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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-01

81 Disturbances began at standing Rock Indian
agency
Irish Nationaists William OBrieh anu li,n =,
INV Harrington and D. Sullivan arrived u
Ne@ York ...,,,,,,
4 f;en..ral election for congressman thfouRho".
the sfuited states with a few exceptions any
for state and local Offices IN most 81 Tue s
Democrats secured two-thirds naJoflty
I - The Eiftv-sscofd congress, only s. Repub.
beans bein. ELECTED thereto out OF tetai
meinbarslii9 Of 39s. several members elected
BY Farmers Alliance
/ Rollins Bingham committed foigefles aiiiouii,
inn 10 s2S coo at Kansas city and disappeared
| 6 Henry NJ Stanley arrived in ~ } of9i tuis
| gas shortly followed by the dNaofn rear
| guard" exposure.
H. Wall street greatly excited by fears OF =
manic. Tie f.iiires OF Charles ~ Whitney q
10. David Richmond, Decker Howell q Co.'
with liabilities OF Sl9,0U000. and John i.
NfaIser & sons, importers, with Liabilities OF
silO000I and assets Of 81, 100000 announced.
p SUSPENSION Of the North River bank, OF Ne"
work ard t,yo small firms the Stock TX
change attributed TO the financial stfingeney.
"a Reginald Blrchail executed at Moodst"ok'
Ont
49, Delegate Carey elected y. 5. senator from wy
oming
~
Alba-t II Smith, of New York.
Harrison H. Wentworth bookkeeper Of the
Lime Rock National b. ns, at Providence, X
l., charged with embezkling $4,000
David Cowlenlock. cashier Of the banking firm
of Cowling, Cowlenioels & Co., disappeared
from Mount Carmel his, with s2O,ool
49, U. s. armored cruiser Maine launched at the
Brooklyn navy yard
Gen John b. Gordon elected U. S senator from
Georgia
Governor Francis e. Warren elected U. S sen.
ator from Wyoming,
10. Troops ordered to the Pine Ridge and Rosebud
Indian agencies
90 The Z. S. Express company robbed Of $4,000
by Morris Marks, an ex-employe Of a bank at
Rochester n. y: captured next day.
Toor, Yoong g. Co. Chinese merchants, disap
peared from san Francisco with S600oO.
a. Continued movement Of troops to the Indian
reservations.
s5 Pardon and release OF fssa Hamilton from Jail
at Camden, y j.
8 Resignation Of Cnarle8 Francis Adams as
president Of Che Union Pacific r. r.; Sidney
Dillon elected as his successor.
%. Reelection Of James i. Pugh 70 the senate
from AaDaina.
% With the exception of Timothy Harrington,
all the Irish Nationalist visitors in America
declared against Par9s1.
pEcfiinER
/. Congress reassembled
Jacob Schaefsr won the worlds billiard cham
pionship at New York
s. Passage of the international copyright bill by
the house.
l. Fall Of a blast furnace at Joliet. Ills. killed.
5 Nomination OF Romaldo Paahece Of California,
to be minister to the Central American states.
Q. CTescents beat Orange Atlletic club ~ football
at Brooklyn, aud won the championship Of the
American Football union.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-01

