The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-09
THURSDAY DEC. 8, 1886.

Buy your fruits and confectionery
for the holidays at Caward's City
Grocery.
H. C. McCartcy Of st. Paul, Of the
law firm OF Mccarthy & McCook,
Was In town a short time this week,
leaving for home this morning.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Money on hand; no delay;
terms easy. JOHN McCooK.
Truman Robson one of the solid
men Of Elma was in town Friday,
ind q caller at the Plain Dealer
Office with Kober. Phelan. Truman
says the east side OF Elma is getting
the business. Don't fight, gentle
men proprictors, there's lots Of room
for YOU all.
Timber! TIMBER!
will be at Lime Springs Station
to meet persons who may want
Grove Timber, next Monday.
NJ. B. DooLITTLE.
The Industrial West is the name
OF the paper conducted by Sanders
& Sovereign, ut Atlantic Iowa, the
successor OF the Peoples Advocate.
The paper is heart and soul devoted
to the industries Of the section it
representative great West.
Call and sec the immense stock OF
Holiday Goods at Caward's City
Grocery.
Col. D. F. Mccarthy, Of Mitchell
county, is getting his reward for
turning republican, last fall the re-
publicans sent him to the legislature
aud now tho the auditor OF state
elect makes him his chief clerk.
The untidy appearance Of griz.
ely beard should never be allowed.
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers
will change their color to u Brown
or black, at discretion, and thus
keep up your reputation for neat
ness and good looks.
II. o. Dorm writes the Ossian Bee
that T. 8. Blackburn sold fourteen
hogs in Ridgeway which averaged
AS pounds each. Christian Lower
sold seventeen hogs which averaged
454, aud 10 which averaged 424.
You will find fresh Oysters, Brook
Trout, Littleneck CLANS and Pick
led Pigs feet ut Caward's City Groc-
cry.
The Shropshire association of
America at its meeting in Chicago
last week elected w. e. Nichols OF
Albion Vice President OF the associ-
alton, and his son g. d. Nichols was
elected treasurer OF the Holstein
Frieslaud Association OF Iowa at
Mason City last week, as will be
seen by notice elsewhere. Thus the
firm of Nichols 4 Son is obtaining
deserved recognition among breed
ers all over the country.
China Tea Sets, Library Lamps,
China cups and saucers, and fancy
Glass ware for the Holidays, at
Caward's City Grocery.
We again call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of the
Boston Clothing House OF st. Paul.
Its stock is immense; the qualities
unsurpassed, and the prices place
them within the reach OF all who
need fixing up for comfort, or for
the holidays. The House has a sys-
tenn OF self mcasurment which en-
ables You to take your own measure
and procure ut us good as your
home tailor would give you.
The LIE R1y Independent says 10
its issue OF last week:
Mr.. w. Hayes is confined to his
house. nnd most of the time to his
bed with much pain on the account
Of his fractured limb.
We hope every farmer in this
County will call at this Office ut once
and see Farm, Stock and Home, the
leading furm paper OF the north
west. It contains I6 pages: 6l col
umns, is issued two times monthly
Ia papers yearly and will be sent
for ore year in connection with the
PLAIN DEALER for $l.25.
At regular meeting Of Memorial
Post, No. ZIG, department OF Iowa.
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
N. s. Dlrgin, Commander.
H. Il. Shumway, ST.. VIC.
NJ. A. Taft, Jr. Y. C.
John E. Peck, G NJ.
Jas. McCollum, Surgeon.
d. p. Andrus, Chaplain. .-
Geo. A. Sheffield. @. ID.
P.J. McCollow, O. G.
CHAs. H. MILLER,
! Post Adjuuant.