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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

Il sDlstriet court adjourned last Astar'
day. having completed one Of The
longest terms ever held in the con9ty'
/ In addition tothe cases the dispnsi.
ton OF which was rep0rtedin THa
SrN last week the remainder Ut the
calendar was disposed Of Ms follows:
G. Aultman b Co. vs. Churchill and
I.offgi en-. 8. A. Flahsrty for plff.,
Henry IIutchins for defendants. Con.
tinued.
i L. H. wellington " Ell. Hoard,
| s. A. Flaherty for pin; H. +. Bevans
for deft. Jury ttisl, judgment fer
| plff.
/ Steven Surok vs. ". w. Wilcox.
| 81. T. Bevans for pin. 3. A. Flahertv
for deft. BY stipulation Of attornys
Judgment for pin. for s125.O0
John d. Good vs. John McCarten
ct. 81; II. \. Bevans for plff.. $. c.
Murphy for def. Judgment for
pin. upon stipulation.
John b. Good 4 Co. vs.. John Nc
Carten ct. al; same ATTORNEYS. Judge
ment for plff. upon stipulation.
Thos. E. Colahan vs.John Brennan
II. T. Bsvans for pin. IS. A. Flaherty
for deft. tried by jury. verdict for
plff. for $4,000.
J. E. Danielson VS.. Ann M. and j.
D. Kayser; Henry Hntchihs for
plff.. VIM. G. Bicknell for deft.; tried
before jury. verdict for defts. 4
Hancock 4 Stebbins vs.W III. Hoops
er, delft. ct. NJ; Vim c. BickneIl for
plfl., Geo E. Darling for dsfts.; sub
United to the court on questions of
law. x.
Patrick Cannon vs.. Alice Lynch ct.
al, s. A. Flaherty for plff.. VIM. c.
Bicknell fer dpfts. Tried by jury,
verdict for piff. for $60.16sY
Tie Morris Loan 4 Building Asso-
citation Va. \. r. Spnrr.' VIM. G. i}ick
nell for plff.s s. A. Faherty foi def.
Tried before jury. At the close of
trial. on agreement Of attorneys the
case was submitted TO the court.
A. NJ. Cummings vs.. Geo. Munro;
FL. Hutchlns for plff.. 5. A. FlaheIty
of counsel; Geo. E. Darling for deft.
Tried before jury. Verdict for defts.
upon order Of the court. +
A. w. Wheel0ck vs.. J. E. Henry;
S. A. Flaherty for plff., !. W. Rry.
holds and H. B. Rothrick for delft.
Tried by jury; verdict for def. for !
$I.25. +
St.Paul Har. Wks. VS.. Peter Fierce; {
S. A. Flaherty for plff., II. I. Bevans
for deft. Settled.
WinOna Harvester Wks.vs. August (
Loehi; s. A. Flaherty for plff. John
5. Noble for deft. Settled.
The case If the state VS.. VIM. NJ.
Daley aud joseph O'Rellly was con
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High 2
Grammar 4
intermediates W. 81 3
I,.t~meuiate 8. 81 s
Primary W. s. s
Primary B. 8. >
TcHnl kO


A.-Number enrolled.
Beverage daily attendance.
C.-Minutes lost by Tardiress.
D-No. Neither Absent nor Tardy.
ROLL OF HoNoR.-Those who have
been neither absent nor tardy dur.
ing the month:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Fred Owens.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Nellie Kerns. Frank Gould, LOWE
Gould, Flora Pepper, George Nc
Pherson, Nellie Moore. Waiter Smith
Rebecca Colyer, Laura Thoele, Maria
Larson, Ferdinand Danielson.
WEST SIDE INTERMEDIATE DEP.
Willie Darling. Laura Thoele. Ora
Fuller. Albert Brandt, Edna Stewart,
Charlie D Kay, James Stanley, Jose
phine Lemeau, J ,hr Stanley, John
Pepper. Frank fIeslcr, Henry Smith,
Lizzie Dekay.
EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATE DEP.
Molie CUlyef, Mary Hanson, Olivia
Larson, eliza Nilsson, Ole Oleson,
Alfaretta Stins0n, Inger Thorgrimson
Josephine Johnson.
WEST SIDE PRIM'Y DEPT.
Donald Childs. Arthur Dennison,
Philip Hrsler. George Morris. Ar hur
Morris, Ret, Prpprr Joe Stanley,
George Stewart, Alice Flynn, Ida
Brandt, Bessie Watson, Beatrice
Munro. Hugh Munro. Harry Gillespie.
EAST SIDE PRIM'Y DEPT.
Edna Anderson, George Anderson.
F-itz Buckentin, Fay II ncock, Ida
KerI, Albertina Wilson. Carl Thor
crimson.
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HANCOCK.
wEDNEsDAY.Novemb astls. isss.

