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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07
ON 'CHANGE
ID stock Market was Activo-Many
Bears Became Bulls Rail
road Bonos Listed.
ton Lower-The Grain Markets React
morn the Exoiteue emit Of the Past
Few Days-The Figures.


| krw YogK, ia. 6-Governments nrm.
3ailroads irregular
state securities quiet.
mere was Increased activity In the stock
,rkcE There was sharp advance IN
lcfe. Many cp, rators changed IN their po-
ions frou bears to bulls. In cOnse ueuee
tho r cent advance in wheat and the likeli-
,od OF a free movement IN grain aud con-
|arept Improvement In railway earnings
me OF epronineui bears were free buy
:. aus this assisted ac upward movement
/ 10 ann ounecment thai many Of the large
osiorn rolling mills would nsume WORK
oflis. had a good effect and was accepted
an Education OF an Improvement IN the
|auntion. Northwest rose l-s delaware
|1Hudson 2 2-i, l.aclswenna / ST. 81 faul
IL, New York Central 1 les, chicago Eur
|agton & quincy lis, and Western UNI n
Near the close Louisville a Nashville de-
iored speclat weakness on uutounded rn'
|lors. falnng on } rs. Ghe coal sto his sold
| ,wn ou the refusal ot the Peunsy lvnnia
alroad to enter INTO the comb nation. sud
| q G1angets fol- In th3 Afternoon ON account
| I the decine In wheat
I'm tho nnal sal Is tber was q fractional re-
livery in some shares. Compared WITH last
|aghi. ihe closing prices arc is 70 i-2 per
1nt. his her, except Tor ST. Paul, Louisville
| Nashville, Lake Shore, Kansas cSas,
prssy central and Pacific Mail, which are li
i Is pei cent, lover.
Era was runored that tbs ofi'ials OF the
|ennsyivauia and New York GENITAL haii
md con- nauie, had IA conference Today FOL
| IL pu, pose OF forming defensive alliance
|rrhe Northern Pschc Railroad company
Naked thes stock exchange 70 list s9}Uou worth
v Brst mortgage bonds, issued ON 81 l..
iles OF new road in Washingtoa
prrttory. The to,al amount OF bonds listed
,ciuding the above VIII be sis,}21,0lO 40 1913
allies 81 rosd.
|Thc Texas & Pacific asks the listing o
so0OsO worth OF general mortgage iermina
liner cent bonds. The mortgage Is on 1913
| niles OF road nom Golldsborough 10 FL Pase
|snbieci TO the existing mortgage ON the ter
/ n luait both sides Of the Mississippi and OF
| Wc orduu coal property.
| ,muHny asks tho stock exchange 10 IFS
z. COO.036 worth of per cent hrst mortgsg
pnds. ,,.,,
NFW YORK, Jan, G.-MOney lWl[; close,
| iersd 4: prime taercantilepsper4 ~; steTl
| 4g exchange Il Birregular ~ az a-i; Sigh
HxCuANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, o. sight exchange %
agow YorlS 100 per 60 premium; sterling OK
tange u y 81 -
' "a vERNMtNr AND RAILROAD HoSps.
q SEW y oRK, Jan. . - The iolloWlIg Wer
ipe Official clOsilg quotations nv tRe -e'
| ORR STOCK exchange TINS Afternoon, MS com
trfIf tsttl those of Yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

were weak end lower, Cattle barely steady
ON light supply, snocp steady.
PRoDuuA.
FLOUR Unchanged. arm; XIV eit33 We
family l5s3 %, cuoico 3 iOeS 90; fancy %
Cn3 90
WHrAr-No. 2 red 70 $500 IL cash; jan
uary IS ~ alO i-2; February ~ sAaaJ 8;
May 0in0l 80, closing pt inside prices,
Cons 20 1904 cash; 3i2.i@3 IS Joou.
pry; 8fs8 IA Fsbruary. 3iTN ah March,
50 -0S7 "a May, clusingat insid figures,
OATS Firm and slow; rs cash; 1850 is
MAY.
" H1sKY-Steady az T.
CORN MEAI@-firm ~ 2 20
PoBK-l2
RtrK MEAr-Loug clear 10; short ribs 90
BGcoS Long clear eS; snort ribs e7si
short clear is.
"a 1s-N l-sGl2
LAHA-6 20 bid.
Lfvu eVOoK.
tATTfE-- RecoiptF, 1910; oxportG 55G6 or
good 10 choice shipping 0le5 %; coinmouto
medium 25as 10 butcner-' st. ere, : 1905 90
cows and heifura 3O0ei o.; corn-led peN ans
4 Uf0lA %,
a Gs- Receipts II " t2n95 90.
suEEp--Recotpts 100. common TO medium
. 9OG3 on good 10 ch Dice S5@iO1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

