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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
RIM M ELS M52GS SSh<M
CHOICE fHS ~ Z 2 n S S
.PERFUMERY 0''" "y'
PATRoNIzED BY ALL THE WORLD.

DIMMELS IHLANG-IHLANG, WANDA, HEN
IL ma, Jockey Club, Frangipane and other per
fumes Of exquisite fragrance.
BIMMELS Lavendar Water, distilled from Nit
cham flowers.
Rimmel's Toilet Vinegar, celebrated for its useful
and sanitary properties
Rimmeps Extract of-Lime Juice and Glycerine the
best preparation for the hair, especially in warm eli
mates.
Rimmels Dugong Oil Soap, perfumed with Austria,
Ian Eucalyptus.
RimmePs Glycerine Honey, Windsor and other
Toilet Soaps.
Rimmel's Rose Water, Costume and Floral Crack
ers. very amusing for balls and parties
RiiumePs Violet, Rose-leaf, Rice, md other Toilet
Powders.
Sss- A liberal allowance TO shippers.
EUGENE RIMMEL.
Perfumer TO II r II the Princess Of Wales 60 Strand
Us, Regent street, and n Cornhl, London;
Il. Boulevard des Italiens Paris, and &c. King
Road Brighton.
Ia Sold by all Perfumery Vendors. S7-ly6
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IRA RICHARDsON.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN boOIs' ShOEs
r-e clur Furnishing Go,is. Perfumery, Sc, corner
"a FHr1l 4 1laHcI ant STREETS. uunNIuu
ft.r Az-ut Or ~ Hawaiian soap Co. Orders received
and ur.IIrt'y eseeurel -,
-t.-..r.-5. 9-ly6
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pondent Of the Crown Prince Of Prussia. After
the battle Of Weissenbourg severn! hundred pris-
oners fled IN with high heads and stern looks,
poor fellows General Won Bttenfeld and his
staff looked at them coldly. Suddenly the
Prince Of Prussia rode up, and when he say the
prisoners be took of his hat with serious respect
and bowed to them then. turning to Won Bit
tenheld and the others. said Salute courage
gentlemen never 10 my life have seen any
thing 50 brave as these soldiers, whom ilIuck has
played falsely.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
p. LARSSON.
Watchnaker,

King Street. HUn1iuE. the Hair Dressing
t7A sal,qn. carner q King and Fort All Watches
& Ce.nei aat eraired and guaranteed for II msnths-
80 GO. n.odsIats. z ane
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

Austrian soldiers whose terms Of service have sx-
pired, are only dismissed on furlough.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

JOHN g-CEAEEN,
p,rffanF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

i say, Deacon. have you hunted down that
chap that stole your overcoat and umbrella ?"
NO. have not moIssted him; he'll fetch up in
a world where neither overcoat nor umbrella will
be Of the least nse to him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

yESHE UNDERsIGNEE, AGENTS of the
above Company, have been authorized insure risks
Cargo, Freight aud Treasure, by Coasters,
from Honolulu to all ports Of the Hawaiian Group, and
s156 II. HACKFELD a CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
The British Cabinet Resolved TO Act
War Imminent.

Herald Cable.l LoSpoS, November 10TH
At a Cabinet Council to-day it was resolved to
act in regard to the Russian complication.
War is imninentl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

"MGRY MAeDALEs had seven devils cast on. Of
her. | never heard Of man having seven dew
lis cast out Of him." growIed an old bachelor in
the course Of a discussion on the woman ques-
ton mo, they are not cast out yet believe, -
was the quiet response of his tair antagonist.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-08-25

