The herald-advance., December 26, 1890, Image 9

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ItRviLto, Dec. 25th, 1890.
Revillo wheat buyers purchased two
thousand flv«- :rjd*w! bushels of wheat
last Friday.
Eli and Grill bt John name over from
Clear Lake taut week to visit their broth
er Fred.
One ot our enterprising cigar dealers
received the extraordinary number of
six thousand cigars, the other day.
Wo announced a few weeks ago that
the Norwegian church hiul reached com
pffttion, but wo fdrgot the steeple which
finishing tooth carpenters are now put
inu'on.
.Mis. Tmr.'i Storlie, it little
our merchant, nccorni smed by her aun!,
Miss Emm it, departed Monday »r Spring
Valley, Minnesota, to Visit her grand
mother.'
.aughterof1
Deputy it? Williams i'hii.c down
from Millmnk in t1 o forepart of the weel*
on some official business.
We heard an argument in Jones's store
tl tlier evening which convinced us
?h it our town is in no danger from the
Indians. It-wasn't what th6 disputants
mid thatconvinced us, however, hut the
force with which it, was said. We are
sure thai any* bund ot hostile*, however
$»utih bont- on ti.o extermination of the
imie-facH, would fly in dismay if they
Heatii.aucb ^confyt ion of toniruea as we
The Qr.I
1 of tui3
town waut i
night. tn.T.'/f* "h"osj7
gathered a and :iw&mblage,
for !epury/e «»t giving 'and receiving.
The genero/y of the people was dis
played in s/),,numerous costly presents
With win,/theevergreA' was ln dvu.
ncins, last
roo! were
S-hoo/Iosi for a short vaerifl^fni "Inst
Frid.ty Jmt in celebration of thenast day
a JJi tlf/fii'teriaimnent was given. Fol
low m,/i* the program somewhat con
tJeiiB'
"Bra*/ iltle Hans Lester 3.ones.
JVighbor's Light Ray Dillman
Irfew Must Not Ring To-night'
The Working Days ....May Beebe.
Tht^Twinklrng Star Turra Siorhe.
Tjfee Ii y ("onvi l's Story... .Will Diilm^n
The liule teacher managed adu ir dl\,
And the entertainment was a grand suc
cess, wiih the exemption, perhaps, of tke
lam recitation.
W. E. Nobles haa rested the houae of
J. W. Stymiest.
James Porter, our busy merchant,
made a business trip to Waterlown the
first of tho week.
Tho Twin Brooks Astonisher ia aston
ishing everybody. Will have to send
you a copy, which will astonish you as
mrichas anybody.
weif quitu recovered from the effects of
the accident in which he Irid two ribs
broken.
We are sorry to chronicle the departure
ot our genial drtiggtst, W. A, Coflin.
Ilo has secured a good opening for a
drugstore atCamdeu Place, Minneapolis,
tin,, however, and will-move"his stock
_woek. We hope the change will be
piV'.^rotis for him.
Tho^hlub room has opened in gool
shape and^reafier those who wish to)
spend their Mr en in gs down town,1 need
ba found H^iag around busier i
places. Plenty ofc.-.furniture h'is Wen!
donated and a fee of iwontjtife con Is
aaksd from all wlu wish to join. News-1
papers, books, and various other roadinjr
inatter will be furnished, tfjd pbwes'
Last Friday evening, white attending
the dance at Corona, somebody untied
Seymore Knight's team and started them
off. The horses went home where they
were found next morning, ami one of
em w
,w
ver
•£»e°ri5l* trickson. i ,,very fnrUier jn t!i«» land from Maine to
Brave Norwegian Hoy Pol A Ka'oe. '^CXuB^ prices for farm machinery are
My rretty Little («irl Henr.\ tbly.
no%.
TWIl* ItROOKfl.
Deo. 17,1890.
Qur blacksmith,. H. Larson, start? for
Zfittie Falls, Minn.,|t*-morrow. V
J. W* Stymiesti has boufjht out
'dousrh's well drilling outfit, and is now
at,-work on a well near Big Stone.
It was a boy at Pishaws last*' week,
and John smiles nil over.
Blood has mov^il iut Tw'm Brooke,
and is living in the Larson house.
provided for games of vr.riom "kinds, in !ty.
different rooms. All who hav* papers or
•books they wish to contnbuto please
leave at this office. Club
,\Vavc ofllce.
j,retty
C\Y. CijOSk
ma ST«E CITV.
rooms
and
ovev
As Ayjr's Sarsaparilla outstrips a!l
other tdood-purifiers in populur favor, so
Aver's Almanac is the most universally
t*uliar
n iLiier. I n,ro,cfr»ftT tears.
