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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-23
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CONFEDRIT a nOADS, OepC. 1, 4O|c.-
promise to pay G. w. Bascom sixteen hun
dred and eighty dollars.
JEH1A1 PERKINS.
"Wats this askt the astonished
Bascom, with an expreshun of intense
disgust usurpin the place Of the smi le.
"Pay for that likker," replied Per-
kins, calm ez Joon mornin.
"But this aint pay-its your prom
Use to pay, and you amt got time
nor place fixed for payment-yoo
amt got no interest exprest nor moth
in. Wen do you perpose to pay it ~
"Never, G.. w. never. Under
this new lndispaehcn, promites to pay
is money. All y;a want is faith
So long ez yoo blec>c that that pa.
per is money, wat do you want NV
money! With faith enuf that pa
per is money. I hev bin fggerin
this matter out in my intellek evel
sence I hev been takin your banl
money. It's all the same. Eff I he,
faith in yoor money, yoo must he,
faith in mine. When this note wear
out come to me and will write 20,
a new one. And don't keep it to-
long-I shell take pleasure in writer
700 notes often, so that they will al
lus be. new and pleasant to loo
at. How pleasant it is, Bascom,
pay as yoo go! How much better
feel to pay on the male, and ho'
!; much better yoo must feel to he
yoor cash wen yoo deliver voc
goods
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
FIRE At MILFORD.

The bark mill of P. F. Causey at ''Haver
Mills" in tenure of +. H. Williams, wal
totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday morn
ing last. The fire was discoyered about
O'Clock in the morning by Mr. Radclif, who
lived about thirty rods from it, and gave the
the alarm. The bells of the town rung the
alarm, and the Milford fire brigade were
soon on the ground, hut it was too late to
save the mill or its contents. Bytheir energy
and valor, however, the adjoining hurk fac
tory was saved though it caught fire several
times. The mill had an insurance of only
$500 on it, but the stock of bark owned by
Mr.. Williams was fully insured. There
were about hundred tons of bark con-
sumed, worth probably $4,000, insured
$4,000 in the Kent Co. Co. The mill can
probably be rebuilt for $1,000. The fire
originated, it is thought, from hot journals
and smouldered from the time of stopping
the mill en- the previous evening.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
JOTTINGN ABOUT TOWN.

This is beautiful weather.
Yesterday morning was disagreesble.
Suicides are quite frequent in our city.
Board Of Education meets Monday night
Hogs are dying now from over bleeding a
throat.
Work is still going on at the Sacred Heart
| Church
Read the new story in the WEEKLY
| HERALD.
People still hopefully look for more In
dian Simmer.
The Rokeby Cornet Band Fair will close
next Wednesday.
The Quicks.eps have played nearly forty
games this year.
The worms in chestnuts are usually fat
and juicy this season.
The Young Ladies Relief Society solicit
aid from our citizens.
Adelaide Phillips in Italian Opera will
visit our city on the 18th inst.
soliloquy on painter bill-"Owefor the
touch of the vanished hand.'
The mosquito has ceased to dun us with
his bill-he is done for this year.
Rev. A. D. Davis. of this city, delivered
lecture on Temperance last night.
Lots of last years ice can be bought at
reduced rates from our ice dealers.
The Pio Mono Society will give an enter
tainment on the 10th and 18th insts.
Mr.. Fowler will lecture in the Institute
Hail. on the 12th, 18th, and 18th insts.
Next Monday evening night school will
be opened in the Institute Hall basement.
The Quicks,eps will play the Willis Klienz
This afternoon at the Quickstep's new
grounds.
The hog cart perambulates a. early dawn.
Oh whose shall the harvest be 1.-THE
bn.chers'.
Croquet mallets and balls have been put
aside. and husbands now dispute with their
wives with impunity.
Susquehanna is the Indian word for
great bend" Some Wilmington men know
he American wo"d for ''great BENDER
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

