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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

IMPORTANT FROM Missouri. Governor
Browns hicnls last week improvised a
selcuajc TO him, and he promptly answered
the cal' twill interest our readers to know
what hc 4aid nhout the Liberal Convention
which Is called 20 meet in Cincinnati. lie
-aid attempts have been made 10 reiule the
idea that tA1i Convention is an earnest, delib-
crate movement wish to assure you that
there will he Republicans there from all States
IN ihi- nation, Cos wc already have guarantees
Go that effect Il Will be one of the largest
,,semhagcs That has ever met in the nation,
and with as much representative ability in it
as any o,hoi you have seen that when it Is
assembled n will mean work and action-and
decisive action. II will take such steps as
will present before the American people can
dIlaios for President and Vice President that
VIII test io iAc uitrmos all the sinews of all
lhc olllcc lollNs in this land
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
Sheriff. Sale.

by virtue Of tundry wrs Of Venditioni Exponas to
directed will DO exposed to pablc sale, at the Hotel
kept by William FORD at kirkw0od, 10 leneaier
Hundred New Castle County, Delaware.
On FRIDAY the 9th day of March,
1872. at 2 o'cloek. Z. NJ.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
TRUCK GROUND 10 Ian.


ss.Afr FOR SALE or 4 @GIiANG&.--A
mNH HANDsUME CpTTA3E WIN 3 ACRES "
E1E% GROUND, al" Pleasant Plans, staten Island
kaaEzs New York. within five minutes walk to dspot
iars New YORK. 20 cents. To wit Three Acres Cot
tags Of rooms, wide hall through, piazza along the
'front.' with yard pretuy LAID out .ld plenty shade
also another cstern at the barn, with pnmp u II; barn
carriage house CRIB, hepnery and coal house Curspts
goseberres, Tapberries, cherries, few peaches and
apples Would be exchanged Tor Wilmington proneriv
or told for cash. Possession At any lime Apply 10
M. MeCAULLkY
let's II SOC Market st.. Wilmington Doi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

ONE OF THE vILEsT attempts to levy piacA
mail, on the part of the press, that has come
TO our knowledge lately, was made in one OIL
the city papers recently, under cover oil
threats of exposure of municipal corrup-
tons which exist only in the heated mallg-
ront brain Of greedy. disappointed erumb-
biinter
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
STATE FINAN CES.

Tie Committee appointed under Joint Resolution OF
the General Assembly Of toe State Of Delaware, adopted
at its biennial session Of 1871 to settle with the State
Treasurer examine the Auditors accounts &c. met at
Dover, on Tuesday, January 10th, A. D.. 1872, and
having completed the examination, made as the result
the following
STATEMENT.
On this Eighteenth day Of the present month Of Janu-
ary A. ID 1872, the State Treasurer settled with the
Auditor Of Accounts, at which time there WAS due
from the State Treasurer to the State. f4i SOC 20
And due 10 the Trustee Of School
Fund to said Fund. .......... slG,45C 90
And due 10 School Districts
in New Castle County 034 Is -
in Kent County. ...". sol 90 829Is es-19495 "a
IN Sussex County,. ,b22 bO)
And due from State Treasurer to the State
Sinking Fund under an Act VI the
General Assembly entitled "An Act in re-
laton TO oysters" passed at Dover - =.
March 2sh, .96R q
The whole amount applicable TO the School
Fund.- liquidation Of the State debt, ana
deposited to the credit Of the State Trea-
surer in
The Farmers Bank at New Castle 654 IS
The Farmers Bank at Dover, 81 625 45
The Farmers Blk at Georgetown 1522 6O-e3 1903 81
Delaware Agricultural College Funds In the
hands OF tue State Treasurer as trustee OF
the Agricultural College Fund, 70 Della
ware State Bonds oil tue denomination Of .
~ 0Ol ID 900 "
Cash In hands q said trustee. ,,,-.-,,s.... LOO VI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