Who is Little Prince Dusty9

Who is Little Prince Dusty?
Mr. Marvin's subject next Sunday will
| be: "HoW to defend the Bible" Topic at
Stockbridge, Chow readest thou?"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gage of Wells Riv-
er rejoice over the birth of a SON on KIT
mas morn.
| The Christmas exercises at the several
churches passed off very pleasantly.
Alba Childs of iHillsboro Bridge, N. H.,
was the guest of Fred Martin and wife on
Sunday.
Daisy Martin who has been spending
several months with her sister Mrs. Frank
Tower returned home Tuesday.
Elmer Barnes of West Randolph was the
guest of Hiram Campbell xtmas week.
One foot of snow fell on Friday.
DIR. Brigham and SON and DIR. Smith
were in town Saturday.
The Cong'l society meets with Mrs. Geo.
Knowlton on Wednesday of this week.
The w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs. f. A.
Kezer on Friday.
James and Sherman Beckwith were at
home last week.
E. III. Edgerton spent last week in st.
Lawrence Co., N. Y.
F. A. Kezer has sold his foundry to Chas
Hewlett OF Bristol.
Mr.. Willard Mott Of Brandon visited at
Mr.. Whitlock's recently.
B. Frank Tower of Coventry spent last
week with his aged mother and other rel
atives.
Frank Handy is home to spend the holt
days.
Mary Whitlock is in Brandon, Whiting
and Crown Point, N. Y, for few weeks.
Dean Fassett OF West Randolph was with
his brother last week.
Hugh Henry returned to his work in
Boston on Thursday.
2. L. Baker and wife spent Christmas
with her daughter in Warren.
Milo Ball returned to his school Monday
after spending Xtmas with his family.
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Thursday, Jan. /, 1891.
SOUTH RoyaLToN NEWS.
Little Prince Dusty?

Little Prince Dusty?
Snow 10 the depth OF IL inches fell Sat.
with the thermometer 2 degrees below
New Years Ball at C. H. Woodlands.
Mask party at Woodlands Hall Sat. eve
Jan. 3rd.
Annual church and Society meeting al
the Cong'l church at p. m. Friday Jan 2
Roll call of members and banquet at the
close of the meeting.
Mrs. Dana, sister of Mrs. VIM. Smith is
visiting her. Mrs. S. is much improved
in health.
Mr.. Ellis of Keene, N. H., is visiting in
town.
Mr.. Abbott OF Newburyport, who has
been visiting his brother @. H. Abbott, re-
turned home Sunday night.
Potatoes are bringing rs cents per bush
ell delivered at the depot.
ID. c. Jones has put in 100 tons of first
quality ice for his customers, securing 1t
from a pond that is fed by spring water.
The Shepard Family will make weeks
trip commencing at Barre on Jan. Bird.
The proceeds of the entertainment Sat.
eve will be used to purchase maps and
charts for the school.
Mrs. Mark Metcalf is much better, the
antiseptic treatment at the time OF the OPP
Grafton preventing superat1on and the
wound is healing rapidly.
Mr.. Witt is very sick at his sons in New
port, VT, where he and his wife went to
visit about two weeks ago.
AS H. L. Bixby's second year at So. Roy
alton closes he remembers with pleasure
the irrepressible kindheartedness exhibit
ed by his friends in the past season and
hopes that in the remaining eight years OF
his term nothing will occur to impair the
mutual confidence now existing. This has
been for him the best year of the last ten
and he dares to hope that there is a good
reason for it. He is here every Tuesday,
so far without an exception.
The following officers we've elected at
the annual meeting of the Central Vt.
Horse Breeders: Pres, F. M. Manley,
Sharon; LIST vice pres, Chas. Il. Drown,
Sharon; End vice pres, Geo. w. Brown,
So. Royalton; Sec'y, H. Smith, So. Royal
ton; Treas, ]. F. Shepherd, So. Royalton;
Gen. Sup, Silas Howard, Royalton; Mar
shall, c. P. Abbott, So. Royalton; Elk.
Com, f. M. Manley. Sharon; Geo. Drown,
Sharon; Chas. Wiley, Sharon; Chas. Por-
ter, Sharon; Geo. Brown, So. Royalton; G.
p. Abbott, So. Royalton; l. F. Shepherd,
SO. Royalton; Silas Howard, Royalton;
F. /. Graves, E. Barnard Chas. e. Drown,
Sharon; s. B. Buell., So. STAFFORD; Jas.Ty-
son, Jr., So. STAFFORD; FL. Smith, Sharon;
N. O. Mosher, Sharon; j. II. Dunbar, No.
Hartland; d. W. Bliss, Bethel.
The party who sent this item will please
send his maine SO we may know whom to
credit for the money enclosed for paper.
ED.
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GaysvilIe.
Little Prince Dusty?

