Morris tribune., 1881-04-07

for many day; III fact there has not been
either so many teams or people, out anu
about In any one day since this upper c"un
try was almost snotlered out under that
October blanket of snow.
Among the legal advertisements will he
found notice from the heard of health of
the town of Norris The residents of that
town will tind it to their interest to give
heed to the notice. MS IL beard of health has
about as much power and authority as the
United States supreme court.
Shot guns and retrieving dogs are heine
taken ont of their cases and cleaned uH
preparatory to the soon expected appear
ance Of aquatic fowl Some of the dogs
are found to he quite rusty and the guns
quite fat and lazy after the six months
storm period we have SO heartily ENJOYED.
PIU>DFR Quite an amornt of "old
plumber ms the railroad hills cal It, or in
other words, household and other effects
from tin pan up to II harvester, and from
II hull pup down 'oa span ct horses. ere
arriving daily. and in such n quantity asto
lead to the conclusion that there IRE large
numbers of new settlers coming to stay
STnP 1T The TRIBUNE is informed that
one, if not more of our butchers, nuke II
practice of Strengthening the cattle in the
village limits Now this business has got to
stop ut once. or trouble will hegin to"
Quick This is something that will not he
tolerated ut MI. and we give fair notice I"
Offenders tlrt We propose to see that it Is
stopped forthwith ..
Among the novel entertainments given
in st. Paul churches are what are called
weight festivals A nice supper is pro,
viled, and the names of the ladies present
heing enclosed IN envelopes, each gentle
man draws one The lady whose name is
found in the envelope drawn, is weighed,
and the cavalier un paying three fonrths
of n cent per pound. is entitled to Il supper
for both.
Railroads running east and west in Il
timber country are al very well, hut YOU
follow rhat direction across II bleak prairie,
where no, thwesterS a"e the prevailing
winds ninety nine days out of hundred
and they are no: valuable property either
to the cnmp,nv or tn the Inhabitants along
the line. This is the whole cause &C the
trouble on the Morris & Browns Valley
,nr1 10
About two hundred shovplcrs. arrived
all at once Tuesday evening to 90 TO work
on the Valley branch 1t looked for Il
time MS if it were July a and circus had
broken loose: hut us the overconts. juicy
streets. and mcandering SNOW pillow
crossed our line of vision the hallucina
ton WAS diSnrlled and we realized that
hot drinks. not ice cold lemonade. were
vet ,hr order of the day.
The new time schedule. which will soor
60 into fleet on this line, makes hut light
changes in the arrival ana departure OF
trains Close connections will I've made he
tween here and Browns Valley; leaving
here on the arrival If the west bound eX
press. and returning next morning in time
| 10 connect with the train east. Trains Hr
rive at the Valley at 9:4OP. NJ; "eturning
leave the Valley at $50 a. NJ.
COMMUNICABLE number of these indi
gents of whom so much have been heard
left Saturday on the east bound train fnl
some poor ho;:se 1t is y good radiance,
for II worse. lot Of mi>erables of The pauIwi
class We're never Struggled INTO the country
in violation. Of the immigrant laws; We
hope to have seen and heard The last Of
them: they Il d more TO injurr the country
three.
A D rion of their new stock of spring
goods is just being received at Wolff &
Wells and it will amply repay the public
to ctll and inspect the many new, novcl
and attractive articles in stock Fresh in
voices are daily arriving and those dcsir.
ing Il supply of spring dress goods, house
furnishing goods, hosiery. notions, etc
will find it to their advantage to call and
inspect the sock. as it is complete in al
lines.
An error was made IN last issue in stat
ing that IL change of venue was taken IL
the case Of the state VS.. J c Hancock
The case will us stated, lie tried at Han
cock. Int Ju tice iIutchins will preside
the char 90 being made for the purpose uf
ont ming m unbiased jury This case
wi cost the county Il big hill and it is moi
worth the trying being u simple quar- rl
and assault It should have hecn dismissed
| by the county attorney. If it were possible
so to do after the first jury disagreed.
CONTRACT LET --Mr. n Bragg has
signed Il contract with the county to hoor(
md care for panp"rs, the price stipulated
being So 90 per week This will fml,
| dispose of the vcyed question of the care
of county poor, Ms. after This Date, parties
| who hoard lauprrs and 10 so on their ow,
responsibility will be liable to ret small
paw for their trouble now that we have ;
poor farm No more bills will he allowed
for boarding indioents unless of course
some one of the commissioners authoriz,
parties TO care for them ~
SoI.D.-On Friday last. April fools day
:, party who had check c;ishcd at the
bank, Ivy accident left fifty cent piece or
the ledge and went out without tn mis-
take being discovered Not long after ont
of our merchants who had his eve OPP,
for tricks. went to the bank and seeing the
money supposed of course it WIS m,ilet
down us II tlccov, so he quietly informed
the cashier that that was too thin ant
wouldn't work The cashier was not lit
tie surprised TO see the money as he had n,
knowledge of its being there. but he coult
not convince the merchant but that it was
Il sell
EARLY Bird ETC On the hill south o
town lives the Hon. II. M Richardson am
there The curious doubling Thomases ma,
see for them selves and he convinced fila,