The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-03-06

Carl Terry has sold his post Office
stand to J. Il. Barber.
Miss Mary Kimball, Of Austin, is
visiting with Cresco friends.
Arthur LOOMS parents, OF Rice
vile, made him welcome visit this
] week.
G. H. Miller has recovered suffic-
iently that he was on the street Tues
day.
Mrs. J. w. Richardson, OF Kansas
City, Mo-, is visiting her father, DR..
McCollum, and other friends about
Cresco.
Geo. w. Combs goes to New Hamp-
shire to aid in the settlement of the
estate OF his father who recently died
there.
A new carpenter shop is being built
by Mr.. Hicks Of Minneapolis, on
corner OF the block west Of the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Buchanan.
LosT.-A heavy brown shawl, be-
tween JnO. Blackburn's and CrescO.
February %. Finder will be reward
ed by leaving it at the post Office.
J. Henry Mahan returned from
Washington, Saturday, for q visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mahan.
"A stitch in time saves nine" and il
you take Hoods Sarsauarilla now it
may save months OF future possible
sickness.
j. j. Mason has bargained the Ma
son House to Mr.. johnson, near Lime
Springs; possession to be given about
the first of May il the trade is CON-
pleted.
Mr.. George Bartholomew, an old
gentleman residing in the southern
part OF New Oregon died on Friday
OF last week, leaving widow and
several children to mourn his demise.
As you like it. Gray and faded
whiskers may be changed to their
| natural and even color-brOwL or
black-by using Buckingham's Dye.
Try it.
Read the advertisement of Cava-
naugh's auction sale of horses, cattle
and other property, Saturday, March
18th. It is q rare opportunity to OBJ
tain just what you want.
All who are indebted to N. BANK
& Son, will please come in at once
and settle.
The value of Life Insurance is well
illustrated in Mrs. Terry's case. Mr..
Terry had been q member but short
time. The claim is now paid.
Last week /. J. Booth sold to part
les in Minneapolis, one ten months
old colt and one two year old fillie
by Western Lad 1852, for 800 cash.
Steady employment, on salary, il
offered in another column by E. G,
Peirson & Co., Waterloo, N. Y.
Monday noon train from the east
brought Mrs. Charlotte BlackmaI
from Chicago, the welcome guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Augusta,
Beadle. She will probably remain al
the paternal home for several weeks
am prepared to say to the people
of Cresco and vicinity that my spring
stock of Boots and Shoes has nov
arrived, which l will offer at lower
figures than have ever been heard O
| in Cresoo. +. A. GLASS.
! Sheriff Hall has the collection o
the delinquent personal propert,
taxes of the county. Those delin
quent are requested to make pay
ment as soon as possible.
The inaugural message of Gov
Boies, on the first page of the PLAI,
DEALER is q state paper worthy o
the thoughtful reading of every citi
zen Of Iowa. 1t is an able appeal t.
the people to get out OF partizan ruts
to keep your own conscience ant
vote for your own interest regardless
of the political hummer.
Remember that Ayers Cherry Pee
toral has no equal rs a specific TO
colds, coughs and all affections of tn
throat and lungs. For nearly half ,
century it has been In greater de
: Mand than any other remedy for pull
. monary complaints. AL druggist
have it for sale.
f. Brown, having sold his farm Il
New Oregon. goes to take charge O
/ the farm of ID. ID. Comstock, nea
Elma.
Il Bring in at once your old Iron
! Rags, old Rubbers, metals &c., to n
l BANK & Son, they will pay the high
: est cash price.
e., The Halifax Journal in giving til
trade and business Of Daytona, Flor
da, makes the following mention Q
Gorum Weaver, formerly Of Crescc
!, and of his son Stephen, born an
k grown to years Of manhood in thl
y county;
IS Mr.. Weaver passed his youth i
Q Chatauqua Co., New York, in tn
q town of Westtield, At the age Of
) he went as a pioneer to Howard Co
y Iowa, in 1856, and engaged In Il,
). grocery business, starting the fir,
store in the town Of Cresco. Froi
y Cresco he removed to Appleton Wis
z and remained there two years, and
!, November, 1883, came to Dayton'
J. purchased the property at the co
8, per of Beach and Second streets al
y started o General Flour and Fee
;, Store,
= s. G. Weaver, our popular pos
: master, is a native Of Iowa; came
? Daytona In November, 1883 and b
le came member of the general me
/ chandise firm OF Thompson f. Weav
with store room i'm the Rogers Bloc