OTTER TAIL CITY, Aug. 18th, 1870.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-The Northern Pacific
in this supper country" means business.
Every engineering party now in the field
is working with energy for the completion
of the line from Superior to Red River.
Capt. W. A. Smith, who has had charge
Of this party, has been relieved, and Col.
Mcclellan, an excellent engineer, has taken
charge of. The party has been in the field
since February last, and has run over ACC
miles Of line.
A shooting match came off on the
Buffalo, in which the target, the sheet
iron cook stove. suffered severely. The
Captain, who is an excellent shot, took de
liberate aim and put hole through the
pipe. Another shot entered the stove,
passing through the oven to the fire. We
are sensibly reminded Of this every day by
unbaked bread. The prospects, however,
for the future, l am glad TO- say are good.
The country along the line of theasroad
from Otter Tail City to Georgetownis some
Of the most beautiful and fertile in the
State. Between Otter Tail Lake and Peli-
can Lake there is strong growth Of timber,
such as oak, elm, ash, birch, Eastwood,
ADD maple. The soil is rioh, black sandy
loan. From Pelican Lake to Georgetown
is broad prairie; dotted over with beauti-
flu, little lakes skirted with timber. There
is . luxuriant growth of grass, waist high,
on tho prairie. The soil is strong, 4and
will undoubtedly be developed, when set
tied, into the most productive portion q
the State. d. ~. a., ARCHER. "
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. TN DEMOCRATIC Por. The Democracy
have called their County Convention "a
meet IN this place on the 18th prox., and al.
ready "things is bilin'." Mr.. B.. Yoss.
berg, the present Auditor, is undergoing
serious mental perturbations. and looks
with anxious gaze into the political future.
He is making repeated pilgrimages to the
rural districts for the purpose Of s.countinQ
noses," and if report be true, he is able "a
place his finger on good many nasal pro.
tuberauoes that will be around at caucus
tine. No competitor Of any strength has
as yet appeared, and there is not much
doubt but that Barney will getthe nom
ination. - .,s... ID H.: ~;
A quiet, but pretty thorough canvass ii
going on for the nomination Of Clerk Of
the District Court. The present incum.
bent, Mr.. G. s. Msttoon, is in the field
and will have good many friends. Judge
Evans has intimated that his well-knovn
disinclination to holding Office might be
overcome and this nomination forced up.
on him, if the good Of the country abso-
lutely required it. But the general choice
seems to be settling on Mr.. E. B. Strong,
and We consider it safe to prophecy his
nomination. He is certainly as good q
man as tho Democracy could find, without
taking q Republican.
There promises to be lively scramble
for the Legislative nomination. Messrs.
N. F. Barnes, John L. Wilson and VIM. s.
Moore, of this city N. H. Miner, Of sauk
Centre and W. T: Rigby, Of Clearwater,
are said to be in the field.
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MONONGALIA COUNTY,.
Concerning the Late Republican cen:
venti0n. .iHstI : ;
= NEW LoxDox, Aug.:l5, 1870.

20 NEW LoxDox, Aug.:lb, 1910.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-I notice in your is
sue Of the 18th, an article on the Republic
can Convention at this place, written: by
'"X. IT, who, l judge, purposely made
false statements. will briefly state the.
facts concerning this '*fracas." On the
ed of July, Republican caucus was held
at the Auditors Office, in this town. In
order to defeat the .leading politician re-
ferred to by tx. e." Democrats were al
lowed to vote. Not desiring to submit TO
this, q majority of the Republicans de-
termined to call another caucus, which was
accordingly held on the 10Th of July,
When the Convention met on the 30th,
there were two Gets Of delegates from this
town. In response to an inquiry from the
Chairman Of the Committee on Creden-
tails, Mr. J. J. Lester stated the claims o.
those last elected; Ind Afterwards thi,
..leadiug politician, also spoke on the same
side. After the committee had retired,
several persons commenced talking to and
asking questions q the hist speaker; and and
Of this time the old man spervy came across
from the other side Of. the room, AMI made
some remarks thereby was that he did
not want to talk to him as he was an old
man at this 'Sperry called him q liar and
struck a him twice, and his son, q. E
sperry, .also struck and kicked ct him
Parties interfered and this .t.political fra
Gas" quieted down. Old man sperry lef
the room without having been either STRUCK
| Of kicked. sHessaid this himself. Hi
death xas eaused. several days zafterward
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Is loc,,%hc 49,

