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NO. III

ready and willing to corroborate our
statement. This should serve as a
warning to parents who reside in the
country to be more car ful in watch.
ing their children.
We had almost forgot 10 mention
that it was black snake, Generally
supposed to be harmless. that is, not
poisonous,) seven feet six inches in
length, that fascinated the little girl.
st. Louis Ueruld.
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liable an antagonist, merely Remarked:
1t isa plain case" &c, and left it to
the jury, who promptly brought in u
verdict Of Not Guilty" Mr.. AIIcr-
ton certainly deserves judicial promo
ton, and we move that he be appoint
cd cr.er Of the Cuurt.)
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The LENGTH OF DAYs.--At Berlin
and London, the longest day has six.
teen and half hours. At Stockholm
and Upsal, the longest day has eigh-
teen and halt hours. At Hamburg,
Dantzi, and Stcttin. the longest day
has seventeen and half hours, and
the shortest seventeen. 5AtSk Pc
tersburg and Tobolsk, the longest has
nineteen, and the shortest five hours.
At Tornea. in Finland, tho longest day
has twenty. one hours and a half, and
the shortest two md a half. AT Wan.
berbus, in Norway, the day lasts
from the 2lst of May to the 22d OF
July, without Interruption; and at
Spitzbcrgen the longest day lasts slhreo
and q half monhs. !,
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In oil things be honest, work for
reputation in pretcrenee to wealth.
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Board or Ten Governors.

The Board met ct tina Lunatc Asylum, Biackwell's
Island, at P. NJ yesterday Present-Governors ORA.
per Tin the chAr), Duke Degro Taylor Brennan, Henry
and West.
After the transaction Of unimportsnt business,
Gov. TAYLOR, from the Committee on the Lunaac Asy
lum, offered the following, which was adopted
Resolved That the frst and third Wednesdays OF each
month BE- henceforth Known as the visiting days Of the
Lunatic Asylum on Blackvens Island on which days
alone except ~ special psrnnssn Of some member Of
sh,s ard a 81 the Resident Physician, of the Su-
Of Out Door Poor, shall persons be allowed
10 visit said insttuuouh 4 .. q. .e..ss.
The following was received from Harmon Edridge,
Warden Of the worhhouss. ba document that wiz
be read with much Interest,"
ot.. WoRKHoum OFFICE, June Is. 1855
ISAAC TOWNSEND, Esq, President Board of Cover nora
DEAR HR--ln the month OF May, 1849, the Board Of
Governors (of which You were ct that time member)
did me the favor Of appointing mo to the ONCE Of Super
entered upon the duties immsdistsly, With pride
and zsal though with many smbarrassments and
difficulties obstsucting my path, a. wel ss being
without buildings, shops, and even tools Of the
simplest hind, for the beginning o. such
assiduonsiy until the present tme-agaisa Wind and
tide and the experience Of officers whs had had long
and supervision Of this class OF people, and
Vi, said to with great assurance that "hsy (ths
yaAntl bad never worked and that they could never
The reaAy aid, however, and the prompt co-ope-
ration Of the Board Of Governors, IN approving ths
plans and granting my regulations TO enable ne to or
csnize this department. ~ well 81 the crectos OF the
cton Of our affairs, which 4. sure is wsd kaswn by
every member Of the Board.
On thu sth dsy OF September, 1854 Just previous TO
the compstisn Of ts budisgi and shops ysa entered
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ScEio1s Array In the Thirteenth Ward IA
-@ 49, WomaA shot. -ksE
On Monday evening serious ARRAY occurred between
two men, NAMED Francis Fsrz and Samuel sprague, ct
the houss No. go DsIanesy street, In which woman
named Margaret Ferz thu vile Of Of the party,
shot through the breast with pistol ball. alleged TO have
bssn fired on BY Sprgus The facts Of the case they
appear at present, follows ;-0n the evening In
question, sFsgue and Fsrtiz had some dinicuity
speeding the barking and noss Of dog kept in the yard
OF the premises. From words the quarrel came to
blows, Fertiz recsivsg blow IN the face which com
PEELED him to retreat up stairs TO the fourth story
where he resces. Here |. 10 alleged, he was followed
by sprsgue who lived in the sdjoinng TO that OF
Fertz As the latter reached the head OF the STAIRS
Sprague entered his room, and producing pistol,
rushed towards Fertiz and has wife, (who was with
him during the difaculty) and, as Il ID said.
