'HIM MM I ii I'll inn mm "T nil if THE NEW ERA. AUX ARMES! AUXIARME8] THE REPORTER. I Imat WMMit WMMf/f BAZAR: Morris Literary Society. 'J HP* '-"'W HARDWARE! MORRIS, MINN., MARCH 3, 1877. Order of Exercise for March 10: To protect John House and Wares, for the I Roll cal). N)eople are Bound to have every Harness in AT RECRUITS WANTED Pacific Avenue, Morris Minn. 9 Reading minutes of last meeting. ST. PAUL & R. PACIFIC R. hia shop, 8 Music. A COMPLETE STOCK OF BSTABLISHMENT. THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF 4 Miscellaneous business. MIZZI WMMI] OageandDdttHK. 8 ^Select reading by W. Comrle, 6 Recitation, by W. J. Munrp. get OQOZDSy They say no one can up a Harness I 7 Debate: Question-Resolved, Thai me Consisting if like John. First clap material and| hope of reward is a greater incentive to j. i action than the fear of punishment. Dis- 1 unlimited experience. Makes an TIMS TAZBXj23» I NNETS, putants, Affirmative, Charles Wilson Negative, A NO. 1 HARNESS. FLOWERS, V-. H. T. Bevans. RIBBONS, TIME OF LEAVING. SARDWAXB CP MiCMXm. *8 Society Newspaper, byJ. F. Todd. SILKS, GOING EAST. I GOING WEST. VELVETS, 9 Music. oua CARP. AND 10 Critic's Report. PASSENGER A WW PASSENGER A^D The largest, cheapest and best stock «l| FURNISHING GOODS,! FREIGHT, 8-M, A. M. P.M. FliEIttHT, 5-15. II Report of Business Committee. lunilMVt army of purchasers, who are constantly taking more Shelf and Heavy To join the large 12 Decision of the question, by the The.Largest Stock and Best Styles west delighted with their bargains and TIME OP ARRIVING. I am Extremely thankfu* President. of St. Paul. for a large patronage, I still Jfcl&SENGER AND I PASSENGER AND 13 Adjournment* v Dress Making Done Solicit my share, HARDWARE, FREIGHT, 6-lft. I FREIGHT 8 Si. T. itfrEATOK, Prerident. SOS P0PUL1SUPREMA LEI, STONE, H. W. Jr., Secretary. C. J. FISHER, Agent. CHILDREN'S SUITS MADE TO OR-| DER. OUR MOTTO. Religions AnouncemenU. Crcssrs RisroKT.—Its avoirdupois weight CUTTING A SJ EC11LTI. was just eleven pounds it entered this Traly Yours, *IB9T COXGKEGATIONAL CHURCH. JOHN HOUSE. breathing world on the morning of March AORiCULTURALIMPLEMENTS We offer special inducements, from the Best Selected Stock of Morris, Minn., Nov., SO, 1876. REV. J. L. FONDA, PASTOR. We Respectfully invite the publio to| 6 its sex is feminine its father endured the come and examine our Stock. grand entree most heroically and Mrs. W. Morning Service, 10:30. A. v.. Respectfully Yours, Itwuint W. Bowers is indeed a happy and much to STRICT ATTENTION TO BUSINESS. Sftbbath School, MRS. F. O. PHILLIPS. Central METHODIST *FI8COPAL CHWBCH. be congratulated mother. Morris, Minn., Nov., 20,1876. J. P. OAKEY, PASTOR. REV. Pussycat Wolffwellsandstone is another! K w i 1 0 8 0 A- HOTEL, There at the iost office you may behold II .! Evniiui,'. s Safe bat Li School, ... 12. five of 'em—partly sons and the rest daugh J. CHRISTIANSEN & CO., Prayer Meeting every Thursday eve., at 7. WESTOF ST. IP-A-TTX. ters. The white hairedest one has monstrous Corner of 6th St. and Atlantic Avenue. loug legs and straddles round all TOWN ELECTION.