sss4A TWO TRUCK FARMS near wilmington.-
~, HI Possession Of one Of them eau be given imme
~ M diatsly.
kskkfA Also, Small House for rent, possession i'm.
Apply to W. NJ MeCAULLEY a CO..
oetAS COG Market Street, Wilmin gton, Del
la oGLETOWN HUTEL for SALE
miEN Contains u kO0Ms-7 up stairs and down.
HI ILL stable Shading, and pump Of excellent water
nzAz1k a. door One acre OF ground attached. Price
$4,000 3l,OOO may remain mortgage. Rui further
particulars apply 10 Mrs ELIZA WILLY,
Or to THOMAS NJ. OGLE, No. 4 East Third street
Wilmington, Del. IN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

Il CADEk HUNDRED about 100 acres, " miles from
b. Georges Station, on tRs Delaware Railroad. Build
ings All new 70 Acres In orchards 80 acres in wood
fencing good. Terms easy. Apply to
THOMAS NJ. OGLE,
novl1-I No.4EAst Third st., Wilmington, Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

Sheriff IS Sale.
~ virtue Of writ Of AS Levlh Facas to me directed
WI" Do eNponli n pube sale at tbs hotel - George
Whitfield, in The loan, Huudrtd and County OF
New Caste, Delaware,
On MONDAY, the 18Th day Of March,
1879, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
The following descib,d Real Estate. viz
- 4 u that isrm OF tract VI and situate in New
El4sl Castle Hundred, In tie county Of New Caste
lisM and State OF Delaware, founded by the Chris
hatizA iana creek, by lands now os late oil samuel
buuie lands late Of Fd stvl and others r3ntanioq
about hundred aud forty-seven acres more or iess
Seized and taken ia execution rs The property Of
ALBERT X Pennington and Elizabeth rsnniniton his
wife, and TO he SOLD by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sheufs Cfice, New Castle March !, 1872
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

.ssssAr RARE CHANCE FOR sPEcU-
miM LATlON- OR sALE.-A square of ground
Isl NT between IL aud 18th Streets and King and
$3.50 French Stree III ieet front on King bv 2is
feet deep; sOiset from French. Inquire Of
T,M,OGLB,
apr3O-tf No a East Third Street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
Channels Skin.
ChaIlois skins.

choice Select on ius received. airret imno,,,tou
ere ,nsnce Co. ony them enssp. rarsfuily sesetei
sn.y use All sizes and prizes, fac Thug 10 eles
tisef SUD g"ss ware sith9nt srr tchiug Aiso mil
Aai sh sioeE Of DTugs, Medicines aud Toilet irsis,
aiNayE On haud Al ~'''''s7
janis F5.at West .ts wiIning3ihah NJ,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
Al One of the Best Business Stands
llM In the City of Wilmington,
yllt Apply TO 4O5 MARKET STREET

,szA F0H HkNT.--A NICE LITTLE
m!W& TRUCK FARM Of twenty.six acres with a
III W good dwelling thereen, situate near the old
aIxzA Church, In the city of Wilmington. Apply to
ian2s COS Market straat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
FOR RENT,
FOR SALE.
Farms near Wilmington, Delaware,

No. i-40 ACRES, within * miles OF Wilmington
No. 100 AohEs, Within 81 miles Of Wilmington
handsome situation, moderate an pro Vements.
No. $50 ACRES, Handsomely situatsd, good i'm,
provements, within miles OF Wilmipg ton.
Will be sold oheap upon easy tsrms,
Apply 10 WA. McCAUlLEY CO.
sept2l 6l6 Marxet street. Wllminxton Hal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. SIS