1t is less than Six weeks since the
quarrel between the French Minister
and the King of Prussia at Ems over
the Spanish crown question. 1t is but
five weeks since the French Emperoi
declared war against the Prussian King.
tits but three wceks;s,nce small de:
tachment from the French army on
the frontier-Qor by this time the gi.
gantic armies of France and Prussia
had confroated each other along the
border)-crossed over to German ter.
ritory and seized the nights Of ;Sa.r
bruck. How quickly and unexpect
ely occurred the historical events
that preceded the opening Of the war :!
What extraordinary developments have
been witnessed since the commence
ment of hostilities !-Nev York Tri
bune. 81
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'>PrOndzinSki'S! !
From the Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.

From the Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.
The Coop TIME CoME.-The patent so
long held by Wheeler Wilson for the forr
motion feed sewing machine, has at last
expired, and an extension has been refus-
ed. The day has gone by when machine
costing but from SIS to $50 can be sold
at from $50 to 1925. -, We see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Compa-
ny, of Detroit, are first in the field with a
machine embodying all the best features of
the more costly article,' and while their
machines are in every particular, as per-
feet in their adoption to all classes of
work as the Wheeler s. Wilson, Grever &
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposing
of them at prices ranging from $25 to $40.
This is certainly an immense reduction,
and its effects are already to be seen in. the
large orders received, and the large ship
ments made daily by the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine Company, lis Bates street,
Detroit. -
Mr.: Jacob Clason is the General Agent
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him STAN
for circular and sample work. He wants
live agents everywhere. Extra induce
ments offered. Address Jacob Clason,
West Union, Iowa.
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The. death Of Admiral Farraoir,

), The death of Admiral zFarragut
lcavesvacants the position Of "A dmiral
ofthe United States :navy,to which, by
virtue OH rank, Vice Admiral David
D. Porter succeeds: The latter officer
entered the navy on the I'd Of Febru-
airy, 1929, and, consequently, has seen
little more than forty-one years and
six months of service, his total sea ser.
vice being twenty two years and six
months. y, :t>>. -.
The Mankato Record says that Mr..
Sommers, of jamestown, had 1926
worth Of tomatoes on one-third of an
acre Of ground this Hops
promise a good crop; about 10000
pounds will lie gathered from two yards.
IA son Of Major Thompson, of
Garden City, ha6 his arm broken by
being thrown from a horse. o...t.:
Arrangements have been nearly
completed for the building of a $4,000
Presbyterian Church at Wells. Col.
Thompson the PROPRIETOR { Of the town,
has placed $4,000 :. at the disposal of
the. Building Committee. >,.< I'VE.
-"Northcrn Pacific Railroad" IS the
bold inscription of certain; ears in the
Milwaukee, depot, They are built in q
substantial manner, having wrought iron
bands encircling thcm.-Minneapolis
Tribune.
-Messrs Frank Ives and S. S. Wat
kins, Of Red Wing, have. Recently
caught 1900 brook trout, with which
they intend to stock sastfeut. farm at
Sabula, Iowa. $s:e..s s s. -
The Democrat asserts that the
grading on the branch railroad 70 Chat
field will be commenced in about three
weeks. ~ :s~. e3.s.~
Ralph Waldo Emerson will deliv.
er .thcsannual address before the. .Negs;
England Society of New York, Dec q,
at their celebration Of the 250th ami
versary of the landing Of the Pilgrims.
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c1HE CELEBRATED ELGIN WATCE)
FOR CLUBS FOR
THE WEEKLY PIONEER

