Griggs courier., 1897-11-12

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SONS.
The infant child CT Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Hicks died Sunday.
Great sacrificing sale for the next
60 days at Gunderson Bros.
A. B. Stewart paid the hobo a dollar
but it was under protest, now wasn't
it, Jim?
7pounds good Bulk Collector dol
lar at Jimeson's.
]. 81. Van voorhis and family moved
into town this week. They now occupy
the house purchased from Will II.
Carleton.
Buy mems working gloves of Jime-
son and save 25c on the dollar.
o. 81. Haugen, of West Superior,
Wis, now has charge of p. e. Nelson's
tin shop. Mr.. 81. comes recommended
as first-class workman in his line.
Every day brings more testimonials
in favor of my SOC tea. JMEsoN.
Haynes Palace Studio Car visited
Cooperstown again this week, and viii.
leave tomorrow morning. The car is
still in charge of the genial 81. II.
Wilcox.
Ladies, take look at my outing
aannels. W. C. JMEsoN.
DR.. May will deliver his famous lee
ture, "With q Knapsack Through
Switzerland and Up the Mattherhorn
Mountain, "atthecourthouseto at tomorrow
night. He will also deliver another
lecture Monday night, in the same
building the subject being Rome, the
Eternal City," If you enjoy first
class lecture, turn out and hear him.
$4,000 yards of cotton and half wool
novelties in all the latest patterns.
Plaids. stripes and mixed patterns at
prices ranging from l24c to 25c per
yard. just the thing for school dres-
ses. At Berg Bros. & Co.
Attorney Crum appeared in Coopers-
town Monday to attend court notwith-
standing his contempt case. There
was very little business for Taylor up
here. considering all the good he did.
We have equally as far seeing advo-
Gates right in town, and the result of
his labors on this visit shows the alb
surdity of'paying extra money for out
side assistance to sustain a rotten
course on the strength Of vastly
over-estimated ability.
/ Best Golden Rio coffee. dandy at
22c. JMEsoN.
Rev. b. A. Burns and wife were ten
dered a surprise and donation party
at the M. E. parsonage Wednesday
night, about forty friends of the genial
pastor being present. A number OF
very useful articles of consumption
were handed in, all of which were ap-
preciated you may be sure. The even
ing was spent pleasantly in various
ways, and all agreed when they ad-
journed that they had spent very
enjoyable evening.
Secretary c. j. Lucken, of Coopers-
town Lodge, No. 81 I. O. Q. F., has
received an invitation from Bro. Al
bert H. Hanson, of Wimbledon, for
the lodge to be present at the. institu-
ton of a lodge at that place next Tues
day evening, Nov. 26th. The invita-
tion is appreciated, and some of the
boys will probably be able to attend.
The jamestown degree team will do
the work.
papers corn starch for 25c at,Jime.
sons.
In company with Rev. E. S. Shaw We
editor went down to the Ladbury
schooolhouse last Sunday afternoon to
attend service. We found a good at
tendance and q thrifty little church
Organization. The congregation have
recently purchased new organ, and
will soon build sheds for to shelter the
teams, Asocial was held on Thursday
of last week and something over $40
was secured to go towards the shed
fund. The organization is prosperine
and has among its membership some
hard workers in the cause.
Good bargains in outing flannel at
Jimeson's.
Il At the Baptist church, last Sunday
night, those who were SO fortunate as
to he present, listened to an unexpected
treat in the earnest, plain and pungent
discourse of young, eloquent and
up-to-date clergyman, the Rev. L. B
Crosby, of Nova Scotia: who was here
visiting his sister, Mrs. C. T. Whid.
den. The reverend gentleman based his
discourse upon the advent of the Mes.
siah and the.great object of His COM
ing-s:to seek and save that which was