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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
FOR SALE.

The restaurant on Eastern Avenue formerly
occupied by Matthews & Pettengll. Terms rea-
sOnable. lstt W j. HOBBS & son.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
st. Syulmsburp Galrdmian.
/. John,bury, VT. Friday, Dee. II 1881.
Weather Record

At Bingham's drug store. for the
yeck ending December -, Ie-3.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

The CaledOnian does not club
With other papers and periodicals
N 1894.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
Lace Goods and Handkerchiefs.

Real Duchess
$500 o Oeach.
Elegant Black and White Lace Fhus and Ties from 80
Shaws from 25
each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
TOWN BONDS FOR SALE.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

/ s2,OO0 worth of bonds of the town of Swanto
tor sale at par. Enquire at Merchants Nations
Bank 1891
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

PLEASANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sour
stomach and miserable appetite for months, and
grew thin every day. used Burdock Blood Bit
tiers with the most marvellous results feel spleen
did" Mrs. Joseph Johnson Pittsburgh Pa. 20 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
deaths.

At Danville Dec 16, Edgar Pillsbury, aged IS
years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
Situation Wanted. .
LOST.

By Canada girl OF experience, about Dec. 2
Apply to Box 3l4, st. Johnsbury pOstOfice. IT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
Speriai cUnfrrs.


HUMBUGs IMPosTERsi THIEVES - The above
terms applied to the unreliable and dishonest.
DIR. Thomas Electric Oil for diphtheria, catarrh
asthma rheumatism, and all aches, sprans, and
pains is not thing of deception but pleasant and
honest remedy. 1t il honestly put up honestly
sold, and does what is claimed for it. 2O-2I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

Tremendous Bargains in Clothing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
FANCY GOODS.

Ladies' and Gents Plush and Russia Leather Toilet Cases Photo
graph Albums Writing Desks
Frames Picture Frames Brackets,
Wood
Goods Willow Work. Office Lunch and High Stand Work Baskets.
and Choice Table Pottery
Tete lee Bread
Cohe n
Toys,
and "A magnificent o CHRISTMAS CARDS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

The Episcopal society gave an en-
.tertainmcnt at Music hall Tuesday
Evening in connection with their ba-
Eaar. After supper a pleasing httl,
|nperetta entitled "Cups and Sauccrs,
was given, the performers being Mis-,
/ May Gordon and John NJ. Cheney
FThe whole affair passed Oft very pleas
antly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

The Universalist society have
issued neat little four-page paper,
printed at the CdiedoHidH office. which
contains program of their fair, which
opens to-day. also some reading suit
able for the season, and a goodly array
Of advertising. Their vestry rooms
will be open day and evening until
Christmas for the sale of holiday goods
On Tuesday evening there will be a
novel entertainment to which admis-
sion will be charged.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

For the making
have removed all goods
usually occupied by them
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES parts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

The forty second birth day of
Mrs. Geo. W. Bnuctt was celebrated at
her residence in Paddock village on
last Thursday evening. \ large num-
Der of friends and neighbors were
present There were elegant gifts. Il
bountiful supper of which all partook,
and a happy. social time. Mr.. Bonett
and Emma shared in the gifts, which
We're presented 10y Rev. b. VI. Til
lotsou.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

An alarm of tire from box / at
noon Saturday was caused by the
burning out Of a chimney in South hall.
The smoke came out between the
bricks and up through the floor in
such a way rs to indicate fire outside
the chimney. The fire department re
sponded promptly. 1t was terrible
day foI fire to break out. Is the mcr-
curry stood at ger" at midday, and
there was strong northwest wind.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

The readers will he interested in
|perusing our advertising columns, es-
pecially at this season when every
body is wondering what they can get
4or holiday presents. Most of our
1radesmcn have attractive displays.
ilnd it is almost rs good as present Ia
look over the many pretty things with
(which they tempt purchasers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21

The st. Johnshury Cook book sells
we'll and there is prospect of a wide
call. \ wcll-known hotel man. now
connected with one of the new Boston
hotels, ordered one on seeing the notice
in the last Caiedopdn. and the next
day another order came from Bellows
Falls. IL looks now as though the
Ladies' Missionary society had struck
Il small bonanza.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-21
IuraI Qrns.