DISCHARGED the weapon, the ball taking effect 10 the right
breast Of the woman between the first and second ribs
and passing directly through the pack. The alarm
=, lilly raised, and Sprague was almost imQedtatsiy
sfsr ms occurrences srrssssd By officer Daily Of the
thirteenth ward police and taken to the station house.
where he vas looked up for the night Mrs Fertz was
promptly attended by Dr.. Underhil, who stopped the
dow OF blood but gave ii his opinion that tbs nfor
tunate woman could mot survive the injury recetvsd
The created great deal Of exctesat In thu
--s-LA--A>~a Thia p.nrss-~ a------ -
Justice WEIGH at the Market Police Court where
he committed to prison to await the result Of the
wounded womsn's injuries.
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Into contract with Levi Cha~uaa Ter thu s piovmsat
100 .,s s:s ~. ss .. s ss q
s..is, q i, , g soo On os.dits. however.
ploysA IN the ns.ufastuIs Of rassr sreps dsgusrrse-
type cases, porte monnaiss, DO.
tract $50 women Having just completed the shop and
machinery for the male department, We have ct this
70 he but Mr.
nav HANDS or - sst - they can DO Instructed In the
Kind Of labor they ere to perform. In the course
loo men employed. Thsrss6rs We have :. you viii
perceive put the bali In mossn," aad there DO
q a
during the terms Of their commitments; instead Of
which they are received placed on the contract and
some OF them work s, TO- Is, co. U.s. n, and even 20
days. then are sued out wrs Of habeas corpus and
discharged ON account Of some defect In tho commit
days charge can be WED. e. - .,rv.o. 80
proves TO be loss to the dis
couIasDg to and perpetratins astos
correction Of this growing evil the contractor win srrvs
at the same coclusion that others have bsfsrA
that this labor cannot DO nsd- - ...n, viz,
SaIesess maaner In which these inmates
are committed and discharged.
charged twice and thrice In less than two and three
monthe-the very persons too, who should remain N sne
.sttatao. during the whole terms q their
These are serious and heavy drawbacks upoa the sue
cessful workings Of tho department. and coatnusd,
will thwart its progress until law 10 passed with
view to correct the abuses compaine Of Therefore, eight
ten months must eapse before remedy can be APP
piled, and consequently the workhouse must stand
still ana suffer in reputation ~ vol % In pecuniary
point Of view.
l have always pridsd myself from the commencement
Of tho organization Of the worshouse (and It was an
ambitious feeling alone that impsIled me oaward) to
raite mp an institnton 1.-THE first Of the kind in this
country that would prove not only credit to tho great
city Of New York. but to the Board Of Governors and
this viii surely follow whom you protected BY proper
laws, faithfully and Justly Administered and mot be-
fore
LaboriRg under all these trying and mortifying Cur
cumstsnces constrained TO say that this insttu-
ton must stand still for the next to come for the
want Of proper laws to IT. and there ID nothing
70 hope for, TO encourage to the speedy
nation Of the original plan and workings Of the work
house department., must with deep regret teadsr to
You and the Beard Of Gnyancrs my resignasiou Su
periptendent Of the Wofkhouse to take efect from the
first day Of July next, or 80 much sooner you can
appoint my successor giving time enough TO present
to him the programme Of this department.
Presenting to each member Of the Board, many thanks
for the fsvors and kndnesaes extended to all
caai0ns,
lam, very truly, your obedient servant,
HARMON ELDRIOGE
After enghed debate the resignation Of Mr. Etdridgs
was accepted. Adjourned.
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Jas NJ pendlsson one Of the seconds in the late duel
seA from this port last Wednesday for Europe in the
steamer OF course this paragraph is not intended for
the eye of the police.
