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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-07
Scientific frs0tps

Scientific Votes. ~
A GERMAN chemist has shown the in
compatibility of iron and quinine in
wines, on account of their precipitating
che another ... ..-.
AS an illustration of the 81 eed at
which the electric current tray els. a.
message sent from the observatory of
Harvard College direct to San Francis
co and back by way of Canada, over
thirteen railways, occupied only two
thirds of second.
DEL GRECO recommends, in cases of
cauterlzation-after applying nitrate of
SILVER IN the usual manner-the passage
of small cylder or pencil of polished
zinc several times over the surface
already whitened by the caustic. The
parts Immediately blacken, and the
cauterlzing action becomes deeper.
HE obituary list read at the a nj
versary meeting of the British Royal
Society shows that science is favorable
to longevity. The total number of
deaths within the year, 1. g., from
November 30, 1873, to November 30,
1874, was IA. Of the dead, three were
under seventy; five wele between
seventy and eighty; five between eighty
and ninety; and one, Sir CT. Rose, was
ninety-four.
DR.. HAGAR, of Berlin, believes that
anime colors are, as rule, poisonous in
their action upon the human skin. He
| recommends, therefore, that woollen
garments colored with the aniIine dyes
should not be worn next the skin, and
suggests, as test, that part of the wool
be heated to the boiling point in a test
tube, with 80 per cent. of alcohol, and If
the latter acquire red, violet or violet
blue tint, the coloring matter is suspi.
ciOus.
DIR. VoGEL, of the Berlin Photo
graphic Society, is of opinion, in regard
to the difficulty of avoiding over-expos-
ure on landscapes, that it is advisable to
work early in the morning or late in the
afternoon. Where there is too great
contrast between light and shade he en-
ploys thin collodion, which, while it
contains but little cotton, is more strong
~ lOdlzed than normal callodion This,
he says, gives more subdued lights, and
yet by longer exposure, enough detail
IN the shadows.
AT a recent meeting of the Paris
AAof@oACu1J vi tJCItuCeS, u1cunDoE SHQlD-
tied small vial containing fifteen grains
OF osmium, the most deadly poison known.
In short explanatory address, he re-
marked that twenty pounds of the metal
would be sufficient to poison the entire
population of the world. Onethousandth
part of a grain of osmic acid, set free in
volume of air of one hundred cubic
yards, would possess such a deadly in
fuence that all persons respiring this
air would be poisoned. What makes it
the more dangerous is the fact that it
has no known antidote.
TIE following table is interesting as
indicating retrospective values of differ
ent metals. The first eight mentioned
are SO rare that they are sold only in
minute quantities, but they are assigned
proportionate rates for the sake of COM
parison with the others. 1t will be seen
that the expression, "worth it's weight
IN gold is by no means superlative:
VALUE PER POUND AvoIRDUPoIs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-07


CHAPTER $50.
AN Act to amend sertion 20 of chapter eightysix Of
the revised statutes, entitled "Of alienation by
deed, Of the proof and recording of conveyances,
and the canceling of mortgages"
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section twenty-nine coy Of chapter
eighty-six 1861 of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by striking off from said section the FOL
lowing clause, to witt Provided, That such cor
titled copy of the record of any deed shall be
corded until the grantee therein mentioned or his
agent, assigns, heirs executors or administrators,
shall make an affidavit that the original deed is
either lost or destroyed, which said affidavit shall
be endorsed on, and recorded with said certified
copy of the record of such deed" so that said
ton Will read as follows: Whenever any deed or
Conveyance OF lands situated in different counties
within this state shall have been recorded in any
| county within which any of such lands may be sit
rated, copy of the record of such deed, certified
10y the register OF deeds of the county in which
such deed has been recorded, may be recorded in
any other county in which any of such lands may
be situated, In the same and with the like
force and effect as the original deed.
Sec. l. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved Marcia 1875.
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oOh1nHou III dICu fS, AO'V.J
CHAPTER 90.

