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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-27

SrECiALTIEs IN FARMING. There is
much discussion in agricultural circles,
whether ii isbcttcr to have a mixed system
in farming, or whether more can be made
by sticking chiefly TO one crop. As very
often happens in these disputes, the truth
lies about midway between the two par
ties, Almost every one will find out IN
time that his land, or his circumstances,
are more favorable 10 the excellence OF
some one thing than his neighbors can ac4
complish and he will therefore find it to
his interest, to push or make a specially
Of this thing. But thus is generally as far
as it is proper 10 go, and it will be found
not desirable to attend to other things the
less, because in the one thing he can do q
little more.
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THE LATE STEPHEN A, DoUaLAs
ESTATE, - Robert NJ. Douglas, son of the
late Senator, Stephen A. Douglas, has
addressed letter to the Chicago TINES,
denying that the suit brought against the
executor of his fathers estate has his sym.
pathy, ms the plaintiff has alleged, He
also defends his step mother, formerly the
widow of Senator Douglas, and now Mrs
Major Williams, against the imputations
Of dcfrauding him. He says: 81 take
this opportunity Of stating publicly that
the aaid suit was brought neither in the
interest nor with the knowledge or conse #
Of my brother or myself, The accusations
against my stcp'mother, Mrs. Robert
Williams, who has always acted toward
us the part of kind and affectonate
mother, | declare and sincerely believe
TO be iniamou-lv false in every particu.
lar "
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A female recently paraded the street.
Of a Western town, exhibiting above a
par of pretty ankles, skirt upon which
the indclible brand of the miller was still
visible ;-"Ninety six pounds, extra su,
pcr6nc nc-warranted,
A friendless being assures us that the
only being who ever had An attachment
for him, was the sheriff
A clergyman after marrying couple,
made \ prayer over them, concluding
"Forgive them Lord, for they know not
what they do"
An lrishman was once brought before
magistrate charged with marrying six
wives The magistrate asked him why
ho was SO hardened william. ''Please
your honor, was trying TO get good
one"
Lord ralmerston is reported TO have
given the following advice If man
who was married once, and had The good
fortune to bury his wife, is fool enough
TO marry ngain, by all means let him
marry his deceased wife's sister as then
at any rate he will only he afflicted with
one mother,in-law,
Queen Victoria will visit Switzerland
again this year, and make also trip to
Sicily and Greece. She will avoid Flor
ence and Rome, and 60 by steamers from
Genoa 10 Palermo.
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SMALL CoURrEsIEs.-The way to make
yourself pleasant to others, is TO show them
attention. The whole world is like the
miller Of Mansfield, who cared for nobody
no, not he, because, nobody cared for
him. And all the whole world would
serve you 20, If you gave them the same
cause. Let every one, therefore, see that
you do care for them, by showing TO them
the small couricsies in which there is no
parade, whose voice is still to praise, and
which manifest themselves by tender and
afcctionaic looks, and little acts of atten,
lion, giving others the preference in every
little enjoyment at the table, in the field,
walking, skating, or standing,
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poetrp.
The Coming of the Birds.

