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The sun., 1888-06-28
OONNEllY.

P. Cronan was in Morris Tuesday.
J. c. Hammond attended the
knights Templar convention at Du.
luth.
o. Oleson visited Morris Friday.
1t should be unnecessary to say
that crops in this vicinity are looking
good.
W. f. Atherton, representing the
Mccormick company, was in town
Thursday.
Miss Josie Hickey, of Lake City, is
visiting Miss frankie Tosney.
Zoe Meters visited Herman Thurs
day.
J. Wunsch, of Morris, spent Sunday
with J. B. Rohrenbach.
Quite an intesesting game of base
ball was played last Sunday, between
the Donnelly and Barrett mines at
Donnelly, which resulted in favor of
the Donnelly nine by score of 8 to O..
The battery work of H. l.. Donnelly
and J. Wunsch for the Barrett nine
was the feature of the game. II. l..
Donnelly struck out Is mon while I.
II. Donnelly. of the Donnelly nine,
struck out 20 men. The captain of
the Barrett, Alexander Rohrenbach,
was disabled in the eighth inning and
had to retire. 1t was one of the finest
games Of ball ever played in the
Northwest.
The sun., 1888-06-28
Hancock.

The Hancock post will have camp
fire on the 4th, with feast of hard
tack and speeches in the evening. and
dance at night.
Our temperance society will send a
good representation to the prohibi-
tion picnic that is to be held in your
city on the 4th.
Our village council has bought
and moved to the rear of Helgeson &
Wilcox store suitable building to be
made into an engine house.
1t is said we are to have a new ger
eral store.
Mesdames Clark, Thorp and Smith,
and Rev. J. M. Smith attended the
w. C. 7. U. Convention in Glenwood
from Friday till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopes babe, month
old, died of whooplng cough Friday.
We don't claim. in paper publish
ed so near home, that Hancock is
having rapid growth but it is really
improving considerably. Two new
houses have been built this spring
and others have been improved. The
street crossings have been put into
better condition. and the worst pieces
Of sidewalk are no worse than they
have been for years.
The timely rain that came Tuesday
night has made the farmers cheerful.
Miss Minnie Fenton, who has been
teaching some years in Nebraska, has
come to spend the summer with her
parents.
Arthur Mason is giving Hancock a
brief visit.
Mrs. NJ. C. Cyphers will leave for
Denver, Col, in a few days to escape
hay fever.
w. H. Miles, of Morris, has been
among us this week, commencing ag.
ricultural machinery and prohibition.
Axel Anon, recently of Morris, is
helping D. Rankin in the rush of
blacksmithing.
A new windmill at S. Stewards res.
idence add to the conspicuous things
of Hancock.
The sun., 1888-06-28
SLIGHTLY OFF.

The Tribune is mistaken. THE
Sun does not "want the village to
pursue the same penny wise and
pound foolish policy in the future as
in the past in regard to fire appa-
ratus." 1t does not want the council
to so to the extreme in either direc-
tion-towards economy or extrava-
gance-but it is the prevailing opin-
ion among the tax payers of this vii
lage that the expenditure of $4,000,
and over, for steam engine would
be a needless, and therefore extrava-
giant. appropriation OF our public
funds; that fire apparatus to suit all
the purposes and to supply all the
needs of Morris, or any other village
Of it's size. can be purchased for less
than half that amount. With this
opinion THE Sun honestly concurs,
hence its opposition to the proposed
purchase of that expensive steamer.
By way of further reply to the Trib-
une's utterly groundless and know
ingly false insinuation, let us add that
The Sun has nothing against the fire
company. We challenge the Tribune
to cite single instance where THE
Sun has wrongfully opposed the
wishes of the fire company. This
hypocritical attempt of our cotempo-
rary to assume the garb of the fire
company's benefactor at the expense
of THE Sun is entirely too thin to
affect the prejudices of the intelli-
gent fremen Of this village. II in
voicing strong public sentiment (as
we have endeayored to do in this
matter) THE Sun has not pleased
all it is not to blame. Everybody
cannot be suited. Glass interests and
private interests must be subordi-
mated to the interests of the commu-
nifty at large, and the Tribune is per-
fectly welcome to all the glory that
follows as a reward for advocating
any other policy.
The sun., 1888-06-28
PERSONAL.
w. F. Cooley is at Huron, Oak.

