The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-18

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L. T. WOODCOCK, Ag't
CrescO, iowa
w. H. Rice, OF Nebraska, was In
town the early part OF the week.
The PLAIN DEALER and Demorests
Monthly Magazine, both one year
for g. 80.
! H. E. Curtis, OF Plainview, Mimi.
an old time resident OF New Oregon,
was Ia town Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Andy Mc.Andraw tried to stand on
his eyebrow st. fatrick'5 day. May
or Plat relieved his perilous feat.
Expense about S17.O0.
NJ. Hulvorson, editor Of the Enter
prise, Albert Lea, Mimi, on his way
to New Orleans, stopped off il Ores
20, OH Monday afternoon.
n. B. Wheeler discovered an En-
Rlisb Sparrow In til. trees OF Court
House square, Tuesday morning.
This we believe Is the first one ever
seen In this section OF snow.
The Waterloo Wis., Democrat has
completed its first year, and starts
for the next round with renewed
hope, strength and courage, that We
are gratified to note.
GRACE CHuRcH.-A full choral serv-
ice will be held on Sunday next at
Z p. IN. Anthem, Lord for thy ten.
der mercies sake" Farrant; and 9th.
or solos will be sung. All cordially
invited.
Perry Engle. one Of the forcible
political writer's OF the State, has
closed his connection with the New
ton Herald, and the paper under its
new management is to take the name
OF "IOwa National
L. L. Armstrong, a stock buyer
and dealer Of Ridgeway, and a.
Klenke, OF DEBORAH, wholesale dt aler
in cigars. were in town with L. +.
Nelson this week, all making u So
cial and friendly call on the PLAIN
DEALER.
L. r. Nelson OF the Internal reve.
rue service WAS In town on Tuesday
In the interest vi the public service,
failing to find anything wrong proba-
bly, owing to the fact that spite and
falsehood came in where christianity
ought to haye been silent.
When the blood Is loaded with i'm
purities, and moves slnggishly in his
veins, an alternative is needed. This
condition Of the vital fluid cannot
last long without serious results.
There Is nothing better than Ayers
Sarsaparilla to purify the blood, and
impart energy to the system.
The Parish meeting, Wednesday
night, ut Grace Church. expressed
itself unanimous in favor OF con-
timing Mr.. Hope as Lay Reader, ut
the annual salary agreed upon by
the vestry. The offerties OF the
Church since he came have been
s53.Ss, against $23 for the year Of his
predecessor.
The School Board has secured the
services Of Prof. E. g. Cooley, as
principal Of the public school of
Cresco, for the ems ling three years,
at a salary Of 81 loo for the first year
and at 81 200 for each y.ar thereaf.
ter. The school under his manage |
men will have such a season of pros.
perity as it has not had for years.
MARRIED.-At the residence o. the
bride, parents, Rock Rapids, Iowa,
Iowa, Tuesday, March Q, 1885, ut
Z: 80 u. m.
At home, Busti, Iowa, Wednesday
evening, March 10. The mail from
the west brought us a message of
the above import Thursday after
noon. An examination OF the side
pockets OF the wedding card said,
J. g. Robson, Mary E. Smith.
Many congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robson.
The venerable parents OF John r.
Oakley Of Lawler, passed away with.
In fourteen days OF each other. The
Chickasaw County Democrat OF the
18th, says OF them:
Died in Lawler on Sunday morn
ing, March 7th 1856. Mrs. Susan
Oakley, 50 years Of age, and on the
9Th she was buried by the side OF her
husband, Abraham Oakley, who de.
parted just two weeks preceding
her, after sojourning together as
man and wife, 63 years. Mrs. Oak.
ley was born in New Haven. VT, in
the year 1905, was married to Abra.
ham Oakley In 1924, and although
they lived together an almost nnus-
uai length OF time, yet they followed
each other after the short space Of
fourteen days.
Spring Is preparing herself with
balmy air and sunshine. SO Kimball
& Cole are preparing to make it
profitable for all who want the most
and best goods for the least money
to come and purchase their spring
millinery oi them. Reduction OF ex-
penses in our new location will en-
able US to make prices very low. We
want all our customers to know that
the popular millinery store 3 doors
north OF the postoffice Is carrying
the largest and best line OF fine kid
gloves ever offered in CrescO; all
shades and colors; In sizes to snit
all customers. The best goods for
the least money. Come and see and
examine for yourselves. We will
cheerfully show any goods whether
you purchase or not. Remember
the place, B doors north Of the post.
office. 2ltf KfMBALL Il UoLE.
The Messrs. Evered had on cxhi.
bition OH Market street Wednesday
morning the Harden Fine Eytin-
gushing Hand Grenade. A lot Of
dry lumber saturated with kerosene
supplied the combnstibles for the
test. After the fumes were raging
through the mass and coursiDg their