Look out for Canada bills. The
,mks will receive them after January
It only at a discount Of five per cent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-27
q cbcriT's SScrfdnfe
8GItbDOagm 8FanOGi8GHtBHm.
Samitaa, ben 10. 5anuar 1884.

Ju 0fmaBbeit zines Seftblss
prn herie facias, ausgsttIlt pcn her Court
Of Common plsGs scn tadapdnna 9cunt9
une an midb gsritbtst, tpsrtr id, in hsm 9purts
bauiC (9trbitratirn- 3immer, 9Saibiugtpu Sall
Giebiues) in esr Staet SCrdntpn, am Gam
itda ben 10. 1an'r 1884, nm 10 llbr
gcrmittaas. ale ris 8tdte, litrl unb lntsrEI.
fen esr 8srfIaairn in unb auf bic natfclgene
bsihriebsntn Stilde, gaBsIlsn unb Strtdtn
9dne 3um DTrntllhsn Gsrfaufe ausbiettu, nan-
lid:
gtr. a glas bic Redbts, SiirI uuO 9u.
tersiien res grflastsn in uub auf all hen
nadfclsne bslhristtnsn Grid peer pd3sIle
9anc, 9elesru i'm Oh 5rras 3ppnibip, Sada-
mama County, Staat Yfnniplpania, tegrtn;t
uno tslhrisbsn ipte felgt, uemlid: Ssgrtnjt
uTrelid ron gane i'm gBarrantnnamfn pen
gluprsrp SsnesriCn. pitlid ppn Sanb i'm gSar.
rautrsuamen ron Graitus Smitb, iubIih tst
gaue pcu Gpsrbart & gddfr, Sbsll ppn trt
re. speiuuefilnbis (52), tritt Gtpifrn, be
alaubiatrm pittstrn, rrtitlih rem siusm anes-
rem Sbsile rpn telagttr Get 9lG. 50 uue ginb
i'm gSauautssnamsn ron 9ldat Van Buren,,
unp bsibrisbsn i'm 2aufbrirfe ME ipsi: Ss-
arsu,t nGrelib prn gane tEs Stnry arru une
Vans tes psIitrrbrnsn Rufn5 0hlsr, ritlidb pcn
| gane hes bsagttu VERT. Jiufus Wlillr ure
9aue, esr SiutsrlalIsuihaft Res prrit. 9pbn y,
Spbt aebErtnp, iiielid ron Snnb btr Sinitr.
laiItuihaft res tsilsisn prit. 5sbn y. gest
une gdne ron Glipbaltt Graft, unc fesiilid
ron gaus ets btiastsn Draft une eane esl
| SiuirrlaiIsuitdit ets Writ. SVbu y Srtb
tnttaltsue fiinfSis elder gaue, msbr cher ne
niger.
Brubr eas Gissntbum bes Gsrllstsn, II
bsiastsm llrtbsil bsuamt, nstit 3utsbpr.
/ Wlh gti6lag tslsst unp in Srtfniien 60
rrmmtu auf bic Nlagr bsr gtpplt's ovarian
rem pittsiCn, ibtribrisbru an 3brmas 5eIe
asasn Salrmcu Stiirmtr. Sdule S266'l
Snpamsnt &c tOi6, Sf. Z. 1888. 1T, ia
nc. ST, ]anuar !. 1891; unb ftrntr aut b
alaas ron u. gaumaun, slliisnsf ssgsn Ga
lemon Stirmu. S6up S230.9O. 9ues
msnt &c. go, Sauuar :. 1884. st. ia. R'
-. ian. :. ISL Saumaun, auTalt.
gtl bas aeuaunts Gigsnibum rirp nur sFsf
9aar rsrfduit. SiaHpolpb SrippeH,
SbsrtTs 9lmL Suauipu, "a, I SbTiT'
} IS. Ssj. 1888. )
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-27
0pee Warfer Niottien

