The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-06-19
Money to Loan. Mrs. DR.. Barrett

/ JOnn bn0HeI6 son, Il. A., IL speHu-
ing his vacation with friends at Mar
BILE Rock, Floyd county.
Services will be held in Grace Epis-
copal Church, Sunday, June 22nd.
Rev. Irving McElroy, Guild mission
airy officiating.
There will be a young peoples soci-
able, at the residence Of Mrs. f. A.
Simpson, next Thursday evening,
10Th inst. All invited.
4th Of July excursion tickets will be
sold for one regular full first-class
fare for the round trip. Will sell July
and 4, good to return July 18th.
Mr.. Towne, who has been visiting
his brother -in-law, DR.. A. A. Eddy,
and his sister at Coal Greek, Colora-
do, returned home Tuesday, and is in
love with the climate Of that locality.
1t is in the air that John McHugh
has purchased the Cresco Times, and
will consolidate it with the Crcsco
Republican, constituting McHugh
organ Of the consolidated concern.
II that lady at the lecture the other
night only knew how nicely Halls
Hair Remover would remove dandruff
and improved hair she would buy .
bottle.
Levi Bulls was in Court on We'd
nesday and entertained this Office
with a histary Of the Strother suit
against John McHugh, bond receiver.
The Peoples Building, Loan and
Saving Association Of Geneva, N. T.,
wish to secure q General Agent for
this county. This is a good chance
for a good man. The Association
stands well and has the endorsement
of the New York state banking de-
partment.
s. l.. Cary, emigration commission
er for the III. Central II. r., with a
home at Jennings, La, but tempo
rarily located in Iowa, is making his
semi annual round in Howard coun
ty this week,
my father at the age OF SO, lost all
the hair from his head. After one
months trial Of Ayers Hair Vigor
the hair began comming, and, in
three months, he had fine growth
Of hair of the nat ural color"-P.J.
Cullen Saratoga Springs, NY.
Jennie Lind, the peerless songstress
of other days, Minnehaha. the beauti-
full Indian maiden, Joan OF Arc, the
Maid of Orleans, Alice Carey, the far
famed poetess Ruth of Sacred story,
Christine Nelson, and Miriam, with
her maids, will all sing for you at
Lyric Hall, on Friday evening.
The benefits OF vacation season
may be greatly enhanced, if, ut the
same time, the blood is being cleansed
and vitalized by the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. good appetite, fresh
vigor, and buoyant spirits attend
the use Of this wonderful medicine.
The Queen of Fame, one of the
most popular and successful enter
tainments Of the day, will be given in
Lyric Hall, on Friday evening Of this
week. More than forty characters
will be represented, all in appropri-
ate costumes. Judging from the re-
ports that come to us from Usage,
McGregor and various other large
towns, this entertainment will be the
finest we have had in many years.
j During the last week there were
two sales Of noted thoroughbred cat
tie in Cresco. The Holstein Sale of
Nv. C. Nichols & Son, embraced thirty
eight head. old and young, the prices
paid averaging over 500. Thirty
Shropshire Down sheep sold at an
average Of over SCI. McHugh's short
horn sale was for 80 head, which
brought about $12, 900, an average of
over $3.50. The crowded state Of our
!, columns prevent publishing the names
of the fortunate purchasers at these
sales.
The Farmers Uuion Mutual Fire
and Lightning Insurance Company
| of Howard county and western tier OF
l towns i'm Winnesheik county, has
!. been fully incorporated and is now
prepared to insure farm property.
Hon. s. A. Converse is the President
\ Vice President, Geo. Merrill, OF Sara
toga; John Steinman. Secretary
Hon. Warren Dafnorth, Treasurer
; The Directors are C. H. Graves, Of
Paris; NJ. Leslie, Chester; T. J. Rich
). ards, Howard Center; +. J. Williams
Foreston, A. j. Cook, Howard Cen
ter, who with the officers above nam
/. ed constitute the board.
: In the case of f. Strother vs.. s. J
n Henderson, defendant, John McHugl
n garnishee, the jury found a verdic
,. for plaintiff against McHugh for *22
/. with ten per cent interest from tn,
,r date of payment of the note and salts
D. faction of the Strother- Henderson
= confession Of Judgment Ossian Bee
A history OF this case as shown b.
'e the evidence would bring the blusl
}, of shame to the cheek of an ordinar,
!, bandit, but we are told that it di'
n not ever blanch the cheek of the maj
h who had held i'm his lecherous han,
for many years the money of Enocl
Va Strother.
: Hon. John Foley of this city ra
for treasurer of state ut tim
:. when his chances were hopeless. No,
Is that the democrats have decided t
u. elect full ticket this fall would
not be doing the square thing to plac
!. = his name on the ticket again! JOIN
ran ahead of his ticket before-an
and he can do it again. What s,a