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Nv lA1ION!aII MEDICAL CUILEIfE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Sixty-second Annual Session will begin on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1sT, AT SPIN,
in the College Building 1925 street northwest with
to the a9d pS cory
The regular Lectures will continue daily the
course, beginning ut $50 pm.
M Mi aTm 81 the Col
For particulars apply at the Deans Office No 76 18th
II AW DEPARTMENT. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
IL FACULTY OF LAW.
pree Court Of the District Of Columbia President gu
pree Court Of the United States Professor Of Interns
H. O. Claughton esq, Professor of Pleading Evil
dence Equity Jurisprudence. Commercial and Maritime
william Webb. esq. Professor of Practice and Judge
Eugene Garus esq., Professor Of the Law of Real and
Personal Property Contracts Negotiable Instruments
Watson Newton esq. Associate Professor Of Legal
Practice and Secretary TF Fl ths RFnaFssglty.
Hon. 81 a. Wells Criminal Law.
Hon Wy: Willoughby, Deeds and ConveyanceA
Enoch Totten, esq, Law Of Corporations.
T. Ross Psr rsa ssa sT T 81 Conn Gonct Of Lawn
Reopens Monday, October Ist, isss, It the Lecture
Rooms 926 street northwest Catalogues can be OBJ
e sSe ONCE e ss sn
tain Of enter at the Lecture Rooms between
am 20 pm At the Office Of the SecrefaTy, ". J. New
ton. $40 street northwest. sep7-m
HARFIELD KINDERGARTEN-PRIMA AND
NJ Normal Schpol-l811 st. n w., REOPENS OCT.
ts ro xnpy iof NM hasssr ssp s q
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ARLINGTON WHISKY, 81 per gallon, 81 a.. bottle.
E.ch, pure and elegant. y &, near ID street
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LOCAL MENTION.
October q. 1883.

vasterlY, shifting TO southery winds, falling pa
Tometer, stationary or rising temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
Warm weather with local rains Is Indicated IN
New Englind Wednesday afternoon or even ne
preceded by fair. warmer weather I'm the mi,l,I,e
Atlantic states Wednesday morning, followed to-
war1S evening ~ local rains north o; the extreme
southern portion.
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Cool Mornings and Evenings
Brings to your mind that you are in need Of Fall
Cyercoat. You cannot fail to suit yourself in one
Ii you Will look through our immense varieties.
EISEAAN BROS, corner 9TH and e.
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Verdict of q C0roncres Jury.
"Dled from want-of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Price % cents
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FyssrM's Ice Cream and Charlotte Rus.
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SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS adjusted. Hemplers,
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ssAE6crney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh AlderTfey Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in %-lb. "Ward" prints, 40c. per ID.
Also cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk,
sc. per OF. Cream, 15c. pint.
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They All Use Hunts Insect Powder.
It costs IS cents bottle, and will kill or banisl
every insect. such as roach water bug, bed bug
etc, from your premises. For sale by all drug
giStS
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Our Enlarged Boys Department
Is admired by all our lady patrons as being the
most commolious and best lighted room Of the
kind In the city
EIsEaAN BROS, corner 9TH and E.
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SUBURBAN HoMES-Suburban property around
Washington Is rapidly growing In favor Few
cities as large are without suburbsn village
Ground In Washington in the last few years has
Increased In value TO that extent that IL Is almost
Gut OF the reach Of persons with moderate means.
&esSrS johnson Wine, the pioneers In this direc.
ton, are opening a way for many persons to OBJ
tain little home or their own. Go 70 HyattSville
and see what Is being done there See advertise
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Decline Of MAJ

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia. impotence, sex
ual debility, cured by "WellS' Health ReneWer.'
81. 2
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FA11 AND WINTER Srock

I III E MI FIT ORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
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DanOfIsff
IS REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
And 1T stimulate and promotes the growth Of the
hair
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best
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MISSING BOY.-A colored man named Charles
Henry Coleman, living on 9th. between O and r.
streets northwest, was at police headquarters this
morning looking after his son, Willie Coleman II
years old. who wandered away with the Urocs-s-
sion about O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon.
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J. NJ. Ear0q,te's Elixer Of Calisaya
Bark
Has, for more than half a century. been in use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
stclans as the best tonic and invigorator extant.
The weak the nervous, the debIlitated, all find it
TO give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry lady's medicine. 81 a bottle. Sold by drug
gsts. W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th, s-6m
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LunbOrg's Rhenish Cologne.