-, THE STATE OF DELAWARE To the SHERIFF
LIS Of New. Castle Counly-drestins. Whereas,
49, JOHN A. BOERS by his petition To the Judges
ofour Superior Court hed In the office OF the Proihono
bry or the said Court In ard for the County OF New
Castle for tho cause Of complaint therein alleged, has
made application to our sid Judges that may
be pronounced dssoving the marriage existing between
the petitioner aud his wife, one Melissa II. Beers.
We therefore command you as you have bean hereto
fore commanded, that you summon Melissa II. Beers 80
thas she be and appear before the said judges Of
said Superior Court at the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle In and foi the County Of New Castle on
Monday, the Thirteenth Day Of May next, to answer
the allegations Of the said petition, and also TO show
earse, II any she has why decree Of the said Court
should not be made dssoving the marriage existing
between her and the said petitioner according the Act
Of Assembly In such made provided and also
to do and receive what the said Court shall then and
there consider concerning her In this behalf to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent with the proVl
sions Of the said Act Of Assembly
Aud have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Edward W. Gilpn, Esquire at
New Castle the Eighth Day Of December In The year
ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
RICHARD @. COOPER, Prothonotary
Issued December 10Th, isr,-jan4.sm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
sHERIFF's SALES.
SheriFs Sale.

By virtue VI writ Of LeVAi Faoas TO me directed, vii
be exposed 10 Public Sale, at the Hotel Of William
". Anthony, in the Village Of stanton, In Mill
Creek Hun lred. New Castle County.
Delaware,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

Tup WAY GRANT Is TO BE RE-NoMINA-
rrp-The South Carolina Grant Republicans
recently went through the farce of selecting
delegates to the National Convention. The
result of their work is that seven negroes and
seven white men, all Of Aeo' office holders
have been chosen. Who says that Grant
isn't popular with ''ihem-asses ~
"PREsIpENr GRANT was elected to the OIL
flee Of Chici Executive when party spirit was
mos, intense. So says the editor of the Re-
publican. and very truly too. Had 1t not
been for the insane intensity and feroeity OF
party spirit. made so by Radical domination
and tyranny, Gen. Grant could never have
received even a decent consideration at the
hands OF the people. His habits, manners
education-or rather his Ignorance, would
have been sufficient to induce any calm, sobei
convention Of men to look elsewhere for
candidate But the people were crazed Will
excitement and Grant came up from It's
midst. The sober second thought has since
oyerakcn the people, and the next President
will be statesman, possessing moral AND
social qualities becoming the Chief Magistrate
of @ great nation. And, he will, moreover
be National Democrat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

Ses6Msz> By NEW METHOD OF LIFE As
pbk-T sURANcE, which applies the Ton.
tine principle to the distribution of
dividends, and which, by allowing the assur.
ed to sell his policy to the Company only after
stated periods, results more favorable than
any hitherto experienced may he enjoyed by
persons possessed of constitutional longevity,
who may keep their policies in force until the
middle or latter part Of their lives.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29
.CSHERRY'S
NEW DRILL
AND
BROADCAST
SEEDER.

At the Minnesota State Fair, held a: St.
Paul in September, 1871, there was spir-
tied contest between the Broadcast seed
Sewers and Grain Drills, there being some
ten or twelve differ ent patents on exhibi-
ton. and among them the McSherry Grain
Drill and the McSherry Seeder, manuiac-
tured at Dayton, Ohio. After q very care
full examination of the mechanical con-
etructlon Of the several machines, with ref
erence to speed, ightness of draft, ease OF
adjusting, durability and finish, the ma
chimes were very thoroughly tested in oul-
tl'at'ng, in both plowed and unplowed
ground. then carefully tested as to their
ability to distribute the seed evenly and in
proper quantities. After trial, lasting
several hours. the judges were unanimous
IN awarding the first premium to the Nc
Sherry Grain Drill. Also, to the McSher-
ry Broad cast Seed Sewer and Cultivator
combined
The McSherry Drill and seeder have
within the past Two years taken the first
prize in nearly all the Western States. At
the Olmstead County Fair, held at Roch-
ester on the 9Th, 9th, and 18th. of October
IT, W. Payne exhibited his machine in COM
petition with cthee leading machines, and
received the first premium on MoSherry's
Grain Drill and Grass Seed Sewer. First
premium on McSLerry Broad cast Grain
and Grass Seed Sower and Cultivator COM
bind.
For Sale by
j. E. WING,
feol-2m st. Cloud, MINI.
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Il orFIoIAL. &.
RESOLUTION by tho Common Council Of
the City OF st. cloud. -

