The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-13
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY, AUG. II, 1885.

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THURSDAY, AUG. u, 1885.
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Turkish Rugs for sale at Kimball
and Coles. 44t2
Mrs. Walter Schofiell and two OF
the girls took u ride to Lime Springs
this week visiting friends there.
Chew Mogul Sweet Navy Plug.
Every dealer In Cresco sells 1t.
Mrs. L. T. Woodcock went to Lime
Springs on Wednesday and remains
with her sister to the last Of the
| week.
Send ono dollar and have four
copies OF the PLAIN DEALER, weekly,
till after the election in November.
Spread the light. If
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Story were
called to Milton, Wis, yesterday
morning in consequences OF the death
OF Mrs. Story's father.
! Turkish Rugs for sale at Kimhall
and Coles. 44t2
There will be church sociable Of
the Congregational church ut G. I.
Whites to which q general invita-
ton is extended to the public.
Christopher Mann, the oldest man
in Missouri, and companion OF
Daniel Boone, recently died at his
home near Independence, at the age
OF Ill.
Elder Brown tells rs the press and
material for the newspaper ut Lime
Springs Is on hand. We have not
learned the name that will be given
the new enterprise.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Marsh and Miss
Mary Lent are attending the musical
convention at Clear Lake. Mrs.
Marsh is engaged as one OF the sing
ere OF the convention.
Mr.. Harlow s. Webster dropped a
card OF white clover honey into our
editorial cup yesterday. This nc
counts for the sOftened, sweet tone
OF our paper this week.
Chew Mogul Sweet Navy Plug.
Every dealer In Cresco sells it.
Special meeting OF Howard Lodge
No. 214 A. F. & A, M. Lime Springs,
Thursday evening, August 20. 1885,
for work on the first degree. All
MasoLs in good standing invited.
Will Wentworth, OF the Golden
Eagle Clothing House, goes to the
Eastern markets the latter part Of
this week to lay in stock Of Cloth
ing, furnishing goods and foot gear,
for the fall trade Of Wentworth 4
Nichols popular Clothing Emporium
just received, large and fine as
sortment Of Human Hair goods at
Kimball and Coles. 44t2
A Mr.. Blair, son of Postmaster Blair
OF Chester, has ordered bran new
printing outfit to establish q paper
ut Lime Springs, to take the place OF
the Graphic.-[Le Roy Independent.
Lime Springs is one OF the best
openings in the county for such an
enterprise.
Mr.. Zundclowitz is expected to mr.
rive in New York this week on his
return from u European visit. Mrs. z.
| expects to meet him there. We pre-
sumo while there, they will put in a
fine stock OF fall goods for every de-
partment OF their cheap and popular
store.
Chas. Crapser has purchased from
Thomas Dale his livery stock and
will continue the businesses Mt the
stand heretofore occupied by Mr..
Dale. Mr.. Crapser understands the
| livery business and with u good
open field OF competition will make
IL a success.
Wide Awake for August came
with its usual prOmptness and has
the same exquisite beauty in illus
tration and the fascinating literature
which has made it so famous among
the young folks, and the old ones
who sylnpathize with the young
hearts and aspirations.
just received, a large aud fine as
sortment OF Human Hair goods ut
Kimball and Coles. 44t2
A representative OF the Dubuque
Telegraph called during our tempo
rary absence from the Office, and
while he did not leave his card or
name, he left word that the Weekly
Telegraph. q large eight page paper,
and an earnest advocate Of the peo-
pies cau3c, will be furnished to SUBJ
scribers until after the November
election for Is cents. Names and
money can be left for it at the PLAIN
DEALER Office.
LAWN SocIABLE, given by the ladies
of the Congregational Church Aid
Society, at the residence OF Mr.. G. /.
White, on Friday evening, Aug. 14sh.
Good music will be furnished, and
ice cream and cake served ut the
usual price. An enjoyable time is
expected. Everybody cordially in
vited. At request, Prof. Won Myer-
hOff will endeavnr to entertain the
party with music, Us upon former
occasions. But rehearsals for the
coming musical Festival will delay
him till late hour in the evening.
Chew Mogul Sweet Navy Plug.
Every dealer In CrescO sells it.
The Grant memorial services. ow-
ing to the lowering weather and the
heavy rain on Saturday morning,
were conducted in Lyric Hall and
were in all respects appropriate.
All the morning up to about the hour
appointed for the ceremonies to be-
ginit rained heavily, and the exer-
cises having commenced at the hour
advertised were near or quite over
before the people from the country
arrived, some OF whom came to
the Office expressing many regrets
that they were not permitted from
the unpropitious weather to have
been In attendance.
Nelson Pierce was in town the early
part Of the week and gave very en-.
couraging words over the railroad
prospects OF Riceyille and the future