The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15
THURSDAY, JULY u, 1856.


DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures
any pain in s to 80 minutes. bruist
Or cut without soreness.
Mr.. Benz. Hollanbeck aged s;
years, died in Granger on the 6th
instant.
John E. Peck went to Cedar Rap.
ids Tuesday. The b. A., K OF l.
we're to meet there on Wednesday.
Martin Luther has been in town
this week, the guest OF chosen
friend.
Come il and see a first quality
calf skin boot for $2.25.
Al A. ZUxDELowIrz.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most ef-
fective blood purifier ever devised
It is recommended by the best ply
sicians.
Gentlemen's straw hats--a big va
riety and they are dirt cheap ut A.
Al
Machine Oil. The best quality
For sale cheap at
Fred Miller's Harness Shop. Alta
Frances G. Second daughter OF
C Christopher Powers aged IL years,
died at the home OF her parents Ill
Uresco July 2d.
We have made sweeping reduc-
ton in our clothing department.
Call In and examine our prices.
Al A. ZUNDELOwITZ.
I. G. Chamberlain Of Saratoga,
had some cattle killed by lightning
morning. Partially insur-
ed.
Prof. e. G Cooley and wife took
ia u little barefooted stranger on
last. Its girl. lne pro-
lessor Is doing well.
William Michael, OF Albion Was
Ut Preston Minnesota, July,
sth with Miss Katie Kern, by tue
Rev. Win. Notion, Of Granger.
$500 yards Of the popular brands
Of Lawrence l. L and Indian Stand
ard sheeting ut 5 cents per yard.
II A. ZUNELowIrz.
The School board ut Ossiab, has
Fred 9. Clark former
county Superintendent OF this county
for another year AS principal Of its
school.
Since the 4th of July We have re-
duced all our lawns, white goods,
alloy.r iaces, laces aud emoroiderics
OF which we have fall ilne 10 So
lect from. Al A. ZUNDELowITz.
Charles E. TeetshorD, Of Wiune
shiek dropped q few pounds Of white
clover sweetness In this Office Que
day last week. Charley's bees know
how to make fine honey.
At the dining hall of the DEBORAH
Institute table board will be furnish
ed. during Sci TENDER. to males for
J. is; to females, $l.35 per week.
The fall .erm-lO weeks-begins
Sept s.
J. Sovereign Of the Peoples Ad.
vocate, 1t Atlantic, WAS il town
over Sunday. AS State organizer
Of the Knights Of Labor he il doing
A noble work.
The regular meetings OF /. A. 4343,
K. OF L., will hereafter be held Ut Its
Hall In Cresco, the second aud fourth
OF each month. All mem.
bers IN good standing invited to all
We call attention to the advertise
ment OF the Eldredgo Sewing Ma.
chine, elsewhere in our paper, with
our proposal for the disposal Of it, On
the sale OF tickets with subscriptions
to the paper. II you want = sewing
machine try your luck on ticket.
II. b. Rygg, who formerly carried
on q tailor shop in 'Cresco, has re-
turned and located over Plat q
Malley' clothing store, where he de-
sires to Meet hts old patrons and rs
many new ones az see hit to come.
He believes himself master OF the
profession and will make garments
in modern styly and guarantee good
dts. 27tf.
Charley Pooler wife and babies
are visiting friends in and abont
Cresco. Charley was a'boy III Glen.
mer's drug store years since In New
Oregon and Cresco, aud ono OF the
lads who never seemed to fear that
he'd more than earned his SALARY.
His fidelity made Aitu = aie,aher; OF
the ffrm OF Clemmer y Pooier at
Austin.
Tie raie pension claim OF Mr.. McNIil-
Ian, was made special cnsa in
evidence has been taken
pertaining thereto and the claim
allowed at $50 per month with three
years back ply, amounting to sl,-
O50, another feather In the cap Of
Geo. NJ. Van Leuven Jr. Pension at
torney ut Lime Springs.
VIM. q: Brown who for many
years was o popular clerk in DR.,
Clemmer's drug store at this place
has located at Elma, q new town In
the southwest part Ut this county on
the line OF the D. s. n. w. railroad
which will be- in operation from Dbl
buque to st. Paul before snow flies.
mn" h.- . -; n good location and
-. =. i. prosperous business with
out douht:
The lew town In the southwest
part OF the county will open on,
with ball to morrow might. The
music will be made by the Cresr,
Orchestra. Prizes to be- given t.