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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
4 Beautiful Answer.

When the Emperor of Germany
was lately on visit in a distant por-
ton of his dominions, he was wecom-
ed by the school children of the vii
lage. After their speaker had made a
speech for them he thanked them.
Then taking an orange from plate,
as.ed:
TO what kingdom does this be-
long"
10 the vegetable Kingdom, sire, .
replied the little girl.
The Emperor took a gold coin from
his pocket. and holding it up asked {:
And 10 what kingdom does this
belong -
10 the mineral kingdom; sire, - re-
piled the little girl.
And to what kingdom do belong,
then - asked the Emperor.
The little girl colorcd deeply, for
she did not like to say 1.-THE animal
kingGom, as he thought she would,
lest his Majesty should be offended,
when bright thought came, ana she
said. with radiant eyes:
TO Gods kingdom, sire, .
The L Emperor was deeply moved, A
tear stood III his eye. lie placed his
hand OF the child $ head and SAID,
most devoutcdly:
"Grant that may be accounted
worthy Of that kingdom. +"
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Lutte Taylor thus wrote for h,

Lutte Taylor thus wrote for his
"Chip Basket' about getting we'll:
There is luxury in getting we'll
there cannot be told. TO feel that the
links binding you to life are surely
strengthening to be little stronger in
the feet; to take the first unassisted
step, to be an hour longer from the
pillow; to sit once more with the fam
lily circle; to venture into the open air
and feel better for it-yet all the while
to bc little tremulous with fear this
is getting we'll 1t is to the frame
something as spring is to revive ma
ture when we are uOt quite sure 1t
has d'Gc sowing; not sure but mar
row breath Of winter "a release you
knowles between us and the full
bIossoming violet and the snowdrop.
One feels new tingling in his veins
and it seems as if this wondrous ma
chinery was just set in motion. The
faces Of ac1uaintances, too, wear a
etrange look and only by degrees do
thy grow familiar
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

The Mohammedans in India have tra !
dition. that there is in Paradise tenn
pie built Of precions stones deep n
the midst Of the pn'ms Of Il len i5s5ool.
angel built, a dazzling sanctuary. In
the twilight shadows Of its courts our
irst par ents sang their yesper-songS,
and, under It's cioisterel vistas Of onanI-
ell an pearl, walked hand in-hlnl sin
less beauty. There were Fountains
which sorany aloft in silence piaurel s
ami hnnea Of sapphire AMI c,>ca les
that fell into basins Of goll 53l to
relate, on the day when Alam fell the
glorious temple was sha. tered INTO Fl =
mcnts, and sOwn broa least over AL the
earth These fragments we gather up
now. and call them diamonds d;near-
IS emcralls an ru5ia>, aal sapphires.
We see then in everythin in
the smiles Of infants, ripples on the
waters, no lding OF .ardad grain--but
they are only the spinters Of that prn-
eval palace, the costly dust Of Eden 5
lost sanctuary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

Truth will never die: the stars
will grow dim, the sun will pale his
glory but truth will be ever young
Integrity, uprighoness, honesty, love,
goodness, these are all imperishabIe
No grave can ever entomb these M
mortal principles. They have been in
prison, bat they have been freer than
bcfnre; those who have enshrined
them in their hearts have been burned
ut the stake bat out Of their ashes
other witnesses have arisen. No sea
can drown, no storm can wreck, no
abyss can swallow up the ever looking
truth OF God You cannot kill good
ness, and tFath. and integrity. and
faith. and holiness the way that is
consistent with these must be a way
everlasting Rec. G H. Sparyeoa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

Speaking of literary ciabS. profess
o. Mathews ofthe University OF Chi %
says;
Such club properly managed, has
ether merits besides those that are IN
telectual Tt is school of che heart
university for the training OF kindly
feeling. There is wide difference
between general acquaintance aud com
rsnionship. Yon may salute man,
and exchange compliments with him
daily. yet know nothing et his charac-
ter.inmost tastes and feelings, see but q
single phase of his intellect, while the
converse of few hours, in The unre-
stricted freedom of club, may disclose
the treasure Of his heart ana brain, and
enable you to detect the nobleuess Of
his aims and the redness of his blood
1t ha- Justly been said that the greatest
discovery of our lives is that the world
is not so bad as in the first disappoint-
ment of youths extravagant expecta-
tions, we are disposed to regarlit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

