Morris tribune., 1888-04-04

p1dCc IuIS dltCiAOoHs AAO OoA INV ~
cover. Cause.-The breaking of a
breake rod.
A number of the people of the viii
lage went out to see the rotary work
on the Browns Valley road when IL
began there last Saturday.
Belle NJ. Bradley has opened Il
millinery store in the building form
erly occupied by G. III. Munro's drug
store. The store room has been neatly
painted and refitted and presents an
attractive appearance. Miss Bradley
has a larg stock of goods which sh :.
personally selected in the eastern
markets. She DO Ight ut lowest cash
figures and annou lccs that she will
sell at very low prices. She has i"
wonderful variety of hats, flowers,
trimming silks, latest dasings In rib
bons, etc. A trimmer from the East
will be here soon. Miss Bradley an
nounces formal opening for Monday
April 9th and invites all the ladies
Of the village and vicinity to attend.
J. E. Danielson has just received a
large stock of dry goods for the spring
trade. His stock is now complete in
every particular and he can offer pa.
irons an almost endless variety of the
choicest goods from winch to select.
He has taken great pains In purchas-
ing this season and is able to sell at
exceedingly low prices. Great pains
has been taken in the arrangement OF
these goods upon the shelves, giving
the store its usual inviting appearance.
When you get ready to do your spring
trading, be sure to give him call.
He also has u very~tine assortment OF
boots and shoes and just now is pay
ing considerable attention to that de-
partment. Peruse the new advertise
ment in this issue.
An eXchang e wants to know what
makes one town grow into city,
while others, with equally good loca-
tions, remain villages? 1t is because,
in the one case, there are men of push
and energy who are not afraid to
spend their time aud money to boom
their town. They erect substantial
buildings, organize stock companies
and establish factories, secure rail-
roads and work for public improve
ments and use every means i'll their
power to induce people to locate in
the place. Whesever they go they
tell of the advantages Of their loyalty,
they write about them in every letter,
they send circulars and newspapers
to every acquaintance whom they
think can be induced to visit their
town, and when anyone visits it they
show him al! lie attractions of the
place and treat him with such kind
ness that he falls in love with them
and the town at once.-Northtield
News.
In all new counties there is period
of depression following the first boom
of early days, before the time tor
more permanent growth and pros
perity begins. Stevens county has
hao it's full share of depression and
is now ready for advancement. For
a number of years crops have not
been large, prices of farm produce
have been low, real estate in both
country and village has been at a
stand still, and conditions generally
have hardly been satisfactory. This
severe winter has now put on the
finishing touch by bearing everything
to its lowest possible level. But il
marking the end of ''hard times,'
ths winter must also mark the be-
ginning of something better. So sure
as night follows day, the reaction
following these dull years will result
III years of compensating prosperity.
Unless all signs fail, this season will
be prosperous one, crops will be
large, farm lands will be in greater
demand and our village will enjoy
much of permanent growth. If you
wish to get your full share of boom,
invest in either village or county
real estate without any loss Of time.
If there are any discouraged ones who
are offering their property at lack of
nerve prices, don't let them look
long for a purchaser. "Catch on"
and do so now. If you would get in
to the basement Of the deal in the
general prosperity revival, step up
and register now, for the cellar will
deepen rapidly as soon as, spring
opens and the TRIBUNE and other
boomers get to digging. Do you pre-
cipitate?