The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-13

Work has been commenced on w. S.
Deans barn on Third and Maple-sts.
Mrs. Geo. L. Stabler will sell line
of untrimmed felt hats for rs cents and
up.
The Democratic legislative conven-
tion will be held at Melrose on Saturday
next.
The brick work on the Miller build
ing is being rushed to completion very
rapidly.
Mrs. w. E. Coles of Bird Island, is
visiting her grandmother Mrs. Alexan-
der Moore.
Ladies, have you seen Mrs. Geo. l..
Stabler's line OF millinery and novelties?
1t not call and see them.
Rev. c. w. Lawson has been assign
ed for PASTORAL work to Alexandra, and
will leave on Saturday next.
-Kimball's piano and furniture polish
and also Mrs. Bradley's face wash for
removing moth, tan, freck!es, black heads
an pimples. No lady's toilet is complete
without it. For sale by Mrs. Hattie
Connolly, Third-st. Sank Centre.
The tariff may go up and the tariff may
go down, but whether it goes up or comes
down, the place to buy clothing is at Jacob
Bros. the leading clo,hiers. Why3 Be-
cause they have the largest assortment, they
have all the latest styles and they have the
best goods for the least money. Give them
trial aud see il this is not true.
AT the Democratic convention held in
this city on Saturday evening, Lucas
Kells, Thomas 7. Murphy, Henry Keller
and A. H. Petit were elected delegates
to the county convention. They went
down on Monday to be on the ground
early. The convention was. held on
Tuesday.
IT. L. Smith, with the Phoenix Elec-
trio Co. of Duluth. assisted by Walter
Emerson is putting in an electric light
plant at Morris Of $50 lights. When
through there they will return and finish
the work here.
ID. T. Calhoun came up from ST.
Cloud on Monday noon and addressed
the members of the Democratic club in
the evening. He is pleasant speaker
and makes very plausible presentation
of a bad case.
Rallies! Political-are the order OF the
day. But they will die out after November
9Th. Not so with jacob Bros rally. The
rally at their big store is perpetual. People
of all politics, all creeds and all colors rally
there because they know that there they can
get better goods for less money than at any
other place in Stearns County.
Cooks for hotels and restaurants es
well as for private families are fast set
Ting down to tho convection that Saliva
ton Oil absolutely necessary for burns,
scalds aud chapped hands, and they
show their faith by keeping it ON hand
"A petition is being circulated Tor
signatures to be presented to the COVER
nor. asking for the pardon OF Edward f.
Crosscn of Melrosc. who was sentenced
to the reformatory this summer for the
. crime of seducing young girl at Alex.
andria.
lion. l.. L. Baxter was in the city Oh
Monday, OH his way TO Glenwoo1,
where he is holding term of court. The
Judge is genial gentleman and a sound
and impartial Judge. whose eminent
fitness for the position has earned for
him reelection without opposition<
II. Hart has returnedfrom Montana,
and repurchased the fruit store formerly
owned by him, and will conduct the
business. 1t is the purpose Of c.. w,
Hart to 60 to Montana and take charge
OF theranch that his brother has been
summing.