The Lord has arranged things wise
ly for our mere piysicll delight. He
has not planted all the vtolets in the
world in one place neither has he
fenced in the roses between parallels
of latitude and longitude, Nor fash
ioned them to grew up under oRr noses.
Bat we go earelessly along and we get
a Whit of the violetS down there in the
grass, and the llacs over yonder in tie
fence corner, and they all go to make
up the beauty aul the fragrance Of the
day, though we had not been looking
for any of them. 1t is the indirect
ray from everything whether it be the
sun or the drop Of dew thar marks aud
makes visible the beauty of the world.
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If thou seest anything in thy
self. which may make thee proud, Look
little further, and thou shalt find
enough to humble thee; if thou. be
wise. view the peacock's 5 feathers with
his feet. and weigh thy best parts with
thy imperfections. lie that would
rightly prize the man must read his
whole story.--Quarles.
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COMPOUND INTEREST

At the rate Off per cent. per annuTn, allowed on
3 u money deboSited II our savings pspartm snt.
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DIRECTORS:
THOMAS B. SCOTT, J. D. WTTTER.
y. II. COCHRAN. SETH REEVES,
Ii. LEFEBVRE.
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First National Bank,

TUOS, ,B.SCOTT, Pres J. D. WITTER, V.P.
". Il. COCHRAN, Cashier.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-18
W. ek;y Letter From Shredder & Lindblom
&co., Nov. 9th. 1878.

NJ Isvello. in an elaborate discussion of the
French wheat crop, CONFIRMS the reported de-
6ciepcies and arrives at the conclusion that
France, instead OF exporting Will require large
lamentations Of foreign wheat. Recent dis
PATCHES to the London Morning Post report Very
extended failures of nearly all Russian crops
and picture a very gloomy outlook. Ne are dis
posed 10 regard this as an exaggerated state
men,; but that tie wheat Of Russia IS short. is
now admitted by all statisticians, and the di-
minished movements from the Black and Azov
Seas are corrotorative evidence of the fact :.
These facts will he telt ere next harvest. but are
disrsearCied now. owing to liberal shipments,
stimulated bv the advertised wants OF q. Brit
ian ard prospective high prices. he amount
of wheat sfioaf Tor Great Britain is now 10 mill
lion bushels. more than half Of which IS frCm
American ports English granaries are well
filed. ard SO long as wepersiSt in rushing our
vhest 10 the market tas'erth than wanted, We car
ma. ,pmulain that BUYERS dictate their own
nrice>. Notwithstanding that our products are
All wanted al higher prizes by and by. The
same economy whi>n diScourssc> the sale Of
Fur, in July, or Ssgswhais III january, should
tsa,h prcdtseerS not 10 orce their wheat ON the
u,ark,. nj n time when fresh harye>t> have lust
Yeulept;Shsd the granaTieS oi he world, but wait
witt uatierce, wien il Is known. that ere many
months the COZ sumner Will te anxious 10 get
our wheat nj higher pros This is the situation.
Our receipts have been very literal and ~ MOS
o. orr shippers short for November, they have
done their lest II discourage shipments, but
legi,im: IL orders have been equal 10 the supply
and the stock in store has been sllg;ly reduced
Speculative grades have declined cent. Tsl
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-18
THE ELEVATOR.
Large Quantities Of Wheat Coming in
What it Costs to Store Wheat hese-
The Rates Of Insurance, &C., &c.