w. F. Cooley is at Huron, Oak.
Miss Maud Caswell, Of Sauk Centre
is visiting in Morris.
P. A. Mccarthy visited Graceville
on business this week.
John nj. johnson and family are
visiting relatives at Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Harris and fam
lily are visiting relatives in Dakota.
Mrs. HI. l.. Williams contemplates
moving to st. Cloud.
c. Smith, formerly night clerk
at the Metropolitan, has migrated to
Deadwood, Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. nj. Giltinan and
family have been in Hastings during
the past week visiting.
Mrs. Neal Miller, Of New Orleans.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Z.
Caswell. for the past two weeks.
J. B. McCune, a brother Of Mrs.
w. II. Miles. has been in town sever.
al days this week greeting old
friends.
Rev. S. 3. Fairhank, of India, gave
interesting talks on his missionary
work among the Hindoss, last Sun
day morning and evening.
Rev. Sanderson and Miss Emma
Spooner attended the w. c. T. U.
at Glenwood Friday and
Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Flynn, of this vii.
lage, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Haight, of Paynesville, left early
this week for a vist with relatives
in Dakota.
J. 0. Barrett, the enthusiastic
standard bearer of the 42nd district
made this Office a
very pleasant call to-day. Mr.. Bar
rett is one of the corps of state farm
ers' institute lecturers and was on his
way to an institute at Willmar.
The sun., 1888-06-28
COUNTY NEWS,
From our Regular Correspondents In Sur
roundingoWns.
STEVENS.

STEVENS.
Crops are looking we'll and there
never were better. prospects of an
abundant yield.
Breaking is finished.
The building boom appears to have
struck this town. John McNally has
just completed a new barn, and there
are several more in course of erec-
tion.
Martin Daley lost very valuable
colt few days ago.
II. G. Teare has given his residence
q new coat of paint.
The sun., 1888-06-28
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time IN
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems,
at first, only a cold. Do not permit
any dealer TO impose upon you with
some cheap imitation of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Co.. sumption,
Coughs and Colds, but be sure you
get the genuine. because he can
make more profit he may tell you he
has something just rs good, or just
the same, Don't be deceived, but
insist upon getting DE-. Kings New
Discovery, which is guaranteed to
give relief in all Throat. Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottle free at
FRITZ BUCKENTIN' Drug Store.
Large Bottles 81.
The sun., 1888-06-28

Save your money. Take holiday
and visit your friends OH the 9TH of
July. The s'Manitoba" road makes a
rate of one and Ole third fare for
round trip in Minnesota or for inter-
state trips between Minnesota and
Dakota, and one fare for round trip
locally in Dakota ana Montana. No
tickets being sold at these rates how
ever for greater distance than three
hundred miles. tickets will be sold
July End, 3rd, and th,-good return.
ing the 5th inclusive. 32-33
The sun., 1888-06-28

Cheap lands for sale in all
parts Of the G unity, by L. Fl.
wellington
The sun., 1888-06-28
CARRINaTONPHELP President.
H. 5. JUDSON. Cashier
The
First National Bank.
MORRIS, MINNESOTA.
CAPITAL, $s0,OOO-OO
This Bank conducts
GENERAL BANKING AND
EXCHANGE BUSINESS,

Money to loan on chattel or per-
sonal security In any amounts de-
sired. Loans negotiated on improved
farms.
With a largely increased Capital We have
better facilities for all departments OF business
than ever. u
We pay Sayings Bank Rates on Time
Deposits
We can place more Money on Improved
tarrs, at Better Rates than ever.
We can write Insurance in such strong
comranies as the National OF Hartford, Home
OF New York. ST. Paul Eire and Marine, and
the unrivaled AEtna.
The Cashier is Agent for Al l the Railroad
Lands in this vicinity, the Cheapest Lands
now for sale and going fast.
The President is the Agent tor the strongest
Accident Insurance Company OF the World
The Travellers Insurance Company OF tlarttod
in which sccideut Insurance is written out
tickets good from one day to thirty, or ON
Policies good for one year with weekly indem.
nifty in case Of injury. This is no Mutual
company, but has the CASH to pay all losses
respectfully solicitthe accounts of Mer-
,hants, and all who have dealings with banks
in this section of the State.
The sun., 1888-06-28
HER MAN.