INSTITUTE HALL.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER Ath and 9th.
BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF THIS CITY.
HEALY'S HIB ERNIAN GEMS
AND
JERRY COHEN'S COMEDY COMPANY.
Great Pictorial. Musical and National Ex.
hibition, representing tour in Ireland, &C.
cOmpanied b vocal and instrumental hu-
sic. The Ausical and National Illustra-
tions by the following artists:
THE GREAT JERRY CONAN,
as the
"BANTRY BOY AND DUBLIN DAN"
Mis- sAlice Gleason, Miss Katie D, Rian,
Mr.. ChaS. Gleason, Mr.. owen Dillon, MIR.
Jas. Graham, Mr.. John Magee, Mr.. rank
Carr.
JOHN f. HEALY, Director ond Manager.
Making one of the finest exhibitions now
SEATS, 50 cents.
35 "
CHILDREN, 25 "
Grand Matinee Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
Adults 8 cents, Children l5 cents.
JULIE T. MORSE, Business Agent
noyl. st
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
H Card to the Public.

Mr.. Waterman, cor. of Sth and Market
street, has just the thug wanted by every
young man both in the city and country
which is stylish suit of cloths, so that
their friends will comment upon the style
and make, then with pride beaming out O:
their happy faces they can say, "wny l
bought this suit from Mr.. w. the popular
clother Of Wilmington" Those about to
purchase will find at his mammoth clothing
house, all the different styles of clothing
from fine fur Beaver Over-coat to pair
of cheap working pants, as low as $3.50,
also full line of Gents fine dress and busi-
ness suits, over-coa:s for youths and boys !,
&c. Mr.. Waterman's is the place for the
best bargains.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
NOTES FROM STATE CAPITAL.
THE NEW PrEL!C BUILDING.

Dover. Nov 5. lS15.
Mr.. G. c. A. Smith. the gentleman su-
perintending the post Office structure at
Dover. has just shown me the drawings for
that building. If finished according to the
present drawings, it will be splendid affair
for this, the fastest growing town on the
Peninsula. II will he the most imposing
structure, and present a finer appearance
than any building below Wilmington: in
fact, ] hardly c: n except Wilmington. the
metropolis of the State. The building has
now commenced in earnest the fnotinr
etoLes are nearly all laid. Congress will
probably make an additional appropriation
this winer. livery conyenicnc. has been
studied hy the architect in the structure Of
the building, and it could NOT he in better
hands than tie present superintendent
Hereafter will cnleavor to give he dimen-
slons OF said building as it progresses. J.
will take about one year to compct" il.
II. W. Evans will commence on Monday
erecting new place for his increasing h,:.
iness as genera news agent. Mr.. Mag IL
making ivcimprnNcn in lis iwcN
ing and Bakery establishment ON Locker.
man street.
Notwithstanding hard times and scarci.,
OF money, !. seems that Dover will con.iuu,
to improve. |. now Supports four .hu,cne,
establishment anl understand that twc
more Will START very soon. Eating will e.,
on, no Stopping that.
The price OF pork is fixed at present Slt
per hundred, by the Aims House Of Ken
county. Since Cour. has adjourned. tn,
lawyers are getting ready 20 make their an
nual fall visits to the city to spend the:
fees made this term.
An administrators sale will take place a
the X. X. Ho'cl hpxt Thursday.
Jonathan Pratt, Esq. Justice of the Peace
will shortly move to MarydeI. AMI rvsig,
the Justice office AMI the Aldermen Of III,
town OF Dover.
The merchants in Dover arc so anxio,
to display their goods, they even haug sam
pies up in the trees to attract attention.
In my rambles last evening around town
] noticed good Gell Of gatc-loving among
the young bloode. So.leboiy had bettel
look out. Yours. r.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

DROF. o. S. FOWLER,
i in WILMINGTON INSTITUTE
thursday Evening, November llth, at 1
o'clock. Admission I0 cents,
LIFE AND SELF-CULTURE.
Friday Evening November 18th, lat clock
Admission Is cents,
ON "MATRlMONY."
Monday afternoon, November 18th, at
O'Clock. TO Ladies only. Admis-
sion 25 cents.
FEMALE HEALTH, ETC, Illustrated by
French Feminine Models.
Monday Evening, Nov. 18th. at o'clock.
10 Gentlemen only. Admission 25c.
nOv3-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
AfteutiO,s..ReuN.