Guilds and rockers, q C)9l2 gf Large rock q
IN Ola80 90 camp and rockers tAcn. o. l3s
50, MirforH, arch topq, = dos, s1a@l9 q
Inbieh, roundt 1g9gso3' - Ieai' ~ 1850 80
Wash stands, 81 zoos col bod aprlnRB,es 1897
Bsby CsArnaasa, ~ b092Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

sasener ~ ,.s.gnIL

sElslarn Texas cattle az about three, ans
soaihern and Central Texas stock cattle A.
abOul two dollars per head less than tns
above quotations.
TIE above prices are for herds o. 1000 head
and upward of best North 1oKaa cattle de-
ugered on tho trait
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

Galveston.
Jan. 0.-CorroN-spot closed

GALVESTON, Jan. 0--coTroN-spot closed
frru.
Receipts. 400.
Aalcg, coo.
Exports. ----. COastwisc, 1858.
stock, i2,75i
ORDINARY % Good Ordinary 10. Low
M,dcnne l05ie Mloiiuf 10 elBs Good MID.
dliuE lO13-l0. Middling teif l-iN
Futures opened quiet ruled Jun but STEADY;
closed steady, 2 To S points lower October o
points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07
,lrain ana rnndntnna

wheat cnoIus, % 10 Go mtdium %; int
rior' s5na5c, oats, 2goHo. barley. S0Dg6i
re SOC corn. B5qpi0o. hay, iOose non thg
WGgOn, 81 0O0 W p0f tQn bale hsy, 81 gO4
10 %; bran, SIC, per w; chops, " COel y
par 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

special 20 the Gazette.
Kansas CRY. Jan s.--rr3yisions slow and
prices lower.
The onsripg or cattle was Hight, demand
moderate and prices strong.
sheepflow.
PRODUCE,
wurAr-Cosh 80 ~ bid; February 90 l-2;
May 6i8-ir6i.
C,RN--Cash 2sl-2; January 81 February
27ls bid; May 30 -.
OATs--2i ~ bid
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports;
CATrLH--E Re eipts gSi; exporters 2NGb 40;
good to choice shipplpg z AGt lut common
2N@3bQ.
Sous Receipts 0l0r Oo@iSs.
SHEEP--Receipts So; natives OF 81 10 .
pounds average 20 Zoo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia, limitation NAfa %
each, e. foBs q al vain al, "a btDi9 %. Chair
wood seal, q dos ~ 15&1 90 cans adl rsfiff
usat. y p0B9 W cans seqi aiming, 81 U0g4 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

pr =. Louis.
l. reaial 30 the Gazette
~ 81 Louts. Jan. -wIEAr.-There wBs no
~ 70 rn 70 o sell So the decliue or ere cent
adahlL Bulls colld nat be erred. Corn
~ eeaS bus not much lower. Provisions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