The elevator recently built here is surpris-
ing people with the amount OF wheat it Is
handling II is daily receiving about forty
car loads. and shipping about the same num-
Ter of car loads. Yesterday the number OF car
loads received ram up to ~, and few days
ago they reached So This is independent of
the wheat received from the street which runs
all the way frcm 500 up to 200 bushels per
day. This will do for beginning, though OF
course it is a small mater compared with what
will BE- done here sfter the proprietors get well
| to work
The inducements offered for the storage Of
| grain in this elevator are unusual and very
| liberal. The cost of storage and insurance Is
| less than in any other elevator OF similar char
| ac.er IN the state, or at Milwaukee or Chicago.
while advances can be obtained 1t rs low, IL
not lower rate. The rates for wheat inspected
and in good condition from teams or cars, Is
two cents for the first twenty days, and one
half cent for each additional ten DAYS, per
bushel From and after November lst, stof-
age same as above, until four cents per bushel
has accrued which will be in full for storage
until the 18th of June.
The rates of insurance are as follows: An
nual rate per cent, short rates for the seven
months covered by winter storage" tNovem
Der to June l5fhl would be two and one fourth
per cent. The 81. Paul Fire and Marine Insur-
anee Company are ready to advance money .,
seventv-fve per cent. of the market value oil
wheat on round lots OF FIVE hundred bushel:
and upwards. discounting the owners note So
cured by our warehouse receipts and insurance
certificates at the rate of ten per cent PER an
mum. Notes to b. payable June 18th next. anc
with privilege Of taking up notes and receipt:
at any time after thirty days, interest paid II
b. resus ded.
Under these terms and conditions an ownel
OF wheat can deposit the same In the elevator
. and taking the present price OF number On:
zone dollar for an example. hold the same I'M
/ I'll the middle OF June next, when he woule
have the benefit ct all the competing lines CEN
, tsrlng At St Paul enabling him TO receive tl'
/ highest price. at cost for storage. insurance
! and interest ON savsn.y-fire cents per bushe
, adysnes--o- within fraction OF ten cents Pc
hushei. Wheat worth more or less than ons
| dollar would change the amount Of advznc
J and the cost Of insurance and interest; and o.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-18
New York n arket.
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
F,our--Quiet and in buyers favor; only .
limited inquiry; receipts 81 900 barrels; SUI
,srfne western aud state s4.05 to %; COM
mon to s'.a o sM'ra s to 10
wheat extra, CTS TO 500; extra OHIO, $40 to
6 10: extra St. Louis, 8 60 to 9.0o Minnesota,
patent process, good to prime extra, 6.25 to
o. choice to NX 7.3o to 9 50. Rye flour
Quiet and unchanged. Corn meal steady
western $40 TO So.
(smin-W heat dull and in buyers favor;
very limited business receipts i67 200
bush: rejected spring LOO to LOO; ungraded
spring .o5 TO lie; No: sMilwaukee 30; No
sChicspo II. No. . Chicago nominally 90
winter red western new 20 to l.c3; white
Michigan, fair, 40 asked; No ! Green Bay
sof, AZ 10 50: No. l Milwaukee, 80 bid
as 10 |. 40 asked; No. Minnesota, good, 80
No. do. prime, nominaliy l.ss; do, soft. Is:
to 81
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Legal n Offices

STATE OF MINNESOTA, co,,~+ of rr,,roo,, ploe :
County Of Ramsey. :
HEERY III. FINLEY D.
VS.. summon
THOMAS TRUEsDRIL.
The State of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
q copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber, at his Office in St. Paul, in said
county, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day
of such service, and if you fail to answer thu
said complaint within the time Aforesaid, thu
plaintiff in this action will apply to the cour1
for the relief demanded in the complaint
HENRY H. FINLEY,
Plaintiff in person,
Novl-6w St. Paul, Mimi.
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MARKET REPORTS
St. Paul Produce Market.
ST. PAUL, Nov. II, 1875.

9 Business continues extremely brisk in all the
deDartmrnts OF the wholesale trade. The old
est inhabitants among our wholesale merchants
do not recollect in all their experience, so act
i've and extensive, and satisfactory trade in
November as is this.
The produce trade has been fairly active du-
ring the week. with generally liberal receipts
OF merchandise and steady prices
FLoUR--We quote xxx flour as before at
IS so per Dbl for large lots and IS IS to IS 90
for lob and retail lots. XXX grades are held
at 81 80 to 81 IS; Xxx at So toto SO %. "Su-
perlative'' is quoted at 81 30 to S9 w, as TO
quality and brand, which quotation is about
New York price. Rye flour is in fair demand
at 50 10 per sack. New buckwheas nonr is
more plentiful and is selling IN lots at " w 10
"a % per 100 lbs.
Wharf.-The receipts have been large during
the week, and warehouse room is taken Tor
grain that was intended to 60 forward to the
export markets at once, but which has been
held back by the sudden close OF lake navlga-
ton, and the enormous increase OF transporta-
tion charges which has thereby resulted. With
an UNCERTAIN and weak market at the east, and
a general downward movement, just at the
present. in all the markets, it would not be
Surprising if BUYERS and producers should
choose to store their wheat, in the con-
fdept expectation of better prices by and bye,
rather than aacrlhce IT, :,
Paul extra is worth 81 co. No !, 95c; No. Q,
rs to 9Oc. as to quality and condition; No. g.,
Soc: rejected, 76c. The following are the quo
tations of No wheat in the great markets yes
terday week ard yesterday:
Last week. This week.
L;yerpool. IS Sd to 9s Sd
New York, 81 50 to % 81 %
Chicago, WYE OoS
Milwaukee, WY W
Mill Stuff. Bran is unchanged in value, with
a fair demand at 900 to $50 for car load lots
in mlk. and TO- so to IL 90 for sacked lots from
store Ground feed is in excellent demand and
GOOD simply: No Iowa, "a % to % W to con-
snmers. No. 2 dull at 23. 90 to 400.
Rutter--Prices unchanged; shippers paying
13x to I4c. store packed; Ia to l5c for vel
hacked. uniform color; 15h for superior lots
Choice table scarce, brisk demand, at 25 to q
for tubs and Jars; second selections, fresh and
sweet. uniform color, % to 25c.; fancy hrklns
20 to 32c.
Eggs Receipts light; market steady and
brisk at % to 23c.
Cheese Minnesota factory chess, choice
Zee Job lots II to lhc. Second quality dui
at lOh to lie.
Dressed Hogs SALES of not very good lot
were at y to &c.; a few goou specimens at
TO l-4c..
Poultry. Best chickens at 9 to lie; turkey
toto II: inferior and scalawags, both turkey
and chickens s to zoe
Game Saddles of venison IL to l2cr Pleas
ants 80 to 200.
Iiy. ck--Choice fat steers are in qulc.
demand to butchers at 3kc; good to fair COW
and steers at 2A to l-4c; common at I
2xc Fat hogs are saleable at &c, live weigh
sheep at to Axe.
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and engravings, sent to any address under seal,
on receips Of price, 50 cents.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL PAMPHLET. of ~
pages on the above diseases, with valuable in
formation for those afflicted, sent in sealed en-
velope on receipt Of two three cent stamps
The physicians of the Institute especially
treat all the above diseases, and may be cen
suited personally or by letter. Address all let
tiers thus: GALENIC INSTITUTE.
6ly1 Office 1919 W. Third St., St. Paul. MINI.
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SAINT PAUL BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
HOTELS.