The Wilmot Importer, Dec. M, 1W. Jlrs. WlNSI.OWS SoOTHJNG 8yiu l', Ot
The Presbyterian Sunday Schools .(ljjdreu teething, ia the prescription of
now being he'ld at the depot every »«n-
one of lhe bPs
day at 12 m. A cians in the United States, and has been
Miss Delia McOollum cam* up from
USie
y badly stiffened, and the
bugiry top was broken off. This waa a
low, mean outrage and the perpretrators
should be severiy dealt with.
American Competitlln.
The Boston Cdobe argues that proU
tive tariff has had no influence iu re
ducing the coat of Aieel mi.win America
because the tvwt of steel rails lias also
been reduced in England. This ia spec
ious. but not sound. It is a favorite
Free Trade assertion that has been many
times exploded. Projection hasoparated
in two ways to reduce the price of steel
rails. It has aseist--d the tremendous
development of our country,(that within
the pa»t 30 years lias given us a larger
railway mi lace than all Europe, and it
has encouraged the expansion of our
name steel making industry until the
United Stares has become the foremost
iron and stetl producing nation of the
the indiuntions are
that they wi,l lie higher before next
season. It i» the evident object of the I
combine to increase the price. In fact,
I have lhe information from an authori
tat've source, because I had an opportu
nity to ta i: so too stock in the combir.a
t»'-n nnd know what inducements wrre
offered. A combination to bear the price
of the farmers' wheat would not be more
unpopular. An investigation wi'l show
II:at thif same combination is now s**i
ling, or trying to sell, machin#*} in Rus
sia and Austraha and other wheat gro^
ing countries at u lower figure tit .:4 they
ilp in lhis country, 'flm won do, and I
m-eo not offer any argument to pi ova ihe
weight of the truth of the a^.rtion."
Is ticbo«l Laud* Tcuaiilrv Srtlr
able or Male.
Ahfrdfon News.
If the constitution be amended so aa to
permit the leasing of school lantis for
general agricultural purposts and conse
quently prohibit the sale of the lands
-'•ere will be at least GOO tenant farmers
of these lunds in Htown county and
probniily in the state. These will
have a common interest, largely apart
from the ordinary tax-p^yer whose land
is taxed They will hold the balance of
power in every conuty. By actii
together in ail matters pertaining to the
leaiied school lands, they will be able to
elect county commissioner* and mem
bert. of ihe legislature and lhus dictate
ftuv policy thev may tigree upon. These
TJso AVoBtern Wm-u.
JO.' W. Fountain has gane to St. Louia
fir treatment for abcess (f the luugs.
\V. IS. Moviua, cams down from
Iiidgerwoo-.l yesterdy. Ilo repoits him-1 tenant farmers once e?tublished, would
be the determining factoru in every elec
tion. Not lieing liable to- a land tax. lor
Sch'o or any other purpose, they would
be indifferent to the general interests of
the county and elate.
Is it good judgment to create in our
midst such a tenantry, alien to a great
extent, to lhe common interest? Can
Brown county afford to have 500 voters
reat'y to swing to any party willing to
grant theui pecial privileges, in case
the b.uds w ere under the control of the
Oounty, or to"any legislature, if the lands
arc under the control of the state and
legislature? It there were no other con
sideration-—and there are many—this one
feature ot the leasing system should
condem i: in the minds o( all thoughtful
men. Those who have lived in the vicin-
of
onlliile'1
estatos.^ or those estates
nB'ng
to minor heirs, or adjacent to
lands held on long leases, can suggest
many reason* why it is undesirable to
have a lur«e area of land held on any
other tenure than that of a freehold iit
fee simple.
The special quality of Ayer'a Hair
igor is that it restores the natural
publication of the kind t!i« -growth, color, and texture of th* hair
urll. It is printed in ten langunges It vitalizes the roots and follicles
•ujd annual issue exceeds four'eon removes dandruff, and heals itchimr
millions ut copies. Ask your druggist hnmors iu the scalp. In this respect it
f(r
mrftl freelv tr
I surpasses all »imiltar preparations.
.t female nurses and phyai-
for over tittv years with never a
Twin Brook# last evening for ft Tisit wilh ing success by m.htons or mot bus to.
their children. DurinirthepnKessol teeth
ing its value is encalcnlable. It relieves
i
friends.
We are glad to announce that
Henry Whitlbrd yvill piobably receive
the appointment a* one of the the pen
sion examining board ot Browns Valley,
Or J.
the child fri'in pain, cures dysentery an
dairhtea, griping in the bowels, and
wind-colic. 15y giving heath to the chilu
it rest*, the mother. 25c. a bottle
'inclier*» E*«»nl«itt»on.
A t«whers'examination w:d be Held in
thooiSe.e "t the county superintendent,
commencing at uiue «'i luosdaj,
Jan.. 5,1801.
a. w Pi evky
Co. Supt.
\.»ticc of TeMcliei'*' limit ml®.
leacherH ol (irnnt cotinty are here-
I by notified thai N rmai iii8:itnte will
i be l.ehi i.i the High school building of
the City of Mil!»ank. commencing Mon
i n. i)ec. 2'th, at 10 O'clock a. m.