uhIIN
Bark, Cinnamon per 70 IA, PoYuvisu, ajga7 G 70
BoraI, 40. Bl-carbonate OF soda, Eneliil
&c. Copperas, 500. Clnohinodln, per OF 81
OTIS. CASTLE SOAP, per n A9l9. Cream tartaI
o. p, per 10 40f346. Chalk, lump, per 10 2es
Cslomel r. n W., 70@75; English, per ID, bot
Ito included, 950l %. Chloral uydrate, per II
81 5o@l 20. Chloroform, per 10 bottle ipelao
cd, sos. Composition powder, per 10 Is
Dovors, per 10 81 20. Epaom salts, per 10 %
tss. Gum Opium, per 10 4 80; Gum Cam
-. Oh. Castor, machine, 55aBS; oil, Casioi
Strained 6Sa75: oil, lara, No. l, GsS5o. GUN
SISs5. Alum, s},@6, Prescription Walls by
case 80 per cont. oii broken, 3
per CT. oe. Show cases market prices. Rebate
patent medicines, at list. ThayeE Fluid
Extracts, 20 per cent. Oh. p. d. Fluid rs
tracts, e5 Per cent, or Essential oils, 81
Louis liet
strictly pure white load, e8 SOL Spirits
tpTpentlne, 50tB5i Boiled oil, 62Q65o.
THE gHERMAE-WILLGAhB CoSOTsB.
Ivory drop black, L. per 10 100 EuHliRI
coach black rs. per 10 l2c lamp black, ls, a.
black paint, lR. ec sFruggian blue. ~, ~. lt
go; iUltramarine blue, ~, Is, DC; blue paint
IL, i2c' raw Turkey umber, ID, 90; burnt Tuf
key umher, ls, 90 raw italian sienna, u. 8u
burnt Italian sienna, Ia, 90; Venkyho brown
IL, Sc, Paris green, IL, zoe; Chrome, l. n. 0, .
dian red, Ia, II; Nlnetta red, h, IS, i2JSS, 80
%; Chrome yellow, L. n. o. a u. o., IL, lac
Yellow oohre, 10, %, l2sss, 49, ge.
Bark oak, l6c: Ash, l6c; Black walnut, 10
Maple, l8c.
DIBTEMPEE CcL0Rs.
Ivory drop black, 25o: raw turkey uunbai
25c: burnt Turkey ufnbCr, 21oi raw Italian
sienna. 25c burnt Italian sienna, Acc Van
dyke brown, 25c,
PriceH OF above made on a basis Of - IN y
y, ana 10 cans, assorted; ia x and a.
cans; balance in and 10 cana, assorted
Price IN ID cans; balance Ia End 10 can
assorted, Price IN ID cana, lc lenE; l2k an
% ID tin pals nc ieEs and kegs &c per
loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07
chicago
speol.s 10. me eass ~ :.

special 10 me Gazette.
CHICAGO, Jan. G.-Nh was excited and
very active but prlc 3 declined over cent,
Corn did not decline much.
Pork and lard futures opened lower, but
soon r, gained their former range ana were
active.
Good grades ofcstte were nrm; common,
duh anc neglected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07
Yoday
LOCAL MARKETS.
Cotton.

Good middung, elE strict mIddlinR, ~
middling, "a; strict low middling, IS; low
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07
sheep blow and lower.


FLouR-Demand fair; market firm.
Wu eAr-Jauu ry 7Hndu 80. closed at 1g IL:
February ~ JSltsl 80, closed az 40 81;
March s Ola ASP, closed at 80 1T; May IS 81
.rS7 5-s, CLOSED at o..
cons Cash SeaS7, closed 81; January
sG8S8 81, closed 80 l-{aB liz February
rs 4@E, closed So 3S: March So l-2GN -;
closed - IL; May ~ $1,000 5-S, closed - 1s9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

LIVE STOCK
NEW NoRR, Jan. @ - bEEvEs-Receipts
ers direct and ~ carloads for expectation,
No trading IN live cattle. dressed beef very
slow under tie influence Of bad weather.
poor 10 prime sides sod atSHi0.
SHEEP Receipts 1900 veiy quici limited
trade; l.2a4 ~ Tor common snd ordinary
sheep.
Nrw YORK, Jan. G.--FLoUR- Quiet
WHEAr-Spot lots to- lower; options 2l-l
to27-S lower. heavy and unsettled, olo4ng
inside rates No. red 81 l-2. No. red Jan.
uary gO992 IL, dosing 10 February glG9}Jl,
closing "; March ~ b-HG0i i-i, cloEiEg " 5-s
CoRE--'Spot lots firm; options ~ 10 Blower,
closing heavy; No. $50 40 2 January
l0kHalH, closing b09<; February ist0SO54,
PRoviBIoHs.
CoFFEB-Spot fair; Rio quiet and uu-
changed; options STEADY,
sales $500 bags.
January. ...,.......ss.... WNo %
FtbflaTy ..s.s ..t..-.......s.-. l1gh ~
March. ....,..,...... ,............. 30alB 81
A rl...-...... .,,,,,..... 900 IS
SUgAf--in moderate demand: centrifugal
8 II: PernHmb uCg 4 ~, granulEted l7A
MOfAsSEs steady, win mode rate demand,
RICE--Qui ct but firrn.
TALLow- Dull at 8@63S.
Enthusiastically
FUnPssrr -stendy; ~ asked.
P4HK--Steady; y G-i@I8.
BHEF- Quiet.
Cur HEATs-Duil
lam lower; spot l2 10; January l0s
~; February llg7 p; Msrch 1901 90.
uOTToA mARHE9ns.
corroN RECEIPTS Ar AL uHITHp sTATE'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07
HAsKRuL COUNTY,