Little Prince Dusty2
Dick Gay was in town last week.
Mabel Smith returned to Randolph or
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Chamberlin and children OF
Rutland are visiting Mrs. Addie Rogers
Ed McIntire was in Randolph last week.
Annie Rogers closea her school on Whit.
comb hill last Wednesday.
Xmas exercises at the hall passed of
pleasantly.
Lorenzo Bird of Newport, N. H., was in
town last week.
Sally Gay is visiting in town.
Kittie Brooks visited her sister, Mrs. DIR.
Steele, last week.
The people OF Stockbridge are getting
their ice from the pond.
Several from this place attended the
Xmas exercises at Lympus.
Geo. Adams and wife visited in Royal
ton last week.
DIR. Leavitt spent Xmas at his home in
So. Royalton.
Mrs. Lucy Durkee was in Hanover, N.
H., last week
News of the death of Mrs. Lewis Will
Iiams of Mortified came by telegram last
Friday. Rev S. II. Tucker attended the
funeral Monday.
Mrs. Willard Gay of West Randolph is
spending few days in town.
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WORLDS FAIR DATES


February "a Chicago decided upon IS the site
By the house
March .. Time Of holding the worlds fair past
poned till 1898
April "a Senate passed the bin for the fair a.
Chicago in 1893
April % President signed the bill
June p. Ex-senator Palmer, Of Michigan. MADE
president Of the commission
august ! Illinois legislature passed World iAf
bill
August 5. Governor signed the bill
September D. Dual site-Lase front and jackson
park chosen by local directors
September 10 Col. George R. Davis chosen q
rector general
September ~ National directory reversed i9'-s
a-reelorg's choice Of site and substitutes
Washington park
November Daniel B. Burnhan. u Chlca~e
made chisf % construction.
November y 4 dilfereaces bet reen ioeli ala
national oirpctorles adjusted
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No.Royalton.

VIM. Bliss was quite seriously injured
Saturday morning BY horse kicking
him.
We are sorry to learn Miss Maud Dun
ham Is not improving as fast as might lie
desired.
Aleert King had a severe attack of rheu-
nasisnl last week but Is improving.
t,hss. Kidder and wife and David Dut-
ton and wife spent Christmas az H ".
Dutton's.
Mrs. Eliza bearing IS caring for Mrs.
woodburv who IS dangerously u il Ran
dolph-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-01

Following the example of Vermont
and New Hampshire, Maine is inves-
tigating the subject of abandoned
farms, with results that cannot be al
together gratifying to the loyal sons of
the State. The number of such farms
is found by the Commissioner of La
Dor to be 3.31S, comprising 254 ,513
acres. These farms are valued for
purposes of taxation at 81, 1868, 769.
The causes which have led TO their a.
abandonment are the same as those
which have been operative in the 9TH
ernorthern New-England states, but
it does not appear that any steps have
yet been taken to repopulate the de-
serted Maine farms, though the sue
cess of New Hampshire and Vermont
in that direction indicates that similar
experiments might be worth while in
the Pine Tree State.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Royalton.
Little Prince Dusty?

The oyster supper to be given by the La
dies Aid Society will be postponed on ac-
count of the week of prayer. Date to b.
announced later.
Miss Maud Preston and Chas. Folsom
were married at the home of the bride on
Xmas day. Their many friends wish
them "bon voyage" on the matrimonial!
sea. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Laird spent Xmas in
w. Randolph with Mrs /. M. Jones.
N. Miller Pratt of u. v. M. spent Xmas
in town, the guest of Mrs. j. B. Morse.
singing school is in progress under
the leadership OF Robert West of Gays
vile.
Mrs. DR.. Gerrish and Seymour Culver
are both quite ill, the latter having rheu-
matte fever.
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I'ittsfeld.
Little Prince Dusty?

