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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01
REAL ESTATE
KOH SALE BY
". H. KINSEY,
= = alt G Westsa halldiag. CSazl s.
DFef ba2rd q Trade.
1rleFh94r ssa
-~essss-
List Of q Fes Of Nj Houses and Lots

EOR SALE-A bran new modern troom
h0as- hard Hood eUish. frent ana paek
staifs. sraaitV uaAtFi and Erates : SIS lylilAs
aeefe, hoase p2IertG thraAEhoAi. ses Pi~eib
llg bathroom. cellar under wheie - t4sci al -
ios- ga {. Lafayette street gn,} ~ ~
ash balSuce time. " a.. AANsEl.
LOR ~ALE-G0od >reom house. new. Oh
Iestsf street. onlY sl.ssO ,, ,-,,.-..,.,,
EOR SALE Large brick house With al
bath. sewer sas. etc. with % II lot on south
Lafayette street. s1OU0 u. III. hINrkl.
LOR sALE-A cozy 7-roon house. nell built.
= good barn and nlee l0L on llth avenue.
only $50. W. II. hiNekl.
FOR sALE-A i0roon house, furnace. crate.
gas. sewer, etc. on South Union street.
aeAr Wealthy avenue. ss.S-oi on easy terms
M. ii. kIAnEl.
kOR SALE-A good room house on Clancy
street. ~ f. Tot 81 90, another 4 ,zoi easy
terms. ". Ii. kINsEl.
EOR SALE-who Will take II this week. A
nne modern house on the " est side.
rooms OAK aud butternat nnish, 49,
L'OR SALE-Modern new house Of o rooms on
North Union street. between Lyon street
aud Crescent avenues reduced from s5 80 10
s5.oo W. Ii. klNsEi.
LOR sALE-s-room house, CRATE. bay window,
folding doors. modern style. large lot and
barn on nlcc graded street IN South part OF
town. only s2.o0. w H. kINSEY.
EOR SALE-seyeral nice houses In the East
L part OF city for si.coO 10 ~. ,.,,,s,v
EOR SALE-Henry street residence. 10 rooms.
modern built. near two ear lines, large lot
$3.50 ". III. kINsEY.
NEW ROOM HOUSE For ss0O-I am build
~ ing new house In the south part OF the
plaster, oil hnish. large square windows on
nice lot for only 500 ". III. klNSEN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01

CHEAP LOTS near new street ear line lust
y got them. VIII be plated very soon. como
and select lot now; near corner Fountain
street and Grand avenue, terms 10 suit. and
4 Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01

DED anybody remark that there vas
danger CT a droagh7
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01

CITY Real Estate for Sale.

1--roOm house on Turner st. 81 40.
l12room house on Livingston St. all modern
conyeniences. only one block from cable line.
5000
7-room house on College-ave.. worth 5000.
will sell for 81 800
! lot on Paris-aye.. three blocks from street
car line. Sa0.
And other desirable property In all parts of
the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01
FOR RENT ROOMS.


TO kENT-A few more choice suites Of rooms
Ia the Hermitage suitable for light house
Keeping. r. l.. and Ph. {. Fuller, ii East
Brdgest. l5s
EOk RENT-Furnished front rooms at l3q
North Dlyision-st.. with or without board
lh5
tUR RENI-Four suites of rooms for light
housekeeping over Il Monroe-st. lb2
ROOMS 10 rent. furnished or unfurnished, at
=. ~. Denis, l36 M0nrOe-st. l5s
E'Ok RENT-Large elegantly furnished rooms
facing trescentaye. and Canal-st. with
gas. newly furnished and ref.tted. Everything
strictly hrstclass Entrance, Crescentaye..
also, y Canal-st Enquire at Room a. xiy
4 NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
4 Enquire AT Room l., II Pearlst. $50
E'OR REN1-furnished rooms. steam heated:
and furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply at Room l03. New Houseman block
Elevator from a IN 10 ii p IN. Dee l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01
Country Real Estate for Sale.

