The state herald., 1889-12-20


beel bsildiag. Ho,yote IL an Incorporated
|tswn with good aad eacient oAloers. The town
sses not stand out like an ico berg by it, self.
built u. and always viii be. supported by the
ricA earm,ng couatTy around It.
\ looai Iese.
IL u ear purpose 70 note The arrival and de-
Arturs ss all sassts 70 our city. and rsquest
Z hose whe have visltoes 10 inform us Of the fact.
keep nothing but the best.
A. HYATT.
b. NcGann 10 visiting In Ohio this
30. Poe, has gone to Illinois on a
Granville Pendelton was on our
bets this week.
Ne can supply you with everything
4 In . arst-clsss grocery.
A. HYATT.
A little child was born to Mr.. and
). Whitman last Monday.
James Temple returned to Holyoke
lst week. |,
". N. Jordan has bought the h':;ani "a ni
lctures at venango, and JOS going Il
y. ..s bank ~ t1st place.
S1shd your cash with A. Hyatt, ant
It - much for one dollar - any
ACE in town.
che preliminary examination Of L
fitherbee, charged with assault
battery, resulted In defendants
4 be pay car came through for the
It time In some months, last Mon
y. The boys have been receiving
Reir pay by cheques.
Pontus Oberg, who has had narge
Of the Advocates Swedish department
! for soane time past, has gone to Omahs
toolt work.
Il IN want . machine thai will em
hgo11oe, work button-boles and do q
&ndb = fancy work, buy the Love
4wtnl ulochine-sold BY Raymond.
Qnito . nunber Of osr business men
have taksn water this week. This Ii
-~hsA Ne like to go. All should lend
their aid to every public Improvement
in H6lyoke, and thereby encourage
.sGayilal In putting In pnblIc improve
yments.
The llolyoke correspondent TO the
Omaha Bee Is something Of a prevari-
Gator himself. In Holyoke dispatch
70 Wednesdays Bee It stated that men
walked around In groups with guns
strapped 70 them to protect themselves
froa nobs. This 10 absolutely false
~ any one knows who has been here
that everything is peaceful.
Jessie Gordon made 4 very rapid
trip to::Sterlins last Wednesday, aud
captured his bird, but he thought II
would be hard u get blood out Of a
turnip, and 20 he let II 60, and Fraxier
once more went on his way In peace
and harmony, although he will be
long remembered by some Of our busi.
ness men.
Marx Wistrom, who has been en-.
.pjeysi a the Tribune for the past ak
weeks got nred last Sunday. Frank
nred him because he associated with
ths rest Of the Knights Of the stick and
rule In Hoiyoke. Frank must think
that printers have no rights In Ilolyoke.
He will learn different xftsr be has
been In the newspaper business few
years.
Nj. r. o. Frazier, who has been
running the Gordon House for some
time past, departed for the west last
Wednesday morning unbeknown 10
any one, and left several unpaid debts.
Mr.. Frazier has kOJd many friend In
IIolyoke who regretted TO nee him do
this, but Il seems he got In debt and
business Stacked up, and some Of his
creditors became uneasy and were
crowdlng him, with the above result.
BsfOrs going 10 press We hear that
there are eight Or nine arrests mads
for The whipping Of Bennett and Ksl.
~. Bome of these parties are among
our best cltissns. We believe the OBJ.
iect Of tbsse arrests are for tho pur.
c,, q mlslsAdIns the public and 70
al shadow over the good names Of
he,s men. We think Mr.. Garrisues
mislsd In this matter to some ex.
ant. II costs the county just as much
try the innoesnt AZ u does the guilty
mes. Hell is not for the poor alone
tt for tbsjr opprsssor