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Stevens County reporter (Morris, Minn.) 1876-1877

January 27, 1877 · Page 5 of 6

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1 ». ». 1 s'-'T 1 .v." ilstV^' '-vi's^w -I -v'"- i s-wv-sswi. .v „^twsw- 'AP-i -^T^Vr ,- JT"' iM 19- BAZAR. THE NEW ERA, AUX mi%\ AUXJARKLS! 1'arni to Let. LADIES wrnxL, vmttt Til. ^v^ii JL v^/X.V' A. i«ji»v« 186 Acres of new land within two miles HARDWARE ORTIIS, MINN., JANIWRY, 11,187 To protect John House and Warm, for the Morris to let on.shures. Forpurticulars, v A people see Bound to have ewjy Harness in CHAS. WLUKII. iqtttrS.of Pacific Avenue, Morris Minn. 1ST. PA'JL?& PACIFIC R. R. liis shop, S A COMPLETE STOCK OF I.i Imt Received *=*c^'-' ESTABLISHMENT. THE OLD ESTABLISHED" ilOUSE OF Single and Double. I MJLLINZm IIP A car lo.nl of Shcrtd, winch 81 .will, sell per ton for cash. GOODS, They say no one can get up a Harness ^H-^7S3s?^"«rf II. E. Nose. ^=1333 Consisting of like John. First class material and lill lllijiUUUf i, i. tm WAITED. T:DMCES TABLE, HATS, unlimited experience. Makes an BONNETS, A NO. 1 HARNESS. I A young man at this Office, to team the FLOWERS, TIME OF LEAVING. 3 RIBBONS, •./ Printinff business. One from 18 to 30 year THB HARDWARB KIXO OF MORRIS, GOING WEST. EAST. SILKS, GOING ireferred. This is a good chance for a VELVETS, OUR CARD. PAJSRN(TKR AND PASSK.NUEtt AJSD young man. AND food rUKfUHT. ft-lS. P.M The largest, cheapest and best stock of TCKlOIir, 8-54, A. M. FURNISHING- GOODS, fji The St. Patrick's Tco»perenw tergo To join army of purchaserS^lto art constantly lifting -l^abcr. Shelf and Heavy TIME OF A TRIVING. mo. Largest Stock and Best Styles west Society. .J delighted with their bargains and ii I am Extremely thankful PASSENGER AMD PA8SENGKR AND of St. Paul. Spiritual Director, llev. P. Walsh for a large patronage. I stili HARDWARE, Solicit my share, Dress Making Done. KRKIGHT 8S4. Pres. Thomas Moore, Vice Pres. T. Gou FREIGHT, 5-15. STOVES C- 3 rnin, Secretary, L. Gibbin, Treasurer, Mi HSITER, Agent. PS POPOLISUPBEM LEI, CHILDREN'S .SUITS MADE jTO QBDER. chat-1 Gorman, Marshal, Thomas Sullivan, Religious |Aiiouncemeitts. Board of Managers, John Colman, Patrick Otm MOTTO. CUTTINGIASSrK'lALTtr |j* Gorman and Michael Murphy. Trtily Yours, FIUST «h"OR*«AT!ONAU CHFRCH. JOHN HOUSE. KEV. J. L. FONDA, PASTOR. ASRICULTURALIMPLE^EKTS TSOTICB, We offer special inducements, Minn from the Best Selected u Stock of We Respectfullyj invitel the public to Morris, Minn., 30,1876. Nov.. Morning Senice, 10:80. a. X. aud examine our Stock. iijF^ Xvetiinjr. l.-'.H. 4 Respectfully Yours, Dr. G. L. Gates, of Benson, who B&bbaih School, 11.11. STRICT ATTENTION TO BUSINESS. TIIODIFT CPTSCOTAL NTTBCB. has visited Morris once a week, for| uearly MRS. F. O. PHILLIPS. Central REV. J. P. OAKEY, PASTOR.". three years, will hold office houis in the Morris, Minn., Nov., 20,1876. parlors off II. B. Wolff, over the s-tore Morning Service, 10:80. a. M. Rren:u^. 7. r. M. Tuesday,* Si, to 5H, F- M. Ail lorders for Bsbbuth Schrtol, 12. HOTEL, J. CHRISTIANSEN & 00., J'rav n t.iug every Tfcmrsday m, at 7:86 professional calls, should be left with WESTOF H. B. Wolff. Cornei' of OH St. and Atlantic Avenue. -•r'tft ti'c 4. •*. Extraordinary Inducement* LOCAL ITEMS.J WWf iT ROOMS ATLANTIC AVENUE, MORRI8, WHN. LARGE, Constantly on hand. A varied assortment of the Public. —A large variety of fall and winter drew |vo{ 'wT» aTsr'ii sj1 SASH, DOORS, in Sealers LARSON NHSON'S. For the next 30 thirty days, at the Ladie: goods at & 4id as good as the best. SHINGLES, Bazaar. We hope our friends and custom SHEAHTINO, FURNITURE, ELEGANT