The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-30

| Miss Nettie Siddall visited in Linn,
Springs last week.
Mrs. G. X. Berg has been i'll with q
severe attack Of pleuro-pneumonia.
Charley Miller, the painter, is seri
ously indisposed.
Silk boiling, drapes, banners and
fancy articles for sale at MaIlery'.
Gallery.
i Charley Blackburn was home from
Milwaukee Saturday, and the early
part of the week.
Both the PLAIN DEALER and Dem.
orests Family Magazine one year fol
only $3.50.
Sister Mary Edward has returned
from Chicago, welcomed by her many
friends and pupils.
Miss Linn Wallace will soon return
from Minneapolis. Since the first Of
June she has finished the complete
course in stenography.
The Tomas Bros. are entertaining
their sister Maggie for = few days,
which they would gladly extend into
months.
Mr.. Button has sold his interest in
the horse business in Cresco to his
partner, Mr.. Lemon, who henceforth
will be sole proprietor Of the Rink
stables.
Jerry w. Conway and J. w. O'Niel
Of Alton, Sundayed with friends at
Cresco. Both arranged for the future
visit of the Plain Dealer ut their
homes.
The parties interested in the library
at Mr.. Miller's store are requested to
come and take the books away rs he
has no room for them.
Albert Greenbaum came in form
Dakota on the night train, Wednes-
day, and will visit his parents few
days before resuming his position in
Chicago.
Falling Of the hair is the result OF
inaction Of the glands or roots OF the
hair, or q morbid state Of the scalp,
which may be cured by Halls Hair
Remover.
John T. Rutherford was seriously
injured by a falling building, he was
taking down on the Kelly farm, north
Of town, but is improving under the
care of DR.. Roome.
C. p. Lent has the set Of abstracts
completed and will be found perma-
nently located in the Office with
Frank Sayre, which he will occupy
alone in time.
The Democrats of Howard county
should see to it that u full vote is
polled next Tuesday. A full vote of
the party means a victory for the
peoples candidates.
As family medicine, Ayers Pills
excel all others. They are suited to
every age and, being sugar-coated,
are easy to take. Though searching
and thorough in effect, they are mild
and pleasant in action, and their use
is attended with no injurious results.
G. H. Faulkes, having sold his farm,
has sale Of cattle, horses and per-
sonal property generally, Thursday,
November Goth, on the old Webster
Haven farm, near Lime Springs.
Miss Eva Doolittle goes tomorrow
to Greenleafton, Mimi, to commence
a five months term of the public
school. She has been employed there
heretofore.
8. A. Converse is putting in steam
power to pump water for his stock
and to grind feed, finding dependence
on wind power certain for only about
one day in q week.
Dan Lacy of Chicago was in Cries.
co last week fixing up the monument
at the grave Of his son Walter, buried
in Oak Lawn Cemetery.
The PLAIN DEALER, with IL vol.
umes of Dickens works, the Man,
moth Cyclopedia volumes, over
21OO pages choice reading, and Is
novels, all for the small sum of $2.4O.
C. D. Nichols & Co., take their
place in the Plain Dealer this week,
with big advertisement Of season.
able goods at reasonable prices. II
they have not advertised what you
want, II in the clothing or furnishing
line, they have it. ASK and you
shall receive"
| The first successful blood purifier
ever offered to the public was Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Imitators have had
their day, but soon abandoned the
field, while the demand for this in.
comparable medicine increases year
by year, and was never SO great as at
present.
III you wish to make Christmas
present to friend you cannot give
anything more appropriate or more
acceptable than q set of Dickens
works and the PLAIN DKALER, one
year, the cost of which will be S1.6O.
The Wheeler T. Mccoy building il
rapidly nearing completion. The
building will make one of the most
eligible store rooms in town, with 9
capacious cellar suitable for handling
butter and eggs, and will not be long
without tenant. The upper part i,
done of for a residence and lis yer,
conveniently arranged. We under
stand it will be occupied as such b.
Mr., and Mrs. Mccoy.
i Alex McClaskey having leased hi
Howard Center farm, has an auction
sale Of the personal property there
on the 9Th Of November, commend