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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-18
ONE ENJOYS

Roth the method and results when
Syrup of Figs Is taken; II is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds. bead
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthya and Observation-Disclosures. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist vino
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KK NEW Y0Rk. az
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Guaranteed Cure For
BRIGHT's DISEASE.

From a formerly infreQuent disease,
Brlgnts has become almost as common
ana chronic IS malaria or bad liver"
Brlghts Disease is not in itself specific,
out most generally follows albumenOna.
ne alDumen gathers and solidiies IN
the canals Of the kidneys. and like the
stoppage OF the tubes of the boiler, pres
ages dire consequences From the on
strucuOn OF the tubes ulcers follow. and
these organs become the throne of death.
The symptoms are strongly like those
OF Diabetes-dull pains in the loins. con-
slant desire TO make water with little re-
SUIT The skin takes on a pale hue, the
appetite disappears, the body wastes.
and frequently dropsy and bowel infiam-
nation follow.
Treatment-A dozen or more glasses Of
SuWanee Springs Water day should lie
taken at the start. The general expert
ence with this disease is that the guam
tity should only be limited by ones ca
pacity, the lightness Of the water and the
freedom from taste permits a much
larger consumption than one would
think possible. With beneficial results
appearing a gradual diminutiOn Of guam
tity taken follows.
For sale IN carbOys. demijohns and
cases by SUWANEE SPRINGS CO, SUI
vance, Fla, and ANDREW HANLEY, 81
Whitaker street. On draught at
WHEELER'S PHARMACY,
"a Bull street.
GEO. WAGNER'S.
SIS Bull street.
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COFFEE COUNTY COURT NOTES.
some other Matters of Interest i'm the
Town of Douglas.

Douglas. Ca. Oct. lin Coffee supe-
rior court yesterday the whole day was
consumed in the trial of Smart Jones,
colored, charged with numbering his sis
ter-in-law. The evidence was circumstan-
tial, but Of the strongest kind. The states
attorney. W. G. Brantley, wove a full
connecting chain around the prisoner
The jury returned a verdict of guilty Of
murder, with recommendation TO mer-
cy, after being out about one and half
hours.
Coffee county can boast Of the largest
and smallest men in South Georgia. Hap
by Joe Ellis is six feet one in hight, and
weighs 3J1 pounds Hiram Taylor, reared
IN the eastern part of the county. is .
years Of age, and weighs 102 pounds.
He is four feet two inches high.
Mr. a1d Mrs. T. NJ. Brown gave a most
delightful social on Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Matte Etheridge and Miss
Annie Girtman Of Hazlehurst
W. T. Bailey Of J. $. Bailey & Co, has
placed the lumber on the corner of Cleve-
land and Sellers streets for a handsome
two-story residence and Contractor Reg
lister commenced work this morning.
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EXPOSITION ETCHINGs.
Some of the Events of the Day Told
of in n Few Lines.

Atlanta, Ca. Oct. 1.-THE Daughters
of the American Revolution held meet
ing in the woman's building to-day. The
visiting chapters We're given a reception
by the Atlanta chapter.
The assembling of the Colonial Danes
and Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will be the most brilliant and sue
cessful the societies have ever held. Five
hundred members, representing every
state in the union. are here.
Col. Avery, commissioner TO South
America, has gone to Washington to in
vite Secretary Olney to attend the formal
opening of the exhibits from Central and
Southern American countries.
The National Woman's Christian Tenn
erance Union threaten to hold their an
nual convention somewhere else if bull
fights are allowed in Atlanta.
The natioal road parliament met TODAY
EN-Gov. Fuller of Vermont was elected
president.
The Virginia Military Institute cadets
viii be admitted to the exposition grounds
on Virginia day.
Gov Levi Fuller of Vermont was given
a reception by the exposition directors to-
day and he made brief address
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THE HARRISON SCRAP.
The Wounded POrters Getting Along
All Right

