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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-25
By W. Y. LEiTCH s R. IS. ,BRU>s.

by W. 1. LEIICH q II. .. BRU s.
NNHREESTORY' BRICK RESIDENCE
Il AND STORE, No. 81 Alison street, opposite
Catholic Church.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY. 2sih instant, at the
POstOfllce. at II O'Clock,
That desirable THREE:STORY BRICK RESI-
DE.GE AND sTuRE, with Bake House aud large
ly occupied ns O Eakery. Lot measures 80 feet
front by ,62 feet In deRh.
Terms-ODe.half cash, balance In one year,
With interest Property to be insured and policy
ASSIGNED. Purchaser to pay US for papers and
stamps. nov2l
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Fertilizers.
Fertilizers.
DACIFIC GUANOs COMPANIES
CAPITAL sl,o0o.ooo)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo.

This GUANOls La now 80 well known In all the
Southern States for It's remarkable effects as an
agency for Increasing the products OF labor, as
not torequIre special recommendation from os.
It's use for seven years past has established its
character for reliable excellence. The large fxed
capital invested by the Company IN this trade
affords the surest guarantee OF the continued ex-
cellence OF this Guano. =
The supplies put into market this season are,
as heretofore, prepared under the personal super.
intendence OF DR.. ST. Jalau Ravenel, Chemist OF
the Company, at Charleston :. u. hence planters
may rest assured that its quality and comPositlon
ia precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent. charleston 5. U.
JNO. s. REESE il CO.,
General rents. Baltimore.
TERNs-$48 cash; s53 time. without interest.
To accommodate planters they can oIoel now
and have until the lst OF April to decide as TO
whether they will take at time or cash price:
When delivered from the Factory by the carload
no odrayage will be charged. .
EPapers that inserted my advertisement last
year Will please copy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, 8. O.. October 28.
tITHE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS iB hereby
designated as the newspaper for the publication
OF All Legal Notices anu 0ficial Advertisements,
for the County OF Charleston, under the act OF
February 22 1870 entitled: An Act TO Regulate
the Publication Of all Legal and Public Notices,
and the former order OF this Board, dated Febru.
ary 20, 1872, designating the Charleston Daily Re-
publican as the newspaper for the publication Of
an Legal Notices and Olicial Advertisements for
the County OF Charleston, is hereby rescinded."
J. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller. General.
D. q. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney. General
F. L. CARUOZ0,
Secretary OF State.
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By A. G. Nc GILIIVRAY.
Auctioneel