Tailoring Department.
Elseman Bros, corner OF 7th and E. The largest
md most select assortment of Suitings and
in the city.
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EEFT, 1c-.THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY
I Walks Depend" Hence eminent physicians sur.
geons and Thousands Of other wel Known persona9cs
syenne opposite wtlards Hotel for relief from Corns
feet Twenty-tw consecutive years OF mnctice n
Washington, D. @. Office fee q per yisit eeDli
nR n BOvEE MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.
~ treats succesafully Female Ddseesea Nenraia1a
Rheunatisl. Chills, Paralysis Nervous Disesses -
Turkfshs Russian. Sulphur and al Medicated Bsfhs
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i CHOICE BUILDING SITES
We offer for sale large number of fine Building Lots
situated in the northwest part Of the city, favor
lite avenues and public reservations to which invite
year will show handsome increase in values THOS
j. FISHER & CO., 1924 street northwest sep27- I'm
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either road may FIX ils charges 10 and from
said station Without reference 10 the schgd.
hle ot charges on the balance of theft road"
Section W " the bill dlsc1aes, by tho con.
spiououl absence OF the mntterof unequal
distances, the evidence Of still further en-.
llghtenment, when II merely provides that
railroad companies "shall Charge the san o
freight price 10 oil persons for the tfnnspor
same class, transported from the same
point In the same direction, over
equal distances on the same rail-
| road" This permits certain charge
from Dallas to Houston for a certain guam
tity and classification of freight, and dit:
erent charge for the same quantity and
classification from Houston to Dallas. The
bill is still in the hands of a committee, and
when IL gets before the house will be the
subject of close and animated discussion.
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tolls. freights, etc not authorized by law.
Now, does not the ChenOweth bill ofier a
conflict Of authority, when IL puts this iden-
teal power INTO the hands OF commission
for exercise? These are some OF the constr
tutional points that occur as We read the
act. Another feature about y y that u IN
so many instances makes the servants
on employees Of tie railroad companies
guilty OF misdemeanOrs, ielonies etc,
and subjects them TO many snes. Section
Al. for instance, Is replete with them.
This makes them, a. i were, marked
class. and subjecting them 20 imprison-
ment in Jail, or the state penitentlafy' aiong
with the fines, for any time rom three
months M 70 ten years; Il more or less de-
s--sdes tie charscler Of the employ
ment. The corporations themselvs
sbouid be made liable 70 penal
ties and fines, not the poor, laboring man.
on cour-e. All individuals are held Liable
under the laws Of the siste for All VIII
mi harm and wrongs done, no
matter BIZ whom employed then WY sln-
PIE out railroad servants ans emPioges
IN ne matter Of classifcaiions Of height,
and rats thereon. II Representative cneno-
vreth- or this legislative BODY, OF any one
49, c.o fr thee 20 remain u permn-
nsnrv- they will have solved one Of the
rno1f iutricsfe and difficult pro1lerns o. tne
dev. and which has puEE.ed. IN these
times Of shifting prices m Al tnlnes' rle
$500 -.flvsr minds Of the country The
.dveut Of the iron horse into AeHico, i0i
i-stsncs. might ch1ngs the Whole aspeci o.
tbsss considerations and rntes-
Tbe-s furthermore Il strong lesson VA
tbis hiTi imports, VIZ Thst hssfy and NJ
considered o. partially adoDted ie.rsls.ly-,
might snd viii Be Of me r eetest HronE -
80 r-o-p~urr Ireland IN bic inangurals
,.7is ssor1r insfifutious.n For u wlu b re-
merr be-pd boz. 81 the called sess1on lasi
ar-iI. there wns 80 general = oearsf inient
- defe-rrfnation % comp-l these coIlo-s-
1i0rs 70 Do What nov erpear No1l1 -
clenriv wrong And, inoe-e. m.l -
- erarrrle in secti1r y there
= eIen.s rhi-t st1re1 tnat
"a rufI-naf satio1s IN tn-s eie
r-tr-s TO - rno-e rEllf1acs. un,eI 1---I-
erf ard 1istiDct o-Esn--a,lons, 11,-is15,s
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A r0rep mr. rsTirirD WOMAN.

