Morris tribune., 1884-10-01

Robertson & Nelson's tailor shop
being painted.
Wheat is moving more briskly an
trade is improving.
See the Lacrosse Business Colleg
advertisement in another column.
Another fine large barn is to b
built upon Oak Grove farm in
short time.
A good sized and conveniently ar
ranged residence is being built in tn
park by o. Tewksbury.
J. A. Johnson is building stool
barn upon his farm and making other
permanent Improvements.
The sentiment of this county il
more pronouncedly Republican thar
it has been at any time since 1877.
c. Cogel & Co., intend cutting 6
large quantity of wood at and neal
Cogel's Siding on the L. F. & d. BY.
While wrestling last Saturday even.
ing James Egan was unfortunate to
break one of his legs and is now laid
up for repairs.
D. w. Watson's Hambletonian
Chiefs doing fine work this Fall hav-
ing won nearly every purse for which
he has trotted.
Owing to stormy weather the dance
given by the Morris Silver Cornet
Band last Friday evening was not
wholly successful.
The merchants of Morris have large
stocks of fall and winter goods on
hand are prepared for the busy season
that is just opening.
\ number of Morris people go to
Browns Valley this afternoon to par
tieipate in the opening of the new
skating rink at that place this evening.
The new engine house upon the L.
F. & D. road is about completed. 1t
is larger and better constructed than
the cid one that burned during the
summer.
D. y. Watson and J. A. Bemis
started last Saturday morning with
team for Marshall, Lyon Co., MINI.
for brief visit. They are expected
to return to-day.
DR.. Phalon, the dentist, is in town
snd Will be at his office oyer g: ":
Rohne's drug store until Oct: 10th:
IF in need Of his services call upon
him as soon as possible.
Ole Bake languished in the village
lookup last night, for being in dis
graceful row. While there he had am
pie time for composing another letter
to the paper pp the street;
:Ehe SCHOOL board for the Indepen-
dent School District of the village of
Morris have organized by the election
I'D. r. Sutherland, president, w. }.
Munro, secretary, and Samuel Larson
treasurer.
Present appearances indicate large
Republican majorities in the towns of
bonneily, Rendsyille and Framnas
and the Village of Hancock with very
comfortable Republican majorities in
most of the other voting precincts of
the county.
Mrs. German states that one day
last week three sacks of potatoes
were stolen from their farm. She
states also that she saw the person
Wsho stole them and that she will send
the sheriff after him if the potatoes
ore not returned.
The Republican District committee
will meet in Morris on Friday of this
week for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Representative in the
place eff C. K, Orion, who, on account
of business engagements, has found it
HAeeesssafy to withdraw.
The many kind friends of the Epis-
copal church who have promised
their aid are all respectfully reminded
that the ladies of that society wish to
secure articles for their "Fair" by the
end OF the first week in November.
That time is now not far off
q. ". Jackson has just COTTON up
large number of card board signs and
5000 circulars advertising his Hair
Tonic and Remover. This remedy is
a good one and Mr.. Jackson, by
judicious Use of printers ink, is having
wonderful success in introducing it.
Last week Mr.. Elmer sold 100 BUSH
els of potatoes at 80 cents per bushel
10 be paid for when Blaine is elected
7 President. He says he has 400 BUSH
els more to sell in 100 bushel lots at so
cents TO he paid for at the same time.
Here is chance for Over-comfident
Democrats to- get potatoes if they want
thcn,-a . big price.
Lag, s.,,turday afternoon q fine herd
of cattle were poisoned upon John
Watson's {the old Wellington FARM
by drinking in all arm of u lake upon
whicha heavy green scum had collec-
ted. On Monday we saw one of the
men who are located upon the farm
and learned that at that time twenty
seven of the cattle were dead. More
of them were expected to die.
~ .t..t ~ 49, =
che express office at Morris is sup
piled with the telegraphic code for
sending money. There are but five
offices in the state who are authorized
use this code so that supplying the
office here with it, is a fattering recog-
milton of the Importance of the BUSH
ness interests of Morris, on the part Of
The express company. The cost Of
tending money BY the 'telegraphic
Code is slight, being simplysthe cost of
Tile telegram and one per cent of the
amount sent.