The Grant County Sunday School
Association closed two days session
on Sunday. with large attendance
from adjoining counties.
The was a democratic ratification
meeting at Elbow Lake last Saturday
endorsing the national nominees.
This marks an era in the history of
Grant county and if mistake not will
make big showing next November.
There was company consisting of
two women, two men and two dogs,
who represented themselves as the
Boston Ideal Uncle Toms Cabin
Co. here Saturday. They played to a
large unappreciative audience.
A Company representing the Min
nesota Northern R. R. stopped over
night here, en- route to Fergus Falls,
looking over the ground for location
for said road from Worthington to
Fergus.
Herman win join other bergs in
celebrating the 4th.
The republican presidential nomi-
ees create no enthusiasm here COM
ing after the platform. One smart
Alec got the news at the depot and
went around betting the cigars on
Harrison. He victimized two or
three innocents.
The sun., 1888-06-28

A large assortment of novelties
In cashmers just received by Wells
Bros. & Hanson. These goods are
entirely nav shades aud of all
textures. 27tf
The sun., 1888-06-28

Last Thursday E. w. Randall was
telegraphed from Appleton by the
MINI. & Northern Ry. party. then on
their way to this village. Neverths.
less they took the town by surprise
as the telegram was not received by
Mr.. Randall until an hour after the
arrival here, overland, Of the party.
Whew! what rapid travellers those
railroad projectors must be. But
then the telegram came away around
by Benson you know.
Yesterday morning a sham arrest
of eight of crowd of young men
who were out on lark and having a
gener al good time the previous even.
ing was made by the marshal. They
were brought to Justice Gillespies of.
fee and the case was held over until
2 p. m. when to their delightful sur
prise they were discharged as there
had been no complaint entered and
the warrant was deemed insufficient.
The document used was an ordinary
blank summons, but they "came
along just the same. Some of them
enjoyed few hours hustling the
wherewith to pay fines they supposed
might be imposed, and none were
greatly displeased when informed
they might 60 If they promised to be
good boys and never do it again.
The sun., 1888-06-28

Now is the time to buy your milli-
nery for the encampment-when you
are offered such bargains as those at
Miss Bradley's.
The sun., 1888-06-28

My Office is now in Larson
& Nilson's Store Building.
2Otf s.. A. Fla hi erty
The sun., 1888-06-28

Fresh compressed yeast received
every Tuesday, at hancock and Steb.
bins grocery. 22tf
The sun., 1888-06-28

The Pope & Stevens County Breed
ers' Association offers the following
cash prizes for the best colts raised
from their horses exhibited at the
county fair this fall: lst prize, e,sl2.00;
End prize $500; Srd prize, SIS 90. 25tf
The sun., 1888-06-28

Spring hats and bonnets going cheap
at Miss Bradley's
The sun., 1888-06-28

All looking for choice millinery
goods at the lowest prices are
to visit the store of
27tf Miss BELLE M. BRADLEY.
The sun., 1888-06-28

II you want bargains in Millinery,
Notions and white goods call on
20tf MRS. WHITLEY.
The sun., 1888-06-28

Ask your neighbors where they
can get the most value for Cash in
Morris. Keep posted on prices then
call and see T. J. MOORE. 25tf
The sun., 1888-06-28

Mrs. Whiteley has just received
another large invoice of Summer
Millinery goods. of the latest styles
and at lowest prices, call and see
them. 29tf
The sun., 1888-06-28

Farm produce taken IN exchange
for goods at the Cheap Cash Store.
25tf T. J. MOORE.
The sun., 1888-06-28