AN ACT to facilitate the artificial propagation and
preservation of fish,
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section |. There is hereby appropriated to the
hsh commissioners of Wisconsin,, out of any money
in the state treasury not otherwise appropriated
sum OF two thousand dollars $4,000, to be expend-
ed under the provisions of chapter 1885, general
laws of 1874.
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copy toe time OF receiving the same and shall keep
the in his Office for the inspection OF all De r
sous. Mortgages filed shall be as valid and bind
ing upon all persons if the property thereby
nsortgaged had nmediately upon the execution Of
such mortgage been delivered to and the posses
siun Their CT retalnt by the mortgage.
Sec. 2. The village clerk shall perform the same
duti and be entitled to' he fees as the clerks
CT the several towns in )ikecases. tG-
Sec. B. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after It's passage aud publication.
Approved March 4. 1875,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-07
Published March 10, 1875.
CHAPTER 26O.

CHAPTER 26O.
AN Act to amend section S of chapter 1O3, of the
general laws of 1872 entitled can act authorizing
the formation of town insurance companies" ap-
proved March %, 1872, and the act amendatory
thereto, approved March II, 1873.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section five ~ of chapter one hundred
and three (lU0 of the general laws of eighteen
hundred and seventy-two Qs72) and the acts
amendatory thereof, are ereby amended SO as to
insured shall give his undertaking, bearing even
date with the policy so issued to him, binding him
SELF his heirs and assigns to pay his pro rata share
to the company of all losses or damages by fire or
lightning, which may be sustained by any member
thereof, and every such undertaking shall, within
ten days after the acceptance by the said company
of said undertaking, be filed in the Office of the sec
rotary OF such company, and shall remain on file
in such Office except when required to be produced
in court evidence. He shall also at the time of
effecting such Insurance, pay such per centage in
cash, and such reasonable sums for policy as NAV
be required by the rules or bylaws of the COMPANY
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after lts passage and publication.
Approved March s, 1875.
Published March 10, 1851
CHAPTER 232
AN Act to amend chapter AS of the avs Of 1915.
entitled AN act to guard against the abuse of the
elective franchise, and to preserve the purity of
elecnons py registration OF electors" and all
acts amendatory thereof and supplementary
thereto.
Inc people OF the State of Wisconsin. represented
III Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
eectlon l. Inc provisions of chapter four hun
dred and fortyhve 445) of the laws of 1864, enti-
tea An act to guard against the abuse of the
elective franchise, and to preserve the purity of
elections by registration of electors and all acts
amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto,
snail hereafter be APP hcable only to incorporated
villages and cities.
Sec = All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with
the provisions of this act hereby repealed, and
tins act shall take effect from and after it's passage
and publication.
Approved March 4, 1875.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-07
Published March 10, 1875
CHAPTER 234,

An Act to amend section one, of chapter lO1 of the
Revised Statutes, entitled ''of the payment Of
deDts and legacies of deceased persons.'
The people OF the State of Wisconsin REPRESENTED in
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows
Section l. Section one, of chapter one hundred
and one of the Revised Statutes, entitled 9of the
payment of debts and legacies of deceased persons
is hereby amended by adding the following as SUBJ
division four az; when it shall appear from the in
ventoy or other evidence, that there is no property
belonging to the said estate except real estate and
that there are debts outstanding against the es-
tate OF the deceased, and the administrator Or ex
ecuor shall petition for final settlement Of the es-
tate, setting forth III the petition that there is no
property belonging to said estate except real estate
and that there are no debts due or to become due
against said estate. The county judge shall upon the
ming OF such petition notice Of such appli-
cation to be given by publication in some newspa-
per printed and in general circulation i'll the
county III which the real estate belonging to said
deceased is situated, for four consecutive weeks of
the time and place appointed for the hearing of such
petition, which notice published shall Set forth
the substance Of said petition, and if upon the hear
Ing no person appear to oppose and if the facts set
forth IN said petition be fully established sat
lsfacton OF the county judge the county court shall
be authorized to adjudge that further proceeding
shall be necessary i'll such estate and to declare said
estate to be settled and to assign the same accord
ing to law.
Sec. @ This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after the passage thereof.
Approved March 4. 1875.
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AN Act to amend chapter 205, of the general laws
1873, entitled, IAN act relating to statistics O
property exempt from taxation," as amended by
chapter 299 OF the general laws of 1874.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
In Senate and Assembly, 90 enact as follows
Section l. Section ~, of chapter two hun
dred and five (205l, of the laws of 1879 amended
by chapter two hundred and hinety-nine $3.50, of
the laws of 1874, is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows: Section l. 1t is hereby made the duty of
all assessors throughout the state, when making
out the next assessment roll as how provided by
law to enter in books or ON blanks to be procured
and furnished to them hereinafter stated, in reg
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
DRY Goods.

