The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-09-25
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| Levi Bulls was in town on profess
ional business last Friday.
John McCook is attending Court In
> DEBORAH this week.
J. s. Hastings Of Lime Springs was
in Cresco Wednesday.
New Goods in nearly every depart
, ment at DR.. Clemmer's.
DR.. l.. F. Jones is q welcome guest
of Mrs. Buchanan and his children.
Money to loan at per cent. Ap.
ply to DR.. or Mrs. Barrett. 52tf
You can buy yourself a fortune on
on time, at the Noble farm, Sept. 30.
DR.. Kessel has broke ground for his
residence next east OF the new resi-
dence of DR.. Connolly.
IL weeks for Is cents ought to en-
able everybody to read the PLAIN
DEALER. Stamps taken.
The Elma Sun announces q change
of base. It is to occupy rooms over
8. X. kellow's store in Cresco next
week.
Nothing adds SO much to q person :
appearance as q fine thick head Of
hair of even color, and to assure this
use only Halls Hair Remover.
Joe Seright had fine luck in his
fishing expedition the other day, as
two fine black bass left with the
PLAIN DEALER Office attest.
Do you want the PLAIN DEALER
one year and Dickens Works-12
volumes-for $1.6O.
Auction sale OF stock and farm ma
chinery at the Noble farm Sept. 10.
Mrs. Culver, former resident of
this county long years ago, now of
the new state of Wyoming. is visiting
friends in and about Cresco.
The president has extended the
time for the cattle kings to get off the
Cherokee strip to the first of Decem-
Der.
The largest stock of fine Silver ware
Watches and Jewelry ever shown in
Howard county, can be seen at DIR.
Gle mmer's.
Mr.. Connolly il putting in a stock
of millinery goods which will be sold
by his daughters, Mamie and Stacia.
The daughters have returned from
purchasing stock in Chicago.
Boils, pinples, and skin diseases of
all kinds speedily disappear when the |
blood is purified by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. 1t has no equal as a
tonic Alternative, the results being i'm
mediate and satisfactory. Ask your
druggist for it, and take no other.
Thos. Friend has an auction sale |
on his farm 81 miles south of Cresco,
on the Cole farm, on Monday, Sept. |
20, which will embrace large lot OF
personal property.
Alanson C. Noble advertises an
auction sale Of a large quantity of
stock and personal effects OF the es-
tate on the Noble farm, two miles
west of Cresco, Sept. 30.
The ladies Of the Relief Corps will
meet at the Court House with the G.
A. H. Thursday evening. Sept. IS. |
also the wives of the members of the |
Ct. A. r., are requested to meet with |
them.
Mr.. s. Leslie, Marshal, Independ-
bad with summer complaint for a few |
weeks. took three doses OF DIR. T. |
w. Woods Blackberry Carminatiye |
and it cured me. / now feel strong
and well. 52-2
For sale by J. J. Lowry, druggist.
Rev. Irving McElroy desires bust
ness meeting of the members and
friends of the Episcopal Church at
the church on Friday evening, Sept.
20, at Z o'clock sharp.
James Carroll, of New Oregon,
commenced taking and paying for
the PLAIN DEALER when its publica-
ton was commenced in 1850. Last
Saturday he came in and paid for the
Bend year. No man on the list has
done more.
II. Il. Tomas and wife returned
from their visit to England, Tuesday
morning, having enjoyed a pleasant
trip each way across the Atlantic,
and from appearance, good health
during their visit abroad.
Rheumatism is caused by a poison
GUS acid in the blood and yields to
Ayers Pills. Many cases which seem-
ed chronic and hopeless. have been
completely cured by this medicine.
1t will cost but little to try what eff
feet the Pills may have in your case
We predict success.
The Wheeler & Mccoy store in pro-
cess of construction adjoining j. &.
Doan's place Of business, will be for
rent some time the last of October.
Mr.. Booth has not rented is as sup
posed.
One year tomorrow night since the
disastrous fire that swept away near
ly two entire business blocks in our
little village. Another year will prob
ably see the entire territory of the
burned district rebuilt and made
vastly better than the buildings that
were wiped out in flame.
w. b. Lent has engaged in bust
ness in Arkansas City, kansas, for
which place his wife and child de.
parted yesterday, he having proceed
ed them some time since. Mr.. Lent
Is good, worthy man entitled to the
confidence and esteem OF his fellow
/ men, and his wife in n most asthma hlo