Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-09-08

1 Every colored shirt in our house
included in our 25 per cent discount
sale this week.
TIE GERATY & TERRY Co.
Why don't you use our clear quill
corn and laundry starch, at five cents,
it is all right
Caward, the Grocer.
Call at the Russell Studio if YOU
wish cabinet photographs at reason
or Aristo-Platino.
RUSSELL STUDIO.
The Dubuque scissors grinder is in
Cresco plying his vocation and will
remain during the week of the fair.
He is honest and trustworthy and will
do good work at reasonable compensa-
tion.
Mr.. Ed. Laidlaw and his mother, of
South Bend, Ind, are visiting rela-
tives in Cresco for a snort time. They
have been taking in the G. A. r. en-
campment at st. Paul and are on their
homeward trip.
Harry Mitchell's barber shop will
open day and night during the Fair.
Call and get good job done, Come
carly before the rush. Remember the
place opposite the court house. The
little boys are wanted early; their hair
cuts will be only 15c.
Mrs. w. r. Bowman, of Waverly,
president of the Iowa Womeu's Aux
iliary, will be in Cresco next Tuesday,
and at 3 p. m. will explain the society's
workings to the ladies of this parish
at Grace church and will endeavor to
organize local chapter.
The Cuckoo ticket nominated at
Indianapolis is Palmer of Illinois and
Buckner of Kentucky. The men who
nominated this ticket favor Mckinley,
but lest some country cuckoo fellows
might prefer Bryan to Mckinley, they
have placed these decoy ducks before
the country.
Miss Clara Belts. OF Webster S. D.,
daughter of E. H. Belts, and neice of
Martin Belts of this vicinity, on her
way to course in Oberlln College,
Ohio, came with her uncle from Min
neapolis on Friday, and will remain
with them until about the time of
opening the fall term at Oberlin.
A. R. McCook has communication
in the Riceville Recorder which the
editor vainly struggles through half
column OF slush to reply TO without
disturbing q single point his
correspondent made. We rather
guess the way he did up E. j. Dean
was about as dismal failure as
this.
A full assortment of new cloths suit
able for fall and winter suits and for
overcoatings just received at the mer-
chant tailor establishment over A. H.
Caward's store. Prices made to suit
the times. Garments warranted to fit.
Goods and all material just as it is rec
commended. David Amundsen,
tt Proprietor.
We have returned from Chicago
with complete line Of fall millinery
Grand opening September II, IS, 49,.
Call and inspect our stock and sec all
of the latest styles. Miss May
Chambers comes from Chicago highly
recommended as trimmer. You can
not fail to be pleased. Leave your
orders for dressmaking.
G2t Moar & Chambers,
Miss Grace Marshall was given a
surprise last Wednesday evening in
honor of her seventeenth birthday.
Those present were Misses Mary
Long, Edna Huckins, Mammie Walsh,
Ethel Huckins, Anna Ferrie, Mary
Ferrie, Agnes McPherson. Messrs.
David Ferrie, Louis DeWalle, Lloyd
Lathrop, Louis Ferrie, Frank Dawes,
Charles Salmon, Elias Ferrie, Barney
McCann, Aldin Huckins, Give Fisk,
Hiram Shafer, James Long,
On our inside pages you can road
the Chicago platform in full.
Decline in the price OF hogs.
The Stanley Matthews preamble and
resolution.
| What Mckinley said when the Sher-
man purchasing clause was talked OF
in 1892.
| What law has done for gold.
| Effect of free coinage, a reply to the
New York Evening Post free coinage
catechism. A. B. Stickney president
of c. G. w. railway on how the rail
roads create anarchists.
Eddie Addie, son of John Addie a
former resident of Albion, was invited
to fill the pulpit in the Ashley NJ. r.
church, August aoth., which he did in
an able and eloquent manner, his
text, being taken from the IL
chapter of lst. Corinthians. Mr.
; Addie is rising young minister and
is working his way through college
which he expects to take six years tc
perfect, Such young men alway:
make bright and shining light tc
5 guide the footsteps of the weary
, pilgrim to home where sorrow ant
/ trouble never como.
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