The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-16

X .FRATERNAL LODGE NO. 81,
Xxx A. F..& A.. M.
wv Regular Communications held on
The second Wednesday evening i'll each
month.
NEWELL A. ROSS. W., NJ.
=. DANlEl. A. Galley. SEC. II
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
CoNaREa Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath at half past 10 A. NJ. and 1P. NJ.
REV J. h. STORMS, Pastor. ... Pc.
Mrruop,sr Preaching cv-
cry Sabbath nj half past 10 \. NJ. and Z +.
NJ. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening ....
REv. C. F. KlSGsl.ASp, Pastor, ...-
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Advice to voters: vote for whoever
YOU darn please. ~,.. =
Republican town caucus at 2r. NJ,
on Saturday,
Big CIV and little "you" will be
here on Monday.
Thursday was rather wintry, and a
little too breezy for comfort. i
Banking is being carried on quite
extensively in Princeton at present.
1t is rumored that Jake Sausser has
conc to the Black Hills.
Donnelly will speak at Spencer
Irook, ON Tuesday in the forenoon.
There were as many as 80 Spencer
Brook and Wyanett folks in town on
Monday.
Remember. the Republican county
convention will convene at 2 P. NJ, on
Monday.
\ choice lot Of milliners goods
hats, flowers &c., cheap, at H. B.
Cowles & Cos.
C. II. Rines has the largest stock of
ladies' dry goods of any store this side
OF Minneapolis. 49,
Mrs. T. H, Galley left, last Friday.
for Brainerl, to visit friends residing
there. z
Donnclly is coming; he will speak at
the court house hall, on Monday even.
ing, October 2lst. st.
a fine lot Of Blanket goods for sale
at Rines' All the goods made to or
der. c. H. RlNEs.
a large lot OF remnant dress goods,
from 5 to 7 cts. per. yard, at II. B.
Cowles & Cos.
c. II. Rines wants all those who are
indebted to him to pay their accounts
in full this fall, All accounts must be
Taid. ~
The Greenbush town caucus, as will
be seen by advertisement elsewhere,
is to be held at the school house, III
district No. 2, at 10 A. NJ, on Monday
There are two candidates in the
field for the position of register o.
deeds, Mr. j. L. Brady and MIR. n. A
Ross. Either of them would make {
good registrar.
We are sorry to learn that one o.
Mr.. N. NJ. Smiths new team of horse.
died last Friday; this is the secone
horse MIR. Smith has lost within few
months.
The two churches in this village
will not consolidate; there will have
to he several funerals before such Z
thing as that sprobable. ..
A lady and gentleman, physician!
and clairvoyants. were at the Ameri
can House for several DAYS last week
They raked in considerable money,
The gentleman will visit Princeton
again in a couple of weeks. -~<
Mrs. Isaac Boobar, of East Baldwin
who has been ai]ing with consumption
for some time past, died on Wednes
day afternoon. Up to the hour of go
ing to press we have been unable Il
learn any particulars. ..-..- --..... -.
Mr., George Foltz returned to tow
on Tuesday, as the UNION predicted
Mrs. Foltz---who used to be known, il
the Badger State, by tha name Of Mis-
Carrie Schaar--accompanied2 him
George invested in a box of cigars am
''set" 'em up for the boys, by so doin
lie escaped a charivari. George, W
wish you and your bride all sorts Q
happiness. -....-,-.
10 those parties who have bee,
subscribing for the UNION since tn
second or third week of its existence
and have not yet paid us a dime, ",
would simply say that the sooner the,