The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-01-08

tive power." Topic orevening, Taking
Sides"
There was quite a dispersion Of young
people last week, fully twenty-five who
had been home from school and else
where, returning to their respective
Offices.
Andrew Monroe who removed from
this city fourteen years ago for the west
has returned, and has opened furniture
uphoIstering and repair shop in the Fish
or building on Main-st.
M. Billed has had his store thoroughly
renovated during the past week. The
interior has been repapered by w. J.
White6eld and it presents a very neat
and attractive appearance.
w. S. Dean has received letter from
Stewart Taylor, now visiting with his
parents in Ireland. He is improving rap
idly in health, and is confident of very
great improvement in health.
The judge of the municipal court has
made rev rule so far as general terms
of the court are concerned. Henceforth
every Tuesday will be general term day,
insted of two terms month.
7. w. Britton came down from Brain
erd the other day, and spent some time
with friends in this city and vicinity
III. g, A. N 4 J:%:<>,, ,,f he
.oliye branch to his chaplet. He is look
ling well.
The appealcases against James Jenkins
and John Allen tor services in the frandu.
lent survey in this city went by default
they not appearing. They had assigned
their claims and sold them prior tn the
appeal.
The first insalment of the selections
from Talleyrand' long expected Memoirs
is the most striking feature of the Janu.
AIRY CENTURY. A sketch OF Talleyrand
by Minister Whitelaw Reid prefaces this
instalment.
Later advices OF Stuart Taylor the bring
gratifying intelligence that he is in better
health, and is enjoying his visit among
his relations in Ireland. 1t is sincerely
hoped he may return fully restored TO
perfect health.
Hon Joseph Capser went down to St.
Paul on Monday. He will find mere
handful of his former colleagues in the
house. Both branches of the legislature
are made up almost entirely Of new men
mot much over dozen being reelected.
Eugene Richards came do wn from Ada
on Friday last TO spend a few days with
friends here. He has very desirable
position there and is well pleased. he
has scores Of friends here who were
pleased to see him.
Your wasted cheeks may have all the
plumpness and bloom of health through
your use OF Ayers Sarsaparill. This
time-houored remedy still leads the van.
1t improves digestion, purifies the blood,
and invigorates the system. Give it a
trial.
The demolishing of the old blacksmith
shop on Main-st. near the Little Falls &
Dakata depot is notable improvement.
1t was used by L. Kells, and he has sold
it to farmer living northeast ofthe city,
Mr.. Larson, who will take it to peices,
and use the fumber on the erection of a
burn.
Here it is near the middle of January
and no snow OF any account, an no cold
weather worth mentioning. The winter
so far would do credit to a latitude FIVE
hundred miles farther south. The wealth.
err prophets predict change with the
new moon. Let us see how wise they
are.
e. P. Barnum was elected enrolling
clerk Of the senate, under combination
of democrats and alliance men. The sci
ectiun is an excellent one, as Mr. Barnum
is thoroughly qualified for the RESPONSE
BILE duties devolving upon him. Hi.
friends here congratulate HIM upon hi:
success
Just one word the boys. Complaint.
have been made that there 10 too Rauct
rough treatment OF the smaller boys by
those who are few years Older, and
while it is not always malicious, yet it j.
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on an equal footing.
The subject OF the morning sermon al
the Congregational church next Sunda,
will be Gods love for us. and our low