The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-13
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For - fine quality % siation"r,
cal. OIL Arnold Il LEVY.
Ayers Sa. saparila la. such c.n-
centratcd curative power, That it Is
by far the, cheapest. and surcst hi. cd
purifier known.
The venerable mother OF s. L.
Cary, and wife Of Van Il. Cary, led
yesterday. She was nearly ci1 hty
yeats N age They were among the
very earliest settlers OF Howard
county.
The regular meetings Of L. A. 4343,
K. Of L.. will hereafter he he'd ~ its
Hall in Cresco, the second III d fourth
Saturdays " each month. All mem.
bers in good standing invited to I'LL
meetings.
DR.. Behrens. tho Norwegian Phys
ician will be at the Stroller Ho ,se
from the IL OF May to the u. His
speciaities are Catarrh, Eye, Ear and
throat diseases. He Is from Oh clgo,
and comes well recommended.
Since Arnold & Terry have had
the sale uf newspapers and perio,ii-
Gals in this place, they have Intro
duccd better class of publications
than any other news agent Of this
place. And yet there Is too much
trash, bur their effort is agalnst 1t.
E. NJ. Kieron. solicitor and collect
mr. Il that excellent Democratic pa.
nor rh. ."Duqne Telegraph, was In
Cresco last week, ;. -"rking UP its list
OF readers. and wc are glu. state
that he oh q mel some ,bstantinl
recognition for it among our people.
| wv. Ashby, near West Union, on
the prescription OF DR.. Darnell WIS
giving his invalid wife Lager Beer
The prohibitionists seized the bot
ties In the house Of Ashby. The cas-.
WAS tried the Doth ult., AMI the bee,
res .Ored to the invalid. Ashby had
no spunk or Dorland the constable
would have gone home corpse.
H. II. Rygg, who formerly carried
on q tailor shop In Cresco, has re-
turned and located over Piatt &
Male y clothing store, where he de-
sires TO meet his old patrons and ~
many new once rs ace fit to come
He believes himself master OF the
profession and will make garments
In modern styly and guarantee good
fits. 27tf.
Mrs. Webster says our informant
was incorrect In stating that she saw
any person leaving the fire which
was supposed to have been set in
Cresco, May Ii although she says
she distinctly remembers hearing
some one in that locality. and hear.
ling the roaring noise, looking ont tc
discover its cause. discovered thu
fire aud gave the alarm.
The Cresco tile works have a large
Iquantity OF drain tile now in the dry
Aause Awaiting the completion o.
their arch FOR Burning. Their 5la,
proves to be the very best quality
ha viug fenHcity enough that com
parativcly none Of them crack Il
drying. They have fixed Oh popular
prices which will enable person.
needing drainage TO supply it. Sncl
tile az our tarniers arr paying -:
for they put at SIT per thousand fee
with a like reduction in price on al
grades and sites. They will prob
ably fill aud burn their first arcl
~. 1t week.
I, 4 destructive tarnal. passed oye,
Kahsas City, Missouri, on Tuesday
resulting In great destruction Z
property and serious loss OF life. 4
school building in which were IL:
pupils, was blown down and Of ,l,s
IS taken out OF the ruins at 10 o'clo,
that night, II We're dead, and a.
those rescued were more or less in.
|jured. An overalllf factory was blown
down and rs persons In it killed anl
injured. Nearly 100 persons were
II ported killed os fatally injured II
yesterdays papers, but it was sait
that q day or two must elapse before
the debris could be got away SO u,
to ascertain the actual number killed
The court house Was blown down
tile basement OF which Is used for i
Jail, contained many prisoners, none
Of whom were injured. Court wa
in session. hut had adjourned TO
dinner about live minutes before thu
storm, which came OH accompanied
with foods OF falling water ant
hail. In Its rath everything wa
swept away, trees fences and build
ings sharing in the desolatiOn.