The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-12

"eers tdtittlOf1 i'll Iojiis.
Old bu. sies bought. repaired and
sold by J. II. Miller. Shop with II. ID.
Cady.
Don't miss the Grand Special Cloak
Sale, Friday, Nov. IL. ut X. s. Ca
wards.
One day only. Friday. Mo-. 10.
Grand Special Cloak Sale ut Il. s.
Caward's.
1t will pay you to attend the Grand
Special Clio ak Sale, Friday, Nov. ID,
at Il. s. Caward's.
4 good 6-year-old mare and two OF
her colts can be bought at reasonable
figures from WIN. +. WEBER. Cresco.
DIR. WIN. Connolly has procured
the services of George Slider, skilled
and practical Jeweller, for whom he
bespeaks share Of your patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Ernst have gone
to Greenville, Mich, to spend the
winter with their son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. nj. A. Flood.
Accounts due the late firm Of Ernst
& Flood or H. Y. Ernst are left with
w. X. Barker where parties indebted
are requested to call and make pay
ment.
Nelson Peirce of Riceville was a
business visitor to Cresco Monday
and Tuesday. He is one OF the stur-
dy Democrats of Mitchell county,
capable, honest and worthy.
Wait for the Grand Special Cloak
Sale, Friday, Nov. 10. One day only.
Something entirely different than
YOU have seen this fall in cloaks, jack
cts and capes, Mt II. 8. Caward's.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend the sociable under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Union
of the Baptist Church to be held ut
Geo. Lusk's, Vernon, next Thursday
evening, 10Th inst.
Wentworth s. Miller nave purchas-
ed from M. H. Tinker his pumps and
wind mills, giving them the exclusive
trade in these lines. They are live
and progressive and will sell at the
same prices as heretofore.
Friday, Nov. Is, there will be a
salesman direct from one of the
largest eastern Cloak Factories with
a complete new line of cloaks, jackets
and capes and will give a special
cloak sale at r. s. Caward's.
A sou of John &. Glass, residing on
the county line, was seriously hurt
Monday by horse falling on him.
rendering him unconscious for about
thirty six hours. DIR. Barrett, who is
attending him, thinks he will recover.
George Morse, Jr., who has been in
the employ of Mr.. Husselmann OF the
Palace Meat Market has gone to Min
neapolis and his wife has gone to
Seattle, Washington. to visit sister
there. George will eventually locate
in Washington some where.
The Fairbank View, one of our
valued Iowa exchanges, is enlarged to
a G-column quarto printed on an i'm
proved Prouty press upon new type.
chiefly, and presents a clean face,
cheerful voice. and satisfaction with
itself and rnankind i'm general.
Jacob Welsh. we'll and favorably
known to the public, succeeds Garety
& Terry in the grocery trade. His
many friends will find him rs affable
and prompt in serving them with
goods as he was in issuing marriage
licenses and other papers while clerk.
Geraty g. Terry have commenced
building between Meverden's and
Fields furniture stores. Seth Pearson
has the contract for excavating and
putting in the foundation walls, CON-
mencing the work Monday morning.
The end walls and roof will enclose
the store.
The editor of the DEBORAH Journal,
one of the progressive and reliable
state democratic papers, was in Cres-
CO Tuesday between trains, giving
the PLAIN DEALER q pleasant call.
He informs us that the Treasurer,
Mr.. Wager went through with one
majority.
Come bring your friends and neigh.
bors and see fine new line of fall
and winter garments whether you
wish to buy or not. Something en-
tirelv different than you have seen
this tall in Cloaks, Jackets and Capes
at the Grand Special Cloak Sale.
One day only. Friday, Nov. IS, at r.
s. Caward's.
Ham Breedlove has on hand a
specimen Of American tin from N. &.
Taylor & Co. A travelling man, one
of those ponpous fellows who know
everything, bet with Ham that they
could get all the good bright tin Of
American manufacture they wanted
of the above firm who were making
it. They send specimen of roofing
tin and IN a letter say it is the onl.
! tin they are manufacturing. The