Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-15

STORE FOR SALE.-A good business
exchang for land. Enquire ut this
office. IVA
G. J. Peck has moved his furniture
down from Minneapolis and his fam
lily will occupy part OF Capt Don
ahush's house.
Billy Marble is playing this part of
the country again, his company being
billed for Riceville the three first
days of this week.
Mrs. FL. L. Bents and children are
up from Fayette visiting ut the home
of o. Swenson and A. b.. Bents and
other friends hereabouts.
Without doubt our 4Oc Tycoon Tea
is the very best thing on the market.
Sample it with any yon can buy at
any price Caward, the Grocer.
We would like to have good
neighbor such as have always been
in the Doolittle house near our home.
1t is good place and terms reason
able.
A. w. Isbell and wife are up fron
Calmar. Arthur working inthe Lowry
drug store, while Fred Lowry is at
tending to the drug wants of Calmar
people.
Miss Carrie A. Cove and Mr.. OrviIle
A. Schall will be married ut the home
Of the BRIDES parents in DEBORAH,
Tuesday afternoon, October 10, at 2
o'clock.
Persons in town or country wishing
buildings removed, should apply to
P. Quinn, nearly opposite the Novelty
works. He has the best outfit in the
county for the work. 3tf
See the advertisement of O'Malley's
remnant sale. 1t will enable you to
clothe your small children in the best
goods at abont print prices. To get
best bargains go early.
Chas. r. Sweet, the great tramp
speciality man is due here soon with
the Midnight Watch. He will sing
some very funny songs and tell some
funny stories. You ought to see him.
The Utiledulcian society Of the Bap-
tist church will give dime sociabie
at the residence of Mr.. George Lusk,
25th. Teams at the church at p. LII,
sharp. All are invited.
James McGregor of Lime Springs,
II veteran subscriber of the PLAIN
DEALER, who has been with it as a
patron for thirty-six years made n
brief call with MS at the close of a
recent business visit in Crescc.
15c buys good broom,
zoe y Id Tea Siftings,
3Oc ID of Finecut Tobacco,
25c :" u gallon ofcider vinegar,
15c q package of matches,
of Caward the Grocer.
Prominent in the cast of the Mid
night Watch is J. Francis Kirke, and
he is we'll received in towns lie has
visited before. Everyone should see
day, Oct. 18th, at the Opera House.
M. o. Perry Normal Institute will
open in its new quarters over kel
lows store the 90 instant. The rooms
have been specially arranged for his
school and will be convenient anG
well suited to the purpose for which
designed.
Mrs. E. E. Chamberlain went te
Howard county last Saturday tt
spend Sunday at her parents home
Iten miles west of Cresco. The occa
sion of the visit was to participate ir
a family reunion, the first in more
than fourteen years. rs.-Decorah Re
publican.
The National Democrat ls q new
pape. at 1G1 Washington street, Chi
cugo, by Chas. II. Tuttle, the Nv eekly
being furnished at so cents u y ear {
large eight page paper. 1t is free
silver paper at the old ratio of 16 to
without waiting for any other natioI
on earth. Its first issue shows mark
ed ability. il
i John Hauck met with quite a pc
culiar accident one day last week
whereby he lost three fingers frou
his left hand. He was tying a horse
when three fingers of his hand were
caught in a moose in the rope and
the horse backing up, were squeezed
till nearly cut off by the rope, and ar
amputation made necessary.
i Geo. r. Humphreys team took ,
slight run from the corn field Satur
i day morning, coming up about thu
center of Elm street until near th'
middle of Park street crossing, i
steered straight for the entrance tt
the Palace Grocery, the near hors,
falling PROSTATE as they landed OF
the sidewal in front. No injur.
done, not even the barrel OF vege