Morris tribune., 1884-11-12


\. S. Brisbinearrive,l from ST Paul
last Saturday night.
i W.P. Hayes, OF the metropolitan,
spent last Sunday in Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. Is. S;ebhins, of Utica, Wi
mona Go. AIi,n. is visiting her sons
and daughter III Morris.
w. Is. Hancock ,url +. \. Hancock
expect to leaye soon FORE visit to their
| former home III Vermont,
1t is c,,rGp01tiy reported that the
Democratic state committee sent up
cash to aid Stevens county celebrities
in their work Tor cleveland and re-
form. \, Cleveland rti ,sr he
hind t,le county 'irNrt ~; BtItes
st;H tnr,hy hrhi' liz js.srN riiIr~ri-
dent Snr Njrns, "a ! 4 ste" ~.
used.
/ Dr.. aaA >l2- II s.'ar
{! tertaiAr'i :, StE1 .>,. ,.n'l
theipn~sti ,,riA - &t e.,e ~, !,
They w,,rv ,ssl,l ~ p. ar..' ..rs.
! II. L. IfajhuY.!. i AA> nsr of the
most hril!iaat >.'r;,,; Eat l"tih&r OF the
season. The Numerous guests dis
persed ri ~, early !ioa., after having
passed most enjoyable evening.
The TRIBUNEhas just received au-
other large stock Of stationery. We
have envelopes, npte hcades, letter
heads, bill heads, statements etc. OF
all colars and varieties, AT prices as low
as ever. We also have Il new stock of
type which greatly increases our ia
cilities for first class job work. For
work or stationery call on the TRlB-
UNE.
1t is highly probable that in the re-
eant nslit:sal ecstAsf somebody
has won although the result seems 10
be in doubt. We hope that everybody
will keep cool. We expect to be n
constant communication, by midnight,
with Cleveland, Blaine, Eli Perkins
and the Olive Branch and will not re-
lax our efforts until the country is
safe
The necessity for carefully reading
ticket before depositing it in the
ballot box is shown by the returns.
Seventeen votes were cast for H. H.
Wells for Representative instead of
Senator. G. p. Maginnis received
votes for Surveyor and Register of
Deeds and A. p Jackson received |
votes for Senator. OF course none OF |
these errors were intended and care t
lessness alone is accountable for them.
Tc show the utter absurdity of the
statement made and circulated by !
local Democrats, to the effect that one !
of the merchants of Morris discharged I
one of his men because he would not .
vote the Repubublican ticket, the
TRIBUNE wishes to state that the per-
son referred to was not discharged but !
left his employer of his own accord; |
and furthermore is not of age and
could not and did not vote the Repub-
lican or any other ticket.
One week ago this afternoon Niessrs. |
Kenner Holridge gave an eXhi-
bition of the workings of the Harden
Star Hand Grenade Fire EXtinguish
er in Norris. y large fire was made,
near the Nj etropolitan Hotel, of pine
lumber saturated with kerosene when
the Grenades were thrown and broken
and the fire was almost instantane-
ously extinguished. Quite a number
of our citizens were present and all
themselves as being highly |
pleased with the thorough work Of the |
Messrs. Kenner and Hol-
ridge made Il number Of sales to bust
ness men who witnessed the eXhibl-
ton.
In addition to the new school house !
w. B. Hancock has built, during the |
past season, residence for himsif up
on East Fifth Street, is by "a #. with
all l. 1G by Is and an addition Is by |
24ft. residence upon East Fifth Street
for o. Tewllsbury, IS by a #. with an
l. s by II #. Il Dir1 for l.. III. Stanton
so ft. in diameter, octagon in form;
also Il barn fer his own use. The |
work upon MIR. Stanton's barn is just |
being completed. 1t contains room
for "a head of grown cattle beside a
large number Of calves. It will also
contain q large amount of hay and
grain. The amount of building done
by Mr.. Hancock this summer will ag-
gregate over $4,000.
One of the numerous and contempt
ible lies originated and circulated by
the leaders of our local Democracy for
campaign purposes is that one of our
leading merchants discharged ap en- !
ployee because he would not vote the
Republican ticket. We were greatly |
surprised TO find the paper up the
street repeating the libe! in it's last
issue. IT was made up from whole
cloth solely for campaign purposes,
and has absolutely no foundation in
fact. a paper that will 1naliciously
circulate such trash for the purpose
OF injuring prominent and respected |
citizen has reached lower level than
it is possible for ordinary humanity
to comprehend.
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Masquerade.
The masquerade at the Morris Rol-
Ter Rink, last Thursday evening, was
successful beyond all expectations.
A large mum anr fnlsni1ad and there