Morris tribune., 1885-09-30

SueSG AZ Tie DENIS IouSe On eounu".
last ~ ''.- IS
a. l.. r. Ordway, of the firm of Rogers
Willis & Co. st. Paul was the CUES
of A. S. Brisbie in Morris last Satar
day and Sunday.
Robert B. CLARK, u graduate of An
COLO University, was the guest of tn
Misses Spooner on Monday and Tues
day of last week.
Much of the corn grown in Thu
county this season was killed by fros
before ripening, Ifany of our farme
friends know of a particularly adyan
tageous way in which to use this soft
unEipened corn, they are hereby re
Quested to write description of fol
the benefit of tribune readers.
Somebody has started another pa
per in Browns Valley, which shows
that the fools are not all dead yet
Browns Valley has no more need o
two papers, tha% Il cat has for two
tails. One paper well supported, viii
be of more value and reflect more
credit upon the place, than two hall
starved ones can possibly do.
a drunk and disorderly, thirty day
man, while out OF the county Jail last
Sunday morning for exercise succeed
ed in giving the deputy the slip aud
made his escape, While the officers
regret to have any one in Interchange
get away, the escape ofthis one is a
case of good radiance, and if he will
but stay away from town, no regrets
need be expressed.
Kyosial ocalspapes happens totread
or your toes little III performing its
mission don'tyou get your back up
and abuse it's editor, but stop and take
a good breath and think fora season,
and see if you can't remember some
Of the faHers and kindnesses it has
shown you in the past. Then reflect
that it may not be long before you
.sEssrt some faxors again. Elk. .
It is related on good authority that
sM.aHarris, of Lawrence, better
kaoWn as the farmers candidate for
state senator in this district last year,
put in solid days work cutting corn
onESunday last On Monday after
noon he went over to the Brewster
school house to attend Sunday-school
and was somewhat surprised when a
little BOY informed him that he was a
day late.-Herman Herald.
!. Corn growers here and elsewhere.
Wfll=be able to spmpatllize. with the
summer resort landlord who said:
Z Il wish the present warm weather
had come during the month of August
as it should have done. That cold
snap that came upon us in August is
what did the business. My bank ac-
count has not, been very largely in
creased the present season, [ assure
you" And he walked away III Il pep-
siYe- mood. $1,000 --.---...-.--av---.7-
The board of directors Of the state
Agricultural society, at a meeting
held ia HgPaul, Wednesday, unani-
mously passed the following zresolu-
ton: Resolved, that the time for
holding the state fair in the year 1886
be, and the same is hereby fixed to
commence on the 31st day of August,
and continued until Friday night,
Sept. 10; and that this board recomz
mend that the fair and exposition for
the year 1887 be held during the en-
tire month of September.n
Dr.. p. N:White called at our office
last Thursday and !ast rs a bottle of
3 Prof IHorsford's Phosphate BaHing
Powder, and abottle of s'sHorsford's
Acid Phosphate" AS the Doctor is a
philaptkropist, We can readily I'M
derstand why he left the Baking Pow
der, but the Acid Phosphate perplexes
us. He must have. thought that our
liver isn't plumb and we that need a
rectifier. At any rate he has our
thanks for his kindly consideration.
: The Board of Railroad and Ware
house commissioners have inquired
of county attorney Brown, as to the
condition Of the depot at this place.
The depot does not meet legal require
ments and is,in every way inadequate
to The needs of the place. These facts
Mr.. Brown has reported to the COM
missioners and something will prob
ably be done soon. # the railroad of
ficials do not make necessary changes
and additions voluntarily, "a little of
Legal suasiap vii probably be used IN
tlie4matter.;Ii5 li';"is;'!z' }!:'' 7'5:'
Phoenix Hall is soon to be closed
TO- the public. Mr.. Good has main
tafhgd this. FALL more through philan-
thropie tliaif financial Feasons, and as
the public has not been very appre-
ciatiye, he has concluded that he can
afford to maintain it no longer and
now offers his scenery and piano foF
sale, Mr.. Good intends to move his
furniture int. the hall, tear down his
WigWam and transfer tlie hardware,
four, feed, etc, stored Init to the
building in WHICH his furniture now
Is, These changes Will doubtless
prove to be profitable ones for Mr..
Good, but iii closing the Hall, The
public is loser, as it is by far the best
There is. good deal of.truth In the
following from an exchange: every
year, every local paper;gives from OLE
hdridfed tosfiyestheus9nd doilass iii
free lines, fbaIlIt s5le bsnsfites Of tlf1
vicinity In which it il located. NJ
other agency eanSqr wiiltdo this. Th1
editor, in proportion to his means
does more for his town than an.
ether ten nenlapd In fairness, man
with man, he Ought to be supported
mot hac.aus,n voIs NAV I,a :,i,af, IA III,