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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
Bankers ano Brokers.
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There sa.ss in the real-es;ate auc'eh
market yesterday. and little business MAS done oy
brokers' at private sale. The Mercantile Trust COM
play has leased to Alice A. Campbell No. lVs west
F1rty-seven;k-si., a four-story stone dweIing l2'
22xlO0 for three years. AZ $3.50 per annuin. rrei-
erlck ". Snyder has leased 20 Thomas ID. Kitc .
No rs East Twanty-seVenh-=t., a three-story hlSh
soop brick dwelling. .o 2Xio0. for three years al
$3.50 year. &C.,, -. ,.,,a
Frank l.. Fisher has sold for John Casey the bu'.d-
err he four-story private dwelling No. 10 Nest
lghty-eightn-st.. 20x55Xi00 and EXTENSION 70
Mr. r. Morganstern for $4,000; a.so for Perez "
Stewar; the four-story private Dwelling 10. ~.
s, Seventy -seventh-s, 2OxJ5xl0O. 10 Mrs toN
for s,S 900
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

yr,,e Nonte0ora Home
,,,rSrt, tn,oi1is & ,oumbiast - n
Ut h.."I' .. So 500
rpl Hno.'Ss' .. n nv n,nka II
htak,. Fn'!" 't a! -, IL NY l'.''" - 10 GA,
l3'th-st 10 u ci ',ha ", d c,s,, -, "a =;
tohtn Ioolas ana VIE I" H'"'' '''''"''' ~ " Oh Os,
surok-si. ! years -''
Coo Mary J. 10 the hmgrant InGusula' 'd'4nsS 600
Bank. " corner 9TH ay- ana ll2th-st' YrAi. ''''
connoIy, Mara L. To- tLrieriI 81, bos, Ha''''"- ON
,deeT, " W LII ,o-ncr
bonl01. Thomas :! henaaI q lie. Il '''"'' IN
-d-ate ana 'Ntn'' s'ruu.S = ~
p"hhli h'hrSS :, r'" . - ' IA ia6
- :, al a. ,,,ye -, tior, par.ch sr
~ Iafh gata
.z'.,s. - - " ~ IG-
Il''. k.s''- - f'"' r., 1872
aii." 49, ~. ''a IN NJ, - ~ ua,byo,e I,,ce
-'7 '' 49, - -. 5000
,,,'tr ~ vt;e ., ibe f,-yr,nt Inlrts-
,rni So,,nn~s p,r, l9istst Az n NJ u
I'm "a" n. ''1' "' 1890 - G0.o
-, ~ ' 80, ., , :, ! u,fI.i~'it
|.'s.' w ,,,,',,,s 'r. s,I OH, vear roo
Fisher. Henry ! ard We W., 20 En9ch bel
80 - te,,,,T ~ ' 49, 10 800
uau William E and VIE IN ,lice Crose n
sa,n =, ~ = ., . - n,"etO,av , years .'.. O. COO
r,cobs.r mia = ana va T., sip,nund Ioclb-
s,n -. i2ist - a, - ~ ~ Park-ave years 5000
r,dsn, Ctor'.s q ami v,lte 10 I. I'm = Carney
..s (, Nichal,s- Az. - y n Of iigd 4 . m r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

and Texas. r. to l5A: Lake shore: = to 1872
wabash preferred declined y to log. Noi'li-
eru Pacific preferred sold at 2O's. Britsh con-
soils wn-e quoted at 1O2 S-l6 for money and the
account. Bar silver in London was little over .
O-l6) and Is quoted at 2Si4d per ounce In NeM
york commercial bars a;e i lower. at o5'2uot
cenfs government Ssay bars. 631. a6iie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Sept. II ?. nc nsols. l'2 SIG Tor np'h
money ana the account. New-Yo-k Pe1nsylvania ana
ohio first mortgage bonds. l"s. canadian Pacific. 90.
Eric lGi4. DO second c"n'ol-. ~, Illinois central
ordinary. 49,. - Paul common. 49,.
Ne-Yors Central loI. Pennsylvania. i|i Reading. ln3
Mexican Central per bonds. Goa, Aichisnn
common IL
n rn-The amount IF bullion into the Rank ~
England on balance to-day 80 1.y. >. cent
The rate discount the open market for both short
md three bills Is o-lG cent. Paris adv'"s
quote per lo3 francs - ccntm's FOR tho
account exchange on London AZ :" francs i cen"s
FOR checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
Conntrn propsrtp Go Get.

