Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-10-18

Buy Gold Mine Flour, $1.O0 per sack,
for sale by Glass s. Graf.
johnson Bros. have put in large
stock of boots and shoes.
Boys, youths and childrens Water
proof shoes, for sale by Glass & Graf.
Bargains in Underwear, at Glass &
Gratis.
Fred Brooks has returned from
Jacksonville, Fla, on furlough.
Step in and see our new line OF
silver novelties and flatware.-Dr.
Connolly.
Mrs. G. W. hurry, of Millbank,
S. D., was welcome guest at the
home OF w. r. Owen last week.
Novelties In sailors and street hats
arriving daily at Byrnes & Owens. and
the prices sell them.
Dana Mead will be home from
Bellvllle, Ohio, about Thursday OF
this week.
Glass & Graf are making very low
prices on Gloves and Mittens.
We have the finest line of ladies'
and gents chains in Howard county
DR.. Connolly.
We notice Elmer johnson OF Chester
in attendance at the funeral OF John
Champlain.
Everything new and up-to-date in
millinery at lowest prices at Byrnes q
Owens.
Call in and see the special bargains
we are offering in watches.-Dr. Con-
molly.
Miss Mary Sims came down from
Austin Saturday to spend Sunday with
her sister, Miss Nellie Sims.
First Prize Shropshire sheep from
the Omaha exposition go to w. G.
Nichols & Son.
Go to Glass & Graf for bargains in
Shoes.
The remains of John Champlain ar
rived in Cresco Monday morning from
Jacksonville, Fla, and were laid to
rest in Oak Lawn that afternoon.
Owing to changes about to take
place in the firm, those who are
| Indebted to Byrnes 6 Owens are re-
quested to settle their accounts before
Nov. lst.
The LIE Roy Independent has
changed hands, Bert T. Barnes having
disposed of the plant to A. 2. Pfremmer
former editor and publisher Of the
Spring Valley Vidette.
Mrs. W. R. Owen returned last
week from a two months visit with a
sister and other friends in Minneapo-
lis and reports very pleasant time.
Special meeting of W. R. G., satpr,
day, Oct. 22nd, for practicing flag
drill. Every member is expected to
be present.
W. R. G. sociable at Mrs. Sophia
Daubersmith's Thursday evening, Oct.
20. Supper served from 5 until all
are served-1O cts.
TALEN UP.-A white Pig, will weigh
80 to 60 pounds. The owner is request
ed to take it away. Has been with
me about three weeks,-S. q. Ander-
son, Paris Township,
Pr. O'Malley's big advertisement
scarcely needs notice to call the at
tention of the people to it. But never
theless We can't omit saying that his
store is full OF rare bargains.
Many who have been Brought up 10
work at home will enroll in Prof,
Breckenridge's DEBORAH Institute, Oct.
81.
DAILY & Malanaphy open out in their
new market between the post Office
and Tomas & Kessel's drug store.
They have one of the INCEST PLACES in
the city and cut the juciest steaks to
be found.
e. u. Nichols spent four days Of
| last week at the stock snow OF the
Omaha exposition and purchased all
of the LIST prize Shropshire rams With
the exception of one at the show, the
1st prize 8 year old and the LIST prize
ram lamb. These rams were also
honored with LIST prizes at New York.
Indiana, and Illinois state fairs, and
also were winners at the show this
year at Sheffield, England. These
rams were purchased for the express
purpose to be used in the flock Of
Messrs. Nichols & Son and will no
doubt be kept for that purpose, and
these with the other honors that they
have won at one OF the largest shows
that we have had tor years and are
likely to have for years to come, will
still keep the Nichols Flock of Shrop-
shires foremost in this country.
Married.