The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-04-18

Mrs. J. J. Sloan, Of Ricevllle. is Wis
ting friends i'm Cresco.
Geo. H. West Of Elma was Cresco
caller on WednesdAy
r. J. McHugh expects to leave
Queenstown for home to day.
| A new restaurant and lunch room
has been opened first door north Of
lO'Grady's shoe store.
lC. N. Frink OF DEBORAH was in town
Wednesday taking orders for fine
rubber goods.
Mrs. r. b. Thompson Of Minneapo-
lis il guest in the family Of J. b.
Barber for few days.
Mrs. G. O'Grady and children are
in Chicago, whittier Mrs. O'Grady
has been called in consequence OF the
illness of her mother.
w. T. Symonds Of West DEBORAH
has appointed Mrs. Price agent for
the sale Of his greenhouse plants in
Cresco. His catalogue Is nice one.
Rev. o. w. Catlin will preach at
New Oregon next Sunday at 8 O'Clock,
at which time steps will be taken to-
ward organizing for Sunday school
work.
Mrs J. C. Kellow and Mrs Gooder
from Riccville were in town this
week. and promise to let us know
the why's and the where-fores for the
next PLAIN DEALER.
b. r. Evans started Tuesday morn
ing for Washington Territory, to be
absent two or three weeks. He goes
to look after some stock that he took
out there last spring.:
Persons who come in from the
country on Sunday morning expect.
ling q shave for church are disap.
pointed in that, as our barber shops
run on penny ante" now, II at all,
on Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theophilus left fol
lie Roy ON the morning train Satur
dap, where Mrs. Theophilus will re
main with her parents during his alb
sence to Arkansas City and the Okla.
homa country.
The annual Easter Monday meet
ing will be held in Grace Episcopal
Church. Monday, Apr. 22nd ut TN
p. NJ. All members and friends Of the
church are requested to be present
The Tax Reformer quarterly ter
} page pamphlet, published by w. v
8 Marshall, at Santa Fe, Kansas, Mt 2!
D cents q year, IL before US. 1t is fillet
!, with thought provokers upon thu
: theme Of its title, the number befor,
us being worth the price for the year
The case OF d. p. Andrus VS. TIL,
:. C. st p and X G railroad tried in tn,
: District court Mt Dubuque IL
= which $1o, 900 was claimed for kill
ing q man named Peter Cheever a
: Epworth, was decided in favor of tn,
railroad company.
. Mrs. A. q. Siddall has been to mar
I ket for Millinery goods and will ado
= to her business a stock of dry good
i adapted particularly to wants OF he
I lady customers Her stock will EN-
: brace new and fashionable styles ant
: shades at popular prices. She ask
: the ladies to examine 1t yles ant
E qualities believing that these will
. the prices will secure patronage.
J. f. Wells had In Cresco last Satur
day five colts sired by the Clydesdal'
stallion "Gen. Robert 2nd," belong
ing to c. E. Wells of Albion. Two 0
the colts were 2-years old this spring
the others yearllngs, and it is ques
tionable II five finer colts can be fount
in the county. One 2-year old colt il
ordinary flesh weighs 1175, the othe
100 pounds.
Editor Of the PLAIN DRALER, pleas,
: announce In the columns of you
valuable paper that we are sole agent
I for st. Patrick's pills, the most per
! feet cathartic and liver pills In til,
= market. They not only physic. bu
cleanse the whole system; purify TIN
Y blood and regulate the liver and bow
j els; they are vigorous but gentle il
!. their action and can always be de
. pended upon. For sale by Lowry 4
9 Connolly.
Ex-Mayor Patrick OF Mciregor wa
!, fined $500 and costs, for assaultinl
4 j. j. Grlnnell, court reporter at Wan
|. kon on the 4th. Patrick alluded t,
q Grinnell as 1.-The shriveled end Of tn
J, court Grinnell retorted, alluding t
!. Patrick as the hero Of Fort Pillow
who. was courtmartialed for cowar
dice" The charge Of cowarlice wa
undoubtedly true. None but q COW
ard would strike q cripple or woman
!, Three days Ia q very short time il
which to cure a bad case Of rheulna
It tisnM; but it can he done, il the prop
er treatment is adopted, as will b
seen by the following from jaime
Lambert, OF New Brunswick, Ills. .
!, was badly afflicted with rheuMatisl
e in the hips and legs, when bought
y bottle of Cl,ainberlain's Pain Balm
q. 1t cured me in three days. l am a
= right to day; and would insist on e,
= cry one who is afflicted with that tel
rible disease, to use Chamberlain
: Pain Balm and get well at once"
For sale by Lowry + Connolly.
Il The Cresco Union Savings Ban
pi continues for another year under til
y wise and judicious management this
8 has characterized the institution thu
y far. The stockholders met last wee
!. as provided in its articles of incorpo
>; ations and elected the. followin
" Board Of Directors: Robert Thomson
a. J. J. Lowry, C. K. Berg, Hon. Wa