Fourth of July excursion rates will
be put into effect as usual this season.
and all having the time to take a
holiday should avail themselves of
the low rates offered by the Manitoba
Road. 32.3S
The W. G. T. u. meets with Mrs.
Chas. Camp next Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Are you going any where July 4th,
il so do not forget the low rates via
Manitoba line. 1898
Morris, Stevens Co. June IA, '8S.
All county orders, and warrants,
presented on or before the above date
will now be paid upon presentation
at this office. Interest ceasing at
the expiratiyn of thirty days, or July
14th. 1888.
X. G. HELaEsoN, Co. Treasury.
BY A. c. THoRP, Deputy.
The sun., 1888-06-28
Married..

Mr.. John Walsh and Miss Mary
Stanley were last Tuesday morning
at the Catholic church in this village
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony, Rev. Father Gaskell officiating.
Both parties are highly esteemed
young people of this village and pop
ular among their associates. That
theirs may be happiness unstinted
and prosperity unlimited is the sim
cere wish of THE Sun. They COM
mence housekeeping at once.
VIM. c. BickRell, and Miss Nellie
Finney were married yesterday at
the residence of the brides parents
in Goodhue, Goodhue county. The
groom is an honored citizen of this
community, we'll known and well
liked; and his estimable bride is very
well acquainted here, having, during
the past year visited her sister. Mrs.
H. w. Stone, Jr., for some time. She
was popular among young people and
highly respected by all. To the hap
py couple, who will return in a tew
days to make this their home, their
wide circle of friends in Morris ex.
tend a warm welcome with earnest
wishes for their joyful passage over
the sea of life.
The sun., 1888-06-28

G. T, Elsham has just received q
full supply Of music mdse. 28tf
The sun., 1888-06-28
OATS WANTED.

I will pay the highest market price
for oats. E. J. JONES.
The sun., 1888-06-28
BRIEFLY SPOKEN.

THURSDAY. June %, 1883. No. ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-13

quinta parte de su valor, como poi
los productos lfquidOs que rinde
mensualmente.
Los bienes de la empresa, para
proceder a su venta, Sc han tasado
en- 100000, admiti6ndose posturas
en- el remate que asciendan a las
dos terceras parties, 6 sea a $4,000.
Es decir, que por $4,000 SO ha
podido adquirir en- ell primer rema-
to el valor de una propiedad en-
exploitation que ha costado 800, 900
su planteamiento.
Ri segundo remate esta anuncia-
do para el dfa 20 del corriente mes
de Enero, a la una de su tarde, ha-
ciendose una rebaja de los 800, 900,
del Is por 100, 6 sea dejando el va,
lor de todas las pertenencias de la
Sociedad en- 1000 moneda CO.
rriente; mas como SO admiten
posturas que cubran las dos terce-
ras parties de la tasaci6u, Sc puede
adquirir esta empresa por solo
934, 900.
En- otro ndmero probaremos,
con la relaci6n de los bienes que
posee la Oompanfa, con el POGO
capital que Sc puede adquirir y cal
culando los rendimientes que da
en- la actualidad, que la compra de
esta empresa es ell negocio mas
pingiie, tranquilo y seguro que Sc
presenta actualmente en- Puerto
Rico.
I'm acci0niStd.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-13
Las Haciendas BARDEGUER,
hoy VERDAGUER y AURORA,
Estancias,y no Hacien-
das, CIMARR0NA SABANA.
FINCAS DR D. GBRARDO eARRIGA Y BlLLELt.
ACLARACION