Tennille, Ga. Oct. 1.-THE trouble at
Harrison has quoted down. and proves
TO have originated from political banter
ing. The two young men who are wound
ed are sons of William jenkins, a stauncn
farmer and valuable citizen. His sons are
courageous, active young men. who have
had good opportunities and bid fair 20
occupy prominent positions in their sec
tlon- They were wounded by being drawn
into the fracas by chance Though the
parties TO the fracas are quiet now, juGg-
ing from rumOrs afioat, il would require
but little agitation to start il afresn..
We learn that warrants have been is
sued and that the matter will get into
the courts, which will augment the chances
Tor a renewal of the disturbance. Public
sentiment in Washington county is de-
ciqedly against such broils
Messrs. Shivers and Fulford, who did
the cutting and shooting of the jenkins
brothers. have not gone anywhere, but
are al large, and, il is learned, are I'M
der bond. They have both visited Tennilie
since the fighting was done.
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We believe in taking the
little boys in hand Just as
soon as they begin to show
a liking for manly dress. We
like to get them into good
habits; that's why we sug-
gest to parents the import
ance of bringing the little
fellows here. The habit of
wearing good clothes is an
excellent habit for a boy to
get into.
The boy who wears a suit
away from here this week
will not thrust his hand into
an empty pocket. A pocket
book with five new nickels
will meet his fingers when
he feels into the pockets.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE AS TO LOCAL ACT.

Notice is hereby given Of intention to apply
at the next session of the General Assembly Of
Georgia beginning Oct. %, 1895, for the pass
age Of the following local bill TO wit:
A bill to be entitled An act to amend section
1928 of the Code of 1882. relating to sales Of
property under execution, issuing out of the
City Court Of Savannah, by providing that
sales OF property taken under execution or
other process by the Sheriff OF the City Court
OF savannah may be advertised in any news
paper published in Chatham county. and for
other purposes
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CHEAP RATES TO ATLANTA.
A Cent n Mile TO BE Put on From BE
yOnd the Ohio River.

Atlanta. Ca, Oct. IA committee of
general passenger agents who are here an
nounce that a cent a mile rate will be put
on to Atlanta from the Ohio river and
points beyond soon. Among the passen-
ger traffic men here are d. G. Edwards
of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and DAYTON.
The committee came to investigate the
charges of eXtortion The members will
report that the charges are unfounded
and that the exposition is complete.
Special excursions for school children
the Rig FOur s~ N44
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BROMANGELON.

The most delicious Dessert jelly
ever produced. Don't take my word
for this statement, but visit the IN
dersigned to-day for a practical dem
OnstratiOn of the fact.
{. A. MUNSTER.
Corner DraytOR and Duffy streets.
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Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 1.-THE case against
Attorney julius l.. Brown for cowhiding
the two newsboys who sold the paper con-
tanning the sensational attack upon his
private character last week was dismiss
ed in the recorders court this afternoon
The cowhiding occurred in Mr.. Browns
office and the recorder held that there
was no public disorder. The newsboys
Will prosecute the attorney in the state
courts for assault with intent to murder
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SHORT IN HIS sHEKELs.
A Promising Young Man of Rome
Makes "A Bad slim.

Rome, Ca, oct. 17.-John Higgins. a
young man well known here, was arrest
cd in Atlanta and brought here by Sher-
if Mcconnell and now languishes in the
tloyd county Jail. He was secretary of
the Epworth League here UP to a few
weeks ago, when he came up nearly Sl0
snort in his cash. He went to Atlanta
and warrant was sworn out against
him for embezzlement. Higgins was
prominent in religious affairs and was
something OF an eXhOrter. An effort is
being made to settle the case.
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NOTICE.

All bills against the German
steamship Remus, Schwancr, mas
ter, must be presented at our office
by or before IL m. this day, Oct. Is,
or payment thereof will be debar-
red. J. +. MINIS & CO., ConsiEnees.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
n. ID. & WIN. LATTIMORE,
savannah's Leading Hardware and
Stove Dealers.

Savannah's Leading Hardware and
Stove Dealers.
The above firm is keeping an extra
large supply of all kinds of miscellaneous
Hardware and Stove goods, comprising
many novelties and specialties in Gull
nary and domestic furnishings. Every
person who contemplates buying a
Range or Stove should call on them.
They are the cheapest dealers in the
business, and will show you the very best
line. No one who ever comes into their
store goes out without purchasing. They
are strictly headquarters. and everybody
knows this and appreciates the splendid
line shown by this firm. They are in for
all the possible trade they can secure.
Buy of them and be pleased.
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Atlanta, Ca. Oct. 1.-THE National
Woman's Suffrage Association held a
conference in the woman's building TO-
day. Addresses were made by Mrs Vir-
glnia Clay Clopton Of Alabama Mrs
Rachel Foster Avery. Helen Gardner.
Mrs Virginia y. Young of South Caro-
lima. Mrs. William Howard Dubose of
Georgia and Mrs. Mary McLendon of
Georgia.
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All bills against the British steam
ship GIcnOig must be presented at
our Office by IL o'clock noon this
day, or payment will be debarred.
WILDER q CO., Agents.
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wANTED-CITY BONDS.

