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and n Missing sl,oc- nr,'"'' On
Ln,r-Ahldlug TOWN. Llttlo Hook,
''pp sei .srraaatne, es 81 7as % eass,a n""' 4suus
,r.,, ;. 1,orr 49, 1r.r,,, --rh. drs+ I,,.
prcs4Ions ] formed t~ 1 by Sortorn ] man who makes
his debut In this section OF tho country during
m unusually r,,lny sonsou uro not likely 10 Gv
tasolao!e. II taese po any symptom. OIL preJu'
dlco In tho mind OF tho tourist aKAnst tho South
ani Its people. tho sticky yellow mud. which
~. ,.,.e, a.. ,.nn.n -, NJ, ~ y,., sh,,,
apt 10 ucvelop tno asease IN a,a i.s tnsy; wa'sc
reason, will become saturated ind soukcd with
,,ity Jnr ,bo ncno]n whoso fato 1t is to apeo their
ilvss s in in mud % md nalnria.
4 rIt!o Of serentocn hours from ss. Louis, over
tho 1ron Mountain Railroad, brought mo Into
..',st ~ " .,.., I-,z,,,,,., e,i, omI ,,,,,,,v
miust OF misty ar'z1l1ng run: anu p'teny
ss ~ rns sste wsa sxs %"n s 9 aEs"s Sos
inter rouni me sn,uIy atowcd awhy In n co,u-
@ roria ] 1''. AZ m n , hnn y,,rrs ,,ort,,r. md ne oeo-
boys, und chn'nl'er1nalus seemed to take n el'c-
cia, delight in tramp!ne through tho bulls md
corridors in 4 kind Of dcsultory hcci-aud-
too sa't' which makes tho wcary tray.
clcr wonder whother ho has struck tho
nr 'v w.cter @ ,l,crc i, 1t noss,py ssrtous sase
.f IaIlr,nm.t romcns NJ tha "tber cn1 of tI,c
imlIJlnv which nro1ntrcs to rnnka tntnRs liyoty
dnrlux tho remainder of tho nKht.
slrcn cotncs to tho rescue nj Inst, however,
anu creams eftakc ~ u .ue grange. .o!osaom
IND magnolia, anu tho coston-te!d ana cane
brakc. and II ctaptcr or two Of tho :. Fools Err
rnud..' With mn Illuminated tapieau of Uue|c
1otn ana llttIe sta IN heaven. aua theh t"ehty
mounted ku'kl''x, with htt'oous masks. all
armed TO tho tcctt1 set fro to tho NIugara sIs-
nnn.,nn ,,r,po. nm, rI,te uf n fnlI rnJ1nr IN nv
u"oson ~, ~ - s ts ~ ~
tFouhefs-PR- Ahi " ohuFhet-4 AHl luz uahKeE-
OTIS man with tho nlaniu-n-potn. and those Arc
my watchers griuutug at lme rs they mlarch by
IT, thn ,rn,nnr,,I n,o,ns.,on Mt N Inv
" NV ',.aukuu. p..'esso"' N -, - ~. ~.
tould performing on tue f'hcA'"1Ee' ana VIM
| shall say. that Entpmfon and Bob lnHerdoll arc
| mt ,w{,, ststers of tho Snraf Was It Atrttnne
| rn,a,,r,,e,,. ,,hn lrok, Tho E,vnt,n, nhalisL
| Laeoarie"F "no utoAe tae hetp1,"" ope"s~
Into four pieces? Craek-crnck-'cr
| +" Eight ii clock, sirr' ehonts sumo dunon III hl-
,,nn farm. and vivaa nv ,1onr II t.,sty shake m
.a"' .ol.l'' a.a s.o n5 ,.., uuu' '1o'' '""A' 40
| ho lMases OH 70 tho tie2t elatst' ....-
/ "A in nvfllIuu Tim rRAfkkV nf
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tween n. IN. and 10 y. III. A lo,tcf cnn lo writ
ton III my suburb within twenty tnllcs nf 1.nn.
.on. for example, RN'l within twn hours u Will
bn .tellvrrrtf III New Yurk Or rhtlatlrlph,n 1t
takcs twelve ht,urs ut tho most rnplh work 10
ecnt intrAmltrnl COMMUNICATIONS. In furrIgn-
cra this primitive MID bntiy.NrrnnRel exptil-
tim nf private hl~nnsa Is nil tho mnle inexp p1.
satic that this H. tho land wtlosu bnnncr bears
M1sIWQ La money"
, 1881-03-12
JONATHAN AND WILLY.