- Gin 9bilaoeIpbier &iinitIer, 9arI
&ebripeiber, bat BEN 9lubienSiaal eer
0poe 9arf 9aptiitentirde nit SreScCs
9ebiIben berSiert.
= 8ifter SanS entidieb am 0tpns
tag, baB SbOmas GpsSrppe, ipeIder i'm
pprisen 6ritbiabre in Der IA. g8arS fir
ben SeIect Council eripdbIt pprcen
tpar, niht gu einem Sibe bere6ti8t lei
uno Senrp 8ri9baum bic SteIIe 9eieBs
lid ime babe.
- Sobn SSranf, Der altere, mar ber
sliidIihe @eipinner Der 1lbr, tpelhe
sSDbn Stern am Samita8 2tbeno in
@abIers SaIle perIppien lteb.
B9- @er Iai6ens unb Smbenubren,
GeI6msibe oSer iouitise 4rtitel nDtbis
bat, ioate ni6t perSeiien pOrsuipre4en
bel 2puiS Heth ert, 205 0tain
9tpenue, neben Der friiberen gpitpffice.
Gr 1T elm praftii6er unb erfabrener
lbrmaher uno in Heparaturen ntdt SI
ilbertrefen. 40
- Stir iebIen bic g8Orte", iast
Serr SeIbp Garter aus 9tuibpiae,
9eun., ,,meine Dantbarteit fir bic
98obltbat ausSuIpreden, bic glper'S
Sariapariaa fur mid ipurbe. Diein
sanseS 9eben bincurd mar i'd bon
SfropbeIn beimseiudt, mein SDrper
ibien bon bieiem llebeI rurdbrun9en ~
iein. Sic traten an meinem gan;en
aBrper in Der 8eitalt bon Simmer,
SdpGren, unS eiternben 0unben bers
por". 9err Garter ertIdrt, bab Ell
Our6 glper'S Sariapariaa poaitdnbiG
sebeiIt tpprosn, unb bab felt Der 3eit.
IA CT Dor adt Monaten iie einsunebmer
auibBrte, iid feline ifropbulbIen Spmps
tome msbr einseltellt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-27
9lnS bem pberen 3hale.

(0on ELEPHANT. )-SarI 0teier, tor
grieebiae, 1T felt borIebten Spnntaf
ber1bpunben uno cine iSrau uno piel
8inber oabur6 ibres Grndbrers beraubt
Sb 8arI mad 9eutidlanb 5u ,DIuts
tern" eeeansen 1T, ooer Oh er nur Elm
S6GierItiinb6en in 9teiu glprt cper
8bilaoeIpbia semiebt, bas ipiiien Die
8Dtter; baS lebtere fam ipobl mDglih
iein, benn er bate iib Dor Sabren einen
ioIden .,SpaB" erlaubt. : Die 8es
meinbe 0idion Gitp baut aud Elm 8ros
bes SbuIbauS, ipeldeS nabe bem Bans
coat 9oblenbreder su iteben tommt.
Die altbepGbrten SauIhrelner gSeiIano
uno giIenbart iinb nit Der SerIteIlun9
beheIben betraut. CINE pelibe Samis
lie nabm Dor fursem bon Slppbart
fransbiii6en glbibieb uno beIdummelte
mebrere GeidGftSleute, iporunter aud
ben alien 9eteranen 2tSam geuber. -
Gin 9eutIber, meIher ieinen 9tamen
nidlt nehnen mill, aber bertbmmt, tpo
Der &aifee nur III 5 getrunfsn piro,
reIp. Elm 8erIiner Sinb, perblent in
SIppbant 0eIb ipie Elm Sdutreiber CT
lit nemIi6 IeineS 3eidens elm Plumber
uno ieoe 5rau ipil Suer It baS QSdher
auf ibre Utiible Seri6tet baben. Oteinen
alien ssreunSen un6 9eien beS >, ,WOdens
bIatteS" in Raniom, -SObn, Gpnrab
unc 29enSel WtaaS, 8arI 8bsIer, Sotn
Surber unb SObn Sebr,- cine fr6bli6e
@eibna6t unb 9rOiit NeuiaRr. I.G.
= Srsenb ein Sduft itabI it6 am
Sonntag 9lbsno in bic Sdeuer bon
SamsS @ilsaaon in g(r6baIp uno pers
IeBte idmmtli6e Bferee an BEN Seinen,
70 oab iie fir mebrere Gage untau8Ii6
iein iperSen.
= Sin rauber, 9rauer Bart itebt uns
proentlid uno unreinlid aus, mo oaS
follte bermiebeniperben. 8utiugbam' 8
SartteiSe ipanre!t Die 6arbe be8 9arteS
balb in Elm i6busS Braun pber ShwarS
nm, ie nadSsm man es ipiinidt, uno
berf6afft aIio Elm anitaubi9es uno bubs
Ides glusfeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-27
Tram u. &raft,
0eprHfte SeutIde Se6amme,

an Der 3peiten GIleB, bon Geoar ;u 9ihiton
ape.. jWiifen 8iIlOW unb gIIoeritraben,
mpfiebIt fd ben 8rauen BON Scranton bel
t,Ien in ibr Sad einidlagsnOeu 8erribtungen
inter 3uiItern8 geluiiicnbnfter 8eOisuung.
lin 9enrigtcu 3uiprub miro gebeten. As
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-27
@ilFesbarre Slahrihten.