We will give any one Of the following celebrated
Elm Eis1n Watches for CLUBS TO THE WEEKLY PIO-
For 200 Subscribers and $500 cash, we will give
No. E a9 Watch e. W Raymond in SO dwt. IS
For 49, Subscribers and so CASH. p.ie We yin evo
No: ? ! Elgg Watch q: H. Taylor) in 30 dwt IS
karat Gold Hunting Case: cash price $780,; J.
p1 FOR TO- subscribers and s225 we will give No.
Gold Hunting Case; cash price 1925.
For 134 subscribers and $2O1, we will give No.
Hnatnr ss a 50 dw IS karat
Elgin Watch, in Gold Hunting Case; cash price SIS
r,a NJ u Elgin Watch in o. Silver Hunting Case;
+. For 60 subscribers and $780, we will give No Q
Egin. Watch, in OF. Silver Hunting Case cash
=, For s. subscribers and s7s, we will give No. 8
price SIS. ~''N
For 40 subscribers and $50, we will give a No. 4
Egln Watch, in OF. Silver Hunting Case, cash price
The Club need not necessarily go to the same Post
once, and the names may be sent in as fast as OBJ
tanned; but must be marked for watch premium,
The Watches will be shipped to the claimant at
expense
watch, with all latest improvements; perfect time
Keeper and OF weight and quality of cases. &C., as
resented above-in Short the Eigin watch is consid-
| ed the equal of any watch made in the world.
For 20 Subscribers and $50, we will give the con-
Piote works OF Charles Dickens in vols Appletons
Library Edition. price $1,000; complete Set Of
the v" elly Nov,ls: in vols, App'eton's Lib: airy
Edition. price s1O5O
For IL subscribers and SIS We will give one copy OF
the Revised Statutes of, the State of Minnesota
--latest revision law binding, price 5000 =
For one subscriber and So, we will give one copy
ofBurritts Sectional Map of Minnesota, the latest
and most complete map of the State published price
$l.25
These offers will extend to February l 1871.
| IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE WE WILL
! GIVE TO TIL PERSON SENDING US THE LAR
GEsT ,NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS BEFORE
FEBRUARY I. 1871, A HALF CASE WHEELER
| WILSON SEWING MACHINE, PRICE $50.
| TO TIE PERSON SENDING US THE NEXT
LARGEST NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS, BEFORE
| FEBRUARY l, 1871, WE WILL GIVE A HALL
| CASE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE
PRICE $50.
Address all communications to
PIONEER PRINTING CO.,
| no65n = 20. ST. PAUL, MINI
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAM ME @. MEARSsS
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for Young
go, Ladies.
No, 222 Madison Avenue, New York.
MURRAY HILL.

The next session will commence Tues
day, September q, 1870.
Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
nouncing to her patrons and friends, that
she will be able TO offer superior advantages
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, at the opening of the next
session. T.. e.. -.,.
The course of Instruction comprises the
English and French Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome-
try Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
aud ether Natural Sciences; Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Composition,
French and English Literature.
During the season Lectures will be de-
livered by emiuent Professors on subjects
| connected with the various departments Of
instruction. These Lectures will be ar
ranged for the general benefit of the
school.
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c.,
may be included, at special rates.,
The best professional talent is employed
in the various Departments, and the whole
is under the immediate care and supervis-
| ion of Madame C. Mears.
French is the language of the establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &C., sent on sp-
! phi :at1on.
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FOR SALE.