cs snt Dhtosf
BY A, II. LINTON.
o. Northland, smile again to-day
And all ye streamlets cold
Laugh out anew In gleeful way
AS sweetly as of old
There breathes upon the April air,
Like far-ofr whispered words
That balmy breezes gently bear,
The coming of the birds
Through weary winters Icy chill
There brooded silence long;
But now the air Is all a-thril
With promises of song.
The music waits where summer dwsils,
Beneath a milder sky;
Yet April cheerlness foretells
Its coming by-and-by.
Some cherished songsters we may niss.
Some notes may never hear
That thrilled the days with tender bliss
In regretted year;
But empty nests are with us yet,
And each an echo keeps
ofscngs we never can forget
TIL every singer sleepsi
., Northland, smile In glsdness, tbsn!
Have cheer, ye sad OF hssrti
No wintry silence comes to men
That will not soon depart.
The air win warm to tenderness
And melody OF words
And love and life again will bless
The coming of the birds.
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CRows-Coi, B, had one of the best
farms on the Illinois river. About one
hundred acres oft were covered with corn
When il came up in the spring, the crows
appeared, determined on its entire destruc-
ton. When one was killed, il seemed ss
though dozen came to its funeral and
though the sharp crack of the rife drove
them away, they always returned with its
echo. The Colonel at length became
weary Of throwing grass, and resolved on
trying the virtue OF stones, He sent to
The druggists for gallon of alcohol, 10
which he soaked few quarts Of corn and
threw it over The field. Tho blacklegs
came and partook with their usual relish,
and as might be expected, they were pret,
ty well "corned;" !" and such a cooling and
cackling, such strutting and swaggering
When the boys attempted to catch them,
they were not little amused at their stag
gering gait and their zigzag way through
the air.
AT length, they gained the edge Of the
woods, and there being joined by a new
recruit, which happened to be sober, they
united at the top Of their voices in hsw,
hsw, having and shouting either praises
or curses on alcohol; it was difficult to
tell which, as they ratified away without
rhyme or reason. But the Colonel saved
his corn! AS soon as they became sober,
they set their faces steadfastly against al-
cohol; not another kernel would they
touch in his field.
Why Will not men be wise as crows
And fiy the field where danger grows
Totaste again when once brought low,
shows lar less wisdom than the crow.
Iftwlce a man is SHARED by wine.
He's only III TO rank with swine.
Rise, men, In majesty and might
hh, why let wine put wit to flights
Reasoning birds should men deride,
Who twice lay reasons rule aside
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LNIRE ! FIRE ! FIRE |

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Of Montpelier VT, having ow been in successful
operation seventeen years without ANY ASSESS
MENrs, is prepared to insure dwelling houses
barns, sheds, and outbuildings and personal prop
erty in like buildings, from Is to 25 per cent
cheaper than any other COM any in the State.
No. of Policies in force, II, ,422.
Amount Of property insured, S17, ,s39, ,922 90
premium notesin force 1902 OF
Net cash surplus, 3s, 519 &c
Having taken the agency for this Company in
the towns Of Brandon and Sudbury, in Rutland
County, and all of the towns in Addison County.
but Ferrisburgh, Monkton and Lincoln | propose
to devote my whole time and attention to the
business OF insuring for said company, and hope
to he able TO meet the wants of the public in this
department much better than i'll made il q secon-
dairy business. Any person residing in the above
county desiring to be insured anew, or change
their old Policies by giving me a dav or two's
notice. by letter. will be attended to without de-
lay, and at as cheap rate as If lived in their
own town.
GEORGE n. DIXIE. Agent.
BRISTOL W. October 70, 1866. 51y
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The total amount Of appropriations
made during the first session Of the Forty
first Congress, just closed, is $ll,l 49,
47S.99: of which sc, 1855, ,755,4l is by
Indian appropriation bill, $4,000, 900 for
river and hsrbor improvements, and g..
eQ5, 722, SO by deficiency bill,
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NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER !

We shall endesyor to suit our customers and
any similar establishment In the State.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE. AND LOT on HIGH STREET, near
ChiPman's Hill The House is one and half sto-
good cellar and is comm odiously arranged. The
lot contains between two and three acres, and has
on y number Of Fruit Trees, There is good
wei, and hrst rate Cistern
For Terms and further particulars enquire of
-. GEORGE W. PfNNEY.
Middlebury, VI, March 9th, 1869. 5Otf
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-11
~,aX|Yk3 EE,l! ]! sf.4|k.S {!