8or Dem peridmisten 8pgcntrdger.
Dem NmUr, uiHm Rein peri IN N6t
Ser Sleine 1T ein iblaner 9dger,
I Gr idiebt uno trifft eb' bu's GeondJt.
lln0 bat er DID in's Serj gei6oien,
Magit bu bnrnu ju @runoe gCb'n-
Gr iuaet iueiter iInberoroffen
lln6 tbut ais udre nidts aeibeb'n.
Sod einrn Srot beut gobmaun g hir:
Gen aoIO'nen @ein, rae itdnmeno' Bier.
- 9tIs ber III Union Scpnibip ipobs
nenee Sarmer glntbpnp 8enscpter AM
Wlcntag bon Sdidibinnp suriidtebrte,
100 CT einige Geiddfte crlebi8t bate,
fiel er bpr ieiner Saustbiire in ieinsm
SbIitten Inn uno ais bic SamiIien8Iies
Der binaus eilten, mar CT fhpn tpbt.
Gr mar so Sabre alt.
= 9urb eine grbientun8 iiber Der
9ine 8iSee 8rube baben iid in berieIs
ben @afe geiammelt unb es 1T 9efdbrs
lid, ii6 in bic 8dn9e gu ipa8en. Siers
bunbert glrbeiter iinb oabur6 beId dfs
tigungSIos geporben.
R9- @er fir bic Seiertase einen gus
ten Srppfen i'm Sauie su baben tpilnIdt
Rem fInnen tpir bic @einbanblung bon
9biaip g9eib, 70 9iprtbamptOns
itrabe, empfebIen. 8eine unperfdLItte
SamiIienWeine iinb BEL ibm SpeiiaIitGt
unb or pertauft iie beim @Ias, bel Der
SIaIhe pber BEL Der @allpne. 2
-Gs Ideint, ais tpenn 5reunb Ste9s
maier tpicosr GerbeHeruneen in Der
8rauerei su MAIDEN beabiidti9e, tpeni8'
items mar iein Spbn GbriIt neuIid in
Stem gort, um Iid bic neueiten Ginrid.
tunBen i'm Srauerfade ansuieben.
Ter armrt Spn 1912, psl6u unS pirtsr
sinen eeiub atitattst. fisbt itBt ME sin Sttrn
ir6iter GirpBt aus, bat ater tstnsn Sdrfit
her isbpb nit tfm lslsIfcp lettt ~ srfsnnfn
it,. (Grpreb)
gla, MI, aben; baS muB sic ia
ipunoerideene tin
- Den 8rieftrGgern bon 0ilteSs
barre lit cine Meibnahtsiiberraidun9
m Gbeil seporNen, inSem Der bieiise
BpItmeiiter bon Der SuItdnbi9en 8cs
bbroe in @aibington Sie Rddridt ers
belt, baB bonn |. Sanuar 1884 an bic
SaIdre Der Erd9er BON 5000 auf $3.50
per Sabr erbbbt Wiirben.
: Coroner Spapb, Der cine llnterz
Iuhung Der llrIaden bornabm, bur6
peIde Spiepb 26ffler uno SbpmaS Obs
gers ibr 2eben perloren (erIterer i'm
5ipin S6adt, IeBterer i'm neuen
Sda6t Der 8enniplo. &pbIen Co.,
tabeIt bic senannte Gompanie uno ben
Dlinens SSnipettor Sletpitt, neil iie bic
erforoerliden GUriidtSmaBre9eIn sum
S6ub Der 9Irbeiter nidt 8etrpffen bats
ten.
- Sim GbriIttase itarb bier Spbn
8etterau, peI6er bor GINGER 3eit
idper berlebt poreen mar. Gr tparb
45 Sabre alt.
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Seberif' s=ScrfGmfe
Uun
@eftRBOaGm @rHRSGi8GntRHm
Samita0 Den 80. SeS. 1888.

