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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

The removal OF the city post Office from its old
quarters ii the general Post Office department
building TO its present location was understood to
be merely temporary expedient, and to have been
done more in the interest OF the departments con-
venience than 70 benefit the public Now that the
lease has expired It IL desirable for every reason
that the city DO furnished with suitable building.
The capital has always suffered locally for its
splendid national structures The city court and
other buildings OF the sort are shabby In the ex-
IRENE, and We have no post Office building az ALL
this being the only city IN the country of the same
or anything Ike the same population OF which
such criticism can be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12
The Holiday Season.

Advertisers viii confer a favor BY handing in
their advertisements during the holiday season at
as early an hour IN the day practicable TO Insure
insertion and classification. doublc-sheet viii
be issued on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
oftener If advertising space requires it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

Winter which seems TO be lost IN this vicinity Is
diminishing around down In lower Texas, where
the natives are having new sensation in the
shape OF snow storms and frost. The weather
bureau, however, notifies US to-day OF a big cold
wave moving upon Washington that Will bring
winter In earnest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR PACKING BOXES
Il TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December g. 1884.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Packing Boxes will
be received At this Department until the TWEEN
TIETH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1884. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ.
Sample may be seen at the Department, and blank
forms for bidding will be furnished upon application
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned. and
Deliveries must be free Of charge ct the Treasury De-
partment Washington, G.. and will be subject to in.
sPecon by an expert detailed for the purpose by the
Secretary OF the Treasury and the delivery Of an in
feror article Will be deemed ficient ause to anuu
the contract. at the OF ton of the Secretary.
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
and re ect any or all bids II. MoCULLOCH
d10-eo,3t Secretary of the Treasurv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12
XXX MMN Nm A ssss
Y Mn NJ A A $50
x Nh Il A AAA ssss
PPf p RRR ZEE ssss EEE m TIT ssss
PPpP kRkS f. ssss En- MN T ssss
P 4 K ZEE ssss ZEE m I ssss--.

The PALA1S ROYAL has such an endless variety of
articles adapted for Xmas Presents that it impossible
10 give fun list content ourselves with men
toiin2 the cheapest and most expensive articles
each Department asking patrons forget that
between these two extremes there flows river full Of
different prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

There are rumors afloat that the Western Union
telegraph company mean to give their employees an
uncaDny Christmas present In the shape Of gene
raj reduction IN wages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

1t win be noticed that at the German dinner one
OF the toasts was Cleveland as the best exponent
Of civil service REFORM and that Senator Pendleton
was selected TO respond TO The sentiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

The Washington monument illustrates the WELL
known truth that gavky boy often makes a
handsome man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

LADIES CLorH.
A INCHES WIDE, ALL WOOL
C5 CENTS.
Canton F1annels 81 cts. 6i4 cts, cts and 10 cts
lO-S Sheetinz Cotton. best make. "A cts
New Plaid Dress Goods. % cts.
1rico Dress Goods. ali coloTs l25x eta
Atwood flannel SIiiting, - eta
Bsack Cashig res. 25 cents
toloTet Cas1nercs 25 cents.
White Wool + anncls. II cts, ~ cts. . ctz
AE-wool he'd Twill flannel. IL eta
Cloth for Boys . cts. 30 cts, 81 cts
Medicsted lied Twill Flannel. 81 cts
Ladies 1ricot Cloth, 81 inches wide 90 cts.
ChllSren's Reguiar-nade Hose 10 cts
ladies'. Solid Color BalbTig<au Hose Is cts
He2lmcd HanLkerciicfs cts
Isdies' English Walking Coats IS CO. sc 90, a. 90
eSoo 5000. $1,000
Colors-. silk Selvets all colors al a5
B<cssde silk Neiyefs, all coioys, 81 Is
black Dr-ss Silx. grain. % cts
Lsd &C ntorts. . cts. 81 20, 81 -. sl5o
col L,ankess- Per pair. s3OO $3.50 500
6<st 81 csseis Carpets. 10 cts. So cts
Nottingham Lace. 20 cts, IS cts. 80 eta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

Washington laughs at Richelieu Roblnson's
Jenersonian inauguration" but Is doing all it can
TO carry out his plan by doing nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

This IL private bill day; but when is public bill
day? There have been none thus far this session.
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GREAr REDUCTION Il PAGES