Auctioneer.
TDWARD MACBETH, TRUSTEE, VS..
- Louis McLaiu, Assignee OF Benjamin Ford,
Bdnkrups. s.f7i;
directed, will be sold in front of the Courthouse,
at II A. ~, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of December;
1872,
situate on the east siie Of Ashley street, formerly
Thomas street, Canon,boro', measuring and con.
taIning on the west Inc on Ashley street Al feet
inches, and on the cast line SO feet, and In depth
on the north and south lines 1SS feet inches,
bounding to the north and east on Lands OF James
Copea, to the south on Lands OF the Rev. DR..
Bachman, and tO the west I'm Ashley street.
Trrms-Ore.hslf cash balance in one and two
ears, 10 be secured y h0nd and mortgage or
premises s'd Purchaser 70 "a Ray 4 fos aHoRE PsssEs
novl2-tulm3 8. Q. o.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- will sell on Sales.day n December next, at
Greenville Courthouse,
The Farm known as the BROOKS FARM, lying
partly within tha Inc orporae limits OF the City OF
Greenvle, on the Augusta road. It contains
about one hundred and eights acres, part Of IL In
q high Site OF cultivation; well adapted to grain
snd cotton; fine orchard OF peach trees.
The House is o lurge two.story one, with ten
rooms, with fir. t.placea, large Stables and Barns,
with double Brick Kitchen, and three double
framed Cabins. sl,Ef.
1t ia one OF the most desirable places offered for
sale in this county.
Terms-One.hslr cash. the balance on credit
OF twelve months, with interest at len per cebt.
Purchaser to give bond and MORTGAGE to secure
The purchase money. T. q. COVER, Agent.
Greenville, 3. o., November 10. 1872. nov224
TSTATE SALE-VALUABLE REAL
us Estate In the City Of Columbia, 8. @.
viii be sold on TUESDAY. the Sd OF December,
That VALUABLE PROPERTY, known as the
"Colunbia Ho ell" Said Hotel was built In the
year 1862 and combines all modern improve,
men,s, is located In the business centre OF Colum
fiis. and contains ample accommodation for two
hundred guests, and on the lower floor four large
and handsome stores; the said Property now
yielding an annual rent OF ten thousand dollars.
Also. FIVE UNIMPROVED LOTS, located 10 diner.
ent parts Of the city-Bome valuable business
Stands.
For terms OF sale, apply to
CHARLES o. MARSHALL,
J'kINShER DAVIS,
or MELLON & CLARK,
nov4-m4 Attorneys at Law.
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FURChGUl1, BENEDlCI W.
NO. e7s KING STREET.
A decided REDUCTION has been made IN ALI
OUR PRICES, and we offer Great Bargains II
purchasers Ia every Department Cur Stock com
prlses an assortment Of the most elegant novel
ties In everything that appertsins to hrst'olass
Dry Goods Establishment. We mention belo"
the prices OF only few Of our Goods:
100 pieces 4-4 N. Y. Mills, Bleachei. only IL
cents
100 pieces "a Wamsutta, Bleached, only 10 cents
cases 4-4 Blesched, 12X and l5, worth Is and
18 cents
cases Double-width Bingham, only 12H cents
2 cases lo-4 sheetiug, only 40 cents
2 bales "a White Flannels, 20 cents, worth rs
6 bales 34 White Flannels, Is and 80, worth 80
and 40 cents
cases 1o.4 White Blankets, only s. so
case 1o-A White Blankets, IS. worth SO SO
100 pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 and 81 25, worth
$3.50
so pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 50, worth 50
case Plain and Figured Dress Goods, 26 cents
25 pieces Fine Poplln, 80 and IS cents
so pieces Black Alpaca, only so cents, worth o5
Great Reduction IN Black Silks
Great Reduction in Colored Silks
Great Reduction in Cloak and Trimming
Velvet
Great Reduction in valours, Silk Poplins and
Fine Dress Goods
Great Reduction in Mourning Goods
Great Bargsinsin Ribbons
Six-inch Sash Ribbon, only 81, all colors
Great Bargains in all the New Shades Of Rib
bons
Great Bargains In Bows, Ties and Silk Hand.
kerchiefs
Great Bargains In Kid Gloves, (see Business
notlces)
Great Bargains in Laces, Hsndkerchiefs,
Cuffs and Collars
Great Bargains In Jet Sets, Hair Ornaments,
de-, Gc.
Great Bargains in SILK Trimmings, SILK
Fringes
Full Lines OF Ladies' Underwear
Full Lines Of Cents Furnishing Goods
Full Lines Of Hosiery and Notions
All at Great Bargains.
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WTHARF. LOT, CONCORD SPKEETI
wv Extending to Channel Cooper Riyeis
VIII be sold at Private Sale, that egibly locat-
ed WHARF LOT. on east. side Concord Gtreets
between Bamlin q Fairchild's wharf and Huuter'e
wharf; m. assuring JOS feet front on Concord
street to Channel Cooper River: q ssg=..s
Rnr nartlculQra Rnnlv as above. nOv28.emWS x
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Little Old Lady.

Little old lady Is daintily neat,
A pocket edition Of woman complete.
There, by rhe side OF her mother she goes,
Bright as daisy and prim as rose.
How, she viii talk OF the girls nowadays,
How bhe regrets all their frivolous waysl
This Is the reason, as have heard said,
Those little shoulders have got the wrong head.
Little old lady. in dress is quite plain.
Ribbons and feathers she treats with disdain.
Why You would think, oy her manners begulied,
That she was the mother, her mother the cnlld.
Such an old look In her sunshiny eyes
Quaint are her questions and odd her replies.
Now. if at eight she's as old as you BEE.
When she ID eighteen how old will she bes
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HdilrGa1s.

