The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-06

The compliment paid by the city
council to its clerk J. F. Cooper was a
very graceful recognition of efficient SER
vice. Mr.. Cooper is an ideal city clerk,
and he will be his own successor provid,
ing merit be the criterion.
Leave your standing order for
Fleischman's yeast. 1t will be delivered
every Wednesday and Saturday free OF
extra charge-atth the rate of twelve cakes
tor twenty-five cents in any quantity
desired, by L. M. Bunnell.
There is fine assortment OF new
style spring hats of various grades and
prices at Jacob Bios, which they have
just received and placed on sale. For
the latest and nobbiest thing in hats do
not fail to call upon them.
Sanford Smith and D. P. Marshall
have exchanged residence properties,
Mr.. Marshall acquiring the house near
the elevator and exchanging therefor
residence and large lot in Hoboken.
They will remove at once
Men of all professions and trades,
ministers, lawyers, merchants and me-
chanics unite in indorsing DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup the old reliable cure for all
bronchial and pulmonary troubles as the
best household remedy in The market.
Mel ScharE,,c hoe .a+,,-,oI c.1...
Winona. where he mas been learning the
jewelers. trade, and has engaged with H.
F. Alden. He is reliable young man, a
flne mechanic, and he has scores of trien Is
here who will be glad to welcome him
back.
Mrs E. P. Barnum, who has been very
i'll, came up from St. Cloud on Wednes-
day on visit to her son, F. E. Barnum.
Her scores of friends in this city are re-
joiced at her recovery. She is accompa-
MED bv her sister, Mrs. c. w. Nash of
Hastings.
The following st. Paul item is signi-
fcant:
A. H. Petit of Sank Centre, was here
this week with his petition for the APP
pointment of register of the st. Cloud
land Office. He was piloted about by
Senator Keller.
Men and officers of the police force,
who are exposed day and night to all
sorts OF weather, should keep Salvation
OIL, the iufallible cure for rheumatism
and neuralgia. at their homes. They
cannot afford to be withoutit. Twenty
five cents bottle.
Chan Harmon has received num-
Der of applications for positions in the
Tyrol pest office. But it can be set
down as cold fact that the best subor-
dinate place will go to DIR. Dubois. civil
service orno civil service. To theyvictors
belong the spoils.
The wall finish ADVERTISED for sale by
How Bros. & Co. is for sale by H rnson
& Emerson. 1t was mistake made bv
its manufacturers. Now if it had been
anything in the line of hardware How
Bros. & Co. could supply the earth-but
they are not selling wall finish.
Major A. A. Whitney has leased his
Melrose home and has rented the West
house in this city, recently vacated by
T. w. Mann. He has removed his fami-
ly to Sank Centre and will henceforth
make his home here. He will be in the
pineries during the summer at work for
the government.
--Th': Literary Society met on Monday
evening, and selection was read upon
immigration, which called forth lively
discussion, which drifted into collateral
channels. The next regular meeting will
be held a week from next Monday even
ing when Rev. ]. A. Wood will read
paper on taxation.
The Linden Trio Concert on Thurs
day evening last was delightful enter
|tainment, and all who attended were