~ A good II story frame House with
IN l. . good we'll. and four acres Of land,
il the city limits, for sale. Price $l20D.
Long time given If desired.
For Salsrl60 40, a. Of land near tho city,
With eosds building, suitable@for hotel
Price 94,0eo. 81 --G--A T
For Sals-A good II story frame build
u; sss6c Si'h five lots near the t'ts' | fF'''
For Rept.-x largo two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rest.-A small dwelling house, Il
For Re.-Theold Seminary / Building.
Price, $3.50.
For Sale.-A good wood lot containing 80
acres near the city. Priceve reasonable
- .s - ~ - ~
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T1xECUTIoN sALE-BY VIRTUE on Arp

EXECUTION sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cutioD, issued outof ard under the seal of the
Hisrict Court for the Seventh Judicial District Of the
State Of Minnesota in and for the Comfy of stearrs,
upon judgment, rendered and dGcketed il, said
Court and county On the second day of March. "A. D.
aG ~ an aS.ga therein pendIng wherein franklin
eDt. IN favor Of said plaintif and against said de-
teldant, 1or the sum Of 1851 60 1O0 on which said
Judgement there is now. actually due said sum Of
WI 90 with interest thereon from and since the rendi
ton Of said Judgment to me, the Sheriff Of aid
stearns county directed and delivered, did on the
xth Gay OF October, 1869, levy upon the following
AZ the property of the said defendant Eph-
t9 oIs IN IN k s H and Lot Il IL Block and lot
north stde Of lot 2yiDgnext to lot l. in Bloek L. Of
equal width from front 10 rear Of said lot he same
being the north feet of said lot all in st. Cloud
By r Curtis; Esq, and recorded in the once Of the
LEICESTER OF Deeds OF said Stearns County Also, lot
in Block ''E, in the Town of ST. Cloud. accordno
fothe plat ana survey thereof made by John l.. WI
except the North 70 feet Of said lot 1rontn % feet
Washington Avenue and running back to Che rear 81
esd o. vita equal width. heretofore sold by lid de-
Now ;hepefore 1otes il one Joseph Geyet
se me ABOVE described real estate together With the
the1suuto belonging at public auction,
S IT, 1 @sIt daer foEeash & The front door 81
County Ky Of NOV SS1E e sas
A. y: Icy at oeloef in the aftern ,on 81 that day:
.Sen as x
:, MATTHIAS MICKEY. Sheriff
T.; Bf ~ IAuERNAN, Deputy Sheriff Of stearns Cotnt,
! sHAu 4KKaH,> Attorneys for RaiatiK = =
Dated # St. Qlead, October 1869. -: oct7. :
lCrATR, OF MINNRsorA.-D1s R1Cf COURT
1R Seventh Judicial District, countyof stearns {
1'''.!s v: se &C. R'.'s.!a sqaxossk! ::
The State of Minnesota, to the aboye:name,
| defendant: 1917
You are hereby summoned and, required to ansye
the complaint in this action which las been filed viii
e tee Clerk OF the District Court of the County
at biz Office in the City Of st. Geai
IN SAID county. and to serve copy of your answer
tps sa!a complaint on theh Subscriber at hs Office
t1e Clty OF st. Cloud aforesaid within thirty da,
NIT the service Of this summons Pod you e1ciusi1
q tne aay Of such sesyices srd if yoq; AA 10 sass
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court Fl
me felied demanded therein. Q i 49, * -:
49,. L. ". COLLINS.
oct7 .e~-.' Plaintiffs Attorney, St: Cloud, MINI.
IL Dated St. Cloud, Mimi, October q A. D. 1862;
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NOTICED. 8. LANDsOFFICE.

'NUTICE.-U. &. LAKDfOFF1CE, l..
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, October 8, 1868,
Complaint having been made at this Office by Bern
pard Bradsck agapstI. >. Benang for abandoning his
Presumption filing No. 2423 dated december II, 1865
upon the se Anw and lots 445, section36, township
12o, range a. in stearns county, Minnesota, with
view to Of said ea.rytse sad parties
1871 DAY or NOVEMBER. iee9 at IL O'Clock ia the
forenoon to 1espond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment
:Js .; -: C. A. GILMAN, Register,
octl46wh . IL. C.. BURBANK Receiyer
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A.s;CURIOU6IIHlfAN i'

