The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-06
DEALER,
THURSDAY NAY 8. 1886.


st. Paul gave over 1000 democrat
ic majority a, the municipal election
|, this week.
Helmcr and Perry have opened =
nice stock OF groceries in the room
next to Mevcrdcn's furniture store.
The Soldiers Home is located ut
MarshalltOwn, by Il vote OF SIX Tor
that place, against five for Dubuque.
II. A. Boyer takes charge Of the
repair and jewelry department in
Lowry & Connoiiy's store, next Mon
day.
A New boy came to stay with DR..
Bennett, OF q edar Fails, last week.
The DR.. Is u brother OF DR.. Bennett
II CTesce.
Boil-, blotches, pimples, and all
skin diseases, are quickest cured. ny
cleansing the blood with Ayers Sar-
saparilla.
Church service will be held in
Grace Church this evening, com.
mencing at the usual hour. Cordial
invitation to the public.
w. A. Dissmore OF the Kiceville
Recorder, and family came home last
week, to visit and dispel the gloom
their absence makes.
Installation Of officers Mt Cfesco
Lodge, No loo, A. f. & 4. NJ, Tnes-
day evening, May 18th 1886. All the
Brethren cordially invited to attend.
The Cresco Tile Works commence
ed yesterday, working sno othly and
successfully. They will open out the
works this morning in good earnest.
Nichols & Son sold Hoistein bnll,
Dick Spanz. Jr., [l5l4l IL. Il. b.. one
of the prize winners at st. Paul last
fall, to Frank S. Waters, .. Chicago,
this week. The price paid was 1929.
NJ. A. Boyer and VIC. Brown have
left the employ Of D.. Clemmer. NJ.
Browns successor is named Morse.
and we Judge is Il we'll educated pha'-
mncist and an agreeable gentleman.
The regular meetings ot i. A. 4343,
K, of L.. will hereafter be- held at its
Hall in CrcscO, the second and fourth
Saturdays Of each month. all mem.
brrs in good standing invited to Ill
meetings.
The opinion of the general public
In regard to Ayers Cherry Pcctoral
Is confirmed by clergymen, lawyers,
public speakers, and actors. All say
ii il the best remedy for affections OF
the vital organs, throat. and lungs.
A grand musical aud literary feast
Is to he spread out TO the people OF
Cresco, on Saturday evening OF this
week, ut Lyric Hall. Mr.. +. /. Cur
tbs and Miss Louise Abbott OF Chica-
10, assisted by Cresco talent will be
the entertainers Of the people.
H. H. Rygg. who formerly carried
on q tailor shop In Cresco, has re-
turned and located over Plat y
Malley' clothing store, where he de-
sires 10 meet his old ratrons and as
many new ones as see 1T to come.
He believes himself master Of the
profession and will make garments
in modern styly and guarantee. good
fits. 27u.
John d. Nets Of Dubuque is the
patentec OF Mahogany wood
cover for blank books. was repre-
scented by j. E. Simpson last week,
looking after the county work and
to supplying The Abstract offices.
The books in these covers arc more
durable than in leather, and best e
the cost OF the covers Is less. This
last fact ought to induce MIR. Nets to
furnish them at less than the price
OF the leather covers. thus making
his pay from An increase Of his bus
mess instead OF from royalty on his
patent.
The Racine Agricultnristf for March
publishes the brief addresses deliver.
ed at the inter state Agricultural ard
Industrial. convention at Jackson,
Tenn. with the portraits OF the
speakers. Among the faces we rec.
ognize that OF S. l.. Cary, and the
address which follows his face Is
among the best Of the series. We
will when the pressure on our col
umns subsidies give it to our readers.
to most of whom in this county he
Is personally well known.