Specially for the ladies. You can buy ,
first class sack coat or cloak from Mr.. F
z. Frank for less money than you can buy
the goods by the yard and make them up
you also save time and labor and the doubt
whether they will 1t. If Mr.. Frank has not
one to fit, he will take your measure and
guarantee it to suit, charging you no more
than if you bought one ready made. He
has also full line of ladies' popln and
alpaca suits, ready made, of the very best
material which really do look nice and made
in the very best style. You will find him at
51l Market st .eet,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
Circumstances Alter "a .cs.
cL;sburr Herald.

From tie Ticlsbu,g Herald.
The other day, while a Niclsburgcr was
riding toward Jackson in Lis buggy: he
saw a !ong-hai1ed young man sitting on a
roadside fence. There was such an air of
utter desolation about the countryman that
the Nicksburger drew rain and inquired
"For Gods sake. what ails YOU, young
man?'
">NotLing, for Gods sake was the meek
reply.
But is any one deaA?'
"Hain't heard of anvbod! but old Mat
thews, and he went off two months ago.
Are you sick??"
Il feel kinder bad"
"WelI, YOU look bad. In fact, you are
he worst looking young man I've seen
>ince the close of the war
II was all right ill month ago. said
the Young man looking still more solemn.
"Wha. happened then?'
Woman went back on me-
Did, ell? Were you engaged?'
I'D hung around there for year or SO,
and we'd husgec and loved ard hooked
fingers. If that isn't hcirg engaged, then
don't know"
a nd she backed oul?'
Yes"
"Well, I've been through the mill N.Y.
self had woman 60 back on ME in
,h,t way three months ago, and didn't lose
bit of sleep over it,
You didn't?'
NO. sir
"But, then" sighed III. young man, and
hi,chcd along IN the rail- the woman YOU
| loved didn't Cwn sixteen mules, and have
! clean hundred bales Of cotton to SELL :
The Sprinlfeid Republican Us: "1f the
Democrats hadn't miScon-trued and abused
their good fortune of last year, this
wouldn't have happened TO them. If the
Republicans, not taking warning by the
example, proceed to similarly misconstrue
and abuse the fresh chance Which the dis.
gust Of the people with the other fellows
has given them, it may be their turn, a
year hence, TO with they hadn't. The
country tips awful easy these days
The fountain presented by Miss Lot,a te
San Fraci.co has become popular insti
tuition. Says local paper: "As The
pear'y drops fall into the elegant basin the
FrjScan thinks lie hears the far.ofi' ,ink
in.;s of her banjo, and goes and fires stones
1t IL Chinaman, t, slow music
NJ Mssachusetts insu nee companies have
given notice th,t if the fire departments
Snndry towns and cities persist in spending
heir time in parades, and target "xcur.ion.
al policies held in such place. will be
,'anc He'd.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
WILMINGTON PRODUCE MARKET.

At the Third Street Market House, yes
terday afternoon, produce sold at the fol-
lowing rates: Apples, 15@3e per hall
peck; potatoes, 1OG2O do; sweet ditto, S@
so; tomatoes, 15@sO; peppers, 10@12 pei
doz.; celery, SOLO per stock; horse radish,
S@l5 do; beets, 5 cts. per bunch; cranber.
ri:s, 10@12 per qu.; eggs, 35G939 per doz.;
butter, roll, s5@40 per lb.; print do, 400
45; scrapplc, S@10; sausage, 10@15.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
OUR MINIATURE POSTER

