The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
John F. Light has taken editorial
control Of the Elma News.

John f. Light has taken editorial
control Of the Elma News.
Green Bay Rum is supposed to be
the coming man for the position va
Gated by Tanner.
The greatest price ever paid for q
horse has been given for Axtel, Iowa's
famous colt. Mr.. Williams pocketed
41O5, 900 for the stallion.
Doan's up town Grocery is closing
out it's Dry Goods, Gents underwear.
Gloves, Mittens, Ladies, Gents and
Childrens' Hosiery, towels and hand
kercheifs, Overalls and Jeans pants.
He will take wood, potatoes, beans,
butter and eggs.
Mis- Cora Hughes, Of Foreston, an
interesting and intelligent young
lady, is q student in the Cresco Pub
lie School for the winter, making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Beadle.
FoUND,-A pocket book containing
q small sum Of money which the own
er can have by describing it with the
contents, and paying for this notice.
Mr.. Shumaker, the finder, has left it
at this Office for identification.
Do you suffer with catarrh? You
can he cured IL you take Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the great blood purifier.
Sold by all druggists.
The case Of Doolittle vs. Hall, ap-
pealed to the supreme court has been
affirmed, thus showing another mis-
take Of Moses or his attorney, in TAX
ing up such case.
1t will pay the Ladies to call on
Mrs. Long, for Millinery goods. Re-
member the place,-over Martins
meat market in Centennial Block. tt
Herbert w. Sims, OF Granger was
married on Wednesday evening, Oct.
16, to Mettie NJ. Reid Of Florenceville.
The nth inst. they went to Forest
River, North Dakota, to set up in the
business of house keeping. We for
give the bride for the little deception
she practiced on us as to her name,
when ordering her wedding cards of
invitation.
We are glad to learn that Victor
Kruis, who had the misfortune to
break his arm while husking corn, is
doing well. DR.. Bowers in attend
ence. BY the way the Doctor seems
to be meeting with remarkabls sue
cess in treating both acute and chron-
ic diseases, as others besides the Grip
pies, with whom he has had except
ional success can testify.
The place on Market street, next to
Connolly & Fitzgerald, known as the
PheIan Store, is for rent or sale. En-
quire Of ]. T. DoNAHUGH. Ct
Patrick Riley, democratic veteran
from Alton, came in on Tuesday and
paid for the Plain Dealer for the Goth
year. We have goodly lot of old
standbys in Alton, who remember
the printer: Ed, Peterson and John
Maloney were with the old gentle
man, making their annual payment,
numbering nearly . score Of years.
Perfection Oil is high fire test, and
is the best family safety oil on the
market
Prof. Cooley has purchased the
plat Of ground east OF w. II. Owens
and south Of H. E. Tomas residence,
! and contemplates erecting o good
and subst antial home thereon next
season. He has a very desirable 10.
cation.
Oct. 90, 80, Nov. 1, 5, s and 8, tickets
will he sold at a fare and a third with
so cents added for tickets Of admis.
sion to American Horse Show. Chica.
go. good for 5 days from day of sale.
Nov. Il, -, Is, 10, 10 and 20, tickets
to the American Fat Stock Show al
! Chicago will be sold at a fare and a
: third for the round trip, with so cts
added for ticket to the show.
! A little barefooted boy came to w
, B. Lent's last Friday morning. HI
weighs ID lbs, ozs.-troy weight
exactly. He was too fine lad to bt
weighed on avoirdupoise scales. HI
, was arrayed In purple and fine liner
provided with pair of shoes and Q
drink Of milk and invited to stay anC
0 be q good boy.
; Send to H. r. Eagle + Co., GS Wa
4 bash ave., Chicago, for price list.
III Mrs. H. L. Price has just returned
from Chicago. having made a yer,
large purchase OF dolls, children
:. TOYS and games, Christmas goods II
] great variety, jewelry and silverware
She says she never bought such mic.
goods SO cheaply as at this time, AMI
;, customers will get the benefit o
these bargains.
Reed & Heath, at the Victor Rollel
: Mills, Lime Springs, Iowa, are nov
hulling and grinding Buck whea
with their new outfit, making an ex
e cellent quality Of Buck wheat -four
: They do this with dispatch, so Gus
! toners do not have to wait long
9 Have good stabling for teams from
t distance. Have constantly on han,
4 large supply Of -four and mill fee,
j Of all kinds for sale and for exchang
9 for good milling wheat. They ar
! paying the highest cash price 70
: good wheat. Running day and nigh
using both steam and water power
They are shipping most Of thei
V wheat supply from Dakota aud Min