The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-02-25

ncHeWD0T Tie COuCeTL Ut AyEl(
Hall, February Goth.
The Floyd county fair this year Is
to be held three days, Sept. % to "a
Mr.. Hacking Cough broke his
neck yesterday over box Of DR.. x.
Stones Bronchial Waferz. Csc.
The DEBORAH Business Institute
gives a Practical Course for $40. The
spring term 10 weeks-opens Apr.
10Th.
A little barefoot girl came to Geo.
Tilson's Tuesday, and small boy
STANDARD weight to r. J. Hazel
dimes.
Gust A. Rain, arrived homo from
Chicago, Monday. We are always
ready to welcome Gnst home.-[C.
v. Times.
John B. Stevens goes to Prospect
Hill, Waukcsha county, ILL.,, whittier
the PLAIN DEALER follows to keep
him from being lonely or forgetting
Iowa friends.
II feeling old-renew your youth
full vigor by using Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. It will vitalize the blood, re-
cruit the wasting energies, and
build up the system.
Attorney John McCook went to
ST. Paul Saturday, returning Tues
day. When We say that John Is one
Of the rising young members Of the
Howard county bar we only say what
others have recognized.
Tickets for the ". E. Concert to be
given the Goth inst., at Lyric Hall,
may be bought at the Bank Of Cries.
co, VIM Kellow Jr.'s store, A. H. Ca
wards store and general and reserv-
ed tickets at Tomas Bros. Reserved
seats so cents; general admission IS
cents.
The billiard tables which were
bought in Chicago some time ago,
and intended for the new billiard
hall in the basement Of the DeNoy-
ellis House, through mistake was
shipped to Nashua, New Hampshire.
&c. Y. Times.
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NIishler's Herb Bitters cures cholera
morbus, and thus gets the better
OF the complaint every time. Sam.
uel Anderson, a blacksmith, living
three miles from Springfield writes
II was taken with . severe attack Of
cholera morbus-so severe that I
was unable to straighten myself.
After taking two doses Of your bit.
tiers I was entirely cured
School Reward Cards at
ARNOLD & TERRY's.
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