The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-08

nothing to dOte on.
M Smith is the Jehu who has
charge OF Uncle Sans mails on the
route Cresco to Elma.
s. Van Slyke has started for pro-
longed visit in the empire state from
Cortland to Cattara ugus Co.
DEBORAH Institute never had bet
ter class of students than now. The
winter term opens October 10th.
s. L. Cary, of jennings, paid for
his 33d year OF the PLAIN DEALER
while attending court this week.
Judges Hatch and Hoyt were both
in attendance at the opening of the
term Of court with Judge Hatch pre-
siding.
Geo. Dell the owner of a cattle
ranch with DR.. Clemmer in the west
part of the Dakotas is visiting Cresco
friends.
Bank & Son have put in q good
stock of general merchandise in the
room in Berg block heretofore occu-
pied by Nash & Harlan.
Rev. James Oakley has accepted
q call from the Congregational
church. He come from Pierre, s. D.,
the capital Of that state.
w. o. Simonds is moving onto the
Marshal farm east of town that his
children may have better school OPP
portunities than is afforded in the
country.
The last herd book of Red Polled
Norfolks gives the herd Of Red Nor
folks of Hon. 8. A. Converse Of this
place as the largest herd in America
of that breed.
We learn that John H. eastman, a
farmer near Elma, was thrown from
his buggy and a broken leg and five
fractured ribs was the result, leaving
him in O very critical condition.
Some OF our fellow citizens went to
Elma Thursday, to instruct the way.
ward members Of the republican fold
in that part of the county in the line
of their duty. as seen by their I. c. Of
Cresco.
Henry O'Riley plead guilty to the
indictment for selling Intoxicating
liquor. Sentence deferred to the last
day of the term. The case Of Gather.
inc O'Riley continued to the next
term of the court.
The grand jurors drawn were A. H
Caward, James Flaherty Tracy Smith
d. s. Edmister and L. J. johnson
A. H. Caward was appointed as fore
man and James Flaherty clerk, with
c. w. Sawyer bailiff.
Gen. John G. Black made a rafting
good speech at the Coal Palace a
Ottumwa in reply to the Mckinley
sophistries which may be found II
the PLAIN DEALER this week. Reat
it, Twill do you good.
j. B. Herman OF West Union
Secretary of the Iowa Mutual lorna
do. Cyclone and Windstorm Insur,
ance Association, was y Crcsco visitor
and attended the meetings addressed
by H. H. Haaf Of Chicago, Frida.
afternoon and evening.
The professional card of w. E
Wright, Homeopathic physician, ma.
be found among our business card
this week. DR.. Wright comes wei
recommended and as constantly in
creasing number Of our people prefe
that practice assure him plenty to do
Oyster supper over the Allianc
store from to 10 o'clock p. IN. to-da,
with cake and coffee. An earnes
invitation to every man, woman
or child who desires to invest quar-
ter and obtain half dollars worth
in exchange. Come early and hun
cry.
We observe those who trade a
Lowry's are SO we'll pleased with tn
bargains he gives that they smile sucl
a big smile that they don't have NOR
than half as much face to wash a
formerly, saving time and soap, a
we'll as feeling happy. His stock
large and is barely outlined in hi
advertisement.
s. L. Cary of Jennings, La, an
both his sons were in attendance a
court Monday and part of the da
Tuesday. The young men were bot
born in Howard county. The eide
one is a postal clerk, having the ru,
between New Orleans and St. Loui.
The younger is recent graduate @
Upper Iowa University. They a
left here to attend the marriage of {
G., one of the brothers, on Wednesda
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