The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-12-10


Shawls. In the add OF J. b. Caward
& Co.
Make the children happy by buying
some OF Caward's X-Inas candies and
nuts; they are fine. and cheap.
Mrs. NJ. w. DAILY OF Madison, s. D.,
sister OF Mrs. i. A. Glass and Mrs. u.
A. Lyons, with her husband. have
been visiting in Cresco.
A special meeting OF Cresco Union
Alliance will be held, Saturday, Dec.
10, ut 100 o'clock. A full attendance
Is desired. 6. G. BROWN, Sec'y.
A Span Of Geldings 1900 weight to
exchange for town property in Cresco,
or other real property, balance paid
in cash. Aug. SMART. II
George Smith OF Chester paid his
respects to Cresco, Tuesday, going
home with a subscription to the
PLAIN DEALER and New York World,
each one year.
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, Underwear and
Hosiery Sale. You will make q mis-
take II you do not secure some OF
the many bargains offered on that
date, at j. B. Caward & Co.
There will be a short sermon to
the children, ut the Congregational
church, next Sunday morning, fol-
lowed by one to parents. The SUBJ
ject in the evening is: Concerning
lawyers"
About the 18th or 10th, j. b. Caw-
ard & Co., expect another large line
of Handkerchiefs. Muffiers, fine Sus-
penders, etc. They will be offered as
soon as they arrive, at less than
wholesale prices. See their advt.
Wedding cards annou ncing the
marriage of Miss Jennie lCrossman,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Caward of st. Paul with Geo. f. Smell
are received. After February 1st
they will be ut home, 54s Dayton Ave.
The article from Judge Holden.
metallic money and hard times, in
the PLAIN DEALER to-day is especial
ly worthy OF careful consideration.
Men who wish to understand the
cause of hard times are interested in
studying and underst anding the
question d i scussed in these articles
l.. s. Miller has purchased from
Mrs. Kellogg her Restaurant and
stock Of groceries, in the Moon build
ing. 1t is his purpose to maintain
the restaurant and i'm fact the entire
institution in such manner as to not
only retain all its old old customers,
but to ad d to its patrons. Fresh bread
cakes and pies, constantly kept to
supply the tables and customers. He
invites public patronage, which he
will strive to merit.
J. b. Caward & Co.'S Linen Sale
was great success. Everybody was
more than pleased with the bargains
secured. Next week, Tuesday 18th,
they have an Underwear and Hosiery
sale and we are assured that some OF
the best bargains ever offered any
where by any body will be offered on
that date.
Thursday the nth they offer Blan-
kets and Shawls, One of the ba gains
is q fine white Blanket: the selling
price any where in the country has
been $4.75 to $500; will go ut $500
per pair. The have them from 75c.
per pair and up. A good $500 shaw
for $3.50; u 500 shawl for $5.25; a
5000 shawl for $G.25.
| About this same date they are ex
pecting another line Of the finest
Handkerchief and Mufflers from the
cheapest to the best made. Many
beautiful things not usually found
outside of the large cities.
They will be offered at less than the
regular wholesale rates until closed
out. While the assortment will be
very large, the quantity of each vii
be very limited, SO those who come
first will have the best selection
They will also have a fine line Of
Gents Suspenders, suitable for Holi
day gifts.