- = = - = $3.50
| Hancock Il itself again. StewAr
has put it ahead Of al competin
wheat markets, and Its streets ar
filed with the teams Of happy farm
err. Tour correspondent. when writ
Ing above, did not know that Morri
has its Wells, Pearce d Co. 10 we'll a
Hancock has It's Stewart; and tina
Morris 10 one Of Hancock's ..compet
ing" points Of which 1t 10 not abeat
ON wheat prices.-Ed.l
Ande rson's mill has hegnn grindlnl
There Is the temporary trouble Of hi'
having to raise the water 80 that 1
overfows the public road about two
feet, but he will remedy that by rails
ing the grade. People have como t.
the conclusion that Ole Anderson ha.
an unaccountable faculty Of doing
wonders.
The community is shocked at the
terrible fate that has befallen Hans
Sneppin. "A few years ago no one In
these parts were in better circuul.
stances. or more respected.
Mr.. Bull, who is now the sole
owner of the Hancock farm. goes on
with the purchasing of such animals
as are needed to make it the chief Of
stock farms in the western part Of the
state, at least.
C. w. Comstock has withdrawn
from the Pope and Stevens Co. Breed
ers Association, leaving 1t to Messrs.
Dickinson and Dresser.
Your tipe was wrong last week in
saying the Ladies' Aid Society Social
was to beat Mr.. Hopes on the third
OF next month. II should have said
on the seventh.-next Friday evening.
Everybody isinvited.
Mr.. Hope Intends to 60 to the
lumber woods rs soon as snow comes:
The meetings of Seventh-day Adven
lists at Lake Emily are a,ousing
y good deal Of interest. Several
persons In the neighborhood kept last
Saturday for Sabbath. and worked
on Sunday. Rev. ]. NJ. Smith is to
speak on the question of changing the
day in the church there next Tues.
day evening. and hopes the Advent
will discuss ii with him.
The ACCESSIBILITY Of having an evan.
gelist come to hold meetings in Han
cock 10 being con sidered by the Con.
The proposed entertainment by the
school is postponed indefinitely, as
preparation interrupt studies so much.
There will be Il Missionary concert
IN the Congregational church Sunday
evening.
Attorneys Bicknell and Young
were here Tuesday to see that justice I
was done in a law suit.
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DON'T ExpERfMRr..

Yon cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption AWAY 8 seems.
ut first, only y cold. Do not permit
any dealer TO imp'so upon yon with
some cheap imitation Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for ca. SUMPTION.
Coughs and Colds, but be sure y0t,
get the genuine. Because he can
make more profit he may tell yoli he
has something just xs good. or just
the same, Don't he deceived, hut
insist Upon getting D.. Kings New
Discovery, which is guaranteed u
give relief in all ThrOat. Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bot. l0 free at
FRITZ ErCKENTrN's Drug Store.
Large Bottles u. ~ q
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The prices Oh Wne"s ,
xsv are: No. l hard. S1.Ol; NO.
northern, . "a: No. 2 northern > 90
:, 4. how was added to the family Of
Ar .rd Mrs. Knute Nelson last Satul
day morning.
=, rhe hanks are closed to day, as are
.,.o othe, business houses and the
village schools.
Unien thanksgiving services or
held in the Congregational cnuf'n
today at 1880 q. m.
Too nnch politics OF a partisan
kind are talked by certain OF MOTIFS
public school teachers
A happy party of young people
.nioved = very pleasant dance AZ MISS
Mary Dunlavy's last Monday evening"
sixteen head Of thorongnoreo
Hareford cows were received ilom
rh;..oo for the Jefferson farm last
rim. boys, were born to the Fam
,,v of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Noonan ias'
r - We doubly congratulate
the happy parents.
IA johnson and family now occa'
nv their new, cosy and elegant resi-,
,,snce on the West side. having moved
into il last Tuesday.
The public schools at AitAen. "
.,bich Prof. st. John is principal
hov. closed for an Indefinite length
~ lime on account of diphtheria.
Morris markets are giving all
..4h.re.a in it." and as much as 10
paid at any competing point TOT
wheat nowadays. Let no iafine'
bring his wheat elsewhere Win
any other belief. !
VIM. Foldy plowed and dragged
day Or two this week. For sucn
th;uo. A these we have something to
Ia thankful today. Weather that
permits farm work to be done Al tn's
late date is God send indeed.
r. Elsham now occupies as
music rooms the store on corner OF
Atlantic Ave. and 4th street. ne
has it nicely fitted up. and, occupied
by his large stock OF musical inst1u
ments ETC., ETC.. the place no"
uresents an attractive appearance.
Farmers adjacent to Morris wear
more pleasant countenances as they
enter town with wheat to sell Oh
late. The fact that independent
buyers in the Grm of Wells, Pearce
4 Co. have entered the market Is the
cause. Those who want the best
prices for wheat (Which have been
for several days past three cents
above those paid by the elevator
men, unload their wheat at the
rdafnd elevator. getting a storage
receipt for it. which they dispose OF
at the Stevens County Bank to the
arm above mentioned.
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A VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