We have Just returned from New York. having taken
advantage Of the depressed market. and oe- great bar
gains IN
Sealskin Sacques.
Newma-ke,s Fine Plush Garments
Mink and Other Fur and Satin Lined Circulara
Visites IN Velvet and Plush.
Otter Beaver and Other Fur In Shoulder Capes Mufs
and Trimmings by the yard
Gentlemen's GauntIe;s ard Mue,ers
Seal Caps. Ladies Seal Hats.
Carriage Robes aid F4ncy Mats
AL Selected and Reliable Goods.
b. H. STIEEMETZ + SON.
d12-2w 1l37 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A \; ne T., s Bsp $! Sz zss. b. 81,
exquisite pattern. $40 per set:
''''' WOODWARD afsI5n L LorHRop.
BOSTON ONE Rf fk,e a9S oRiy. HOUSE
s2l Pa sl2 street.
A HoUsEKEEPERs, CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Flne ir,nch Saline Elder Down Quilts thoroughly
Stitched handsome patterns size 6 by .eet. only
Fine Dreaded Silk Elder Down Quilts, size By
feet extra fine quality, " od r ,ct,
Extra Fine Silk Elder Down Pillows. only
W0ODWAkD L0THROP.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
$500 SILK UMBRELLA
Extra fine sterling silver-headcd Silk Umbrella in
B h,; and Brown. .6-inch. s. 90 each,
Wp n9s;gs - GOD: : Eo ,1dds!
92l Pa. ave. One Price Only 9l2 st.
CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
%: 2ineh pure Witt, China silk Handkerchefs extra
w2 So.,Sn b12 COOL! 5 n9 HaHss
92l Pa ave. one Price Only 912 st.
"CHRIsTMAs" sUsPENDERs.
Satin Hand E.I 9., ,sp,n Gers sn.no,.
Satin Embroidered Suspenders.
Sl.0) PER PAIR.
The above stitched satin-lined corded silk
ends Iatsnt fastenings. in White. Garnet Bronze,
Each psi ciosc ~ pret asa d1 case Making
useful and Ny SsT15e chs IT ps pfssent
Boston Dry Goods House.
s2l Pa ave. one Price only. o,2 ST.
LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs.
We have made the following additional attractions
in already superb of Ladies' Initial Handker
chiefs:
Ham Hsnc Pp R Rf qs Sa@bSis Hem
in colors TO match the borde-. fine quality.
ONLY % CENTS EACH
stitched Iia,dkrrcilies with neat initial smbU!erd
and Light Blue.
ONLY % CENTS EACH
WOODWARD & LoTH"OP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
One Price Only.
HoLInsY DRESS PATTERNs IN
GIXGHAMS. cAMBEICS PRINTS AND PER
Drs pattern lengths put up in attractive style for
''' r0 So9DT pR1 a : 1oTH Eg2sr
e2l Pr. One Price Only. 9l2 st
MEMS SILK HALF HOSE. in all the solid shades and
fscy eolors o bly, 81 per pnr Seal broTn Cardinal
Gry Gends-Tie and Black and Fine Pe1cil Stripes in
WOODWARD + IoTHROP.
nosro one PR rkIe e2o oSIH HOUSE
LACE DEPARTMENT
500 yards c-eoe Lisse. three rows silk stitched only
500 yard, Creae Iisse Ruching shell pattern only 25c
100 aozia Iades' Imported Linen Collars. with rick
rack sey.r:rg all sizes IL 70 Is inch only l2c each
yard ''~' wv
B0 S82ST HHH 1868 ( 5STH HoGss
| 021 Penn. ave. sI2 street
CORSET SALE.
50 dozen Heavy Jean co,sets. Ave hook clasps long
| onShy mad only 80 cents per pair
bone side stec scaloped top in white and drab only
R and G. American Cou.le corss,s with hook o,.sp.
linen bad inside "a three bone strip. outside Of boned
and STsF Fransh sa only % r pair ,..
bone. in white drab. bue. pink. black. cardinal aud
r. and g Ssttn c9rsets in white. cream old gold
| (Second doo-. Take the e!evator)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
| One Price Only.
921 Pa ava DID 9l2Dst
| CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
~ CARRIAGES!
nearly very hght one horse Coupclette built
i by Gregg Bowe; Gust LOO; present price, $500
Also, of Beckhouses nearly rev. same price Sew
1 eral others. light ones. cheap One Extra light
French Victoria. Breuster Broom-sreet Coupe Rock.
| away. other Couccs Broughams. Coupe Rockawaya
Phaetons Extension Tops. Carts. Gigs, &c, &c.
4 Repairing promptly attended TO-
ROBERT II. GRAHAM
il2-3s Factory and Repository. Alo4lG 9Th st n ".
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LOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN
stn lS 10 1880 90 1890 18th ST. Is r. 100 90
ST.. mr.. 10th st fun. 800 90 CppLrur 100 90
DuportC $50 10 Cor. st mr. II St. fur 90 90
Lafayette Sq 90 Cap. st. mr. ID fur 81 so
NJ ST. Inomas Gle: 2S0O0 ct mr.. ~ w..fur. 5000
2Dp'ntCie IAr m S0S ~ 2l06th St. rs 80 90
Conn av n l3r fur 20S ~ 1910 st NV. rs. 1000
stn Conn a. ~ ri 20UO MT Pleasant rs.... IS 90
mr. 9th St. ~ rfr $50 90 Cl1 21st st r. so 90
15 mr. IL avyr IT 100 GO 1856 25th st. 9r.. 1000
l9tlst DapontCle furltOO0 S04 18TH St n.w... l500
Mass aX mr. 100 Og I02 It'll st. s.w Is 90
Seaon Hail. 9th& D. l2oO 625 La ave- NV. 5rs. is 90
For permits 70 see furnished houses call at office. For
list Of property for sale call send at office for Real
tate Guide. Loans Realtestate negotiated al lowest
rates. Property placed with me for rent or sale il
literally advertised free Of cost to the owner.
dl L. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12
THE M1sr1r STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND T STREETS

