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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-06
cAUK CENTRE HERALD.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1885,
See those spring wraps at Blied's.

See those spring wraps at Blied's.
Easter was typical spring day.
Spring fever is the prevailing epidem-
ic.
Good Friday was a chill and breezy
day.
Wheels have taken the place of rum
ners.
-Bunnell has an assortment OF fresh
.ruits.
Quite variety of spring birds have
returned.
White oak fence posts lot sale by
Dean & Co.
-Jno Simonton and wife have removed
to Melrose.
A few wild ducks have been shot
this spring:
Use Fleischmann's yeast, for sale by
L. M. Bunnell.
"A sidewalk is being LAID on the lower
end of Pine-st.
Spring stock of shoes just received
by Jacob Bros,
L. NJ. Bunnell has fresh lettuce-the
first Of the season.
Red walking shoes for ladies at the
Boston Shoe Store.
The pension examining board was in
session or Wednesday.
Silver Greek has been higher this
spring than for several years.
School will reopen on Monday next
after an Easter vacation Of ten days.
Cloth topand patent leather tip shoe
for children at the Boston Shoe Store.
The stockholders of the creamery
propose to lease it tor the ensuing year.
"A banquetto distinguished citizen
is among the probabilities OF the future.
Mater in the lake raised three inches
on Tuesday night. and it is still coming
up.
-Pingree & Smiths reliable foot wear
for ladies and gents at the Boston Shoe
store.
You can not be without those seam
less school shoe at the Boston Shoe
Store.
"A large invoice of red school house
shoes just received at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Oranges, twenty to sixty cents per
dozen. Mexican tangarines, very fine at
Bunnell's.
Gen. Catterson and family have re-
moved to the house opposite the Episco
pal church.
Fresh vegetables, including lettuce.
radIshes, california cabbages, Just re-
ceived at BunnelPs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HaHwill occupy
the house on Maple-st., recently vacated
by Gen. Catterson.
III you want something stylish and
durable IN spring wraps, select from
Blied's elegant line.
-Silas Noble has moved into house
of Alexander Moore's on Walnut-st.
He is building barn.
Try pair of James Means $500
shoes for gentlemans' wear for sale at
the Boston Shoe Store.
The latest style in ladies shoes such
as globe toe and clotn top just received
at the Boston Shoe Store.
"A break IN he water works pump
necessilated the shutting off oil water for
q couple OF hours on Tuesday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-06
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS. WASTE RULES"
Sal POI 10
store Your stoves

When you want your coal stove taken
down leave your order with How Bros.
& Co. They will call for it, store it, in
sure it, clean it and put it up for you
next fall at trif1ing expense. Save the
labor, trouble and annoyance of hand.
ling and taking care Of the unwieldy
things by calling upon How Bros. &
Co. to do for you.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-06

Where did the snowgo to? The vast
body has disappeared aud comparative.
ly little water has been the result.
The through trains from the west on
the great Northern have been late tor
several days owing to high water.
On Saturday evening the Sons OF
Veterans will give maple sugar sociable
at the residence of F. L. Nickerson.
Ladies walking shoes in all styles
with globe toe and cloth topIn plain and
hand turned at the Boston Shoe Store.
How Bros. & Co. and John Batchel.
der have their delivery wagons hand.
somely htted up and painted for summer
business.
Byron F. Carr is on a visit home. He
will leave next week 10 adjust settlers
claims and differences with the Northern
Pacigc road.
John w. Gray had the misfortune to
have one of his fingers badly crushed
while at work in the Keller factory a
day or two since.
The Stearns County District Union
OF the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian EndeavUr will meet in Glenwood
June End, Sd and 4th.
Notice Blied's elegant line of fancy
wash goods. Hamdenburg cloth. sat-
Gems, chi7rons, shon tong pongees, ETC.,
everything in spring line of dress goods.
James A. Caughren IS having his
wagons and tools thoroughly over
hauled and repaired preparatory to ship
ping them to Dakota for grading work.
The waterin the lake has been drawn
down very considerably, the mill having
been running in twenty-four hours time.
The mill is now running twelve hours a
day.
"A concert by the male quartet, as
sisted by the band, will be given in the
Opera House in the course of few
weeks, the proceeds to he applied to the
piano fund.
"A delegation OF Odd Fellows went up
to BrowervilIe on Wednesday to insti-
tute lodge at that point. l.bout
twenty members of the Sank Centre
lodge went up.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
social at the residence of Mrs. NJ
Brown next Friday afternoon and even
ing. Supper will be served at 5 p. NJ.
Everybody is invited.
The snow has been disappearing
with a rapidity hitherto unknown, and
that, too, with comparatively little
water running to waste. The earth is
drinking it in for future use.
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 fine light
weight skirt lining. For sale at Blied's.
Considerable building is in progress,
most oft being in the south eastern
part of the city. Nothing very notable
as yet, but several barns, small dwell
ings and additions to houses are under
way.
Jacob Bros. have received the hnest
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 money to be found in central
Minnesota.
The fire department will get ont for
practice as soon as the streets get dry
enough for tria. without smearing the
apparatus with mud. The boys want
to satisfy themselves that they are not
getting rusty.
Tom Brown the hustling merchant
of Westport is in hard luck. His store
building and most of its contents were
destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday morning
His lossis $4,000, upon which there was
an insurance Of $500.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-06