The Sinking Fund Commission invites
bids until u o'clock of 18th inst. for s. 1000
city of Savannah bonds, issue of 1879, and
1000 of issue of 1888.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. d. r. THOMAS
Secretary
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FARM BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

The Liberty County school Commits
siOner's Heavy Loss.
Mcintosh, Ga, Oct 1.-THE barns, sta
bles and outhouses of J. b. Martin, county
school commissioner of this county Glib
erty), were totally consumed by fire
Wednesday morning before day. His en-
tire crop was housed, and was burned.
The suppQsition is that it was caused by
combustion. Mr. Martin was in Atlanta
attending the convention of county school
commissioners.
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A WIFE WITH A HOUSEWIFE.
Though Separated From Her Hus-
band, She Gives Him "A whaling.

b"hu, She G1Nes Him "A Whaling.
Atlanta, Ga, oct. 17.-AIrs. Thomas
Chamberlin, a bright looking little
woman of middle age, a nurse by profess
sion, was fined IS and costs in the DO
lice court to-day for administering a
horse whipping to her husband last night.
Mrs. Chamberlin and her husband who
Is coffin maker, have not lived togeth-
err for several months, the latter dur
ing this time boarding at the home of
a Mrs. Foster a lady with two attrac-
i've daughters. 1t seems that Chamber
lin was paying attention to one of the
daughters Of has landlady, and when his
wife heard of it she became very angry,
although she was not living with her
spouse herself. Last night she went to
the house. Of Mrs. Foster with a horse
whip, and going in without knocking.
proceeded to wear the whip out on her
husband, whom she found at the table
with the young woman who had aroused
her Jealousy. In her anger she also gave
Miss Foster several lashes
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NOTICE.

All persons are warned against purchas
ing or otherwise negotiating for note for
three hundred and fifty-one (S35D dollars.
made payable to d. Kraus, dated Savan-
nah, Ga, August 1895, and due one year
after date. Same is hereby repudiatel
J. LAYTON HTEpS
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REDUCED PRICES:

On all druggist articles, consistinp
in part of a large assortment OF
brushes, combs, perfumery, pocket.
books, stationery, toilet soaps, ato-
mixers. soap boxes, etc.
". H. HARVEY,
StrOng's Stand,
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NOTICE..
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan on real estate CEN
traIIy located in amounts from
$1,000 upwards at 61k per cent.
DEARING & HULL,
No. 9 Drayton Street.
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Sixteen new members of the executive
council were elected.
tn association adjourned finally this
afternoon, and the members were enter
tanned at a barbecue given by Capt Low
rV
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FALK CLOTHING co.
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

REBARER-The relatives and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Rebarer are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral
of Mr.. George L. Rebarer from the Ca
thedral this morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment at Bonaventure
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LIQUOR LICENSE.
NOTICE.

Neither the master or agents of
the British bark Conductor, LOm-
bard, master, Will be responsible for
any debts contracted by crew of said
vessel.
PATERSON, DOWNING d CO.,
Agents.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ATLANTA EXPOSITION, Oct. 1e.
SOLOMONS & Co, Savannah:
Ship us twelve dozen bottles DETER
SINE FLUID to replenish our stock. Every
bottle is gone. People are enthu siastic owe,
its cleaning powers
VIM SMART. Chairman.
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MEETINGS.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL SALES
STAR GROCERY
EVERY SATURDAY.
EVERY TUESDAY.
Prices will astonish you.
Call and see what we have to offer
you on these days at
Barnard and BrOughtOn streets.
BOLEY's STAR GROCERY.
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SRUANNaH THEaTER.