WessrS. Tffors!-
The above Is . 60 likeness OF Mrs. Lydia 2. Pink.
ham, of Lynn, Mss, who above all othor human beings
may be Faithfully called the Dear Friend Of Woman"
rs some OF her correspondents Love to call her. She
Il zalously devoted to her work. which Is the outcome
of llfestudy, and is Obliged TO keep six lady
assistants to help her the large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her each bearing Its special
burden of suffering, joy at release from It, Her
Vegetable Compound is medicine for good and not
evil purposes. have personally investigated 1t and
am satisfied of the truth of this.
On account of its proven merits 1t is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians In the country.
One says, at works like charm and saves much
pain 1t will cure entirely the worst form Of falling
of the uterus Leuoorrhoa, irregular and painful
Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation Floodings all Dsplacements and the con-
,equent spinal weakness and Is especially adapted 70
;haChange OF Life"
II permeates every portion Of the system and gives
lew life and vigor 1t faintness, hatuency,
destroys all craving for smulans and relieves weak
ness of the stomach 1t cures Bloatiug Headaches,
Nervous Prostitution General Debility Sleeplessness,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down. causing pain, weight and backache, is always
permanently cured by it's 1t will at all times and
undar all circumstances act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
1t costs only 81 per bottle six for So, and Is sold by
druggists Any advice requiredas to special cases. and
the of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the of the Vegetable Compound, can be
obtained by addressing Mrs p, with stamp for reply
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compounds
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs. Pnkham's Liver Pills." says one writer fare
the best in the tcorld for the Of Constipation
Biliousness and Torpidity of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier work. wonders ints special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
All must respect her as an Angel Of Mercy whose soN
ambition is to do good to others.
Philadelphia, Pa. Cd MIS- A. NJ. u
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No. 1Ol

Arsrrx. Ian. 24.-Ispecial Correspond.
- i The much talked Of inaugural ball
ID he eiven last night by the citizens az
Austin took place, and the ball Of the mouse
of REPRESENTATIVES was the scene Of galety.
lovely faces, rich dressing and the hikne-l
bsnriness. There had been some appre-
80 cons expressed that the building would
nj move strong enough 70 hold the great
weieht and strain that would be put upon
II ~, s-irh a vast cOncourse OF people. put
net q ouiver was felt even on the floor, az
ne dsucers aud sOthers, some z,JJ0 alto
getber. uaraded through or danced over
the immense hall. The committee 81 Re 81.
Il, men having the stiair N charge Ct -. -.
An their duty thoroughly, and every
srr.nSemeut was duly made that
conid promOte the comfort and the pleasure
N ffs guesfs. The surprising rapidly Niin
vbi~b Dc hall was cleared rom O'Clock
- 81 In m. Of al the desks. chairs, car
rstirg. etc, and with which Dey ana NJ
ting arrangements were consltutel
change Of rAilfhgs INSIDE necessALy ioI -. -
ru-u0se. reception 70 ms prepared &c;
- f6s -uh1ect Of general comment ano
corrnendafion. The supper vas spreaa IN
80 -nu-erns court library room. On tne
49, fo-5- and here were set f0ur taoles
- serts for 80 gnests- a.
ri oiciock Il was anno1nced Va
All Who % desired cguld 49, 49,
With their fair seorts 80 =
- ~ uzna1 seheduls q beet turEsy,
~s1is1n- fruit, cakss, nutsr &c - !
,.s-i-.-.lr tf.is morning The stream ~ gnesls
..-'--s1--r,.l 70 pour into TIE room -
m FEsrlrE BoarD
- 80 '6eIirhted win tbe freshmen -
e-5-ef s1r1e q tbr tolleis q - - -.
re trulT eleg.nt, -. u - - :, - n
t-sss. ne Gentlemen zee ssi-s' T"
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orroEp 30. Aagusi Is. lsT9 -oaETEH %

