The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-03-28

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I. e. Lamborn, editor and proprie.
tor Of the ElIna News, was Cresco
visitor on Tuesday. We acknowledge
pleasant coll from him and from
Mr.. Riley, new conner at Elma from
Kansas.
The Chinese Village entertainment
will be given in Lyric Hall the even
ing Of April LIST. There are several
genuine Chinese with the entertain
lnent. The admission is Is cents for
children under ~ years, and Is cents
for adults.
s. NJ. Wildman is shipping his
household effects to Albion, Calhoun
county, Mich, another victim to the
infamy of usury made possible in the
policy of currency control and con-
traction by the corporations.
Prof. Geo. Chandler, Of Usage, will
lecture before the Howard County
Institute on Tuesday evening, April
9th. Subject: ITO be, or not to be a
School Teacher-That is the Cues
tion." Lecture free; all are invited
to attend.
Capt. Donahugh has rented his
house to Mr.. O'Malley, who during
the two years absence Of Mr.. Dona-
hugh, will build a residence where
his present one is located. Capt.
Donahugh and wife will spend their
time chiefly in New York, during the
time they are away.
The Chicago s. Atlantic Rail Road
advertisement may be seen elsewhere
in the PLAIN DEALER this week.
Persons who may have business east
of Chicago to any of the great cities
of the sea board will find it to their
interest in time, money and comfort
to ask for and obtain tickets over
that route. We IRE assured by per-
sonal friends who have gone over
that line that it is one of the best
equipped and best managed roads
in the country.
Boils, pilnples, hives, ringworm.
letter aud all other manifestations of
impure blood are cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
John Reynolds, of Helena, Mont,
has been spending few weeks with
his sister at this place and with other
friends. He formerly resided In this
town going from here some twenty
years since. He returns to Helena
this week. +. J. Mead, Of the PLAIN
DEALER, put in several years at that
place and in its vicinity. He worked
on one Of Its early newspapers, which
used to come to us at New Oregon
printed on wall paper, Its print hav-
ing been showed in some hundreds of
miles away.
The spring term of the DEBORAH In
stitute opens April 18th, Bookkeep-
ing and commercial law will be
taught without extra charge, Day
board will be furnished at $1.45 per
week.
The st. Paul Globe says the strike
on the 20 road cost the road q
shortage Of $7,e0O,0 1O. And it i.
altogether probable that the loss Of
the strikers was another $1,000. 900
The result is as in a law suit, both
sides lose, even though one is said te
win.
/! A person Is seldom sick when thei,
bowels are regular, and never wei
when they are irregular. Eear thii
in mind and keep Irur bowels regu
iGr by an occasional dose Of ST. Pat
ticks Pills. Sold by Lowry & Con
molly.
1t is a sorry day for the AMerica,
people when = man of the legal cali
Der !. Warren Keller Of Ohio, can b.
thought Of for Justice Of the Supre,n
Court, to succeed Stanley Matthews
II the President will consult the pub
lie welfare, he will appoint Judg
Walter z. Gresham.
|, Mr.. G. j. Smith, travelling sales
man for BelfOr.l, Clark S CO.. Chica
go, had tho misfortune to sprain hi
wrist most severely. Il was sufferin
great pain, he says, land my wris
: was badly swollen; a few application
OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieve
the pain and reduced the swelling i
one night, and in consequence III
work and business was not interrupt
9 ed, for which am very grateful.
! can recommend Chalnherlain's Pal
e Balm from personal experience.
| Sold ny Lowry y Connolly.
"A One of the most pleasant soci;
e events Of the season was the twent,
J, third anniversary Of the marriage {
: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Craghill ,
!, their home last evening. There wei
|. many invited guests present, VII
: were most agreeably entertained an
i very satisfactorily and sumptuousl
L feaSted. All to soon seemed to con
Z the hour to cut of the pleasure
q the evening.
:, Geo. Daggett, Arcadia, Nebrask
J. asks for the present. whereabouts
II Henry Pierce, who used to reside {
:. the hill east Of New Oregon. Any
q our readers who know will confer
& favor by reporting as above.
J. Prairie fires have become altoyeth
It too frequent through the cariesne
e acknowledgements Of persons who D
g out fires. Sixty tons of hay W
y burned on Monday, toward Lii
q Springs. Lewis Elnond lost % to
i Tuesday, and yesterday o fire start
p on the james Dunn farm north
IS CrescO, run over about three miles
E. prairie and burned about 100 tons.
Is CONSUMPTION CURED.
~ An old physician, retired from practice, h
re Ing had placed In his hands BY an East In
Tn missionary the formula OF Il simple vegeta
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma all thr
and Lung Affections, also a positive and rad
cure for dervOus Debility and all Nervous L,
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