A la hoja sutlta sti encabezada CDR
~" y Sin ~" por D. Gerardo Garrigo
|y Bal'sU.
Ell indiuiduo que ha frmado la mis-.
ma es ell ISr. D. FS'ir Mass6 y So'er
persona de posici6n y extsndido credito
respetado ea todss parties y particular
mente tanto en- Ia 1sls como en- Ia Gu
dad Condal, porque siempre ha mere
cido Ia mayor consideration por su dig
no y honrado proceder.
Aparte de este, es ell mismo que hs
proporcionsdo q D. Gerardo Garrigo
y Ba lell la OCCASION de hacer un capi.
cal, sirvieudo!e Fin esperar que lie CO.
rrespondiese con tan Idblics NANTES
taci6n su gratitud
Els cierto que la Hacienda "VERDA
GUER" y solo una psrte de Ia "AURo
RA" estan embsrgadas; pero d conse-
cnencia de tres pagares suscritos por
d &c ardo Garriga Ballsll, & favor
de so hermano poiitico d. Ju 10 Bre.
nes, sin conocimiento nj autorizaci6n
lie los duefios de los fundos, que por
ID circunstsncias de no h.bersee rem
dido cuentss, no pueden nj deben psgar
cantidades semejsntes, las cusles no Sc
hsn consignado desde luego, con mott.
70 de hsbarse entsblAdo completeness
para llevar Ell conocimiento del ssunto
al Juzgado que debe entender en- 10
rendicion de sauellas.
Sc comprende peri, ctamente que con
ell ciedito que Ie dabs la admins traci6n
desemp.fiada no necesitsse D Gerardo
Garriga Ba'ell gravar sus fncas,
pero sc hace dificil darse cuenta de
que no penssndo vender sus cssas, es
tas Sc ofreciesen hasta en- la Capital.
Por 10 dem&s, 8 sea Ia amenaza por
las pretendidas injuris y calnmnia de
las verdades conteuidas en- la hojs del
lo de Diciembre hltimo, que ha dejodO
sin contestaci6n, Sc lie espera ante 'os
Trlbunslss y en- cuslquier terreno donde
e plaxca llevar 50 resentimiento por ha-
berle enriquecido.
Guayama, 10 de Enero de 1883.
Ffhr de C. Mass6 y Terdagusr.
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ciarse. Son de las mejores picaduraf
= recortes de las excelentes vegas de
vuelta Abajo,y y estan libres y exentot
de todo cuerpo extraflo = de toda sas-
taucia nociva a la salud.
Los in6nitos millones de cigarrillos
que contlnusmente Sc expenden, va pa
"a ell consume, va para la exportaci6n
hscen su mejor apologfa, estando ya
demostrado que no tienen competen.
cia possible, al buen entender de los
famadores.
Se hacen, pues, muy recomendables
los prodoctos y cigarrillos de la fabri
ca LA CORONA de los Sres. D. Se-
gunde Alvarez y c., Son sgeptes
principales en- esta Plaza los Sres D.
Claudio G.. Saenz & c.
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AVISO
A. NUESTROS RELACIONADOy.

Corriendo como muy Waldo ell ru-
NOR de haber eido clandestinamente In.
troducidas en la Isla una cantidad con.
siderable de pesos mejicanos, damos el
aviso de Alerta & nuestros amigos y rels
sionados de la Isla participandoles que
esta casa NJ recibira en- pago ninguns
moneda de aquella procedencis que
aparezca acuf1ada en- los afos de 1886
y 1887.
Puerto-Rico, 20 de Noviembre de
1887.
140 Pizd HermdnOS.
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Ia CQMPANlA FERREI DEL OESTE
EN- LIQUIDACION.