BEING established to sell First-Class Clothing for
men and boys at Lower prices than possible be
space IN advertisements for those BEAUTIFUL moral
lessons CHEST stories and repos;cTous claims freely
made. bu adhere to first and only OF adve.ti
sing VIZ giv prices which claim to b. fully - per
and backing them up with the goods guaranteeing as
usual. satisfaction 20 purchaser.
few more diagonal Prince Albert Suits reduced to
9l5; can't be matched under $50
S25 ''-' ''' cheap a.
Kersey overcosts. silk-lined. at SIC: worth SIS.
Bla-k Broatc.oth suits az 80; worth $40
SIS: worth S45.
ID b. Chinchilla Coats and Vests 81 az. worth s15
eToJd substantial OEerc ats 81 81. IS 50 and 10:
fully SD per cent below REGULAR prizes.
Zine ChinchIlla Surtout OyVro4tS At $40 worth s35
double $3.50 WIN
Suits and OvercCats for boys from to years viii he
sold At eS city 50 cents tia dollar OF former prices
Suits and Oycroats for BOYS from to II years will be
sold at - cents OF ths dollar of tOrln-r prices
cuisines SUITS for VIII be sold rexarIe of cost
FROM SO up.
Pour Barton Getaway Corks-rew Suits in BLACK and
colors a. Si2; former p,ice S3S.
Mems AID Boys GosssIEcss ard Rubber Coats, re-
CARELESS OK cost, 1t
THE MISFIT STORE,
coz. 10Th AND STREETS
P. s-Be sure anl como 20 the corner o. Tenth end
streets dl2
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IrnR SALE-THREE NEW TwC-SToRy BRICK
IL DWELLINGS; six rooms and bath room; all modern
improvements: built by Gays work rented at $40
per month each: terms easy and price low prompt
purchaser TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
dl2-3ts r. str,et northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

C. N. TOWSON,
eS6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Sousa si1e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

O.. 7. KEEN,
TAIL OR,
No. sla
N.1th Street Northwest.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

TvHE GREAT "HoUsEHoLD" WITH OUR NEW
4 get Of Attachments, in q velvet-hned Box, makes
the npest outfit for family sewing yet offered Aso
the Silent White. New Hume, Domestic Everything at
6ckEEEEYB. l27 9Th street northwest saiS
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CARRIAGES!

~ CARRIAGES.
nearly new. very lisht ne-horse Coupelette built
by Gregg Bowe COST $1,000: present price, $500
Also, OF Beckhouses nearly same price Sew
eral otiisr. light ones very cheap Oae extra lght
French Victoria, Brewster Broom-sreet Coupe Rock
away. other Courcs. Broughams. Coupe Rockawaya
Phaetons. Extenson I Is. Carts. gigs, Sc, &c.
Repairing promptly attended 10.
ROBERT II. GRAHAM
i12-3s Factory and REPOSITORY -aIC Sth 81 n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

BUSINESS CHANGES.
WANTED-S3.000 FOR FIVE YEARS AT FIVE PR
w cent security real estate in northwest of the
city worth three times the amount interest pai
annually; no commissions. Address BEST Security"
Star office. oel2 2N.
TCOR SALE-CHEAP-A RESTAURANT AND POOL
table III South w shington doing good business.
Address Box So Star office dl2-3ts
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF WEILEsTAB-
~ lsh he'd grocery and provision store in business
PHOENIX, Star office. dl22w
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CHINA SILK HANDEERCUIFFS.