AT GARDEN CIrY.-COrTAGEs TO RENT.
10 IA r. ms $40 81 200 pr year. Apply 10 or ad-
drsxs :. IL. CUELIFF. Agent. Garden CITY. ~ y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
Artiion 5alcs, financial.
LOUIS MEsIER. AUCrIONEEE,
AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCKS AND BONDS.
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON
will sell AT auction
ESDAN, SEPT. 18TH.

TUESDAY. SEPT. 18TH,
At 10 O'Clock noon the y. Y Real Estate salesroom.
No. Ill Broadway
For account II whou 1t. concern.
s7G3 COO East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia Railway
~ O. Is, Extension Mortgage g. iionl
5000 900 East Tennessee Virginia Georgia Hallway Co
Gene al Mortgage l. e.. Bonds ID. NJ q 60.
REORGANIZATION Certificates
sco1 oon washington Ohio a Western Railroad Co. Is,
Morfeage =. -. Itends
500 600 Central Railroad Ranking 60. # Georgia
r. c. Consolidated Mortgag" Bonds
200 shs Virginia Midland Railway Co stock
400 shs Fast Tennessee Nirt1nn & G"orsil Railway
Co ist preferred stock.
200 shs Ea.t Tennessee. NlfEhli g he'fEA runway
90 ~ preferred stock
500 shs charlotte Columbia & Augusta Railroad Co
stock.
2 4G2 shs Richmond & West ront Terminal Railway
Warehouse 90. common stock
baltimore 'h"saIc1hr q" kichW ma Steamboat
Co. Certificates q Indebtedness
800 shs baltimore. Cheafeake n Richmond seam' on'
60 stock
sos 600 Gooieia Pacific Railway 60. c. Equipment
soss 600 Georgia Pacific Railway 90. . Egu'pmen,
ss75oco oi~.,gia Pacific Railway 60. Cns .l.dat~i =
Mortgage ,. Bonds IL. II. y Co. Re-
organization cert 4cafeSl
81 4,7 900 Elchmoni . Tauvine Railroad 60. > , c.
Confoidt'~i MortraT~ 10 nj o.. NJ * 60 p
organization CrrtineatesJ
$500 600 Richmond Ianyile Railroad CO. p. g.
Equipment Bonds
$1,000 Richmond Danvilic Railroad GO. . p c Equip
Bonds
.a25 90 Ricnuond < Wet pin, Terminal ReIrny
g Wareh use 60 g. e Col1t.ra Trust 10 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
Gxtur5lons.

SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO kENroRr.
s,e,rer MAGENTA lpavcs foOt ~ Blopmield-s.y
Nor,L piver tvo piers south West i4thst. icry. "
A. 81 and q r. VI. Leaves HcypOrt ! L. VI ia.
ClRsIDN, 5Jc.
UC.T r,OI,T NrWRIRGu AND POUCH.
KE,irSIF daily Excl ksiON except sunnai1 "
~" ~ line Sf,amcrs from Desnr,ssts ST. pier al
$40 NJ ard W5s, "a -. at A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
,TcuIsON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.

ATCUISON. TOPEKA AND s"''iH a.
CWhole SYSTEM
..,- , Ill, 49, 03i5 9s:l
Second week in sept. oaf3o SOC - 1 80
Jan / to Sept ill.,. 253c 23 3iN--'"'> -""''f'
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
Number of miles So, l'sSs 40, ,Si
Second week sept. s2SGt sitI'ss-55 - ~
Ian ! o sept. iI...... I!s'25-" "o-''''7" ''''''
COLORADO MIDLAND.
second week Sept. ttooiN >"'"' F-"''
Jan 10 sept H...... ijl1T}S ..'... ''+'''
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
Second week In sept. Ni>''N F''
CLEVELAND. AKRON AND COLI MHUS' $50.
Number miles. l"i 49, W go ~
second week sept. sol 80 >l'"S S''''"'
Jan. Sept. li...... G>S 1GJ '''--'
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND 81.
LOUIS
Number Il mles...... lS. So 80. .3I
Second week sept. $3ljs2N S-"u39,, 80 a..
| sept. li...... lo.22h2bt '"''.lN N'''''''
SUMMIT BRANCH AND LYkENS WALLET
Month of August . n,
Number o miles Il Il .,,o ~
earnings. 500 w sl.' ~ ,cc -,
Operating eXpenses.... l>o1'" I"i 90 i'''''
Net carnings......... S1>."2 49, ~ >f-'''
Jan. | August 81
earnings sl.'tHt 20
operating eNpenses..... l,4'f III l+-i'" i'I'-''''
Net earnings m nths S>i3'2 Sii'"' 'S''''"
Deficit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
finaurial.
important Notice!
Oregon Short Line & Utah
Northern Railway Go.
TO THE HoIpERs OF TIE
Consolidated Mortgage so Bonds and
Collateral Trust so Bonds.

