The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29
The ghost-fire burns on Halloween.

Old buggies bought, repaired and
sold by J. H. Miller. Shop with r. d.
Cady.
Don't miss the Grand Special Cloak
Sale, Friday, Nov. Is, at r. 8. Ca
wards.
One day only, Friday. Nov. Is,
Grand Special Cloak Sale at X. 8.
Caward's.
Come to the Halloween sociable
and see what the three luggies have
in store for you.
Wierd and grewsome fairies will
salute you at the landing at Lyric
Hall, Halloween.
1t will pay you to attend the Grand
Special Cloak Sale, Friday, Nov. 10,
ut II. s. Cawards.
Young ladies, do not fail to secure
q slice of the ring cake ut the Hallow-
cen Sociable. Only ten cents q slice.
Your fortune for 10 cents.
John Shaw residing one mile south
OF Cresco on one acre and 2-5 of
ground harvested 6GObushels of as fine
table potatoes as ever were grown.
DR.. VIM. Connolly has procured the
services of George Slider, a skilled
and practical jeweller, for whom he
bespeaks share of your patronage.
Wait for the Grand Special Cloak
Sale, Friday, Nov. IL. One day only.
Something entirely different than
you have seen this fall in cloaks, jack
cts and capes, at r. s. Caward's.
Mrs. w. r. Mead accompanied by
Miss Geneveive Dissmore arrived
from North Dakota, Tuesday after
noon having visited in Crookston at
J. F. Creamer's during their trip.
Friday, Nov. 10, 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 special
cloak sale at r. s. Caward's.
Walter Doan has closed his engage
ment with DR.. Connolly's jewelry de-
partnent and left on Tuesday for
Elma, with view of looking up q
location for engaging in the jewelry
business ON his own account. He is
an honest and competent man.
Al Daughenbaugh had in town on
Monday, black Eagle, which he had
shot near Vernon Springs, which
measured seven feet and two inches
form tip to to tip of its wings. It's
talons were large enough to grasp a
six months lamb or child one year
old.
There is to be a grand opening of
the Masonic and Grand Army Opera
Hall at LIE Roy, Friday evening. Nov.
9th, with banquet and ball. Music
by Ervins' Orchestra. Banquet will
be served by the w. II. c., and the
Masonic orders. Tickets including
banquet 81.
Thos. M. Glass and Morris McQuinn
of Clyde, Nodoway county, Missouri,
were Cresco visitors the first of the
week. Thos. NJ. Glass is cousin to
the numerous Glass family of this
place and vicinity. They give very
fiattering account of the prosperous
condition of that portion OF Missouri.
Come bring your friends and neigh
bors and see a 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. IL, ut r..
s. Cawards.
Many mystic rites, wild legends
and sundry superstitions will make
Halloween, at Lyric Hall, a night of
revel and jollity. Apples will be
ducked for, nuts set ablaze on red -ho t
Goals and the blindfolded players who
succeed in blowing out the candle
will free themselves from the in
fluence of witches and evil spirits for
the ensuing year.
$35 to $50 buys the Rotary style
Sewing Machine, Wheeler & Wilson,
or Standard-cash or time payments.
Old sewing machines will be taken in
exchange at from 81 to $12 each. *6(
will buy New and latest style high
arm Shuttle machines, Chicago freight
added. or SEQ cash at Cresco and in
structions for operating machines
and attachments. b. r. EVANS.
Grand and Petit Jurors drawn for
the United States Court which opens
in Dubuque, Nov. "a, were drawn the
%, the following from this count.
being among them:
Grand Jurors-Daniel Drew and j
b. Barber, Cresco; VIM. Deveraux
Elma.
Petit Jurors-B. Daugherty, Lour
DIES; Thos. A. Conner, Eima.
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