Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-06-26

Our aim is to carry a clean fresf
stock of Millinery-we will carry ovel
no summer goods. Come and ge
them at your own price, at
BrnxEs & OWENS.
C. NJ. Vance went over to Cresct
Saturday taking with him sister who
has been visiting him and returned
Monday, bringing with him two niece!
of Mrs. Vance.-Riceville Recorder.
This is the season for machine oil!
and axle grease. Don't forget tha
we have the best goods and make the
lowest prices.
CAwARD, the Grocer.
Sugar cured smoked shoulder, 8t
per pound; II pounds of choice kettle
rendered lard for $1.OO-these prices
are for cash. Plenty Of spring lamt
at the Palace Meat Market.
Huesselmann & Miller.
The ladies finding the opera house
engaged for all of next week have in.
definetely postponed their entertain.
ment of Rebecca's Triumph. 1t is
probable however that it will be giver
some time in the fall or ensuing
winter.
The collector for the the TwIcB-A-
WEEK PLAIN DEALER Is abroad in the
land. II you are going to be absent
from home, examine your last receip
learn what you owe tor the PLAIN
DEALER and leave the money with
your wife. Il
Are you in need of mower sections,
hayracks, the combination hayrack,
hayrack and box combined, or wind.
mills, stocktanks, pumps and pipe or
anything in my line for cash prices, &c
to the Novelty & Plow works. Horse
shoes set for l5e. each.
G. L. Watros, proprietor
Wednesdays wind storm was quite
severe over in Paris We are inform.
ed that it blow down new barn fol
James Long which he had just got the
roof Oh, wrecked windmill for Derr
and also for Mr.. Lundak and destroy.
ed one for Chas. Miller in New Oregon
township.
7. r. Seeley showed us a stalk oI
corn recently, grown in the open field
which came up in the Spring Of itself,
which was all Of six feet in height and
tasselled and silked. 1t is good
example of uhc kixd of growing
weather this season, and VIC think
beats the record for fully silked
corn.
West Union Gazette: The interest in
Austin-West Union series centered on
the contest OF Wednesday. Each club
had two games to its credit, and the
enthusiasts looked for hot work in the
final one. They were not disappoint-
ed. 1t was battle royal from start
to finish. game that made folks hold
their breath and forget to cheer. The
score: to in favor of Austin. See
Leroy and West Union Mt Crcsco, Sat.
urday, June II.
Last Sunday afternoon Children.
day was observed by the Howard Cen.
ter S. S. The house WAS profusely
decorated with both wild and tame
flowers. Each part of the program
was rendered with ease and pro-
ficiency, one of the most pleasing
features being ..The Children.
Prayer" The house was filled to over.
flowing, every one enjoying pleasant
and profitable hour.
Mr.. j. N. Cannon, OF Oak Dale
township, whose graduation from the
law department OF tho Minnesota State
University we mentioned last week,
has decided to commence The practice
of law in Cresso, and will open an of.
flee here next week. Mr.. Cannon has
very largo acquaintance throughout
this section and, being one Of the best
and brightest young men we have, can
hardly fail to make a splendid success
in his chosen profession.-Republican.
We, the undersigned, will. on the
first day of August, 1896, commence
doing q strictly cash business. We
will have to do business in competi.
tion with those who have adopted thi.
system, and the only way to meet that
competition successfully Is to adopt
the samo system ourselves. Thanking
you for past favors and hoping to be
favored with your patronage in the fu.
turc, we remain,
Yours truly,
MILLER 4 WEBER.
Kirkhart & Ryan's circus showed
here Wednesday afternoon to large
audience, and all who attended pro-
nounced it neat, clean little show
with excellent performnrs and first
GLASS music. Tho band was as good as
any show CARRIES. The heavy fall Of
rain In the afternoon and evening
flooded their grounds and allowed OF
no evening performance, and as we
intended witnessing that we can not
make personal mention Of the show,
but If all reports are correct, no doubt
visit here another season would be
rewarded by big crowd.
The ladies of the Congregational
church and society will hold another
Market Friday, July Srd. Will all
ladies who have lost plates, tins OF
dishes of any .Eind please leave thei,
names with the committee. Mrs. Il. j.
Lomas and Ms. w. X. Barker. and all
who have dishes and do not know to
whom they belong please leave them
with the committee on that day. There
are few dishes now with Mrs. Bund-
rick and we w,lnt to find owners fol
all at the next smarket. We do not
want your dishes but we do want what
| you bring onthem. The Indies will