The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-30

Look out for the Business Mems
Carnival to be given in the near fu-
ture.
Now Is your chance. Read G. D.
Nichols 4 Co.'S advertisement.
Ed E Best Is called to Duchess Co.,
N. Y, In consequence Of the danger
GUS illness Of his mother.
John E. Jackson Of Minneapolis Is
visiting his parents for q few days.
d. D. Armes Of Garden Grove, Cal.
sends as late California papers.
Miss Jennie Davis of Lime Springs
spent the Sabbath in Cresco with her
friend, Miss Lauraine Mead.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh
by expelling impurity from the blood
which is the cause Of the complaint.
Give it u trial.
Somebody has our Remains life Of
Jesus, and Waite's first two hundred
years Of the Christian religion. VIII
you return themf
Fred Harris Of Chicago, = Cresco
boy Of birth and education has been
visiting his sister, parents and friends
for few days.
The presence of dandrufY indicates
q diseased scalp, and II not cured
blanchinE Of the hair and badness
will result. Halls Hair Remover vii
cure It.
There will be q temperance meet
ing at the New Oregon school house
next Saturday evening at 7:30. Rev
F. n. Coleman and others will id
dress the meeting.
| A recent letter from North Dakots
speaks Of . mild winter up there and
lyet 1t speaks Of the thermolnetel
having been once this winter dowr
to 10 degrees below zero.
Mrs. Emma Marsh and her HUSBAND
came down from st. Paul last Satur
day to look at the familiar faces Q
Cresco to Mrs. Marsh, and to visi
friends. Mrs. Marsh will be remem
bered better ~ Miss Emma Schofield
It will be to your advantage to visi
Nichols Clothing Establishment.
We regret to learn Of the seriou
illness of Hon. i. II, Weller. and O
il the suspension Of the National Advo
cate in the mean tine. He is slawl,
getting better, Mrs. Weller writes ua
but is still almost helpless.
Having sold my drug business,
, hereby call on all persons indebte'
! to me by note or book account to cal
7 and make immediate payment.
must have my dues.
DIR. H. q. PRICE.
Mr.. e. n. Farnsworth, Of DEBORAH
was called to McCook, Nebraska, t
: minister to his brother James, bu
without avail, as he passed on wit
; the silent majority. e. N. was takel
2 sick, telegraphed for his wife, but be
, fore she reached his bed side, he, toe
/ had joined the innulnerable thron
: 10 s'that bourne from which no tray
. eler returns" A good oitiSen, pur
!, politician, an honest man sleeps Il
' death.
: Damaged Clothing by Fire an
Watsr, at Nichols must be sold,
3 The aged widow of Patrick Brady
among the earliest settlers Of Alto
!. township, died at the home of he
son-in-law, WIN. H. Roche in Cresc
last Saturday. She has made he
home with her daughters in Crescs
0 Mrs. w. H. Roche, Mrs. A. G. Sidda
and Mrs. Jas. H. Roche since til
: death Of her husband.
ol Chas. B. Mead, publisher Of til
3 Democrat at Waterloo, Wis, has sol
i out. He established the Democrs
Is five years ago and has given the pc,
: pie there q good local paper, whic
Z they seem to have appreciated IN gi
! ing it liberal home advertisinl
y Charley learned the art prseryati,
g with the Plain Dealer Office.
y Eminent physicians everywhe
y recommend Ayers Cherry Feotor
e as the most reliable remedy that ca
be had for colds, coughs and all pl
monary disorders. Ask your dru
D. gist for Ayers Almanac; It h the be
4. publication Of the kind, and full
= information.
81! Geo. H. Beadle, son of r. w. Bead
p who died at Whatcom. Washingto
e q few days ago, was buried at tn
place instead Of being sent here as
!, tended. The physician attending hi
: lduring his brief sickness wrote n
: Beadle that owing to the conditi
:. = OF the roads and the uncertainty O
~ ing to the great distance that his !
- mains had been buried there. T
- bereaved friends and the widow
- wife have the sympathy Of the p'
- pie in their calamity,
a. We were mistaken, It seeMs, In t
% statement that our nsighhor Of
IT. Times. set the bad example OF I
gagiag foreign mechanics to bu
ot his tasty home. 1t seems from
Us statement In the Times that he OF
ne gave the drawing OF the plan to
~, foreign architect, which on the Il
It DRY Of the Times was hardly just
he able inasMuch as Mr.. A. p. Lent,