Abrown valise containing two pair OF
lace curtains, piano scarf and a number
of other articles. Finder please leave at
Mrs. Geo. L. Stabler's millinery store,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
I UNoga ARM \

DIAGRAM OF MopEL SLEEVE, WITH nal
Loon Tor
Upper sleeve dotted line marks shape for
uulugl
The putting ou Of the facing 20 basque
4 pa "uIrr iop" % o. better Co haste Inst,
then stitch the bottom aud turn the facing
up, bnstlug 10 again, and then press % BE-
fore the inside il huaIly frlIoi down. That
iusurts perfect edge % cut straight
~ the present moment sleeves vary
greatly la shape and Fzc, but they are all
very easy 20 manage u the tow tundampn.
tai rules are followed. 4 diagram here
with shows the main idea, which il that
the under part Of the sleeve IL narrower
than the top, and that the top IL rounded,
while the under side h followed at thutop.
The measure should be taken Tor sleeves
from one inch back Of the shoulder scam
and carried down over the bent elbow 20
the wrist The sleeve 20 be- fsshioulble
now should be- VI the leg o. mutton, plain
bishop, with deep cuG, aud the balloon la
which the upper part Is pulled aud che fore
arm part quite plain The last requires u
plain, medium snug foundation for thg
support Of the balloon tops The lrs o.
mutton eau be- made loo many varieties che
one most otter seen having the upper part
wrlnklud The sleeve, now require q large
quantity " material usually three yard.
The sleeve Is sewn up, thpFgtms whipped
and the wrists finished with q neat p.p.us
ora cuu Of velvet mUdc over WigUu. and
then they are ready 90 Doc Fcwn in From
hetwo dots they should be gathered until
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the Wost--

Amer a stay Of several years At wash
inrion, D. g., during which heha, become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and the departments, Judge ChAs w.
s.Aynor, an Attorney and Counselor OF
the Supreme Couri oftho United States,
ispTepared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Congressman a. TO
the needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
Ho also continues his practice in the
General Land Onico, prepares appeals,
makes answers aud arguments before the
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports on cases TO attorneys at .
distance. and attend, to general lana
business. Terms -.oasonAblo. Services
promp, aud roliablo. 20, Address, Box
ga, Washington ID, O.
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Effective Nov. z, 1893,
Troins Arrr, and nyari NJ SAT- Lats
GU Daty. a. folosi'
AuutvE

AUutvE
rom III Eastern poiuia. minimum. = % a N
From butte. Portland, san fran
cisco. cache valley and uEion..i0 90 m
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and Ordon,.,s...,.... .....,.ss.,..,ll 80 a m
Prom san Francisco. ogden aud
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iron Milford. ,angotc VA icy Juah. Nephi,
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prrAhr
For ogden, intermediate poiuts.
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Tor OFdcn and intermediate polnta q. % y m
FOR Ogden. intermediate points
and all Eastern points. ............... o 20 3 m
Dor ogden. Butte liolona, Portland.
Cache Valley and san Francisco 90 p m
Tor Eurola, Provo, sanpoto valley
aud Milford. .........-..........-. 4 90 a on
'for Tooelc and Ttrmiuus..,........ o am
Hun only on Monday Wednesday aui
FRIDAY.
TRAIN, south OF Juab run daily except
sunday.
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Double Draw ItluW -'crrcra O. UcnNcf "a
franc Iu elton AMI f1 hans1s D'iy 'nf ,hloa.
% via Colorado points and only line rum ~
Pullman sisrHrrs -Hf late tu -an frHuCiaen
hochsnrcs close connections. safety speed
and comfort
tftt some No.t1 gni south ~
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esn. hahtgoE zen. supL Ntn.f. az.
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Proslden'. Cashier