COO!er.
Buckwheat cakes.
Dead-Indian Summer.
For fried oysters that are good, 90 t.
Chandler's, 3 West Fifth street.
Sustain home enterprises.
Aelancholy-The ice cart.
For q glossy silk hat 20 to Culbert's S. Mar
ket street, opposite the Clayton House.
The leaves are leaving the trees.
For del !cious oyster stew, 20 to Spring
ers, No. 4, West Fourth street.
The worms in cb bestnuts are unusually fat
and juicy this year.
For pair of white kid slippers for bal
or parties, 80 to Filnessey's, 221 Market
street.
sportsmen are now enjoying fine fun in
hunting deer.
Go to John Green for a first class calf.
skin boot made to order, fit guaranteed No,
2o4 West Second street.
Prepare your handkerchiefs and cough
medicines.
McCusker has lust the boots and shoes
to please, you will find him PIG West I'd
S rect.
This has been the hottest and driest Au-
tsmn ever known on the Pacific coast.
Carpets at 25, 27. 40, 50, 60, 65, Is. so.
s. cents, 81 90 and sl.5O, at McBrides. 72S
Market street. Quality unsurpassed.
A California paper says King Kalakaua's S
troubles were jim-jams.
Culhert the fashionable Halter. opposite
the Clayton House, is the cheapest in the
city.
Darwin now says that all men were once
plants.
For rich panned oyster, or first class
stew to Chandler's 60, 8 West 5th Street
The model of Swedish school house is
to he exhibited at the Centennial.
Just received, one of the largest assort-
ments of yiolins, accordeons, and musical
Instruments for the holidays, at Robeen &
Bros no Market street.
There are but two Smiths in the new
Congress.
Adair, the furniture man, has the only
establishment in the State for the renoya
tion Of feather beds. You will find him at
Fourth and King.
The champion small baby is in Phillips
County, Kansas. Age, 2l days weight,
30 ounces.
Ladies felt hats 81 and 40 cents. 1a1
Shipley street, between Second and Third,
Nov. 5-3t.
The wife who is fond of her own will fire.
quently has reason to find fault with her
husbands.
Jes. Waite's oyster bay is to be found at
the corner of Water and Market where fresh
oysters come every day and cove plants 8
times week. Beefsteak, bread, butter and
coffee for 30 cents. Veal outlets, mutton
chops, ham and eggs. done to order.
We chide children for ' answering" US.
and yet teach them to speak when they
are spoken to-
l. c. Massey pays particular attention to
the repairing Of jewelry and silver ware 5O4
King street.
man in Johnstown' H., was married
lately, and one hour afterwards eloped with
an old lover.
| Go to Buckingham Il Co.. Sd St market
for choice fresh, roll and New York goshen
butter, Atmores mince meat and everything
YOU want in his line you will always find
good and fresh.
A witty Frenchman remarked that nature
makes exceedingly fat men only to shcw
how far the human skin will stretch with.
out breaking.
The woman who has selected her winter
hat and had it 1avorably criticised by the
neighbors can be identified BY the look of
triumph and content in her eyes. A|I
| r
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

DLEASE NOTICE
THAT YOU WILL FIND
Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
Blank Books, Writing Paper,
Fancy Papers, Envelopes, Initial Papers
Slate Pencils, Lead Pencls, Steel Pens,
School States, Mucllage, Ink, Penholders
Dominos, Checkers and Roards,
Back Cannon Boards,
Dice and Dice Cups, Lotto Games,
Base Balls Croquet, Pocket Knives,
Wallets, Stationers Hardware.
Drawing Materials,
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF STATION.
ERY,
AT E. s. r. BUTLER'S
No. 42O Market Street.
Aug.2Hf+
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
FNAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