Al1 persons engaged in teachitig now
or who expei i 'o i«v(ch dnring the year
commencing') !, 1" ire required to
attend.
Your absence will be accepted as
-ic'i that you hnvelost al! iuter«*t the
I cause of education, and will he treated i
accord'ncly.
Tliereloro to the end that the best in
terets ot the schools uiay be served, and
that your certificates may remain valid, i
fail not to present yourselves for enroll
ment at the aforesaid time :wul place.
world. American compeiinn has been
of late years a formidable lactor in fixing
the world's prices of steel and iron,
Eliminate this competition, and if prices
do not go soaring up it would be because An Ohio lauy was 8o frightened by a
the English manufacturer for the iirt snake that her glossy black hair turned
time in their lives refused to take advan- whiie as snow. It was soon returned t,o
tage of their opportunity. —Boston Jour-
(?. \Y. I'KKVKV.
Cu
Sup't, Cirant. Co., S. I).
Dec. 8, l8vt().
3Iiibnnk,S. 1),
i
nal. ®r.
"Since the recent election the great
mower and reaper syndicate has been
formed with the immense capital of $85,
OQ»),GOO. This is something that affects
it-s original color by Hall's Hair lienew
AYER'S Pills
Excel all others as a family medicine. They
are suited to every constant ion, old and
young, and, being Si4g tr-ri u.Nl, are agree
able to take, i'urely vegctable, they leave
no ill effects, buL strengthen and regniato
the stoiuaca, liver, ami now vis, and restore
every organ to its normal function. For tuso
either at home or abroad, on land or sea,
these l'ills
Are the Best.
"Ayer's Tills bav "-h-h useu in my fanity
for ov-T thirty yea», Ve Ca. tiu an
cellent medicine in Ie a, eruptive di.M'a»ak
and alt bilious troubles, and Heidorn call as
physician. They are almost the or.ly juli
used in our ntighborhood."— Kedinon (J.
Comly, K»w Lauding 1'. O., W, Jjeliciaua
\larisli, La.
VI have been In this country eight years,
cad. during all this time, neither I, nor any
member of my family hare used any other
kind of medicine than Aycr's Pills, butth^so
we always keep at. hand, and I should not
know how to get along without them.,"
A. W. Soderberg. Lowell, Mass.
"1 have used Ayer's Cathartic Pilli aa a
Family Medicine
for,3f. yPMi v and they it. ah ays given tlia
utmost satisfaction." James A. Thornton,
Hlnoniington, Iud.
"Two boxes of Ayer's Pills cured me of
severe headache, from which I was long a
sufferer." Kmma Keyes, Hubbardstown,
MaiS,
Ayer's
Fills,
pRBi-iRFin tr
Dr. 3, C. A7E3 & CO., Lowell, Xus,
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
!WP
a Ml Lino of
pnnno
(j. .lo!
XIIF MERCIFUL MAN IS MKKCI1 UL TO
And as the winter is at hand it •wfli
to call on
AHTELM5N, THE HIK-Ij
He lias a full line of
BLANKETS
Fine Novelties!
jThe Very Latest
in every
'Department
AND
of all Varieties,^oth cheap and o:
quality. A1*0
Headquarters for Beautiful Holiday
JS FARLE
n iiEE
Have always in stock n fuli line of the oki stj.inJ.ird and ll»^
tW GUAKANTEED to be rp to 8TANDAKD with ar.y stove
The Cedar Rapids Wood rump, Brass
with which the pump can never leak its primi/ig. These punips
teed to give the best satisfaction.' A full line of
IIKOItT
They are prepared to do all kinds of job work such as repair ing s?oi?
nranyihing in the hardware line. They carry a full LINE OI'
WAKE. With su«h lines as mentioned above, and are going tosel'
Prices that are Bound to Establish
now h:j e is y® hi
HOB:
eyerything
Ho foi\^hrist
in theHai
V.n® Saddlery Line.
Sit
N. J. ELSSER'S!
Handsome Silverware
and Fancy
of every description.
Don'tf ail to call and look them of
CHRISTMAS
Departments all Full !.
Choice Holiday Goods
Fresh. New Selec
tions.
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n
50
pit
inGold Coin, and the Peninsular":
Cook k Heatms Sto|
From Now Until Christmas,
MOE & LEE, the Phoi^l'rap
Will give one 18x22 Life Size Bust i^^raj'on. wit^s
Cabinet Photographs an} style, alitor $if.
Now dont think this is any j4ieap wik becausc 1
you a bargain a an exceedingly low Rrice, for iti'1
guarantee this wor k to Ih ciuvV v, hr,t you can gel
Tli^Crayon alone is sold f°
Cabinet Pliotos without the Craj^bli nt usual prK
and $4.00 per dozen.
Our K-'dlery ia open every day in the we«k.
We also have tlie latest style frames to fit &W*¥
for nale at Chicago price*.
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