The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-02-05
SO below zero Tuesday night.

MT. uTtpIlbdulll dtdIH Will IcsulG
in closing out his stock.
The Band boys went to Austin on
the noon train Wednesday to partici-
pate in the Ice Palace carnival.
Go to kellogg's Restaurant for
large loaves Of Rye, Graham and
White Bread
Fred briggs, OF DEBORAH, came up
Saturday to see if every thing was
running right in his absence.
Great bargains in fine foot wear at
G. ID. NICHOLS g. Co.
Miss Lauraine Mead, left on Monday
morning for Boston, when she will
take u six months course in the
Musical Conservatory.
The entire Greenbaum stock at
and below cost.
Last Thursday night, burglar
entered window at the Sisters resi-
dence, but was discovered and put to
flight before he had secured any
thing.
Rye, graham and white bread,
buns, pies, cakes and cookies, fresh
from DEBORAH Bakery, sold at KEEL
logg's Restaurant.
Q. G. Elderkin, Of Bonair, is spend
ing a few weeks, with friends in
Spring Creek, Warren County, Penn
sylvania, and elsewhere in that To-
cality,
Sacrifice sale of the Greenbaum
stock is going OF every day.
The little advertisement of H. r.
Eagle g. Co., 6s, Wabash Ave. Chica-
go, is worthy Of your attention.
JOHN X. Oakley Of Lawler, was
among our callers on Wednesday.
John is one of the unterified demo-
Gratis of Iowa, and is sound OH ques-
tons of financial government poll
cies.
$3.50 buys yotf an outfit of Felt
Boots and KuDDers at
G. ID. NICHOLS & Co.
Bert Bishop had what come near
being lively blaze on Tuesday
morning, fire catching from the stove
and burning II large hole in the floor.
4 longer delay in the discovery
would have wiped out the entire row.
Don't go with your heels "a rock
ing, but get your fits in fine Foot
Wear of
G. ID. NICHOLS Il Co. THE Fitters)
J. J. Virgins, who died at the
county house. last week was aged
about 70 years. He came to this
county from Floyd County, and his
remains were taken there by his son
and buried beside his wife, who had
been dead several years.
Gentlemen fineFoot Wear at
e. ID. NICHOLS l. Go.
q. II. Wood took $40. 900 in risks for |
the Hartford Life 4 Annuity Co. last |
year. lie has agreed TO send $50. 900
before tile first vi May. Parties want
ing Insurance are invited to call on
y. II. Wood. The Hartford has near
~ completed its sl.OOO.OU0 safety
fund.
The younger members of Miss
Lauraine Mead's music class pre-
scented her on Saturday last, with a
handsome gold pencil as testimony
OF their regard for her and to serve
as a remembrance of them during her |
absence from home. The gift is we'll |
appreciated.
The Great Annual 10 and 1o dollar
Suit Sale-worth Is and 1G dollars
has now commenced at the
GOLDEN EAGLE.
NJ. A. Flood went to Michigan. YES
terday. He will have a $1,000, auction
sale on his farm in March.
Chas. Nash, Ut Lime Springs, will
have combination auction sale alb.
out the 18th, Of March. 0, II. Wood,
will serve as auctioneer in both.
H. G. McCarty, read an ex.
cellent paper before the Labor Lyc-
cum at st. Paul, Oh class legislation,
that appears in the st. Paul Globe.
OF last Monday. The Globe says the
hall, 10 east seventh street. WINS
crowded with people, eager to hear
his paper.
"A new postofiice has been estab.
lished ut Acme, Howard county, Ia,
half way between Elina and Riceyille
on the G. st. p. Il X. e. Railroad.
Another Is to be put in operation
soon, on the line of stage route from
Cresco to Elma, located about mid.
way between this place and Lourdes,
The name given IL, we believe is Pine
Ridge, Howard county, Iowa.
The Hewett Musettes Nugget Nell
Company will appear in Lyric Hall
the latter part of the month, the
! date OF which We viii give notice
tASiUultSI. liz cuttEldInulenI con.
sists Of short comedies and musical
specialties. Mr.. Frank Hewett. who
will be remembered in his entertain
ment here some years ago, being u
SOLOS. On several different instruments
There is no danger of cold result
ing in pneumonia when Chamber
lains Cough Remedy is used as direc
ted for severe cold" 1t effectually
counteracts and arrests any tenden-
| cy of II cold to result in pneumonia,
This fact was fully proven in thou.
sands Of eases during the epidemic of
influenza last winter. For sale by
J. J. Lowry.
The Warner Comedy company on
Saturday closed Il successful week in
Cresco. Among the company are
numbered some fine actors, while all
acquitted themselves very satisfactor.
lily the violin playing by Ben. r.
Warner being one of the features.