Su 8emdbbtit eiues 9eiebIes pon flerie
facias, ausgeiieIlt bon Der Court Of Common
9Geas uon qatauanna County un0 al mid
geridtet merOe i'd in Dem epurtbauie tarbi
fration.3imm,r 8aibinston SaII 8cbdnee) in
Der Staot SerantorL am
Samitas, ben 80. 0esember 1888,
nm 10 llbr @ormittaG5, Ourd sIusrllf sum
0ffentlifcn @erfnnf ansbieten ale Die Redlte.
5itel uno 9utereien bes 9ertla9tcn in uno anf
Die nadfoI0euo bGihriebeueu geUiIien jtuet
Qots QanO in Der Stn0t Seranton; CO itu0
9ots 80. 90 mo 81 i'm 8Iod 40. l02 unO
geIeaen an 8Domiug NUeme 8GlnGte Sots
9renien nueinnnber unO iino e pierjg SnB in
SSront an @Boming glOenuc bel einbunhert
mo fiinf3ia Sub in Siefe 30 elmer eils3ebn
Rub bretten NlleD. NIles anaebnut, nit einem
sreiit0digeu boiernen @Obnbnns elmer Sdiener
lnO auberen NuBe gebdloen oaranf. aoblen
reierUireno, mie I'M anufbritfe bon George
SanOerion uno &rau. eingetrageu I'M 9ujernc
GountD Seeobuh No 80 Seite ll6 etc.
Srilber bos GiBCntbum bes @ertlagten, in
bsiagtem llrtbeiI beHamt nebit 3ubebor.
Wit 8eitIag belC8t unO III eIefution Sc.
nommen alli Die aIage Der Gitiiens 8nHt bon
Warauettc. @lihignn, gegen u. 8, @inlun.
Shul0 SIS S9l.2S. 9uh8ment No. 1877. Sh.
9. 1871. &i. Ga go. So, San. 8. 1884.
@ilIarb 81 Marren, Nnwllte
9Gs Gigentbum miro MIR gegsn gGar Ter.
fault IanSplpb Srippen,
Sderifis Stfice Srranton, S6ertff.
4. Tejbr. 1884.
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Z. .. Npiuers, 9tpotbefer,

s ebNr Strabe, Stranton, pa.
Giaentbilmer bon 4omers' 9eber 9iaeu,
sSuTm eproiaI aftsruurm. Sprup. 8auo.
0urm.gertiI9er, 3abneu. .SBrup. 8beerbainm
filr puiter, Grtlltungen mo 8rduue, beutIdes
eintmeat. 9amaica Sn9Wcr, @iebpuIDer unO
piele auNsre Artitel. 8
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-09-26

Mr.. Dana is earnest in his advocacy of Mr..
Holman is a question Gen. Slocum has not
satisfactorily settled in his own mind, though
Holman is greatly respected, he says, by east
ern Democrats.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Cong3ssman William
NJ Springer, who is a candidate for speaker
of the next house, was at the Palmer house.
He was on his way to Iowa, where he will
stump for the Democrats. THE Democrats
will get the judgeship i'll Iowa." he said, in a
conversation, ''but the Republicans, l am
afraid, will carry everything else except,
perhaps, the legislature. That will, in my
Judgment, be anti Republican"
"What about Ohiog'
II fear for that as do for Iowa. The Re-
pubicans seem destined to win in that con-
test, too. Not that am any less sanguins
than formerly, but, by the way things are
now, the result in Ohio looks very doubtful
for u.s."
SIS Randall going to get the speaker
shp!'
The Illinois representative thought this
was rather personal question, but he finally
waived his objections to answering it and re-
piled: NO; | believe that Carlisle stands
far better chance than Randall. But as each
has declared his belief in his own election, to
be in the fashion, should say that l will be
the houses choice. But of course, that is all
speculation" Mr.. Springer concluded, land
what right has politician to speculate. He
should deal in hard facts. No, the matter
is i'll so much doubt that it seems ridiculous
to talk about it."
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-09-26
Auction Sale.