= '':.aa 60 W a1OUSl 1AN14 $. i I.;9
" Ae: discovered sspssay cure fos Cstas1shy apl
e9sa b. she head Ard rsps an s1f
~. -u...-- .DR:A:Cs;KEtHEoy 1Asbsrs, My,
M WHITTIER on &. 0hs1iss A. a .To:;;. n
~ o. Untop-.ide trsaas III veiers ,di;.
: 81. ~ ;sminal .mpos.nel, a. ths s
~. o. v ssaense synd stamps ~ sslled pamphlet
fra. 2'' - - ~
Nv ithe Ruhss PssSson II YoutS III II M az:
hood .Sseh ae!f HsaV fFtie n Haiei
s ssss Z ao 5 'tf ~ g s;1
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:0NE-HA1F THE REGULAR RATES.

We want good reliable agents ia every pert Of the
ced6stjy 81 enploytSS so.r spare time Is iDrm clubs
epa ssndns 2: 9rds ySu e. obtain tho most uee1.
Is !: nd a.:
antee satisfaction to every one dealing with our house
Agents should collect teneeetsfto@ esca ea.tomef
oftthe g6ods 10 Aell. .ieIJo OF EFT
The holders Of the Check, has the privilege Of
article theEeo. dsec.iesd. 81
1--WE s:saf
:Tbe lint ,sndiashr Check, n. ts...
We are con.t.ntly buying small iots Of yery valuable
sees; e. 1 sss,i: .s IL :; p IA
LEG S. 4: c. fssss 81 hxs;a e 49,
puTfS..iDg .Iteis io.ss ot one qasstss ~S,ss
order & over $40, ss.S@sy b ietsised s''''
*.!'To Fay: tAs s1passs chati ial. III
| toners W.
o1s nCom:i,,ntsas;i0as.o ~ III:
Agents will be paid ten per cent. in cssh n Nor
vlief rslovys si,s .rst..l lit Of ''
For nerder OF Gao from club Of thirty
we will pay tho Agent, ascommssgLon, - ~ Rnvn
or Bleached Shooting, Good Dtess Pattern, VOL
Pattern, Fine large White countetps9e, ete br Ssoo
For ii o ,,l ofyso from Club o, r,,t, -.
win pay tho Agent; . Cuhmssion, As yds. sheetinx
One pair heavy Wool Blankets Poplin Dress pattern
ETC., or 800 in cash.
For an order Of 800, from 4 club Of Ono
Hqndred ~ viz Pay thstha Agent, ascoaaiision,
100 yds good yard skeeting Coin Tor Hu1tns
French ca~amets, ste, etc, Of 80 ii cab.
We Do not employ any travelling Agsits and eus,o.
nefs should not Ply money to peison pd1portipK q
be our agents, unless personally aequainted, r.
Send Money aftsays ~ R.kkist, ia
q further b.ide.i... send 70, IL .,.,o Is
IT,. .=<FARkER:3 &o:c0.,,,.......... ~
% 100 Summer st., Boston. Mass. :
~,
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"a O11CE.-U.' e. LAND OFFICE.
St @'lnu1 MINI ~.

IA VI 3on'-C. e Id.NU UFFICE. =.
~ 81. Cloud, Mimi. Oct. 4, 1869.
Dayid Doyle against Vim. Lindsay for atand1n;ny
hls Homestead Entry No. l0a, dated April IL. 1858
upon the ne n section q, township E6, raese e.
70 et.arns equity, Nina, With view to the cancel
to appear at thls Office On the 4ra DAY GF AeyET.
bEh, 1909. at IL O'Clock In the forenoon to res,o,d
meut. C. A. GITWfV pa.ies e"~A :
ocE.8wI Il. H.C BTKBANK R.c.;..,
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Western Men Should Patron1ze
! .Ewester1 lnstitutions..f,,.E !:
I : - : Z - "iAFE ? =.
ST. CLOUD BRANCH
: FL'.'or.1Hn
Republic :. llln!s !! !! n
0EIf1AL 0PP10B, CHICAGO, ILL.,

