Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-07-05

Gllc luluEG lOr us.
Sunset Cox, the great New York
Congressman, was at the Union de-.
pot yesterday on his way to Huron,
where he delivered masterly ad-
dress on the Fourth.
j. f. Hoelzle has opened a tailor
shop in the Cross building on Union
St. Mr.. Hoelzle is an experienced
and finished workman and we be-
speak for him a liberal patronage.
Stuttz New York Theatre Go. at
Oakes Opera House for three night s,
Thursday, July 4th, Friday, July
5th and Saturday, July 9th. Tickets
now on sale at post-olfice drug store.
Mr.. Baldwin, of Appleton, very
wealthy capitalist and largely inter-
ested in Oakes property, was in the
city this week and stated that our
city had greatly surprised HIM dur
ing the last year, in growth.
H. H. Kcnkel has sold his noted
trottilIg stallion, "Prince" to j.
NJ. Reynolds, Of this city; the
consideration being $3.50. Mr.. Rey-
nolds expects to put Prince on the
turf and make him do the one mile
act under fifty.
Stuttz New York Theatre Co.
play three nights in Oalles Opera
House, commencing Thursday, July
4th. Tickets now on sale at post
office drug store, where seats may be
reserved without extra charge. Ad-
mission one dollar.
Stuttz New York Theatre Co.
Of twenty members, will commence
three night engagement at Oakes
Opera House Thursday, July 4th, in
the comedy-drama entitled the "New
Fanchon." Tickets now OH sale at
the post-office drug store.
The City Council, in regular ses-
sion Monday evening, approved Of
the special sidewalk assessment as
published in The REPUBLICAN,, can
vassed the vote Of the special cleo
ton in the first ward, declared Chr.
Gorder elected and adjourned to
meet Tuesday night, when the ar
tesian we'll matter was fully dis
cussed.
See Stuttz New York Theatre Co.,
who open three nights engage
ment at Oakes Opera House on
Thursday, July 4th and you will see
the largest, best and most complete
theatrical organization in the West.
Admission one dollar. Tickets now
on sale at post-ofice drug store,
where seats may be reserved without
extra charge.
We regret that the secretary's re-
port Of the Dickey county Sunday
school convention reached us too late
for publication this week. The
officers elected are as follows for the
ensuing year: President, Hon. H.
J. Mallory; 1st Vice-President, Mr..
R, White; End Vice-President,
Rev. A. H. Carman; Secretary
and Treasurer, Rev. ]. W. Winder.
The exercises in this city were Of
unusual interest and the many in
attendance were welcome guests.
Much interest is being manifested
throughout the county in the Sab
bath-school cause. More t han seven
hundred are connected with the
work in the county. The executive
committee For the ensuing year:
Rev. A. H. Carman, Mr.. T. w.
Millham, Rev. G.. D. Cleworth.
Why do you send to Chicago, st.
Paul, Minneapolis or elsewhere for
your goods when you can buy them
cheaper at home? And to prove our
statement we will quote you a few
Of our prices which please compare
with those you have been buying,
and after deducting freight and
other expenses you will find our
goods the cheapest. Give us a call
and we will convince you.
''L1vE AND LET LIVE PRICES"
Csc buys one doz. . lb. cans Of
blackberries, raspberries and blue
berries; 81 buys 30 lbs. Michigan
quartered apples; 81 buys 20 lbs.
good rice; 81 buys 16 lbs. English
currants; 81 buys Is lbs. dried
grapes. These are something new
and choice; try them. 1oc per
pound for best quality dried beef.
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