crHE CONPArr:
GENTLENKE,-Plesse send me I'VE
vssis I'd Carriers Liver Pills By
return mail: enclosed please find one dollar.
Itake pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills TO my heighbOrs, and would say % the
peOple In general that Carers Little Liver
Pills cannot be surpassed for common iamll
use and / dare say cannot be equaled.
/ hsve been using them for some time,
and find that they are entirely curing me
sev of arv other medicine / have ever used.
Respecffully yours, MA II. hAKIE.
The Carter medicines fo- sale BY WI
iisrns 1OilfVer a Walker. Dallas. Teas.
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To Ill vho are suffering rom the errors
md indisrretions Of youth. nerFos veal
ness. eafiy dsc.y. los Of rnsnnOod, &c,
vii serId q recipe that VII cur TO1. nee
of cha-rs. This great remedy EHs oiscoE-
I'D 81 a nirslonsry IN eOutn Amerl1A
Send q alf-addressed erveiqfe y ne -
Iossr,h I. Inrnan. station ID. E.v fmE
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tr-7zr. Jsn. 8,-rspsri.l o0rrsspona-
~--.1-r tslerrnphsd y0u lz1f night a
-. n ne CHS Dublic lard BIZ A
- = - 49, 5000. Il pr0Tides f1r
80 81 - 4 lersiur q ne sleies irn1- -
1870 Il r1nuifcnti1n, whicn s1aI -
49,. n - Ir-f-rfIre. u he Ernzi1E. tne
....'-,-'-'|---rl - he fLnbsr lfn1s. bno@
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Many oftse good things Of This life are
sorroufuIlv let alone on accouut 81 DTsFep-
"a but Z thorough use Of Acker's Dyspep-
ia Tablets Kives Ne the privllegs q eet,ng
:, sonf0-t. IS and 81 cents sold by W.
n Patterson a Co., Dailas- Texas
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m ek1d-sn oftsn 80 bu-red .. bruissd,
B-cur's A-rics SalVs = vrrr1nie1 70 cufs
a. onre. = ce1ts.
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
DOnaVin's 'sOriginai"T Tennessee
ans are Coming!

Donavin's Original Teunesseeans,
the celebrated troupe of Colored Vo-
calisis which assisted in building the
Central Tenneasio College at Nash
vile, and the same company that has
given mere than 5000 concerts, will
visit Morris, for the first time, about
Oct 18th, ana present their new and
varied programme. They desire, par
ticularly, not to be confounded with
Jubilee Singers" for the reason that
they are really cultured vocalists, and
present a strictly tirst-class concert.
We have before US the most favorable
press notices. We clip the following
from the Duluth Times:
The concert last evening was an en-
tire success and fully upheld the repu-
tation of that we'll known troupe of
colored singers. The audience was
large and of more than ordinary cult
ire. The troupe are tirst-class in their
respective parts. Every thing on the
programme WAS rendered in the finest
possible manner, and the audience
was more than pleased, whether the
piece was Jubilee song, q melody or
Il popular classical selection. The jul
bilee selections were rendered as only
.the TennesseeanS can render them.
1t was worth twice the price OF admis-
sion to hear the shouting tenor and
the company so through them. The
entertainment closed with the blue
Danube.n
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
Quite o Dodge.

The lower elevator at this place, be-
longing to the Millers' Association,
will not, or does not, give assurance
that his grading of wheat will stand
the Duluth grading, thereby prevent
ing the Duluth buyers from purchas-
ing tickets on that elevator, for the
eastern market. AS We understand
matters, there is no necessity for this
action whatever, for it is universally
admitted that wheat is graded higher
at Duluth, than at any other place in
the state; and there is not the least
doubt in the world but what the grade
here under the Associations direction
will be sustained at Duluth. But the
one in charge of that elevator here
says he will not warrant that his
grades will be sustained at Duluth,
and this puts an end To the competi-
ton in the market here to this extent.
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
Some nice improvements in the the

Some nice improvements in the the
way of walks and board fence is being
added to the rear OF the First National
Bank. As it is now, lie walk has
been laid III what the Council sup
posed to be u drain to carry Oft the
large amount of water which collects
east of the bank; ana il another drain
is not made, the next rain will Hood
those lots east SO as TO require boat
to navigate them. This point has
been neglected by the Council for a
long time, and it does seem now as If
it had gone SO long enough.
Mr.. Tomlinson, of Starbuck, informs
us, that while he was away from home
with his family, his house and con-
tents were burned; how it occurred he
does not know. He had some $500 in
surance in the Hellla ms. Co, Of Mad
ison, Wis, and has been informed in
directly that his loss will be contested
because the fire occurred during his
absence. Mr.. Tom!iIson, having lost
ali he had, may be unable to fight for
Il legal determination Of his right !,
and so may get nothing, but it hardly
seems right that he should under the
circumstances lose il.
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
Result of the Fair.

Every body is pleased that we have
had IL nice county fair, it was not as
large as some Of those held In older
and larger counties, but nevertheless,
it was a good one. It gave the farmers
a favorable opportunity to compare
notes, talk over the raising of the
most successful crops, what kind of
blowing raises the best wheat, and
the most Of it, what sheep and cattle
are the most profitable, whether it is
more in accordance with good farming
to sell young stock than to keep it
until it has fully matured, and so on
down to the end Of the chapter. And
it has furnished the ladies, a fine OPP
portunity to compare their needle
and other work, with that Of their
neighbors, and to improve upon each
others ideas, in identifying the home,
and filling it with all the attraction
the sacred place is worthy Of, In MAX
ing 1t dear to the heart. If 1T has ac-
complished any of these greatly de-
sired objects, and we know it has, our
county fair has been for Stevens
county proud success, no mattel
how small it might have been. There
was enough an exhibition there to
convince any one that we are living
in an Industrious and prospecting COM
munity, grasping all the ideas Of ad-
yancemept WHICH could hs expected
Of county 81 young as this Of our.
And as to the managers, and especially
the ladies, we must say, you did all
| things extremely well,
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
Where the Wheat Goes.