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD C0Na
N lPANY. s. ~ 3. -. is9ss.
OHARLKsfoN, 8. O., June s, 18TH (.
Trains win leave charleston DAILY az 1915
ana %rsss i've q charleston 600 a. n. Mondsyssx.
Frsin does not leaye Charleston 500 r. Y, sUE.
Train leaving lo.ls 4. n; makes through connse,
Ureek only, going through In "A houra st.se.ssy
PASSENGERS leaving by s.ooiP u. Train hare:
choice OF reute, via Richmond and Warrington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Gn9sef feaymS
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SuNDAYtnsBAez z
tImore. Those1eaving on SATURDAY remain Sph.
DAY In Wilmington, d. o. 80 rs ~
This is the cheapest. quickest and NEST pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other pointe
West and No Invest, both Trains making couss
necfions at Washington with Western Trains 50
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. :,
Engneer and Superintendent.
P. L. OLEAPOR: Gen. Ticket Agent. .maya u:
SAyANNAA1a4n A14nsss5, AND oHARIEsToa a
OuARLEsTcs, June l3, 1871,
On and after MoNDiY. June 17th, snetPe
senRer Trains on this Road will run aa folloWAsS.
EXPRESS TRAIN. ssssSsss
Leave Charleston daily 2eo Y.n.
Arrive ut savannah daily 9st5 P.9.:
Leave Savannah daily RsM.
Arrlve at Charleston daily sAs.
-T4 DAY TRAIN. s 81
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. !. 7.t9 III ~
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. $3.50 :Ish.
leave SavanRah, Sundays excepted. II A. b.
Arrive at Charleston. sundays excited. 90 Z. .1s
passengers from Charleston by 40 A. n. train
make close connection with Port Royal Railroad
FOR all stations on that Road, lSundays excepted
Freight forwarded oaily on through Dnl9 ~ taa;
stesmships TO Boston. Prompt dispatch given 70
freiehta for Beaufort and points on Port Hoya
Railroad and a. as low rates as 6y any otler ane.
Port Royal Railroad. O. 9. GADSDEh, ; a.,
ERgineer and superintendent
8. O. BOYLSTON. Gen'l It. and Ticket Agent ~
iunlA -assi' =. z j. ~ fzy--sa-i
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BYJ. FRASER MATHEWESs

BUILDING LOT ON sULLIYAN's rs
ID LAND. s5ss...ssis,.s tiiSss
VIII be aold on TUESDAY, december 80 dstne4f:
the PostOfice, at II O'Clock. -
LOT No. siG2, Hune's Plat OF SulAyan,s islAAds
on south side Of Middle street, being second Lot
east OF Fort Moultrie, containing aoopt. half an
acre, more or les. q z
Terms cash: Purchaser to pay me for papers,
nov20- -wsmwltu6 s.E..:iz1-t
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alillinerp, stran eB BoG6s, spr.
EALL OP ENING, ~
- No. ao4 KING STREET.

Mrs. NJ. J.. zERNOW wonld respectfully ssns.
nounce to the public that she win open THIS IAy,
october 18th, q fun line OF: MILLlNERY.AHD
FANCY GOODS, Hoopskirts, Busues,, Ktt GlDvea,f
Ladies', and fChildren's Under 9Garmenta, WRAP.
.pers, Sacks. Furs, &C. Dress and Cloak Making
attended W as usual 20 -
TERMS. Country orders viii receive prompt At
Rntton. octl7.thstnst
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By W. Y. LEITCH 8 B. s. BRUHs,
TNOR SALE Or REM "A HANDS0ME
II RESIDENCE atSumInsrville, with dne ONT.
buiidlngs; Lot containing one 0r more acres s0s.
Land. Distance from Railroad Depot ab0nt saHe
FORD. g; !: < < Z, noy1 INV
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The IRISH WORLD for this week containsa
aplsndld bIrd'seye view illustration ofshe Oity of
Boston; also Franklin street on Fire; the Ruins of,
the Burnt District, &c. snoy2I.Ss
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None but tn Purest Drugs used, and satlsra:.
tion guaranteed, both as 10 price and quality.
order ore solicited from Druggists, Physicians,
Country Merchants, Planters and others, with the
assurance that they shall receive prompt and
earrul attention. mch7-Sm mosDC3W
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By ALONZO j. WHITE &c SON.

Broker and Real Estate agent, q
nnY2a-2 No "a Broad street. OhariPHtDn.sH.fQ.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03
0TrY COUNCIL.
Il of.s CEOUD. Sent. 80. 1872.

g~2sr,C1oup. sept. 40. 1s72.
p-.. a,sS, a a-;.L p...;a...
- ''" .s -
bf'ogmsn' Cestefs O"en' foWs'', 0csefes
and P. Smith. 5'~s,sss - "a 3s ~
The follovinr hills vera. rafofred
~ n ,a,..L.n ,-,..,... q 40 II
~ 1ns Sa' t.I in q 1a.: "a
Nixon & Vsnder.luis. psils & r,...8.oo
- Dor, wood. 80. y. s.26
d Adjourned. '.~~ss
-
W.T. 1p-frss'"t--Aso' ena.a zs'esaeo''
S o..'e',aI .ss.' n'A'' o"'''
w'"' eS.e':'. 81 ses'.
.ae '''e"'es 'Pe" ~ A'o' w.t.
On HsSee9eae6 Q
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MARRIAGE GUIDE