~ l. AAAASs
MsRcHAr1s. A; Allen, Proprietor, cor. Third
and Jackson streets.
EXCHANGE. endrick & Leland, Proprietors,
corner Fourth and Jackson streets. Best 81
per day House in the City
R1vERB House., 81 per day, cor. eth and Rob-
ert-sts, Hitchcock 4 Todd, Props
RoaERs HorEL, J. Rogers, Proprietor, 81 Rob-
ert-st. Prices reasonable.
AMERICAN HeusE, cor. 4th and Wabasha sts
N. Pottgeiser, Proprietor.
SHERnAx HOUSE,, Hassig & S.ateler Props.
corner Fourth and Sibley streets.
INTERNATIONAL, Stratton & Co. Proprietors,
cor. Jackson and Seventh.
EUROPEAN, R. E. Heckithier, Proprietor, 1917
Third street.
COMMERCIAL, Flower & Winder, Proprietors,
Seventh-st., bet. Robert and Jackson
Terms g per DAY.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
Strong, Hackett & Chaplin, lS2 f. Sd ST.,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM Lee, s. and 65 K. Third st.
D. w. lngersoll Co., cor. Third and Waba-
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
St Paul Harvester Works, IS w. Sd st.,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
lsaAcs K Orschall, 81 Robert st.
BOOKS AND CHURCH GOODS.
D. O'Halloran, 65 Wabasha ST.
| TEAS AND COFFEES, WHOLE
SALE.
Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. 3lX Z. Third
street.
GUNS a. FISHING TACKLE.
| W. r. Burkhard, % 4. Sd street
NJ. r. Kennedy & Bro, 80 e. Sd street.
AUCTIONEERS.
K. & J. NJ Warner, cor. Sd and Cedar SIS.
| BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
q. l.. Wharton, LOG Jackson st.
STOVES AND TIMERS STOCK.
Strong, Hackett Chaplin, 1872 +. Sd st.
UNDERWRITERS.
Stees Bros, 81 K 30 st.
/ REAL ESTATE.
| D. A. Robertson 4 Son, 10 4. Sd st.
| ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
James Smith, Jr., 45 T. I'd 1t.
c. S. Bryant, "a Wabasha st.
i FURNITURE, WHOLESALE AND
4 RETAIL.
Stees Bros, 81 X Sd st.
lARCHITECTS AND SUPERIN-
/ TENDENTS.
NJ. Shiere Bro, i46 n. Fifth st.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Union Mutual Life, Otto W. Rimpler, General
Agent, 10 w. I'D st. f4
; Continental Life, n Y, r. W. Clifford, agent,
st. Paul,
, Lift. Association Of America, Eben Holmes,
agent, st. Paul.
MARBLE Il GRANITE WORKS.
Thos Bower, cor. Th and Cedar sts
| DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALE.
Moves Bros. & Cutler, 80 & 80 Robert st.
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bushel during the week, while cash wheat has
very dull. but holders have shown no dispO-
sition to sell, and the market has been kept
down only by the efforts of more short selling
Wesee nothing to change our position. Our
market is no lower on options than it was a
month ago, notwithstanding large receipts and
strong efforts to bear prices down. After Nov
Goth there is no extra storage and capital will
then seek investment in wheat. We quote
market steady, No. l hard, l "a l-2, No.
Is l.2N 81 O8 1-2, sc. November, O8l-2
S. o. December, 1903. No. 8. 81 l-2. Barley Is
higher, O3 bid for No. 2 S. 0. November and
cash.
The receipts and shipments for the week
ending to-day:
1875. 1874. 1876. 1874
Flour, brls, 46,246 36,55a $500 as,sl2
Wheat, bush, s76,69e 42l 500 e6s, l2s s22, su
Barley, /" 63,,775 34,573 1888 1854
Rye, $500 $3.50 S,325 a2o
The amount of wheat in store is 692, 900 bus.
Same day 1874, 279, 0o0 :.
1873, 4O8,OO
The receipts Of -four and grain at TINS
port from the crops of the last three years,
from Aug. %, up to date, were as follows:
FLOUR BBLs WHEAT BUS.
1874-75. 1852 5,e78,453
1894. 270,805 1851 ,371
We present a statement of to-day's prices
at the different markets, together with 9TH
err figures bearing on the value of wheat for
shipment, as compared with preceding
years:
1875. 1874. l1H.
No. 9 wheat in Mil
LAKE Lake ff sa;aSs to fatSl0'
No. wheat in New Y. 1870 Ito l.36
Premium on Gold, 10 1-sl0 - Ia
Spring wheat in
100 is. 'sssd-sslod 7s,od-ss4d lls-5dl2sad
Ocean freights to
| Liverpool, per bush, sxd 514d I'D
We append table of comparative closing
prices:
LAST WEEK 1874. 1873. 1872
No. 2 Barley, o6xl22 i IS 80
Chicago movement of -four and grain for the
week ending to-day:
Receipts; 81 Shipments saa
po,r n,s So 1879 s7s 49, sss 8, ls ss} 29 5sI
Wheat, bu 74s. 474 1884, 900 926,4l7 566,O4
Barley, !" leo,aao 1854 46,s24 ss,la
Live hogs, $500 1925 24,ses $3.50
Cattle, l9,8O4 1926 9,4oo 1854
The visible supply of grain, including tn
stocks in granary At the principal points OF &C
emulation at lake and seabord ports, in tran
sit by lake, rail, and Tn the New York canals
Oct. 80, 1875, and the comparative stocks at tn
other aforementioned periods, We're as fol
lows:
J; Oct. 80, rs. Oct 2S, '7s Oct.3l, "a
Wheat, bu Il, al9. 6s6 II, 4SS ,402 10, 246, 10
; Barley, Z" 2,045,S54 l,4l4,68O 1913 Az
Rye, 27O,Sb4 32l,9l9 1874"
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Everything to Cain-Nothing to Lose.