The Union Pacific system h'Ve appe'
court 20 relieved from the Obligations OK inc
Traffic Agreement between the Union Pacific Co ana me
Oregon short Line 1; I,ah Northern Railway CO.. which
tho only bond between the two companies. ana u
probable iha, their application viii be grani~i
In these circumstances f. important - secure
action by al bondhoIders - protect th"r IN
teros's have represented by an ni'p'ndeh'
coinriitics
agreement has been prepared. In accoFd'n'' win
the which you asked 20 deposit your bonus
~ the Office ~ either the AMERICAN LOAN
TRI ST COMPANY ~ BOSTON the NEW
YORK GUARANTY q INDEMNITY CohFANf
~ NEW-YORK, and copies Of the agreement may De
had application.
urge You max" IMMEDIATE DEPosrf
or YOUR BONDS, for which engraved ncg0iiani' re
ceis ar. now ready issued Application VIII be
made 20 have them listed by the N@wiork Stock IN
=. ENDICOTT PEABODY. Chairman
DRESDEN; American Loan 4 Trust CO.. b'ston
W. q. OAkMAN tPresdclt Ncv-York Guaranty
Indemnity Co.. Ncw-Y York;
WV. =. ERITZ. Boston.
GEORGE {. LEE oof ice TIigeinson Co.. Boston,,
HONLAID DAVIS. New York
B.HTUOLD SCHLEsIVGEE. Boston.
FRANCS y. BANGS president State Trust CO..
Vow York;.
y W JORDAN. Secretary. Boston
MOORFIELD STOREY. Counsel Roson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

WHAT WAS DONE IL STOCKS.

Friday, September u, IN'f
The interest in the market to-day centred IN
Rock Island This was expected quarterly
dividend Of > Of / per cent was declared as was
also anticipated. \; the opening. acting ap-
paren,lv in the belief that the dividends would
be per cent. there covering by small
shorts and the stock vas thereby bid up 10
65s.. the first price being G4i.. AZ 1890 p. ~
the dividend was decarcd-i2 Of per cent, the
rate being what the best-informed observers yes
terday believed it would be. AT first the report
was doubted because no such early meeting OF
the directors had been expected; but when lhe
ruuor was accepted fact. the STOCK mime
diateIy fell points and there was hveiy rauihs
for a while There was free selling. and after
o'clock It declined rapidly TO tO@s, closing AT
the bottom which 394 lower than yester-
day and decline from the highest price OF 'he
day of ) points The transactions were excei-
tionally heavy the total sales being about foV0o
shares. OF course I; will not be known unui
Monday Of then, even) how much long STOCK
came out: undoubtedly some did but the great
bulk OF the offerings flowed from bear sources.
Naturally the other Changers syinpathiItl
with the movement in Rock Island. Their pm
cipal weakness was In the afternoon a',n ans
continued 10 the close. St Pau lost Us points
and Burlington Is on relatively large trading,
although the activity in these was less man ID
Rock Island Northwestern; on saIcs 81 o'uP''
Of thousand shares declined II. points.
Outside the Changers the railway market was
comparatively neglected; its early strength was
offset by the universal weakness in the after
noon and although the closing prices were IN
many instances the lowest OF the day. the net
losses only fractional
The Industrial group represented by sugar
Refining and Chicago Gas was fairly active the
trading In the former being over 10000 shares
and in the latter only little less than @VVee'
The highest price Of Sugar was made at me
opening and the lowest just before the close'
Il lost IL points. Chicago Gas declined during
the Granger weakness to IO1s, but closed al
IN final loss Of 4. Distilling ana Cattie
Feeding had two periods of weakness. one In the
early trading when II sold down 10 l0is. recover
ing later about a point In the final dealings IL
sold off again. and closed at l0& decline as
compared with yesterday, Of p. on sales o, some
thing less than 1000 shares. GeheraI Elecu'c'
while not active. was exceptionally strong. being
one Of a few stocks which closed at an advance,
although a small one. ~. The other lndustrla.s
were without feature -,
ON the whole the market was strong IN the
morning and weak in the afternoon. Final prices
wore within fraction Of the lowest recorded.
IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds and the quotations. therefore, remain I'M
changed as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

