Morris tribune., 1888-08-01
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wood this morning.
Miss N. A. Kellogg is visiting
friends in the city.
Darlington Phelps has been in thu
cities during the week.
L. II. Wellington has returned
from q visit to st. Paul.
g. A. Flaherty returned from the
cities on Sunday morning.
Mrs. D. T. Wheaton is visiting
with her parents in Pope county.
Miss Adelia Nordstrom, of Minns-
apolis, Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
J. e. Danielson.
Hon. Geo. I. Becker, Browns VAL
lev, passed through Morris on Mon
day enroute to st. Paul.
Last year potatoes were very scarce
| in this county. Potatoes will not be
scarce here this year.
A considerable quantity Of new
goods was received by Wells Bros. q
Hanson last Saturday.
Economy is commendable at all
times and among all persons; out
when it leads one to become niggard-
" in business life, it were better had
it never been practiced.
Start stone-pils on the farm near
the house, and then see how rapidly
you can make it grow by carrying to
it one large, two medium, or four
small stones every time you return
from the fields. Stones are always
valued for drains, foundations for
buildings, stoning up wells setting
gate posts, and Vulnerable other uses.
When something in paper don't
exactly please you, just call around
and stop the paper. In all probabili-
ty it will be very good reading for q
hundred other persons, and the editor
will probably gain dozen new SUBJ
scribsrs to take the place of the one
that dropped off, therefore he can
still SURVIVE and lose your patronage.
The following is said by those who
have tried it, to be an admirable pro-
cess for expelling mosquitoes: Take
of gum camphor piece about one
third the sise of hens egg, and
evaporate it by placing in tin vessel
and holding 1t over a lamp, taking
care that it does not ignite. The
smoke will soon fill the room and ex-
pei the mosquitoes, and, even though
the windows Should be left open all
night, they will not enter the room
as long as the odor remains.
The Republican county convention
will be held next Saturday afteroon
at the court house. A considerable
number are interested in the work of
that convention and are of course,
upon the anxious seat. AS usual,
there are too many statesmen, and
somebody will necessarily get left.
May the best men win. Let the work
be done fairly, 80 that no one can
have reason to refuse to abide the
result of the convention and then let
all go to work for victory all along
the line in November.
The value of red oloveris too well
known to need much said about it.
It can grow easily In any Of the
states, and land should be planted
with clover to rest and fertilize it,and
by thus rotating between clover for
two or three years and cultivated
crops two years, the condition of the
land would be gradually improved,
larger crops secured, and the clover
would pay better while it occupied
the land than~almost any crop that
could be grown, to say nothing of the
great saving of expense in buying
fertilizers, necessary under the pres
ent system Of continually using the
ground with the same crops.
WHATS the matter with T. J.
Moore's Prices. Ther're all right.
The mistakes which some people
make in the use of words even in ordi-
nary conversation are ludicrous in
the extreme. For instance one man
solemnly informed me short time
ago that the Empire of Germany was
dead, meaning of course, the emperor.
Another was looking for something
when he suddenly exclaimed, "well
irs very seldom where its gone to-"
Still another person told me few
days ago he was going to English
soon. Some people are continually
using "happenstance" instead of the
legitimate would circumstance and in
Vulnerable other cases could be poin-
ted out.-Red Wing Republican.
The best opening for young men at
the present time is the care of stock.
A competent man who Is a careful
feeder and q fair knowledge Of cattle
or horses, can command the best of
wages. Especially are young men
who know something about dairy
cattle, and milking and care Of milk,
in good demand la the Northwest.
Good wages and comfortable quarters,
and permanent position, with pro-
motion, are to be had by any indus
trious man who is faithful to his EN-.
ployer's interests. Young men who
pass such places to pickup o precair-
GUS living rs counter jumpers in
cities, make mistakes.-N. w. Agri-
culturist.
Iwant $500 lbs of butter at once
and all the eggs I can get.
29tf L. J. MOORE.
The Importance of publishing a
dissolution notice In any case Of o
l oh uOA oF firm Ca ahowu hv n naaQ