Morris tribune., 1884-07-09

Monday to remain permanently.
Miss Minnie Whiteley is the guest
of Mrs. Cyrus Allen at Minor ID. T..
c. w. Hull and wife and George
Wright and wife spent the Fourth in
! Morris.
J. A. Giltinan is to be congratulated
upon the able and interesting address
delivered by him on the Fourth.
Scott Stewart moves with his
family to Fergus Falls in few days.
He has bought an elevator there.
w. II. Summers came up from st.
Paul to spend the Fourth. He proved
to be Il success as Il glass bali shootist.
Il. +, Hecnan, c. p. Maginnis and
G. NJ. Giltinan are in Chicago this
week IN attendance at the National
Democratic convention.
\ telegram was received last week
from Prof. McCriliis stating that he
can not accept the office of principal
wear. Prof. McCrlllis is a successful
disciplinarian and instructor and his
many friends here will regret that he
is not to return.
Quite change is noticeable in J, D..
Goods double store, Mr., Munro's
drug store has been moved out and the
space formerly occupied by 1t is now
used for the display of furniture, The
cigar and tobacco counter has also been
reinstated A large stock OF picture
frames, brackets, wall-pockets and
mirrors will also soon be displayed on
these shelves. This new arrangement
of stock will doubtless prove greatly to
Mr.. Goods advantage. He already
has fine trade in furniture, but now
that he has better facilities for display
ing it his business in this important
line will 40 doubt be greatly increased.
w. B. Hancock has just completed
very commodious and pleasant resi-
dence on Fifth street, in front of the
court house, The painters and plas-
terers have just completed their work,
leaving a very attractive looking place.
The main building is Is by p feet, with
an l. s by 16 feet and kitchen lOby 10
feet, The arrangement of rooms is p6s
culiar but attractive and convenient.
The grounds have been graded and
fenced. Taking ali the improvements
together, they warrant the assertion
that Mr., Handbook has madg this
place one of the finest pieces of resi-
dence property on the street,
On last Saturday evening Geo. IL.
Munro moved his drug store TO his
new location in Mr.. Wunsch's build
ing on Atlantic Avenue, formerly oc-
cupied by H. =. Peters. The interior
of the store had previously been re-tit-
ted and re-painted, making itquite an
attractive one. A new front is also
being put in which will materially
improve the appearance of the exteri-
or of the building. Mr.. Munro now
has his furniture and stock Of drugs,
stationery, cigars, ETC., neatly arranged
and is again ready for business. In
this new place Mr., Munro will doubt
less do well, as the location is q very
desirable one.
The teachers for the public schools
of M orris have been engaged for the
coming year, except principal. They
are as follows:-
Grammer Department.-Miss Ida
Stebbins. Intermediate Department,
Miss Emma J. Spooner. First Prim-
airy Depar tment, Miss Julia Johnson.
All are teachers of ability and ex-
perience and for engaging the services
of such successful teachers the school
board deserve the commentator of
all patrons of the school.
Yocalists and Bell Players. The Allie
ghanians.
This noted troupe Of vOcalists and
belI-pIayers, who have made them
solver famous on both hemispheres,
will favor the citizens Of Morris with
one of their unique and Incompatible
concerts at Phoenix Hall, next Friday
evening, July 18th. They should be
greeted with o crowded house as they
give an entertainment that it is a
plesure to listen to-chaste and first
class IN every respect. The press
highly recommend this troupe, as can
be seen from the following notices:
Hundreds of thousands of people in
80 States have been charmed with the
singing of these "Sweet Singers, 40, :
! GOO people of Cincinnati, IS 900 people
of Louisville, KY, 100000 people of
Pittsburg and Allegheny City, and
over 100000 people have heard the
"Alleghaniansn sing in Philadelphia.
Daily Times, Philadelphia.
It is impossible to convey, in writ
ing, just idea of these eptertaiEs
ments. Nothing can excel the liquid
soft, and exquisitcly sweet tones OF the
Swiss Bells, or the excellence OF The
execution by the troupe. 1t was re-
ceived with peal upon peal of enthusi'
astic plaudits, ard with merited jus
tice.-Rev. Mr.. Scott, San francisco
| Cal.
The following is an extract from q
letter written by the Rev. j. Griffith
Dun, Rector of ST. Paul's Church
Trinidad, to a friend ip Jamaica, West
Indies: "The pieces selected Werf
chaste, as are all the pieces performed
by the artists, and the sentiments of 6
pure and elevating character. Above
all other popular amusenents, music
should receive the liberia! patronage
of every community. Its benign i'll
fiuence stops not alone with anuse
ment, but tunes the mind and feeling!
for higher, purer, and more lasting
enjoyment. 1t prepares the recipien
alike for religious devotion, and TO
the more refined enjoyments of socia
and domestic life. III this light Thu