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JONATHAN AND WILLY.
'f"s a mhsy s,, s"n n Asssy rs -; sS''es' s5
"TIe's Il crust oil tic SWAMP" whispered
Willy l,ntcs tn Jonathan Gray NJ they stootl
I'D, H., st',r ~ ~ H., ,,",i,,oa', iH,,, L.,
frartins @ 1 s''. "on.af q @ Of one.eIrhth is one.
fourth, M onc-IlaIf of one-fourth is sone-half.
| rho crust. is thick enough to carry NIL OK
cnrt. You could sIl,1c mile from the beccil-
tree, nm your sled!l cnfry uollblc'"
Ii buy llas olc-foatr.h 0f y dollar. anil
| oranges nre o1r-fftct!f OF t1ntlnr apiece,
! INV mnnv nrnnvt.a cnn I'm Inv ~, nsl,ei MLas
1,r,'nl"i, Hpm ,, ~ % In"tlmn Yn 40 D"' 'No 1A'''
''s "if boy .; ins H%s'l", oealf of ao1nr,n spoke
Up Jonathan Ii, Il very l,igl, yoicc, s'an'
| 11yht,,I,r ~, lin cruot # ln,a raj nv slo,t
A.. ~. oM ~. s.%s, - ~ r.. ,St!a ~ i,s
~. ~ tno scnoaa's aagaa ons ..n sl.ss i,F,
desk with her blk hickory ruler, and said
Severely. u{,ume IN tn tl,o t1rsk. ,JnnntI,n,.n
vnrv ,r,,,I, o,,rursnd In ohovotl ti;rn,tiw
~, ''e" @ Ss"r', ns'r mn nv a. ,raIt ns ro,,
could ~' sllo demanded, looking at linn
|"aoSs. aYes','" ''S' iEt.zs.5, faiorud Jonathan.
"slt tlown there, thon." And she pointed
with l,er ruler ut square block, on Whsl, !,
WIS painted ingrcnt black letters, OUNCE"
| jr,,,,,,tt ,1n,y,, ,,ron. tho i,rnn,r1rlnno enn+
rt.syinu If eyrr Tf ns did uTow m. he wn,tiA
in.t lit.c ,or tvtt1,n 49,, fnc1, nj Gnr iifn. n, mi
liz ax"i,,a,,,t "n," i,1s fnsn inat ~ tiot %
Nsra sir the tcm III of iin tc sci,nn @ IT, cr" 1
sh"iiIu !" T,',,ntEnu I:r"vis ,nai,n~ tnass NJ
vn,,' fHn;or,,nrpi i''''' "' ''''>Ds A"~s' ~
'HWTi Wi1ss Isrn,ni,n, ,hour n strtct dfsc;n,tno-
rim lss s1'rnm . ira,, strinr nsII chils Hm,Iur
f sf Sst,tn sn nitcr LII tr,,t1r E rler "ysr iwie
n co"s;ips M; linz su1;tiy % si,v @ ba.u Jonatlnn % sit
thin III. "rse thnm Tia ,re Il w" wns H.
INV r;9, 1i,a .,iriu. IN nn ITntI.om inuten,i "f
oi,eytnS. S sat slit. mid nd slid stubbornIy and
distinctly, II wolft!'' ~
M y" ,p"'n,n W?als I wou.1n 1encatcd 1onntbon.
Timr., ' VIM @ @I'nthimr ,,ossIGia. Altar this cimi
1cngc. 5ut tIlu ssycrt,st measures: and. eftor
sS Ut ssSP sT;Hs f. w Ssss y
III mem m1oa ny; by Sssso"nr es stngHs
pWtiiv IN naf"a ,1 wns M 80 wnisinv @ When .1onat,nn
9 Sfiss israninii. m md In iva WI boys wniketi u
,, si',,s II. smsa ", '' Nv" 0''' ""'"'"
vi wnn,t simn' iiln cried ,1onnthnn OK
ptoslyeiy. ,v,,,,, ,,,,n. ,,.
vnNu!Gx "a rmn a o,vav m nv WITH III, ar n;,r
f3trs h..y co,r,Muvn IN '"' "'"5' IL" 'o'' "'' '"1
'osn9 sn't HIS t"ii ;"r nothtn, pIl ,cs uo ofr
ka yY Ills si'ersPS ;Ss;; XsS!f sXa vnerau ".
mcei ~ Ann TIM "p Iwo Iss noys put lheir bends M
ttoKSu,icr, aliI aid before tey ~ scparatsI It >s was
agiesa tint tsy shDa meet Mt tho beech
'iin Wnt 1,tnSr WA .a i,st ,,nv Mt the porson-
i've ftilnr J,si,v rso Wonn9.ni1 ~ v "ynmthurn
SSs @ rs pGJs md 1sh It Wa uap %tscS
"e ahey sisif st IoW1l xa =, ~, 'av nxsc 1onath0u
sa|a , s 'aann s' s Ys ;hod se III, otiSs as '.ai he
, 1881-03-12
Extraordinary Chaapness,