CHINA SILK HANDkERCHIEFS.
21-inch pure White China Silk Handkerchiefs extra
COOL quality the best value offered the money
3I5.c. each.
WOODWARD & IOTHROP
boston Dry Goods House
92l Pa ave- one Price Only. 912 st.
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THE TRADES

ID UFUS II. DARBY,
II NEWSPAPER. BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
49, 9Th street.
design.
Presswork for the trade.
Good Work. Low Prices Fair dealing nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-12

" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
1888 Pennsylvants avenue. Washington. D. q
q Fine printing speciality ianl9
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
SATURDAYS Races.

The races postponed from the 9Th of
July took place last Saturday, and
for the trottjng match the following
entries were made:
Mr.. S. Larson named C. horse
"John"; Mr.. Igo named s. horse,
dexter Mr.. Frank Murphy
named 6. stallion "Tom". BY consent
of judges and horsemen, the race was
changed to one-half mile heats, best
three in five. The purse of $50 was
divided into sos, SIS and $40, but
owing to there being but three entries
there were but two prizes. Tom =
took the first heat in 1888; "Joln'
winning the following three heats in
1884, 1885, and 1:3I. dexter" acted
badly throughout the race.
There were four entries for the
running race; Mr.. c. Sax named c..
horse .eRalpT": Mr.. Chas. Sax
named blk. horse s13illy'';; Mr.. L. H.
Stanton named roam horse "Slim
JIM: Mr.. +. Buckentin named c.
marc "Fly.' ssSlIm JIM took first
heat on a technicality, but the sue
ceeding two heats were won by
Ralph After the second heat
"Slim JIM was withdrawn.
There was very large crowd pres
ent and everyone expressed their
satisfaction with the amusement at
forded. The races were very credit
able.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
r. J. HALL, Sec'y.

AS an instance of the profound dis.
regard for the truth shown by many
of our native humorists, we call the
attention of our readers TO the para.
graph in our esteemed and comic
contemporary, the Tribune last week.
referring to the general melancholy
of the Stevens county-ites who had
returned from Chicago. AS a matter
of fact, but one of those jubilant gen
tlemen had returnefwhen that start
ling announcement was made, and we
are confident that his face betrayed
the satisfaction felt by all good dem
ocrats with the party's work a.
Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
PERSONAL.

mrs. J. D. Good is in Mlnneapo-
lis.
Mrs. II. B. Wolf returned home on
Saturday.
Mr.. G. L. Brown returned from
Wiilmar this morning.
lion. II. II. Wells went down to
st. Paul Tuesday night.
Mr.. Clarence w. Hull, of Hancock.
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. L. G. spooner left for Tracy,
Mimi, on Tuesday night.
Mr.. Darlington Phelps went down
to Minnetonka on Saturday.
Mr.. JOS. Schmidt, of Baker, was at
the county seat on Friday
Mr.. r. b. Chew left on Sunday
night for trip to Nebraska.
MI. and Mrs. Darlington Phelps re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Rohne left
for Minneapolis on Tuesday night.
Mr.. Justin L. Miller returned from
Minneapolis on Saturday nights
train.
Mr.. II. S. Judson, of Graceville,
paid his accustomed visit to Morris
on Sunday last.
Mr.. Justin L. Miller has appointed
Mr.. E. p. O'Brien as his deputy in
the Recorders Office.
Mr.. j. p. Davis is in attendance
upon the G.. A. R., reunion at Min
neapolis and Minnetonka.
Rev. J. B. Cotter. of Winona, and
Rev. j. Stanley, of St. Paul, stopped
off Friday on their way home. They
like the appearance of Morris.
We are panied to announce the
somewhat serious illness of Mrs.
Darlington Phelps, but hope that the
first report that reached us is need
less exaggeration.
DR.. Ueenan will leave for New
| York tonight, he having taken the
place Of Hon. henry Poehler on the
committee to notify Governor Cleve-
land of his nomination.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
CHOLERA.

