The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-11-12

Miss Annie McHugh returned
home from her Continental trip the
first Of the week.
H. G. McCartey Of st. Paul. was in
attendance upon the District court
this week, returning homo to-day.
A lively squall Of snow set in
this morning with strong indications
Of a spell OF weather.
Gust A. Rain has returned to Chi
cago for the winter, where he has q
position as salesman In q clothing
house.
Zundelowitz has q display adver.
tisement elsewhere. to which special
attention Of our local readers IL d.
rected.
J. B. Caward g. Co., have put In \
large stock OF Michigan apples. which
they will supply to the trade or to
patrons.
District Attorney Wellington, Levi
Bulls and Chas. P. Brown, attorneys
OF DEBORAH are In attendance on the
District court.
w. G. Nichols has gone to g hicago
10 attend the fat stock show and see
the big steer. He will be absent until
about Thanksgiving.
We understand that a new busi-
ness house is to 90 up Immediately
on Market Street. It's dimensions
are to be 24x60. It's line Of trade
not reported,
Tickets for the Cresco Musical
Festival are for sale at Prices and
Olemmer's drug store and at
Zundelowitz' dry goods house.
Reserved seats can be procured at
Lomas Bros hard ware store.
Bank & Son, have sold in Ave
weeks so dozen OF flannel under
wear. Why? Because their expen-
ses are small and they can sell 90
per cent. cheaper than any other
merchant in Cresco. and they are
giving their customers the benefit.
Geo. w. Combs has gone up into
the Minnesota woods hunting bear.
Should he miss q bear, he would
shoot a wild boar should one cross
his track. Jerry Barker and the
other boys having proceeded him
several days, renders It highly proha-
BILE that the bear died prematurely
We have been selling your Athlo-
lphoros for about six weeks and have
rood sales. We have good reports
from 1t and in most Of the cases oil
rheumatism and neuralgia, the med
Iicine has been Of great benefit. J.
II, Montgomery 3 90. druggists
DEBORAH, Iowa.
| The District court has been drag.
ging Its slow course along since Mon.
day afternoon, having in the mean.
time disposed OF the defaults, and
tried the case OF the State We. P. w
Clark. which closed last night, tht
Jury finding . verdict Of guilty. Tht
court has not sentenced defendant
yet. The case will probably 60 "a
the Supreme court. unless the cos
of the sentence will be less than o
an appeal.
The trial OF the state OF lows
! against ", B. Marsh Tor the inurdel
OF Cyrus L. Bents IL on trial befor'
the District Couat commencing thil
morning the following persons hav
ing been empanneled as jurors Il
the case, District attorney yelling
= ton, appearing for the state, an,
! Frank Sayre for the defence:
2 Amos Rowley, Busti; A. NJ. Park
g hurst, Howard Center; w. 8. Jayne
y John Steinman. Cresoo; s. i. Thomp
= son, Oak Dale: Jacob WEIGH, Oresco
., Henry Arnold, Albion; William
. Taubrnan, Chester; Thos. Noval
New Oregon; Zacheus Banks, James
town; II. G. Cunningham, New Ore
gon; Frank Glass, Cresco.
Il The st. Paul Globe, q true repre-
i sentative of Western Democrat
! sentiment, the earliest paper to brin
the news to readers In Northern low
and Southern Minnesota, an aigh
raos metropolitan journal, that Or
poses svery species Of corporal
Z monopoly, IL not in favor Of nationa
| bank monopoly, DOES not fear th
J. Jingle OF silver coin, II In favor
paying the national debt, o friend I
- the cause OF labor; should find host
q OF subscribers In every town !
le Northern Iowa. The weekly is ser
= one year for one dollar, and Is with
!" out rival rs a news rAper, full
al every department. Parties desirin
% It, leaving their money with US, WI
have It sent without expense
- them.
tnrflinr Exnorf0 nce.