Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-12-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

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For fine pianos and organs call on
p. G. Peterson.
To secure good insurance, call on
III. G. Reeves & Co.
Henry Knoke has been visiting
relatives in Cresco.
Rooms for rent.-Two good rooms
at 514 Baker Avenue 36tf
Miss Blonda Jackwitz went to
Minneapolis Saturday.
Table de hote dinners speciality
at Daubney's restaurant.
Ladies' White Bros. Box Calf
shoes, $3.50. Smith & Dixson.
An elegant line of cigars always in
stock at Daubney's restaurant.
Fresh oysters direct from Balti-
more at Sinclair's, West DEBORAH
For Xmas fine pipe, any smoker
will appreciate it. G. A. Neufert.
e. E. Brown, of Jackson Junction,
was business visitor last Tuesday.
All kinds Of picture frames made
to order at Reynolds, Ben Bear Block.
Alb
Try Anderson's new Feed Barn
at the corner of Washington and Broad
way. 43tf
p. l.. Thayer, of Kendallville,
spent several days in the city last
week.
The Prairie Farmer, S1.OO, and
PUBLIC OPINION, $3.50, both one year
for $1.75.
Roy Palmeter, of Clear Lake, was
guest at the Holway home part of
asst week.
For Christmas-tree ornaments 60
Francis Schrubbe's No. 2l5 West
Water st.
-Drs. Emmons and Eddy were
Own from Burr Oak Wednesday last,
o business.
You want to make present? Let
Tzcinski make nice hair chain, that
will answer 4l-4t
Our line of Xmas Candies will be
lager and better than ever before.
Cal and see us. G. A. Neufert.
Mrs. J. c. Hull left last Wednes-
da, for Wittemore, TO be present at the
funeral of her hus bands brother.
We will send the PUBLIC OPINION
from now until Jan. l, 1899, for $1.50,
theprice of one years subscription.
Mrs Gowran returned home to
Portage, Wis, last Thursday, after a
visit with her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
j. W. Curtis.
A special advertising car for StolPs
Hog Cholera Remedy on the Burling-
ton tracks yesterday attracted a good
many visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corridan re-
turned home to Blooming Prairie,
MINI. Friday, having visited friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. +. James Weiser returned
Thursday from her trip east, having
visited Chicago New York, Washing
ton and Baltimore.
B. HI. Wells departed yesterday
afternoon for Troupsburg, n. Y, in re-
spouse to word that his daughter, Mrs.
Gefford, was seriously ill.
Anyone who wishes to subscribe
for the International Magazine, one of
the best published, will find it to their
interest to consult us before ordering.
We can save you money on it, 4l-2
We are doing larger business than
ever. The reasons are, that we are
square dealers, know the value of mer-
chandise and sell cheap. Holiday
goods, nobby neckwear and elegant
muffiers at Bears.
Another one of those good old
times at the Post Rooms tomorrow
evening. The w. r. G. invite you all
to come and have good time. Re-
freshments and program fit for kings
only 10 cents.
Everybody remember there is tC
be an entertainment at the Post Rooms
WCuhcSuay cNchihSi bcS' ~ ohiJ ioSeo
Light refreshments will be served, 9
musical program, readings and prize
contest will take place Come one
come all.
Our holiday sales commence now
and our big purchases last week viii
carry us through till January LIST. We
show complete line, and assure oul
trade, that no one in in Iowa has such
great bargains to offer as we have
Bears for bargains always.
1.-THE Woman in Black" by III
Grattan Donnelly will be produced a
the Grand Friday Dec. 10, by Manages
.Jrcob Lift. 1t deals indirectly witt
certain interesting phases of politica
life in New York. The methods EN-
ployed by political tricksters are ex
posed, though the story is a romantic