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

Saturday night Immediately after
the adjournment OF the republican
caucus, ut the Court House, to nom
mate q citizens anti-monopoly ticket
for corporation officers in Cresco.
By order OF town committee.
Remember the Concert at Lyric
Hall, February 26th.s
The PLAIN DEALER and Demorests
Monthly Magazine, both one year
for %. SO.
It looks now as il winter would
have u moist time lingering in the
lap OF spring.
Special communication for work
at CrescO Lodge, No. $50, A. F. & a.
NJ, Tuesday evening. March I'd, 1886,
]. G. Terry went to Albion, Nehras-
ka, starting Monday last, 20 make u
brief visit with friends and relatives
residing there.
The sun is q good ways of, and SO
oIC SnAOu@ uuu iuA6 lLOuOiCS lAOAi
those who use DR.. \. Stones Bron-
chial Waters. Csc.
The Telegraph thinks II Geo.
Washington had lived to the pres
ent time and remained in politics he
would have learned to lie.
Hon. D. B. Johnson, one of the
leading legal lights OF Austin, was
in Cresco last Friday, making q very
welcome call at this office.
Rev. Mr.. Mynard, rector Of the
Episcopal church at DEBORAH, held
service In Grace church in this place
Tuesday evening and Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Ed. Gillett's brother from
Michigan, came down on his way
home from Minneapolis last Satur-
day, and has been putting in his
time here. He goes home this week.
A very pleasant sociable was given
under the auspices Of Grace church
Tuesday evening at the restaurant
parlors OF Hope s. Co.. and it was
largely attended by the church and
its society.
RI. Weightman's milk advertise.
ment promises the people cheaper
rates for milk than they have been
paying. The price Mr.. w. fixes is
four cents a quart. Orders may be
left at Caward's grocery.
Frank Glass went to Dakota the
first of the week. II he should bring
with him the object of his attraction
few would be surprised. We have
our mouth all arranged to say Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Glass at any time.
The Ladies G. Quartette of the M.
E. Church will give concert at Lyr.
ic Hall, February Goth, under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society.
Miss Emma Won Elsner, a sister of
the eminent "Litta,' will be one OF
the singers on that occasion.
Wishing to make a new departure
while on this ball OF mud, I will
make an Auction sale from in front
OF the Court House, afternoon OF
Saturday, March 9th, 1886, which
will include horses, wagons, harness
SEES, cows, and other articles OF util-
ity and general use.
tits a good rule to accept only
such medicines as, after long trial,
proved worthy Of confidence. This
is case where other peoples eXner-
fence may be of service, and it has
been the experience of thousands
that Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the
best cough medicine ever used.
The attentive reader will not miss
the advertisement OF the old and
popular stand OF Barber Il Lowry as
announced elsewhere. Mr.. Patter-
son adapts himself to the business
and seems as much at home there as
if it had been the vocation Of life
time with him. His sons drop into
the traces as naturally as profession
al clerks.
Remember the Concert at Lyric
Hall, February Goth.
The Forum is a new magazine
which will be issued from No. 81
Fifth ave-, New York, about March
l. Judging from the list Of contrib
utors announced it will from the com.
mencenent rank with the leading
magazines OF the country. It prom.
ises to be "genuinely independent"
Its terms are not made known in
the announcement OF sent us.
A cup OF hot coffee and lunch for
Is cents at ARNOLD & TERRY's.
Spring is preparing herself with
balmy air and sunshine. SO Kimball
4 Cole arc preparing to make it
profitable for all who want the most
and best goods for the least money
to come and purchase their spring
millinery oi them. Reduction OF ex-
penses in our new location will en-
able us to make prices very low. We
want all our customers to know that
the popular millinery store 8 doors
north of the postoffice is carrying
the largest and best line Of fine kid
gloves ever offered in Cresco; oil
shades and eolors; in sizes to suit
all customers. The best goods for
the least money. Come and see and
examine for yourselves. We will
cheerfully show any goods whether
you purchase or not. Remember
the place, 3 doors north OF the post
office. 2ltf K1MBALL & COLE.
Seeing notices OF the election Of
school officers pcs e. about town,
set us to thinking what kind Of tint
ber the people would raise to those
most honorable positions this
spring.
For the best interests of the
schools VT should elect the soundest
most candid and best educated (not
necessarily from booksl men OF the
community, surely not those who
will use their position as a lever for
their own personal advantage or for
a whip to lash out their individual
prejudic-s. People who have the
| education OF their children tone Of