—Next Tuesday, the over everything, exactly like Ole but the ROOMS LARGE, 4STLANTXG AVENUE, MORRIS, MIBS. Coastantty on hia^. A vstied assortment of voters of the Town of Morris are required other*four are doubtless all legitimate. i:it 1.LOW l'H14'E*»| to vote for certain officers Snd things BASH. DOORS, And, last public increase of all, the editor Dealers in And as good as the best. Three Supervisors one Clerk one Treasurer HINGLES, 8 hereof has Icon delivered of a new idea.— SHEAHTING, one Assessor two Justices. To repeal FURNITURE, ELEGANT AND XillB 'Twas a puny, mewling and puking brat, BUILDING the vote taken at special town meeting a Merit large portion of the Public Patron-1 PAPER, and soon expired from want of companions, held March 13, 1875, in relation to cattle, JATH. OLE. or anything whatever to subsist on. age. L1BIE, horses and n-'iles running at large. All BL'ILDING PAPER, NEW. BRICK, these to be voted on by ballot. As we are FCRLOUGHED FOR HCGATORIAL PURFOSs.—Andrew STOVES, AND informed and believe, three Roadmasters is the Post Master's Man Friday, Table Supplied with the best the market NAILS, NAILS. and one Poundmaster will be elected by and every other day o' the week, almost ALSO DEALER affords. BOLTS, whoop'erup. the whole year round. To see any IN IMPLEMENTS. CARPENTER OUR COOKERY.- FARMING This town rather ought to have a caucus one but Andrew toting mail bags, looks TOOLS, SASH DOORS AND A LA FEANCAISE but this town does not town-caucus worth HOUSE odd so when Ole lugged his bags we said a town cow cuss, except in general scramble to Andrew, as he took the train Where, TRIMMINGS, I 1ST S. ID The Traveling Public are Respectfully of self-constituted committee-of-thewhole Andrew, Helgeson or Heavenson To Invited to call. SUCH AS GLASS, SASH, DOORS, AL-| on the general pile. We'll give the Hancockson," quoth Andrew. We didn't cx.oTinKCi| JOHN R. FOLSOM, Proprietor. names of every man we have thus far doubt that, but mistrusted he was going via WAYS ON HAND. "OLD STAND BY," Morris, Minn., Nov., 19, 1876. heard anybody propose for anything Hancock to Hugersome, in Pope County. Supervisors £. Larson, Chm'n H. B. AM) GEXTS DECIDEDLY FISHY PROBLEM.—Here American House, PAINTS and OILS, A is "Wolff, John House. a nut for some of the mathematicians of the FURNISHING GOODS, Town Clerk—O. C. Hanson, J. F. Todd. CHICAGO PLOW, village to crack A party of three (we are 7' Tuslier returns and will take it again, maiosire CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS. never personal, so will call no names, for HATS to re-elect him—for he has been fear of oftending Prof., and Munro, and a capital Clerk. We have a complete Tin Shop under the AND John House,) whom we will call Pilgrims, Treasurer—J. D. Good, H. nutchins. charge of competent workmen, where we went to our friend Charley Wintermute's Assessor—Ole Bakke, J. R. Perkins, H. ZING OF PLOWS, lake, to fish. Pil. No. 1 caught four Pil Hutcliins. Dragoo has been proposed, but manufacture Tin, Copper ware. Jobbing No. 2 caught nary one and Pil. 3 caught says he will not qualify if elected. done to order in the Neatest Style. A COMPLETE STOCK OF HARROWS twice as many as Pil. 2. They brought Justices—Henry Baldwin, T. M. Lowa OUR PRICES ARE home ten fishes. Now the query is where COT. CALL AND SEE US. E. I ter, L. Pearce. 