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SENATOR EEsLlsH sEREEADEp. Ne,o. Ha.
;geasi eonn. November 20. Senator james
y Eng iish vas seten sded this evening. He
made g brief, address. say ing that IL would
.be his AIM While 10 K flee to work for the in.
terest OF Connecticut, and for. the United
Statssgas we'll. He remarked that the honor
had come TO bin nnsoug Hf, and be had taken
IL without any pledge. He paid glowing
tribute 10 the late Senator Ferry.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The reguar ~
Nl stated meeting Of LOG r. FRANCHISE, Xxx
No. IS, A. 7. and 4: NJ, will be held THISI 80,
EVENiNC: ut Wss bington Hall on Broad street
between Ninth and Tenth, at O'Clock. . II Master
Masor In good standing and transient brethren are
fraternally invited to attend. .'1,
By order Of the w. NJ. .,,,
de1lt* iS55} secretary pro tenn.
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NE MOTTO FRAMES AT Soc; PIC
TURE FRAMES .. 25c. and 50co al worth
double The money-these frames are ali walnut
NOTICES at g and l0c-; 5.4 TIA.
B6bOK-MAKkS NJ 8 and &C.; $3.50.
5SHARED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ut DC per skein !:
-GILTaDd SILVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sl
nI fae EEK ssd ST pED ZEPHYR woRsrED;
WafTE s and C e lsf,i kNiTTING.YaEss;
KNITTING -COTrOE,3 B, 4, and
BLsAc ACHE KNiT Mi in bolls, ali
~ sizes from 9 % 90. nc 60c. per pound; D
EEWING-aIACHINEO OIL, large bottles, the pess
Rnssassa n lss De DG hs
Ing machines st &c. each, mailed 70 any address
cLAR ri; sDd pS coars's COTTON 7s@
La esE aeas1 sAroHELs lined with heather :. On
HIGH BACK.G oMRs ia 1i,y styles ffons Ice. Up
JET = and nd RUBBER JEWELRYtz crest variety.
Large PAINTED BREASTPiHS % great variety;
Tor ladies' from 16c. up 70 Sl.SU-
the largest. cheapest. aud best u ecE ID
SILK XII HiassssDKERcHIsrs il srsss variety
:L Ii saa ! ssA A WssaIsTLrTs SOCKS, aud
Easssklc sa sHIRTsRosoMs, warranted al
90 pure linen at 2gc. worth 6Qc.ss
ssHsins ss aas ss S2ss ass a
aRJs.ERAiS RiaaONs Ia sis anas olen
BINDINGS, BRAIDS; FkISGEs, and aALng,Ns
GLOVES. s' - no af
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VosgEa By AtARRoNDIssENENTs SEcURgD.-
Paris, November 20 The Assembly has.
finally adopted the clause in the electoral bill
providing for voting by ACCOMPLISHMENTS In
the division the assembly stood four hum
dred and one for and two hun dred against
the CLAUSE. Il a5.s5
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sAOHCERT On ST.shfAHKsS LECTURE
AJROOM. There nffl be q CoNCERT OF vO-
CAL and IssTk q MEET Al MUSIC in 81. MARKS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS December 9th. 81;
Services OF the best professional ind amateur to-
win be rendered.
/. Tickets, FIFTY GENTS, no be had at drug. and
cert. = - de 1-W,F&M,3t
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ElsERTAE NOTICES.
1F you Want no BUY YouR
DRY soops at The ysry lowest bottom prices and
secdfea good bargain eS 10
-, WILLIAM TzALHrMER's,
8o1 BROAD srREET.
who has Just received anew sappiy.of !
FALL, AND WINTER GOODS
sIsEerAE NOTICES.