Whllo tho pr.oo OF single subscriptions will te'nssh
ut ts.h0 year, Fire cnplaa Of TIE WEEKLY Th'buSS
will bo uae1 ope yeas for Fire DnliarI, postaEe pro-
mid, and ~ any ono can nhke npn ciHb VI hEo COP
les, It reduces Lilo pr!co 10 one DoLLAK
YEAK. For Tnonty Dollars TweHty Copies WI ps d.
sent yenr. nnd ttco copy to tho xattofup o. VIZ
EIuh.
, 1881-03-12
THE NEW SOUTH.

-Is,lcutrm2o otl,ent Ur alnbIts of 1n-
d,,~try nnd I,sorni Improvement
Among lilo C"torcd rcartc-plh
Talk 10 the South ny southern alnn.
10 he Editor of ne tntf"so 1fthu"e' :.
CntcAdo. alnfc'i lI.-lto great problem
oi tto lh'prosc'l'rhe OIL tie Sont h,-~'he obnt-
er"iloh -of sectional leel'ne between ttlo
no1i'' af'a the oo'iths "l'a lle feHlofatiol' VI
thu sn,ne spirit Uf sympathy md goodwill
tt1a. eetaentct tue ohion al the ofaanza.oh
OF our uover','ncnt:-'s enilsll.iE tue deepest
interest," ST. N ,ne 's OF all true
pI.S ss,'. "r ..t t.saos ant, ,,on t,o o,,
nlo moss hopeta! slsn' ''a inc stronses1 oSl,
u. tho ou.l;n 'tseIi, w'ese en'ia,leIea l'nttl.
s ece, looS M ~
t,,n,r,ort ,noas,,rns t,,r ,ts '",,.n,..r,art ~"
''ar'' W, tan' measures lot ~ l''pl'stnet'
mil ns trim frtr,ds nf lin coinred rnrc os tl,c
Wnsti n,,i ,,,,,, % ~, ,,,,ttl,"r rnrtI, ,,Tt,rt.
ert for tho @ tpr"yecnt r mu of Of ' its .oore ouua
linn tnot nrc worthy of MI nratsc
',1 1n Ali Attnnto " Tn', ibc ,rnn Him st,lucv noot NM,
others, Including the Governor ot tho.Stutc,
arc i',nkins earnest anu successful cil,rts 10
establish ltbrAry aiNl rcndinE-r0DhI Nor Tic
ttse OF the colorrtl pcut,le of MI tlrnoiniun-
inns .t,th +hn ,,,nn ~ n,rn,roctr,- i;ai,tta
OF stttly. Industry, Aill n1GNtIl anu ltlOrnl
imuroye1nent', 4 n1,ll siu;nr ciforts nre being
,,o,,,s Il, rtt,ou t,,.,,,,.,a .,r H.. ur,t,,
''u"'o VI "t'eF po't.o's ~ lno oo"'"'
But MY prtnClrnl ubfeGt Iii this CO1ntluni-
rntlon Ia to col, u,trution tn n ThnnksvIvinp
.,,.a".,n., " ,.'tn w. cs,.,, ), I.,. ~ r.
n!a'o"tSo oh lne 4NeW ouutu, NY ~. W.
llnyHOOu, IrcHiltuut Of Emory College, OK
fnrtf I'm 7 enuv ttc rnIIown,r.
s,Hre,,. r-.... -, ~" ,.,r,t ~. H.. ,,,. A.,
Stare,H fLtts ,to Mnrs! For tnss inet ae-
.il voMty taahK uod tnls dns! Ana OIL fnahy nc
ILL., J: For The ne9r1csM IL tl'rmsGlvc.. Whlle they
