The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-02

DEALER, the Caward store Will De
occupied with full and complete stock
OF new goods.
Walter Kline, a printer who learn
ed his trade in Cresco, employed at
his profession for the past two or
three years in Minneapolis has been
visiting his mother and friends in
Cresco.
Henry Craft was having . friendly
scufiie at Steve Hamilton's store last
Friday that resulted in broken leg,
which was repaired by DR.. Bowers.
Blank orders for the use Of sub-dis-
tricts on the treasurers Of district
township, nicely printed and bound,
100 in book, for 50 cents, at the
PLAIN DEALER Office.
John G. Livingston Of Milton, Rock
county, Wis, formerly residing near
Cresco, made q business trip to Cres-
co last week. looking to his farm and
marketing his unsold crops.
Rev. Heimann's first German
class begin their second term next
Monday evening. The newly organ
lied class begin the next evening.
Times are not very hard, we Judge,
among the attorneys, from the fact
that one OF ours declined to 60 out in
the street for ten dollars a day or two
since.
John Genshow, one Of Cresco's young
men, in whom the town may take q
just pride. came down from st. Paul
to visit with friends for . day before
going to New York City, where he
has permanent engagement for the
men he has been employed with in
st. Paul for a..couple Of years.
Felkey \ Huesselman, the butch
ers who have occupied the basement
Of the Van Slyke House, have rented
the room under A. H. Caward's new
building and will probably be occu-
plying it before another issue of this
paper.
The Daily issue of The Chicago
Herald is now eight, ten, twelve or
sixteen pages as the news demands,
and it is sent one month by mail for
fifty cents. How 80 much can be AZ
f0rded for for 50 little money il q
wonder to every Herald reader.
Joseph Lickteig, one Of Howard
County's most prosperous farmers is
visiting with friends at Scipio, Kan
sas, who he has not seen for twenty
two years. The change that time
has wrought in those years viii be a
surprise to him and to his friends
alike.
Whooping cough, Group, sore throat
sudden colds, and the lung troubles
peculiar to children, are easily con.
trolled by promptly administering
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. This remedy
is safe to take, certain In it's action,
and adapted to all constitutions.
A Farmers Alliance has been put
in process OF formation in Cresco; a
charter, we understand, has been
applied for. 1t Is unnecessary that we
say the organization IL hostile to the
policies which have prevailed in Fed
eral administrations for the past
years. The declared pur-
poses OF the organization, as shown
by the declaration of it's objects else
where printed, shows how it stands.
The Herald at Dubuque has prob
ably the largest Job Printing and
Book Binding Establishment in Iowa.
1t devotes itself especially to Book
and Blank Books, and its
work In this line is unequalled In the
state. When you want books or mag
azines bound or blank books made,
send to the Herald Office.
All the churches Of Cresco had ap-
Christmas servicee to on.
terrain the children as well as to
crafty the older ones. The Episco-
pals had Christmas tree in Prices
Hall loaded down with presents for
the sabbath school children who
were also served with . bountiful
supper, making for them an evening
full OF enjoyment.
Any one wishing good oyster
stew or lunch can be accommodated
on short notice by calling at Bishops
Restaurant and Grocery. 1874
The following were installed in
their respective officers for the ensu-
ing year in Cresco Lodge, No. $50, at
their regular meeting 81, ult., by
Past Master L. e. A. Ling.
VIM. Wilbraham, w. NJ.
r. Thomson, 8. w.
E. A. Ely, ]. w.
H. G. Burgess, Treas.
j. Welsh, Secretary.
F. n. Coleman, 8. d.
Allan MCPHERSON, J. D.
Thos. Moen. s. 8.
Jas. Schmith, J. s.
Jno. Streinz, Tyler.
Perhaps no local disease has puz-
lied and baffled the medical profess
sion more than nasal catarrh. While
not immediately fatal it is among the
most distressing and disgusting ills
the flesh is heir to, and the records
show very few or no cases of radical
cure of chronic catarrh by any of the
multitude of modes Of treatment un-
til the introduction Of Ely's Cream
Balm q few years ago. The success
OF this preparation has been most
gratifying and surprising. 14t2
Try silverleafFlour, for sale every.
where.