Cash A..s.s; March i, 1850. il, 1ss,4zl:sa
This Compauy' sihsurss iFatm sProperty
against oil damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in The field or 1t
large, at % lov rates - any other compa
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
tor sixty day. INK = ;;ItMiI-
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPA-
NYiepssssltsiaAs gsTSgats Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
tnsuraaes Company:raaM asao'.e. 49,
!. =: ,A.x.s;na st.: .4..ss: s..,,.v
Nv. PHILLIP, -. o. Co0LBAUaH, Treas.
o. Div1s. pisdi.ax I s. Il wEsr. M.a1s.k
!. ~ vu44q :"a2 D 3: &. ! !, NJ. nsxsL.z.
LIST Of sockAosd<r. at 8. Cloud. MINI: /
JAIME. x. aekssvy, as3asf ~ Jsdei.l District
h. P. ciiif.f II'''l.! =. Hardware Merchant
5 S:x: F7 H. H;;sS';' l .:;is 81:
z, .: fo:eee.:r'n y7 H a.s -! f Sss;
ftskt Abbott 70 Dfy a2eds - GHIo 4a1s3ss
Wm. B. Mitei,,3.,: 10 ;;;s ,Rdltor s.. cloud journal
a. T, Vph1ED,; i,.,1.I - Dentist
7. Telc0tt. Watch Maker
E. r. k ss: 2o7' n.nu.eEslse ee q f' fasr
AID. Beal Miller
9; F. Wet. .va: ::4~ 20 1n'ura9e: Agent 4g,
t. L. A''''' :iis:','Hc .,, =, '''' o'''<
/ j. e. wEST,
! And get q Policy in the REPUBLIC.
| .;.9:'o :s:a: "a v11n38-1y
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s LAND OFFICE

NOTICE-U. S. LAND OFFICE. - 49,.
~ st. Cloud. Mimi, Saptenhas g. 1850.
Complaint having. 9eee en!esed; =. This Office BY
ing his Homestead kutrye Nos lsls, sstsd Nnyen,..
Der !, iSea, upon tie swA sectionsa township Is,
ranseS IS, in Todd equity; MINI With sview to he
Sey sns ss &c A., hfs
OF NOVEMBER, 1855; hi 9chck in the. .ftezuaoa
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged ABANDONMENT: % - ga i
.scptsosvt - Il: G. BURB1Sk. Receiver. =;
NVTlCE<-U:ss: LIND OFFICE, :: /;
~ St. CLOUD, Minn, October, u, 1859. : =
Complaint having been entered at this ofhce by
sesadoning bis Entry ~ 5os7 dated June
l1th, lses;upon the nj X ne ~ MS hena lot +
section - township l9;; ransec - in, Tedd
county, Minnesota, whh view to the canceIla-
noned to appear at this Office on the 10Th DAY OF
NOVEMBER lS60 atlo O'Clock ID the forenoon to ~,
sPand and a1rn:. testimony concerning sad alleged
G. A. GILMAN, Register. 81.
NJ OrtCE,-z-U 5. LAND OFFICE, -
~ St. Cloud, Mimi, Oct. 4, 1859.
|: Complaint having been entered IT this ONCE by
David Burnham against VIM. B. Aurd for aba olonihg
hi, Presumption Claim No. 24SS, dated Nay 9Th, 1863,
upon the v ne " and nv u sez and lot l. sest,on
81, township l2s, range 81, in Todd county MINI.
with view to tie eancellstiou said entry tho
ea at sh
O'Clock in tho forenoon ID respond and farnI a sestf.
mony concerning said ALLEGED abandonment 49,.
GA Gilman: Register. =
eet76ws nc BuRRANK. Receiter: -.
NOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE
II st. ClSud, Mimi, September Is, 1850.
Oomplaint having ct this of6ce by Cser
Zimmerman against Geo.V. Arbuthnot for abandoning
his honiesteaA Estry No. 1859; aated December So;
searns COUNT. Minnesota wish viex to he esncei1
tiop of said entry :: te said Bskts nre herohY sum,
moned to appear at this Office on the 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1869, at O'Clock in III afternoon: s>
a1 sspo a S s5sssk kef F:ess,.,
NUrle4-Usy: Las l1l4FnsI; ,4s:7-:V 7 =.
~. =, ST.; Cloud, MINI, October &c. 1850.
Complaint having tser entered Il this eaiee ~
Cs1l kragse aEaast 9opald hornisoh fac abendouiss
bis bis Homestead Entry No sS52 dated lyme Sd,
Is assF ssp.a tile r. s.osiosa tssa'h.paas, s..s.'
esas ssa a ss
payuee;a1e hereby ,nmn@olel to appsak 1t this Once
on tdeSrH DAY Of DECEMBER 1867, Ut 1e O'Clock
i1ithe 1oseaooatto respond and sfdrlisA tetiheiy.
Concerning SAID .'e.i3 "se9 aSn%ss; Register
:-petas-ewi ]: 2: II. 9, ByRRANk. Receiver.
St. Cloud, MINI; osto6er IS, 1869: -: ~
..Oompaaiat having been ientessd at this olace By.
John McDougan against John EggI for aban.
doting his Declardtory Statement No Isl+ dated
ts%bsa ,sss ssssa
cfunty,, Mnuesoea, wifh-s Sitw to the cancella-
ton Of said entry the said parties hereby sum-
nioned to appear at this ehfce Of The 3ofh DAY OF
~ sa5s e. E ss
abandonment. C. A. GILMAN. Register. t...:-.
oct2l.6ws III. c. BURBANK. Receiver
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KIVTle9j-Uy1. Las l799Pi11G,
N0T4sE:-g, 5; t4ND.aEFioE 1s.,
koTUE-u. & LANRWR1eE,