The undersigned, receivers Of City an
School Taxes for the city OF Wilmington
for 1915. give notice to persons who nav
not paid their City and School Tax for Sj
and have had their bills presented, that
they are required by law, to cali and settle I,,
the same in days from delivery OF The Dill.
The receivers request all such persons 70
call ct their Office No. 10 East Sixth street
and settle without delay; they having CIV.
en- bonds to the city, the money Is dEe
them and they are responsible for 1t, ana
they hope those that can pay will be pr0mll
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay a
once, will call and max e some arrangements
to pay when they can, and we most rcspec.
fully ask you to give this your attention so
as to avoid trouble, costs, or unptasail..
ness. The city needs money and re4alle'|
us to collect it or pay it, and what We pro
pose to do is to collect and pay IT..
The receivers also give notice OF nullur
of lots in the I'd, Sd, 5lh; 7th. sth, 9th ana
wards that they cannot find the;oWners u% |
All such persons owning said lois VIII
please call and settle or we will sell lnsu
for taxes and costs.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours from ITO ) c"
every evening, and on market moI.nss'
EDMUND PRONOsl al
Receiver Northern district incluulHs d"
north Of Sixth street.)
EDWARD FARMAR
Receiver Southern District dnclui.InIsIT %
south of sixth street, "H~n
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
DEATHS.

MELLON.-On the 9Th inst, Michael J.,son
OF Henry and Ann Mellon
1-Due notice of the funeral will be
given.
kELLEY.-On the 4th inst, Mel, son OF
Mel and Ann Kelley, aged y years.
are respectfully invited to attend the fuAe-
raj from the residence Of his parents, Angus
tine Mills, on Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. 10 proceed to st. Joseph's Charch.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

a Liverpool tailo. was arrested recently
just as he was about to throw his three
children into the river. He said his pur-
pose was to to give them to the Lord, and
was put under restraint as a religious
monOmalliac,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

Y OTICETO COUNTY TAN n, r., !l%s rr;sc
\ Notice is her. by given thai tan a6r XII ri
indebted for County, State ana iWorthr1
for the year 1875, for the second or nn,,,steI
District of Wilmington y Hundreu,,r. I.il
and Settle the same. The COlieCt"b eighth al
found at his office, corner OF oi,Inss hat at bl
Shipley streets, or in the evenings
residence, sos West Fourth street. rson NJ
bury OF G. LLECToR.-If any Per,sunnd do!
or neglect to pay their Tax within ia,ov .. let
after this notice, the Collector ,,"I n"cIordn
and collect the same with cost "'''
to law ,,u nd
Ifthe owner sfany Real Estate Ss,inor S,r
reside in the Hundred, or IS ~. no to le'l
shall be the duty Of the Collector prod
and collect the same OFF the peIsom,6 RON
erty of the tenant thereOf.-E1e'o'''
t0aO. ,,. ,sorALL
LE"1o Croiec'F
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

STOCKs, BONDS, LOANS, AND REAL
~ Estate In Difference to the urgencv of
many good business friends the subscriber
has decided to eonLuct his Regular Auction
sales on the principle so successfully estab-
phia. A few items will be taken flr each
of these sales at limit of price, but in no.
casewill secret underbidding be sanctioned
Real estate sales on the premises will con-
tinue to be as heretofore, all positive.
Please send in Immediately your lists OF
Stocks, Bonds, Loans, Lots and Dwellings
for the next sale which is already nearly
made up. ]. T. HEALD,
oct30-tf No IL Exchange Ruilding
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

CTORE kEEPERS, GROCERS AND
y Dealers, take notice! take notice!
CHIMNEYS! CHIMNEYsM CHIMNEYS !!
A large assortment of lamp chimneys of all
kinds Just received from first hands, which
we are selling at Philadelphia prices, Call
and satisfy yourselves OF the economy Of
buying at home, w. G. ADAMS,
IL L. Second st.
Samples and lamp goods OF every kind.
Oct;Sy i'm
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
PERIODICALS.

CENTENNIAL NEWS OFFICE and
" Stationery Store, 607 Market street,
Daily and weekly papers, magazines,
Blank Books
Memorandum Books,
l'cket Books.
Albums,
States, Pens and Ink
and all kinds of stationery. Weekly pa.
pers and magazines to subscribers at pub
fishers prices. Oct2S-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
MARRIAGES.

