The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-02-11

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Accommodation. ......... 90 =. %.
L. r. WOODCOCK, Ag't
Cresco, Iowa
Go. Weaver has thanks Tor late
Florida papers.
Remember the Concert at Lyric
Hall, February 18th.
Mrs. Charlotte Marsh Is visiting
with the Misses Cutter IN Minneap-
oils.
The PLAIN DEALER and Demorests
Monthly Magazine, both one year
for 3. 80.
ANSWER TO LAST Weeks PrzzLE.-
The old man would have Z; the moth
er four; the daughter two and the
lover one.
Mrs. w. r. Mead visited With the
family OF her daughter, Mrs. Diss.
more, in Riceville last Saturday anu
Sunday, returning home Monday.
u. w. Seeley, recently appointed
postmaster at Granger, Mimi, has
gone to Kansas to reside. and MS
mantle has fallen upon Mr.. Achatz.
". H. Slawson, father Of Frank
Slawsun, is in town visiting MS sons
family and other friends, all OF whom
gave him kindly welcome and
greeting.
The st. Paul Globe gives the best
illustrations OF the carnival OF any
paper coming to this Office. It is IN
fact among the best OF our exchanges
on general principles.
Mics Elsie Drum and her cousin
Mrs. Turtelot, daughter Of 5. Il. Lew
is were callers on Monday. Mrs.
Turtelot resides when ut home ct
Ganges. Allegan county, Mich.
Harry T. Blair is secretary OF the
committee Of Ways and Means IN the
Iowa House Of Representatives,, OF
which Mr.. Converse Is chairman.
A brilliant galaxy Of craftsmanship
and scholarly attachments, or-you
tell.
Nelson Pierce was over from Rice
vile. returning Saturday. He In
forms US that owing to the lorna
ton OF the ice below his mill and the
conseuuent back water he will only
! ~rind feed from now to the tirst Of
March.
Two runaway tea:..'s on the g streets !,
at nearly the same time o.. A1es- a.,
afforded our people who have sta,>
away from the Ice Palace carnival
at st. Paul q shadow Of comfort,
fleeting though It was-we mean the
runaways.
/ Remember the Concert at Lyric
Hall, February 26th.
W. F. Lighthall has been removed
as postmaster at Bassett in Chicka-
saw county. Lighthall is the post.
master who showed fees for posting
bills in his pocket and the bills un-
der the counter. His removal should
have been in March, 1885.
The Ladies C. Quartette Of the N.
E. Church will give q concert ~ Lyr.
ic Hall, February 26th, under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society.
Miss Emma Won Elsner. = sister Of
the eminent "Litta", will be one Of
the singers on that occasion.
The drawing on the tickets issued
upon various articles for the benefit
| OF the Lutheran church will take
place at Lyric Hall, Friday evening,
Feb'y 10, 1886, commencing at eight
o'clock. Ticket holders are invited
to take charge OF the drawing.
ia we'll be poisoned, woe be to
those who drink thereat. It IL
worse to poison the fountain OF life,
for ones self aud for posterity.
Often by carelessness, or misfortune,
or inheritance, this has been done.
Ayers Sarsaparilla cleanses the
blood, and restores health.
There was about 1000 feet Of
broken and cur lumber on the fair
grounds. Was it hauled to the house
Of John Ntzhugh, or to the house Of
Mrs. VIM. B. Marsh? Won't some one
enquire Of Mr.. @. H. Sherman, John
McHugh's teamster, and tell US, that
we may report to the society, what
became OF It?
Mrs. l.. T. Woodkcock is visiting
in McGregor. Years ago when Mr..
Woodcook was in Hamerslough
Brothers clothing store at that place
he used to make the reading no.
tees OF that Arm for the PLAIN
DEALER which would open out with
a history Of the progress OF the war
to put down the rebellion and close
up with reference to Hamerslough
Brothers clothing trade.
The Winneshcik county ayricul-
tural society rents the grounds for
its annual fairs, paying. We are told,
$500 for its Use during Tair week. a
scheme is on foot to sell our fair
grounds aud rent OF John Ntzhugh,
IN land ,ecen,ly purchased by him
itr nj NJ. Beadle. The society In
electing Its officers next Saturday
should sit down on this scheme
heavy enough to smother II forever.
Remember the Concert at Lyric
Hall, February Goth.
We publish the mayors proclalna-
ton for the election OF corporation
officers which may be found by the
interested reader. We presume
there will be but one ticket Ia the
field at the election. Our only In.
terest Is to have good, efficient and
honest men chosen to the various
Offices, and we don't care who nomi'
mates them. Let every monkey CLAW
his own ohestnuts from the FIRE this
Iyear.
Luther Schofleld Is fitting up {
fine art gallery at Lime Springs ant
will open out there In few days
He is sufficiently ambitious and ha
the capacity to become proficien
in the art OF securing shadows ant
has the very best apparatus manu-
fractured on the Way. We prediC