1v1RY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR-B.f.r . mi.
ets Instructor sor married pscsons, Or, thoss
concerning the physiolosy and relations Of our rex
ssl ysse@, AID the production and prevention Of
ohsprtng, including all the usw discoyerfes nevsr
sstsrs giyel in the English language, BY WI.
YOUNG. y. D: This 4 really vslnaLis and inter.
esting work. It written in plain sneusee for The
general reader. and = illustrated Win nun.rous
ka!nvings: Al yosn9 married people, or those
contemplating marriage, aud having the least inn.
Pedineat to married lie, should read this book t.
Diseases secrets that ons shsa be acquainted
abeot the house. Il will b sent to any sddres. on
1ss,sps u % es.t.: .Addre.s Dr. VIM YOUNG, No.
A0-A1fLlCT1D AND UNFORTUNXTE-No mat.
e: : Ta.: ~ b. yss, b:..
tive and iestgn-vho advertise 10 this or snv oth"r
e. s9Ry q d. D. Young. Book and read
kdolhs. ye9l health, and pooibly yorr liz. Dr. Dr.
!aSss 81 g eqe!Eltsa On ~ Of tht diseases D.
~ ~ = s?s psesiess y mi or q omcs,
- desesh above Iosrth. Phiiadsiphta. :
- - f''N'EA = 5 1+Hz s0olo On
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the last report of,the eMassach u-
sott' Labor Bureau il is. stated that the
great obstacle in the way of woman's
success % . wage hborer is found in
the lack Of motive consequent upon her
expectation Of being married. The
girl of;ifteen or sixteen look to but
three OF i've years of wage service, and
the earnings Of those years are only ex.
'peeted to, add to the attractions that
shall shorten this period.
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Few people know, but everybody
ought 70 know, that b. placing gl..,
fr.is;ja g Or q q folded towel, thoroughly
soaked in eoM water, the fruit can b.
poured in boiling bot, With DO more
danger Of breaking than With !. tin
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lTHE Bolo hzo
IL contains ever enc
HUNDRED bsesu1ul
Songs Dssts. nd
lCAorssss-WsA %
Driven hoA Hone
Little Brown ChxeA
10y Fathers Grew.
ing Old--0lly . Lit
tie Flswsr-Rsia On
the Rsef-She Sleeps
in the Vallsy-W,iss
Nc , Letter etc.
There 10 net . peer
piece in the bsek
sample eop'sA
|ed Pess-Psfa1or
PE1R1S,
$50 Broadway n.
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r,

&c
|OPETEHs' MUSICAL
MONTHLY are gsttill
all the latest and bss1
music for Two ant
three cents . piece
Every number con.
tains ct least n
worth Of new Music,
by such authors %
Hays, Thomas, Guam
cd. Perstey, Abt, Kin.
KEEL, Pscher, Allsrd,
Strauss, Faust, etc
Sing lie copies mail.
ed for Soc. Price -
per AAA0n.
il PETERS,
1893 Broadway, n. 7.
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e sr. CLOUD, Dot. 8, 1872.
Whsat-Ths receipts are steadily in
ereasing. Much wheat that is poorly
cleaned 10 brought in, 90 that prices vary
frsm Is to 800 per bushel.
Cats zoe.
Corn, 4se.
Fleur-xXxx $e.oo.e. 50; XXX $3.50
$500; Xxx 81. 6oab. 90 per barrel.
Fsed-$1.25 per ewt.
Coramsal-$l.S5.
Shorts-$l.0O.
Brsa-$l0 per ton; 600 per ovt.
Eggs-14sl6c.
Butter ranges from - to l8c.
Potatoss-Very plenty At 2oa25o.
Green applss-$46ep per barrel; sec be,
craabsr.iss, 81 .25al.75 per bushsl: 1oe
psr quart.
Onions-60a75s per bushel.
asney-2oasoo per psund.
Grspss-25e per pound.
IL seabbags-$as$I psr hundred.
Beans, $l.0ea$l.3S Per bushsl.
chs's<-173alss per pound. -
Hsy-$tae.5o per ton. ~
Heol-Uaxashs4, ;ssasts; washed, 50.
Sugar cured i.ms-2os psr lb.
brisd Dsst-26e psrlb. ~:,
:keaA 80 - .....,x -,
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RnPusLIoAH CoHvssTIo..

