The state herald., 1889-12-20
We sell nothing but groceries.
A. HYATT.
Rat,es are getting pretty numerous

Rafies are getting pretty numerous
Of late.
The finest line Of holiday goods in
the state at City Drug store.
J.E. Garrigues Of Greely. has been
in Holyoke this week.
Keep your eye on the HERALD next
week.
Pump and gas pipe and all necessary
fittings for tubular wells-at Ray
mond's.
Go to the City Drug Store for your
holiday goods.
Still the fine weather keeps up. Not
many countries like this as far as our
winters are concerned.
The Golden Eagle opened up their
stock Of goods last Saturday with
fair trade. They have got ane dis
play Of goods.
Call around at the City Drug store
and inspect those Holiday goods that
they have got In.
The City Drug store have received
their holiday goods, and have got a
line line.
Jordan has moved his old Tribune
building out on Prospect Hill, and is
turning 1t into very neat little dwell
ling house.
J. 8. Smith Of Paoli. will speakat
that place Sunday, Dec. Co. He Will
also organize q Methodist class at
Weld City, ON Jan. -.
We have not seen our Hose compan-
les out prscticlng Of late. Boys, YOU
must not get discouraged.
James Gilbert has put in nsws de.
pot in connection with his cigar fac
tory, and has got fine line Of books.
THIS Is something our peoole have
been wanting for some time.
Frank Slater showed his skill rs n
window decorator last week, on the
windows Of Tinkel, Williams 4 Co.'s
general store. They have . fine
display.
HolyOke printers are getting pretty
scarce Of late. Last summer the town
was full Of the knights Of the stick
aud rule, but the low scale Of wages
and scarcity Of work has thined them
out.
It seems to u that some families
in Holyoke are = little too lenient with
their children in allowing thea.ssh 70 ru
the streets from morning till night
Very otter Z We see children not owe
tw' or three years old running an
< playing In the middle Of the stree
o This is wrong and should not be q
lowed. Sometime sOme Of them vii
4 get hurt and then who will be I
' blamey
williams ssye "the boot 10 on til
other foot now, and ne would be
/ fool to favor the letting Of the printin
to the lowest bidder" That Is abou
NJ far N the News reform policy goel
II you thought 1t right last spring :
let the printing to the lowest bidder
to save the comfy unnecessary es
pense, why not nowf A far as "
are concerned We leave II To the boar
} TO do NJ they think best. But yo
have been kicking for weeks abou
'tthis matter.
The Hastings Press which startes
up 20 nourishing but few weeks ag
under the editorial management o
Walt Mason, has breathed il last, AM
although having one Of the best writer
Of the west at the head of 1t, II seem
there was not room for II In the city o
Hastings. Brains are not the only re
! quirements Of successful newspaper
. This Is the second newspaper Hasting
has ever had that WAS any account
and both were Of short duration, frou
the fact that her people would sup
port nothing but the little jim.crov
sheets that still hang out there.
John Gallager died last week from
the effects Of injuries received from
Georgc II. Ward In the most bruta
fist fight on record, which took place
ut Butte, Montana. The cause Of thu
the light was a dispute between ths
men over triGlng account connected
with house which Gallager had bull,
for Ward. Only the principals and q
dozen others were present. Que hun
dred and five rounds were fought, all
fendiei, In brutality, the men lighting
like tigers. Gallagers left arm was
broken In the forty-eighth round, but
lie fought on. In the ninety eighth
round Ward caught Gallagcr OF hi'
guard and delivered n terrible right.
handler under the chin, knocking Gal.
lager senseless. lie partially recover.
I'd and fought seven more rounds In II
daxed condition, receiving horrible
punishment until knocked out In the
hundred and Afth.
Mary had little brute, as fat as Il
could waddle, and everywhere that
Mary scoot the little pup would toddie
II tagged her down the street one day
close np behind her buggy: oh, how II
loved to run away, this naughty little
puppy. Twas always doing some-
thing wrong when Mary turned her
buck, and all the time he seemed to