Sisso sss sHs e ii. 'sss :,
David krebes Against. Franz Sand for, aban-
doniug lis Homestead Entry No. slSg, dated
February s,ols67 uppe. thee Hne eeettdnso, tow
ship 125rPnge 80, nNearns county, Minnesota with
afew 70 The cancellation of satdteotry: the said
parties rehereby summoned to appear ut this oface
on the aefa DAY Or NOVEMBER; 1853, & 10 o'clock
in the forenoon To- furnish Testimony CON.
.T.T9ss sSAs 514 & A:pMMAN, Register, II:
,oct2teyhFos n u. 9, BURBANK. Resesetver-.
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S. LAND OFFICE,
u - St. Cloud Mimi O~, XII 40

Son., 1.;+ -: = VIZ DtHs 1cOo.
Martin Coates agan=t James CaInay for aiando.;nc
BIZ Homestead Entry Ne. 49, dated November Isl
1901, upon ~ The e4 ns and.e h=eA ses1ioa a.
~ithx REV. TO- the canceiisaon Of said eutr. :tie
said parties are hereby summoned to appear At TN.
otdce on the 12rH BAY 0P NoytMBER. 1859 II
mony concerning said alleged abandonment. w.
~ 49,. = CA GILMAN, REGISTER
b. oct1-6ws II. C.. BuKKANK k.ceiv.,
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| =! l-EWEST1!, -
REAL ESTATE AGENT

ST. CLOUD, MIMI, IQa (
Will BuysAld Sell Real Estate on
a11alsion,
Locate Land WsiailsatsSad College Scrip.
Pay taxes, Add grs1eAet all buai-
ness conne1tsd%with
. Real Estate Aseasy:
0ov. wiz. R. MARSHALL, 81. >PsnEs MINI,
Ex.0ov. y. M1LLsR. Philsdelpha
Hon. J. n. MoKELvY, St. Cloud, M1(
Hon. n. +. WstLEs, Minneapolis, Ntln,
80
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Livery and ;saallet I; tai j.

,@TAt. ;a,ad 1.i il. jsi:;t., erected IL
large Ind sounodious stable ON the cor
Asrsof Lake Street and Perry Plase, oppo-
site Clark stols,. aeariths Genital House,
which hs has filed with livery stock, COM
6sisihe . nuaber Of Giaur '7Asu1
shoos FINE" HoORS E'S,> I. srsd
Suitable for either riding Or driving, and i
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