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civ Ticket ONCE. 2Ol Main Street

DE nuHLEN. cent AFt rasszr Dept
A. DICKINSON. General Man ger
D.. l. LOMAN, q. a. a a. Agent
n n. CLAUk,
OLIVER " MIMI, Receivers,
H. lLLEhN AhDEHsOND
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PURE California WINES.
u. U. MOOLLACOTT.

i2t q I26 y, hPHiNG SIhEET
LOS ANCEIuT.mns, Cal.
4 MAKE A SPECIALITY of Pure CAlifor-
MIA WINES put up in cases OF one duHrn
quaHs, AID " U deliver % Auy part n Utah
bOttlcal Tor til. ooutAiuingb bottles PORT
bOtilOa Angfli n, 81 bottles sherry, 4 hets
Ne, NuseAtal. bottles Ola UTape brandy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

eth tunlit thai are inly ,snsrfabis.
Du,tEs tho sisE dsbsis a lar sp'iss.
he SID hls seEoorxiie eoIlesss@ sioDs
o,ksS' wastaagton a Tssnasss~ Fsthssa
~ IIlisoss. Bovnsu a Iovs sad sinpscn
~ ksSss.--civias a q oopY Of Hsnry
UAo,sss b<ni. rfoioeti0s o. Frrc Trsdei
'itts On yss,. Thsn eah o. fhsm quoted
tibet, rsfiisalsr psrsoi tts bcok 10 speech.
IL u ~.r tho - ite solase 81. nsds
spnd $50 Corgres,iossl heoofo. and
.lsn priahd .. each bsosus entitled 10
Tree po.tsss Esdsf tas conste~ionsl
h.rt. III. accomplished. Jsh sls. had
the whole boob, onsi0slly Published At
81 20. lvi .nio,ueb eoUps's form that
u q did b. piintsd % ebormous qusnii
Tie. 81 ibs &, It Of nns ceni copy. 10 tbs
lsra tie o. sressmAn ersnhi.d over !:
00h coo CO.. $40 o. toe book. ahlis ora, 70
from Canada sud Ansit.hs ste ~ 40 soi
di,ioaal 100. 900. OF course. the object
rs. political effect Tor tae democratic
cause Nov The congressman IL ha,ips .
81 eond reprint msde. shst be cali. COM
gre aopsi edition. Ihsis 10 lsrseT type
COZ taits double the number Of pages OF
TIE ope cent edition, aud Siil be scld by
Mr.. Jehuson 81 tao eett per copy. O.e
million e'pi ssill be printed, This IL.
iadeed, b, oh publishing 90 l-rse scale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

Deceased, . native Of Do 'set. fitting 10,
college ut Burr Seminary, died at Loi
An. eles, Cal Feb 6, whiher be had gon,
for bis te,llh iro his home at TIE Dal
les, Oregon. Orphaned at M esrly age hs
was received ii TO the family Of Rey. Dr.
Jackson, and aft ra full course OF study
st Wi LIENS cole, aud Bangor theolosil
cal Seminary was ordained TO lreach 10
Dorset. III 0c ober lsl7 Having been
previously married 10 M,iIe be With Mrs
Roberts pioce ded inn 0 lately to the
Micronesia Islands under tie direction
OF the American Board, as il, first mis-
sionsry there 10 few y,afs he removed
to our western cost, educating bis six
children who are low ell 10 positions Of
trust. He did much home missionary
work aud Was OIL 0 engaged 10 h articulture
and fruit growing. 10 .hst new section
and BOW heartily appreciated. Ooe eI-
pertinent made here Was the setting out Of
the now tslI In tree 10 holt Of The Semi,
nary. His widoS aud cbiliren all gather
ed 10 the home st the Dslles I'll tue fuuer,
oil services. A tender memorial discourse
Ss delivered BY the pastor. Rev. ". @,
Curtis. whish has been pablnhed.
MIS- j. ID. w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09
OBIIUA Y,