The Republicans Of the Third Rspressn-
tatlvs District met In Convention At Cold
Springs, on tho 28th ult and were called
to order BY John Payne On motion Dr..
c. NJ. Reilly was chosen Chairman, aud @.
J. Boobar, Secretary. John Payne, of
Rockville, J. W. Darby, Of P.ynssvill,,
and J. H. French, Of Name Prairie, were
appointed Committee on Credentials.
The Committee reported delegates from the
following towns:
Maine Prairis-samusl Young, ]. H.
French.
Fair Hsven-C. J. Boobar q 'vot.,l.
Psynesvills-W. H. Gates, J. ". Darby.
Lake nenry-C. n. Reilly. - a.
q Eden Lake,. W. Darby, substitute.
Zion. w. Darby, substitute. =
On an informal ballot for Representa-
tive the vote stood
W. II. Gates........."...........
Samuel Young.
conn betinger............ ....:. ...::....;..1
John ELECTROMAGNETIC. ..'..1
On the formal ballot ~
W. H. Qates............,...... .........,..6
Samuel Young.
". H. Gates Was thereupon declared
elected, and on motion Of 8. Young the
nomination was made unanimous.
On motion committee Of three vas sp-
pointed for District Committee, consist
ing Of W. H. Gates, Samuel Young and
John Payne.
It was resolved to hold the next Conven.
ton at Cold Springs. After three rousing
cheers for Grant and Wilson. the Conven-
ton adjourned. G. NJ. RELY,
C.. J. BooBAR, Chairman.
Secretary.
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CHURCH DlHEC rORY.

CoNaa1aA1ioHAI.-(Churc south Of Rayine bridge
Services every sunday vt lVk =. M, .nd p. m" Snn.
dAy school as II o'clock. Prayer meeting . tue
eaorch On wednesday evenings 1t O'Clock. Rev
Cytus Picket, Past,r. Residence, corner Of WeIs
avenue aud Lake street.
FH01H9sAlAA.-(Chureh Richmond avenue.)
services svsrv Sabbath Ut iU11 IN. a.d y p. NJ
sabbath scuool vt II m. Wednesday evening lecture
And prayer meeting ss ~ O'Clock. Psws FREQ and
xsrsinvitsd. Rev. h. v. Csmpbsll, Pastor.
HRlsoofA1.Nst. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every sabbath At lV1S =. M. and ~ p. m
sundays School IT. II N. kvsning prayer meeting
Iridays NJ O'Clock. Rev. J.. r. Chambers. Rector
CA1HoucVChuroh Of Imn sculats Conception
st. 0erMxin street). Pastor. Rev. benedict Haindl
o. 8. b.; Assistant, Rev. Bonifacs AulA .. s. b. Ser.
vices: Week days ut y. w.; SNntAys, First mas,
~ ~ M, High mass and sermon At 10 q. N, vos.
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m. e. CONFERENCE.


The Annual Conference Of the Nj. E.
church was held at Winona last week. The
following is part OF Fridays proceed
ings:
N. Lathrop represented the St. Cloud
district. He and the following brethren
were found blsmeless in life: H. Webb, T.
Day, H. Abbott, G. F. Barkaloo, L. Glea-
son, W. Copp. J. Sherman was granted a
superanuated relation. (.
D. Brooks repres ented the Sank Centre
district. He AMI the following were found
blsmeless in life: J. N. Akers, R. Hoover,
L. Fasig and J. Gerty.
This part Of the State is now in the st.
Paul District Chauncy Hobart P. E. The
following are the appointments:
St. Paul-First churchill. p. Satch-
we'll Jackson street church. J. W. Nc
Gregor.
Anoka-W D Bennett.
Princeton-F Tubbs.
Oak Grove-W Kerr.
Orlaudo-Supplied by Vim Brown. &
Monticello Day.
Clesrwster-C T Gsrvin.
St Cloud T Newton. .
Sank Rapids-W Copp.
Brockwsy-T F Foster.
Pine Bend-G W Richardson.
Hastings-J W Keeper.
Newport-C H Ssvidxs... 4
Stillvater-Supplisd 81 Oh Snyder. t., :;
Taylor's Falls-F 8 Noise. =.
Sank Centre-J N Akers. 1t
Grove Lake-R Hoover. s
Alexandria-H HlltoA.s$ j.
Osakis and English Groxs-A Il Reid.
Granvills-C 8 Kingsland.;
Parker Prairle-J L Smith.
Long Prsirie-W A Putnam.
We add some other appointments likely
to be Of local interest," :';
Faribauit-D Tioe.
7 5North6eld-Noah Lathrep.
Farm Hlll-W H Barkaloo.
Dodge Centre-C T Barkaloo.
Minneapolis-lst church, W W Satterlee.
Greenleat and Litchfeld-Levi Glea son.
Brooklyn-David Brooks.
Atwater and Wilmar-H A Abbott.
Paynesville-W E Rice.
Duluth-Wm Mckinley. !:
Brsinerd and Wadensh-J G Rist.;
Detroit and Oak Lske-James Gurlsy.
Fergus Falls and Pelican, Lais-A L
Tull. .:7<, ....
Mankato-J R Creighton.
x st. Peter-Hi Webb. &
- Red Wing-C Griswold. i
Spring Valley and Hamilton-B Blaine.
! "Plainview-W NJ Bowdish.
= q Riggin is transferred to. the Rocky
Mountain Conferences. "&sas .!
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LIMEl LIME |