Atths 81. Nichols. HotslGnr Allen, 2. s. Al G. wi,sc-
wheaton u s. A.; Robert c. Hill, do Mr.. A. Brune To-
ronto.
Al tho Aston Hou,e-csp..in Tyler, ., s. A. A. n To
J. q. Torrey, @. W. Tidsn, Boston.
n.y,e IN the ,ss.n S s. Louissosp Wm naa
sss ssdIsn NJ :s sai
Mrs strauss Miss Strauss Mrs Eustrs Mr. Bencdic and
lazy y B.es sS.sin and :on, Churchill y Ss.as
r..ss i -. wlilisn:on MRS NJ.
NJ. rrss soys
fsS cs',ri ss bss. Sssi -.
Hss:S ksf' a, assa s.Ri Bull IL ~
shum q KssSu Ms: Rsl:sy ass Il townsend W.
NJ: n' . asAs1r a. Nina
ss:s:. I, ss;1.: =; NJ az S;i
child AnS :srvsns Jsh. n Dog and lady, DS " asml
Seysr, T. si.ei 4, v: Slncnl, VIM. Mitchell. go. z
ssS tb D Hsrs ss.rsoa suoh Sns
E. Rs:sS Pr MS. & ..S ASs II.
stserAge
Prom Savannah In steamship Knoxve-y Fay and cor
R p.i.s sis: i bailey vi NJ. jss b.l
Pratt Geo sheldon BrooEs M Manly lady and
, Lavrence, Gimsr and lady Mrs Scranton, Mrs
Ncwilliams, nrs Van Rensselaer and son. Arnold
.rsias w.ll.. W. kns sT ssmp.ss Esss
sssas.d Mr. Reo.svs LADY chic and seIys. Mrs Moore
Nichols. Mim Mayer, Rev Ryerson and lady, A Cor
%Rss,r' miami ana ssss: osarsa, w% Hale ana isay,
Neelye, Mrs CalIashan, infant and two children,
White and lady Miss faxkman, Mss Psrkmsn and
want w Lncoin, lady snd servant Miss Wright, Miss
Souss Vie 1sdss sns srys.s . raad.fs s.scIias
S,ea = ss 10 s 4 be sehr Jusas-Es Hscsu,a
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place; noticed that yesterday bis appesrancs and MAJ
ssrs somewhat ohasg:d he looked via about TIE
she had bee. up stairs crying oscsuss her husband vas
getting bed again ssad seusthing about the inu
ssSs q a newer s.~ him drank = srssss
Philip oRsily residing =. No Olive. street :.
the prisoner for time past his attending ply
stefan for year; vas called upon In the hrst week OF
May to tina prisoner; bad seen him In the srest
led 10 suppose that bis misd was diseased BY in
dugipg In Drink somstning Of that kind; found
him, when called upoa, iAooring Inisr ~ Of De.
three weeks; there no other dsrangement but
this delirium tremsns, from which he recovered -
bin much in the condition sitting hs IN
socp stopped to advise him tbs necessity OF his
sustaining nom DRINK; have mat him since, when no
been sent for this mornins think Il was the inausnoe
of drink that made him appear derangsd.
IN William o'Donneli, D, being sworn, deposed.
twelve years; was hs family physiai'- ve.rs.
nave mad almost dAi' .por.an.s Of nesting him;
.-s~ any man more devoted TO his vito ana "a
miy than he was.
David Uhl NJ d., beng duly sworn, says-l reside ct
No Bond street. and have made pos! mertem exsmi'
dead At No Baxter street found her iTug on the
floor with her head towards the bed and her feet to-
wards u. yindo. tosrs was large pool Of bleed
y
covered with blood there was blood upss the left
hand. but none upon the right there was wound in
the throat three inches in length extending left to
right completely fsverins both the trAchsa aud
phagus but nurng the carotid arteries the edges
Of the wound were ragged and there had evidently besn
two outs In the throat this trachea severed both
above and below the thyroid cartilage there
other marks Of violence on the body and the injuries
were undoubtedly the OF death from tina appear
Of the wound Of the opinion that the wound
was not made by herself and that deceased would b
able to make any cries.