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-29

Married:-At Cecilia church, Tues
day, October 90, Miss Anna McGrane
to Mr.. Thomas (. frie'A~ Rev. Nolan
officiating. The his wonder.sfsarred
ut 10 o'clock a. III. only -U-old for mil.
friends of the bride and grth4saaIn us
present. Many costly ahrts =
gifts were presented by their S&s.
wishing friends. At the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
McGrane, o bounteous feast was wait
ing, of which all partook at noon.
Tie happy pair will take up the
threads of life on the farm of WIN.
Burke mile north of Elma. The
good wishes of scores of friends is
rendered to them as they start on the
journey of life.-Elma Register.
Andy G. Campbell the nominee for
sheriff is a man whose name bears a
good repute in every vocation. He is
a.thorough gentleman in every walk Of
life, intelligent, upright in all his
dealings, courteous in his intercourse
with his fellow men, energetic AMI
capable in business, respected by all
who know him. a nan who would do
honor to the office of sheriff. as much
as the Office would,be an honor to him
Of the other candidates we have not
word to say to their disparagement.
We cheerfuliy concede their worth as
men, their social character as neigh.
bors, but all these are as fully posses
sed by Mr.. Campbell, while in all the
other essential qualities that will be
called into reqnisition in discharge of
the varied duties of the office, we be.
lieve him superior to either. For
these reasons we give him the en-.
dorsement of the PLAIN DEALER, and
appeal to its friends throughout the
county to give him their active and
loyal support on the 5th of Novem.
| Der.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-29

McKanlass, thenegro violinist, beats
the world Eplaying Pagganini',
"Witches Dance" the "Mockine
Bird" with variations, the "Arkansa
Traveller and Home, Sweet Home.
~ yov. 2, Opera House.
.inf buys 4 good broom,
Alee 4 ID Tea Siftings,
SOC ID OF Finecutr Hss-s-o,
25c "a gahRen of eittssvsaaa''rega '77ssegar,
100 "a package of matches,
of Caward the Grocer.
The Cresco Department store sold
to Mrs. VIM. Roberts of Morrison's
Faust company. a $1,000 fur cape on
Wednesday, Oct. 23d. This troope
have been visiting some of the largest
cities in this section of the country
and have failed to find a garment to
suit them as we'll. This speaks we'll
for the mamoth,,stock of furs carried by
this firm. A new stock of furs. capes
and cloaks have just been received by
them and you can get a better bar
gain in fur cape or cloak than you
cnn get in any city In the country.
Wm. Robinson who was indicted
for the abduction of a female under
years of lawful consent, and who
plead guilty to the charge as made in
the Indictment was brought into
court Monday morning and senten-
ced to eight years at hard labor in
the penitentiary at Anamosa and for
costs. His appeal bond was fixed at
$4,000. Frank Sayre appeared for the
defendant and made a strong plea
for clemency. The court in view of
the age of the defendant, 90 years,
and with the hope that he might re-
form and become good citizen, in-
stead of sentencing to the extreme
limit of the law, ten years in the peni-
tentiary and $1,000 fine. made the SEN
tence only eight years and costs.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-29

Mrs. A. Barbour went to Cresco
MGnday for two weeks visit with
Rooert and fatnily.-Waucoma SEN
tinel.
STORE FOR saba good business
place in good, location, is for sale or
exchans for land. Enquire ut this.
office. 7w4
The Daughters of tile King meet
next Wednesday ut $50 with Mrs. w.
b. Lent. A full attendance is re-
quested.
6. p. Chamberlain, physician and
surgeon, office in Lowry's drug store.
Residence, corner northeast from
Sisters school. If
If you have clock or watch that
declines to tell you when its dinner
time, take lt-toJ. w. Shacklock, in
the Car gallery.
L.. j. Enebo returned with his FAM
ily on Saturday to their former bone
in Dakota after nearly two years resi-
dence in Cresco.
Carpenters are ut work enlarging
the laboratory at the school house,
more room being needed on account
VI tue large CluESeS.
p. F. O'Malley occupies half page
In this issue with an advertisement of
another special sale. the last till their
great holiday sales.
Rev. Taylor, the new Methodist
pastor is moving into Mrs. Doolittle's
house in the northwest part of town,
once occupied by Rev. Macurdy.
Without doubt our 4Oc Tycoon Tea
is the very best thing on the market.
Sample it with any you can buy at
any price Caward, the Grocer.
Wait and buy New York apples il
something fit to eat.
CAwARD, the Grocer.
Faribault extra select has a great
reputation and we want you all to
try a sack. Only sold by
Amundsop Lofthus, the Grocers
Don't be misled. and buy poor an
pies We shall have three cars oil
fancy New York apples here in few
days. CAwARD, the Grocer.
Don't forget we will continue ou,
sale on chamber sets this week and
will make you lower prices than any
one. e. A. III. Caward.
The Congregational Aid Society
Will meet Thursday, p. m., with Mrs.
Wilbraham. The ladies are request.
ed to band In their blocks atthis meet.
ing. 6s
Miss Edith Eyeringham left Satur-
day for Pratt, Minn.. the home other
sister, Mrs, Seymour Walter, where
she will teach school the coming
! winter.
An inviting display of New Fall
Cloaks and Capes at inviting prices
can be seen, if you accept II. s.
Caward's invitation to call Wedues.
day, October 80.
DR.. Smith and the physicians OF the
Chicago Metropolitan SaDitarium
will be in Creseo on Monday, Nov. IL,
and at the Windsor House, Elma. on
Monday, Nov. IS.
William Stevens Perry, bishop OF
Iowa. will preach Thursday evening
at 1880 in Grace Episcopal church and
will also confirm small class present
ed by the rector, Rev. Clemit ID.
| Brown.
| AS our lamp sale took so much OF
our time last week, we have decided
to continue our sale on chamber sets
all this week and will give you the
benefit Of still lower prices as these
goods must be sold.
| A. H. Caward.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-29
McKanlass, November 2.
Wakefield's auction, Nov. 6.
Petit jury discharged Monday.