6th, St. and Atlantic Avenue, Opposite THE YOUNG GIANT did the fishes, exclusive of the four caught I Both Constables hold over. SMM9BB IMMM* the Depot, Morirs Minn. Yours Truly, by No. 1, come from? Thereby hangs —•This mighty and influential organ does FANNING MILL, WM. DKauOO. Board by the Day or Week, WHO? a tail!" •wat care a tinker's ladle who is elected to AT -Yes, a fishy" problem, indeed and EXTRAORDINARY Morris, Mium., Sept., 16,187^. these minor positions but if Glenn Reasonable Ratei Gehovalily Tewksbury is not elected to the on a scaly" dose of PUs.! i high office of Poundmaster by spontaneous ROLL1NWORTHS'KJt7 RAKES. Our Folks and Other Folks. AND All the Comforts of Hwoe, I combustion, 'twill cause a bigger row than STAR SALOON. was threatened by raising flags on inaugurI Good Sample-Room. Maj. G. A. J. Overton, onr County Attorney, Unusnal Bargains. {UNCELEBRATED ation day We ask no more and declare returned home from an all-winter's tarry around M. ELMER, Prop. 6th St., Morris, Minn wicked law-maltera and still he is pure sad nn^gfiled. sangninary wah! with anything shorter! Toots now, and Toots forever is the cry I# our Clothing Department, when In Jud. Rice—not engine No. 11, but the original— PERKINS HO USE,| the wide-awake and genial Asst. Supt. of the St. the City, come and see us, and examine our White Oats, for 55cpbushel, at the BIJEL and CONS P. & P. Road, passed through Moiris yesterday W. MUXRO. I Elevator. Goods. ATLANTIC AVENUE, JIORRIS, MINN. on a tour of inspection over the line. Dr. Butler, of Minneapolis, who had rather he This Hotel is Conveniently located en M.E.SOCIABLK.—Next CHRISTIAN SEN &CO., SCOTCH and BYE WHISKEY, Tuesday evening, A. "WOOD in Doc. Steward's boots in Congress, than to be in tirely New and FINE KENTUCKY BOURBON, with Mrs.J.R.Folsora,at the Central House. terested as at present in Morris lumber, came up Morris, Minn., Nov. 22,1876. You are invited to attend. Tou Too—and to see about it t'other day. Mr. and Mrs. Stone have gone to Jordan, and the rest of you. Imported Wines and Brandies, before returning next week will land on t'other CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. WE AI2SO KEEP A SUPPLY OF In every respect. Within a minute's I Don't Read This, A A N E side, in Le Sueur County. VERY III INDEED.—Little Forrest Lovett, FLOUR -A.IST33 walk of the Depot. One Block from the Mr. O. Seaman is gone oa a visit to his old aged four years, is quite dangerously home in Goodhue County. Post Office. We Respectfully invite all to ill with typhus of brain fever. Mr. and A Full and Complete Stock of, Our best-friend-on-earth Henry Hutchins has Yours Truly, YOU DO YOU WILL IF FIND OUT come and see us. Mrs. Lovett have the hear felt sympathy been ram-paging 'round. Went to St. Paul to see HAVANA & KEY WEST J. D. GOOD THAT J. R. PERKINS, Prop. Beechcr. and ask him if he was guilty and if so. of all our villagers, who ardently hope and Harris, Not. 1S187«. OIGS-.A.:H.S- of what* Then he went to Fergus, tad "proved Gently pray that their beautiful boy may up" on it. le spared to them. WANGEN, Alderman McCarthy has been hither. Best Brands of Saturday morning.—Dr. Gates reports a Mr. Light visits the trains regularly—expecting Fresh Oysters,| change during the last night whichJK Bome one 1 Mrs. Good returned home Monday evening and hopes is for the better. Good grins as one in ecstacy. J. W. Klingelsmith, a printer-lawyer, viewed GOING.