The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-01

John McCook is in Wisconsin with
Mr.. Baldwin on professional business.
Anew invoice Of Millinery goods
just received at Kimball & Coles.
Frank Long has returned from his
work as advance agent of minstrel
troupe.
With tho present number Of the
PLAIN DEALER its twenty-sixth year
is completed.
j. Snare Detwiler retired from the
management Of the Vox Populi at
Waucoma last week.
w. A. Dissmore will be home from
d akota this week to remain till seed
ing time next spring.
Purify your blood. tone up the
system, and regulate the digestive
organs by taking Hoods Sarsaparil-
liza. Sold by all druggists.
Jerseys of all sizes and colors can
be found at kimball & Coles.
Stephen B. Combs who fell from a
barn roof at w. G. Nichols, two weeks
since, has got SO that he is about,
but is still unable to move about
much.
Mrs. Culver had the misfortune to
fall down the flight OF stairs leading
to the street from over the building
heretofore occupied by Thompson
& johnson Brothers.
Nj Seright has Just sold to Jas.
Oakley ESQ.,, an eighty dollar
harness. 1t is said by competent
| Judges to have been the finest turn
out in that line ever made in the
county.
/ F. B. Tuck, an old resident OF this
vicinity is reported to have been
burned to death near Northwood,
Dakota, . few days ago. The fire is
supposed to have been the result oil
his own carlessness.
Charles Bishop, a younger brother
OF Horace Bishop is visiting in CrescC
having arrived from the Territory ol
Arizona on Tuesday night. It is his
: purpose to remain with his brother
!. and friends week or more,
! Harry Swartout has been doing
some very nice painting on tho In
4 side OF the Van Slyke House, which
!. by the way is being put in better
4 shape than ever before for the re
ception and accommodation O
. guests.
VIM. Thornburg, we are informed
y by his mother, is clerking in the drug
y store at Almeria, Loupe county, Neb
8 for DR.. Bowers. He reports the DR.
and his family improving in health
y which will be glad tidings to thei
; many friends in Cresco.
Hats and Bonnets in all the new
Il and nobby styles OF the season
r Plumes, Tips, Fancy Feathers, Gil
trimmings Velvets. Pushes, Satins
y Ribbons, Ornaments, in fact every
y thing in the line of Millinery is to b
had at Kimball 4 Coles.
= JR. Sovereign, one OF the editor
> of the Peoples Advocate has beer
nominated for the Legislature by til
y Democrats and Greenbackers o
H. Cass county. Mr.. Sovereign will b
in Cresco on the 10th to organize Al
:, assembly OF the knights Of Lapoy. :
y James Morgan, East Water S,
Milwaukee, is in receipt Of an i'm
: portation OF fine Linens. weighing
\ several tons, from one Of the larges
r and hest manufacturers In Scotland
j, The patterns are beautiful and prize
n es very low. Send name for fall an
l. winter catalogue,
John MoOook has purchased fror
: WIN. H. Patterson his abstract book
and will endeavor to make them !,
true and reliable Us any In the coui
ty. This is u good Investment an
y will be OF great value t. his law busl
d ness especially, as connected wit
e land titles. He will have a relimbl
Q man in charge Of them anu will ful
" nish abstracts to all wanting O
y short notice and guarantee colrec'
y ness.
y Last Friday evening Mr.. G.
Hungerford, living in Beaver twl
. in Fillmore county, north west /
Chester some two miles. was at h
sons helping about threshing whe
x he was kicked by u horse, breakin
X three ribs and injnring the spin
e, He died Sunday morning, and G
n Monday had Masonic burial fro
Howard Lodge, No. I'll, Lin
+. Snrin0s. He leaves family IN