The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-02

county. The stitching is elegant.
Mr.. Cole uses the very best OF mate
rial and employs the most skillful
workmen.
A carpenter. by the name of NJ. s.
Powers, fell from the roof of house
in East Des Moines. Iowa, and sus-
tanned a painful and serious sprain of
the wrist, which he cured with one
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
He says it is worth IS bottle. 1t
cost him so cents. For sale by J. J.
Lowry.
Miss Lauraine Mead, Boston pupil
OF Prof. Frank M. Davis of the Leip-
sic Conservatory, teaches the SUIT
CART method. Piano, organ, guitar
class formed in general musical in
formation. Terms reasonable. After
July 9Th.
During the fall Mrs. breckenridge
will furnish DEBORAH Institute lady
students day board at LAO, gentlemen
Mt 1.5O per week. As great a variety
of food, and as we'll cooked, will be
given as is usually found OH the Ia
bles in private families.
The days have heightened into
weeks, the weeks into months and
still all we hear in response to the
call of the board of supervisors for
an itemized statement Of the receipts
and disbursements of the Howard
County Agricultural Fair for the last
two years is a prolonged, deafening
silence.
j. J. Lowry, the enterprising drug
gist of Cresco, calls the attention of
his patrons to the fact that he has q
supply of DR.. T.W. Woods Black-be
ry Carminativc. Every family should
procure bottle and have it ready
for immediate use when ever required
during the summer months. 1t never
fails in worst cases Of DiarrhGa, Col
ic Pains, Dysentery and other bowel
complaints. % cts per bottle. ct.
The family of Joseph Glass of New
Oregon is seriously afflicted with
diphtheria. May, aged about twelve
years died Monday afternoon and
was buried Tuesday morning. Aus
tin, John and Joanna are seriously
sick with the disease, while the three
younger ones have not yet come
down with it. Measures are taken
to prevent its spreading, and we sin
cerly hope for the recovery of those
FRUSTRATED with it.
Hugh O'Niel having successfully
passed the law course at Notre Dame
is enjoying his vacation with Capt.
Donahugh and wife and with his
brother John. Mrs. Shannon with
her children, Aggie and Irene and
Miss Gertie Tanney all of Chicago,
are visiting with Capt. Donahugh and
wife and with Mr.. and Mrs. p. T..
O'Malley. Mrs. Shannon is sister to
Mrs. O'Malley and Miss Tanney is
her neice.
Prof. +. Il. Cooley has accepted an
invitation to take charge of the pub.
lie schools at Aurora, ILL.,. at salary
of $4,000 a year, having resigned
here and his resignation having been
accepted, he left for that point last
week to remain until the school is re-
organized with Il new corps of teach
ers for the fall term. 1t will be nc
easy task to obtain another of equa
merit as an instructor. Turkey COB.
blers can be found in abundance but
solid sense and they are strangers.
| National Educational Association
to be held at Toronto, July 14th tt
18th. the G. NJ. & st. Paul Ry. will
sell excursion tickets ut fare one way
for the round trip, plus $500. Sci
July Sth to 18th inclusive. Good Il
return on trains leaving Toronto
July 14th to s5th.
The country about Cresco was visi
ted last Saturday by destructive
storm of rain and wind, accompanied
in places with a destructive hal
storm. We hear that the hail frs
struck to do damage in the vicinit.
Bonair, almost entirely destroying
all kinds of crops in its path. Tn
farms of Ii. A. Taft, S. NJ. Webster
Peter Dukelow, d. s. Miller an,
others near Bonair were badly dana
ged, rs We're those of JOAN SteinmaI
Joseph Archer, Lewis Edmond an,
Frank Morse on the Kelley farn
Hugh Owen, Robert Halliday OH tn
Jas Evans farm, John C. Livingston
w. G. Nichols, Peter Denoyells an
others north and east of them as r.
ported. Passing Oh east, it SCENE
to raise and pass over the timber; bu
over in Orleans it came to the eartt
striking the farms OF l.. II. Brow
and Ben Headington with grea
severity. Twenty.four hours afte
the storm was over, Frank Mors
gathered up and brought to on
office hail stones, yet az large as
robins egg.