DiN .s ~~l.-.. ..~>-1s,..>~<~-~.>-~>>,.
poPuLAR GOODS
popular prices
A. sLEwA,RT 4 co
on the Fourth avenus section, lrst moor,
With new and h'ndso@s ;Ss seasons DssDs Goods suitable to
''''''' D'''''' Empress Cloths, POplins
a,largeiy reduced prices. ~
They replenisscd stocks of the very best
co;ssiG,F Il, an ana aII9,T,. rI%Tns yslyet',
Prices exceedingly low.
Alargs line Of
including very great variety OF
Linen and Lace Collars -
at less than onehali form former asps prices ss ~
Feather and Fur Trimmings n.-,,. -. rr0n,enas
and large and choice assortment q the very
g. best Qualities Il,s, q 9iooa. a.
just received 'a1hSar nom Paris Paris and London
All wool Blankets nom e 70 s24 per pair
A very extensive line Of
fi'"Ds' Linens Linen Dasssks Napkins Toweinss
Slrtngs aud sheeiings.
and every description 81 81 rs desirable I,s S,ooas
Broadway Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets.
r. STEWART 4 90.
'''' s'0'A' = Black ana Colorod silks
which with large sale owing TO the extremely
low prices
Novelties In Dress Goods
choicest qualities o. Mourning Dress Goods, Grapes
The newest shades q morno and cashmere Cloths
Ladies ana geItlemen's
Hosiery and Underwear.
Cloths and Cassmcrcs
ofhe best European makes cut IN quantities Unit custom
Carpets and Carpetines
and will continue the sale Of their
Tapestry Brussels at 81 Is and 81 25 per yard, and
Fiye.irame English Brussels at II 10 per yard.
Rugs, Mats olco;ns, &c, &c.
Please call and examine.
Broadway, Fourth avenue Ninth and Tenth streets.
DoPULAR SALE OF
Ladies Suits and overdresses.
materials at So 50 So $40, sl 80 ss, s4 $i5 sis and
Sl9 so
Costumes
in all desirable shades including black So $40 sl1
Sl2 SI4 and $40.
Black SILK suits at $50 SEQ and $40
Black silk Dress with came hair Overdress $50 for the
suit
Same with black cashmere overdrcss S55 for the suit
Cames Hair Suits complete and black Cashmere suits
NJ $50
All trimmed In the newest styles
LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

