The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-05


Old buggies bought, repaired and
sold by J. H. Miller. Shop with r. d.
Cady.
Chickasaw county gave 500 majority
for Boies, and the Democratic State
ticket.
Don't miss the Grand Special Cloak
Sale, Friday, Nov. IL, at Il. s. Ca
wards.
One day only, Friday, Nov. 10,
Grand Special Cloak Sale at r. s.
Caward's.
Mr.. Waterman of Dakota with his
wife, formerly Miss Ida Ferris, are
visiting in Cresco.
1t will pay you to attend the Grand
Special Clio ak Sale, Friday, Nov. ID,
at II. s. Caward's.
J. G. Webster was called to Elgin,
ILL.,, in consequence Of the serious
illness of his brother.
Boies for President and Hill of n.
Y, for Vice-President would make a
winning ticket for 1892.
We want two big loads of flax straw.
Who has it to sell? The man who
first comes gets the job.
Thos. Gibbons, Jr., Mrs. Belle Glib
bons and Mr.. Wallace were in from
Saratoga on Wednesday,.
Chap Marshall and Ed. McCook
came to Cresco to exercise the in.
alienable rights of a citizen.
Ed. Alleman is home for q few days.
Came in to exercise the right of suf-
fering with the rest of us probably.
Eugene Howard, son of Mr.. John
Howard, has returned to Abingdon,
Illinois, where he is attending school.
John Mcnamara died in Chicago,
last Monday. He was well known in
Cresco where his wife and daughter
Rose reside.
Miss May Doolittle went to her
school east of Granger the first of the
week having an engagement for the
ensuing year.
Frank Harlow returned to Cresco
to vote with the great moral party,
Tuesday, and was Immediately incar-
cerated in Jail under an indictment
for burglary and theft.
Winneshiek county elected the en-.
tire democratic ticket except Supt. Of
schools, which is In doubt. Boies for
governor had nearly 800 majority, a
gain of 450 from two years ago.
Wait for the Grand Special Cloak
Sale, Friday, Nov. Is. One day only.
Something entirely different than
you have seen this fall in cloaks, jack.
cts and capes, at r. s. Caward's.
w. l.. Converse came home from
the State University to vote for
Wheeler and Van Houten and against
the demands of the Alliance of which
his father is prominent member.
The recent campaign has developed
such host of able bodied liars that
we shall do what we can to encourage
the ninistrations of the gospel in our
midst, solely and exclusively for the
benefit of our neighbors.
Friday, Nov. 13, there will be q
salesman direct from one of the
largest eastern Cloak Factories with
a complete new line of cloaks, jackets
and capes and will give a specia
cloak sale at r. s. Caward's.
There is to be a grand opening OF
the Masonic and Grand Army Opers
Hall at LIE Roy, Friday evening. Nov
9th, with a banquet and ball. Music
by Ervins' Orchestra. Banquet will
be served by the w. r. c., and thu
Masonic orders. Tickets including
banquet 81.
Hanging in the treasurers office Is
life-like India ink portrait Of JOSEPH
Salisbury drawn by F. Chihak, por
trait artist, Lourdes, Iowa. While
Howard county has an artist capable
of producing from small photograph
a picture SO life-like in every feature
and expression, encourage him.
Come bring your friends and neigh
bors and see fine new line OF fal
and winter garments whether yo'
wish to buy or not. Something en-
tirelv different than you have seel
this tall in Cloaks, Jackets and Cape
at the Grand Special Cloak Sale
One day only, Friday, Nov. 10, at r
s. Caward's.
b. Coughlin, an old time residen
of this place, now railroading on tn
extension of the Great Northern, nea
Newport, Courtney Co.. Idaho is il
Cresco for few days looking afte
his matters here. He began work a
Tacoma in March, he told us, and
now as reported above on the YER
eastern borders of Washington.
1856 to $50 buys the Rotary styl'
Sewing Machine, Wheeler & Wilson
or Standard-cash or time payments
Old sewing machines will be taken il