The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1856.

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1856.
II Heinecke manufactures and
poiishes guilty atOr teeth.
BoRS.-A son to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Michael, at Granger. May %, 1856.
Geo. w. Jenkins, OF Brownville,
has been visitor in Cresco for a
few days.
Miss Charlotte Beadle returns to
Chicago this week to resume her
practice in music.
James II. Foster former telegraph
operator here has been visiting
friends in Cresco this week.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Hon
en- relieves any Cough in one hour
or less. 3leowly
Mrs. Beadle has an orange tree
completely covered with blossoms,
and as fragrant as fragrance itself.
In October last I lent my Spirit
Level, and whoever has it will please
return, and oblige CHAs. BLY,, at New
Oregon.
Last week J. M. Mccoy sold from
the Wilbur lumber yard in Cresco,
100, 1000 feet, and the week previous
80, 600 feet.
Swenson s. Wentworth are putting
up Il fine fence for w. II. Patterson.
Look it over and II you like it, give
them your order.
It is Mrs. H. H. Rygg, instead OF
Mrs. briggs, who will open a restau-
rant aud ice cream parlOrs in the
Gcnshow building.
NoT1cE.-Our collector Is making
his annual round in the county
Please have the money ready for
your subscription when he calls. til
To those indebted tor services Of
horses from my barn, please call
promptly and settle and much oblige
35t2 w. II. ALLEMAN.
Swenson & Wentworth are manu-
featuring Cistern tanks OF any d.
mepsion desired. Their shop Is on
Market street, the first east OF the
foundry.
The regular meetings OF L. A. 4343,
&. OF L., will hereafter be held at its
Hall In Cresco, the second and fourth
Saturdays OF each month. All men,
bers In good standing invited to all
meetings.
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Iowa
at its recent session elected w. +.
Allen OF Dubuque as Grand Master;
r. nj. Howe, senior Warden; Sidney
Smith, Junior Warden; I. 5. Paryen,
Secretary.
Elswhere in our paper may be seen
the advertisement OF the Swenson
Mower, made In Cresco, and Is with
out an equal for the purpose OF q
mower we are assured by farmers
competent to Judge.
We understand that Mr.. Nelson
Taft, Of Albion, had horse lie down
and die very Unexpectedly aud un-
der singular circumstances, few
days since. Notoriety and public
charity will be Stunned alike In tie
loss.
j. Lowry Is finishing up splen-
did frame house on his farm, three
miles west OF town. and John Meyers
= mile farther toward Bonair, Is
making a tine residence on his farm.
Vim. Rathrrt and Geo. Price are the
carpenters doing the work.
The Father Matthew Temperance
Society aud the school Of the as
sumption have picnic aud their
annual parade Oh the % inst. The
place has not been decided upon,
but It Is probable that Gillett's grove
will be obtained for the picnic.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment Of the Eldredge Sewing Ma
chine, elsewhere In our paper, with
our proposal for the disposal Of It, on
the sale OF tickets with subscriptions
to the paper. II you want q sewing
machine try your luck on . ticket.
For constitutional or scroiulous
catarrh, and for consumption induce
ed by the scrofulous tuint. Ayers
Sarsaparrilla Is the true remedy. It
has cured numberless cases. It stops
catarrhal discharges, and removes
the sickening odor-indications Of
scrofula. ~.
The Minneapolis Industrial EXIT.
bi'ion ian account Of which may be
read on our fourth page will be the
| event of the northwest, and should
be patronized by the people OF this
locality extensively. Excursion
rates upon all roads to that city will
be obtained.
Several net.v kur9,Arlc; nave been
committed about town during the
past few days. The restaurant Of
John I. Sturgis, the meat market Q!
Mr.. Rently, and the store Of Frank
Glass, have each been visited during
the night. The work Is evidently
done by boys,
A Mr.. S. Bush, OF Fort Atkinson. H.,
this week visited the Holland Fine
Stock Farm OF Nichols & Son, und
bought three Holstcin hrifers, one 5
year old and two yearliDgs. This
makes the third purchase that Mr..
Bush has made of.Messrs. Nichols 4
Son inside OF a Year,
II. 81. Rygg, who formerly carried
on o tailor shop in Cresco, has re-
turned and located over Platt &
Mallty' clothing store, where he de.
sires to meet his old patrons 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 guarantre good
dts. 27tf,
The entire stock Of Jewelry here
tofore owned by Ole Swenson. has
been purchased by J. j. Lowry. who
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