Dorr & Meyer have this week received
200 barrels Of fresh shskopee Lime: so
barrels Of Port Byron Lime. and quanti-
" Of Plaster Paris. Any one using these
articles will do vol to give them . call.
Lime house, eorner Of st. Augusta street
aud Richmond avenue.
IF you want to SEQ q
lively time, just call at
II. 6te1nburg's, between
10 and III o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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We clip from the New York Epes.ng Mail
tho following item, Of which We venture 20
Gay no man In Minnesota has before heard ::
"a nisguided Minnesota county fair offer
premiums for tho three heaviest women.
This encouragement Of adipose tissue is
thoroughly reprehensible. But since the
deed 10 done, Miss Anna Dickinson should
compete; she is said to be the weightiest
woman s.going in argunent."-Ainnearo,
IL zfi6HnS.
The Aaa is correct; the premiums were
offered ct the Douglas County Fair.
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EREPUBLICANs, RALLY
sPEECH FROM GOV. sTRPHpa
AILLERI

Ex-dovernor Stephen Miller win spsa,
4 81 Cloud On asI
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 10.
Gov. Miller, formerly = resident Of st,
Cloud. has hosts Of warm friends here
vAelvin b Glad e hear him speak o. the
political Issues Of Tie day. It 10 safe to
pesdistA packed house vAsn 10 eoues::.st :.
b osv.3 Miller vim also spsak At
Wsasssasy, Oh. ls.
- <sllA fhsrsdsy. Oh II. .das
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d. RAuA 4 PACIFIC RAILlsOAD
1OJS
summer Tiuao Table.

u. CLOUD, u. PAUL I MINNEAPOLIS.
Leave st. Cloud 7.20 . N $50 p n
Arrive at st. Paul ll.O5 . N 7.l6 p N
do Minneapolis 1916 N 6.46 p m
~ q. PAUL AIANEAPoLls TO n. CLOUD.
=. LsSvs 81, Paul &300n a 6pn
do Minneapolis 8.46 . n 500 , u
Arrive st. Cloud l.oop :. s:st P N
Passsagsrs going to Sad mon Niuassp.
ellis change cars a. The Jpnetlon.
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MUST IN soLD.

Jos. Edslbrosk he's = splendid assert
nent Of dress goods and white goods, pur-
chased for this seasons trade, which must
be., closed = ST, They win positively b
sold st cost. Ladies never had %. good .
chance for scouting bargains. These
goods are oil stylish and Of tho best quail
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An editor in the lower end Of this
State ssys: Nv. szps.d', $500, ooo. 900
yearly for liquor for drinking" And his
paper hae . .eireulstion Of only three hun.
'dfed copies, III. = W. don't ~ any use in
. as, sxssg'Fsting in that Wy. even Il
10 q a editor.
y nj ri -S- AR, y
i i IL ~ q il. ], = ~ t.siness
concerns AZ ont Of note headi, bill heads,
staten eats. circulars; envelopes, cards, &c..
viii thsy havs The goodness u step ,ato
T11JeszaAI e0es, sad lookat our stock
and spssinsae Of work iron. cur .ew tJpss
1Aey'n - ,splsassd >v,A vh.t th,y ~.
3sad Mt Iees % With cur way Low pries -.
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