The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-05-07
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Sin has great many tools, but 4
lie IL d handle which fit. them all.
Mrs. TT Eddy arrived from Colo
RADIO on Tuesday to visit friends and
relatives
The finest line nf Dre-. Goods.
Laws, Prints &C.. can l., found ut
A Zundciowitz.
A nice all wool Jcr-y Jacket can
be bought 1T Cole & Kimbalf-, very
nice, near, fashionable and cheap.
S. NJ Col. had the misfortune If
slight runaway, getting Il bruised
hand and f"rtlltad from being run
over by the bn2gy.
Znndelowiiz keeps the newest and
best goods in the city and his prices
can't be beat.
Fl. A. Lewis, a brother OF Mrs
Zundelowitz, will have charge of the
clothing and dry goods house Of his
brother-in-law during the absence
OF the latter in Europe.
A. Zundeiowitz wishing 10 close.
out his entire stock Of Jumrs Fosters
hand made shoes OF which he has
over 500 pair, Is Offering them at
actual cost. Call and see them.
Oliver II. Wood will sell at auction
Saturday, May %, in front Of the
Court House, IL milk cows, 4 calves,
(Holstein grades), 2 horses, 2 sets
double harness, one lumber wagon,
4 swarms OF bees. Terms Of sale
cash.
Alex. James. who went tc Dakota
some two years since. returning from
there last fall, sick from severe
cold which brought on consumption,
died on Sunday last and was buried
on Tuesday. He leaves large cir
Gle Of friends and relatives to mourn
. his nntimely death among which are
widow and their child.
II You want to be saving you will
not buy anything until you examine
!. Zundelcw itz's immense stock of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Mrs. Ant0inette Brown widow OF
our esteemed friend g. w. Browa Of
Oelwein was in town this week look
ing after lands belonging to the es-
tate. These lands are choice, locat-
ed four miles south east OF Cresco
consist OF 200 acres there and will be-
sold ut u bargain. John McCook will
4 sysx,aA f0rsnc 0n1 nvinn
Don't forget the lecture to be de-
livered by s. b. Zigler in Lyric Hall
on the evening of May Goth, under
the auspices OF the q. A. r. Mr..
Zeigler is very fine speaker and he
will give the result OF his obscrva-
ton while sojnrner in Egypt and
the Holy land. There is no doubt oi
its being one of the best entertain.
| ments OF the season.
| The concert given by the Cresco
band last night was grand success
rs an entertainment and We hope
was financially success. Navy and
deserved compliments have been
passed upon the performance of Mr.
Innes. Nj. Haddon and Miss Anna
Ntzhugh,. The hanl pl y.d reinurki
bly, we'll, and all those taklng par,
In the performance acquitted them
selves with credit.
Us Shor, Horns IL. public sale nt
the Fairview stock farm, Orleans tp.
Winnesheik co. Iowa, W. dnesday
June 10th 1885. This will be- tn.
first public sale uf Short Horns made
from the Fairview Farm, upon which
We began breeding ten years ago,
and 1t will contain all of our herd
! that will be- fit to enter the sale ring
The following families will he rep.
Resented: \ large number Of Lady
Sale-Plincesses; Lady Chester
fnrds; Desdemonias; Red Roses;
Daisys; Mary Whitaker; Adelaid.
Cleopatras; Mrs. Notes, ETC.,
! All females Of breeding age will
be breal to the Princess Bull, 9th
Duke Of Cambridge, 5O932, which
!; will be included In the sale. The
sale will also include 10 high bred
bulls fit for service and draft Of Is
heal Of choice females from the herd
~ W. b. G"ochrr. OF Spring Brook
stock farm in SAME township.
I, Teams will be in waiting on the
morning OF the sale to convey pur-
chasers to the Fairview farm. which
is situated miles northeast oil
Cresco, Iowa. Catalogues contain
ing pedigrees OF stock offered, and
further Information as to sale can
be had on application to us after
May 10.
j Trrms-Cash or approved notes
due In & months ~ per cent. inter.
est.
Sale will begin at 10 o'clock, 4. m
Lunch on the ground at II O'clock.
L. r. Brown 4 Sou,
Col. JOHN ScoTT, Cresco. Iowa
Auctionecr.