vs. =. , 1927 l: C. eG sss: issiiio
rs s. 1904 iigl lio Cher A. .i l"s,.
% S cssr 4. e. is s 1859
state issues were not entirely neglected. two
sales amounting to $4,000 being made In Vir-
ginia Funded Debt 2-3s of 1891. at 6S1saSs%..
The railway bond market was strong nne 'nc iosa'
par value of sales being over Sl.oopoog Toiedo'
Ann Arbor and North Michigan rose lHs, Ioiedo,
peoria and Western r. and southern ana
Northern Alabama Gold IS "a. Ihere was as. d
decline Of point in Chesapeake an" oi'o Oo'''
5s. . =, NOR cont
Money on call was unchanged az per cent.
The market was unchanged, the demand Deihe
very bright Rates, per cent ior Sky d"SS.
FIVE months 3&Q4 for longer periods 49,
Mercantile paper is In fair demand lor me
higher grades but this kind is not abundant IN
the market. a good supply Of ordinary STUN Is
10 be found but does not nnd ready puyeiaS'
Rates 343A per cent for indorsed bllIs' aef's
for high grade single names. Az ana up"a'u io
others. $1,000 90 ,,,,o,,s.
The Clearing House statement was as Iolo"s'
Exchanges. s7s Oss 452: balances. s. os9 0sS
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceiycd to-day s39S.743 National bank notes i9r
rodemntion The customs receipts were |oo'-
OO9 the internal revenue receipts s-f''ioi' anu
the miscellaneous receipts. $ll,9y4 ...,. -,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares
with the figures Of yesterdays statement az io'-
lows: ,,,.
Nc, cold on hand s57Sie2s5 s5sc5.o27 Inc siS'.7sa
Net lecal-tendefs - o., o.s p, o,o -. pcc oe5 1T4
on hand .... st3S,oos, 90 .r noc Ia ia
Net silver on hand l2Osi'"'o '-'""'-' - -
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding go. .o.. s,,. -co ,ct t,oc 1,G
noi 80 Inc
Deposits In bank I""'''"'% $500 " -
49, . raj ARR 49, 00l si35 JaI 2i5 Dec 11U,'s6
r.,a foreign exchanges were inactive out arm.
r, ,i"ujno are closing quotations for actual Dusl-
ass, BANKERS bills. 81 S5I.@A s5ls and 81 sehw
"a SsiA for long and short sterling respecnveH'
md a
rien Ia ass. guiders 4ois and 4o*s.
70 4 an" bills were quoted as follows:
rrancs 5iSi. less ilG ard 51,z less 10, de sd,s
fra,c az s.s and s5 9-6 guIlders. 4oi4 and 4ote
MAJ al NJ NJ o,don market American railway secur-
,,,s s were irregular Louisville ana 60 NasnWi,s s
nH,snced 3. TO 5s1z; ST. Paui, "a 70 o. Nah'".
The sun., 1894-02-15