AND ers will avail themselves of this golden opportunity i y BUILDING Merit a large portion of the Public Fatron- mmm PAPER, to buy goods at actual JOBBERS PRICES! Call and see us and be convinced mm. LIME, BUILDING PAPER, NEW. BRICK that this is no farce. STOVES, MRS..F. O. PHILLIPS. —Ga.to Teelc's for pure Drugs and Medicines. Table Supplied with the best the market NAILS. MAILS. S A S Notice to Contractors. affords. ALSO DEALEi BOLT8, CARPENTER OUR COOKERY. I —A full line of winter caps, jat£Sundell Sealed proposals will be received at the TOOLS, SASH DOORS AND A IA FRANCAISE &Shumakers\ Auditor's office, in Morris, Stevens County. HOUSE im I IT s. Minn, until Saturday the 3d day of Feb. i v TRIMMINGS, The Traveling Public* are Respectfully i S e i s i A. D. 1877, at 12 o'clock M., tor the con £3F"Thebest $6,00 overcoat west of St. Invited to call. SUCH AiS GLASS, SlASH, DOORS, AL­ struction of a jail in said Town. Plans and Paul, at the firm of Wolff, jWells & Stone JOHN R. FOLSOM, Proprietor specifications can be seen at the said Audi BY," STAND JL WAYS ON HAND. JQluD Morris, Minn., Nov., 19, 1S76. tor's office. The right to reject any or all Fresh Iir.portecl'and Key West Cir bids is reserved by the Board of County AND GE5TT8 PAINTS and OILS gars, of the best brands, at Croonquist. Commissioners of said County. American [House, FURNISHING GOODS, GRISWOLO,, CHICAGO PLOW, W. W. Go to A.. Christiansen & Co." for County AudHdjr, 1 CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS HATS your Gloves~and Mittens. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.] \Yrehavea complete Tin Shop under the AND —Fine Overcoats, equal to the best cus charge of competent workmen, where we Notice is hereby given, that the annual made at Wolff, Wells & Stone. KING- OF PLOWS, CAPS. meeting of the Stevens County Agricultural manufacture Tin, Copper ware. Jobbing Society, will be held at the Depot, in Mo done to order in the Neatest Style. —Fresh Oysters by the can, or case, at A COMPLETE STOCK OF HAKBOWS. ris, on Saturday the 20th day^of January OURJPRICESAEE Croonquist's. A.'D. 1 P. M., 1877, at o'clock, for the pur CALL AND SEE US. Cor. 6th, £t. and Atlantic Avenue, Opposite THE YOUNG GIANT pose of electing officers! for the ensuing FANNING MILL, the Depot, Morirs Minn. —For a fine assortment of waterproofs, YoCrs Truly, year, and attending to other matters pertaining go to Larson & Nilson's. WM. DRamuu. Board by the Day or Week, to the interest of the Society. A full attendance is desired. Morris, Mi*tn., Sept., 16,1876. EXTRAORDINARY! AT £3?" A large assortment of Canvas En. Morris, Jan. 11th, 1877. Reasonable Rates. broldered Slippers, at Sundell & Shumaker's. HOLLINWORTHS' HAY RAKE3. [Stevens County„Offlccrs. AND All the Comforts of Home. STAR SALOON. Judge of Probate and Good Sample Room. Unusual Bargains. Register of Deeds—It. M. RICHARDSON. •^THE CELEBRATED Largest assortment of Hats, Cap« M. ELMER, Prop. 15AI.OWIN\TLD. GKISWC 6th St., Morris, Minn Auditor—W. AY. 0. WHITE, Prop and Gent's. Furnishing Goods, at A. Chris Clerk—HENKY Treasurer—SAMUEI, LARSON. tSansen & Co. la our Clothing [Departmeut, when £in TJE3IE3 LOVETT. Sheriff—II. T. PERKINS HOUSE FI.-KER. the Cuv, come and sec us, and examine our Surveyor—C. J. df very nice Merino Half Hose, at Coroner—MTCIIAEI. GA1-.VTK._ BUEL and CONE Goods. 