Stanton hotel property. The Grand Cen
tral, l4OXIi. l. 13X4S located on corner Of the
two main streets of the city. 3 stories. brick,
rents for $3.50 per year, all modern improve
ments; Will sell or trade for city property.
We also have several desirable farms near
city and other parts Of State. which we will
sell cheap, and make payments 10 suit pur-
chaser.
Tmbered lands wanted in all parts Of Michi-
gan. We want at once ten or twelve million
feet Of hcmlOck lands located near railroad.
We have 20 acres Of good cedar land. well
located for water transportation, which We
will sell AT a bargain.
Cores sp0ndence solicited.
Ofice hours from 90 a. m. 20 6 90 D. m.
SWEET & NORTH'S EMPLOYMENT EX-
CHANGE.
Successors 20 Sweet & Smith)
Rooms - and - Weston Building. Canal St
Telephone l0Z7.
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FOR RskLE-RISCELLhNEOns.

E0R sALE-A Magec range. good as new. sgs
Call at IS Go0ddch-sr.. In the forenoon
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R0ARDERS-Two ladies and two gentlemen
- can ind pleasant front rooms and board
In private family on the hill, near cable In
quirc l6j North PTospeci-st ls4
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest Of All Michigan DaIlIes Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

COURT HOU 81 and post-ofiice, Grand Rapids.
v Mich sealed proposals will be received
until Il O'Clock. S)th dsy Of June. issq. for fur
nishing fuel. light. water. Ice. miscellaneous
supplies. washing towels. hauling ashes and
sprinkiing streets required by this building
during the fiscal year ending June -. l8p.
Particulars Oh application.
GKo y. DAVIS.
Gmsf,Tf.u
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EOk sAl4E-lset No. i. OltawA Beach thls
lot is one - the frst selection II is 10
Las nae view II LAke Michigan. AaaIcss
yAs. Il Haskins OF N. b. LoNelaad. 0gsaa
hAyids. Mich. iS-sun
4 GREAT DARGAfN-24o acre farm frame
a house coed orchard To- acres improved
& miles from BALDWIN Tor sale cheap. Enquire
IsgsaTt. oicelt s o4nsoR. Awl
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soNBY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 loan Ia some pursuit on product
u i've real estate. /. :. Proyin.
4 PER CENT MONEY 70 loan. .. A John
st0n. - Canal - bHf
MONEY TO LOAN for the N0rihwestern
:" Mutual Life Insurance Company. Of MI
waukee. In sums Of O. 900 and upw ards on farm
and city property. al lowest current rates Of
Interest security must be Erstclass- More a
Wilson. Ledyard block
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01

EEMALE HELP WANTED-s good cooks
wages So 10 81, working h0useE eeper
vegetable cook, pastry cook II factory girls
for out of city. dresSnakers > diningroom
girls. 3 kitchen girls and - general cooks and
laundresSes. Ladies PaTl0r. aud Tower
block
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01
P0R RENT-H0UHRS.
LOST.

E0R RENT-A nice house on jefferson ave
nue.. Inquire 10 Monroe-st. lSs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01

L'oR SALE OR RENT-Brand new s-room
L house. modern and convenient. Cass street
near street car line. price $50; rent. for els
per month. Possession can be given June TO-
and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01
WANTED-B0ARDERs,

tNANTED-Two boarders for large room.
on first floor; terms very reasonable. ll3
KanSOfn-sf fs9
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L'OR sALE-An the household furniture
bedding stoves. dishes etc. Of d nrst-class
boarding house. with ten steady b0arders
centrally located. Gs- For particulars cal.
at 5 and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01

I'VE have sold 80 lots on Raymond Park
W plat during the past week. Tns
beautiful Park Is located on the line Of
the g. r.. J.. A u. X. r.. three miles from
the city and near one OF the most delightful
lakes ia Michigan. which is already a popular
Summer resort II Joins the park and grounds
OF the Masonic Home, comprising 20 acres
which will soon be highly cultivated and
adorned. This Is undoubtedly the most deslrs.-
bic suburban property yet offered 70 The pub
lie. Special Inducements are offered % eafty
purchasers and those wishing 10 build this
season. Terms are generally made 70 suit the
purchaser. For further particulars. call or
address the Grand Union Real Estate Ex.
change. 3 and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED KALE
HELP WANTED PEkALE.


