The Sauk Centre herald., 1898-12-15

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squash at Bishop.
| Novelties in crockery and glassware
1t d. Cleveland & Co.'S.
On Monday night the thermometer
registered I60 below zero.
Call on D. Cleveland and Son and
look over their holiday goods.
La Crema &c cigar pleases everyone.
Smoke them yourself. Made by A.
Mansell.
New designs in rockers, couches
and parlor suits-and so cheap at
VIM. Scherffius's.
FOR SALE-A team of heavy
horses, at a very reasonabl price.
| GEO. L. STABLER,
Sauk Centre.
A pension of $500 per month has
been allowed to Alta E., widow of the
late Jerome Gillett, whose home is
near Fairy Lake.
You are sure to find what you want
when looking for suitable Christmas
gifts, if you call on Hanson & Emer-
son, the corner druggists.
There is no line of goods more ac-
ceptable for holidays then that offered
by H. F. Alden. He has some beauti-
full novelties to which he invites at
tention.
A complete business college at the
Glenwood Academy. Full courses
given in ornamental penmanship, pen
drawing, shorthand and typewriting
by especially qualified teachers.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is the i'm
placable enemy of scores, burns and
wounds. 1t never fails to cure Piles.
You may rely upon it. Hanson &
Eme rson.
J. F. Cooper has money for farm
loans at lowest rates. No gold clause.
Borrower can pay any part or all of
the principal at any interest day. In
terest payable annually at his Office.
Call on Or write him for terms.
For an acceptable Christmas present
nothing is better than a good photo
graph, and you cannot get a better one
taken than at the gallery'of P. A. John
son. Come early and make sure your
work will be ready before Christmas.
Santa Claus will procure his supply
of candies and nuts this year from c.
w. Johnson, the Main-st, confec-
tioner, because he knows he will get
good goods at the lowest prices; and
there will be plenty left for you. Call
and see.
Prof.Harry yStoel is handling full
line of musical instruments, and has
on exhibition several very fine pianos
at Dobbs Bros, furniture store. Any
one in need of an instrument should
call upon Prof. Stoel. An expert
pianist himself his guarantee as to
the quality of an instruments is con-
elusive of it's superiority,
In the probate court an order has
been made requiring the guardian of
Francis Pangburn, Sauk Centre, to
file new bond. This action was
taken because Henry Keller, who quail
fled on the bond for $4,000, petltioned
the court for his release, alleging that
in borrowing large amounts of money
to carry on his manufacturing busi-
ness it was hardship to have al
ways to recite that he was bondsman
i n the case.
William Scherffius has shown a
great stroke of enterprise in having a
line of china ware made to order in
Carlsbad, Germany, and imported
directly. The ware is decorated with
local designs, P. A. Johnson making
a number of photographs of different
views of and in the city, which have
been wrought out in the finished goods.
The china is very fine, some of it as
thin as an eggshell, and the patterns
are graceful. There are number of
fancy pieces, as we'll as serviceable
pieces for ordinary table use. Drop
| in and see them.
John Wrinter of Spring Hill came
down yesterday to have his eye ex-
amined by specialist. There was
something in the organ that had no
place there and it had been bothering
him for nearly three months. He and
his friends had used all diligence and
all homely remedies to remove it but
without avail, and as a. last resort
Wrinter came to the county seat to
have it attended. DR.. Whiting ex-
amined the eye and finally removed a
tiny timothy seed which had been i'm
bedded in the organ of vision for more
than ten weeks past. Wrinter return
ed home but has a bad ulcer, the re-
suit of the irritation caused by the
seed.-Journal Press,
RI. Greene conducted the first of
his entertainments with the Tremaine
Stereopticon at the Grand Opera House
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