The testimony being concluded, Coroner Wilhelm then
charged the jury upon the evidence ELECTED before them
in brief but able After due elaboration,
that body rendered the following
VERDICT.
That the said Margaret Mcdonald to her death
by the effects OF wound OF tue Throat inflicted with
razor in the hands OF husband, Edward McDonnau
on the 10th day of june 1855.
EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER.
On the rendition Of the verdict Coroner wilhelm
amined the prisoner in the usual manner folio xs:
O. What is your manner A. Edward Mcdonald.
O. How old are your A. About A. years.
O. Where were you born2 A. Ireland.
O. Where do you live? A. No. Baxter street.
O. What 10 your occupatonl Shoemaker.
O. Have you thing to say, and 30, what, relative
TO the charge here preferred against your A. have
nothing to say.
Mcdonald then committed to the Tembs, to await
the action Of the Grand Inquest, now in session.
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Baxh 8tsliA 81 toas built a Bsitmors a v...s -
nov N.Y. 0Tissas has ben sold TO parss In ksw ~
business.
Brs 1llas Dudlsy, Which "a ffsn nsssssas sl slt -
ported tor New York arr ct Boston 18th Hxg Hkss
which aid from CaEdsnas = inst fer Bssten An q
batimors 10TH eohr Devsrsux. which sid Havann
10th inst reported Tor Boston, ~ Savannah Hath
MIssIrs vrnxL -Sohr Bee Bird Bryan aid hsnss absue
April II for Key West and hes not since bean sa
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ssrk and went ont Immediately for Dr. 0'Riley, but
wsea got down In the street overlook ny brother on
tas corner OF Chatham and Baxter streets wnsss ne
brother bot went the doctor did not succeed In
getting the DOCTOR and my return found my brother
vhea I 70 entered the room my sister In law was
stin ahve; the preceding witness was In the room
vheu she died. vas excited could not tell who else
VAS IN the room; never raw the razor shown
befre never the decsssed drak any intoxicating
liquor. .n 49,. ,.,.u
svoru denssed a. follows-I have occupied the room
sssvs deceesed's fer three years past was wsn &C.
couple Is svsr vsS she ted me he he prisoner) was
very kind husbspd never saw her intoxicated, but
have seen him eighty under the inauencs Of liquor
unt 10 O'Clock, that did not sec them ct all last
svsaing wsnt to bed between 10 and ii O'Clock, and
Ssss ssTs %s and eaS
tecsased Fisg On the nsor dead saw the blood also
aboat Che room and on the bed; johanna was in the
heard stths Sane tine A.s the prissasr had bssn ar
sworn depessd that he vas police ocer OF the Sixth
on Is. corner Of Park AID Baxter Streets
vita hin s.d found two 's small cSnSr.a sn'i IL
bad fallen from the S.S X. sas lying e pooi os
ssol ks hSrpsy and Johann ann. IsrPhy were In the
w.s tSsss was i.osins 81 s mother found ra the
razor cossd but with resh blood upon a the foot OF
the bed wAiie was there felt dsceased's pulse: IL
duttsrsd little: ths prisoner brothers. came in after
having searchsd for Doctor; the was found
On the tabis.
Daniel O'Connor Il the Sixth ward police being duly
sworn depssed that he resided at 80 Park street this
morning shout quarter past two O'Clock, while
s.sse e the ccsser Of Barter and Chatham streets,
the prss.ss. up 70 and safd"I give self mp
to yoa;" r1osked ct him ssS asked him what the
matter knew him well; he told me that he had
guarding with his wife, that she had abused and
beaten h tbSt she took razor 10 cut his throat and
that he teot II from her and cut her throst asked
hlu che was dead, and be said shs wa<; took htn
fsr az the stoep, bat Thought II would be best mot
to lot hsr; took him To the station house
the prsossr looked very Wild about his eyes,
hut sss very osol in al ais actions; / thought
b. m'gst have been under the influence of
IL Oor % como extent; going 10 the station
bos4e Lr took of his hat sod owsd me spot his
Lp,d be said he had been struck By the deceased
si.st a,atsbt him to the starion house, wsat back
10 T. ~ desesssd and found ever thing de-
rte nlesr fsyes, vs'h The exception OF the razor
~, rsd3, J.siGcg a.No 4 Bsxtsr street, beInx
sett stsea--i vat be empsc, Cd BY the prisoner
,u ~ 40. Av Geassss saa Eetsa iss IN At as ssss
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Personal Intelligence.