lNANTED-A competent gin for genera
W koascNork, Il - north 40 washing on
I0uilg kaot wages references eQuirrd Ap-
rIy at lr Johnson, Is sheI60n. ct. SATURDAY.
Monday and tuesday. between tie h0Grs ~
aua , ~. -
INANTED-A competent gT 10 a. sSaeTai
w homework. CAL al soo East fulton-si.
afternoons rs
lNANTED-A competent bousekeeper. q
W take charge Of and DO the entire " orr
for family Of three must be a good cook with
references. Apply al once 10 Ransom =
VANTED-Laundress and dishwash 81
w the barnard House l5s
NIANTED-Two kitehen and two dining
w room girls. al the Michigan House l54
\tANTLD-Ba 10 20 IA the country q
W short distance, % take charge OF a small
bakery must be q sober and good workman;
10 such man steady work the year around
married mAn preferred. Inquire 81 No. ~
Canai-st., OF Finn Durfee. Friday. May 81
between II and 5. for baker. i51
WANTED-Competent girl for general house
" work, ~ Lasrasest. Family Of txo. l52
WAAIED-A girl thorougly competent 20 Go
general housewoTk. Mrs. A. BeYler,
81 Terrace ave. l62
VANTED-A lady In each city, town and
" township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs. John A.
Logan. Special Inducements offered. Refer
enees required. Address The Brodlx Publish
Ing Company. Washington. u. {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01
1EsT T0E B0EsTs

WANIEI,--5ss H.er p see cor ~ rert seHent
rlrTrleIf FxrlsrEe = snd 81 ester suis
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CRESCO MARKET.
TO-DAYS QUOTATIONS.

TO-DAY5 QUOTATIONS..
Wheat No. 2, 90c. Wheat No. 8, 81
Barley. zoe to %
Oats, 14c to lie.
Corn, 20 to %
Hay. tame 800 Wild %
Time thy seed. Sl.35
Flax Sl.OO
Glover, $3 SD to 81
Hogs, live. $40 to 800
Beef on foot, &c TO &c
Sheep per head $500 to $500.
Hides, green 3@4@5c
Lard, lac
Tallow, &c.
Butter-Table, zoe.
Eggs, per dozen, 8
Potatoes, 20to
Apples per barrel, ! to $3.50
Beans per bushel, $500.
Salt per barrel $1.40.
Wood, green, $3.50. Dry 500.
Wool, unwashed to Zoe.
Lime, 40c per bushel
Honey. Is
Onions. s so
Flour $l.35 Straight. Patent $1.75
Kerosene. is to zoe
Corn meal 25c
Graham. 45c
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The Hoodlums

Are a most pestiferous sect I'm any
community. Cresco is full of them
young men with fair abilities and
who have had golden opportunities,
the pets of indulgent parents, yet
cheerfully seek the vilest associations
to be found.
A false sense Of honor induces them
to with hold the name OF the false
friend who administers to a depraved
appetite villainous compound of
about equal parts of cyclone, earth
quake and Jersey lightning. Filled
TO overfiowing with this obnoxious
stuff, they are prepared to insult re-
spectacle ladies on the streets or at
their homes, to abuse the most es-
termed and devoted friends Of their
respective families, and to make the
most disgraceful and indecent exhi-
bition of themselves upon the streets,
in the Very presence Of that very
public upon which they must rely for
employment and social standing.
For this most unfortunate contii-
ton. however unpleasant the thought,
parents in great measure must NC
cept the responsibility. In too many
instances their anxiety to correct the
habits and morals of their neighbOrs,
to civilize and Christianize the great
world, has absorbed SO much Of their
time and talents that the duty, the
highest and first in Importance, they
owed to their own children has been
overlooked and neglected.
The first duty and the best service
parents can render to society and the
world of mankind, is to become bet.
ter acquainted with their own chill.
dren, to make Of them confiding,
trusted friends. There is but little Of
the stuff among children that zoe,
by the name of ''depravity." Proper
instruction with correct deport
nent on the part Of the parents will
make ladies and gentlemen Of their
children. They should be taught by
precept and example to despise q
mean act, and should be kept al
home nights. Alnusements, sport,
and instruction can there be 50 blend
ed that home will be the most pleas
ant place in the world. Duty de
mands that you make 1t so.
The Cresco jail ut this writing, sit
uated just across the street from oul
Office has us occupants four young
men. put in there for intoxication
They are not bad PER SIC, but hav,
gone wrong through bad influence
which it behoves them more than al
others that they correct. They ar
] the parties in interest. For veal o
woe, all their lives, will the decision
they make OF their future, contro
their destinies.
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REWARD.
800


