The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY. AUG. 20, 1885.

THURSDAY. AUG. 70, 1883.
See change in Lomas Bros, al.
Chew Mogul Sweet Navy Plug.
Every dealer in Cresco sells it.
Miss. Tashleen Lyttle is home from
her visit in Eastern cities.
Zundelowitz is selling mems all
wool suits for $500.
There will be II lawn suciable at
w. K. Owens tonight, under the
auspices OF the Baptist Church.
Send one dollar and have four
copies Of the PLAIN DEALER, weekly,
till after the election in November.
Spread the light. II
Chew Mogul Sweet Navy Plug.
Every dealer in Cresco sells it.
Mrs. Ed. Hughes from the Pacific
coast, is visiting he- parents, sisters
and friends in CrescO. She brings
two boys with her, born on the Coast.
chew Mogul Sweet Navy Plug.
Every dealer in CrescO sells it.
To the friends and citizens who go
kindly assisted us on Memorial Day
Memorial Post returns vote OF
thanks. g. II. MILLER,
Adjutant.
We understand that John McHugh's
bull, Master RichmOnd,) died last
Saturday. He was u valuable ami
NAL and was held by his owner ut
800. We understand that some OF
his imported horses are seriously in
disposed.
Another lot OF the heavy SO inch
sheeting for cents per yard, just re-
ceived at Zundelowltz.
The German Lutheran Church OF
Cresco, Iowa, takes pleasure in re-
turning thanks to the "Cresco Mu.
steal Union for their services q.
the Festival, Aug. 10th and to the
good people interested in the growth
and welfare OF the church Tor their
generous support. e. Hermann
Cresco, Iowa, Aug. IS, 1882.
It Is a positive fact that Zundelo-
witz is Offering mems aRd boys cloth
ing for less money than they ever
were sold for in Cresco. Come in
for the fun of it and see them. It
will astonish you.
Worden Strother lost two fi4e
Jersey calves from some disease, al
though we heard it intimated that
poison was administered to them
by some malicious person. It u
hard to believe that any person
would be SO depraved. They were
worth 800 each.
Ioats & shoes at lowest prices, can
Ee found at zundelQNiz. He is Making
extraordinary reductions in his en-:
tire stock.
From appearances, our promising
young attorney John McCook,) ac-
cross the way does not contemplate
matrimony at present, but makes up
his mind to linger awhile yet, in the
realms OF h..chelok- hcoQ. At any
rate we came to that conclusion
after taking view OF his rooms to-
day; fresh paint, beautiful carpets
and new furniture will do wonders
scr even a bachelors den.
Elsewhere we publish the adver-
tisement OF Mrs. Alice b. Heth. Her
goods are adapted expressly IG ladies
and children, to whom we commend
her as entitled to their confidence
and patronage.
Mrs. A. Zundelowitz left Cresco on
Wednesday for New York to meet
Mr.. Zundelowitz, who is now on his
way back from Europe. Mrs. T.,
while in New York, will purchase y
fine stock Of dry goods for the fall
trade.
@. A. Schall will visit Cresco on or
about Aug n, for the purpose Of
tuning your pianos and organs. He
understands the bushes, and will
make that piano or organ sound
just as good as new.
Mrs. w. J. Nash and their youngest
daughter Fife, with Mr.. Nash, are
visiting with John L. Harlow. Mrs.
Nash will be remembered by old
time residents as Miss Addie Harlow,
who in the early days Of New Oregon,
ranked as the belle of the county as
she really was. Although not in the
best of health she retains much OF
her early looks.
o. H. Wood auctioneer, will sell on
Saturday Aug. %, for Mrs. Hollis at
the Baldwin farm, one mile north Of
Crcsco, the following property.
II Mich Cows, 2 Yearling Heifers,
l grade Holstein Bull, 6 Calves, Is
Pigs. Mower, 2 Wagons, l Bobsleigh
2 Plows, Pair of Farm Mares, l
Pair Fine Road Horses and other
articles. Mis-. j. B. HoLIls.
Terms Cash.
Prof. L. Won Meyerhoff, gradu-
ute from the Conservatory OF Music
ut Vienna, Austria, will remain in
Cresco, and gives vocal and instru-
mental lessons from the earliest ru-
diments TO the highest state OF per-
lection. Residence at Stother House;
references, John McHugh and L. I.
Woodcock. 4Gti
I: III 81
The Winnesheik County Fair for
1856 is to be held at DEBORAH, Sept
.4th, This society, while county
organization. has u premium list
equal to that OF any district organ
ization, and it has heretofore paid
its premiums in full. This year il
offers $l,OO5 for cattle, $603 for
horses, $3.50 for sheep and swine,
besides $l4QO Tin seven purses,D fer
speed. On the Sd and lth days, in
addition to thu other attractions