Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-10-30

Lydon's great hog ana sneep sale'
Oct. 9th.
If you want something good go to
Lydon's sale Oct. 9th.
Hippos! The newest thing in fur
coats. The Geraty & Terry Co.
Pupils at the Cresco Normal can
take just such branches as they most
need.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to Nj. Barrett's Restaurant, Market
ST., Cresco. sept 1y1
The first winter term of the Cresco
Normal and Business Institute begins
Monday, Nov. 2, 1896.
The w. o. l.. G. 1. A., will meet
with Mrs. L. 7. Woodcock, Tuesday,
Nov. Sd, at 2:30 p. m.
Examine our Hippo Fur Coats. They
are something new.
The Geraty e Terry Co.
Sorghum of fine quality, for sale at
80 cents q gallon, cash.
6tf JOSEPH KAPLER
Silk warp serge umbrellas, sold at
$3.50, just now 75c at
j. B. CAwARD & Co.
Free Silver Rally at LIE Roy, Mon
day evening, Nov. 2, will be address
sed by F. E. Howard and A. r. Nc
Cook.
Mrs. Arthur Marshall, accompanied
by her sister, Roberta Rumsey, re-
turned Wednesday afternoon to ST..
Louis.
HOUSE TO RENr.-A good comforta-
BILE brick house. east part of town.
possession about October. Enquire of
N. B. Wheeler.
There will be a Good Templars So
ciable, Friday evening, October 80. at
the residence of j. Mcpherson. All
are cordially invited.
For sale, or will exchange for mer-
chandise, 160 acres of land in Ringold
county, Iowa. For particulars inquire
of V. E. Wygant, Cresco.
All young persons who intend to
attend school this winter and are
backward in their studies should
attend the Cresco Normal.
Dress Goods cheap-38 inch all
wool serge, usual price 40c, for zoe,
all colors, if you come quick. at
j. B. CAwARD & Co.
80 dozen mems wool. .feeced under
ware, worth 81 90 each, for SOC. Bar
gains in Ladies' and childrens' under
| ware. j. B. CAweARD g. Co.
am now located in Cresco for the
purpose of buying all kinds of live
stock, and am here to stay.
r. F. McGooN.
Big bargains inslace curtains, ladies,
gents and childrens handkerchiefs,
gloves and mittens, corsets.
j. b. Caward & Co.
If you wish any particulars about
the Cresco Normal and Business
Institute or catalogue, write to the
principal. M. o. PERRY.
Husking season has opened, and we
are prepared to supply your wants in
the line of husking gloves.
The Geraty & Terry Co.
For reut-Four comfortable rooms
with good well ard cistern. Enquire
of Mrs. E. McCARyILLE.
+ No. 304, High Street.
S. A. Converse and A. j.. Cook will
deliver political addresses from sill
yer standpoint at the Peters school
house in Oak Dale tonight (Friday) at
s p. m.
Henry Milz and wife of Kansas are
visiting his parents residing in How
ard Center. Henry is well-known to
our people, having spent his boyhcod
and early manhood days in Cresco.
| Persons desiring to vote for Bryan,
free silver and more prosperous times
will mark and vote the second ticket
on the official ballot. The first one is
the republican, the next is the demo
cratic and an mark put in the circle
at its head means vote for every can
| QlQaG6 EameQ LII GudG COlumu.
Byrnes & Owens millinery stock is
now in the sample room under Ander-
son Il Sobolik's hardware, where il
will remain for few days till the in
surance is settled. 1t will then be
moved to D. Platt's dry goods store
where they will sell their entire stock
at a sacrifice.
! DR.. Whitbeck, of Decorah, on his
way to a silver meeting in the wes
part of the county dropped in for ;
moments chat with the PEE DEE folks
The committee of his county as in
this, seems to be for ornament rather
than use until the happy period come:
for the distribution Of spoils.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church viii
hold their bazaar Nov. 19, and 20 il
Lyric Hall and will appre ciate patron
age from all friends. There will bt
sold all kinds of fancy work, children
clothing, ladies underwear. gents
nightshirts, bedding OF all kinds
towels, aprons, dusting caps and al
useful articles
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