Episede tn the island Of veleano-ShoW.
en- Of Red Hot Stones.
On the Sd inst. we had an outburst IN
tho crater, with stones, flames, thunder
Irregular lightnings). It was strong
enough to throw stones Of considerable
size to the sides Of the mountain. We
had often seen such erupGous during
twelve to thirteen years have been on
the iAland, and hoped it would end like
former eruptions. Toward evening, how
ever, the rushes Of smoke, steam and
ashes (Which used to be projected into
the air to about twice the height of ths
mountain) had completely ceased. A.
the night approached tho leading fu-
marole (which was very active,
giniRg of. -an, offensive smell for
months before the EVENT. had begun 10
show clear high fame, much psler than
the flames produced by the burning Of
wood, and somewhat greenish or BLUSH.
This phenomenon, together with the sud-
den stopping Of the smoke, was not evi-
IDENTIFY, good omen. Consequently
spent all the night dressed on sofa in
the dressing room. Toward morning /
was overpowered by sleep and went to
the little bedroom which looks toward
the mountain, rested on the bed. and
soon was evidently sound asleep. Soon
afterward was awakened by q ire
mendous din, which can hardly be de-
scribed.
As jumped up from my bed Ifelt
stones falling on the roof as hail-such
cannonading going ON. understood
what was the matter, and ran to the OPP
posite room, where l had made my chill
dren sleep that night. They were also
UP in consequence Of an indescribabls
noise Of thunder, rush Of gases. flames,
falling Of huge powders, rocks. etc. !
took them to the drawing room, but a.
soon as the door was opened a big stone,
red hot (all these stones were quite red
with heat). fell through the roof, ceiling
and floor q few yards from us, smashing
all setting Ere to everything. Now !
took my children back to the bedroom
wlliah looks on to the veranda, and tried
to gain the terrace by that side. The
house doors were shivering and shaking,
90 that It was q difficult matter to open
them. At last ! succeeded, but before
We were out In the ver1nda another
stoue fell at our feet was smashed to
fragments, and buried the feet and legs
Of my boys.
Now we passed through the veranda,
regaiued the house at the top of the stairs;
here another stone fell very near Ms fnone
q these stones were less than two feet in
dameter(. This last stone (which is the
- IL - 4 4 -
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CHURCH DIREGTORY,

CHTHOLIL:- Rev. q EoRGB GksKELL, Pries
Macs every Sunday at 1890 a. IN. Sunday
school every Sunday at 2:30 p. IN. Vesper,
at p. HI.
METHOoIST:-Rev. E. g. Sa,ideson, Pas
or Services every Sunday at l0:30,a M
md 7.30 y. m. Prayer meeting on Thursdays
It 1880 p. M.
CONGREGATIONAL: Rev. ]. B. Falrbanh
'astor. Services every Sunday, at 1890
n. and 1880 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday 1t 1880 p. m.
NORWEGIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHER
AN--Rtv. 4 j.. ANDERSON Pastor. Service. :
..fd meetings al times designated By pastor.
COMPLEMENTARY q. DAZZLE Pastf
eeisgs ut TAO O'Clock every Wednesdas
vening. =.
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HANS sNEPPeN's SAD DEATH.
The Hsartlssnsss Of Men. Exposed BY Cor
respondent.
The Sun correspondence.

