The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-29
TEN DA VS..

The great fire sale at Jacob Bros
must be closed within the next ten days
and to that end the balance of the stock
will be closed out at any price. The
| goods must go, even to the very last ar
ticle. We shall carry over absolutely
nothing, but will make bargains that
will sell the goods, without regard to
| cost
! Remember, these goods arc just as
! good as new, most of them not even
| smoked. They have fine Derby hats at
less than half price which are perfect, and
as they were in tightly closed case no
| smoke reached them. And there is hOsi-
cry, clothing, trunks, valises, neck-wear,
shirts, underwear-in fact a full line of
miscellaneous goods which will be almost
given away.
These goods must be sold down to the
| bare boards within the next ten days and
a benefit will be given all who call.
John B. Perkins lost a valuable colt by
an injury in his barnyard.
Allen Barto has a telegraph instrument
at home and he is learning the art of tel
egraphy.
The New England supper given by the
ladies of the Episcopal church was
pleasant success.
William Scherffius has car load of
young mares which he has placed upon
the market for sale.
Frank Perfyw1tssS- bound to get tur-
KEY at the shooting matcnr-so lie armed
himself it'll a cannon.
Charles Fish went down to Belgrade
on business on Wednesday. A. 6. Whit
ney accompanied him.
The streets present a very neat appear
ance since Our merchants cleaned up in
front of their places of business.
Mrs. Chas. F. Hendryx and children
have returned from visit of several
weeks with friends in southern Ohio.
y small snash-up occurred on the
Manitoba road at Evansville on Satur-
day, rcsultingin badly damaged engine
and caboose.
George krae.ner, brother of Andrew
u. Kraener, the new sheriff, was mar
ried to Miss Annie Seitz, at St. Cloud On
Monday morning.
Chas Fish drew the fine lamp at the
Wizard Oil company's drawing on Mon
day evening. A large number of presents
were given away.
Tom Murphy had a turkey shoot and
rattle on Tuesday, afternoon and evening.
AT the shoot Ed. Harrison and H. Jay
Stebman carried off the prize.
Straw hats and linen busters for
Thanksgiving costume in Minnesota
would not ordinarily be altogether COM
Portable, but thep would be safe this
year.
Arola, the young man who murdered
his father near Fergus Falls, was found
not guilty by the jury. The jury decided
that he committed the act while in a fit
ofinsanity.
Geo. Green. late of Milwaukee, will
move the old Fisher house on Maln-st.
to the lot adjoining Stuart's blacksmith
shop. In the spring he will build an adj
dition in front. Mr.. Green is a carpenter
BIZ trade.
The fire in the Jacob store was proba-
bly, the result of cigar left lighted on
the counter with clothing. The insurance
was promptly adjusted and the loss is
fairly covered by insurance.
The Wizard Oil concert company COM
menced six nights engagement in this
village on Monday. They are drawing
big houses and their show is one of the
best ever given here. They also give very
valuable presents. Don't miss the show.
Mrs. T. Fladeland is selling her entire
stock of millinery goods at greatly re-
duced prices. Hats from fifty cents up to
81 40; feathers, fifty cents up; plush and
silk velvet seventy five cents and up.
Call now and secure good bargains. She
has everything in the millinery line.