Little Prince Dusty?
Mrs. John LaBarrow is no better.
Xmas exercises were held in the town
hall Wed. eve.
The question in the different districts
now is, "Shall we prolong our winter
terms so as to enable us to draw our pub
lie money?'
Rev. Mr.. Pringle preached at the Cong'l
church Sunday.
Mrs. Emeline Blossom has igone to
spend the winter in Kansas with her son
William.
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East Bethel.

MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Bixby and daughter
of w. X. junction are visiting her father,
3. F. Burnham.
Mrs. F. E. Fowler and Mrs. S. Weeden
are very poorly.
About one foot of snow fell Friday.
Fa rmers are harvesting ice in large guam
titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Folsom who were
recently married will board at II. w .Fow-
ler's.
John Slack has let his farm to Mr.. Egg
gleston of Stockbridge.
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Granville.
Who Is Little Prince Dustyg

Who is Little Prince Dusty9
E. p. Bostwick supplied the pulpit Sun.
day in the absence OF Rev. G. w. Ross.
T. g. Easton OF Cornwall was guest OF
Mr.. Nichols last week.
Rev. G. W. Ross and family are visiting
in Sheldon.
Anna Riley is home from Montpelier.
Addie Heminway is home from Brandon
on short vacation.
A. ! LaYb is home from w. Randolph.
Many from this place attended the Xmas
exercises at Hancock and pronounced
them very pleasant.
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Who is Little Prince Dustys

Win Sleeper is teaching the village
school.-C w. Howe is nov laid up with
misunderstanding Christmas exercises
were well attended and nearly everybody
was kindly remembered. Hon. Henry A.
Clark presented Rev. Mr.. Perkins with a
check Tor s25.- Miles Kranan is GONZALES
cent from pneumonia.-Mrs. Chester
Downer with her daughter and son-in-
law will soon take a trip to southern Cali
fornia. They will be gone two months
Thermometer 20 below Tuesday morning,
the coolest OF the season.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-01

Who ever heard of county in Yer
mont issuing bonds to raise money TO
buy farming seeds for its inhabitants?
That's what they are doing out in Kan
sas. Come East, young man, come
East You have only to work here
to be insured a good living.-Ex-
change.
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Barnard.


Little Prince Dusty7
Miss Nellie Rogers received several val
liable Christmas presents from her schol-
airs, as token OF their esteem.
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A YEARS DEATH RECORD
NAMES OF EMINENT PERSONS DE-.
CEASED DURING 1890.

The List Includes Statesmen. scientist.
Soldiers, Sailors. Royalty. oourtien
Divines, showmen, Governors. and. /,
short. People in All Walks of Life.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-01

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q Edmund StHgis Crawford, whD.ssoIe Ssl.oD
from the American Ezxlange bank, ii New
York arrested in spanish Honduras aftf.r two
years chase
8, Declared al the annual meeting n Mor1nous
in Utah that further prophetic reyeiations are
not 10 be expected
Z. Defalcation in New York Of DesIgiss Hilcher
IN S30aoo0
s. Deialcation &C Frederick KinbaA teller Of the
Peopies savings bank. Of worlssa.r. Mass.
in Ss3.s00
Ballot reform iii passed by the Iowa hoase;
Governor Jackson slgDed similar bill ia Mary
land
a. The Z. S supreme court deeidel that the
killing Of Iilgs Terry by Deputy Marshal
Maggie was justifabls aud thai California
state courts had 10 Jurisdiction
~ FINAL adjournment q the Pan American con
gress al Washington.
81. Indictmena against Frank Woodruff for ceza
plicity 10 The murder Of Or. Cronia. in Chi
cage qiiashe5.
= oomProaniS., banos reform bill passed. b. the
New York state senate
IS Ev- Assistant District Attorney George r
Ives q Salem, Mass, charged With forseries
amounting 70 $4,000
8 Ioaa law providing for Die seizure 81 Hcuor
in Original plc.sgesn declared y be macon
stitufiaaal 81 the {. S. supreme court
2 Ballot reform lin sigaed by Governor HnL Of
New YORK
"a Georse 2 wAilaey. booskeeper, arrested
CHARGED with stealing $4,000 from the a.
bany 81 ~ City National bank
4. G. ~. steele. 81 Indiana, confirmed a. -
erDor O. otl4hena hy thesenate.
IS Nine aeeia=ai AZ i-iaiey, Pa; 81 killed
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-01