85cts. per pair, at Larson & Nilson's. OVMWOX. County Attorney—G. A.4J. ATLANTIC AVENUE, MORKIS^MINN. School Supt. lit "EL, CUIDESTER. This Hotel is Conveniently located en A. CHRISTIANSEN & CO., SCOTCH and RYE WHISKEY, WOI,FF. Court Commissioner—H. B. tirely New and WOOD -PTTIMI^S 'Anotherlot of those splendid Dress C. WlN'lERMUTE. iforris, Minn., Nov. 22, 1876. FINE KEESTCGKY BOURBON COMSTOCK. Goods at Larsons & Nilson's. FIMMF CL? Coftnty Com're\ A. J. UOMASSON. Tho. Imported Wines and Brandies, CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. WE ALSO KEEP A SUPPLYfOF Ladies and Children's French Seal In every respect. Within to n inutes Town Officers ef Morrta. A A N E Don't Read This, Caps, cheap for cash, at the old house walk of the Depot. One Block from the FLOUR J^ISTJD JFJSJSjT) Wolff, Wells & Stone's. (Piin.ir Fnrsnv, Chairman Post Office. We Respectfully invite all to A Full and Complete Stock of, WOLFF, Supervisors II. F». Yours Truly, IFj YOtTDO^YOU TWILL* FIND^OCT come and see us. SAMCEL LARSO*. HAVANA. & KEY WEST "The largestt stock of Pairts,Oits, J. D. GOOii THAT FISHER. A. BRAMAN, PrQl Clerk—C. J. Morris, Nov.^l5U876 and Vamisucs in town, will be found at Treasurer—J. D. Got®:. M. M. MOORE'S DBVG STORE. BAKWS. CIGARS, Assessor—O. A. Peace—IIENR* BAUXWIK O. C. WANGEN, Justice of the "Best Brands of ,, 1 O. C. HANSON, PERRY.: O Constables Fresh Oysters IF" Ladies, do not forget the fine White PEKRY. Pound MASTER—W. II. Goods, Laces, Notions, and general assortment of Dry Goods, at Sundell & Shu 9IORRIS MARKET. maker's In the Market. HARD TIPTiiS, HARD TIMES, CORRECTED WKEKLT. ISTILL AT THE] OLDJPLACE,"ATLANTICFAVENUE. ON SALMON, CONSTANTLY &c. —New and desirable styles of Dress MORRIS,®JAN..li,'t8W. Goo Is,plaids,stripes and plain colors, at 35 HAND. OYSTERS SERVED Wheat, per bushel, No. 1, $ 103. No. 2,98 •Opposite Elevatcpt -IS THE CRY. 70 cents a yrtrdat Sundell & Shumaker's A-' XiA I.OBI Corn, 55 'i)ats, HARDWA HARDWARE, ... 60@70 Barley, AND CONTINUES TOTTURNGOLT 1.00 Great attractions at Croonquist's, Dotls of Beans, Give us a call. 40 Potatoes, EVERY THING IIS^HIS LINE Ifnrdita all sizes to suit your taste, an endless variety Flour, per 100lbs.,. .......... ^*^^2.90 Respectfully Yours, o" toys for the Httle folks. ON.SHORT NOTICE Corn meal, 3.0J D.W.WM1®. Butter, per 1b.,.. AND IN A NOT,, Cheese, E3 W ELEB, IS OUR CRY. Mian., Morris, 20,1876. *A splendid assortment of Buffalo Lard, i® WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Ovcreoats, at Charles Wilson's at twenty BENSON, MINN. Effsra, (fresh,) per dozerl,"V...... •... in KNOW ALL MEN (INCLUDING LADOB,) THAT Beef, fresh, per 100 9»s $3.50@4.00 (k!i.tra each now Is your time for a great Watches in Coin Silver Cases, from ten Pork, 6.00@6.50 in these goods. -*F dollars upward. American Watches of all Headquarter Saloon. .Hides, green, per ft»., 2i@8c.i dry, 8@10 Grades. \m Bran, per ton, 15.0u TOii 11 1 Sliorts, per 100 ft»s., C3P~ Don't wait for as or our agent to WATCHES FOR GENTS, per bbl., AVU" WATCHES FOR LATHES, •ill upon you, but please send your name Suit, Hay, per ton, i WATCHES FOR BOYS REPORTER, BUCCIES, and $2,00 for the and keep Wood, per cord, oak, 5.00 maple, ^Timc for all, and now is the time. PROPRIETOR. yourself posted on what is going on. Tallow, i«rft., Sugar, A., per ft., 12ic. brown, CXItTBXKflAL ATLANTIC AVENUE, MORRIS, MTNN. bran Hardware Coffee, best Rio, 2o(^^ 4 lbs. for $1 00 |Las just Opened a new 7 UCHT i! .,'1 .•, Raisins, Assorted Jfe eaH attention to one of the Be^ —For beautiful dresses, good things to CLOCKS, Currants, Store in Morris. eat, Stock of and for all articles which will make Peaches, .~v*.*•-«••• -»1~3/®19 JEWELERY, SOLID Prunes, ».• v. Wagoni l»:DHttrrtHve, we advise „a!l to step in Blackberries, SILVER NEW GOODS. and see Wolff, Wells, & Stone, and pri Apples, per bbl.,. 