Morris tribune., 1888-02-22
LOCALS.
a shington's birthday.

Washington's birthday.
Read the tribune and be happy.
The Madison Square Company is in
Benson that week.
The town we'll has been completed
and contains good supply of water.
The Odd Fellows expect to perfect
their organization next Monday even
ing.
The Madison Square Theater Co.
was domiclled at the Metropolitan
during their engagement in Morris.
A dollar saved is dollar earned.
Subscribe for all the papers you want
through this office and save your dol
lar.
Geo. Welcome, Gardiner, NJ. T., has
favored us with $3.50, and Henry
Johnson with $500, upon subserip-
ton account.
Anew millinery store is about to
be opened in the building on Atlantic
avenue formerly occupied by Geo. IL.
Munro's drug store.
L. II. Wellington already has large
quantities of wood ready for market,
cut upon the timber land recently
purchased by him on the L. F. d.
J. w. Bailey, Morris; E. J. Ham
ilton, Curtis, Wis. and Adolph Iron
tow, Morris have each favored us
with $3.50 on subscription account.
LosT-Two red-brown dogs, one a
pointer the other a setter. Both have
collars and are numbered. Return
the dogs to this office and be suitably
rewarded.
Get your seeders, harrows and seed
grain ready for use. Do not wait
until it is time to be in the field be-
fore making preparations for your
springs work.
Beet sugar is of excellent quality
and is sold even in Morris in large
quantities. Why not raise the beets
and make the sugar here at home, in
stead of importing it all?
The Browns Valley road should be
opened at once. The TRIBUNE sug-
gests to the Governor and railroad
commissioners that it is time for
them to interest themselves again.
The Electric Review says that lie
lightning rod is relic of superstition,
and that the day will come when a
lightning rod OH house will be re-
garded in the same light as horse
shoe over a door.
n. Iago and Charles Perkins took
the road machine and made road on
the ice on the lake last Friday. The
track thus made is smooth one, and
those who go sleighing for pleasure
are glad to use it.
Last Sunday night trains were
bloekaded both east and west of us
with snow. Here the weather was
fair and pleasant. This, as we have
always claimed. Is the best part of
the whole earth to live in,
There will be caucus at the
Keidei school house in the town of
Scott on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 25,
at one o'clock for the purpose of
nominating town officers. All voters
in the town are asked to be present. t2
An article of beauty and quality is
Joy forever. We therefore advise
our friends and patrons to purchase
the celebrated Broadhead Dress
Goods. A case of these goods, Of
various spring shades and beautiful
designs, now open for your inspection.
J. E. DANIELsoN.
Anguish Of mind has driven thous:
lands to suicide; anguish Of body,
none. This proves that the health of
our mind is. of far more consequence
to our happiness than the health of
,ur body. although both are deserving
much more attention than either
of them receiye.--Coiton,
T. !. Pimm, finding work a little
dull in the blacksmithing line during
this severe weather, has leased An
drew satter's building on the corner
of Atlantic avenue and Fourth street.
and has converted it into a paint shop.
Mr.. Pimm is an excellent carriage
PAINTER and is getting plenty of work
I'm this line to do.
The A. o. II, w. of Morris have
lust completed furnishing and i'm.
proving their hall. The hall has been
newly papered, carpeted and furnished
and now has a cosy and attractive
appearance. The Select Knights, the
Grand Army, the Odd Fellows and the
Good Templars will sub-let from the
Vorkmsa,. and will all meet in the
newly furnished hall,
G The Masonic organizations of Nor.
ris now have the finest hall in the
Estate. excepting only two or three OF
fhe large, cities. There is a large
main hall, banquet hall, kitchen,
reception room, tyler's room, prepar
alton room. and two rooms for thu
paraphernaIia OF the Chapter and
Commandery. All is perfectly fin
ished and elegantly furnished. This
organizations have abundant reasons
for feeling proud Of their .preseni
quarters.
An editor who has not the mora
courage, says the Herman Enterprise
to determine what shall and Wha
shall not appear in the columns o
his paper should have sympathy. a
newspaper is a private business, ant
a. anyone wishes to advocate view