I. Congress adjourned
g. William Ii. Sehreiber turned over SsU.Oo0
which he had stolen from the FIRST National
lssnk q Coln nb1-, lad
G. Mckinney tariff Llw took effect
PsIral marriages forbidden ~ President Wood
Suf. of the Mormon church
s. RUDE Burrows, q noted desperate aud muir
derer. killed at Birmingham Ala. after
having escaped from Jail
Dedication q ex-City Treasurer Fitzpatrick of
TerTe Hautp, Ind. in $4,000
,. DR.. George W. Lloyd murdered by Mary An
derson's crazy lover, james Dougherty, at the
flatbush q. - ins1fse asylum
Il Police census OF New YORK city gave. 4 ropla-
ton If i.slo.sla increase OF 1874 over
official figures
Justin Morrill, reelected to the L. S senate
from Vermont
Is. Great excitement lasting for over month v as
started in New Orleans 10y the murder Of
David e Hennessy. chief OF police by mem
beEs 81 the Malta, an Italian secret society
Il. Original pacSsge~ saloons in Kansas aud
Iowa permitted 10 reopen by court decision
%. Killed by the burning Of the steamer Annie
Young, near lexington, MICA
Suicide II A. Is. Nfullttt ex-slpervlsin.s ary.hi-
tsct q tie {. 5 treasury 1t Washington:
bora 1854
p killed and many injured hy a railroad acct
deui near slaaa' alley 9,
g. Charles ". Isobinson, New York banker and
bro.er, ernfesseI - Slo9o1o fogsgeriss
u killei IS The wreck Of BaFnun's circus trafr
near AiEeas Ca
30 Is slroali.7i COLLISION between the sisa4rsr
Nizeaga and the schooner Coruehas Bar
sreeses II l3arnegsI, X. j. both vessels irzt
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12

A popular concert will be given by the
r. B. George Chicago convention and
concert company, on Friday evening of
this week. The program will consist Of
Solos, Duets, Trios, Quartettes and
Ghoruses, Sentimental, Mirthful, Sacred
aud Classical, suited to the time and
place in which it is given. Concert will
be free, bnt frst-class. The object in
giving the concert free is to organize a
Musical Convention or school for the
study OF vocal music, which will last FIVE
days uext week. Number of lessons,
twelve, of one hour each, which will be
given so they will not conflict with The
public sceool. The course will consist of
the study and development of the science
of music, the principles of voice culture,
the art of phrasing, pronunciation in
singing, the various degrees of power,
tie mental effect of tone. The coures
will conclude with concert on Thursday
evening of next week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12

The Cyclone steam snow plow COM
pany has been made the defendant in
actions begun by the Northwestern Rail-
roader, the National Car and Locomotive
Builder, the Railway Review and the
Railway Purchasing Agent company,
all railroad journals, to recover various
sums, ranging from 500 up, claimed to
be due for advertising. C.P. Jones has
been garnisheed in some of the suits.
The bill of the Railway Review amounts
to over SIS, OOO.-[ Minneapolis Times.
This is the company in which E. P.
Caldwell, formerly of the Duluth, Huron
andDenyer road is very largely inter-
ested, the plow being his invention.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12
Not One In Ten


