The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-09-11

Dewitt Salisbury's folks have new
girl at their house, regulation weight
New Goods in nearly every depart
ment at DR.. Clemmer's.
G. H. MUMMY and wife, OF Sioux
l, Falls, Dakota, have been visiting
with the parents Of Mrs. MUMMY and
leave for home tonight.
An infant child Of Chas. F. Gesell
and family, died the first Of Sept. and
was laid away to rest the End Of Sept.
John Phoenix has the foundation
in for a residence on the lot next to
VIM. Rathert's, on Baldwin's addit-
ion.
w. Decamp returned from Denver,
Colorado, this morning, looking well
and hearty.
The largest stock OF fine Silver ware
Watches and Jewelry ever shown in
Howard county, can be seen at DR..
Clemmer's.
w. H. Barton, an old neighbor Of
J. P. Howe, in Fillmore county, is
visiting his family this week, making
q pleasant call with him at this Office.
To overcome the marks OF age, all
who have gray boards should use
Bnckingham's Dye for Whiskers, the
best and cleanest dye made for color
ing brown or black.
George Miller has commenced buy
ing and shipping cattle to the Chica-
go market, starting his first two car
loads last Monday.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Baptist Church will hold q sociable
at the residence Of L. j. Fuller, Fri
day evening, the 18th.
DR.. Clemmer has Just received an
hmm ense stock Of Mouth Organs from
New York, ranging in price from Sc
to 41.75. His stock embraces Is diff
f0rent styles.
An excursion train will run on the
&c. N. 4 st. Paul, for Barnum's show
at DEBORAH the 18th. The fair for the
round trip, including ticket to the
biggest show on earth, will be $50.
The safe in McCoy's mill was crack
ed last night. The burglars got moth
ing for their trouble, and Mccoy we
don't believe will he willing to pay
them q cent.
Mrs. aenshow took the Monday
noon train for 81. Paul. to spend q
few weeks, visiting the family of her
son, A. g. Genshow at Oil Mendoza
Street.
On account of Barnum's Circus
which shows at DEBORAH next Mon
day, q special train will run after
evening performance, to leave De-
corah at II, p: ~, and run as far as
Lime Springs.
The Fourth district Democratic
Convention at New Hampton Tues
day, nominated Hon. Walt H. Butler
Of Fayette county for congress. No
better nomination could have been
made.
Little but active-are DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
Best Liver Pills made; gentle, yet
thorough. They regulate and invig-
crate the liver, stomach and bowels.
Cards OF invitation are out from
DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Clemmer, for the
marriage Of their daughter Helen, to
Chas. J. Peck, Sept. 18th. They will
be at home after Oct. l, at 633, East
14th street, Minneapolis.
j. J.. Glasier, NJ. D., homeopathic,
writes us that he will locate in Cries.
90 about the 18th inst. for the prac-
tice of his profession. He is from
Brush Creek, in Fayette county, q
graduate of the Iowa State Universe
ty.
The C. n. & st. Paul road will sell
excursion tickets to the Mower Coun-
ty fair at Austin the 10th to 18th. at
q fare and third for the round trip
tickets good to return the 10.
Prof. E. L. Mead, will be In Cresco
tonight, for the purpose of organiz-
ing class In vocal music. All per-
sons interested are invited to meet
him then at the Baptist Church at 8
o'clock and hear what his plan is.
B. Coughlin was in Cresco Satur-
day and the first Of the week. The
! family, with all the appliances for
/ work have shipped from st. Paul, for
Seattle, where they engage in rail-
road work.
8. b. Carpenter has sold his resi-
dence north from Mr.. Woodcock's to
L. f. Smith, for his lot on Elm st.,
where the Times Office used to be.
We judge Mr.. Carpenter will improve
it as it is too valuable to let remain
vacant.
A lady in Dubuqe employed a good
physician who prescribed the best he
knew for her children in q bad case OF
bowel complaint, the medicine how.
ever failed to cure, though the bill
was considerable. She got q bottle
Of DR.. T. w. Wood Carminative, and
after few doses 1t cured her child
1t only costs IS cents. 2w