Lois EsstmaB Sheldon. formerly OF Rn
pert. W. died at the b me OF htr dsn9h
Ter. Mfs. Chss. SI'oa 10 Rock Falls. III.
Feb. 20, 1893. 10 Der eighty sew, nth year
Her ION Seth 2 did ole year ago. snd
John 10 1883. Her f-m.iuiug children
are Mrs. Msiis Sht IDIOT aud Mrs. Louise
SsI,on Of Rock Fails, III + ieu Shel Ion
Msnksio. MINI, Mr.. Sarah Phelps. Red.
lands. Csliiornia, Kirk shsidon, Portland.
OREGON, and Mrs Corrinne Oliver.
South Evsnsto6, III. She va. greatly tel
loved by those vi 0 we're ioftnpste TO know
her Three weeks before hr death her
wrist vas injured by fsll on the icy side.
wslk. And though she recovered from
this ioiay. the shock to her system pro.
duced by the IA ! wss The primary cause
Of her death.
Ia the destl 81 Mrs Sheldon. 9 noble
woman, and loved one has passed away.
She lived long life Of eighty seven years.
= life mosi irse 10 wonsnl God. . life
HOT ofsd 10 vitehcoi aud motherhood, q
life srsndly lived In all the relations OF
bons. IN family snd smons numerons
Kindred. life moot beautiful. becsuse 70
useful. such life bss CONS 10 iis end.
Her life through ali lie years vas on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

Vice Prr.isepi Morton msf yell feel
proua Of the h9tor ,towu BIN Monday by
the BODY ever which be has % scosp,sbi,
presided iof four years for the htst time
10 the history Of The ofsios the incumber |
vs bs1qss,ed by the seosion without
regard 10 party, rsputlicsns. deUocrsts
aud popslisis ,oioifg IN a tribute TO bis
abilities ~ presiding Officer. his fairness
10 try log nomelts. aud moro than oil to
bis true aud courteous manhood. Til
speeches which 70 loved the fesst voiced
the prevailing .estiment, add the vice
prssiaeoiis response was full OF grateful
appreciation Of The honor shown him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

lts 10 the credit OF The new Seereisry
81 War Mr.. Hoke Smith. al Atlanta. Gs.
that be /. the Superintendent OF Sunday
School and az officer. 10 the church Of bis
reiis ious faith. in that city. But ihr
sneers aud contenpiuous reference Of The
Democratic press TO Sunday school polil
tics. ss illustrated by Postmaster Genersi
Wsnamsksr, lose something Of their force
nevertheless. II really does seem to make
. Differences whether esliaei officer Is
Republican OF Democrst when 40 eppor
toniiy 10 given TO slIude to Christian
stsiesmanstip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

The pes Freshest hss tsd ~ trpsrist'
CO a sasf yesn 10 ,be efaos which oustt
b snshie bia 10 discharge lls du,Iss m ueh
better ibsn siiheUt ssoh srpcrieoee. he
10 Prsai5eni a. he coan,fy snd not Of sny
particular part o. u or q any particular
party. IL common viib al tho people ss
hope be will have . successful sdmlnisirs,
,loa .na ibsi tse eoaaiiy gill be pioI
perez. unsef the .resnd Standardization
Of Grover Cleveland
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

Soshius doss The work 90 ssll-Mf P.
Byrd OF Mes Orssd Chain lila. writes;
being exposed 10 al softs OF weather am
more % less l,shis 70 bare psins Of some
kind. hare tried number Of different
90 called remedies. bnl nothing doss the
work 50 vel % Salvation OIL II is tue
beet luimant ! have ever need
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

The report d Colonel Aver, the specia
sgent OF The Treasury Department 10
charge Of the collection Of TN plate s.siisi
tics ior the quarter ended December 81.
1894. there we're produced by the lin plate
works OF the United States nesrly 1000.
900 pounds OF TN sod tefne plates. ~ CON
pared si,h 10. 952. 725 pounds In the qua,
ter esded September 30.s 200. ISL pounds
in the quarter ended Jupe 30, and 2o9.
225. ptnads In the quarter ended March
81. TIE total production Of tin and ierre
plates IN the whole Of 1897 amounted 10
over q. COO. 900 pounds. aud the total pro
duction since The Mckinley bill vent ioto
eject. namely. iron July I. ls92. smoun'
led 10 over 1900. 600 pound. The pro.
dus,ion 10 The lstt quarter Of is92 wss sh
moo. - large .. The ,ttd luaati,y produc
ed 10 The three prt,iaus quarters Of the
yesf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

