The Irish standard., 1892-12-31
BY THE WAYSIDE.

| BY THE WAYSIDE.
When a matter OF ''least dollars and
cents" at Dyer's you will find the largest
assortment of Music in every form al
lowest prices, quality considered.
Ticket No. 1907 won the pair of deer.
harness and sled at Young & Belanger' s
drawing on Christmas night. The name
of the lucky winner has not yet oeen
ascertained.
| Fathers Bloomer and EMS of the Do
minican order will open a mission al
Tomah, Wis, on New Years day for one
week. Father Ennis leaves this evening
for his work
Very Rev. J. j. Keane, pastor of the
Immaculate Conception, will preach al
vespers on Sunday evening, his topic be-
ing "The Paradise Of the Incarnation, OF
the Virgin Mother"
| Alexander Mccormick, an aged resi-
dent of this city, died Last Thursday al
his residence 1905 Second street north.
east, aged 1O2 years. The deceased leaves
widow and five sons. The funeral was
held this morning from st. Anthony oil
Padua church.
w J..Dyer & Bros. stores in Mime.
apolis and St. Paul are Musical Exposi.
tione. While this old and reliable Music
! House are importers and general music
dealers they also manufacture the Dyer
Bros Organ. Everything pertaining to
| music is shown in large assortments and
| at lowest possible prices.
Mrs Eleanor Conner, beloved wife OF
Hugh Conner, died at the family resi-
dence $3.50 Bryant avenue south last
Thursday, aged a. years. The funeral
| was held from St. Stephens church this
| morning at 9:2O o'clock, solemn requiem
mass being celebrated by Father Kenny.
| The remains were inferred at St. Mary'e
cemetery.
Judge Corrigan and George M. Bleek-
er have taken offices OF the third floor OF
the Boston block and can be found there
after the LIST of January under the firm,
name of Corrigan~ & Blocker. They
will make "a good team in the legal
business and The IRISH STANDARD
wishes them every success.
| Prominent Irishmen of Minneapolis
raised fund of $500 which was presented
as a Christmas gift to the widow OF
Daniel Ourley who is at present residing
in Chicago. Mr.. Curley. it will be re-
membered, was hanged in Dublin by the
authority Of the British government fol
alleged completely in the Phoenix Park
murders in 1882.
Rev. Father Cleary will hold divine
services at DANA hall tomorrow at ]O:S(
a, m. At 7:3O in the evening he Will
hold the first temperance rally since his
arrival in the city. His topic will be
.sThe Folly of the Drink Habit" and as
he is recognized as one of the most elo'
quent temperance orators in the country
the hall will surely be filed to it's utmos,
capacity on the occasion.
! Be sure to 20 to the Grand Opera
lHouse during next week and see the
greatest Irish comedian, Joseph Murphy
Kerry Cow" will be the play for the first
halt of the week and "Shaun Rhue' TO,
the last half. Buy your tickets of any
member of the Hibernion Rife company
at The IRISH STANDARD office or of John
Swift. You can get them from these
sources at regular prices and no extra
charge Tor reserved seats.
| On account of the poor water power
of last week the -four output ran down
to 10000 barrels, which was the small
est ground in any week since early u
July, says the Northwestern Miller. This
| is an average of 26,781 barrels day
For the preceding week the grind was
1885 barrels; for the corresponding
Itime in 1891, $4,000 barrels, and in 1890
lO2, $50 barrels.
| The Sunday school teachers OF Holy
Rosary parish were rewarded By Father
Bloomer for their punctuality and cheer
| fulnees in attending to the 600 children
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