nave elIefcu ana VIII snllor inAny things III
tneir sltnEgla f'ste st*lefce, 10 ilevarthnlcss
ne!eso TINT IN tiit NJ rum 1t is bcst !t'r Them.
!iNw Rnon tiloy shall rcallhe tho posslbll!tEAnt ut
| tholf new relatlnns depends lnfgtly. pGrhnDa
| tnnst. Oii themselves: Mich depH.ida on ehnso
wnt' ttl'ieT tit', set MON lre+ ~ ovhrs token
t.Is sh"su NNtlun should .ln,ltrtnke tio prohcm
Hf her G'tusatio1 That prnolem VII .ve , T.
~ ihey MUST tlr helpGu tu help themselves. ~
ihhke the1r edttehttnn M Hbso!uto Krntu!ty Will
ptrnett'rIto Innny Of the misconceptions ind
we.lk kt1esscs Or ctnrncter which INV clbRrrnss
nnl hinder thctr rF1Rress. Much 1lsn .trptnds
upon the Southern whln poop!e. their aytApni iiiy.
their justicc their wise md helpful eo1fperatoil.
gladly for thotr pnod aud fur tho safcty 0f oil,
tnr thaIr elevation Nnti fttr tho glory Of f"tl
, 1881-03-12
Terms OF The Trlbunoi

aIr,,n ron1 ,c-,u,- u,-...'..,,.,,,, f,60
For Clubs Of FlvG tft.Q0 cnch} o'uo
-. n'tn n. i,s ,,r,I',,n m. morth LOO
Fossntusany, a-page 1totarJ Edition. roF Seaf soH ~
For sunday, ID puxon sDoub!c shcop. por ypar' sew
specimen copies sent ffoe.
GIvo i'ost-Oaico address In full, Including eoan8
and Stntv. ....
ItolnIttanros may ba mado either hY saft, e1pss4
Fpst-ODco order. or In rn9stot0d letters our t'A'
Adut8Sa
THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cor. Madtaon md DcarborH-sts., Chicago H*
, 1881-03-12

struggle against fearful 1liH IN lhp!r
ctEurt to TO THUR work. Wc ure III ycars bclull
hilli n.niiy uI tho now Stltcs uf the Wt,st,
Fl(lHIy, rtOAl,ier Nuw t,ehluhnllq W. ,iru with
our Uluu,,{ueturInR tntGtests. And reIlonlbur
that NMtllru never tiIi mDru to furnish uenl,u
with tl,t unn.iIt1p1Is necessary Ia stIt:csnfl,
manu- GHr1urrs thlnA Muy illo sly, WI luck uniI-
jtNif j uusWpr. No, INF friend, ii w,tA nIwmys
~, il wus 30 w6cn we na,i rnpitai.
/ hayo thought ol thcsv thlurs II rrnuf
tiunt, bHyu Hleu ulact.l wberu / WINS otsiivsti
tu think Uf them and hive Teuehe,l fbf. tt5r-
cIl,siun with perfect en1tlriunuo ol lis rtlrrpVt-
ness onr pEos!nc!a!!sm "1r wsnt of !ltcr4.
manufacturers Ijku our lack ut noI,ttInlioTi Ia Mi
uxuMlnGi fy nm fnrt Md uut5 syOrl--si,tsnr1
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

