Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-04-24

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Bradstreet quotes the number OF
business failures in Iowa during the
first three me nths of 1896 at 1Ol, as
against 80 failures during the first
three months of 1895.
This is the season for machine oils
and axle grease. Don't forget that
we have the best goods and make the
lowest prices.
CAwARD, the Grocer.
| F. j. Prann will sell you a good
bed room set for $12, as good u sold
but short time since Mt double that
sum. He is in the Bucknam building
on Park street, west of the Congre-
gational church.
Go and see the Waukegan Fence
wire at Lomas' Hardware before you
buy, it runs farthert to the pound tha n
any other wire and is made by Wash
burn & Moen Mfg. Co., who make the
best wire in the country.
We have announcements of the Han
son concert printed in this paper in
three different languages. You can
lazen Deutch, laese Norsk or take it
in p lain English. Nothing too good
for PLAIN DEALER readers.
| Prof. Hanson who appears before a
Cresco audience tho 28th inst. is Prof,
of music at Luther College at Deco
rah, studied in Germany under re-
nowned violinists and will interest and
| npfn foi, Of 4ho Il
Rev. Geo. Leslie, of Milwaukee, is
f, expected to arrive this week and to
| hold services in Grace Episcopal
church Sunday at the usual hours.
Rev. Leslie comes with the intention
filling the vacancy in the pastorate at
this place.
| INSTRUCTION IN MUsIc.-S10.0O per
term, twenty lessons-piano Or organ
furnished for parties without extra
charge. Pupils are not compelled to
take two lessons week unless they
desire. for further Information apply
to Miss LAURAINE MEAD. tt
| A trip through the country shows
that there is much land to be fitted for
the seed. We observed many OF our
best farmers turning under the turf on
meadows which have been cropped for
a few years. The scheme is a good
and practical method Of farming
Nj. and Mrs. Z. B. Webster and
little Venus Nae left Saturday for Ros-
well. S. D., whore they joined Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Patten, of Lake City,
MINI. The ladies to visit friends
whi'e their spouses are off on an ornt-
biological collecting expedition. Re-
publican.
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The following persons have credit
on subscription account with the PEE
DEE: Abe Privat. Florenceville, e. l..
Hill, Elizabeth d. Averill, VIM. Need
ham, E. |. Isbell, John w. Thompson,
w. H. Alleman, A. f. Verback, John
Boyle, John Henley, Jas. II. Roche,
Cresco; L. H. Smith, Lime Springs;
Mrs. Jane Price, Bonair.
+. j. Prann is selling qualities of
furniture. his prices calling in the
customers. He has an extension din
ing room table with carveI legs stand
ing on eight cast ors caplbie of an ex-
tension of from 8 to Is feet. 1t is
called the Peerless, ana is so ar
ranged that all the leaves are in place
when the table is extend I'd the length
desired.
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All. AAuioOI 14duoOls WIZ has F6C0IlI- |
ly returned from Europe, where he
has been pursuing his violin studies,
gave Il concert Thursday evening at
Century Music Hall, before u thor
oughly appreciative audience. Mr.
Hanson is d good musician. His tone
is clear and he plays with much feel
ing. His selections were: Mendels-
sohn's Concerto, Ballade and Polonaise
Vieuxtemps and '.Souvenir de Haydn
by Leonard. 10 each he responded
with encores.-S Saturday Spectator
minneapolis.
Hicks says that May will be the
wettest month of the spring-that too
much water will fall in that month for
many lowlands and enough to
thoroughly moisten nearly all sections
of the country. The solstice rains in
June will not be excessive, but suff1-
cient in most parts to nourish we'll
cultivated crops. In localities here
and there, some heavy downpours will
occur. The last half of August and
into September will bring another
period Of rains to central aud norther-
ly portions of the country.
Married,
-MILLER.-At the.residence
of the brides parents, three miles |
west OF Cresco, Tuesday evening,
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