/ The hsartlesnsss Of Men. Exposed BY Cor
respondent.
The Sun correspondence.
/ Cyrus. Nov. 27th.-A horrible
death occurred near here on the even.
ing Of the oath inst. Hans Sneppen,
Of the town Of Waldron, this county,
was found by the section hands one
and half miles east Of this place
with his clothes afire. All of his
clothes that could be torn OF they re-
moved from him. and one went to
Engebret Daley's for a bucket Of
water and knife to cut on remaining
portions of his clothing. After re-
placing his clothing with . coat and
PAIR Of pants they placed him on
hand car where he WAS left in the
cold clustering wind while they went
to fighting the IRE. John Strommen
and neighbor found the unfortunate
man here alone. and by some persua-
sion they induced one Of the section
hands to abandon the Ere and help
them bring the sufferer to neighbor.
ing house. He had then laid on the
car nearly an hour.
He lived about twenty four hours
after the accident, dying last Sunday
evening. The funeral takes place
tomorrow. Deceased leaves widow
and six children to mourn his loss.
He was good citizen. but ono of
those of whom King alcohol some
times gets control. 1t appears that he
WAS Intoxicated aud laid down ut the
point stated. about three or four rods
from the roilroad track; and while
asleep there he was overtaken by the
prairie fire, which was started by the
section men. Considerable public in
lignation 10 felt towards these men
Tor their cruel treatment of the un-
fortunate man.
Sneppen was one of the oldest citi-
.ens. In the great storm several
years ago he and his father were
caught out and remained buried IN
he snow until the storm ceased. As |
% known, his father then persisted
md he escaped without injury only to |
meet . worse fate in later years IF |
his life.
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Bucx,in's ArnIca sa.vs,

The best salye in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
Chilblains. corns, and all skin erup'
lions, and positively cures piles or NJ
pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per boz.
For sale By Fritz Bpckentin.
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All Stevens county orders and war
rants presented on or before Aug. Is,
1888. are now payable. Interest ceas-
ing thirty days from the date of this
notice, or Decemhe, 28. 1883.
I X. C. HELGEsoN. Co. Treas.
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LOST:-On the Morris Graceville
road. between l.. J. ochlattmall's and
81 nry HrigDan's, csun skin coat
with brown lining. Finder will IL.
suitably rewarded for its return to
.hls office.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

LOST:-Small purse containing one
$1,000 bill. onr $500 and $3.50 in
silver and u few pennies. Finder will
pleaese leave same 1T this Office anil
he rewarded. 3l1
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

Parties wishing family 81 wing done
viii find it to their advantage to call
up stairs over Dyes store. front room.
AZ am pt repaired to do the same.
ga MRs MCLEouD.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

Buy one 0f those mills for cleaning
seed grain from N. r. Spur 4 Co.
The best mill in the market. tt
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

A rnmoT is current in some local.
ties that our mill Is not running. The
contrary Is true, It's running steadily
and though very much crowded l,nt i
short time ago. we are now able To
exchange for grists the same day
they are received.
3t1 81. w. S4ONE q Co.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

Village lots for sale or exchange at
this Office.
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Cheap lands for sale in all
parts Of the G unity, by L. 81
WellingtOn
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AnAlnorOU Pn1LPs. rsSsaAsaa.
n.S. JUDsON. Cashier
TnO
First National Bank.
MORRIS, MINNESOTA.
CAPITAL, $780, 10000
This Bank conducts .
GENERAL BANKING AND
EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

Money to loan on chattel or per-
poual security In any amounts DC.
,ired. Loans negotiated on improved
1Axms.
W,th l largely Increased Capital We have
hsetar facilities Tor all departmental OF business
W nay Savings Bank Rates on Time
~ can Mace moro Money on Improved
Aarwa- 81 Better Rates than ever.
: We can write Insurance In such strong
.omranies a the National OF Hartford. none
"a Nev York. st. Paul Eire aud Marine, ana
AAe unrivaled Aktna p.,,,o.a
The Caahier is Agent for Al the hMifoea
n Ar1s IN this vicinity. the Cheapest Lanos
Sov for sale and going fast.
The President Is the Agent tor the strongest
Accident insurance Company Of the Woria
me travellers Insurance Company OF uaruou
IN vhich accident Insurance is written gu.
t;ckess rood from one day to thirty, OF On
rc;c;se rood for one year with weekly inoem-
nisv 81 case Of injury. This Is no "Mn.ua a
ccmrny, but has the CASH to pay all iosse"
wsrsensettullys olicitthe accounts OF MET.
.NsrSs snil All who have dsAltngs "'tn oanAs
i. thia sccton OF the State.
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List Of Lst.sss

Advertised ct Morris, Mimi, Nov.
10th, 1883.
A. &. Norberg. Bodel 7 nedson.
Aoury Hahn 2. A. 81. Barnard. J. e.
johnson, Mrs. Jenny Jackson. Gill.
TceAsteF.
Peryons calling for the above will
plesse say ..advertised.
r. E. NRwELL. r. n.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

All kinds Of feed ground and kept
for sale at Farmers elevator. It
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

Mrs. Whitsley adsertises holiday
goods in this issue Of THE Son. And
No venture to say that upon . visit
tovhsr store you find every thing ~
represented.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29
A SOUND LEGAL OPINION.