—Next week we shall sermonize In the Market. man. IS STILL OLDf[PLACE£ATLANTICfAVENUE. HARD with an inquisitive eye. White AT THEJ HARD TIMES, TSS1ES, OB'the departure of John Crandell and Harney's back. Sober. SALMON, &c. CONSTANTLY ON John Warner,very old "residentera," to lbe James Dennison has returned, refusing to ho frightened by hoppei's. HAND. OYSTERS SERVED Black Hills country. Opposite Elevator. CRY. Fisher is expected by to-night's train. Double CALICO BALL on Friday, 16th: St. Patrick's or single? Fred T. Reeves has run his tick splen HARDWARE.——- HARDWARE. fl diflly in his absence. day ball next night and little boys AND CONTINUES TOSTURN QUT| Prof. Phelps and Gracie have gone to Benson, to b^wl •qthen t'uey tumble down on the ice. Give us a calL. EVERY LINE concert a bit, and form a class, may be. THING INfHIS Respectfully Yourp NOTA BKNA.—Owing I to the cold weather ON.SHORT Bccent Hotel Arrival*. NOTICE, and the mutual affinity Esquire Bevans and D. W. WHITE. IT E3 "W" ELER, AND IN A CENTRAL HOUSE. J£h Shanghai editor have doubled up and now, Morris, Ming., Ko*.v20,1876. IB OUR CRY. L. CslSpooner, Litchfield T. IX Thompson, "WORKMANLIKE MANNER, by snugly lying, spoon-fashion, have contrived }by BEXSON, MINN. Minneapolis W. H. Schumeier, St! /tri to keep warm, during the cold snap. Watches in Coin Silver Cases, from ten I KNOW ALL MEN (INCLUDING LADIES,) THAT Paul L. J. Ludloff, Big Stone Colony PI Profound law and sound morals may be I Headquarters Saloon. dollars upward. American Watches of all Brown and Daughter, Red Rock Lake found hand in hand, at the Reporter office. Grades. Capt. H. S. Cole, Minneapolis II. A. Schtz, WATCHES FOR GENTS, St.Paul A. Albenberg, St.Paul Mansfield THE SOCIABLE TUESDAY EVENING, at Mr. WATCHES FOR LADIES, Minneapolis John Scheller, Crookston Stone's, was, from all accounts, a verv WATCHES FOR BOYS. BUGGIES, J. H. Mountain, Willmar C. P. Malloy pleasant affair. The Misses Stone in tlie Time for all, and now is the time. PROPRIETOR. Minneapolis: D. W. Luke, Minnea absence of their parents 'did' the honors ATLANTIC AYHNSTDE, MORRIS, WSH. of the occasion. "When the cat '& away, LIGHT I'EKKINS UJUSE. JUSt "C^WTtWI TieW ft the mice canpfty." Where were the guardians? Jeff. Wilson, Minneapolis J. W. Klingelsmith, We eall attention to one of the Bert A*. HaS CLOCKS, do., John Eothwell, D. G. Berkmail JEWELERY, sorted Stock of Store U1 MomS. Wagons^ C. C. Carpenter, Lone Tree Colony. "Plrte .—The Good Templars in this SILVER STOREi NEW GOODS Slerejis County Officenk WARE. place are talking of having a dramatic and I IPlAttdRm ^RING WAGONS musical entertainment in connection with I SILVER PLATED WARE PEARCE. Judge of Probate—L. E. their Lodge. We want to see any enterprise Register of Deeds—li. M. lliCiiAKDSON. GRISWOLD. Auditor—'W. W. Of the Best Manufactures, and at Prices of this description meet with success, for CUTTERS and SLEIGHS. Clerk—HENRY BALDWIN. that cannot by beat. *Jall and see us. gee in these frontier towns there is a rally Treasurer—SAMUEL LARSCMU. desnhof amusements—at least of an in-1 LAMDRERG. T| O. C. WANGEM Sheritf—Jons fmwjiia ..rrstsFien A -E»-HTSSL* WHEATON. Surveyor—D. T. Benson, Minn. f.i' ^. ctaal kind. _____ A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED PERKINS. Coroner—J. R. Hardware, ^JTOALDE FOLK" THEIR CONCERT.v.-rjit County Attorney—G. A. J. OvzBTOft. OF STOCK WAGON AND SLEIGH, BUEL CHIDESTER. School Supt.