TIE iollo.ins written by 4 Bob, The
beat Am, rIesr authority 90 books. shows
hov The Dsmoersls, at the expense Of the
general government circulated spsim'
netss rumhsr Of Henry Georges book 90
ires trade and The single tan theory. OF
course this had much 10 DO With creating
= feeling 81 uErs,, especially among vcri
leg people.
Qaiie unilae literary experiment has
eesn tired BY Congressman r. L JOhnson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09


The supreme court has aft rmed ths
judgement OF the Rutland county court ia
awarding Mrs Dewitt, Germond $500 fci
the desth Of her husband. who was run
over q, the Lsndon crossing 10 Ratlaad
two yesrs ago.
After uslng RiY's Cream Balm two
monihs ws surprised to hrd that the
right nosifil. which vas closed for over 20
years, vas open spd ire SIS The other. and
can use 4 row ss toald rot 40 Tor May
years. ! fesl very ihspIiul X. X Ctes
senshsm, $40 18th S. Brooklyn
Rsv. Il. L Wheeler read BIZ. resignation
Is psstor Of The Uni,arian church At Bar
ling.cn Sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

The Chicago Tribune has carefully sci.
scted the statistics OF murders, lypchinRs
legal hanging suicides sod the like fol
several years. The number Of murders
itshows for ls92 was 6792. Ia 1891 the
number was 5000. 10 1890 II WAS 1870. in
1859 II vas 1861. and 1857 IL was 1885.
The increase Of murder has accompanied
. steady decline 10 banging by Judicial de
cree The number OF Judicial hsngipgs
vas 1913 in 1891 and l07 10 1892 To make
up for tbs decrease In Judicial hsngings
there was an increase in the pumber Of
lynehiuss The lynchiDss that were 1876
10 1891 jumped TO 236 10 1892.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

CO Notss, III sessss 10 stscntsss
session Ifgmpig eotnr@ed clssslAas
c.lassi " ppla tnspis sud lts Bs~ seIiSi.
lf.alos - IL fsSEsss erAsr. The Eos
papers ~ raise GievsisSds insasnfsi
sdafea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

At the ceremonies attendant upon rssl
iag the American flag upon the 8 Gamer
New York, on pashineton's birthday, IN
New York. Hon. Bourke Cochran the |, 10
quent TsmmsDy orator and Congress m al
paid this deserved tribute 10 President
Hsriison: Believing as we do. that the
celebrstionl insue urates splendid era Of
ADeriesn chip building, voicipg, AS bei
iieve | DO, the sentiments OF people, obed,
lent TO the whhes OF accompany. turn
10 you SIR. who stand before the world to
day high type OF the citizenship OF this
sountfy, az heroic defender OF its ipteerl
~, 50 orpsment to It's mseisiracy, end
CON init to your hands the pstriotic tack
Of uniurliDg IRON the masthead the flag
which typities American statesmansbip.
nstioasl liberty and enligh,ed progress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09
STAFFORD r. HOLLEY's EsrArs.


- state OF Vermont, Disniei Of MANCHESTER. "a.
IN Probate Court held At Manchester. within
aud for ssid District on the 18th day Of February
A. D. 1895
Present II X. ForLtR, Jadgs
Il Fink Holley, Administrator on The estate
~ rpsnof6 Hobby late Of DOfssi IN said Die riet
deeease5 pre- cnts his ration seeount Tor
eIsrninsflgB and allowance. ADD makes applios.
ton for decree Of distribution Of the estate u
asid deceased.
wbei enpoa. II IL ordered by said Court, that
said socoUni and ssid Application bs refsued 10
q setsi1n = said Court 10 be- held 81 tbs Pro-
hate Once In Manchester, Ia said district, on
The ian dsy u March A. u. 1898 al 10 g'cioet
A d.. Tor hesuns and decision tbsfsoa. Asd
II IL fauLa ordered, thai notlos hereof De- river
70 AL persons Interested. by publication u the
same ihrss weeks sueoassiveiy la the hsDshss.
ter JcrhDsI Newspaper Published a. habchss-
ter pfevioas 10 ssid lime appointed for hearing.
% al they msy nppear al said time and pises sad
sbOs cause II any they may hare. Why ssid
seceunt should moi b allowed aud snch decree
made
true record,
a. 4. rEss. Register.
true copy of record.
iss~ Attest, 4. y. PENN, Register.