E. ainbridge Munday Esq County
Atty. Clay Co., Tex. says: Have
Used Electric Bitters with most happy
results. Ny brother alsu WIS very
low with Malarial Fever and Jaun
dice hut Was cured BY timely use or
this med cine. Am smtisfed Electric
Bitters saved bfs lffe.'y
Mr.. 1. Wtlsuxs0n. o. Horse Cave,
KY, adds IKE Testimony. spying:
He positively believes he would
have d.ed, had It not been for EIec-
trio BitteTs.
This great remedy will ward 0lr,as
well ~ cure all Mnlxrial Decreases and
for VII kidney, Liver aud Stomach
Disorders stands uneqlaled. Price
2sc. and ~ at Frit1 Buckeutinso. ~ 8
FasD psodnoe taken q subsoTip-
tion sesuunts-
4 eall line q rich piusheI ~ ~
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Family sewing.

Chattel mortgage blanks At this
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

A Swiss engineering ovelty-hitherto
0oasidered an impossibility-is an in
eiined railway On which the cars ara
drawn BY cable round . curve. From
the Lake Of Lucerne the track curves
upon an angle Of 112 degs. to the sum-
NIT Of the Burgenstock-1. $3.50 feet abovs
the lake and 1850 feet above sea level.
The line IL 1850 feet long, and COM
mences with gradient Of % per cent,
which increases to IS Per cent. for moro
than half Of the distance. The motive
power is electricity. generated BY two
twenty-five horse power dynamos,
worked BY . water wheel three miles
away.-A1kanaaw Tnveler.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

The hest ..r,lcr in the ..a,ket for
sale by N. r. SPURk.
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N. Harris will return t 70. ;
1Eooday Dec. 10th. y rsmaIn till
.ifurthsr notics. 81
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Money to loan at8 per cent
and no commission, L. il. Wei
1ington.
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rHuRsDAY. Nov. %. 1888. No. )
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-29

EpWnsiIap yeallisu accounts fur sule
% k61s odtce.
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SCHOOL REPORT,

For month ending Nov. 23rd, 1888
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suNsEAMs.

The prices Of wheat in Morris TO.
day are: No. hard si'ol' s : ~ ,
.northern. 3 "a: No. 2 northern. > .o'
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4 Gu line q 5ich plushes ~ -
DndlSy's. II s
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Teacher.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13
Keeping and Getting,

The supporters of the present AZ per
cent. tariff claim to be the chosen
champions oflabor and the defenders
Of good wages. The advocates of a
slightly lower tariff and free raw ma
terials are denounced by them as the
enemies of American manufacturers
and American workmen.
Still, the high tariff people have
nothing better to offer to manufac-
turers and workmen than the present
restricted markets and limited produc-
tion. AS things are now so will they
continue to be if the advocates of the
high tariff have their way.
The friends of tariff reform tell the
manufacturers that with free raw ma
terials they can make their goods at a
cost which will permit of their being
sold at profit in al parts of the world
in competition with European manu-
facturers. They tell the workmen that
the increased sales resulting from free
access to the worlds markets would re.
suit IN more manufactures and greater
competition for labor; consequently
there would be more work and higher
wages. They tell the consumer that a
lower tariff would clip The claws OF
trusts and make food, clothing, and
other necessary articles cheaper than
at present.
The high tariff people say: "Cling
to what you have; it is good enough"
The tariff reform advocates say:
Keep what you have and make addi-
tions to Chicago NeaCs.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13
ITEMS FROM DAVIsVILLE.

DAvIsy1LLE, Sept. 10th, '8S.
Although Davisvills has not been heard
from for some time, is no reason that it is
not wide-awske place and up with the times.
Dust, dust and more of it.
Everything is suffering for want of rain at
present. Nearly all the wells are dry aud
some farmers have to haul water from dis
tance.
Everything is booming for Cleveland and
Thurman.
Corn cutting has began.
Dan Bokerman has purchased bran new
buggy and harness. Now look out, boys, if
he can not get any of the girls to ride with
him there will be chance for some of you.
G. Davis has gone to Columbus to spend
few days with the Grand Army boys.
Work on the gravel road is in full blast 1t
will soon be completed.
QUITE a number of friends and relatives of
Fatrock township spent Sunday at Charles
Bokermans.
James Davis and family, of Harrison town
ship, spent Sunday with his parents here.
The molasses factory will soon be in run
ming order.
Remember the fair this week.
OLD HONESTY