— SO! F0BM0EB18. surprised and exceedingly welll MATERIALS, ALWAYS ON Court Commissioner—11. B. Woi^ps. •-.v- %EST OF ST. PAISb. 4 Farming Tooli, eased §ith concert given by our local! 'T the C. WIMERMCTB» HAND. 'u.knt, un'ler the baton of our fellow townsJUPan CUMSTOCK. A. J. We have not been to the Centennial, lor| CONCERN: Horse Shoeing TO WHOM IT MAY Tho. Ti TllOMASSOI^ Prof. Phelps. Morris- has certainly the reason that we were busy fillin stoves, fconv' ling to be proud of for in large com* ilie numerous orders of our VOBH1S HARftET. Your attention is hereby called, for if you mi ni'jes, so many sweet and well trained I friends. aisd*kv?uildinff ware, shelf CORRECTED WEEKLY. want anything in the line of .-t afr not often found. The rendition of 5- V- BUSINESS FIRST, W i &• MORIUS, March 10, Harness, "x- Saddles, V.i' v^ilus parts of the programme was -ii** :T in ware, and Wheat, per bushel, No. 1, $1.08. No.2,1.08 e t,|ud the various solos, etc., are de-1 PLEASURE AFTERWARDS, Corn, 70 Trunfefi^^T alices, 4? 1"% individual mention but for fear *A. 3utS, .. O W O K Is Our Motto. Pocket Cultery 'n'.f a e y 6 0 7 0 idiSAl distinctions #r mention would Robes, Blankets, 4 Beans, 1-50 We sl» hove a Splendid New Lot of considered invidious, it is better to Potatoes, ..... 50 |Ciigaa, Oomprising of the Leading. Currycon^b s$ an| irf v.iii from particularizing. The costumes Flour, per lOOttrfk,.,........ #JD0@3.26 ASPECIALTY. in the Market. ci iLe chorus were very appropriate and Cora meal, 3.00 i A Thousand and one things too nuaiexoua to: Brushes, Butter, per B».,... 13| .vlre also a decided novelty. We can say Repairing Promptly Cheese, 20 h3 more except in behalf of the com mi nity OUR £'t Lard, 15 l^COAL A SPECIALTY You will save time and money by calling ank I'rot. Phelps and through him the titERt'DEi'AirrfnT Eggs, (fresh,) per dozen,...... i*!11 »*Ss is On us before purchasing elsewnejss. J3one. individual members of the chorus for a de-1 Beef, fresh, per 100 Iba., $8.50@4.01 SEMPER PARATUS, Pork, 8.00 @8.26' filled treat which is duly appreciated by all. Brisk as usual, although we try to accomodate PLEASE GAUI AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES BEFORE PURCHASING ELS* Hides, green, per Jb., 4c. dry,... .b@10 To do your Repairing with tht "do it some more all with Professor, WHERE. Bran, per ton,..................15.00 suit. At Plices which cannot fail to A Best of Material. One word of advice to mothers and all I Shorts, ier 100 i8., 90 TO O O 3D I aAnd Reasember quick sales antl small^preflts Is,onr Salt, per bbl., 2.75 iceraed. Until babies liuve aensel Standing Invitation toalL Caskr Hay, per ton,. 4.00@o.09 -. tfome In and have a chat 1 ten miles per hour, for ccugh to quit squealing, when told to Wood, per cord, oak, 5.00 maple, $5.^0 -«Yours Truly, Yours truly, JAMES NOTMAN&iV at up," they are an unmitigated nuisance s.P.scfibMCfe. Tallow, per lb., ^OHNOWJ)i|%s| Minn., Aflan«c Atwii»,llorria, and crying evils at a public entertainment. Suear, A., 7fcs for #1.00 brown, 7i for $1 liorris, Mlnni, JUrri., KW.'i# Nov., 20, i876. Nov. 19,1878. Coffee, best Rio, lbs. for $1.00 Morris, Mlna., Sept. 16,1376. Moii-JL—Don't bring yearlings! 1 rtf T' J* r? vri 1 ''i &•*- r-. w* -a S'St* i fx, "Vs 'V v s K I **&.. "4* '.v. idiAi i