Petit jury discharged Monday.
Chrysan themum show Nov. z g. 8.
DR.. O. B. Bowers, opposite Baptist
church.
r. s. Caward's annual fall cloak
sale. Wednesday, Oct. 80.
Don't forget the Negro violin con-
cert. Opera House Nov. I'd.
Do not forget the Russell Studio
when in need of photographs.
An elegant line of school tablets at
PEE DEE office, nice and cheap. If
Normal and Business Institute
opens to-day over Kellow's store.
The F. F. F. orchestra play at LIE
Roy on next Thursday, Oct. 3lst.
Master Willie is the greatest boy
baDjoist and basso singer. Nov. 2.
If you want good organ for
little money go see Hazeldine.
All the latest novelties in dress
goods at p. CoDnolly's.
Little Patti, the child soprano sings
all of the latest popular songs and
ballads.
John Nemetz, wife and baby Sun
day ed with relatives in and about
| Calmar.
| The Negro vioninist McKanlass
makes the violin weep, pray, laugh
and sing.
The Russell Photo Studio shall con
tinue to make cabinet photos ut 81 SO
per dozen.
Mrs. w. P. Raymond completed her
Cresco visit and left Saturday for
| West Union.
Rev. s. H. Mitchell attended the
state Baptist convention at Burling-
ton last week.
Now is the time to get your organ
repaired. Get Hazeldine, he knows
how it is done.
The qnartette with the negro viol-
mist Mckanlass sings oil the jubilee
plantation melodies.
Frank E. Doan and wife visited in
Cresco over Sunday enroute from
Riceville to Iowa Falls.
John Champlin is working in the
Star grocery, the enlarged quarters
necessitating more help.
Mr.. c. G. Upton with Miss Glass
visited with Mrs. A. w. Isbell, sister
o. Mrs. Upton, at Calmar.
Call and see the Russell Photo
Studio in its new rooms over the
Kessell & Lomas drugstore.
All the go-the handome Cloaks
and Capes at r. 8. Caward's Special
sale, Wednesday, October 80.
i Mrs. AL ]. Caward returned to
Hampton, Iowa, yesterday, accom-
panied by Miss frankie Caward.
| Andy Thompson of Oakdale was in
Cresco on business Saturday making
a pleasant call with the Pee Dee.
We sell the best new sorgham at
way down low prices.
Caward, the Grocer.
Our Mayfower Tea at 40c can't be
beat. Try pound.
Amundson s. Lofthus, the Grocers.
For SALE-My family mare, or will
let her out during the winter for the
keeping. Address DIR. H. Q. PRICE.
The negro violinist's company of
singers and instrumentallsts ere su-
perior artists in their lines. s.-Denver
News.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-29
'OV VERCOATS

At the lowest prices such goods have been sold for in this
county We have store to-day the best line of Overcoa
shown in this county We don't except anywhere and
making them tired with plain figure, down low
No marked S. than they worth give
cut price sust because it's you, you knows
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-29
RIBBON
Sal

than the same goods sold any Special Sale city
Here prices: