000 and $3.50, we be.
lieve.
J. S. Macomber Of st. Charles
Mimi, adyertises to send free Il
ev " one who writes for it a beauti
fully illustrated DIES criptiye poultry
circular. He is extensively engaged
in the poultry business, breeding on
ly the finest breeds. Parties desir
ing some Of the new and popular
breeds are invited to correspond as
above.
The jamestown Journal % the 21s
records the death Of Mrs. Seabury
in Busti, N. Y, at the advanced age
Of eighty-six years, rs having oc
CURED on the 18th inst. Mrs. Sea
bury was one of the truest and hes
Of women, q warm friend to on
family from almost the days Of eui
earliest memory: noble, devoted
wife and mother, Il generous frient
to the poor. One year ago she wa;
a frequent caller upon the mother O
the publishers Of this paper, during
her sickness, and although nearl,
So years of age then, was as spright
ly and active as most persons o
twenty-five. A large family Of chill
dred and grand children, and al
who knew her are mourners at tn,
death.
Walter G. Lacy former residen
of Cresco and one of its best know
and most universally loved and re
lspected young man died in Chicago
on Saturday last Of consumption
and his remains were brought t
Cresco on Tuesday for intermen1
Walter was a noble hearted, tru
man in all the relations of life, am
bilious to do well, and to earn an,
retain the respect, confidence an
esteem of the good and the true
For more than two years he ha
fought consumption inch by incl
never losing hope until the day be
fore he passed away. His wife WA
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. L
Fobes OF this place. A little owe
one year ago they buried their onl
child, and now by its side she ha
J deposited the remains Of her HUI:
! band, to whom she was devoted
attached.
The most conveniently arrange
store that we have seen in many
month for dry goods, clothing an
general furnishing goods, is that I
Albert Zundelowitz, in Lyric Ha1
While the stock in every departures
is full. and very large and nice, it
) SO arranged that there Is not II b
Of waste room, nor anything out
, place. A new faeture i'm the ira,
of Cresco, Mr.. zundelowitz has il
troduced in bringing on and opel
ing up us fine lot Of Silks and fiji
Dress goods as can be found in al
country store on the continent.
their show ease may be seen near
fifty pieces Of Silk dress goods
line finish, excellent q lality and
the most beautiful and fashionab
shades, and ut as reasonable prize
!, us the same qualities can be bong
foi In Chicago, New York or Phil
\ delphia. Heretofore all such goo
for customers here have been spe,
= ally ordered, none being kept
I; stock. And so in all other lines
=. fine and elegant goods pertaining
y any branch Of the trade repi
u scented by this house, as good lis q
-. made and as reasonable i'm price
= such are sold ut anywhere, can
=. obtained Of Mr.. Zundeiowitz rie
!" here in Ciesco.
.. Institute Lectures in Lyric Hal
It Rev. A. =. Mcconnell. April ~
( subject, Modern Stru!d- hrugs.
h. April Bed aud 4th, Hon, s. l.. !
Il land Of Chicago, subject To be ;
nounccd. Admission free.