FexsonnI IntoIu8oncc.
Jas NJ Pendston Of the seconds In the late duel
seA from this port last Wednesday for Europe, In the
steamer. OF course this paragraph Is not intended for
the eve of the police,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
CD D Il.

- i 8 ebbs lsgsis il
the late Rice Convention. ana the
S I ANNA mex . Who writes ID Tue Saint
Paul Democrat moved ii the Demo-
cratic meeting held u Sauk Rapids 81
the the 18th, that that meeting endorse
the Buffalo. Platform. Remember that
Webb was one &c the delegates il the
Rice convention that voted down, amid
s !. hootings and Misses, : 1 resolution en-
dorsing the baltimore Platform and the
Administration. Mr.. Webb y motion Is
endorse the BufIalo Platform is only
significant il chat i shows what sort 81
democrat he i, and The reason Why the
Rice Convention refused 70 adopt the
usual democratic resolutions. A straw
sometimes shows which way the wind
blows. We don't mean to say that Col.
Webb, is Z strawof course not. He
is Rice-democrat--and nothing else.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We wish once for al 10 ny y Cor
respondents, that your communications.
- ensure insertion in the Fspntiermaa,
must be short and to the point. Our
paper Is small. and its columns crowded
Remember TO condense ID much d pos
sible. We have now several articles
on hand, we must decline on other
grounds The orthography.is barbs rous,
and there is an entire want of gram
NAUTICAL construction in the sentences.
Your compositions We have peithor iinsS
nor inclination to revise. Nor can
we consent to print, where il would be
.discreditable alike TO US and to you
We have on our table several poetical
contributions, which, though they con-
tain some pretty sentiments, owing -
RADICAL defects of structure and rersifi-
cation. we are obliged. to decline
Horace says the Art of Poetry IA .'di-
vine AIT, = and recommends its exercise
70 those only whom The gods Inspire
Generally w advise those who have III III
clinatioi ana talent q write Is ~ con 81
tent With plain Old. fashioned prose
Meantime write bbt remember 10 OBJ
serve the points Indicated ID this para
graph.
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For Geo. WI Sweet, 80 votes.
/" WIN Council, 80
/" 3 Heath, H.
e r. Gray, 10 !"

Whereuppn 6: W. Sweet and VIM.
Council were declared delegates. duly
elected, to represent Sank Rapids Pre-
einrt in the County Convention, to be
holden on the Goth instant.
Mr. Charles Webb then moved that
the meeting endorse the Buffalo Plat
form, which motion not being seconded.
Mr.. G.. w. Sweet moved that the Bal
tinore Platform be endorsed pending
Mr.. Swerl's motion, Major Webb NOV
ed thai the meeting de adjourn The
motion % adjourn mas voted down,
whereunpn the motion endorsing the
Baltimore Platform was carried unani-
nously.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
n EN- | All glssELL.
M. II. svoaD, Chairman.
= 40 "a, r,,HS za5 .5esas i.s
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r CTED RESOLUTION IN
THE REORGANIZATION HELD
AT ST. PAUL, JULY Is, lS55!M

Rssolred, That this convention does
cordially endorse the Baltimore Plat
form and the Administration Of Frank
lin Pierce. ss
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~ Mr. Lander, Chief Engineer Of
Goys Stevens Great Northern Pacific
Rail Road Survey, in regard to the
crossing 81 the Mississippi River, says !:
gsaf. the mourn ssof Sank River the
crossinpsis about 800 feet. 81 encoun-
tering thefcarrent near the, X apids, AZ az
excellent foundation for bridge masonry
can be Obtained upon the great ledge q
Tie section. 40
II i hay. estimated the cot HI bridge
q Sauk Rapid. for = \ oad.bed &c 10
feet a. f,lIowss 1: sa 81 Il II u s.