But perhaps this is impertincncc to say
anything in favor OF farmers; they are
only clod,hoppers, though they pay about
four-ffths of all the taxes of the county.
and on enquiry, find among other taxes
over $500 Of county road and bridge tax
which has been in the hands Of the county
treasurer since June 1st, bearing the eEor-
NOUS interest of per cent. per annum in
Minneapolis bank, while we poor farm
ers have been sloughing our teams and
breaking our wagons in vain efforts to
reach town for the purpose of getting SUP
plies or selling a little wheat. am glad
to learn that the Morris board of trade is
moving in the matter (and they move to
some purpose). / here end now give
notice to the board of county commission
ers that If the farmers interests are not at
tended to in the matter of repairing and
laying out roads, election is approaching
and we can vote as well rs pay taxes.
A FARMER.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
Mn EDITOR.

MIR. EDITOR
In telling the public of the rapid growth
of this village and county, why don't yon
tell US something of the increased popula-
ton of the cooler? To judge from appear
ances, it is keeping stately step with the
rest of the county. Last night it accom-
modated four enterprising individuals, and
to look at the outside of the building 1--WE
don't wish to see the inside) it must have
been full, though our city marshal is like
city bus driver, he always finds room for
one more. If the town is encroaching on
the country, don't it follow that there
should be more Jail accommodations A
friend from a neighboriug county seat OF
some professions, that boasts OF 81, 900
Jail, asked us if we had a Jail in Morris.
Our answer was, we have two. Our neigh
Dor turned away his lead rather non
plussed. We didn't say they were q pair
of hog pens, one belonging to the village,
where the average inhabitant of such places
can generally, but not always, live out q
whole night. The other belonging to the
county; where the prisoner can break out
whenever he pleases, and cheat the sheriff
out of his fees. / think it is high time the
county commissioners were thinking of
building good county building, with a
Jail attached that wouldn't make the law a
farce, allowing vagabonds to break Jail in
the indiscriminate manner that the business
has been done here, to prey on our neigh
bors in some other county.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
NOTICE.

The undersigned having purchased the
dray team of VIM. Mcpherson, is now pre-.
pared to do draying in all its various
branches, with promptness and dispatch:
willalso keep constantly on hand large
supply of wood, hard and soft coal, which
will be sold and delivered rs cheap as the
cheapest Wood sold by the Cur load as
cheap MS can be purchased Of the Railroad
Company. Both wood and coal will be
sold strictly for cash; no deviation from
this rule will furnish the following va
rieties of trees for fall and spring planting.
Cottonwood, Box Elder, Soft Maple, White
Ash, Red and White Elm; all are nursery
grown except the Cottonwood. All or
dcrs must be handed in by the fst day Of
October. E bowers.
Office with E. J. Jones & Son.
Morris, Aug. "a, 1881. 20t4
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

THE MINNEAPOLIS WEEKLY TRIBUNE
AND FARMERS UNION will be sent to any
address, postage prepaid, THREE MONTHS
FOR is CENTS, ON TRIAL.
This journal is well known as the best
agricultural paper in the Northwest, and is
packed with the latest news and interest
ing reading matter for all members of the
household. Try it three months and you
not wish to part with it.
Address with remittance,
THE TRIBUNE Co.,
1913 Minneapolis, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
MIR. EDITOR

Allow farmer to say few words in
your valuable paper, which wishes to rep
resent the interests of the entire communi-
ty of Stevens county, and which l find is
always willing to publish the weakest ell
fort made to call attention to the general
good: My object to day is to cali atten-
ton to the condition of the roads leading
to the village Of Morris, which is our natu-
raj trading point. The system of town
committees for roads and bridges places
the work in too many irresponsible hands,
and the system of working out road tax
instead OF paying cash tax, is u burlesque.
Men cant go to work at the time the roaG-
master wants them, and when they do go
each mau tries to do little less work than
his neighbor, if that were possible This
whole system is rotten to the core and
should be wiped out. The roads of the
whole county should be taken charge of
by the county commissioners, and cash
tax be levied and used under their super.
vision for the general good. and we farm
ers wouldn't be afraid shower of rain
would keep US from town week or two.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
ST. Paul PloWs.

