The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-02

Hon. J. H. Brown completed his
corn painting the last day OF April.
Andrew McAndrew reports his
wife seriously Ill.
Billy Marble will be In Town To-
!. morrow.
Robt. Thomson's family are re-
joicing over the advent Of q new boy.
Rev. O. w. Catlin will at three p.
IN. have church services at the poor
farm next Sunday and organize q
sabbath school.
Billy Marble the Peoples favorite
colnmedian at Lyric Hall this Friday
and Saturday.
DR.. Walker q recent graduate from
Rush Medical College of Chicago,
contemplates locating in Cresco for
the practice Of medicine.
John T. Drummond OF Florence
vile has just returned from the east
ern markets and is being followed by
an immense stock Of reasonable
goods.
Mrs. Lizzie Schulties left for her
new home at Grand Forks Dakota
this morning. Her husband has
been there since she came home to
visit, some few weeks ago.
DR.. O. b. Bowers Of Lacrosse, Wis.
q graduate of Ann Arbor Medical
College is looking over the situation
with = view to locating In Cresco as
practicing Physician.
Don't fail to nee Billy Marble Sat-
urday night in Col Sellers. This
Great Comedy Is taken from the re-
nowned book, The Gilded Age by
Mark Twain and is acknowledged by
Press and Public to be the Greatest
Comedy on the American Stage.
Don't miss seeing It.
8. L. Cary is now located at Man.
chester Iowa as the Northern Emf
grafton Agent Southern Pacific Co.
He will accompany all the excur-
sions of the Illinois Central railroad
advertised in the PLAIN DEALER to
South Western Louisiana.
Robt. Phelan and wife and Miss.
McCann took their departure for
Crookston, Mimi. where Mrs. Phelan
and her sister Miss McCann will en-
gage in the Millinery business.
We can heartily commend them to
the ladies Of Crookston as everyway
Trustworthy, and reliable.
r. j. MCHugh went to Dubuque
Monday afternoon to visit the falni-
~ Of his deceased uncle with whom
he went to Europe and to take in the
centennial Of the first inauguration
OF q President in the United States.
LOST don't know where. /
cant tell when, I don't see how
something Of great value to me, and
for the return OF which / shall be
truly thankful, viz. a good appetite.
FoUND.-"Health and strength,
pure blood, an appetite like that of
q wolf, regular digestion, all by TAX
ing that popular and peculiar med
icine, Hoods Sarsrparilla. l want
everybody to try it this season."
1t is sold by ell druggists. One
hundred doses one dollar.
Miss Anna McHugh, the musician,
departs to-day for her home in Cres-
CO, where she assumes the duties Of
stenographer and typewriter in her
fathers bank. She is q graduate Of
Bayless' Commercial college. In ad-
dition to that accomplishment, she is
q violinist Of more than ordinary
ability and il by nature and educa-
ton = lady. A number OF friends
aside from relatives regret her depar.
ture. Dubuque Herald.
The CREsCO PLAINDEALER makes
an excellent suggestion in connection
with the post Office change in that
town. It is that the local authorities
secure permission from the county
officials to erect q building on one
corner Of the court house square for
post Office and public purposes.
The rent is paid by the govern.
ment, and is sufficient to keep such a
building in good shape, and would
secure the retention of the Office in
an eligible locality. The idea is q
good one for many places similarly
situated.-Decorah Republican.
Editor Of the PLAIN DEALER, please
announce in the columns Of your
valuable paper that we are sole agents
for st. Patrick's Pills, the most per-
feet cathartic and liver pills in the
market. They not only physic, but
cleanse the whole system; purify the
blood and regulate the liver and bow
els; they are vigorous but gentle in
their action and can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by Lowry 4
Connolly.
George Burden one Of the promi-
neut business men OF Dubuque died
In that city last Saturday morning.
When the writer was q resident Of
Dubuque Mr.. Burden was member
of the banking and real estate house
OF Taylor, Richards and Burden. He
was a large land owner at one
time in Northern Iowa, and q fair
and honorable man with purchasers
who through failure Of crops or other
unforeseen causes were unable to
meet their contracts. And to his
credit the same good word applies to
his partner and br0ther-in-law, B. B.
Richards.
Three days Is q very short time in
which to cure q bad case of rheuma-