The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-04-19

1 -helier mas Tue mOuSa ks0~ss
-nothing like it in the city. Goods ar
attractive, fresh and free from dust. file
and yermin Of all kinds. Come and SCI
how it Is done.
REV. j. F. Hamilton inaugurated
series OF bible studies on Wednesday eve
ming. They will be continued weekl,
Immediately alter the regular Wednesda,
evening services.
| Byron F. Carr has a number OF pho
tosraphs of the working crew OF which
he is q member which indicates that
thew are fine appearing body OF men
Many Of them are southerners.
Il stays where YOU put 1t.
The Sherwin William paint sold and
guaranteed by
HANSON & EMERsoN,
The Druggists.
Store your stoves with How Bros
81 Co, Leave word at the store and they
will call and take them down, store
them safely, insure them, clean them and
set them up in the fall. No trouble and
trifiing exp.Rse.
-Keller's corner store has the finest
assortment OF teas in this market, at
lowest prices. Ifyou want a cup OF tea
fit for Chinese Mandarin, go to Kel.
lsr's.
Col. Gilbert. who froze his feet last
winter, and who is making his home at
present with his wiie's parents, b. I.
Mossman and wife at Birch Lake. is in
the city. He is still crippled from the
effects of the frost.
Fred Bunnell is going over to Litch-
field soon to investigate business
opportunity. A fine hotel there is offered
him under very satisfactory conditions,
but he has not definitely determined
whether he viii accept.
Our prices on wall papers are lower
than those Of eastern firms. Come and
be convinced.
ST. HsNsoN & EMERsoN.
The Druggists.
What DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has
done for others for nearly two genera
t,os it will do for YOU Ifyou will try it
once you will be convinced that it is the
best family medicine, and you will never
be without it.
-Keller's corner grocery store has hx-
cd the standard price for eggs and butter
for the month of April, at ten cents for
strictly fresh eggs and fifteen cents for
prime, frst-class butter. Farmers should
make note Of their prices.
William Scherffius has sold his hand
some residence property, reserving the
corner lot, to o. Wheeler. Mr.. Scherf-
fius will build on the corner lot, COM
pleting his house before surrendering his
present home on September list.
-Pasturing for forty cows at $500
each for the season. One-half payable
in advance and the other half payable
August LIST.
B.O. WOODS.
The attention of baseball players
who receive wounds OF one kind or an
other every day, from bat or ball, is
directed to the fact, that Salvation Oil is
the lest application in use for the cure OF
cuts, bruises and sprains. rs cents.
An exchange publishes the following
touching and suggestive poetry: "How
dear to our hearts is cash on subscrip-
ton, when the generous subscriber pre-
sents it to view; but the man who don't
pay-we refrain from description, for
perhaps, gentle reader, the man may be
YOU"
It Is a plea sure to select paints
from the new sample card of the Sherwin
Williams Co. Call and see the elegant
combinations Of colors we show.
HANSON & EMERsoN,
The Druggists.
1t is coincidence that J. c. Parker,
president of the council was one of the
administrators OF ]. L. Robbins, who
was president of the council when he
died, and the final settlement of the
estate was made only on Monday last.
Gen. Catterson went to Wadena on
Tuesday via Little Falls. The threat
ened strike and cite up" of the Great
Northern system made it so uncertain
as to the possibility of his getting there
on time that he took the NOR circuitous
route.
Erik l.. Hedin has rare and valu-
able silver coin on exhibition at his store.
1t is Rix Dollar, bearing the inscription
of Gustayus Ill, 1882. 1t is wonderfully
we'll preserved, as sharply defined and
bright as when it emerged from the
Swedish mint.
"A pleasant party was given at the
residence OF T. J. Murphy on Friday eve
ming. by the "No Lodge" young people.
Private theatricals. readings and recita-
lions were among the features. The mo
Lodge" is composed of ladies who be.
long to none of the secret orders.
&C. N. Hunt went down to Monticello
on SATURDAY. last to attend meeting o.
the State Christian Endeavor Society
and failed to get back for the Sunday
meetings. The local clergvmen. assisted
by Superintendent Woodley conducted
the meetings, and were very successful.
I'm the list OF appointments sent to
the council last week, the name of F. E
Barnum as a member of the library
board was ommitted-a Typographical
error by the compositor. The appoint
ment was sent in with the others ant
unanimously confirmed by the council
--Keller's corner store is making spe
eialty of teas and coffees, and are selling
at smaller margin than ever befor,
offered in Sauk Centre. II you want {
| fine coffee, or coffee Of an inferior grade
and desire to be assured you get ful
valae for your money. Go to Keller
| corner store.
There will be in Sank Centre an Ep