The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-12

Mood for sale A. VEssEY.
Buy your fruits of an exclusive frui
house.
Ladies fur capes $500 upwards a
Blieds.
The place to buy your fruit is a
Bunnells.
-Bunnell has the largest stock oil to-
baccos in the city.
House to rent. Enquire of
A. Wesley.
"A brick foundation is being LAID
under the north side of the Star Hotel.
A big plate of glass for his store
front has been received by John Batch
elder.
L. Nj. Bunnell has display. window
attractively trimmed with smokers
goods.
-Bunnell has received mountain OF
grapes, which he is selling at bottom
prices.
The I. H. n. reading circle will meet
with Mrs. Elliott Jones on Tuesday
evening next.
S. P. Hansen left on Wednesday
night with a car load of hogs and fat
cattle for st. Paul.
Mel. Billed has just got in an elegant
line of new velvet and ribbons IN all
shades and widths.
H. w. Briggs, travelling freight agent
of the Great Northern road, was III the
city on Wednesday. ..
Mrs. Truman has moved her barn to
tI,e Piue-st front of her lot and is fitting
it over into a dwelling house.
Edwin, son of Eric Hedin, was
thrown from buggy on Monday last
and his face was badly injured,
What is a table richly spread,
withouta "Cornucopia" of Dahlem's
fruits. and candies at its head!
Mrs. Chas. F. Hendryx has been in
CT Paul all the past week. Her father
$ still in a very critical condition.
Will Johnson, who has been so ssri-
ouslv i'll, is about again, and though not
very strong yet, he is feeling well.
"A. o. Matt1son has painted his new
house Oh Pine-st, and is building an
addition tor coal and wood house.
If YOU want two dollars for one
purchase one of Jacob Bros. negligee
shirts. They are going below cost.
Two car loads of stock jumped the
track at MeIrose on Monday night. Two
steers were killed and several injured.
There will be no services in the
Metho dist church on SUNDAY next. Mr..
Hart will not return until next week.
"A competent girl wanted for general
housework. Enquire of
MRS Billed.
CIGARS AND ToBAcco.-We have
taken, and held the lead in this line, tor
q quarter of century. A. DAHLEM.
Mrs. Stuart Taylor and family have
moved into the house recently purchased
by her. and just vacated by w. ;.
Dcan.
-Iohn Barchard, of Brockway, this
county, Polish farmer, was murdered
by his son on Monday last. The MUIR
derer escaped.
Jacob Bros. have two very beauti-
full Chinese Dir Is in their front window.
They are gorgeous in plumage and at
tract universal attention.
"A cold rain OF Wednesday evening
was followed by clear and cold night
and heavy white frost. The thermo-
meter reached 81 degrees.
Hugh Malloy, one of the alta BILE
conductors on the Great Northern road,
was visitor to the city on brief "lay
off, during the past week.
George Duncan went to st. Paul on
Wednesday to pass an examination as
to his efficiency as a mail clerk relative to
the Wisconsin mail scheme.
-Genevieve, the little daughter ofProf
Woodley is seriously i'll. DIR. Christie
ofLong Prairie was called in for consul
tat1on over the little sufferer.
With every twenty-five cent purchase
OF cigars or tobacco you get chance to
draw an elegant present at BunnelIs
His candies are always fresh.
Ms, Lucas Kells returned on Wednes-
day from Chicago, whittier she went
with her daughter Mabel, who has
entered the Chicago University.
%. w. Weaver OF Washington was
in the city on Tuesday. He is engaged
in procuring and tabnlating statistics
relative to building associations.
On Sunday last in ST. Cloud the rite
OF circumcision of Jewish infant was
performed. a rabbi from Minneapolis
came to that city for the purpose.
-Blied's great slaughter sale is now in
progress great sweeping reduction
the entire stock. Many goods are actus
ally selling for one-halfthe original price
Mel Billed has accepted the agency
for the Foster Paul Kid Gloves and in a
couple of weeks will guarantee the hest
styie, wear and fit to be had in the city
Hoods pills cure all liver ills. 25c.
Seut by mail on receipt OF prize by c. /.
Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell.
Mass.
Major Hendershot. TIE drummer OF
the Rappahannock. aud his son, will
assist in an entertainment 10 be given at
memorial hall by the grand army or
October 25th.
Judge Searle was in the city on Far
Cav last. He stopped here on his way