Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-10-02

church and society will hold their
regular market Saturday, from 10 to
4, in Good Templers room under the
postoffice. Remember the time and
the change of place.
Taken up-A black mare with white
spot in face, about twelve or fifteen
years old, at my place 23 miles north
of Cresco. Owner will please prove
property, pay expenses and remove
the animal. OTTO STEVENS.
| There will be social dance given
in Kakac Bros. Hall, Saratoga, Oct.
9th 1896. Good music will be in at
tendance. Come everybody and en-
| Joy yourselves.
CLYNcH & SHEA, Props.
A sack of buckwheat -four found at
the door of We editor said 'with COM
pliments of James Stafford Lime
Springs, Iowa" What he sends out
as buckwheat is the "pure quill"
hulled, we'll ground and bolted. None
better.
B. o. Markha m and daughter Mrs.
w. E. Woodward left on the 10 o'clock
train for a visit among old time friends
and relatives at Little Valley, New
York. They left Cattaraugus county
twenty eight years ago, and many will
be the changes seen.
j. w. Bryan, OF Ludlow S. D., a
ranch man there, formerly of this
county, is visiting with relatives here.
In a few days he will return to his
work there. He is post master Of
Ludlow the mail coming once a week
on blackboard wagon.
John johnson has returned from St.
Paul, where he has spent some time
buying fur goods. Knowing Mr..
johnson to be an old experienced
buyer, there is no doubt but what he
has secured lot of bargains, that will
benefit the people of Cresco.
: If YOU want to get posted on the
new styles for ladies cloaks, write G.
D. Nichols s. Co. for their new cata-
logue and their new method, one of
the hand1est catalogues Of the kind
published in the United States this
year. Address the firm at Cresco.
Miss Moar's Sunday school class of
the NJ. Z. church will give an art
gallery sociable at the Good Templars
hall, under the postoffice, Thursday
evening, Oct. Sth. Supper at 10. Ad-
mission to art galary cents. All are
invited to come and enjoy the fun.
w. S. Harries announces himself a
candidate for the office of county Re-
corder. He is a man thoroughly COM
petent to take charge Of that or any
other office in the county, is careful,
painstaking, prudent and honest, just
:, the material for capable and efficient
public servant.
The following have been credited
l with cash on subscription account
Z. account with the PEE DEE: John G.
Wollung, Joseph Walton, w. j. Nor.
+ ton, B. o. Markham, Mrs. Belle Glib
bons, w. l.. Henderson, Cresco; Johr
Goodbrand, Riceville, John Wands
Maple Leaf; J.W. Bryan, Ludlow, ST
John McHugh went to Chicago in {
special car Monday accompanied by
Mrs. McHugh and DR.. Ahern. 1t il
y intimated by some that he is going
to see Mckinley about some kind o
an office under his administration Q
II he is elected) which, if true demon
n strates how strong the ruling passion
is, even when at deaths door.
] A full assortment OF new cloths suit
able for fall and winter suits and TO
overcoatings just received at the mer
:. chant tailor establishment over A. Fl
~ Caward's store. Prices made to sui
the times. Garments warranted to fl
Goods and all material just as it is rec
'r commended. David Amundsen,
w If Proprietor
Fifty years ago Wednesday SeI
tember 80, 1896, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n
10 Bowers were united ''for better or ft
IS worse and as the union has prove
vi to be ''for the better" after fifty yea
trial, they will continue the Union il
a. definitely. We congratulate the
n. and hope they may have many plea
of ant returns of their wedding annive
sary.
th The republicans named the folio,
ey ing persons for the several county {
ne tlces to be voted for in November:
A. l.. Loomis of Chester for clerk
=, the7court Z. j. Williams of Fore
30 City for county auditor, +. j. Thorn
~ of Cresco for county recorder and &c
Merrill OF Saratoga for county supe
visor. Our contest with them, W
oal be about the principles of governme
> they represent, not against them
ale men.
In the PLAIN DEALER of Tuesd
an appeared state ment of the Chica
as. Post, that Bishop james Hazen Viii
of the diocese of Indiana would
/. struct his clergy to oppose repudiati
-, and the free coinage Of silver. II
,.a uti' statement originally appeared in
'''' the Chicago Record, and on the l:
of Sept. the Bishop in explicit ter
: denied the statement through tt
sey paper over his own signature.
the SAYS: 81 do not believe it is the dl
!. OF the church to oppose the free co
ats. age of silver, nor have ever said 81
rch The M. Il. choir concert Wednesd
ing evening was fairly attended and
'lce audience were amply rewarded
yer their attendance. The recitations
Misses Clarice Chaplin and Mamie
oi,s co were fine, while the musical sci
h,t tions were up to the usual high gr;
th.. of Crescos musicians. The vic
- solo by Miss Mamie rhaler, of Cain
daughter of Prof John Thaler be
the gem Of the evening. She ha