Moore & Kenner have for sale full line
of ST. Paul plows, consisting of St. Paul
Sulky Flows, with new iron frames, St
Paul walking Breakers, St. Paul Crossing
Plows and St. Paul Corn Plows, all of
which are guaranteed to do good work.
5 MOORE s. KENNER.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
Notice TO Teaclpers.

Public Examinations will be given as
follows:
At Hancock School House, Thursday,
Sept. 90.
At Donnelly School House, Friday, Sept.
%.
At Morris School House, Saturday, Sept.
"a.
Applicants for Certificates will confer
favor upon the Superintendent, and find it
to their own advantage to attend public
examination, and be on hand promptly at
o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES A. JOHNSON,
29t4 County Supt.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

MIR. EDITOR
When is that gravel coming, to cover
our Steadmanized streets? The streets
have been put in good shape for good
coat of gravel. If we could get 30 or rs
car loads VIC could use it to good advan-
tage on our main business streets. If they
are left till next spring, we will have the
same old trouble of fishing out horses and
oxen we have had in previous years. be-
)ieve the citizens would be willing to pay a
tax for the purpose of keeping our streets in
good repair. SYNTAx.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
CRAB APPLES AT One DOLLAR AND TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS PER BUSHsL, AT GOOD B. BRl6BlNE'S.

Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters" will supply
deficiency of iron in the blood better than
any other known remedy as the iron IN
these bitters is in the most perfect state to
be taken up and assimilated by the system.
For sale at the Metropolitan drug store
Morris
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

16Oacres of splendid land, miles from
Nj orris. house and other improvements, the
upland and meadow is in such proportion
as to make it very desirable farm, and
is q pleasant location. $500 cash, balanc e
on time. A good bargain.
W. w. Griswold,
Real Estnte gent
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
Men and Teams wanted!

200 Men and so Teams wanted to work
on ST. Paul. Minneapolis s. Manitoba rail-
way east of Morris. Wages for men 100
per day; Teams $500 per day. Board
$3.50 per week. Enquire at Office near
Good & risbine's store
LANGDoN s. Co.,
21t3 Contractors.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

A Caucus of the democratic party OF the
village of Morris will be held at the court
house in Morris, ON Saturday, the gath
inst, at 7:3O p, NJ, for the purpose OF Sc
lecting delegates to attend the county con-
vention to be held on the list of Oct. next.
VIM. DRAGoO,
Chm Co. Committee.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

For Clothing, 60 to Wolff & Wells and
have a large stock to select from. The
style and quality of our goods in this de-.
partment is not equaled in Morris. while
prices are down 10 the lowest figures.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Dry Goods at Wolff & Wells. The larg-
est and most complete stock in the market
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
For Sale.

On reasonable terms 800 acres of land
in town of Morris. 200 acres under cult,
walton, with good house and good well
of water. Call on. WATSON & LEONARD.
We have the largest, finest and most de.
sirable stock of boots and shoes in the
western market. The assortment is large
and carefully selected and from the most
reliable manufactures
% WOLFF & WELLS.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
600 acres

section IT, town 1885, A. Stevens county 400 cultivation
good house, $780, ganay 3Ox5o stable 14x5o good repair
mules good
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
Flour.

From and after this date, I will keep a
full stock of all grades of Family Flour,
which will sell at the Lowest Market
Price and deliver in any part of the village
free of charge. 10 A. A. STONE
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

Having received inquiries of late, from nondens for the
vicinity
REAL and through these columns will offer for sale
nmprove Stevens Stone and
Property Houses and
Lots and Fine Building Sites in the Village of Morris.
Below list Of the property have Offer and prepared
Tickets those distance and when
here will show the lands Free Charge Will also add that having
Real Sell will do hands,
facilities for reaching purchasers
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

CAUCUs.-A Democratic Caucus for the
town of Morris, will be held at the resi-
dence of &. P. Maginnis, on Saturday at
ternOon, Sept. Gath, at one o'clock.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

Notions in endless variety, of every quail
ity and at prices lower than the lowest.
WOLFF & WELLS,
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

500 School Suits, just received, at
1877 CHAs. Wilson'S.
Parties in need of Dental work should
bear in mind that DR.. Hale is in town the
asst half of each month only.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
100 acres.

