The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-23

20 YEARS HE STANDARD.
Music at GEeene's.
1T seems a most to have forgotte
how 10 rain.
The Acadej ny opens its tall term OF
September 4th
Good value'i Coffee. $50 a pound
Try this-at HellSr's.
Water haul led tor domestic uses b,
Charles E. Mar shall.
Hay sells for $500 ton at Colt
Spring, in this county.
We are SOLE agents for Kelly ISLAND
lime, How BROS & Co.
Parry Bixby is in the employ of L
NJ. Bunuel as salesman.
Big reduction sale in chil1ren's shoes
at the Boston Shoe Store.
There was delightful shower OIL
rain on Wednesday morning.
-lfyou want sheet music go to Greene's
delightful surprise aw ats you.
-Fruits-thd freshest and largest as
sortmentin thd city at Bunnel.s.
Ladies rem ember the special sale at
Mrs Peaks the balance of the season
TRY the n Ew brand of cigars-the
Estrella, it will give you satisfaction.
Big clearaI zee sale of children shoes
at the Boston Shoe Store.
-Theis & X lay make new brand of
cigars-the "EFtrella," Try it.
"A box OF fl st-class laundry soap for
dollar--ths ihmous Elk brand--at Kel-
ler's.
@Childien'. shoes for less than cost on
the bargain cd nter at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Greene & Col sells sheet music for any
instrument fo1 10 cents. Worth so, rs
and S5 cents.
Plain shoes of all STYLES and at prices
below competition at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Two thousand pieces of sheet music.
All standard. Your choice for 10 cents
at Greene's.
-Chidren's 81. so shoes now gong at
$1.00 on the bargain counter at the Bos.
ton Shoe Storf.
See the on tician at the Sank Centre
House Tuesddy afternoon and Wedncs-
aay morning.
-Children's shoes for less than cost on
the bargain counter at the Boston Shoe
Store.
The fall term OF nine weeks of the
Academy and business college begins on
Tuesday Sept{ mber 4th.
w. A Cat les will lecture in the Corr
gregational church on Sunday evening
next on lame Fican Destiny.
Come early and secure some of the
bargains in la dies, misses and children's
shoes at the Hoston Shoe Store,
-Ifyou wa pit tobacco OF any sort. go
to Bunnell's. He keeps the biggest and
best stock, al I'd sells it cheapest.
The diamPnd Joe line of steamers
have been withdrawn because of the low
sage of watch in the Mississippi.
Misses 81 rs shoes now going at
SIPS on the bargain counter at the Bos-
ton Shoe Store.
L. M. BuiI nell has his show window
filled with Bargains in pipes "a fine dis
PLAY, aid YOU choice for 25cents.
Tobacco is staple article with a
threshing CROW. Bunnell will sell you
the best and most OF it for the money.
"A party of young people went out
on hay-racH, on Tuesday afternoon for
a picnic, in honor of Lester Fuller,
guest of Jamds A. Norris.
Two uHaways the past week
through Thi| rd and Main-sts.. made
things lit lie lively for time, but no
damage resuI ted from either.
John Lyo ms and Joseph Glolg killed
a bear two rniles and halt from Lake
Henry On Mdnday last. 1t was mons
ter, weighing 51g pounds dressed.
-Depredatfons upon several melon
patches hav been reported. If some
one gets very sick by reason of eating a
prepared m{lon. no one need be sur
prised.
The wofk train in charge of Mr..
Murphy loaded and dumped in the tres
tie near town seventv-two car loads OF
gravel on Monday. He has thirty
men at work
Returns from the Regents, examina-
tons have been received by Prof. STAN
ton. There were 1873 papers submitted
and 155 certificates issued to pupils of
our public schools.
Judge Se|arle will be placed upon the
official tickle this fall by petition, as no
judicial con kention will be held in this
district. William Russell, the court re-
porter has H'een circulating the petition
for SIGNATURE KS.
I'D. T. Cd lhoun of st. Cloud, has Just
returned frd m Missouri. whittier he went
in response to a summons to his moth
er's bedside. He was with her during
her last hours and remained until she
was laid atIrest.
--Dr. Pinault of St. Cloud, gave his
final bache Tor dinner to seventy-hve st.
Cloud friends on Tuesday last. He goes
TO Paris at once, where he will marry
Madame Maitland, a brilliant widow
with two d auehters.
The Sa4k Centre band will furnish
The music for the celebration of Labor
Day in ST. Cloud. on September 4th
The granite cutters union has charge o
the occasid ia and pays the band $500
and expenses and will ger full value for
The expenditure,