The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-01-29

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has bought of NJ. +. Grattan, Pres
ton, Mimi, for $3.50 the black colt
Herodson, foaled May 10, 1890; sired
by Herod, 2:a4s, dam Little Queen,
$40, by King Herod.
The first snow fall of the winter oc
cured Jan. asth, when about ten
inches Of the beautiful" came down
to envelop the earth in a mantle of
purity. .
The entire Greenbaum stock at
and below cost.
Mr.. J. G. Watt, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
visited Preston Stock Farm, Tuesday
Jan. 81, to inspect his recent pur
chase. While there he raised the
highest bid on one of the Herods be-
ing sold to the highest bidder.
Ladies Cloaks at Cost.
&. ID. NICHOLS s. Co.
B. ID. Everingham, had a fine pres
ent for his 59th birthday, which occur
red January 23, that came from his
son Frank, ut Kansas city, Mo-, con-
sisting in part of box of fine cigars.
Sacrifice sale of the Greenbaum
stock is going OF every day.
The force bill is laid aside for more
important legislation, by vote OF
3D. to 3D. 1t never ought to be brought
up again i'm Congress. 1t is revo-
lutionary in character, and will pro-
woke strife and animosity without
benefit to even, its promoters.
Are you solelessy if SO you will find
it at the Golden Eagle Clothing
House.
The farmers Alliance, in Kansas.
defeated John J. Ingalls,. Electing a
farmer i'll the person of w. A. PETER
as United States, Senator, after the
4th of March next.
$50 buys you an outfit of Felt
Boots and Rubbers ut
T.. ID. NICHOLS L. Co.
b. q. Markham, Of New Oregon,
became the fortunate possessor of a
few cords of wood, but unfortunately
he was thought to be rather too old
to lit it for use, so Albert Hess, Geo.
Lusk, Ed. Hess, Will. Markham and
Elmer Woodward, put III an appear
ance with wood mill and made it
fit for use. one afternoon. The old
gentleman don't wish 'em any i'll
luck, but would just like to have
them each served the same way when
they get old.
We're not waiting for the bats and
moles but for men and women who
have eyes and use them, who have
world for them suffering and sickly
FROM .i,e hra,n or u skilltul physician
discovery-the Golden Medical
Discovery Years ago DIR. Pierce
found out that the secret Of all scrof-
ula' bronchial, throat and lung trou
bile lay in the beginning ut least--in
impure '!God aud the weak tone of
the system; that the way to cure these
effects was to remove the cause, that
human nature being the same, the
same results. might be looked for in
nearly all eases. SO confident was he
that the exceptions We're uncommon
that he took the risk Of giving the
medicine 10 those 1t didn't benefit
for nothing, and the results have
proved that he was right.
And Golden Medical Discovery !"
is the remedy for the million, The
only guaranteed Liver, Blood ard
Lung remedy. yonr lAoney back II
it doesn't help you.
Don't go with your heels "a rock
ing, but get your fits in fine Foot
| Wear OF
c. ID. NICHOLS Il Co. The Fitters>
There will be dedication services
at the Saratoga Union Church, Sum
day, February LIST, o'clock, p. III.
Re's. Silke, Brown and Cassidy, with
Others Of the clergy will be in attend
ance. All persons in the vicinity are
invited to come, not that they may
be bled, for the church is paid for,
but to assist in dedioatlng place of
worship where all may attend and
feel at home.
Gentlemen line Foot Wear at
| &. ID. NICHOLS L. Co.
Every taxpayer III Howard county
should know what is being done by
the Board OF Supervisors, because
their work reaches aim and his prop
erty interests at once. 10 gain this
information you should become a
subscriber 10 the Iowa PLAIN DEALER
which has been made an official pa.
per Of the county for publishing the
proceedings with the expenditures
and the treasurer's financial report.
Ct.tarrh
In the head
Is IL constitutional
/ Disease, and requires
\ constitutional remedy
! Like Hools Sarsaparilia,
! Which purities the blood.
| Makes the weak strong,
Restores health.
Try it now.
The PLAIN DEALER desires to thank
the many friends in this county and
elsewhere, who have SO promptly
made remittances OF the bills recent.
ly sent out. We take pride in the
names Oh our books, many of them
having been there almost third OF
IA century. The PLAIN DEALER has
endeavored to guard and protect
their personal rights and bushes.
interests ard is grateful that the,
seem to appreciate the fact.
Mrs. s. a. Charles, of Lexington
Ky, sends for $500 worth, G. o. d.
of DIR. Woods Worm destroyer. DIR
L. w. Wood, of McGregor, Iowa, i,