The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-03-12
Wood for sale by w. L. Crapsel

Teachers Institute commences
March 80. Are you going to attends
F. w. Church of Elrna transacted
business in Cresco this week
Bradley Chaplin Of Ches ter was q
business visitor this week.
Don't fail to see Billy Marble at
Lyric Hall, week Of March 1G
Mr.. Geo. Morse who has been very
much indisposed for u week Or more
is getting better of his troubles.
Geo. Miller bought lot of fine fat
tened cattle of NJ. b. Doolittle avera-
ging 100 hundred lbs. each.
For SALE-House and @ lots in
northwest part of town. Enquire at
Despard's barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Farnsworth are
both seriously indisposed. We hope
for speedy return of health to them.
Mrs. Disslnore with the boys, Guy
and Harry returned home last week
to Crosier North Dakota.
A. +, and A. M. meeting Friday eve-
ming the 18th. Work on the end.
degree.
VIM. Wilbraham, w. M.
~ stitch i'm time saves nine.' and
if you take Hoods Sarsaparrilla now
it may save months of future possible
sickness.
The Marble Theatre Company, the
oldest and best theatre company now
before the public, at Lyric Hall six
nights, opening Monday March 10th.
c. ID. Nichols who has been absent
on important business i'm South Da.
kota returned home the first of the
week, and makes an entire change in
the al of his firm.
| District court convenes next Mon
day with light calendar and few
fighting cases. The calendar names
Judge Hoyt as the presiding Judge
but Judge Hatch is expected by some
Mrs. Crapser and her family return
to the friends and neighbors grateful
thanks for their kindly aid and sym
pathy in time of their recent bereve
ment.
The cooperative Or alliance stor,
was thronged with patrons last Sat
urday. its day Of opening. 1t ha
had a fair trade each LAY since W.
infer from observing those coming t,
and going therefrom.
/, Billy Marble will be at Lyric Hall
March 10th. and remain six night
with his noted Theatre Company
Change of play each night. People
popular prices.
!, G. b. Ashley of Albion, and jaime
Cannon of Oakdale are drawn q
grand jurors to serve at the term {
the United States court that cor
} yenes in Dubuque April eth.
) j. f. Webster, Justice of the Peac
and Collection agent advertises hi
business in the Plain Dealer thi
; week. We can commend him as ell
: cient in his line.
Il A. w. Mitchell of New Hampto
was in town Friday, dropping in
see the PLAIN DEALER folks. H
daughter Anna, typo in the Couri.
office at New Hampton, called wit
Miss Ida Fuller of the Times fore
on Thursday.
q The Boston Clothing Company a,
\ vertises its stock of clothing al
G gents furnishing goods in the Plai
y Dealer this week. 1t has Il nice cles
II stock and its business manager is a
e agreeable gentleman who we thin
Il will spare no effort reasonable |
L make to obtain the esteem and GOO
= will Of the public.
What is lacking is truth and cont
dence. If there were absolute tru1
|, on the one hand and absolute conf
r dence on the other. it woulden't |
4 necessary for the makers OF D
/ Sage's Catarrh Remedy to back up
n plain statement of fact by a IS
r guarantee. They say-''If we car
/ cure you make 1t personal, please
h OF catarrh in the head, in any for
e or stage, We'll pay you $500 for 70,
i trouble in making the trial. "a
n advertising fake" you say. Funr
I isn't it, how some people prefer sic
ness to health when the remedy
positive and the guarantee absolut
Wise men don't put money back
,s fakes" And taking" doesn't pa
" Magical little granules-those tin
y sugar-coaIed Pellets of DIR. Pierce
q scarcely larger than mustard sec
a yet powerful to cure -active Y
mild in operation. The best Liz
Pill ever invented. Cure sick hea
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