An auction sale will be held on the
farm of A. Esnell, two miles west of
Scandiaville, Stevens county, on Sat-
urday, October 9th, commencing at
o'clock D. M, where the undersigned
will sell to the highest bidder the
following personal property, to-wit
One pair first class horses, two set
double harness, one cow, two yearling
bulls, three yearling heifers, three
calls. five head hogs, thirty chickens,
two lumber wagons, one pair bob sleds,
one breaking and two cross plows,
one drag, one corn cultivator, one
Mccormick mower, one horse rake,
one seeder, hoes, forks, one grin6stone;
one gents horse saddle, 500 bushels OF
oats, 6 acres corn, 40 ton of hay, also
the entire household furniture, con-
sistingof beds, bedsteads, chairs, tables,
one cook stove with furniture aid
pipes, and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms ofsale-All sums under IS cash;
over So from 80 days to one year, ac-
cording to the amounts, with APP
proved notes, and bearing interest st
the rate of per cent.
Dated Framnass, Sept. %, 1888.
X. J. HUsEvoLD, Auctioneer.
GUST. EGNELL, Proprietor,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-09-26
NORRIS.
Hymenlal.

Our friend Jackson, the barber, up
on finding out that life was rather
hard to tackle single handed, and
feeling that the winter winds whist
ling through the keyhole ofhis lonely
chamber door could furnish music as
cheaply to two persons as one, did on
last Mondy solemnly unite himself.
with the aid of the proper parties, to a
lovely maiden in the holy bonds of
wedlock. When it was finally an
nounced that, what God hath put to-
gether let no man put asunder," Mr..
Jackson felt like new being born to
enjoy the heavens pure sun light, and
made not the slightest objection to
those present kissing the bride who
seemed completely wreathed in the
sweetest of smiles. Our heart goes
out in pleasant hopes of joy for the
newly married couple, and as they
unitedly journey on through life's fit
full fevers may the lining of no dark
cloud impede their progress.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-09-26
THE LOTTERY WAR.
The Order of the Postmaster General
Amended.

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 22.-To supply
certain omissions in the order recently issued
by the postmaster general forbidding the de-
livery of registered letters to M. A. Dauphin,
it has been amended so as to read as follows:
''In pursuance of the finding of Postmaster
General Key, which finding remains in full
force, it is ordered that all postmasters be,
and they are hereby, forbidden to pay money
orders drawn to the order of NJ, A. Dauphin,
and they are hereby directed to inform the
remitters of said postal money orders that the
payment thereof has been forbidden,
and that such money orders will be returned
on the presentation of duplicate orders
applied for and obtained under the regula-
tions of the department.. All postmasters
are also forbidden to deliver registered let
tiers arriving at their offices directed to said
NJ A. Dauphin, and are instructed to return
all such registered letters to the postmasters
at the post offices at which they were origi-
nally mailed, with the word fraudulent"
plainly written or stamped on the outside of
said letters.
CSigneD CIV. @. GRESHAM,
Postmaster General
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-09-26
PERSONALS.

X. J. Husevold was in town yester-
day.
w. P. Todd of Browns valley was
in town to-day.
J. E. Favrow of Donnelly made
friends in Norris visit to-day.
F. Locke stopped in Morris while
to-day on his way to Graceville.
John Dorsey of Sank Centre is
registered at the metropolitan.
J. w. Reynolds of Herman dined at
the Metropolitan to-day.
James L. Wilder and wife have been
spending a few days with his cousin
J. A. Bemis. Mr.. Wilder is End
Supt. of the U. $. Railway mail SER
vice.
Prof. 7. V. Phelps and his daughter
Miss Grace Phelps have returned to
their home in Dakota.
J. J. Brisbine has recovered from
his recent illness and has returned to
Morris to resume work in Good & Bris-
bine's store.
Mrs. E, w. Randall is visiting with
her sister Mrs. o. S. Hagerman at
Pembina D. T.
G. w. Williams brother of NJ. B.
Williams of Rendsville was in town q
short time on Monday.
Judge J. HI. Brown and District at
torney Arctander were in town on
Monday. $780,
J. B. Conner of Graceville was in
the city on Wednesday.
G.. X. Smith having sold his resi-
dence here, left with his family for
Cottage City, NJ. V. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hewes of Todd
County have been spending few days
in town the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. Spur. Not long ago Mr.. Hewes
had his arm broken by his runaway
team. The wound is improving ra-
pidly and he will soon be able to use
the arm again.