The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-02-12
Fine fur caps, for SOC at GREEN

DIR. Glazier has removed his office
from the Buchanan building into his
, new quarters in the Berg Block.
There are 1G4 Pensioners in this
county, in Iowa twenty three thous-
and one hundred and eighty mine.
), Great bargains in fine foot wear at
G. ID. NICHOLS e. Co.
The Riceville Recorder reports
over ST., 900 in buildings and improve
ments during the past year.
Secretary of State Mcfarland sends
the PLAIN DEALER the Iowa Official
Register for 1891. Thanks.
Mrs. VIM. Woodward has gone to
Toledo, Ohio for few weeks visit
with friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mead spent
last Sabbath with their daughter,
Mrs. Walter Doan.
Miss Eva Doolittle, principal OF the
public school at Greenleafton, Mimi,
came home for Saturday and Sunday
with her mother and sisters.
Dyspepsia's victims are numbered
by thousands. So are thu people who
have been restored to health by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Nash & Harlan are moving into
their new quarters in the Berg build
ing.
A few Ladies' Shoes below cost at
& REENBAUM's.
The annual fair Of the Howard
county Agricultural society for 1891
will be held during the filst week in
September.
James. Hendricks and WIN. Herd
man, of Riceville, were among the
people who came to Cresco OIL bust
ness Wednesday.
The beautiful lines to the memory
of Mrs. J. NJ. Mccoy, full of tender
ness, sympathy and sentiment, were
written by a sister of the deceased
wife of J. w. Shacklock.
1t is reported that the wife of Mr..
Geo. Miller, who has charge of the
creamery for w. r. Owen, was injur-
eel in a railroad collision near Coun-
Gil Bluffs this week. We have been
unable to obtain anything reliable
regarding it.
S1.5O buys you an outfit of Felt
Boots and Rubbers mt
C. ID. NICHOLS & Co.
The Cresco Novelty works is under
going enlargement by raising it an
other story, the room thus obtained
to be devoted to the purpose of a
paint shop and for storage.
All underwear below cost at GREEN
RAUM'S.
The L. A. s. of the NJ. E. Church
is preparing something attractive
to the timer man" in the shape Of a
Corn festival to be served in Lyric
Hall, Friday, Feby. 20. Menu next
week.
Don't go with your heels "a rock
ing but get your fits in fine Foot
Wear of
c. ID. NICHOLS u Co. (The Fitters)
The jamestown, n. Y, Saturday
Times gives list of those who passed
the Regents examination held there
recently, among whom we observe
the name of nephew, H. Ralph
Mead, Of Busti.
Extra size clothing below cost at
GREENBAUM's.
The w. r. G. will give Dime So
ciable at Mrs. w. X. Barker's, Fri
day night, Feb. 18th. Refreshments
will be served, and good time is an
ticipated. All are cordially invited.
Gentlemen's fineFoot Wear at
G. ID. NICHOLS & co.
John Holverson has put the finish
ing touches on the mason work of
the Berg building. He has done q
job which will bear inspection from
those high up in the art. 1t is just
superb.
A. H. BreeGlove has secured posi-
ton with a. Anderson, successor to
Stremel & Anderson. He is well
equipped to give good service, and
We shall hope and expect to see the
continued prosperity of the business.
The Great Annual 10 and IL dollar
Suit Sale-worth Is and is dollars
has now commenced ut the
| GOLDEN EAGLE.
| The Alliance store room is nearly
ready for it's use, in the basement of
the Berg building. 1t will be a well
lighted room with suitable capacity
for conducting the business contem-
plated by the incorporators. Its sue
cess will depend in measure upon
its manager as we'll as upon its prices.
We have no small children in the
house, said a lady lately in Dubuque.
I'VE consequently don't need a worm
remedy" This same lady little
thought that her supposed consump.
tive daughter of 20 years, would be
afterwards cured by bottles of DIR.
Woods Worm Destroyer.
For sale by J. j. Lowry, druggist.
Charles Martin, a young man Of
this village, was killed last Friday by
; the overturning OF Il load Of wood he
was hauling from the timber south.
: east of Cresco. Not returning as ex.
pected his brother went to ascertain
the cause of detention and found him
3 beneath his load of logs and pole
! wood by the side of the road, dead
He seems to have been walking BY
s the side of his load when the runner
3 dropped into a ditch that was oh.
scured by the snow with the resul,
q above stated. He was about "a year,