The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-05-14
PLAIN DEALER,
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THURSDAY, MAY IA, 1856

Piles Of new goods are arriving ;n
Platt & O'alalley's.
Will Reeves is suffering from II
severe case OF bleeding at the lungs.
Zundclowitz keeps the newest and
best goods in the city and his prices
can't be beat,
The town council have finally voted
to make j. II. Convey night watch in
place OF Frank Dreamer,
M. J. Scright has purchased the
interest OF Frank Borthwick in the
harness shop with $. J. Seright.
The finest line Of Dress Goods,
Laws, Prints &c, can be found at
"A. Zundclowitz.
Last week this region OF country
experienced the coolest time tina. the
Oldest inhabitant ever saw In May.
Albert Zundelowitz boarded the
Cunard steamer Fulad at New York
yesterday ut 3: 30 for Bremen, Ger
many.
Fred G. Clark, former county sup
erintenden. of this county, was in
Cresco Tuesday on his way to his
home near Ossian.
Arnold & Terry removed their
news stand and notions into the
rooms vacated by Genshow & Hell
mer, just north Of the post Office.
The City Marshalship and night
watch matter is settled by giving
six months to j. r. Convey, and then
allow Mr.. Cramcr to finish out the
year.
The Philomathcans give !. public
entertainment at Lyric Hall, bn the
evening Of May %, to which the
Society cordially invites the people
OF Cresco.
Thompson & johnson Brothers are
having a grand opening at their store
this week. They have something for
everybody who calls and at the
cheapest rates.
A wild and reckless boy playing
on the streets with whip, struck
the team OF O. H. Wood, across their
backs a night or two ago. The re-
suit was lively run through town
with load Of hay.
Next week we shall commence
the publication Of some important
facts pertaining to Dakota and Min.
nesota lands and their possibilities
in the way of grain growing and
stock producing regions.
| West Union was the scene OF Il Sc
Irious fire on Sunday morning last
destroying seven business houses, in.
Ivolying a loss ii so, 600. with insur
lance Of about $4,000. We CLEAN from
the Fayctte County Union.
The Chicago Daily Herald was
four years old last Sunday, and with
out exageration it is the best paper
printed in that city. Il is newsy
sharp, exact, critical, and politically
1.-THE soundest, ablest and best among
its dailies.
A. Zundelowitz wishing to close
out his entire stock of James Foster.
handmade shoes of which he ha!
over 500 pair, is offering them a
actual. cost. Call and see them.
i Hon. S. A. Converse has removed
to his farm in New Oregon. Thi!
we presume is the first move tOwart
a re- nomination this fall in the in
terest OF the horny handed monopo
lists who run the railroads and thu
railroad commissioners.
/ Genshow s. Helmer have removed
their furniture store into the rooms
adjoining the Strother House block
known us the Genshow building
, This will give them vastly more
room and a better location for bust
ness. Their advertisement is changed
accordingly.
Geo. w. Combs has purchased til,
lot adjoining his home and residence
lot on the south and is preparing t.
move his barn onto the same an,
will brush up the premises in tasty
and becoming style. The old tum
BILE down house that stood Oh tn
J new purchase Is already thing Q
the past.
Hon. John McHugh, of Crcsco, ha
been invited by the library associa
ton to deliver an address in Oper
Hall. He has SIGHTED his accept
. ance, and May Odd has been appoint
e ed for the address. 4 rich treat i
! anticipated and all are invited t
come. ireland and her Orators I
the theme.-[New Hampton Tribune
We don't go much on the religio
OF the man who after a hearty break
fast, on his Bonded knee return
thanks for the care Of Bountifl
; Providence, then arises takes dow
.. his shot gun, and goes forth to shoe
! a sparrow plucking a berry to noul
ish and sustain its young. The 50,
OF such u man is too small to be II
/ ligious.
Mrs. M. d. Doolittle. We regret
: state, was Frustrated with paralys
last Friday morning and at this wri
ing has not recovered the power
Ii speech and remains otherwise con
e paratively helpless. After the hal
days work she has done that eas
might come with age such an aflli'
ton is distressing to coHtemplat
:. but perhaps it may be the penal'
8. that people inclined to corpulen'
Is pay Tor ease and rest.
n Work OF unsurpassed EXCELLENCE
~ what nj. A. Kline, Of the marl'
n works Of M. A. Kline 81 Co, turns o,
~ He nowhas three iilonumentscomple
= ed. or nearly so, which, for elegance
design and excellence in executio
\ equal the best work Of high art e
Establishments. One OF them is I
the Gcnshow family, one for John
uaward's, ana the third for JOSEF