The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-08-02

Bert Hathaway, formerly Of Anoka,
in the employ Of N. E. Jesmer, is a
skillful artist in arranging show win
dows. If you doubt it, call at Jesmer's
coliseum and see his new arrangement
in the grocery side of the big store.
Mr.. A. j. Boardman, of Greenbush,
left fine sample of broom corn at the
UNION office last week. He has a ten
acre field of the corn. Mr.. Boardman
has demonstrated that it is no trouble
to raise broom corn in Mile Laos
county.
The Princeton boys vanquished the
Foreston ball-tossers at the fair
grounds Sunday afternoon. After the
first two innings it was pretty nice
game, but the visitors let the home
team score too many runs in the first
two innings.
What is special sale? It is a sale
of a certain line of goods at a price be-
low the regular price, for a limited
time. It is the intention of F. c..
Stamm to have such sale once a week,
notice of which will be given in the
Princeton UNION.
Recently, there has been so much
changing around among our merchants
in moving to their new quarters, US
ually at night, after business hours,
that the average citizen hardly knows
where to find his dealer when getting
down town in the morning.
Miss Minnette Rollins and Miss
Caroline Scoville, graduates of the
Manning School of Oratory, in their
charming representations and readings
will be at Jesmer's New Opera House,
Tuesday evening, Aug. 7th. Remem-
Der the date for they will please you.
Genuine Kelly Island lime at T. H.
Caley's. Make no mistake, if YOU
want the genuine article, Galley keeps
it. There is lime of an impure quality
labelled Kelly Island lime, but Galley
will guarantee his lime to be what it
is epresented- genuine Kelly Island
lime.
There has been no change in the
time table of the Eastern Minnesota
trains. Somebody fooled Depot Agent
johnson and Postmaster Head, and the
editor got fooled into missing the pas
senger train at Minneapolis last Satur-
day. The train leaves st. Paul and
Minneapolis the same time as hereto
fore. ....-.4...
School boards in the county and
vicinity desiring anything in the line
of fixtures, can get good goods and
good prices by calling on or writing to
G. Ewing, general agent for the United
States School Furnishing Co. Any
thing and everything from a box of
crayons up to complete furnishings for
a new school house. ~
Street Superintendent Mcclellan has
made some very necessary repairs in
the sidewalks, and at present he has a
force of men and teams hauling CLAW
onto First, street. The bridge that
was washed out last spring on the road
leading into the village from the east
has been replaced by a substantial
structure and it is elevated above high
water mark.
Ice Cream Parlors.
Mrs. Gates and Miss Sarah Orr hay
ing purchased the Murray restaurant
and confectionery in the Cowles build
ing are prepared to serve ice cream
every day in the week; they also have
a stock of candies, confectionery, fruit
and temperance drinks. They will
conduct a nice clean place and make it
pleasant for all their customers.
Over in northwestern Isanti county
and in the timber lands in Mile Laos
county farmers report fair crops of
small grain. But the farmers in the