The readers Of the PLAIN DEALER
will be pleased to learn that there Is
at least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in all it's
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
now known to the medical fraternity
Cutarfh being a constitutional dis
ease, requires n constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure il taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of tile disease, and CIV
ing the patient strength, by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ttlre in doing its work. The proprie-
tors have SO much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, ..
.s-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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To the Editor of the Plain Dealer:

To the Editor of the Plain Dealer:
have beeu led to ask this question
while soliciting help to move their
buildings from the old Fair grounds
to the new, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, May 22nd and 23rd.
Some parties say we have always
paid the Society for all favors receiv-
ed. These words were some what try
ing, but considered from whence
they came.
am sorry to say we have some
citizens even in Howard county,
whose sight il SO limited, and views
80 marrow, they can see no benefit
from an Agricultural Fair. except the
little fun and pleasure they receive
while in attendance ut the exhibition.
A good Agricultural Fair il bene
fit to every branch Of business In the
county.
What has placed Howard county
preeininent above all her sister coun.
ties In Northern Iowa, in improved
stock, but her well conducted agri.
cultural society during the last thirty
years.
have spent from one to SIX days
(and money when necessary, at every
county fair since the organization OF
the society, and can truthfully say
it has been to me the the most prof.
table time and money spent In Iowa.
The teachings Of these Fairs Is that
improved stock and better modes Of
farming produce surplus capital.
Surplus capital is seen in better
buildings, better fences, better sur.
roundings.
These in turn make more desira
BILE country, better business OF al
kinds, higher priced lands. Hut
need not tell the benefits of good
Agricultural Fair to those who viii
help Us on the 22, and %, they alread,
appreciate 1t. Nevertheless as a mat
ter Of business, let me say to them
fetch something along you can worl
with.
An axe, hammer, spade, iron-bar, =
II you fetch team, hitch them to ,
, lumber wagon and fetch stronI
. chain. JAS. NICHOLS, Pres.
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The Wonders Of Science.