HAsKRuL COUNTY,
s,S. Tho a Richie League. its acrcs.
The Sagtih McFerfon survey, 8tel acres,
surYeyal ~, AorB.n. a. \ CIR,
Arthur slRydon, DC Rcrea.
Sections @, u.s. %, n. n. G. Randolph survey,
also, Survey 81, made FOR y. Dc FcsE.
DENTON COUNTY.
ll. fsl6 ACRES OF the John Ayroe snrvoy, all
of which IL under g barhtd wire fence, with
oIb ACRfs OF the Robert whitlooi survey
also under ience, and situate one mile
Three tanks furnish an abundant supply o.
water,
sl5 cows aud helfers, 2oO one and two year
Old steers and % calves VIII be sold with the
above posturen.
PECos COUNTY,
800. : SECTIONS ofthe M teruatos or the N .
K a T. EXtennug & R,Oo' b survnyH ,beiar
~ and %, block 10
8 g 81 acres II. Il. w. n r Il. survey No. u
nlso surveys Nes n, and ~, $50 gcrfg ench
Texas Ceatrul railway surveys oilortd very
low,
pREsIDIo COUNTY.
/ 500. ERECTION or Ii,7so aorea, being IA,
alternate SECTIONS Of a., O., a 81, y. n. n
! Co. Same arc situsted 90 M les southeast Of
w eioGcres, survey No, 3, CHA 8. A. Il
/ Il Co.. very oheap.
CLAY COUNTY.
| 49, 1000 ACRES aud a stock OF 1000 cattle
VIII sell half interest 10 an agreeable part
ner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07
GEO. B. LOVING & Co,
Land and Cattle Brokers,
Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas

following land ranches for nd
solIc correspondence and inquiry:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

PORK 80 Active, 10 20 30 lower cash or
January u d58an ~; February, Il @! IL
q / o. Msrch, n 6j0ll 20.
LARD-5 70 ~ lower. cash s1G.8 So lRnu-
airy. 20; February, Bsm6 8aiS,
IULK MFATs- Fair den and, easier sheul
ders 4 s5i34 so, short rib SG short clear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07

DruVera Journal REPORTS
HOG5-Receipts, o. 20; 41oai 50.
CATTLE Receipts 7iCO, exporters 6 00GG Is;
good TO choice shipping was ~, common 10
Clfb0.
Sheep Receipts $500; steady, common 81
fair 1892 30; medium 70 good 3 Ol&3 20;
pnoira gttfs 4 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-07
New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. G--CoTTOs-spot olored
Arm.
AoIaa utn
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

On Sunday last the monotony of
quiet Sunday evening was greatly
disturbed by party of drunken
brawlers in the east end of town.
Those implicated were railroad men
who were paid off Saturday and were
out on little ''lark" during the day,
returning home in the evening in a
rather tangled condition. They pro-
ceeded at once to make the vicinity
hideous so that it became necessary
to call the marshall. He arrived on
the scene only to find matters entire
ly quoted down, and most of the Of
Tending parties spirited away for
their own safety. One of the offend
ers was afterward arrested, and on
Monday morning was made to pay a
fine of $40 for his fun. a few of the
Disguised ones packed their KNAPP
sacks and when last seen were rap
idly vending their way westward in
search OF more civil quarters.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

Aspecial train carrying large par
ty of eastern gentlemen with their
ladies arrived in town on Monday
night and remained here until 2:30
o'clock Tuesday. While here they
took drive into the country to the
Jefferson stock farm. They were a
Jolly crowd who are out on trip OF
pleasure and business combined. Sew
eral of them are eastern local agents
for the St. Z. NJ. & NJ. Ry. Co., and
are out here looking over the coun-
try with view Of encouraging emf
grafton from the large and over
crowded cities of the east. The
names of the party. as registered at
the Bemis House, are as follows:
E. P. Allen, Albany; Ray Allen,
Pittsburg, Pa: s. L. Warren and
wife, Albany, N. Y; E. G. Lawrence
and wife. Chicago; /. M. Huckins,
Toronto; II. f. McNally and wife,
Toronto; Bill Abel, Milwaukee; E.
e. Jeffrey, Des Moines. Ia; D. w.
II. Moreland and family, Detroit,
Mich; A. w. Browning, Chicago;
Miss Clara Browning, Chicago, and
Ed. Fishback, Indianapolis, Indiana.
They stopped at all the principal
points along the road, and were well
pleased with the prosperous condit-
ion of Minnesota, and we presume to
say, are satisfied that Minnesota. es-
pecially Stevens county, is the Para
disc of Americas.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23
Edwin M. Stanton's Son as a Minnesota
Farmer,

