The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-08-28

Fluke, drove over from ElIila OH
Wednesday. Mr.. Mead who il an
accomplished musician, desires to
organize class in vocal music in
Cresco, for which he will visit our
town soon.
The call for the congressional con-
vention at New Hampton, appears IN
the PLAIN DEALER this week. The
convention will meet the 9th Of Sept.
and il wise counsel prevails will
nominate the next congressman for
the Fourth district.
Mrs M. J. Grover, of Milford,
Kansas, writes to DR.. r. w. Wood OF
McGregor, Iowa, for another supply
OF his Blackberry Carminative,
! stating it was the best remedy she
had found for all bowel complaints
during the epidemic there last year.
Sold by oil druggists.
a letter from H. G.. McCarty OF
st. Paul, appears in PLAIN DEALER
this week. Mr.. McCarty was the
attorney Of the parties whom Mr..
McHugh sought to mulch in the tune
of $3.50, as receiver in the Strother
matter, vigorously but unsuccessfully
resisting his appointment.
Nash & Harlan prepared an ele-
giant lot Of furniture to take to the
Fair, but after getting it all arranged
q customer came in, bought it, and
instead Of its going to the Fair it was
sent to his house. This is why their
display was not all they could have
desired, although it was certainly
worthy of much merit.
The papers are suggesting that
Wright and Detwiler, Of Charles City,
are telling SO much about each other
in their respective papers that is bad,
it is time the grand jury began inves-
LEGATIONS. Mrs. Wright attempted to
clean out the rival paper the other
day, but like Miss McHugh's assault
on editor Mead, OF the Cresco PLAIN
DEALER, there was no damage done.
Dubuque Herald.
The towards who have kindly init
mated to Worden Strother and 9TH
ers that they may be knocked over
when not expecting it unless they
stop telling the truth about John Nc
Hugh had better observe that this
community. fully three to one, il
against them and their methods, and
can give an eye for an eye and a
tooth for tooth and have good lot
OF both left after others are all gone.
There is u paper in this county
whose editor was purchased last year
to support the democratic ticket at a
cost of about one hundred dollars to
the Cresco democrats. Then he did
the party more harm than good, and
the same paper perhaps through de-
sign has the names of the candidates
of the democratic state ticket wrong
in whole or in part.
Z 1t IL amusing to see the THREE
democrats who stopped the PLAIN
DEALER because of it's criticism Of a
dishonest republican, rush around
and borrow it Of their neighbors, be-
fore the neighbor has had time to
read it. We promise to make il of
interest to them as long as John re-
mains an aspirant for congress. As
a 'faki r. for our Agricultural Society
he is perhaps the best man We can
get, and let him have that office we
say.
Miss Anna McHugh, Cresco girl,
called at the office of the Iowa PLAIN
DEALER the other day and demanded
that the editor. w. II. Mead, publish
retraction of some charges made
against her father; emphasizing heI
demand with a few careless flourishes
of a large-sized revolver. The editor
made a flank movement, captured
the artillery, and routed the enemy
with her own battery.-Chicago Tn
ion.
1t cost one hundred dollars to clear
away the fog that the sun might
shine for the democrats last fall. A
ten dollar nd removed the mist from
before it, healed the lacerated heart
of its editor and procured quarter
of a column of false statements in de-
Tense of John Ntzhugh,. Now, if he
will apply his talent for misstate-
ment to the court records that SO an.
noy John, mystify or refute their
conclusion, John will divide his for
tune with the editor. John is silent
about them-perhaps has been wait
ing for some able bodied prevaricator
to come to his assistance. -
c. l. White has on exhibition at the
Fair grounds q case Of ladies' and
children's foot gear, embracing some
thirty varieties, grades, styles and
qualities. The entire lot of samples
in the case are from the extensive
manufacturing establishment Of At
kins, West & Co., Milwaukee, Wis
This is an old established house, that
through years of honest goods and
reliable work, has built up an i'm
mense trade and an enviable reputa
ton. The goods exhibited by Mr.
White speak for themselves, and al
though he will not have stock tina,
will embrace the entire lot of styles
grades and qualities, he will tax.
pleasure in ordering for customer
any of the styles they may select
This will give people an opportunit!
to procure right here in Cresco, a
reasonable prices, the finest and bes
ladies' shoe sold in any market in tin
United States.
Fine Sheep, Highly Bred.
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