Northeast quarter of section county;
broken mile from depot choice piece land and situated
to Morris very cheap at 81, 0OO Terms
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
House and 3 Lots.

House 3x4o with porches Sides IL story high good cellar
and fine condition throughout good barn the premises suitable for
horses The lots all enclosed with picket Situated
commanding extended view along the besides full the
Price 81 ooo with discount of cent all cash paid
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
$40 Acres.

Section 49, Town 1874 Range 49, Stevens This nicely situated
~ miles from Norris the banks of the Po de Te river;
broken, with house other buildings costing Will be sold
tme and at reasonable price.
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$40 acres.

Section town 1 d. Stevens county, miles from Hancock
miles Morris; House, suited
part time if desired slightly and beautiful place.
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House and 3 Lots.

This house situated opposite the court house, nearly and
the best houses town; has well and really
able and business
Price So, $780,
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
$40 Acres.

Northeast lots A.
Stevens county This farm choice indeed having 800 broken
Oak Grove
ST. The land light and productive Price $25
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145 acres

section town 24 Al 100 undes the pillow. House $500
Gnary and Barn $3.50; Ia miles by the
Te river This isa fine very desirable Win
cheap and Of the best farms have offer Fab blowing being
done.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
NOTICE
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS &
MANITOBA R. R.

Main line trains for Delano, Litchfeid, WiIImar.
Benson, Morris ,Glyndon, Fishers Landing and
Winnipeg.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
St Paul. 6:15 m st. Paul. 7:f0p m
Minneapolis, $3.50 4" Minneapolis, 6:35 .
LEAVE MORRIS.
GOING EAST GOING West
Passenger 1920 am Passenger 4:45p D.
Freight 3:30am Freight 7:35 =
10:20am 3:50p m
cW. S. ALEXANDER,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't. JAMES j. HILL
aoi41v General Manager
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2 Vacant Business Lots.

We lots 25xl40 block Atlantic
These opposite Round with the depot the Little
Falls Dakota Railroad em specially attractive this time
those about locate permanently.
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MINNESOTA AHEAD.
The MINNEAPOLIS
TWine-binder
Is the
e O S S.

And we would ask our patrons to
call and examine this binder before
purchasing. 1t is strong, durable and
simple, and can be run without ex.
perts.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
100 Acres.

Northwest Section a. Town 1885, 49,
Ths fair section land with only broken Price $780, cheap
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CRAB APPLES AT ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY
FIVE CENTS PER EUSHEL, AT GOOD g. BRISBihE'S.

We have horses on hand that we will
trade for cattle. Call and see us.
43tf WATSON & LEONARD.
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A Card.
Miss Allyn is now prepared to give in
structions on the Piano, Organ and Gui-
tar. Residence at NJ. Webber's. 36tf
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

CRAB APPLES At ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY
FIVE CENTS PER BuSHEL, At GOOD g. BRlSBlNE'S
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Bran for sale at Riverside mill' at $751;
per ton. IF II. w. STONE & Co.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

Just Received, the largest assortm ent of
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing ever
exhibited in the Northwest, at
19tf CHAs Wilson'S.
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CRAB APPLES AT ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS PER sUsHEL, AT G00c g. BRlsBiaE's.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
1890 Acres.

Sections and Town 1885, Range A. Stevens county, This farm ha
high cultivation House. Barn and Gran
suitable large farm. The land situated f
Herman sold with small payment down. balance
long time if so desired
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22
$40 Acres.
Warehouse and 2 Lots.

On Pacific Avenue lots with warehouse 20x36 built last and
good condition. Will be very cheap purchaser requires
Morris tribune., 1881-09-22

LOST.-On Sunday, Sept. nth, a mouse
and tan blood hound. A liberal reward
will be raid for his return to Watson &
Leonard, Morris, Mimi. %