WHEREAS. Official canvass having been
made of the votes cast at special election
held in tho several wards Of said city Of
st. Cloud, on the 26th day OF February A.
D. 1872, at which election was submitted
Ordinance No. l6, Sin aid Of the St. Paul
and Pacific Railroad Bridge" and Ordi-
nanoe No. II, "Issue Of Bonds for Right Of
Way and Depot Grounds" for approval or
rejection, by which official canvass it sp-
pears that Three Hundred and Eighty-fys
votes were cast in said CITY in favor Of said
Ordinance No. l6, and Seventeen votes
against the same and by which canvass
1t further appears that Four Hundred snd
one votes were cast in said City in ia vor Of
said ,Ordinancs No. II, and one vote
against tho Same !; therefore, the Common
Council Of the City Of st. Cloud do
Resolve, That the said Ordinances and
each Of them ID, duly approved blythe
properly qualified voters Of said City; and
shall be in force from and after their pub
lication % required by law, together with .
copy Of this resolution y s,:.eY491>t;j .I,,
Ayss-Ald. Bridgman,. Burbank, Carter,
Dorr, Lamb, Owen, Powell, Sohulten, J. G.
Smith and Mr.. President. ----------~-~--~
Nays-None. -. NJ" o'd<H>;zu al
=>,'""~ L. CLARK,
.. " President Of Council.
Attest IN. f. BARNES. ..&g.Y .#U
49,. City Clerk.
Approved Feb. q, 1872.
CHAs. D. KERR,
Mayor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

A FINE WoRK.-We have before US
Bril- Is & Brothers catalogue of flowers
ana vegetable seeds, for 1872. The
outside appearance Of the work, with
its highly embellishcd cover and tint
edged leaves, would seem to indicate
that the book comes before US for no.
tice from some extensive photographic
printing establishment crj illustrated
monthly printing house. Neither guess
would be correct. The publisher. are
seedsmeu, said to be tire most extern
sive in the world who raise and sell
flowers and vegetable seeds, sending
them in large or small quantities to
all parts Of the country. They OVID
no end Of gardens aud farms, both in
and out of New York State. Its typog.
raphy is perfect. It's illustrated plates
are models Of pictorial beauty. Its
contents embrace useful hints upon the
growth and raising Of flowers and veg.
etablea, and are the result of years Of
practical experience. The purchaser Of
. catalogue Tan order on Briggs Il
Brothers for one dollars worth of seeds
secures it free,) also receives an insight
into what he may obtain on certain
conditions, 10 the way Of one or two
chrome Autographs Of flower bouquets,
representing bouquets Of choice natural
flowers, raised by Briggs & Brother.
There is no person interested in flow.
ers, house Or garden plants, or engag-
cd in raising vegetables or market
cereals, who cannot be benefited by the
possession of this valuable al d beauti-
full illustrated catalogue. An enclos-
ure Of twenty-five cents secures it pre-
laid, and the amount in seeds is return.
ed, it an order follows the purchase of
q catalogue.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29
A CARD.

EDITOR JouRNAL.-The subscriber begs
leave to inform her friends that she did not
write the articles in the Times concerning
the Library ssociation-some, under the
signature Of "A. B. Co." others under The
elegant nom de plume Of "Beeswax." She
no doubt has written and said her share
Of foolish things, but does not wish
have articles sscribed 10 her Of which she
10 not guilty. NJ. 8. BARNES.
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80 - - g.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Repatriation 'tAI Journal by Iohn zapv
Esq, Register Of Decd.

