Daily globe., 1879-04-08
SALTWATER NEWS.

OlQ lines az henny'S. Best hve cent
cigar in the market.
The infant Hercules will exhibit at Opera
Hall Monday evening next.
Stables are being fitted up on the Driving
park for the use of several of I. Staples
runners.
The Atlas engine at Staples mill has been
thoroughly overhauled and will commence
running tomorrow. .
A gentleman from the rural districts rather
forced thu season yesterday by wearing an
uncommonly large straw hat.
We understand that Mr.. VIM. Veazie sent
one of his horses to Chicago yesterday, to be
put in training for the June races.
Chris. Carli has returned to this city and is
temporarily employed by F. E. Loomis, the
photographer, owing to a large increase in
his business.
There has been about $50 subscribed in
aid of the Cornet bands open air concerts.
All should be willing to donate little in be-
| half of the movement.
The G. B. Knapp will for the present leave
Saltwater on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays on the arrival of the lilo train
from st. Paul, and return on alternate days.
Will. Chambers, assistant bookkeeper for
Durant, Wheeler & Co., has prepared genu-
inc surprise for E. w. Durant on his return
from down river. He has had the back Office
fitted up with brussels carpet, lounge, etc.,
and the walls handsomely frescoed and hung
with pictures.
| A fellow just down from the pineries
stepped into restaurant Saturday and Or
dered supper for three men. Supper was
served up and the fellow from the pineries
began to partake. In vain the proprietor
awaited the coming Of the other two men
they came not. That their presence was
not necessary was soon demonstrated by the
rapidity with which the food disappeared
down the mans throat. After de.
vouring everything on the table
in the line of food he handed
the speeches. and amazed landlord 25 cents
AS the proprietor of that restaurant under
stands that there are a number of other raw
enous men coming down river he advertises
to sell out cheap.
The efforts of the Turnverein to make the
exhibition Monday evening grand success
oAo uAVAIlut5 anu p6ISSN0lluS. frOIs oaX re-
turned yesterday from St. Paul. Dur
ing his absence he succeeded il
securing the best talent in the State to assis
in the exhibition. Prof. c. 0. Lampe, O.
st. Paul, has kindly volunteered to swing
the Indian clubs, and two other men vii
give an exhibit of their skill in foil fencing
In fact, nothing has been left undone which
might add to the enjoyment or pleasure O
the occasion. This promises and is intend
ed to be the best exhibition ever given b,
the Turnverein society.
fellow who proved SO unfortunate as t,
) be the possessor Of a ten dollar bill entere,
a certain store Sunday and, after purchasin,
his wants, had the bill changed. The pro
prietor having read great deal abou
showers of the "queer,' became possessed O
the idea that the bill was counterfeit, bu!
alas, the man was gone. Quickly summon
ing the chief of police he hired horse an,
buggy, and they started in tn
direction of Hudson, supposing tha
the man had gone there. Thei
progress in the direction of Hudson
, was barred at South Saltwater BY the un
soundness of the ice. When the proprieto
of the store found that they could not get t
Hudson. all desire to continue the pursui
died out, and he was willing to return. O.
examination the bill was found to be genu
, inc, and on their return the supposed shove
of the queer was found calmly walking th
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