The president has issued quaran-
tine proclamation under date of July
10th calling for diligence in all the
cities and towns of the United States,
whether on the coast or on lines Of
INSTRUMENTATION, in order that
by sound sanitary regulations and
promotion of Cleanliness, the threat
ened epidemic of cholera may be
ayer.ed. Although itmay appear to
some that such precautions are I'M
necessary in such comparatively iso.
lated districts as ours. it is never bad
to be on the safe side, and we would
urge, therefore, upon our readers the
great importance of cleanliness.
These remarks apply with greatest
force to the yards and alleys Of the
towns.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
SUICIDE.

/. An unknown man, registering
under the name Of Moritz Brumer, of
Casselton, at Bemis' Metropolitan
Hotel last Tuesday. put an end to his
life on Thursday last just after dinner
by taking morphine. He fingered on
until about ten o'clock that night
when he expired. After some cores
pondence by Mr.. Bemis with parties
in jamestown, Mr.. A. Steinbacb,
manager Of the German newspaper
der Pionier" Of that city, was sent
down, after a comparison of a photo
graph taken of the dead man with
one of Geo. Braurie, Of Jamestown,
who had been missing several days,
and they were found to be Of the
same person. From Mr.. Steinbacll
The SrN reporter CLEANED the follow
ing particulars: Geo. Braune. the
deceased, was one OF the oldest set
tiers at jamestown, Dakota, and up
to the time of his death was engaged
in tie manufacture Of soda-water,
ginger-ale and lnineral-water at that
place. He was born in, Saxony and
came to this country in 1866 at the
age Of So years. lie was Of good
family and had received good edu-
cation, he being, rs our informant
told rs, a good classical scholar. AL.
though Of temperate habits he had
some ecccntricitics, but was well
liked Nllcrc ]le lived. lie left James.
|tswn early last week without giving
any notice Of lis Intentions to his
friends, and, after his absence be-
came known, they began telegraphins
after .lsins ard traced him us far rs
Casseltpn Ai.ef that his movements
were lost until their. unfes tsnaternd-
ling was made kssowir 10 stated above.
1t VAS deemed inexiesliszil ~ move
lie body 10 jamestown land IL WAS
buried heie. His friend will eIects
monument over lis felh4 inss
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
The New Skating Rink.

The new roller skating rink viii CHI
was opened on Saturday night prom
ises to be very important feature of
the attractions of Morris as a resort
for health and pleasure. Almost
every body in town was there, and a
general recourse was had to the novel
mode Of locomotion afforded by the
roller skates.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
HARMONY.

Mr.. r. j. Hall has received from
Mr.. IL. Il. Beyans his proxy to act rs
chairman of the so-cailed Nelson leg
isktiye committee of the 42nI Dis
trict, and he has called n meeting of
the members Of the committee for
July s25th, to meet simultaneously
with the dred-committee. meet
ing for which date has already been
called by chairman j. d. Good. We
are inclined to believe that there will
be harmony, if they have to fight for
it.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
upner-Town vs.. Lnwer.Town,

4 game of baseball between mines
representing the above named dis
tricts' was played on Tuesday after
noon, mitch to the discontinue.
We regret to state, of tho upper town
ers. While it will not do 10 say with
tho little y, ''he was bigger boy
than am we lse to remark that
there. were 100 many professionals
arrayed against the 'er-confiding up
performers to give them u chance to
win. 1t is talked of to repeat the
much on Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
New Elevator at Donnetlv.

Arrangements are being made to
begin operations on the new elevator
at Donnelly, and the work will he
pushed rapidly to completion. Mr..
A. j. Sawyer of Duluth, is the pro.
jector of this new enterprise. and his
extended experience as an elevator
and grain man will be sufficient guar.
Quoted in the most approved man
ner.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24

DR.. 4. &. IIcenan arrived home
Sunday morning from the Chicago
convention and 4 subsequent trip inthe
southern part Of Illinois, visiting rel
atiyes and friends. Dir. H., as one of
the original Cleveland mon Of the
county, takes peculiar satisfaction
from the choice mule by lie mocracy
for president.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-24
The Sociahla.

One of the most pleasant parties OF
recent date in Morris was given by
the old members of the club dances
at the roller-rink, on Friday evening.
As the arrangements had been placed
in competent hands, it is needless to
say that every one thoroughly enjoyed
the evening. We would suggest to
the orchestra that they study some
new and appropriate dance music.