When the Pioneer Press oorrects its
list of Touring mills, as to capacity
per day of barrels of flour, and those
which export, it will please give Nor
ris credit for two mills whose united
tsrength is 155 barrels day. One of
these, owned by H. W. Stone 4 Co.,
has very fine sets of Rollers, and
makes as good flour as is made in the
state.
Ii appears from the Pioneers list
that the Minneapolis mills only grind
IS, COO, 900 out of about sc, 900, coo bush
els tributary to Minnesota's markets,
while the country mills consume 49,
100000; 100000 bushels are kept for
seed and local consumption, 1000, GOO
sent to Duluth for expectation, and p
000,000 are exported to Chicago and
milwaukee,, giving Minneapolis only
three-sevenths of the wheat ground in
the state and exported from It's mark
cts, outside Of that retained for seed
and local consumption.
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
Monthly Report Of the Catholic Pare.
chial School.

During the month of September, the
first of the term, we had enrolled A
scholars. The average attendance was
1924. This is the most regular attend
ance on orr record, and, if it contin-
ues thus, we will be able at the end of
the term to record a greater success
than ever before. knowing full well
that without regular attending no one
can make satisfactory progress, and
besides being the greatest annoyance
to the teachers and empcding the pro-
gress Of his classmates, we have made
it Il rule that whoever stays away from
school more than Eve days during the
month, without sufficient reason, will
be dismissed.
The following have not been absent
at all: Mary, Laura and Willie
Wunsch, Charles and Aggie Maginnis,
Annie Lemieux, Barbara Voce, Ellen
and Katy Moran, Maurice Calvin,
Willie Kane, Maggie Callahan, Frank
GaffneY, Inhn and James Colahan,
Clearance Zimmerman, Louisa Boyle,
May and Bridget Minnahan.
FIR. WATRY, Rector.
SR. SERAPHINE, o. S. B., Teacher.
SR. BoNIFACE, q. S. b., Teacher
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
A Close Call.

The engine house he!oGs,ng to the
wa.sS tank OF fine Manitoba road,
caught fire last Sunday afternoon, up
next to. the roof, and threatened for
some time to produce an ugly fire,
from the fact it could not readily be
got at, and there being q large amount
of buildings adjoining to furnish the
material for an extensive blaze. Men
mounted the building, chopped holes
through the roof, and threw In water
to the best possible advantage, until
the large fire engine was brought out
by the "boys." Then It was soon out.
The engine did we'll, throwing water
through hose 400 feet long to the fire.
The boys did their work well, and the
road should give them credit for saw
ing the engine house, water tank, and
coal shed.
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
Auction,

There will he All auction held next
Saturday a5 the barn of the st. Paul
House, i'll Morris, October s, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, the following
property will be sold positively an
without reserve. Qne driving horse,
ten head uf ether horses, several
heavy harness, and lumber wagons.
J. II. GRIMES,
Proprietor,
JAMES FLYNN
AuctiOneer.
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
Bran and Shorts, at Spur & Aur-
lands. 63
A GREAT BARGAIN.

4 fine tract of LAND Of $40 acres, sit
uated two miles south of Johnson's
station, upon fine lake; so acres
broken. Also, a house and corner lot
III Morris, desirably located; house
contains five rooms. The whole prop
erty will be sold for 1000; one-half
cash. Enquire at this office, or of
63 PAT. CANON.
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03
List of T,eftarS

Remaining uncalled for at the Post
Office in Morris, Mimi, Oct. 1, 1888:
Christensen, Karn, Cant, VIM. A,
Edmanson, Andrew, Holbe, Fred,
Nilsson, p. A, Nordlund, P,
Olson, III. O., Sundback, Ardits-
karl, Johan.
Persons calling for the above will
please say "advertised.n
L. NJ. ToRPEY, P. NJ,
Morris tribune., 1883-10-03

We will receive during the season
berries and fruits of all kinds daily
California peaches, pears and grapes
arc kept constantly on hand.
II GOOD 6 BRISBINE.