Last week being in st. Paul, we
were invited by attorneys H. G. Nc
Cartey and Chas. p. Brown. former
practicing attorneys in Iowa, to wit
ness the miraculous wonders Of the
Edison Photograph in producing
sounds. Mr.. Hillman, the court re.
porter for Ramsey county has pro.
cured six Of these wonderful instrl.
Inents for receiving and afterward
RENTING the testimony taken in
court. These instruments Mr.. Hill
man was subjecting to trials for test.
ing their capacity and adaptation to
the designated purpose Of receiving
and afterwards transmitting the evil
dence taken. For this purpose there
il q coil or roll whose surface il COW
cred with a preparation resembling
wax. This coil is placed in one OF the
instruments, and receiving tube
connected with the instrument and
communicating with the coil is held
by the speaker, about as the tube
would be in using the telephone. The
person talks, sings, crates in the tube
as he may wish, high or low, soft or
loud, with a deferential tone in sweet
modulations or III a boisterous air
and defiant tone.
The coil is removed and may be iln-
mediately or at any remote period
placed in the transmitting instrument
when the entire matter from the coil
will be repeated with all the infect
ions, intonations, Ilodulations, nasal
twnng, that was given when it went
in Mt the receiving tube, the voice be-
ing as readily distinguished when
given off by the RENTING machine
as from the human voice.
An important case from this county
it il charged by opposing counsel and
the party in the suit was decided up
on the statement OF the attorney us
to the evidence, without a single word
or fact in the evidence that warrant
ed the statement. In such case as
that the Edison Phonographl would
be invaluable inasmuch as the coil
containing the alleged testimony
could be put i'm one Of the renting
instruments and given to court in
word and tone, precisely as given by
the witness.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
missionary the formula VI simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Ol
Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma NJ ilr a,
and Lung Affections, also positive and radical
plants. after having tested its wondes1ut cur. :
tive powers In thousands OF casca, ssns felt
his duty 10 make H. known TO his suffering lei.
~ We human suffering. | win send free 81
charge. to AL who desire T.. TIL. recipe III Ger.
man, French or English, with full directions
TOR preparing and using Seh. bv inail by ad'
trcSsing VII b stamp. naming this paner
". a. MOVES. 1l9. Powers Block, Roche. r.
Nv York 4euwyl
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MARRIED.

MOEN-THOMPSON.- AT the Luth
eran Church in Cresco. Iowa, 8,
The Rev. Mr.. Sherwin Of Calmar
Iowa, Mr.. Thomas MOen, aud Miss
Maggie Thompson, both Of Cresco.
SEARLES-vAN LEUvEN-.At Lime
Springs, Iowa. May ID, 1899. by the
Rev. J. H. keppel. Of Clerniont.
Iowa. Clarence A. Searles and al.
ice NJ. Vanl.euven, both Of Lime
Springs.
YAGER-HARDY-At Florenceville,
Iowa, May 3, 1889, by the Rev. w.
p. Kerr. q. p. Wager. Of Riccville,
Iowa. and Maggie Hardy, OF Flor.
enceville.
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Til orough.bred Short Horn Bulls for
Sale,

We have a few choice Short Horn
bulls for sale We say choice because
we have bred them with particular
care for their dairy qualities. Their
dams are descended from pansey by
Blaize CO, dam Primrose by1Charles
I27,) and they are sired by q pure
Princess bull. combining two Of the
best dairy families Of Short horns.
Our stock is from Z. +. parkhurst's
dairy farm in Maine. Some of them
may be seen in our barn near the
store. The Breeders Gazette of 1887
says that the princess and Pansy
families Of Short horns are particu-
larry noted for their dairy qualities. -
Call and see them before you buy.
3Ot4 TOMAS BROS.
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A Valuable Remedy.

A letter from S. p. Wardwell, says
Il used Clarke's Extract Of Fidr Pa
"piIlion) Cdtdrrh CMre in June las,
for Hay Fever with great satisfac
''ti IN, and find It Is the only thing
'have seen which would allay. with
"Ont irritating. the inflammation d
the nostrils and throat. Its sooth
ling and heating properties wer.
marked and immediate" Large
bottle Sl.OO. Clarkc's Flax Soap i,
the latest and best. Try it. 81 cents
Ask for them 1T Lowry 4 Connolly.
Drug Store.
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Three days Is very short time in
which to cure bad case Of fheuii,a.
tisin; but II can be done, II the prop.
er treatment IL adopted, az viii 81
seen by the following from jaime.
Lambert, Of New Brunswick, Ills ~
was badly afflicted with rheumatism
in the hips aud legs. when bought Z
bottle Of Chanlberlain's Pain Balm
1t cured me in three days. | am al
right to day: and would insist on ev
cry one who lie afflicted with that ter
rible disease, to u.e Chamberlain
Pain Balm and get well ut ol,rt.''
For sale by Lowry & Connolly.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Chicaao, Mil.& t.Paul RAILWAY
CuUnCn DsRECTOHY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHGRcH.--ScrvtceS every
sunday nc li:N A. Vi. and 200 +. ". sunday
School after morning service. Prayer meeting
"wednesday evening
REV. A. :. MCCONNELL, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.- Services every
Sunday at 11:0O A. ~ and 200 r. n. Sunday
School after morning service. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
REV. FRANK GOLDMAN, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Services every sunday at
1900 A. II. and 700 r. N. sunday school after
morning service. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening. REV. O. w. CATIIS, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHuRCH.--Services every Sunday at
l1:0O A. n. and 300 r. ". Sunday School every
Sunday NJ 100 r. ".
REV. N. A. MCCARTHY, Pastor.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHCRCH.-Seryices every
Sunday at 1880, forenoon, and 2:3O, afternoon,
alternately. REV. f. NEIAANN, Pastor.
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Mrs. Eliza M. BeadIe il visiting in