Warranty Deed Transfers tor week
Ending Feb, nth, iS72
First Div. St. P &PRR Co. to Wen
delln Merz for seq nwq SEQ. Is r. l25 II
30 Y. +s.ss III. z:.S 5000
Edmund G. earns to Mary E. earns tor
22xlS2f feet Of lots 4 and s blk IA in CITY
Of st. Cloud. q 81. 900
Edmund c. earns to Mary E. earns for
e2xlS2 feet Of lots and s blk s in oity of
st: Cloud. o>..es-,! .-..a 81, 100
o. nwq SEQ Is T 1875 r So $500
Edward X. Jaques to Henry s. Doty, for
nj nwq eec 25 T 1875 r 85w.-.rS = $500
MilesC. 0bert and wife 10 John: Kiewell
f0rf' sWq Bee 20 T l24 r 28Fw. $500
John Ahles and wife to Matthias Ahles
for VI Of nwq nwq sec % +. l22 r. 20 v.
.>.gz es.... 500
Michael sohackmann and wife to John
Schackmaun for swq nwq sec s T 1872 r
gov. W. $50 $3.50
John Nelson and wife to BENZ. r. Price
for swq sec T l24 R 35w. $1,000
Nelson g. Northup and wife to Charles
W. Daley for blk in 8 town Of Fair Ha-
ven. f.r%1"~>N% = $500
week Ending Feb. ~, 1871. D."
Jacob Zimautz to John Teres for nwq
SEQ Is T 124 R 80 v. $500
Rachael Moore to Emma Lewis for lot
10 blk II in town Of Sank Centre 500
William Lewis and wife to Charles Parker
Tor lot 9 blk IL in town Of Sank Cen
ire. $2l5
William Lewis and wife to Charles Par
ker for 40 *cres Of neq sec 90 T 127 r 80
". Il 49, ! $500
William Lewis and wife to Anna Parker
for ne 46 s4-lC0 acres Of neg SEQ 90 T
l27 R S2w. b. >"''-' =. ''',s- $500
Jacob Super to John Pogatshnick for nj
swq sec 2 125 r % v. $500
Conrad Hieserich to Napoleon Adley for
20 So-100 acres Of nwq swq sec % T 126
r 33w. 1924
Joseph E. Young to Ellen L. French for
1911 acres Of d seq SEQ IL and: nj NEG
SEQ Is 1872 r 20 W. - -, -: :. $500
Peter Loso and wife to Frederick Schroe-
der ST.. for lot II brk 10 in town Of St:
Joseph. %:..@' o.. - '-''''' -: e $135
Wendelin Mer. 10 Patrick Feenee!yI for
e2 swq sec 1875 r % Y. '''s@'>. 81 $500
Margaret Hsgemann and hush. to Chasf
8: Weber for nj lot II blk So in city 20.
st. Cloud. h'.&' '~f9s' $237
Valentine Fading to F. j. Belfng and
Flsding for swq swq sec SO T 1874 R 20 w.,
and swq neg and swq lot sec 10 T 1923 r
20 Y. :5as e ST. 900
Bernard Schmidt and wife to Matthias
Pent for sWq nwq SEQ IA 122 r SOW. 5000
Wolfgang Fischer to Theresa Fischer for
neq seq sec % 125 r 29w. $500
Thos. C. Alden and wife to John Ball for
lot blk Is in st.. Cloud city. $45
Patrick Feeny and wife to David N. Hol-
comb for 81 swq sec T 1875 r 20 v. $40
Peter Munsinger and wife to Henry
Munsiuger for lot 8 blk 26 in city Of St.
Cloud. $1,000
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A STABLE INsT1ruT1oN.-Just at the per-
iod when Ill stabls-men where complain
ing that the horse ointments Of tho day
were unstable remedies, the Mustang Lini-
ment made its entire in Missouri, without
any flourish oftrumpets, and within one
year, became the favorite enbroostion for
the external distempers and injuries of
horses and cattle in all the Western and
Southern States. From that time to this,
it has never had rival in tho estimation
Of accomplished horsemen /; nor is its house
hold reputation - cure for rheumatism,
neuralgia, sore nipple and caked breasts,
tumors, humps, sore throat, earache,
toethache, bruises. burns, wounds and
sprains, whit behind its celebrity Is q
horse Linlment. The Mothers Of America
know its value, and apply it promptly ia
the external injuries Of the 'rising gener-
ation," and in fact there is not . city OF
township in the United States where the
Mustang Liniment is not regarded by both
sexes and every class, as blessing to the
community.
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-Paternal acres-The old mans tooth.
ache.
"A light fgure--A woman with taper
waist.
-Apple.pie order-Apples inside, crust
outeide.
"A Southern paper unkindly criticises
. panorama Of the Chicago FIRE as bearing
too streng resemblance to secondhand
bed-quilt.
"A little girl, sent out to hunt eggs,
came back unsuccessfully, complaining
that lots Of hens were standing around do
ing nothing.
Nearly twenty.three million pounds Of
Australian preserved meat have been i'm
ported into Great Britain during the last
twelve months.
1t is estimated that the next wheat
crop Of California will produce IL, COG, 900
sacks, worth $24, 200, 900. This viii beat
the product of the mixes.
"A Canadian paper says: "skilled
workmen have been leaving Canada by the
thousand.for some years past for the States,
because they there get from twenty to ono
hundred per cent higher wages"
The Boston Transcript did this all
alone: "It is denied that Bismark has Of
fered his services as mediator in the Ala
bama matter: He probably thinks it none
Of his biz-mark the joke %
Yesterday q squad of thirteen Indians
came into our tent, and the oldest awaited
himself of the right Of seniority by sitting
down on our hot box stove, which he mis-
took for q valise. He was very much sur
prised.-Cor. Chicago Post.
The Lafayette Ind, Di,patch says that
the latest lot Of cattle ever shipped from
the State was sold At that place last week,
by Messrs. U. and G. Aver. The drove Of
$50 head averaged l,775 pounds, or total
of over 8o0, 900 pounds, upon which the
sum Of $l7 900 was realized.
Parton tells us, in his sketch Of Jeffer-
sons college days, in the Atlantic, how
skillful the great Virginian was Is violin
player; and it is fact that, when he came
to Washington as President, he frequently
carried bis ''fddle" to the sociables Of his
friends.
"A gentleman from Onondaga county,
N. 7" gives the method Of cultivatine the
pea crop there. 1t does best on : green
sward sod and clay ground. Three bush
els Of seed are required per acre. They
are harvested with horse-raks or scythe.
The yield il from fifteen to fly bushels
Per acre, and the crop goes to gardener,
for seed. It il . good cleaning crop, and
fits the soil for wheat.
At the late meeting Of the Prssbytery,
brother W. said, early in his ministry,
he and another brother were conducting .
meeting in which there Was much religious
interest. An old man gave expression to
joy by shouting and continued it until it
began to interrupt the service. Brother
II said to brother w. "Go and stop
that old mans noise The shouting man
At once became quiet. Brother H ask
ed brother W. what he said to the old
man to make him so quiet. Brother W
replied, ! asked him for dollar for foreign
mi
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

