Morris tribune., 1889-03-20

Call at Hancock & Stebbins and
purchase dollars worth of tea and
get ticket in an elegant hanging
lamp.
Mrs. Whitley desires to call the
attention of her friends and the public
to her large stock of latest styles of
spring millinery goods just received
from the east. 11t4
The supper given by the ladies OF
the Catholic church for the benefit Of
the Sisters of Mercy, at Agency hall
last Monday evening, was most ex-
cellent one, and was quite literally
patronized, but not as generally as
we could have wished. It was GER
tainly given for worthy object, and
every business man in town should
have aided it by his patronage.
The Ottawa (Ill.) Journal says that
our friends, the Hathaway Bros. have
just shipped to Wheaton, Traverse
county zone of the finest lots of
mares ever sent from LaSalle county.
The load is composed of high grade
Norman and Shire mares and is de-
cldedly splendid lot. If the Mime
sofa people don't appreciate these,
they don't know good horse when
they see it, that's ALL"
The Western Rural, in an article
on 1.-THE Hired Man and Milking"
says: Some people hire such cheap
help that they should not expect any
thing efficient, and if we deliberately
hire such help, and it kicks the cow
and swears at her and only half milks
her, we are getting pretty much all
that we pay for. A good deal is said
about thorough. bred stock, and not
near as much as might profitably be
said about thoroughbred help.
The Jacobson county seat bill has
passed the senate by a vote of "a to 1.
The bill is amended SO as to require
the signatures of sixty per cent Of
the legal voters on the petition and
fifty-five per cent of the votes cast at
the election for removal. The Whea-
| ton Gazette says that in Traverse
county "there will be little difficulty
in obtaining these and the Taxpayers
can now feel certain of speedy relief
from the injustice they have SO long
suffered"
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
famous for its prompt and effectual
cures of coughs and colds. The most
severe cold may be loosened and re-
lieved by few doses Of this valuable
remedy. For sale by Fritz Buckentin
The advertising columns of local
paper have become to be considered
the reflex of the business community
in which it is published. If the
columns are we'll patronized and in
diligently edited the impression is at
once formed that the business men
are wide-awake, enterprising and
bound to succeed in pushing their
town to the front. On the other
hand, If the advertising columns are
but poorly patronized, no matter how
good a paper tho editor may succeed
in issuing, the public at once stamps
the community in which it Is pub
lished, rs dead, lacking in public
spirit, and devoid of that push which
5, every live town should possess.
Wheaton Gazette: Mrs. Ed. Chell,
LOT Tintah, came to Wheaton yester.
day and swore out a warrant for ths
arrest of one Godfry Johnson, eharg
= ing him with assault with intent te
Z commit rape. Constable Pickle
started for the residence Of the party
at once but in some way Johnson re
ceiyed notice of what was going OF
\ and made good his escape. The con
stable searched all night for him but
! was unable to get any trace of him
According to the statement of Mrs
] Chell he assaulted her on several diff
: ferent occasions, but in each instanc,
she succeeded In protecting herself
I. johnson is an unmarried man an(
j has always bore good reputation
q If captured he is liable to serve "A tern
= Of years in the penitentiary as Mrs
! Chsll claims to have testimony tina
Will prove his guilt beyond question