245 Grand street near Bowcry. New York
The balance Of importers stock to be retaed at whole
sale prices We have purchased tremendous stock goods
this prices that will enable offer friends
and the public Dress Goods silks Shawls ladies' suits and
Coas ladies and gents Furnishing Goods 70 cent
less than former prices.
800 pieces Striped silk Popn a recently sold for 53c
cases English Serges at 25c, former price 3714c.
Canies Hair Su'tings a De Former price s0c
. cases knicke erboeker snitings at Bic, worth 5Oc
J Scotch Plaids at Poe former price Sic
3 eases very iine quality at ale. 37i ,c and soc
Black Goods
cases Black Alpaca at 25c. formerly sold at 37lsc
Black Alpaca at Gle, 3T39c., 50c.
$50 pieces Black Cashmere at &c. formerly sold for Zoe
100 pieces, much better quality, at Csc, 75c. and 81.
Black and Colored Silks.
ease good quality black grain silk at 9Oc worth
case Cashmere Lyon y recently sold 81 70
case Cashmere de France at$l 30, former price y
cases beautiful quality Striped SILK 75c former prlceSl 10
Colored Silk in shades at ST. 81 70 and 81 So
500 very handsome Striped shaw Al 81 50 So so 3 and s
800 Boche and Pay Long Shawis at S. Sl SIS upward
Ladies Suits.
500 Pen Serge Black Alpaca and Cashmere Suits at 80
Black silk suits, s45, s5o, s75 and upward
Striped and Coored silk suits OF $50 Si5 $50 and upward
cioaks and Sacques
The greatest variety largest stock Cloas
At retail
800 Beaver Cloth Cloals at So 75 cost to make Sc
200 Beaver Cloth Cloaks at s., cost make 81
300 Moscow Beaver cloak mmed with fur $40 worth SIG
100, elahoratey trimmed, at sl4, sl5 sls and $50.
White Goods Flannels, Blankets, Calicoes Cloth and
Csssimeres at agents prices.
10 cases, yard wide, Muslin at sc loe. and l21sc-
GA Table Linen ut 3lc, ~ PC aud 50c.
100 doz Linen Napkins. 5Oc 65c Toe 81 dor
heavy wed red and blue FLANNEL zoe worth zoe.
GOO pair all wool Blankets 81 IS 81 10 So s. aud
10 cases Cslcoes at &C. recently sold at 7c
English Calicoes, yard wide, loc.. formerly lSc
lUU peces all wool Beaver 81 so II 70 81 upward
90 pie and wool Cashmere 3Ic 45c
20 pieces all wool Cashmere SOC, 75c. ard 81.
WALLER NcsoRLEY, 2i5 Grand st., near Bowery
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. -
ATS MPARTLAND's.
Tremendous Bargans having purchased extensively the
late Aneon sales The greatest bargains ever offered IN
many years.
DRkss GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
10 beautiful plaid sangs at I21se; worth zoe.
5 cases do Camels' Hair
AT lsc; GOOD VALUE FOR 25c.
1000 pieces Of Rubeaux Popps all the and desirable
shades 25e, sic and s7ae exactly half their former
600 pieces Of scrges s and 5oc worth SOC and 75e
BLACK GOODS.
worth SIC Black Cashmere doc, 4ac and 59c; u
Sla9 prap & aSih Ta@ss &a.trSsn SSs Grape Cloths 6e
great variety at extremely low prices
BLACK SILKS.
Attention sr4 ,s. fs'G a to s,s. Tss sn 'STa" Il Y
less than the cost Of ofinporiaton
BLANKETS.
10 cases, I24 DO, at 50 ooi worth So
SUITS SUITS
CT and opening Wednesday and Thursday next
ton ofth il contains the novelties in
Psr. P. and Berlin mportstions 80
500 500 sa1 sssa Sa T. Suits 'a ST. : sS and $50
coo 'sf; @ s': e S sold
Misses and chdrens Suits a specially
ORDERS WILL
choice French designs. No charge
Black silk suits
made . order sa5. $50 aud upward.
HOSIERY,
In department viii be found complete Of
makes English and BalbTggan Hose Ladies' Gentle
Undeguments, &c Cloths and Cassimeres mems
and boys at exceedingly low prices.
Call and before purchasing elsewhere and satisfy
self as to the truth Of the above.
SAMPLES FREELY GIVEN
Aarked attention and pGleness 70 customers whether pur
chasing not
no COERCION USED
Don't forget the number.
s McPARTLANDs,
643 Eighth avenue between Forty Forty second
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

Attention would be respectfully called to most eacsansy
assorted stock sinks varying in price nom " 10 -
less than the cost Of Importation
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
A NTI-TAMMANY.
II For Senator for the Seventh Senatorial District
JOSEPH A. MoNHE1MER
ExEourvE COMMITTEE ROOMS. EVERETT HoUsl

