The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-03-14

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The MasonA will hold sociable nj
their Hall on Wednesday eve, March
Goth. Masons and their wives are
cordially invited to attend.
6. V. johnson has just sold to DR..
knight, Of Leroy, Mimi. Western
Lad filley coming two in the spring
for 800 cash.
! X. J. McHugh telegraphs Doln;-
nick Rhoml,erg ut Dubuque that F.
4. Walker died ut the Island OF Capri
last Saturday.
! H. G. Berry lias commenced spread
ing mortar this early in various parts
Of the country. He is = first-class
plasterer, and will do ils good work
~ can be done by any one in this
part Of the state or in any other state.
John Haberly, farmer three miles
south Of Cresco, fell from the scaffoltl
where he was painting his barn on
yesterday, falling distance OF
twenty feet, injuring himself serious
| ", it Is feared.
Horace Gage has sued the Adver-
tiser ut Nora Syringe for $40, 600 worth
of character. That would be a good
thing to have, for some men, but
what in the world would Mr.. Gage
do with it?
Telegraphic reports say that the
barn Of j. II. Powers at New Hanlp-
ton, with its contents, valued ut $4OO
was burned by an incendiary. II
well insured it might perhaps be like
his pension case.
The Postville Review completes its
sixteenth year this week. And NIL
these long weary years have gone by
without it's editor getting suck at
the public teat. How terrible has
been the ingratitude Of republicans.
Hoods Sarsnparilla is peculiar to
arations in strength, economy and
medicinal merit.
A postal card from WIN. o. Nichols
ut Conway, in the northern part Of
Dakota, dated March 4th, said the
writer commenced sowing wheat
that day with the ground in fine con-
dition for the seed.
L. J. Glass was made night watch
by the town council on Monday
night. This is an excellent appoint.
inent, and will meet with the hearty
approval of the public.
Mr.. John J. Whistler, Paramount,
Iowa, has bought of NJ. T. Grattan,
Isinours, Mimi, the sorrel colt, Hal.
lpin, by Herod, dam Topsy, by Rat.
tler. Halpine is eight months old
and sold for $50.
A person Is seldom sick when their
bowels are regular, and never wei
when they are irregular. Bear this
In mind and keep your bowels regu.
lar by an occasional dose Of st. Pat
rick's Pills. Sold by Lowry y Con
molly.
Miller l. Weber have their new
store building on the south side near.
~ completed, and will put in com
plete stock of hardware in week OF
two. They have employed a first
class timer and will start out fully
equipped to serve the public.
Fred Ridical, living over on the
Iowa, had a lively runaway on Mon
day, himself and wife being thrown
ont Of the wagon east Of the Rink
Fortunately neither of them was ser
iously injured.
When q person tells you they never
had such q cold in their life take
their word for it and advise them t.
use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
land cure it. For coughs, colds ant
hoarseness it has no equal. Sold by
Lowry & Connolly.
| Fred Shumaker, p. NJ. at Bonair
has rendered his resignation. This Il
AZ 1t should be. To the victors be
long the spoils. No self-respectin,
democrat, it would seem to us, cai
hold down an Office under the presen
administration.
!! Mr.. JEFF Griggsby, Blandinsville
ILL.,, has bought Of w. Cassons, Chat
|. field, Minn., the bay three-year-ol,
stallion, Vulcan, by Tralnple, dan
Kate, by Rob Roy. Though strictl.
strotting bred, Vulcan weighs owe
1900 pounds In ordinary flesh, an,
stands over Is hands barefoot. MI
I Griggsby had heard of this younl
horse AZ very rapid walker an
having fine trotting action. TIL
, horse verified his reputation upon in
. spection, and Mr.. Griggsby paid tn
|, price asked, $500, and took him home
Mr.. C. J. Smith, travelling sale,
man for Belford, Clark & Co., Chics
igO, had the misfortune to sprain hi
: wrist most severely. Il was sufferin
! great pain, he says, land my wrie
was badly swollen; = few application
] OF ChaMberlain's Pain Balm relieve
: the pain and reduced the swelling |
D one night, and In consequence IN
work aud business was not interrupt
ed, for which am very grateful.
J can recommend Chamberlain Pal
. Balm from personal experience.
i Sold by Lowry + Connolly.
We regret to know that Bowlna
Brothers, at Elnla, have been con
PEELED to make an assignment for th
{ benefit Of creditors. Frank w. Churc
!. IL assignee. They have large stoc
/ Of valuable goods, more than suiil
q lent to meet their liabilities, but q
! open winter and dull sales have a
= = lowed debts to mature too fast I.
!. them.
DR.. j. w. Reed informs us tn,
I Reed & Heath have brought car loa
|, Iof Saskatchewan wheat to Lin
&; Springs, exclusively for seed. tt
J well known quality Of this wheat Ia
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