The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-04-03
Mrs. F. E. Blackman returns to

Mrs. F. e. Blackman returns to
Chicago Saturday.
Supervisor Irwin was seen on our
streets last Monday.
We regret to learn that. D. Hayes
Of New Oregon IL on the sick list.
Little Sadie Thomson went into
Milwaukee with Miss Mcconnell,
Monday morning.
See James Cannon's advertisement
Of small fruit plants, and remember
him when ordering.
Miss Mary Kimball Of Austin is Wis
iting in Cresco and attending Insti-
tute.
Miss Kate Cooley came down from
Lime Springs Saturday to visit her
brother and to take in the Institute.
Miss Lenore Mcconnell returned to
Milwaukee to her studies on Monday
morning train.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Cole will be found in her
rooms over Plat u O'Malley's store.
Call and see her.
Every tissue Of the body, every
stronger and more healthful by the
use Of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
For a splendid line Of fancy and
fine stationery look at the display in
DR.. Clemmer's show case. 1t is ele-
giant.
Meyer Bank went to Milwaukee
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Bank Is
there visiting with parents-Mr. and
Mrs. Rosenberg.
Miss Gertie Kaiser, Of Lime Springs,
will give recitation at the enter
tainment, "A Feast Of Days." to be
given next Wednesday evening.
Presto! Change! Gray and faded
boards made to assume their original
color by applying Buckingham's Dye
for the Whiskers. 1t never fails to
satisfy,
Note the change in Seright's ad.,
with the added name to the firm, and
when in need OF goods remember the
men who dare advertise what they
sell.
A new and elegant stock Of Millin-
cry Goods at Mrs. Siddalrs, which
she will be pleased to show at her
opening, Saturday, April 5th.
Bishop Perry, Of this diocese, will
conduct services and administer the
rite Of confirmation In Grace Episco-
pal Church, Friday, at o'clock p. IN.
April 4th.
1 Prof. Breckenridge il SO confident
that he can give Business Course
equal to the best, and at no extra
charge, that he offers all two weeks
trial before deciding to enroll.
| DR.. Barrett has sold his residence
to Robert Thomson, and will proba-
bly, occupy the Chaplin house, now
occupied by Mr.. Thomson.
L. T. Woodcock returned from St.
Louis last Friday, looking as though
the trip had been of benefit to his
health. 1t is as true Of men as of
boys, that TALL work and no play
makes Jack q dull boy
A constitutional apportionment oflIa,
has been submitted in Mr.. Kent's bill.
1t gives 81 representatives on the
basis Of 1890 population. Beside
being constitutional it will save the
state more than 5000 in taxes.
4 Perhaps the smallest specimen OF a
man, Intellectually, ever elected to
1.-THE Office OF County Superintendent
in Iowa, is in Howard county. The
elevation makes him dizzy. Nearer
the ground; boss of a buck saw would
be more appropriate for him.
II your cough keeps you awake
and restless by night, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral and obtain inmedi-
ate relief. This remedy allays inflaM-
nation, heals the pulmonary organs,
J induces sleep and restores health.
The sooner you begin the better.
II Don't be deceived any more, but
, just step over to Norton's Livery next
Saturday, April 5th, and look at Hol.
listers colts; then you can tell bet
ter whether he il fraud or not.
have seen the colts, they are handles
Seeing is believing. 8. 8.
:! The class day appointments FOL
Winona Normal school are for thu
!. best scholarship. We notice three
Iowa girls among the fortunate selec
tions: Miss Lois c. Kimball, daughter
:, Of Hon. A. Kimball; Miss Ida A. AK
en- of DEBORAH, and Miss Anne DUN
: ming Of PriMghar.
!. The boys who infest the north par
. Of town, prowling In barns and steal
= ing eggs, which are taken to wher
they have an oil stove and cooke,
and eaten, must desist from sucl
/ practices. or the next notice will con
;, tain their names to the shame @
their parents and to their disgrace.
! A lecture on the wonders OF tn
|: Microscope and the Telescope will b
4 delivered in Lyric Hall, Saturda
y evening, April 5th, and Monday ever
ing, April It'll, by Prof. E. B. Swift
the avails Of these two Lectures q.
!. to the benefit Of the Library OF til
- Cresco High School.
=. The Cresco Butter Tub Manufa,
tory for ten days past has made Q
:. an average Of oyer 00O tubs day, I'll
!, : aggregate being 6064. The total nuu
Der made since commencing abo,
the first Of February has been 114S
;. which could have been more tina
doubled In response to the deman
could the slaves have been procure
H. Ed. H. Arnold and wife and bah
Inn