The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-09

Il DuSAACSS SlSlUOI SIcSCO d COuDlC vi
days this week.
John Birtwistlc having disposed oil
his residence in Cresco will remove
to Chicago or to some of its suburbs.
II you want stylish Hat, cheap,
don't go by G. ID. Nichols & Co.'S,
show window.
Miss Lenore Mcconnell contem-
plates going to Deadwood, s. D.,
to her parents, ere long.
| have concluded to retire from the
Grocery trade and will sell my stock
of goods ut cost. j. Il. DoAN.
Rev. G. Il. Bruce of Eagle Grove,
will speak in the Congregational
Church next Sabbath morning and
evening.
Every tissue Of the body, every bone,
muscle and organ, is made stronger
and more healthful by the use Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Benjamin Hunting, having recov-
cred from his recent illness, may be
daily seen at his place of business,
while &. NJ Harris it still confined ut
his house.
Mr.. Batterham, having turned the
poor farm over to Robert Fox, occu
pies his recently purchased home on
the corner east of the Methodist
Church.
p, I. Barnum, the great Snowman,
died at Bridgeport, Conn.,, last Tues
day evening after an illness of about
thr ee weeks.
c. d. Nichols g. Co., have their
show window trimmed this week
with children's suits, which we are
informed are within the reach of all.
Fred Miller has just returned from
Philadelphia and New York, where
he purchased q fine stock of mer-
, chandise which will be on exhibition
soon Mt prices to defy competition.
Geo. Mason, of Fort Atkinson, Wis,
oh Hoards' Dairyman, a nephew of
J. }. Mason, is visiting him and his
family for few days. We acknowl-
edge a fraternal call.
The Cinderella entertainment Tues
day evening, given entirely by home
talent is said to have been one of the
best ever given to a Cresco audie nee.
We understand it be presented agaia
by special invitation.
Granzow's New Orchestra made its
first appearance before the public on
the evening of Friday last, and, in
the opinion of all who hoard il, ths
music was very satisfactory.
The family of P. l.. Grob.l, desire
to acknowledge their gratitude to the
people Of Cresco for their many acts
of Kindness and sympathy. during
the sickness, death and burial of hus-
band and father.
Our band boys have reorganized
ana added several new members, and
under the leadership of Fritz Gran
zow will give concerts once or twice
9 week in the Park through the sum.
rAer months, provided that they are
given proper encouragement by our
citizens, who should see to it that the
concerts do not fail on account oi
their apathy in the matter.
Mrs. A. Flucks with Master Charles
started Thursday for hsi home II
Chicago after spending the winter
with her mother, Mrs. Long Of How
ard Center. Upon her arrival in Chi
cago, she Was joined by Mr.. Flucks
who spent the winter with his age,
father in Worcestershire, England.
Western Lad, No. 1862, Stock sold
VIM. Goocher to Geo. Miller. one fill,
; coming three, for $4,000; DR.. H. L
knight Of Leroy, Mimi, to Dr.John
son of Spring Valley, Mimi. for $3.50
Western Lads stock seems to be o.
|. the boom stronger than ever.
. If you would have your clothes tina
delicate, clear white SO desirable, us
Russ Bleaching Blue. Sold by =
:. grocers. ~t a6t4
{ ii. Is. Schriner, who was in tn
= sewing machine business here, an
IN advertiser in the PLAIN DEALE
J, then, was i'm Cresco this week an
: dropped in and had some busine.
6 cards printed. He is now in the il
= surance business.
ABOUT ten days since the wife /,
Peter Ring, in the town of New Or
gon was Frustrated with paralysi
, aud Tuesday morning required SCI
ond stroke from the effect of whic
she died. Mrs. Ring was, apparent
strong, healthful woman, with eve,
, appearance of constitutional Wig
= ,hat would enable her to resist di
), ease. We should judge her to ha'
been about so years of age.
For number of of years | ha'
been subject to violent attacks of |
fiammatory rheumatism which &c
orally lasted about two months. {
" the first of this month was attack
la In the knee and suffered severity I
le two days, when procured a bott
NJ NJ of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
sc relieved me almost instantly.
all therefore most cheerfully recommel
lass it to those who are similarly affiict
to everywhere. r.. ID. WHITLEY. Nj
We tindale, N. c., Feb. 1888. Mr.. VIII
III ley is IL very prominent man in tt
ii place and his disease was very vic
all " known as he suffered such seve