The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-16

1T isn't always safe not to accept the
invitation to vacate the office ofeyen an
inoffensive and mild-mannerd business
man. There is point where endurance
ceases, to be virtue. l5t ;&@ /
A carload OF cattle from the west |
was unloaded at the Great Northern
stock yard on Tuesday evening. Two
of the animals were dead-trampled
under the feet of their fellows.
The pension examiners were in ses-
sion on Wednesday and examined num-
Der of veterans. The location ola board
IN this city has proved great conven-
fence to many of the old soldiers.
The skirt worn by Mrs. Cleveland at
the Inauguration ball was lined. with
hair cloth. This is not the heavy hair
| cloth of former days, .but flne light
weight skirt lining. For sale at Blied's.
Jacob Bros. have received the finest
| line of mems shoes, made especially for
their trade, ever placed on. sale in this
city. They can give you the best shoe
] for the moneyrto be found in central
! Minnesota.
IS. H. Spedon, the, caricaturist, has
changed his date, from March 18th to
March Goth. He will give one of his in
imitable lightning crayon entertainments
at the above date. Secure your tickets
at Bunnell's. S.esa
Henry A. Mayo and his bright. little
son of nine years, attended the inaugu
ration of president Cleveland. They
were passengers on the west bount
train Saturday evening on their way
home to Walhalla, N. D.
Il The roads were as badly blockadet
! by the baby blizzard of.Monday as thel
have been at anytime this winter. Rob
5 ert McCracken and James Love found
5 more convenient to walk in from HON
:. than to attempt to- drive. :, atsssi1s
THERE'S fine assortment of ney
X style spring hats ofvarious grades an
b prices at Jacob BIOS, which they hav
b Just received and placed onesale. Flo
the latest and nobbiest thing in hats ID
r not fail to call upon them.
nj Leave your standing order fc
d Fleischfnan's yeast. 1t will be delivers
/ every Wednesday and Saturday free
= extra charge at the rate of twelve cak'
for TWENTY-FIVE cents in any quantit
!. desired, by l.. M. Bunnell.
n. George La Fond, son-in-law OF
Pendergast, of this city. is candida
y. for mayor OF Little Falls against t
~ venerable Nate Richardson, who h
- held the Office ever since it was create
Tn The contest will be lively one.
III John R. Howard received a telegra
on Sunday last. announcing the inels
:: choly fact that nephew. Everett Ho
:. ard of Lake CRYSTAL, fireman on
Omaha road. had been killed by
- breaking of connecting rod on
~ engine.
the "A lodge Of the Knights of Pyth
Jay will be instituted in this city on Fro
'es of this week, with thirty-fve char
members, irisuring vigorous lod ye fir
re- the very beginning. It will be compo
w largely Of our younger business men
Eye employees. 4
VI The FIRE department in every
could not do better than to keep dc
any of Salvation Oil at each station. Il
the stantly relieves all burns, scalds
fine bruises, and in a. few days makes
rent effectual cure of the wound. TIVE
fse cents.
pon Bishop Zardetti has received a K
, de- from. RegsJ. II. Barrow. D. D., chair
and of the committee on Religious
see crosses. offering him membership
|, the 1.-THE advisory committee for the cor
TOO parliament Of religions at the Wo
(. Fair. The bishop accepted the of6cs