The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-06
LOCAL PICKINGS.

Population, $780,
-Barbaric splendor-A clean shave.
A sign of the time-Raising beard.
A rousing Notes.-The call gong at "A. NJ.
Minnesota hemp is not the cleanest stuff on
earth.
The second grade has held it's own the past
week.
Two of Uncle Sans boys arrived from the
South Tuesday.
Get there"-As the steam hammer says to
the bolt: and he gets.
A carload of binder-twine was sold last Thurs
day to T. j. Meighen of Fillmore county,
We are quite metropolitan; the main thor
oughfare has been well paved from end to end.
Many slip between the cup and the lip as
the barber said who dropped his shaving brush.
Mrs. Gish will have to be laying snares for
fresh sOngsters; rumOr has it that one is soon to
fly.
-Trix, having heard Chinese dainty is roast
fat dog has declared himself in favor of the
Geary act.
The Irvine shop machinery took a rest Sat
urday morning and the boys made general
cleaning up.
The tailor shop and laundry did a rushing
- business on Monday in anticipation of the hol-
day Tuesday.
The state shoemaker is very fair .)ack-Of-
all-trades. He was busy Monday repairing the
shoe shop floor.
Mr.. Erwin revealed to us Tuesday the origin
of Five O'Clock tea,' where ladies are not adj
mitted to participate.
Ninpocota ThreChar 10 has had two pX-
pensive adverse decisions in cases tried before
District-Judge Crosby
The state plumber is making thorough and
sanitary reorganization of the plumbing in the
taior's shop wash-rOOm.
Mr. Lee, assistant editor of the Progressive
Age was talking to some of the boys in Liberty
park Independence day.
-"NIarching Through Georgia played on the
organ last Sunday made some of the old war
horses prick up their ears.
The editor seems to be growing fast; the fly
delegation served notice on him that his head
was coming up through his hair.
Statement of population July 5: Working
fol Thresher Co., 1885, working for state, 10; sick
and infirm, 5. Total population, $50.
S. Ceriola, the citizen whose foot was crushed
In the boiler SnOp Friday Is reported DONG well
and is expected back in three weeks.
The nervous boarder often wishes he was
deaf or at least that the sense of sound would be-
come hypnOtiZed from p. NJ. to 6 A. NJ.
j. E. Lundgren, Alexandria, deputy sheriff
of Douglas county gave us a call and raised us
one dOllar-fOr the current years subscription.
The editor extends thanks for words of en-
enlargement given him Independence day. He
means well, even if he does not get there all the
time.
The state plumber deserves full credit for the
wOrkmanly manner in which the copper sinks
and fixtures have been put in in Steward Benner's
pantry.
One of the choir boys was heard the other
day to MARBLE pianssmO when the Swallows
Homeward Fly'' with quite Thanksgiving day
look in his eye.
The eX-Smile pr0voker in these columns has
been taking life seriously of late in the improve
ment of Liberty park; he says that bunions have
grown on his knees.
The Chautauquans, having thoroughly
creased their mental wheels, will shortly start for
Rome. N. B. This is the last interlarding Of that
pun among our locals.
A citizen workman in the boiler shop had
his foot severely crushed by the falling of heavy
piece of iron last Thursday he was conveyed to
his home by the patrol wagon.
Promoted from End grade to 1st grade, II;
from 3rd grade to End, 10. Descended from 1st
grade to End grade Z; from LIST grade to 3rd grade
8; from End grade to 3rd grade 4.