8.i5(a4.00 •4 WARE. their dry goods, groceries, fancy articles &c PUim SPRING WAG0N8 JFLOUR & FEED STORE, SIIVEB FLATEO WSRE r. Of Hi" I-"st. Manufactures, and at Prices rtsyif yon wish a nice article of flour, -GUTTERS and SLEIGHS. that cannot by beat. Call and see us. call on T. M. Lowatcr, Pacific "Avenue AND I keep constantly on hand. where you can purchase cheap for cash O. C. WANGE 4 GJE3 EAP AS THE i also the Best brands of Buckwheat flour in Benson, Minn. FKKD.'IKITS, A LARGE AND £WELL SELECTED "FT mi «.^c., tbs market, always"ou liand.£Corn meal STOCK OF WAGON AND SLEIGH Oats and Fee J, as cheap aa the cheapest. .? Hrtrd\^are, a lies room next doorl ufiti i*" ». i at r'!ison i:)ie HO! F0RM0RRI8. v. -1 H* r. MATERIALS, ALWAYS ON WEST OF ST. PAUL. v to Farming Tool% |y*'O^toth*? oW Hoese f*f J. D. Good, the Perkins lious#. HANp. "1fe have not been to the Centennial, for V TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN i 'OL H. E. NOEL. if wish o purchase cheap for cash he ^le reason that we were busy fill* v-ft $' .....stoves, keeps coustantly on hand, flour, oats, corn ing the numerous orders of our Your attention is hereby called, for if you t-ou want anything in t1:e w «*c AJlatgj assortment of lumber, Cheap friends. •vv-r.rncmiZXttEm want anything in the line of too. BUSINESS FIRST '4 ware, i il «t our n«w Stoi of Eool5. (lon'f f-n! torn The Price of Wheat. Harness, Saddles PLEASURE AFTERWARDS, *fe'v'I S' v Tinware, and siocl opposite the Elevator, and exa vn Wheat is steadly rising all over the world Trunlv^V alices, Is Our Motto. The Minneapolis millers are now buying 61 W 6 ft K WA ,Pocket Cultery'-- and price-' i-efoi-evnu make vour purchase Robes, JBlankets wheat in Milwaukee, and bringing it by ILL/11 11I'll' IM 1 1 IMITH We also have a Splendid New Lot of it l* twiii in1 11 ill 11 0 -J S =.,» rzim -%fi a- iul rail to their mills. They have to do this or Chgar^,Comprising of the Leadtttg Brands v Currycoin1)!, an(| and if we cannot show you a bettercliiy.-» Tt! -r shut down. in the Market. •vl 1 v-: .-r -A Thousand and one things too nnmerous to menlioiv 4 y The indications all are that wheat will be i Brushes, i gootl, at lower prices th:tn ny other j-|"r' __—o- Repairing ^Promptly higher in the spring in Minnesota than .'T *-.0UB !L ,. has been since the war and if serious Yon wifl save time and money by catling in Stevens Countv, von need not spend on COAL"A SPECIALTY \:Z iff "trmfDEPAiTioT Sb us before purchasing elsewner®^. trouble arises from the presidential com mBBuastSiiirrrTi v. .Pone,-. .%- reu1' plication it may go as kigh as it did in the c«nt with us u i our SEMPER PARATUS, Brisk as usual, although we try to accomodate J*LEA8E CALL BUKL, AND SEE FOR YTOURSELVES BEFORE PURCHASING days of the rebellion. To do your Repairing with tho cash, and tret a hirce discount otl. ln-nct all with WHERE. 1 The calmity is that so few of our people At Prices which cannot fail to suit. k. Best of Material. O O I I -3 have wheat to sell. After taking out their Remember qnlck'salcs and «mall profits It ovr mott*. can defy all. and any competition, and Standing Invitation to all. seed and bread their bins are empty. JBimfe^'WIIIlWI.'iS'lSI, trfWttB—BWBB— Cbme in and have a chat! And ten miles per hour, for Cash. v FRULY YOURS, If we have a god crop next year, sad fer special inducement to cash trade. Yonrs Truly, Yours truly, BEMB JAMES NOTMAN & Qo. v J,- -jh the grasshoppers do not gobble it, Minrreso JOHN CRANDELL. AOsntic Arenue, Morris, Minn., Truly yours. 8. I*. SCHOFEEXDL 1 Morris, For. IV a will a ungiiiriceut price for tliesgn at Morris, Min«., Kov., 30,1870. NOT. 19,1m Morris, Mteit., Sept. Hi. 1876. CHAS WILSON. DUPLICATE EXPOSURE