Hace pr6ximamente cuatro amos
que despu6s de una diffcil gesta-
ci6n sc logr6 llevar a cabo en- esta
Capital la escritura de contrato
social por la cual SO fundaba una
Sociedad an6nima, que, con ell ru-
bro que encabeza este escrito, Sc
instalaba en- Puerto-Rico.
Desde los primerOs momentos,
como casi todas las asociaciones
que Sc establecen entire nosotros,
adoleci6 6sta de grandes vicios y
defectos, que necesariamente ha.
bian de acarrear su ruina.
Habia prisa en- instalar Ia socie-
dad y principiar su exploitation de
cualquier modo y de cualquier ma
nera. Asi, sin tener el capital 90.
cial suscrito enteramente y faltan-
do muchisimas acciones por sus.
cribir, 80 di6 principle & Ia instala.
Ci6n /; luego multitud. de socios, de
los mismos suscritos, fueron deian.
do de- abonar sus dividendos, =
tampoco So tomaban medidss "a.
dicales se tom6 & prestamo el ma.
terial tijo J m6vil On Europa & un
tipo alto, , no se pudo cumplir con
los pagos nj del capital nj de los
intereses.
A pesar de todo, 50 llev6 ! cabo
Ia instalaci6n de la empress, J em-
pez6 & kfuncionar.
Maa aqui, como antes 81 capital
deHciente, Ia desgracia ha dado al
traste.con los bienes dc la Compa.
hia. Descuidos injustiiicables, que
produjeron uotables p4rdidas y
otras :concausas han labrAdo Ia
tnina de una empresa llamada &
valer mucho y 8 producir mucho.
Es tan lucrativa IL emprcsa de
Ia Compsiia Ferrea del Oeste, que
{ peSar do todo 10 narrado, en- que
% calculan perdidos muchos miles
de pesos, 10 sociedad no s6lo ha
cubierto todos sus gastos con tods
holgurs, sino que hA lido amortl.
Eando los gastos dc installation
que qued6 adeudando pos fAlta de-
numerario, On t6rminos do haber.
los cubierto y debef hoy IL Compa.
MA solo una insigni6canciA.
Ahora bieni loa bienes de ID
Compahia, fios , m6viIes, tasado'
& ojo dc buen cubero, ascienden
unos $4,000; pues 20 componen
no solo de todo el capital socia
tealizado que fne dc unos setcnts
J pico de mil pesos, sino dc laA 60
nancias acumuladas por las amor
tiZaciones sucesivas
Mas hay IN empeho decidido OF
liquidar Ia sociedad, siendo 10 po.
bable que todos los accionis,al
plerdan integro % capital, por ial
"a dc licitadorcs, y adjudIcarsc 10,
bienes pof solo 10 acrecncia.
Pot 10 tanto, convene que Il
bociedad puertorriqueha 10 enter,
bien del valor elective de lss bic
hes de una sociedad que ssiG &C
tualme1te en- hquldacion y rema
tando sus pertencDcias empires
que prntnete pingHes fesullAdo
por todob conUeptos, tanto pof sel
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-13
PAsAJES INTERCOLoN1A1Es.

Los gastos de permanencia en- los puntos de- trAs.
DO do son por cuenta de los pasaieros.
cONDIcIONEs.
81 valor de las monedas extranieras serG f;ado
por Ia Agencia, de manera que la Lompahia reciha
semp7e ell mt n'ante de Il pasajes Aetes eu fran.
cos su equivalents en- m0neda corlients, al tipo
que ria en- Ia plaza al expedirlos.
CoNCEstONEs,
Ests Agencia expide psssjes de ida yuelta On
los vajes intercolonales vsdos por tres meses con
un / p.S de Iebaja; en- los trasQtdnticos. va doa
por uh ado, con IN 70 p.S de rebaia.
A toia famiha cuyo pasaje compute el montanta
de paea es de camara, se 10 concederR una rebaia
de 10 p.S
Una misma persona familia no puede tener de.
recho Ia vss Jas dos concesiones antes senaladss
Los limos m nores de 8 snos iran gratis de "a 8
nos pagarau Ia euaria parte de pa ale: de 9Gla
amos Ia mi, adj y de l2 cumplidcs en- adelante "a.
sfatan pa ale entero. Cuando una familia tenga
varios nios memories de tres amos, solo uno rS Rra.
is, les demAs pagaran un cuarto de psssie.
PAsAJEs DE CRIAD0s.
Los precios para los criados con destino Dufdeoa
HAVE, serAn dcNsncos COO. -
fLETEs.
Los conocmientos de carga debsn ser presenta.
doe en- Ia Agencia con Ia deb;da antelaci6n no "a.
mitiendose los gu trAigan seloe en- lugar de frnas
Para todA clase de informes dirigirse al AEeut0
IrinSpal
joss r. silva.
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