The HOUSE AND LOT in Block :'D,'
Lot q, in the City of st. Cloud. Mimi, g
feet front on Washington avenue, and l22
feet deep. The house is 1890; one story
and half high, with a cellar 1920. il
has been used as a saloon, and is one Of
the best locations in the city. is thirty
yards from the Central House, and the
second door from 7. G. McClure's Bank
Price $4,000. For information concern
ing this, Enquire Of T. c., MCCLURE, St.
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in St.
Cloud about the middle Of June.
r. J. CROMWELL,
maybe -;""' - New Orleans, La.
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LUMBER MARKET.
MILF hICES FORFLOUR
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY DAvISk CLARK
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The population of Austin is 1923.
The population Of St. Peter Is
5000; of Nicollet county, 5000.
Capt. Webb, whose injury on the
dredge-boat Montana Was reported in
our last issue, died on Thursday.
Tho Winona and St. Peter R. R,
Go. will rebuild their round house at
Waseca, instsd Of Owatonna, where it
was until blown down.n;J - .>s,,"
The population of Wabasha county
is given by the Herald at 1862 of
which Lake City has 2,7o9; Plainview,
1,4o4; and Wabasha, 1870.
i DIR. Guy NJ. Daily, of lie sueur,
has heen awarded the Harvard Univer:
sity prize of 5000 for the best essay on
|''Aphaiia, Or the relation Of the brain
to speech" t,-..tr->v4
On Thursday man named
Charles Waller and his wife were ar.
rested at Faribault, charged with the
murder of the Jacob Newland family
in Webster county, Missouri, in Novem.
Der, 1867.
MIR. Truman Matteson, of Eyota,
while standidgin his door-yair;d on Thurs
day, was killed BY lightning The
Hunter building, an old settler at
Roch ester, was set, fire to and burned
on Monday: 2nighs.-Post.
Fl. A. Johnston, of Mt. Pleasant,
informs the Lake City Leader that he
cut 20 acres Of wheat in hours and
13sntuntes, z stoppages' Tor: billing IN
cluded,) ada 15e acres int days, with
an Excelsior Droprer.
Last Friday Christian Schilson,
respectable German citizon Of Mime.
iska, while driving a threshiug ma
chine into the field, was kicked in the
abdomen by one of his horses. He
died within thirty hours.
I Senator Ramsey and family arriv
cd home on Saturday, Mrs. Ramsey
I
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN1
NOTICE..

>$1 = q: s.. LAND OFFICE 2 Y i
St. Cloud, MINI Aug rs, 1870. !
NOTICE is hereby given, by order of the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
that the tract Of land known as the "Gull
Lake Reservation" and embracing the.fol-
lowing townships and ranges, viz: Town
ship l3S Of ranges s2s,.c % and 80 ;vest;
township 1874 of ranges 81, %, 90 and 80
west; township 1875 Of ranges %, 20 and
30 west, and township 1876 Of range 90
west. in the St. Cloud Land District, Min
nesota, will 81 epesfor Prs epptlon al an d
day Of September, 1870 8 500 ''a 10 Il
:ItG c I 4; III, SihM IAN Rsgister,
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"A general reduction of prices of
clothing is noted at present from the
rates of two years ago, and there ap:
pears no prospect of rise this winter,
Notwithstanding the slight increased
price Of gold incidental to the war. It
is expected soon to fall again, and large
arrivals of French and German dry
goods of all kinds may soon be ex-
pected at very low rates, through the
necessity existing with foreign manu-
facturers to realize at any price up:n
their preducts.-NesO .Kork Posi-: =
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SAuK RAP1Ds.-Dr. Mcmahon has been
appointed Physician to the Chippewa In
dams, with headquarters at Leech Lake:
.........The little daughter Of Mrs. Thos.
Van Etten, formerly Miss George Hughes)
now residing in New York, died recently.
.........T The youngest child Of Mr.. Jeremiah
Russell died on tho l4th. So says the
Sentinel. +
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,STRAYED OR STOLEN,

From the undersigned, at st. Cloud,
Mimi, on or about May LIST, one Brown
PONY MARE also one Bay PONY HORSE
with white stripe on end Of, his nose, one
hind foot white above the hoef, and
saddle marks. Both have white stars in
their face, and are about eight years old
each. A reward OF S25 will be paid for
their return, or liberal sum for informa-
ton that will lead to their recovery. .'.
jul q -, ALLAN GRIFFIN.
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THE NlANIkATO ROAD.