Vi the people you meet from day to day
has perfectly pure, healthy blood. The
hereditary scrofulous faint aff1icts the
large majority of people, while many
others acquire diseases from impure air,
improper food and wrong indulgeaces.
Hence the imperative necessity tor re-
liable blood purifier like Hoods Sarsapa-
rllla, which eradicates every impurity,
and gives to the blood vitality and health.
1t cures scrofula, salt rheum, humors,
boiis, pimpies, and all other affections
caused by impurities or poisonous germs
in the blood. All that is asked for Hoods
Sarsaparilla is that it be given a fair
trial.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12

All medical authorities agree that
catarrh is no more nor less than an in
fammation of the lining membrane OF
the nasal air passages. Nasal catarrh
and all catarrhal affections of the head
are not diseases of the blood, and it is a
serious mistake to treat them as such.
No conscientious physician ever attempts
to do so. 1t is held by eminent medical
men that sooner or later specific will
be found for every disease from which
humanity suffers. The factsjustify us in
assuming that for catarrh at least pos.
tive cure already exists in Ely's Cream
Balm,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12

A very successful tableau-entertain.
ment was recently given in New York,
the subjects being taken from illustra-
tons in the current magazines. The idea
| is simple one, and if the subjects are
chosen it can be made very interesting.
The Century company has prepared
list of suitable pictures with suggestions
for anyone who wishes to get up the
entertainment. They will send it free on
request.
A meeting of the creamery directors
was held on Saturday last, and it was
decided to commence operating work at
once. On Monday active canvassing for
customers began. and routes were looked
over, parties being engaged to ride over
them and have them ready for spring
operations. 1t is the purposeto establish
six routes at once to be gone over three
times each week-every other day, col
Letting cream. In this way the entire
country within radius of eight or ten
miles can be completely covered 1t is
probable the creamery will be in active
operation in April or the first of May.
Hi HENRY's GEoRGEoUs PALACE CAR.
The magnificent palace car in which
Manager Hi Henry and his famous mis-
strels of 80 stars are making their present
tour, is one of the finest ever constructed
and without doubt the finest ever ex-
pressly built for the show business. 1t
will be at the G. N. depot, on Friday,
Feb. 18th, which is the date of their APP
pearance at the opera house. Tickets
now on sale at Greene's. Price Scots.
Though Lutheran is dead and gone
there remains few animated people
with life enough to know when to rise.
That class came forth in good numbers
Saturday evening to hear the Swedish
Sextette, probably the finest concert ever
given in the United States wholly by six
male voices and without any instru-
mental accompaniment whatever. The
interludes were supplemented by Edw.
P. Elliott, of Boston, giving character
istic representations mainly. He is the
best that has come this way in a long
time. 1t is hard to understand how his
exquisite way of rendition could be i'm
proved upon.
The singing of two gentlemen unaided
by any Instrumental accompaniment is
best characterized by spontaneous re-
mark of local official and cultivated
musician as he was leaving the opera
house: at was supberb! Never in my
life have l heard such pleasing effect
from company OF male singers" Every
member received double encore.-[ Still
water Gazette
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12

PICTURE MoULpINGs.-I have received
the finest and best assortment of Mould
ings for picture frames, ever brought to
Sank Centre. and and am prepared to
frame pictures in any desired style at
reasonable prices.
la. GILMAN.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12

NOTICE TO Sons OF VETERANs.-There
will be special meeting of the Sons ofVet-
Grams, Saturday evening, Jan. "a, for the
purpose OF preparing for the 10Th of Feb,
and the transaction of other business.
All members are earnestly requested to
be present.
BY order of
Guy RICE, Nd. J.CLEvELAND,
First Sergt. Captain.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12

For SALE.-A good house in good re
pair opposite Chan. Harmon's, for sale
cheap easy terms. Address,
F. MILLER.
Long Prairie MINI.