w. J. Munro has bought The Nor
R1s Sun, II. Whiteley retiring. We
are glad to see. him back in the
harness again Hasting Gazette.
***
THE MORRIS Sun has changed hands
and will hereafter pose as an indie
pendent paper. W. j. Munro who
has for some time past edited the
Tribune of that place, has purchased
it. Success, Mr.. Munro.-Graceville
Transcript.
.-s~ -~..-. ***
w. J. Munro, who has been con-
nected with the Stevens and Grant
county banks, has disposed of his
interests in the same and has
purchased The NORRIS Sun and vii,
conduct the same. He has bee.l
connected with the Morris Tribune
off an on and is an able writer. We
gladly extend our ~ to Bro. Munro
and wish him success with The Sun.
***
THE Sun of this city, has been pur-
chased by Mr.. W. j. Munro, and will
come out hereafter as an Independents
Republican newspaper. Mr.. Munro
has very efficiently edited the Trib-
une for some time past and needs no
introduction to the people of Stevens
count. 1t is the aim of the publishe'
to give the people Of Morris AMI
Stevens county a good, live local
newspaper. Morris Tribune.
" @s If ~ u ..-
W. J. Munro, who years ago found
ed the Morris Tribune and for long
time ably conducted the same, shas
returned to the journalistic profession,
he having purchased The MORRIS
Sun from II. Whiteley. Its new
editor announces that The Sun will
now be an independent Republican
newspaper. 1t is certain to continue
to be a frst-class newspaper under its
new management.-West Duluth
Sun. ...
s**
After twelve years of business
career in other directions, w. J. Nun
70 of Morris, again buckles on the
journalistic armor, having purchased
The Morris Sun, the only Demo
cratic paper in the district. It goes
without saying that THE Sun will
straightway become a staunch and
influential Republican paper, for Mr.,
Munrois strong partisan as well as.
capable newspaper man. Tie
Herald-Star gladly welcomes Mr..
Munro back to the ranks and strusts
that it will be we'll with him. Orton-
vile Herald Star !,
The sun., 1894-02-15
WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY
OF lis.

"1AA1 OON HNShAfAlNNA<A0 oA
OF US.
The MORRIS Sun has changed
owners. W.. J. Munro, the founder
of the Morris Tribune, is now at the
heinz Ortonville Headlight.
-.a ..a.r **# ..,
Our old friend Whiteley has re-
tired from the editorial chair of The
MORRIS Sun and is succeeded by ".
j. Munro. We shall miss Bro.
Whiteley but hope that the loss will
be made up, in part, by his able
successor Peter Herald.
s, T.. +. ***
I'll. Whiteley the editor of The
MORRIS Sun, retired from the tripod
an is succeeded by w. j. Munro,
who in the past was the founder and
editor of the Tribune and made a
success of it. We welcome him again
to the ranks. Benson Times.
~
The MoRRIs Sun is now Repub-
lican paper Last week Editor
Whiteley sold the paper to w. J.
Munro. Mr.. Whiteley will return to
Philadelphia to reside. We take
pleasure in welcoming The Sun into
the Republican fold. Inter-Lake
Tribune. ...
e. ***
w. J. Munro has purchased The
MORRIS Sun, and announce that here
after the political complexion of the
paper will be Independent republican.
Mr.. Munro is newspaper man of
both experience and ability, and
numerous improvements in THE Sun
are already noticeable. Wheaton
Gazette Reporter. H.. ~.~~
&. -- ~
The last weeks issue of The MORRIS
Sun contained the Valedictory of H
Whiteley and the Salutatory of w. J.
Munro. Mr.. Whiteley has been editor
of The Sum about four years and
under his able editorship it has shone
brilliantly though with a democratic
lustre. It will hereafter be an in
dependent republican paper. Herman
enterprise. rt"Eig2s gss s-1rff II
f. " ***
III. Whiteley, for several years editor
and proprietor of The MoRRIs Sun, has
sold out the paper to w. j. Munro
Mr.. Whiteley always welded a clear
and conscientious pen and will be
missed by the profession. Mr.. Munro
is no novice, however. He is a bright
man, affable in manners and "a pusher,
and will in time take rank among the
| boys. Mldsay News.
The sun., 1894-02-15
Boilers and Engines.

Parties having boiler or:engine work
will find us prepared to do this work.
Leave orders early.
11tf HOUSE u Munro.
The sun., 1894-02-15
ChOkiO Items.