Edwin M. Stanton's Son as Minnesota
Daily Herald, Clinton, Iowa.
'The Mosely & Pritchard Mfg Co.,
of this city, shipped this week a
Moseley's Occident Creamery to Lew
is IL. Stanton, ESQ.,, of soak Grove
Farm Morris, Minnesota.
1t will of course interest our rea-
ders to know that the gentleman re-
ferred to above is a son Of the late
Edwin NJ. Stanton. Abraham Lin
coins Secretary of War, a patriot
whose life was sacrificed by over
work IN his efforts to save the Union.
Mr.. Lewis Fl. Stanton, being obliged
to give up his college life on account
of failing health, sought and found
restoration of that priceless boon in
the bracing climate of Minnesota,
where he is now engaged in farming.
He is also breeder Of Holstein cat
tie Of acknowledged reputation and
treasurer of the Holstein Breeders
Association of Minnesota.
The farmers of Minnesota may
we'll be proud to welcome this son of
a great public man to their profession
"a profession than which there is
none more noble if worthily pursued. :"
Nearly correct, but Mr.. Stanton
has not ordered such machine. AS
his butter is now far superior to
creamery butter, it would be USE
less for him to make such purchase.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

We wish TO express our thanks to
all those who have already favored
us with payment Of the amount due
on their subscriptions. We would be
glad to see others follow in their foot
steps, and hope that those for whom
it is convenient, will do so. OF
course their are several of our sub
'scribers of whom we cannot reason.
ably expectremittance before harvest
at least. However, all favors are
thankfully received. especially from
those who can pay to-day as well as
tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

Although the announcement was
short, the Rev. Mr.. Cullen, of Morris,
was met by large and appreciative
audience last Thursday evening. The
sermon was pronounced both able and
interesting by his hearers. The gen.
tleman was, we understand, on his
way to attend the camp meeting now
in session at big Stone City.-Browns
Valley Reporter.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

Mr.. John Rowles called at THE
Sun Office last Saturday and left ST.. so
on the editorial table IA place where
We did not leave it very long) as a
token of good will toward the new
management. Mr.. Rowles is one of
Stevens county's enterprising farm
ers and knows good thing when he
sees it,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

1t never rains but it pours, so says
Jimmy Pearce since his experience
with a mulish horse in the shower on
Sunday morning last. Jimmy was
watering his horse when one of the
heaviest showers came up, Jimmy
hastily decided to get to the barn,
but the horse as hastily decided to
the contrary, and for while it was a
game of see-saw while the torrents
of rain, as peacemaker, pelted both
without distinction.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

On Sunday morning lightning
struck the front part Of The First
National Bank building and shattered
to pieces one of the windows in the
rooms Of The Stevens County A distract
and Real Estate Agency. No other
damage was done. Mr.. E. P. O'Brien
was in the Office at the time and es.
capped uninjured, more scared than
hurt
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

Mr.. J. T. Thomas. of Litchfield,
registered at the Bemis House last
Saturday. Mr.. Thomas was on his
return from visit to the Dalrymple
farms. lie says the wheat crop of
those farms will yield thirty bushels
per acre. lie thought the country
was one Of the best, and he consid-
cred that a great injustice had been
done by the government in permit
ting few men to obtain possession
of such large tracts of valuable land.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

The harvest is near at hand, and il
is obvious that u number Of the tarm-
ers have learned Il valuable lesson
from past experience, and are pre-
pairing for the same in time. Mr.. L.
e. Pearce has already sold three tons
Of binding Irvine to be used during
the coming SEASON. Il.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

