The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-05-14

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was in Cresco between trains o
Tuesday.
Great Auction sale OH Saturday tn
10th, OF Groceries, Clothing. Notion
and Crockcry, by J. q. DoAS, Crescc
Elkader has voted to incorporat
under the incorporation laws OF TIN
state.
Hon. VIM. Theophilus is electe
city attorney of Arkansas City, kaI
with IL salary Of about 5000.
Andrew Singer and J. l.. Harlo,
have fixed Elder Ridlington's granar
over into tasty dwelling.
Come to the Cresco Brick and Til
Works for the celebrated Maquoket
Lime: best i'm the state and / know it
N. b. WHEELER.
John Steinman has been placed II
charge of the Alliance store for tn
ensuing year. His farm affairs in tn
meantime will be managed by Johr
McDermott.
John Beadle arrived in town thi
morning, ard will probably remain
with us till fall, when he will agar
resume his studies i'm the Veterinary
College at Chicago. News.
Coyle & Ryan will occupy the Pat
terson building vacated by the Bos
ton Clothing Co. N. E. Laidlaw vii
60 in with O'Grady, occupying ont
side of the store until Mr.. O'Grad,
shall close out, after which he will b.
alone.
DR.. Order arrived at the Strothel
House yesterday and will remain un
til Saturday afternoon. His adver
tisement and recommendations may
be seen on the third page of th'
PLAIN DEALER.
May Doolittle came home from he
school in Minnesota to spend Satur
day with her mother and sisters
She is teaching in the district cas-
of Granger, on the Preston road.
We acknowledge the receipt OF com
plimentary tickets to the summer
meeting of the New Hampton Racing
Association, which takes place JUNE
18th and 1ath 1891. The Association
offers $1,000 in purses and promises
good time.
Michel Flaherty was over from
I.ourdes on Monday consulting will
County attorney, Sayre ~ to wha
measures the people can take to re
strain or exterminate the worthless
vicious and rabid dogs with which
the country is overrun.
The Usage News says: Two impor
tant short-horn sales are announced
One bv Daniel Sheehan j. Sons, jun
II. 1t their farm north of Usage, ant
one by John McHugh, OF Waverly
on the following day"
What a hollow sham is fame. join
McHugh OF Waverly!.
Rial C. Welnple boy in the day
when the editor of the Plain Deale
enjoyed those happy days, died il
Busti n. Y, the eth of April. He Ia
been a conspicuous figure in business
and politics of the town for the pas
40 years.
John l.. Torstenson whose life wa
insured i'm the Northwestern Mutua
life of Milwaukee, died April sth, 1S9
and OH the 18th of May M. .. Tuttl
the agent of the company paid tin
claim in full, the check having beef
made just one month after Mr.. Tors
tensions decease. Such promptnes
is a feature of the Northwestern.
have used the Dempsey Hoof Pa,
| for some time on one of my roa,
horses that has been troubled witt
corns and contraction Of the hoo1
and find that the Hoof Pad over
comes both. Consider the Hoof Ia
the most comfortable shoe u hors
ever wore. G.. ID. ROoME, NJ. ID.
The Dempsey Hoof Pad obtaine
only at Shafer s. Lights.
1t is thought Rev. Phillips Brook
will not be confirmed as Bishop of tn
Diocese of Massachusetts because h
is too low church to suit the hig
church Bishops before whom his cor
firmation must come. The Bishop Q
Iowa is not as high church as Bisho
Hennessy of Dubuque but is though
to be too high up to endorse the con
firmation of Rev. Mr.. Brooks.
A. L. Mckay has concluded to &
to Spokane, Washington Instead G
Chicago. He is one OF the best artist
of the country, throughly versed i
the scientific methods and principle
of his prof ession and is really in nee
of broader and better field for hi
profession than Cresco offers. Hi
gallery here will be in charge of hi
brother Chas. Mr., and Mrs. Mcka
expect to leave Cresco in II day or tw
for their western home.
A paper in Independence run b
Calamity Weller" carries the mott
Labor for the laborless. money fo
the moneyless, homes for the home
less One of his employees recen
~ sued him for wages due.-Elnl
News.
We guess that's so; but Mr.. Welle
having over paid him obtained
Judgment therefor leaving the cosI
on the employee.
| w. J. Arkell of Frank Leslie's lllu
trated Newspaper uses Russell
Harrison as an advertising fake {
$1,000 Il year. Grandpa's Hat ougl
to be added at a good round salary.
Secretary Blaine, it seems, has bee
casting anchor to the windwal
again, the grab hooks this time bein