WATSON-DENNlS.- the residence OF
Dr. Clark, Newark, on the 18th ult., by
Rev, Mr.. rolter, j. Marshall Watson. OF
Uxfsrd Pa, to Lavinia Dennis of Newark,
Del.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

The Illinois intercollegiate cnm,e.t W. =
held at Jacks ,nvillc, October 2,th, ,leh
Of the lie 'ding colleges in the ;'t,,e pa:.ri-
Patiu..
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.

AUD1ToR's OrrrEl
So EAST SIXTH STRLti'
WILMINGTON DELAWARE. ,ts|
Notice is hereby given, by direcllo,n ID
Finance Committee, that all DIS td uui 4
City or January LIST. 1915, must be p,ut d
or before the first day of N0venlbell EpHEr ,Is S
they will be placed in the hands o,ao,ion o. III, 4
licitor for collection, by virtue Of sew. se.,,v
of the City Charter, which Is as lolumsn maid
"lf the amount of said bill be Nv, cation
within 60 days after such plesWsI.a'"rd
thereof, 1t shall be the dat, Of the n Msttne u tne
said city to issue warrant direcleu N levy
said City Auditor, commanding liln ln"n incl
the same with all costs thereon. Wat il mol
goods and chattels of snch owner, aLu umiibip|
such goods and chattels can be fotihiu ia%t MA AM
said city sufficient to satisfy said aen trnllpd
costs, then to levy the same on tnt .,ha mrpo mo
or buildings of such owner froll,liinsI nsIollno|
such street rs aforesaid, which say sshajl N
or buildings, or any part thereGl, snrtiot|
sold by said City Auditor at pubic "swspr "u
upon ten N0) days notice in two n'"'
pers published in said city," Tang sipt
The bills of delinquents having lohs ~ cor
become overdue, proceedings VIII
menced without delay, unless pa'n>
made rs herein provided. ,,rr,y
senso-tf "iAAA CITY Audi@,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
NOTIEIS.
GPEClAL NOTICE.

PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOLS
The Board OF Public EducaIinr 'r;u
Night schools for young nls in the m.ti fl Tpu ',
ing named buildings: VIC 'ol'oW'
On Monday night, November Stb ot :
O'Clock, in the basement OF the ms, Tn.ti",. n,
building, ent!ancesn shipley street above bow
Eiphth, "'''e
On Monday night, November 18th. at :
No. ~, "n Second street, East OF Washinu.. h.
ION, South side.
On Monday night. November 18th. 1T :
O'Clock. in the Academy, Ninth Ward.
Application for admission into any of the
above named schools should be made on
he opening nights. Each pupil will be
trance for tae use of boo $. BY order Of
tie Committee.
[. ELTON BUCK,
nov6-3t Chairman.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

- CHEESE,
EGGS,
c: MESSICK having taken an additional
Stall, wishes to inform the public that he
is now fully prepared to furnish prime
Goshen and Roll Butter Eggs and Poultry,
at the most reasonable prices in either
large or small quantitieshe sells nothing but
first-class goods which fact he considers the
best guarantee Of a liberal patronage. He
can be found at STALLS No. 40, Is. and AZ.
Third street Market. Don't forget the
place. nov5 lw
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
FOR RENT.

EoR RENT.-Four roomed house ~ -
ct % 'ff Is.sf court. Rso Apply 70 J. A. uUyfh"r' yf"r'
wv -o". Neal Estate Ag't, ao2 Markets.
EOR Et.NT.-1hc Hares (ornor -
4 ana Farm, containing about ", oue noe
T.: LECKLEp
": II. DOLD'
Act,na r., ,,,... WM. HERnEpv
tie Common. & eW Gas.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

CPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY Tx
- PAIERS.-The undersigned collec@
of County Taxes having given notice thfR
months ago that the taxes were due and
payable at that date, and whereas not more
than one-twentieth OF the taxpayers have
paid any attention to said notice, the cuIec,
tors for their own protection will be ooiged
to enforce payment according to law winch
gives the collectors power to collect WIN
cost in ten days after they receive Their
duplicates.
JOS. L. CARPENTER, JR..
A. GIVEN,
aus23-tf COLLECTORS.