The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY, SEPT. II, 1885.

THURSDAY, SEPT. II, 1885.
A brother or two Of DR.. Roomc
were on our streets this week.
Cash paid for unsaItcd butter and
highest market prices at
CONNOLLY & FITzGERALD's.
II. g. Mccarthy came down from
st. Paul to-day to attend the present
term OF our circuit cocrt.
L. W. Harbangh dropped down in
Cresco on Monday. He looks hale
and is as joviat as usual.
There are several young ladies at
tending the DEBORAH BUSINESS INsTI-
TUTE.
Robt. Phelan returned from q pro-
loDged visit with his sister at st.
Louis last Saturday.
Mrs. Thompson, sister of Mrs.
Henry Tomas returned to her
home in Pittsburgh this week.
Cash paid for uDsalted butter and
highest market prices.
CONNOLLY & FITZGERALD.
John l. Sturgis has purchased the
property heretofore owned by Mr.
McMillen in the northwest part OF
town and is going to give It thor
ough overhauling aud repairing.
Frank Thompson, of Leroy, was
the guest Of VIM. Theophilus last
week, and his sister Minnie, during
the same time, was the guest OF Miss
Nellie Clemmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers, Of Nora
Springs, are visiting at John Streinz.
Mrs. Ayers was the eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Streinz. Her hus-
band is q merchant ut Nora Springs.
/ W. ]. weisflock Of Kimba., De-
kota, is in town looking after SOME
litigation in which he became in
volyed before leaving.
J. J. Sloan was appointed post
master at Riceville on Friday Of
last week in place Of A. +. Tyrrcll
removed.
A. Zundelowitz il putting in a
magnificent stock Of general Mer-
chandise and his usual large stock
Of ready-made clothing. Inasmuch
as he failed to sell his stock he has
resolved to 60 into trade full blast
again.
! NG5. /. u. lrospy, an attorney OF
iarnayiilo, Iowa, having quite To-
eal reputation, has been in town this
week. He didn't interview worth a
eent,, 50 We can't tell what his bust
pcss was.
The Nelson County News says
that sheriff Pierce's wheat yields
28 bushels to the acre. He is
near the Shcyennc river south Of
stump lake Dakota. Will Diss-
more reports at something less per
acre.
We are under obligations TO the
Times for the use OF its type report
ing the premiums awarded ut the
Fair, m especial favor for two rea-
sons, we've been short OF help owing
to sickness in the family Ct Q typo,
apd secondly, because it was the
scheme OF the Secretary to prevent
its publication in the PLAN DEALER.
We have been selling Athlophoros
during the past year and have heard
nothing but recommendation and
praise in regard to it. I think it all
that it is claimed to be for rheu-
matism and neuralgia. J. Mich OILS &
Son, druggists, Atlantic, Ia.
Mr.. A. W. Rich, nliLe,pal OF the
pkconAH BUSINESS INSTITUTE wishes
us to say to the yonng people OF
Howard county, that he believes
they will find his school practical,
thorough and economical. The
average cost o. day pual,l during
the past year WIS $40 per week.
Complete course $40.
Fred and Frank Thomson, twin
sons of S. L. Thomson of Oakdale
have been visiting their Uncle
Andy, making tho pLA1s nAALER
4 friendly cali. "A couple Of civil
promising lads such as are always
welcome guests.
| We learn from reliable sources that
A. b. Frisbie OF Washington aud GU:
democratic frieni(?) J. Blackman
were very intimate and friendly dur
ing the recent stay of the latter in
Washington. One wants to stay in
the other desiring to &c. 10 is un-
doubleday tho ca1se Of this mnt.::.'
love.
w. d. Dunn and wife start fol
! Nana. California, to-day, where the,
intend to make their future residence
They arc very fine people, she being
: u daughter OF our esteemed friends
| Mr. md Nrrc r. u Van N;r,.c W.