500 of How,s truss 81 1l26. SlObOO .
IAN cabic yds u ~ q aSorry, ~ nm II, 1S6
Preparing ipsndetiqn1 ssssay S. 1.eQO
ss7isss /.
Summing Up he matter, Il seems evil
dent that the proper course Of the SUR
yey would be up the East shore nf the
Misaissippi River fo Sauk Rapids, thence
% TIN Red Rissr trail towards li,e head
waters 9f Sank River SuffGisAt rsliaS,
Lia iniormat ion is afforded Is prove to
|us HAT y WY sxce m ~ N MY thus
Ihe1ecufe ll.gsea
II On 4 i ssl..i,-
|sd saial Ckslis n county.
~ 4 s'ssd P l1'.'
'al' Il n I'D s1'sss1 I
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NETTING IN SHEfAIeNSsEOU

The citizens 81 stearns County con-
vened at 81 Cloud il said County. %
The 2sth Augu.t, 1855, for the purpose
Or dominating ! candidate fors Repre-
sentative III Ii or Tie Stu District yves, Vi
The Mississippi, and candidates FOR The
County Offices of stearns County
The Convention VA called U order
BY Hon. John u; Wilson, Who hasins
stated the object of Tie meeting ppon
motion, Mr.. Peter Nighthars vas N cll ~
sen Chairman. and y. Z. Wood aP-
pointed Secretary Is ~, s''
The following named persons we're
then, Upon moiiotI, unanimously nomiiisi-
asted aud elsclsd Al fhe' q ndidates ID BIZ
supported ~ tlIs electors III sisiairtin,s
Comfy u ths ensuing election. % vii
For r Representative, John 81. v1ifsntYl;;
County Commit sionevs, MI Richl
ardson, j. w Perth. Aatone Ediebroek !;
Register of Deeds. Charles KetGham;
County Treasurer, Nv. Teneford !;
Sheriff, Jpseph Ediebroo,k !; Judge 81 IL
Probate David ODD County
Surveyor, HeeSY q Filnere ;oro-
F'er James Kea,.sh \ assessor. ddir
son Gilmore Ovsrseer Dc vthe Poor,
yGhn BstAer. slssss . sso
a PErEH NioaTTiHfkk Al, Gshs n An !,
X l g&g&s - Sx<x ~ 4, vi
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BALDWIN sCIf00Es.

ipwin School. The new term will couusessce -
Observation-Disclosures 9Th.
"A order " strars v high ssandiag M scholsrshi
and discipline, TIE number of pupils viii 81 limited
for the present 70 thirty. Fss
n TUITION FOR TERM or ELEVEN wEeKs..
" Elementary branches, reading & spelling, rs 90
The usual English studies, Arithmetic,
Geography and History. 400
i Chemistry, Algebra, Botany, Natural
Philosophy, English Composition. \
Il select course Of English Litera-
ture Observation-Disclosures. s 90
An extra charge for inssrac ,ys,ay,.
Inents Of Latin. I. s. :. J. 90
Until The opening Of the school, application for
admission be made the Treasurer of the Board
n16sf E. D. NELL.
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KINGS COLUMN.
OF SAINT. ANTHONY.

YNHE subscriber has constantly On hand full
- supply Of Corn, CornmeaI and Flour, which
u offered to the citizens Of Sank Rapids and
Benton County generally, at The lowest market
pricesfor Cash % delivery. Having . good team,
ans prepared to deliver merchandise when or
dered in sufficient quantities. at ST. Anthony or
81. Paul prices, with fair addition for hauling
TO any part Of the country required
A. KING.
Falls ST. Anthany April. gss y,f