Bixby's Death to Pain has been in the mar
ket long enough to establish its reputation IS
being the best pain killer and liniment in use
Its terms Of sale are such no one need hesitate
to try it. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. Neuralgia, sore throat, .diptheria,
burns, scalds, freezes, chilblains,. sprains,
strains. bruises, &C., &C., will soon be taxing
your patience. Ask your druggist for Death
selves. Then you will know what everyone
that has used it knows, that it is all that is
claimed for it.
For sale by all druggists and patent medicine
dealers Use NO other.
L. Bixby. proprietor.
@&44..4 tf.7 s Owatcnna, MINI.
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OFFICE OF THE GERMAN HAIL !
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF SAINT PAUL, !;
MINNESOTA, No. 10 East Third Street,
Saint Paul Mimi /
STATR OF MINNESOTA, } District Court.
Fourth judicial

! Fourth JUDICIAL
COUNTY OF AHOKA, District
In the matter Of the application
OF Aurelius P. Wiley,
to perfect title to real estate sold tf5i
by James w Kelsey, guardian.
TO all persons interested in the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the county Of
Anoka and State Of Minnesota, to-wit The
east half tX) and the south west quarter X Of
the southeast quarter tk) and the south least
quarter( ~ II the south west quarter \ )of Sec
ton %; in township 80, range % wet
Take notice, that the above entitled spplica-
ton will BE- brought on for . hearing BY order
Of this court. before the Hon. G. &. Wander
burgh. Judge Of said court, At his chambers in
the court house, in the city 81 Minneapolis
and State OF Minnesota, on the 22nd day Of Jan.
nary A. D. 1876, It n O'Clock An. q dist day
and you are hereby required to BE- and appea,
At said time and place and show cause If any
exists, why said application should not 4
granted.
GEO. W. MORRILL,,
Attorney for Applicant.
AsoKA, MlxS
November 18th, A. D. 1875. novis-7w