~ .ss.ssssa
ron The Aankato Union. i i Il. :
Hinder the above caption, the ST.
Cloud JOURNAL again allades to the
Importance Of an & early construc-
ton of tho St. Cloud & Mankato
H. X. The extract given by TIE
JOURNAL shows how jealousy other
scitles are watching the rapid develop
sment Of our railroad system. Especial.
7ly does Minneapolis seek to divert the
people Of st: Cloud from the enter.
prise Of building the proposed railroad
direct to this city Minneapolis has a
vital interest in preventing the, build
lug Of a direct line from ST. Cloud to
Maukato. Why? At present the lum-
Der Of St. Cloud seeking the markets
of Southern Minnesota, must be sold
here at Minneapolis prices, although
the distance it is transported is twice
as great. BY. the st. Cloud 4. Man.
kato Railway the cost of transportation
would be reduced one half. St. Cloud
would be as near to Mankato as Mime
apolis now is. The latter city would
no longer enjoy monopoly Of the vast
lumber trade Of the Upper Minnesota
and Blue Earth Valleys. Mankato
would have two competing manufac-
turing towns in which to buy lumber.
The accluiug advantages are obvious
to every business man. Tue Board of
Trade OF this city should open a cor
respondence at once with the authori-
ties of'St. Cloud and do. whatever the
exigencies Of the case demand. St. Peter,
hoping to secure the Southern, tcrmiu-
us of this important road, reaches out
2 frateroal hand to St. Cloud. Can
.Nankato afford to sleep over this mat.
ter and loset golden opportunity tor
action? We give the leading portions
Of The JOURNALS article.
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! - - = OFFICE OF THE A. A. @. NJ. |
s'' FORT ABERchoMB1E, D. T. Aug IL; 1870
win be sold at Public Auction, on Mon
day, the 10Th day Of September, 1870, at
Fort .Abercrombie, D. T. 80: :; -
Forty.tWo (42) Cavalry Horses. :;
One az Mule. zc.. ,.~..: s:54:.as.s. Z.
And q quantity. of condemned Quartermas
ter''s Stores p t....r.ys. 81; ~. -.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. N.
Terms-Cash in Government Funds. :, =
! &a@ s>3H& ,d-s'S. JOHN b. RODMAN,~
aug18-5t :, I'd Lieut. Goth Inf'y, "A, 40 M,
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by excitement old sge and !. stroke o

81 sfaIIsRsp., SO sss and ]. stroke q
palsy. J. s. ssss'
: This Mas os',poltical frsoas" & all. j
was merely apart. Of the fight which has
been going on for two years between the
New London Mill Co. and this 'poIi:ician Z"
This is well known here. And, if "X. T."
was correct, why has not this man been mr.
rested aud dealt with according to law /?
His statements were utterly without foun-
dation. LEADING POLITICIAN. :
NorIcE.-My's steam saw mill and card
ing mill were burned, near Richmond,
Stearns county, recently. AS think Of
rebuilding. desire to make collections of
all amounts whichSare due me, and also to
obtain such assistance in the way Of con.
trioutions as can " e q IN IN
81 s 4 cI.n1ss Kosr. B {.
~-piokit s Abbott have removed to Bells
Block. s. - ..3 5.E;fs sS /. ~
Milk crackers at Boyd's. =e.s
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Mr. W. Henderson
has just received fine stock Of Chicago
made boots and shoes, which he offers at
Low prices. His custom-w work trade having
increased 90 rapidly, he has added addi-
'ional workmen, and will be able to T. or
ders promptly. He guarantees satisfac.
ton.
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DOUGLAS CouST1.-The population is
5,000......:..Prof. Hawley, Of Maple Lake.
has Truuscendent apple trees in fine bear
ing conditiou..."...Our young friend, Hen
ry Cook, was married on the 9Th to Miss
Nina johnson, of Lake Ida.........The Re-
publican County Convention has been call
cd 10 meet to-day.
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Sugars, coffees, teas, syrups, oil
ruits, crookery, stone and glassware, fan
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and pock-
ct cutlery and spices Of all kinds, cheaper
than at any other place in the city, at
L1npIR1CH's.