The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05

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day.
James Bateman who was in the II.
r. wreck mentioned elsewhere is in
CrescO.
Geo. w. Sanborn's special car was
standing in front OF the depot a day
or two this week.
The Baptist church has bulletin
board on the lamp post in front
which says:
preaching here tonight"
We'd like to hear from brother
Cary Of Jennings. La, touching the
premiums given to Iowa over all
competition ut the New Orleans ex-
position for the best fruit.
The Iowa PLAIN DEALER is just
what its name implies. Itbelieves in
dealing plainly with such men as
Fairbairn tho great Republican orator
of Nashua.-[Butler Co. Record.l
Rev. Mcconnell thinks now is the
time to adopt the Napole onic motto.
the early days Of November 1884 :?
Now it is simply scheme Of dema-
gogues after Office.
Cresco Band enlivened our streets
with some beautiful music OH Satur-
day afternoon prior to taking the
train for Lime Springs to assist in
opening and dedicating the Roller
Rink 4. that place.
II the ground hog came out in the
morning on Candlemas day it will be
an all fired nice spell OF weather. il in
the afternoon when it was bright
and sunny then look out for bliz-
yards. II we only knew his habits
il late or early to rise, we could Judge
better you know.
The Two Orphans will be produced
ut the Opera House tomorrow night,
| by the Phosa McAllister Co. Miss
McAllister is the original Henrietta
of that famous play, having played
the part OH its first production at
the Union Square Theatre, New
York, and having played the part in
the principal cities Of this country
over five hundred times.
| w. X. Barker Esq. has contracted
Tor having a new residence erected
in the spring on the grounds occupi-
ed by his present one. The contract
has been let to A. ID. Lent which is
assurance that it will be well done.
The residence Ut Mr.. Barker which
is to give place to better one has
u history dating back when it was
built in New Oregon in 1857, and re-
moved to Cresco when the town was
, first started.
Wars dread alarms, carry terror
to the hearts Of peace loving citizens
but it is safe to say that the number
Of lives annually sacrificed to livel
complaint,in its various forms, great
|, ly exceed those OF the NEST destruc-
tive battles. George L. Martinez
of Nicaragua, writes: During my
last visit to New York l was pre-.
!. scented with half a dozen bottles Of
Mishler's Herb Bitters, and ! cheer
fully testify that less than two bot
: ties cured me Of liver complaint o
: five years standing"
There is u desire implanted in III
= human bosoms to be remembered b,
2 the living when they shall sleep ii
dust. None are Indifferent whcthe
q. they have or have not place in tn
y affections Of those whom they love
: There can be no expenditure OF labo
or of means that will more richl
Is compensate mankind than tina
which is bestowed upon the sepul
h, chrcs Of our departed. Attractiv
and beautiful cemeteries will assis
our picty and promote the refine
e ment OF society, while their influenc
DC is favorable to the exaltation Of a
the faculties Of the soul.
e.. 1t is ahundantly manifest from I'll
:. many testimonials Of undying affet
tons which adorn many places !
~ the departed, that interesting asst
= Citations are kept alive, that kind fee
ings are fostered, and that the mos
e. tender recollections OF them hinge
ms in the minds Of the living. The trut
is illustrated by the many beautif
ny cemeteries throughout the countr
Those contemplating, the erectio
Of Monuments. Headstoncs or Gem
e. terry Adornments will save 10 to :
&c. per cent. by calling upon us befol
purchasing. We arc manufacture
X. Of and dealers in oil kinds of cem
~ terry decorations. Shop on Elm S
nearly opposite the post Office.
MA. KLINE & Co.