ID
New York Democratic County Committee. New York. Oct
2sDemocatic voters Of the city of New York desiring
the Democratic Sue and anti Tammany tickets
procure tho during the day and evening from now
until election day at the following paccs:--
First District-100 Broad street.
Second Dstrict-Wd's, New Chambers aud Cherry
streets
Third District-Central Hall 174 { and street.
Fourth District-Standard House l65 East Broadway.
Fifth Distrct-l9S Prince street.
Sixth District--i26 Clinton street.
Seventh Distrct-7oo Broadway.
Eighth District-223 Bowery.
Ninth Distrct-S3 Eighth avenue.
Tenth District-Snyder's, al East Sixth street.
Eleventh DstrictBrower House. Twenty eighth street
Broadway.
Twelfth Dstrict-Wm. Eyler's, lis Avenue G.
Thirteenth Dstrict-3S4 Eighth avenue.
Fourteenth Disrict-6o East Eighth street.
Fifteenth District-310 West Thirty sixth street.
Sixteenth District-377 First avenue.
Seventeenth DistrictStacey between Forty yourth and
Forty fifth streets, on Sixth avenue.
Eighteenth Distnct-2O6 East Thirty first street
Nineteenth Rstrict-Anhony Feehan's, Manhattanvlle
and Groes, Sxtieth street and Ninth avenue
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures, 004 Third avenue
Twenty first Dsrct-Freebons, ll2h street and Third
Twentythird Distrct-Eurcka. 147th and Third
Twenty fourth Distrct-E B. Denickc, Farmount also
Office New York Daily News and Democratic County Com
mtec Rooms at the Everett House. Fourth
BY order Of the Executive Committee Of the Democratic
County Committee,
EMANUEL B. HART,
Chairman Executive Committee.
JphR 1pand y; VoTWGiiHLiiS\. VwoTWGiiHILLiiSS\. Isecretarics
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

I'AMMANN HALL
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC. REPUBLICAN
NOMINATIONS.
For Secretary Of State,
JOHN BfGRLOW.
For Comptroller.
LUCIUS ROBINSON.
For Treasurer,
CHARLES ~ ROSS.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES s. FAIRCHILD-
For State Engineer and Surveyor,
JOHN ID. VAN BURBN, Jr
For Canal Commissioner,
CHRISTOPHER A. WALRATH.
For Inspector or State Prisons,
RODNEY II. CROWLEY.
For Judge Of the Superior Court,
JOHN j. FREEDMAN.
For Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
FREDERICK w. LOEW.
For Surrogate,
DELANO G. CALVIN.
For District Attorney,
PETER Is. OLNEY.
For Recorder,
FREDERICK SMYTH.
Tor Judge Of the Court of General Sessions,
JAMES C. SPENCER.
For Justices of the Marine Court,
FREDERICK S. STALLKNECHT,
JAMES r. SINNOTT.
For Coroner,
GEORGE w. MORTON.
For Aldermen-at. Large,
SAMUEL A. LEWIS,
WILLIAM L. COLE,
MA0HUS GROSS,
JOHN REILLY.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
DRkss GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
AT 1sc.; GOOD VALUE FOR 25c.

o. beautiful plaid suitngs I21se worth zoe
do Camels Hair,
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

AT T. MPARTLAND'S
n 643 Eighth avenue Foy and Forty second
streets.
Tremendous BarCan having purchased extensively az the
late Ancton sales The greatest bargains ever onecd IN
ma
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

900 pieces OF Rnbeaux Poplins al the and desirable
shades 25c, sic and s73.e exactly half their former
price.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

inc lack Alpaca o5c and 3c. very high iustre. 35
worth SOC Black Cashmere; 4oc.l 4sc and M ~ ~ Ia
prsps dEte ramize, Australian Grape cloths, &c, IN
great variety at extremely low prices
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

TNHE PROPELLER GOVERNORS ISLAND LEAVES
the Custom House pier tho Battery every hour daily
Including Sunday for Governors Island Music by the band
10 the afternoon, followed by dress parade.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12