FRoxT1sR REI1ET.-The report Of Gov.
Austin on the disposition Of tho fund for
the relief Of the frontier shows that in
stesrns county there were IA applicants !;
$3.50 was distributed to individual families;
500 was apportioned to the county Cor
local distribution making total Of $500
received. Grow Wing County had l ap-
plicant; total amount received, $50.
Douglas county, 10 applicants total, $240.
Ksndiyohi, IA applicants total 1896. o.
tor Tail, total, 5000. Pope, 81 applicants,
total, 4516. Todd, l applicant; $25.
Wright, 10 applicants; $3.50.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SIS to %250 PER PER- MONTH ONT :. Eyer gls

;. No 10 &ZoU vhers male and female.
e 3 Introduce tbs GENUINE IMPROVED 'a CON.
g MON SENSE SEWING MACHINE. This ma.
chtne vii! stitch, hem. fol- tuck, quilt. cord bind
q braid, and embroider In tbs most superior mar.
ner: Price only SIG. Fully licensed and war.
ranted for five years. We will pay 81, 900 for any
machine that will sew . stronger, more beautiful
Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can
be cut, and still the cloth cannot DO pulled apart
e without tearing 1t. Wepsy Agents from SIS to
from which twice that amount can be made : =
A33.13E - Address 6ECQNB 4 CO :. Chicaxo nj