Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-11-05
Rkz11A Grosco Department Store IN
PrEiaor

The south sid side @sal89n @ II. .qpsned ZEN up
building just south Of the Mccormick
machine house.
Now is the time to buy your apples.
We have just received two cars from
New York state-the finest to be had
A. III. CAwARD.
Faribault extra select has great
reputation and we want you all to
try a sack. Only sold by
Amundson & Lofthus, the Grocers
Lee Hatch was in town from Satur-
day till Monday on business vlei
returning by way Of McGregor to
Forest City. Iowa, where lie has
good lew practice.
II. B Gildersleeve,, of Weedsport,
New York, an experienced and capa-
BILE matchmaker and jewelry repairer,
holds the bench in Connoliy's watch
and jewelry department..
James kobliskl has the finest
matched team in the county, weigh
ing 1850 each to pound, drive evenly
n mile i'll four minutes, with three in
buggy, are bright bays and not for
sale.
T. H. Studebaker bids good bye to
the readers OF the North Iowa Times,
but it will hardly draw tears from
any of them. He may be A success
as a p. NJ, but he has won but little
credit as an editor and publisher.
Mrs. NJ. j. Long has removed her
Millinery stock over the Alliance
store and will continue to sell her en-
tire stock of Millinery. hats, ribbons.
velvets and fancy feathers at whole.
sale prices, until all are sold. lift
The PLAIN DEALERS new corre-
spondent from Lime Springs grows
quite caustic in her criticisms on the
action of our city council. She holds
y very sprightly pen, and now every
body is wondering who Sarah looks
like.-Lime Springs Sun.
John Todd of Kendallville advertis-
es some choice Poland China swine
for eale. The great abundance Of the
corn crop and it's low price will be
improved upon in dollars and cents
by the farner who has quantity of
fat porkers next summer to market.
Mrs. Chas. Vessel, living in Paris
township, 10 miles southwest of
O1CoOOs ehASSA SAoS6 0A huCtlOu safe Oh
Thursday, Nov. IA, consisting of six
horses, 10 head OF cattle, 13 pigs and
q lst Of farm machinery. 0. H. Wood
is the auctioneer, and the usual terms
are given.
The jury in the trial OF Herman w.
Mudgett, alias II. H. Holmes, for the
murder OF Benjamin F. Pitzel, rem
dered a verdict on the first ballot.
guilty of murder in the first degree. !"
The verdict was rendered at 8:l5 last
Saturday at philadelphia where he
had been on trial.
Last Thursday evening there was q
debate upon the issues to be decided
to day. between the State University
Clubs, democratic and republican, at
Close Hall, Iowa City with three dis
putants on each side. Among those
on the democratic side we observe
the name of our townsinan, WIN. H.
Hughes, u student in the law depart
ment of the university. !.
In few days we shall mail state
ments to our subscribers who are In
arrears on subscription account and
now take the opportunity to say that
we shall expect each person to re-
spond with all or a portion Of the
amount due us. We have nearly
$1,000 due us on such accounts, and
cannot afford 10 extend that amount
of credit. We know that the price Of
produce is cheap and the PLAIN
DEALER twice q week ut $1.O0s a year
is equally as cheap.