glei6 Der unlri9en npt6penoi9 lei, UNI ben
lie getdmpft baben. $50 Der Siir9er Sou:
uerain uno Der Seamte Der Oiener lit, no
feline @ewalt, auber auf @runo bes Golfs.
milens ausseiibt pirb, lit es widtio, bab
Der Souperain, oas SOlf, Snteuisens bette.
Die 6reiidule lit Der geiorosrer bieisr
Snteuisena, bic uns aIs freie Nation gu
erbalten bat. Wenn mir in Der nab:
item 3utunft abermaIs einsn &f nm
uniere rationale Griiten, fiibren miibten,
10 propbeSeie i'd, SaB bic S9eipelinie ni6t
Die BON Maion uno Orion, ionbern Die
Swiiden Yatriotismus unb Nuffldruns auf
Der einen, unS Iberslauben, Gbrssis unb
nnpiiienbeit auf Der anbern Settle iein miro.
Sn bieiem SacuIarfeit:Sa abr %unierer natios
nalen @rlitens ioate bas Nert Der Terltdrs
flung Der Sunbamente bes Saues, BEN Dor
bunbert Sabren uniere gorfabren bel Ger:
inston besonnen babsn, in Mnsriif senOms
men werOen. 9ailet uns ollie babin fire.
ben, bic fir bic Si6erbeit bes freien @es
bantens, Der freien Gebe, Der freien Yreie,
Der Sittenreinbeit, Der unbeOinsten &eIis
sionsfreibeit uno Der sIei9en Nfedte unb
9riuiIesien fir uue Meni6en, Obne anie.
ben Der Na~tionalitdt, 6arbe ober &eli9ion,
notbwenbisen @arantien 81 mebren. Yabt
uns Die Sreii9uIen ermutbissn u. ben gnt.
idluB failen, nidt einen Collar BON Dem,
mas fir Die 6reii9ulen sleiduisl wcber,
bewiaist wirb, CUR llnterbaltuns irssnS
elmer Secteni6ule perwenoen gu IaiIen.
0aiiet uns bei6lieBen, baB weoer Der Staat,
nod Die Iation anbere Snititute untsriti;s
sen iOu, als iulde in benen iebes &ino i'm
9anoe cine quite 5reiidul : g~rsiebuns, obne
Seimiiduns atbeiitii9er, beioniider ooer
Settens9ebren erbalten fam. lleberlaBt
bic Fflese Der Gelision benz 6amiliensgl.
tar, Der Stride unb Der ausi9IisBlib burd
Sriuatbeitrdse aufredterbaltenen Griuats
i3uIe. SaItet Stride unb Stuat itets ses
trennt. Na6 9eriteauns FOLDER S4uss
ipebren, CLAUDE i'd, miro Der &t benz
Die Nrmee bes GsnneiIe entiprunsen 1T,
ni9t uersebIi9 setdmpft iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Wtuueiota.

Stearns County IdBt es on beut,
i6en 8eamten ni9t feblen. Der bemotra.
tide &onuent buieIbit nOminirts am Maons
tag fir S9atmeiiter W. Gaus, fir llrs
funoenresitratOr Sobn 3app, fir Sberifi
@eors @siBel, fir grObateri9ter Setter
8rid, fir Gountpunwalt 6. SO. Collins,
fir germeier 80. g. NoeI, fir Coroner
9. Suerbed.
Gbrit. &pIanb pon 9 utternu
Sallep fieI auf Die Meier elmer arbeitens
ben Wdbmai9ine unb wurben linn betbe
Sanbe absei9nitten.
Ole Oirettoren Der @inona unb
iiopeitl. Giienbabn trcten an 20 Septems
Der gu Winona suiammen unb potiren Die
nOtbisen @elbmittsI fir bic iofortiss gers
meiiuns elmer gabnlinie pon @inona mad
Souiton.
Sc. 81. Sowarb, Der 9lsent Der 9rans
ger IN @uieca, bat sl1OO unteri6lasen.
@inona serietb Iette ISOLDE in 9lufs
resuns bur9 bic Ra6ri6t, baB bic Sol,s
banblers Sirma &obeisn bancroft wurSe;
lire gerbinIidfeiten werben aui $l35, 900,
ibr geietbum auf bas 0oppelte sei9det.
Sn Slice County ridten @Slfe uns
ter ben S9afbeerben srOBe geruiitunsen
an.
Tim Ben &uf bes Mipneiota
8eijen aufre9t gu erbaIten, baben bic
MiibIenbefiter pon minneapolis fiirsIi9
Elm Circular e%rlaiien unb unter ben Sars
mern uertbeilt, norm bieielbem our sr6Bten
goriidt in gebanbeIuns ibres @sisens
aufseforbert werben. Sn bieiem Circular,
beiBt es u. a.: vWenn iproiientreibenber
Ober uerbIei6ter 8ei3en nit sutem permii9t
wirb, bann miro bic Sru9t auf benz Martt
einen niebriseren 9rao erbaIten 'penn gar
aussewadiener 8ei;en einsemiidt wirS,
bann finSet er gang unb gar feline @ufnab.
me-"
Our3 iOrsfdltises ausi9eiben Ses suten
pom i9le6ten @eiSen fam fir bic 6armer
bebeutenben S9a6en absewenbet werben.