The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-08-05
THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1856.

THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1856.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Hon
ey relieves any Cough in one hour
or less. 3leowly
W. F. Weber who went to Colora
do from here several years ago has
returned to Cresco.
Mr.. John Mcnamara returned t
Cresco last Saturday morning aftel
nearly years absence.
Mrs. Cole OF Kimball g. Cole mil
linery house is visiting in Nebraska
for u few weeks.
The Van Slyke House premises
boasts the finest, best and most dur
able side walk in town. 1t merit.
the good things it gets.
Fred Gillett OF OF Glendale D. T
has been visiting friends III Crcsco
He has charge Of Bassett Il Hunt
tlng's grain trade ut Glendale.
Mrs. Dissmore and children went
home to Riceville last Monday &C.
companied by Miss Myra v. Wilcox
Of New York.
The amputation OF hand for Mr.
Henry Hughes mentioned in our pa.
per last week was wrong, In this: II
was performed by DR., Barrett as
sisted by DR.. Bennett.
H. G. Haeberle, who was a harness.
maker in New Oregon years ago in
the employment OF Dan Beam, now
county treasurer Of Delaware county
was q visitor in Cresco this week
and q welcome caller ut this Office.
Misses. Mary Mead, Lauraine
Mead and Charlotte Beadle took the
train yesterday morning for few
days at Clear Lake,-The Chautau-
qua OF the West.
up. Mckinney has a lot Of Texan
horses in town, which he will sell
on favorable terms. They may be
found at Beadle's yard north oil
town. In age they range from two
to six years, in price from $35 to $50
Tho upper floor OF the new build.
ing Of the DEBORAH Institute will be
occupied by the Department OF High
er English, J. G. Garland, teacher
The first floor will be occupied by
the DEBORAH Business Institute 4. w
Rich, principal.
While We are roasting and drying
up, they are having snow in New
Hampshire and In New York. the
snow falling to the depth Of one
inch and hall in N. H., the Sd inst
and the thermometer going below
the freezing point.
The most deadly foe to all malar-
ial diseases Is Ayers Ague Cure, a
combination Of vegetable IHgredi-
ents, OF which the most valuable Is
used in no other preparation. This
remedy is an absolute specific, and
succeeds when other remedies fail
Warranted.
It is reported that the business
houses erected at PotterstoWn in
Alton are being removed over onto
the railroad survey near Truman
Robison's.
Those who are familiar with DR..
Alice b. Stockman's book for wom-
en-, entitled Tokology, will not be
surprised to learn that it has reach
ed ite 5Oth edition, and has been
translated into German,
Uncle Toms Cabin "puts a girdle
round the EARTH in various Language
es; and why net Tokology?
The regular meetings of L. A. 4343,
K. 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.
Henry E. Tomas and Thos. j.
Tomas were called to Waukesha,
Wis on Saturday last, owing to the
serious illness OF their father from
paralysis.
H. q. Rygg. who formerly carried
on tailor shop In CrescO, has re-
turned and located over Plat l.
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
Ia modern styly and guarantee good
ats. 27tf.
Superintendent Kellow's friends
and relatives gave him = genuine
surprise last Saturday, being the re-
currence Of his birth. day. They as.
sembled quietly at the family domi-
cile, and taking possession OF the
drawing room awaited his coming to
elmer. A splendid meal to the par
ty was served, and numerous valua-
BILE presents were given to Mr.. Kel.
low.
For it's soothing and grateful in
auence on the scalp. and for remov-
ing and preventing dandrnff, Ayers
Hair Vigor has no equal. It restores
faded or gray hair to its original
color, stimulates the growth Of the
hair, and gives 1t = beautiful. glossy
and silken appearance.
A fire broke ont on the farm of J.
NJ. Mccoy in Paris last Sunday,
burning up twenty acres OF timothy
which was about to be- alvesied
for seed, also consuming a stack of
hay or grain, which, our informant
was unable to state. Before the
fire GOULD be stopped from spreau
ing they were compelled to pillow
burrows around the field. Fields
have become so exceedingly dry
that caution should be observed in
preventing fires from getting stait-
ed.
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
Reading, spelling. U. S. History.
Physiology, Writing, Drawing, ETC..
taught at the English Department Of
the University at Fayette. Only So
for board and tuition three months
Term, Sept. 7th.
At Business College, Fayette,
board and tuition IA for 3 and S73
for 6 months.
q. a..