Alex Olson drove over to Morris
Friday. ~. ~
A sister of Mrs. Benson's is here on
a visit. ...a '... '.#
Messrs. McNally and Leaman done
business in Morris Saturday, ..t.
A cousin of W. Fl. Reker is making
him visit. He halls from Airing
ton. .f @.@s rss-.
A. G. Mumbleau, F. Marty and
others done business in Morris this
week. g.. ....s. :..r. ...
John Lee and sister has been visit
ing in the town of Everglade for the
last few days. ,..-a@~
Messrs. Ligheart and Conley went
to Swan Lake Tuesday. They pur-
chased a new supply of seed grain.
P. Riordan Jr., called on us
Sunday last and thanked us for our
efforts to send in in the Chokio news.
1t is rumored that a hardware store
is the next improvement in our town.
It is certain to be success, no under
taking can fail in such a promising
little town as ours.
P. Mumbleau, of Chokio, was last
. Thursday joined in the holy bonds
of matrimony to Miss Christie Olson,
of Morris. May their connubial ex-
perinces be many and happy is the
wish of "Ole." :
Supt. Macintosh visited the Chokio
school last Monday. Supt. Town
send, of Grant county, accompanied
him, and they spent the day examin-
ing and noting. the progress that has
been made since the school opened
last Sept. They expressed themselves
highly pleased with the working of
the school, and as this is the second Wis
it Mr.. Macintosh has paid us, we feel
somewhat Hattered in Dist. No. u,
that he should extend such special
favors, when the law compels him to
but one visit. Come again, gentle
men. ~.
That windy and wieldly excitable
individual who masquerades under
the name of "Salr" few weeks ago
plunged into a paroxysm of words
and contortions, over our well-meant
comment on his grammar. In an
effort to get off something sensational
he threw an insult at the Scandin.
avians. His opprobiousness reflects
no credit on himself. If he, himself
were as honest as the Scandinavians
he would never have written such an
epigram. We scorn to defend. the
Scandinavians against such a writer
in fact there is no need of defence
His limited brain capacity did moi
enable him to discern between 6
personal and public insult. SAILS
skull is so.thick and his brain capacit,
so small that an instant an idea strikes
him, he must blow it of, before his
brain can conceive another. Last
week, "Salp not content with having
made q fool of himself, attempted tc
make a fool of us by writing dirty
The sun., 1894-02-15

have the piece named in our possession
and can prove our assertion. If "Salp'
could write anywhere near half-decent
pieces for his own paper, we would
not object much, but till then we
will advise him to stay where he be-
longs. In conclusion we give him this
timely advice; Hypocrite take first
the beam out of thine own eyes and
then try to take the splinter out of
ours. .- .... OLE. F.
DonneIIy Items.
Ask Frank how vinegar tastes out OF
a kerosene Jug. '.-'.. u"
Winnie Tosney made flying trip
to Morris on Monday.
August Rhorenbach made a flying
trip to Herman ON Saturday. ....-.
The dance in the hall on Tuesday
evening was grand success. zs.,
We understand there is to be
another wedding in the near future.
Thomas Wroot and Allie Taisey
went to the cities ON Wednesday
night. -
Ask Phil and Johny how they
enjoyed the masquerade, we won't
tell it all.
Miss Mary Rhorenbach spent the
latter part of the week with friends
in this burg. b.. s.... =
John Lees brother, Ole, has taken
his place at Nelson Bros. John
being on the sick list.
Amel Nelson made horse trade
on Monday, and as usual reports the
worse If the bargain. II
". Fl. Bowles and Chas. Baker, of
Herman, were in this burg on bus
mess one day last week.
Chas. Anderson was on the street
Monday, he is improving in nealth
since his trip to the cities.
Tom Wroot and Allie Taisey re-
uned from the cities on Sunday
night they report dull times. .
Riley says we can't even sew up
our torn horse blankets but what
they. get it in those. Morris papers.
The, farmers in this vicinity are
beginning to. think how the seed
wheat problem can be solved, it
seems to be more difficult than the
problem, about the gold counterfit
that is going the rounds of the press
Many take patent medicine anG
do not at all suffer of any diseases
it is recommended for. Not only
does a patent receive no benefit, but
actual harm. To know by its symp
toms the exact set Of disease is q
secret. Write us giving confidently
all. the symptoms and a ful
description of your case, and up
on receipt of one dollar (sene
postal notes or express money orders
our medical department will carefully
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The sun., 1894-02-15

The MORRIS Sun has changed
owners. WI. Munro. the founder
of the Morris Tribune, is now at the
heinz Ortonville Headlight.
The sun., 1894-02-15

w. J. Munro has bought The Nor
R1s Sun, H. Whiteley retiring. We
are glad to see him back in the
harness again.-Hasting Gazette.