Mrs. Eliza NJ. Beadle II visiting IN
Dubuque.
! Mrs, NJ. J.. Noble returned from
California on Wednesday morning
train.
E.. a. Beadle Of Usage came over on
Monday for few days, with parents
and friends in Cresco.
Mrs. Flora, wife II John H. Beadle,
with the children are visiting at the
grandparents in Cresco.
DR.. Bowers treats Acute and Chron-
ic diseases, Office over DR.. Clelnlner's
drug store.
! Henry Woodruff of the Decorah
Journal. accompanied by his wife.
were in Cresco between trains yester-
day.
Mrs. Ellie NJ. Disslnore Of Crosier,
Dakota. with her children came down
on last Friday and are at the home
of her parents.
Mr.. Robert McCulloch's daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Slawsol when she went
to California last fall, returned as
Mrs. Jennie Phelps.
G. Y. Jacobs, a former resident Of
Cresco, died at Wichita, Kansas, last
week, from softeI.ing Ut the brain and
paralysis.
Tomas Bros, ship car of thor
oughbred Short Horns, chiefly young
bulls Of fine quality, to Montana,
starting from Cresco next week.
Rev. J. D. Tull, former pastor Of the
M. f. Church of this place was guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay this week.
Also Rev. Mr.. Gilmore, president Of
the Wisconsin board Of charities.
Mrs. Fuller, a sister of Mrs. Geo.
Morse, Jr., who has been visiting
here for the past three weeks, went
to Washington territory, where her
J husband preceded her some four
months since.
J. X. Gill Of Harger s Blish, Dubu-
que, sold fine Everett Piano to Miss
Melinda J. Barker, and also one Of
the same kind to Mr.. T. Lee. The
Everett Piano is the best piano sold
for the price, and is warranted the
same. For sale at DR.. q. H. kellogg's
The barber shops are closed against
decent mans getting a shave or a
hair cut on Sunday, but not for the
purpose OF enabling the BARRIERS to
attend divine service. Penny-ante,
insulting decent women on the streets,
drunkenness and general rowdyism
is the extent Of their piety.
The jolly trio" Schooiboy's POEM
from RicevilIe, bids defiance to
rhyme and reason" II school boy
will send us his name and n 2-cent
stamp. we'll return the manuscript,
with the advice that the author try
and tell the story in prose.
A. ID. Galusha, one of the most ef-
ficent railway clerks in the North
west, has received notice Of his dis
naissal from the service. He has many
friends in Duluth who will try to
have him reinstated. His only offense
consisted i'm being democrat, and
he il removed to make place for re-
publican. Evening Herald.
Report says that DIR. Bulls is to be
he made postmaster at DEBORAH. 1t
would seem that in town of the
sine Of DEBORAH, man Of unquestion-
ed morals, at least, might he found.
Edwin Barbour's theatrical troupe
gave four entertainments in Cresco,
this week, to appreciative audiences,
This troupe really excel in merit the
celebrated Billy Marble troupe. Two
plays written by Mr.. Barbour stand
very high. We heard but one Of the
two. a Royal Perjurer." It is q fine
production, true to mans best inn
pulses and nature, and Of the purest
moral tone.