A couple of Indians, middle
aged squaw and very civilized look
ing daughter, passed through town
on their way to the Sisseton reserva-
ton on Tuesday. Some of our enter
prlsing village young men endeavored
to make an acquaintance with the
daughter, but she was too exceeding
ly mute, and the squaw was too ex-
ceedingly cute, for the young men.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

a new paper, The Norris Times,
will soon make its appearance. 1t is
to be issued by Max Buckentin &
Bro, and one of the novelties of the
concern is that it will be sent free.
That journalism has come to this is
no surprise. However, as there is
plenty of room in the village for two
newspapers, we wish the new enter.
prise success.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

Mr.. Michael Donovan. who has for
the past eight months been engaged
rs typo on THE Sun, took his depar-
ture last Saturday for his home near
Graceville. Mr.. Donovan has the
BEST wishes of TIE Sun in whatever
position he may occupy hereafter, as
lie is a reliable and first class typo.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

Choice Residence and Business Lots
in Morris Addition to Morris for
sale very cheap, on monthly or quar-
terly installments. Also lands of the II.
b D. Railroad Company at prices and
terms that will actually surprise you.
For further information, call on. or
address, the STEVENS COUNTY ABB
srHAcI AND REAL. ESTATE AGENCY.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

) Miss Utter, sister of the Am. En-
press agent, is visiting Miss Busch of
this place.
/ Mr.. Geo. e. Darling was in
Graceville Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Laura Busch, who has been
visiting friends in Benson, returned
to Norris yesterday.
Mr.. Hand. of Bankers Life In.
surance, is III Masris.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Munro left
for Lake Mime waska ON Tuesday.
Mr.. Clarence Hull. of Hancock,
was in the city on Wednesday.
Commissioner Finnegan is on a
visit to Dakota County.
Mrs. r. E., Boswell visited Nor is
on Wednesday,.
Mr.. r. W. Chadbou"ne and bride
passed through Morris en-route for
Browns Valley.
Judge Bragg visited Little Falls
on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Welch visited Benson
on business on Wednesday.
DIR. and Mr.. Henry S. Judson
visited Glenwood on Saturday.
Miss Jones returned from the
Lake on Tuesday.
| DR.. and Miss Cora Hulburd re-
turned from Minnetonka OH Thurs
day.
MIR. Charles Wintermute is in
| Montana.
DR.. lteenan spent Sunday in the
cities.
Mr.. f. T. Lightbourn, one Of the
Industrious farmers of the town OF
Rendsville, made us a pleasant call
on Monday. Mr.. I.ightbourn is an
expert typo, and puts in the dull Yin.
ter months in the Globe Office, at st
Paul.
| Mr.. John S. Noble, of Browns
Valley, was in town on Monday on
| legal business.
Mr.. C. NJ. Stevens, of Herman,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. f. NJ. Webster, of Glenwood
was visiting in Morris last Monday
Mr.. Andrew Helgeson is in
town shaking hands with, and re
ceiving congratulations from his
many friends.
Mrs. A. Sanders is visiting
friends in Litchfieid.
Mr.. Con. Mahony, cousin of Mrs
p. A. Mccarthy, arrived from Wis
consin last Monday night.
-Messrs Charles Nelson and G. A
Danielson, of Minneapolis, spent !;
few days of this week visiting Mr.
J. e. Danielson.
| Hon. H. n. Wells and Mrs. J
D. Good returned from Glenwood or
Monday.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

The Morris Sun has passed from
the control Of its late able editor,
Fielder b. Chew, to the tender care
of Messrs. Murphy & Sanders.-Her-
man Herald.
We may be "tender.feet" in jour
nalism. but if we can prevail upon
the Herald man to act as tutor, we
hope to graduate as full hedged "cow-
boys" in the business.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23
Farmers Alliance.

All Alliances Of this county will
hold their meetings for election of
officers between now and August lst.
Presidents of different Alliances will
please call meetings for that purpose
without further notice July 25th,
1885. The Stevens county Alliance
will meet at the court house August
LIST at p. m. Important business
will come before the meeting, and all
members from the different Alliances
are respectfully requested to be pres
ent. DARLINGTON PHELPS,
Pres't Stevens Co.
Farmers Alliance.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-23

For Sale on easy terms, farm of
$40 acres, having improvements OF a
first class order, with $50 acres plow-
ed. This farm is probably one of the
most desirable in Stevens county,
Apply at THE Sun Office for further
information.