The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-15

Andres Lewis, the sheep-shearer is
headed this way for work in that line.
J. E. Barber at the post Office, has
4 fine article OF pure maple sugar.
Clemmer sells the most delicious
soda water.
! Rev. C. A. Marshall has q grand
daug liter residing in England.
Mrs. Heath Is visiting at H. +.
Reeds and with other friends In
Cresco.
w. B. Lent has his house on lite
legs, and Prof. Cooley has his ditto,
in fact both are enclosed.
The purest and finest favored ex-
tracts made used at Cleinmer's soda
fount.
Andy McAndrew is the happy par
emit of baby boy that arrived last
week.
Mr.. Farnsworth is preparing to en-
large the house recently purchased
from L. =. Smith.
DR.. Connolly will build residence
on lots bought from J. p. Howe, just
east OF that gentleman's residence.
B. Coughlin and family have gone
to St. Paul to work 1t grading and
work for summer.
For q refreshing and healthful bev-
erage, 60 to Clemmer's for . glass OF
soda.
Strawberries and cream with ma
pie sugar to make 1t palatable Is the
way J. f. Barber dishes up Soda
water at the post Office stand.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has the largest
sale Of any medicine before the pub
lie. Amy honest druggist will confirm
this statement.
Memorial day MAY 3Oth), will be
properly observed in Cresco, under
the auspices OF the &. A. r. Post.
Further particulars will be given in
a week or two.
DR.. Darcy, Of Darcy & Hunt, Phar-
macists, Granger, MIMI, was bust
ness visitor in Cresco, Thursday last. |
This Office made them a lot Of bust |
ness stationery OF which we are proud |
Miss Alice Waxhaln, a Dresslnaker
Of years experience solicits the pat |
ronage Of the ladies of Cresco and
vicinity. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rooms at the residence of NJ. Booth,
on End street.
1t is reported that Col. Geo. H.
Otis will do the editorial work on the
McGregor News for J. H. Widman.
II the report is true we shall expect
to see one conservative, reputable,
republican paper In the district.
"Why do the heather rage.'' Com
petitors grOwl and say 1.-THE. Cham
fpiOn binders and mowers amt no
good anyhow" but then they initiate
them as closely as they can. That is
complimentary to the Champion, but
it is hard on the farmers who get the
imitation.
James McNevin, died at his recent
home in Plymouth Rock. last week,
after lingering illness Of two years
from consumption, aged about fifty
years. He leaves widow and five
children to mourn his death. The
wido and children are entitled to
the sympathy Of the public.
A fatal accident occurred at Deco
rall last Saturday, resulting in the
death of Miss Alice Glover of that
place. She with three others were
in carriage, and crossing q railroad
track were struck by train backing
up, overturning them, the other
three receiving slight injuries.
Meyer Bank returned from the east
the first Of the week, and reports
Mrs. Bank and the baby doing well.
He will open out his Callnar store
about the 18th inst, remaining there
until suitable store room can he OBJ
tanned in Cresco. His father will re.
main in Cresco with such q stock as
will supply the limited store room
obtainable.
/ Michael McCabe, who settled in
Button township In 1864, died there
recently, aged about 80 years. He
was good farmer and an honest
man, and fortune had smiled propit-
iously on him. He leaves two sons,
! Michael and Terence, who reside in
Button township and two daugh-
tiers residing In Dakota and one i'm
Burr Oak township.
| Marion Harland's greatest and best
story will commence In the PLAIN
DEALER the first week in June. 1t
will run three months. The PLAIN
DEALER for that time will cost you
but IS cents. Send Is cents in two or
one cent postage stamps for it for
. the story complete.
The Free Press, published at Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, comes to US with an
? eight page edition, devoted entirely
to its city, county and state, with
numerous illustrations of schools,
colleges and business houses, and
; with portraits Of the principal teach
! ers, physicians, lawyers and business
! men Of the city.
II Monday noon when the eastern