The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY APRIL 20. 1856.

john L. LyIon has been danger
ousiy sick 1T Charles City. lie is
improving now.
w. L. Meyers, late OF New Hamp-
ton, is clerk aud pharmacist Ill Dr.
Prices store, and good man.
CA. Wells Cly6esdale Stallion
will be at Allemau's stable, Thnis-
days, Fridays and Saturdays OF each
week.
Buy your clothing at the Golden
Eagle where you will find the lowest
prices and largest stock 10 select
from.
Miss Lizzie Goodrich goes TO
Mitchell county where she has y
contract 10 spruut the juvenile i'iea
f)r the summer.
JIM. Platt ard wife, +. A. Sehufer
and wife, A. d. Plat and son, started
Yesterday. with teams, for Dould
county, Colorado.
The STROLLER House diuing rooms
ar. cited mp in the very best Of -'vle.
Walter Scnotield is to be credit q
with the excellent work Oh them.
Will Kellows' store has grown to
the rear SO that 1t covers nearly
double its former space. Rich bit VI
ground to produce such results in a
single night.
The regular meetings OF L. A. 4343,
X. OF L., will hereafter be- held at its
Hall in Cresco, the second and fourth
Saturdays OF each month. All mem-
bers In good standing Invited to all
meetings.
It seems like a waste Of the raw
materia AZ for Rev. Mynard to come
to Cresco, as he does, to preach 20
four or five already 'goodenongh.' =
Better have 'em translated aud let
the nonsense stop.
Mrs. Priest and her daughter Win
ME are visiting for the GUNNER IN
California, first among the relatives
OF Mrs Priest at Santa Monica, Los
Angeles county, aud then near Sac
ramento, with the parents OF Nj.
Priest.
That slight cold you think so little
OF may prove the forerunner ct a
complaint that may be fatal. Avoid
this result by taking Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, the best remedy Tor colds,
coughs, catarrhs, bronchitis, incip-
lent consumption, and all Other
throat and lung diseases.
| The Des Moines printers send out
sample of work with prices for the
same, to meet the requirements Of
the Pharmacy law. In every in
stance their prices is higher than
our prices would be for the same
class Of work.
H. d. Rygg, who formerly carried
on a tailor shop in CrescO, has re-
turned and located over Platt 4
Malley' clothing store, where he de-
sires to meet his old patrons and as
many new ones as see lit to come
He believes himself master OF the
profession and will make garments
in modern styly aud guarantee good
fits. 27tf.
Miss Louise Abbott, who will be
remembered by residents Of Cresco,
some ten years ago for her beautiful
readings at public entertainments,
has been prevailed upon to give a
reading 10 Cresco, before her retul n
to Chicago. She has been under
the instruction OF Prof. Lyman, and
other instructors In elocutiOn, during
the past few years. Those coinpe-
tent to Judge commend her most
highly.
Last week we were for want OF
space, unable to call attention to the
advertisement Of the New Oregon
Nurseries. We do SO now because i,
few thoughts aud suggestions seem
pertinent.
LIST. Mr.. Mitchell the proprietor
makes thorough test Of his trees
and their adaptability to our climat.
before commenting them to the
public.
2nd. This fact our farmers and
others seem to ignore. giving their
orders for trees and shrubs to men
representing nurseries ut distance.
3rd. Nursery men recognize this
feature OF Mr.. Mitchell's way OF do
ing business and the result Is that
they come in and secure orders for
trees ut about three times the price
asked by Mr.. Mitchell, and then that
their trees may stand the test, they
fill their orders with trees grown IN
the New Oregon Nursery by Mr..
Mitchell.
4th. But recently several thous-
and pounds OF trees were shipped by
tim to Il nursery man in Charles
City, ut about the price he sells at to
farmers at the nursery, and now
| these same trees are many OF them
returned to Clesco and pitt out with
in two miles of where they started
from, the farmer paying Transports.
ton both ways, commission to agents
and u profit to the Charles City nurs.
eryman, and are procuring trees
which have been several days out oil
the ground, instead OF having been
out a few hours, had they done as
the Charles City nurseryman did
bought Of Mr.. Mitchell at the New
Oregon nursery.