&
PLAID DRESS GOODS al. 2sc., reduced from 80
and 40c.; . 3
PLAID DREss GOODS ii IS and 4oc., reduced
from 90 and soc. Il
SOLID COLOR POPLINS and ALPACASfrom
I 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper than elsewhere;
BLACK ALPAGAS at 20, 80, 50, 40, and Soc.
l. worth from 10 to. 15c. per yard more = (. /,
very cheap line Of CAsHMEREs, 3fERTNOs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, BoMBAZINES, DE
ssrsLAINES, &C. So s3si n sssis,.,a ;-7.43se ri
FRIEGEs in all coiors 10 match goods very cheap
PLAIN, PLAID, aud FIG URED FLANNELs;
WHITE RED, and YEEE0Wf TABLE-DA-
MASKS extra low;
AEL-WOOL WHITE FLANNELs at 25c. per
/! yard-cheap at Soc; ~ 81
IALL-WooL WHITE FLANNELsa at so To- T5c.;+-
The best A. BROWN andBIEacHED ceTroa
at Zoe. In the city; .Tsftf4t@s2
Cheap i BLANKETS, q cheap QUILTS. = cheap
h SKIRTS; hass:35b{qe 80 Z s.4 n 5GfIet
SHAWLS-a large variety-frcm Soc. 10 So; IL
RLACK MBRINOS HAWES very cheap ;sH
CLOTH LOAKS--the latest styles I: Il. ftsa IL
CAssIMEREs, KERsEYS, JEANS, &c.-one Of
30 the largest cheapest and best stocks In the city
lWATERPRo0EI CHI tbs brown, black, blue,
BLSek, EEAyERsss LorHs,i DOE
! 90 dozen TWo-BUTTON KIDS, medium, dark
- and opera shades, at 75c.: tyiT9E9 ii
| so dozen GENTLEMEN'S (Jouvin'sl KIDS, light
and dark, at 81. so worth $3.50; Z,
| A large line of LADIES' and MISS ES' woOLEEN
and COTTON STRIPED HOSIERY;
GLOVES HANDKERCHIEF5, C0RSETS,
r. SCARFS, RIBBONS, &C., &C.;
LADIES, MISSES, and GENTLEMEN'S IN
cARBsic asd NsBRT1Ees ana lots
| OF other goods, at the very loweat prices, at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
| NOES 80 So COL Broad street:
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lm MORE BARGAINS ?
:. E FRESH coD.LIyER OH.
t55 eUR OWN IMPORTATION. !

We have lust received q supply OF our MEDIcE-
NALI.Y PURE cOD-LIVER oIL,which Is made only
of ;HEALfHY, FRESH LIyERs, and has the endorse
ment OF physicians and patients that II Is MORE
ACcEPHAnLE TO THE STOMACH and more readily
e-saF = = : 800 - MEADE & BAKER,
rs gs55s Importing Pharmacists z
mol ola Maln street, Richmond, Vas &
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BoARDING AND LODGING.

--~-~-~~~--~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL AS
WI SEMBLY eau find comfortable apartments,
ing TO Mrs. K. G. WHITE,
ss. aA3 sos Fran Kiln street,
de I.3t* between Fifth aud sixth streets.
THO MEMBERS OF THE LEG1SLA.
i TURE.-Mrs. 8. Il. SEMON, No. 1902 Ross
street (only q few minutes Walk from The State
HouseL Is prepared to furnish FlkST-CLASS
ROOMS, with board, in .style equal to any In
the city. Table supplied with the best the market
affords. Please call and examine. no 3O-2tH
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We are indebted to the Hon. JOHN T.
HARRIS, of Yirglnia, for Part II. of the
Report OF the Fish Commissioner for 1928.
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NORTHERN BUCKWHEAT. (choice),
IN PRIME VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAR .,
BRfAkFAST HUMINY, ~.
tss.' DAT MEAL (fresh),
ii CAROLINA RICE (choice), 2" .s
GRAHAM FLOUR, lEE. t.ar IL Is
DEIkD SUGAR CORN, --. +
Best IMPORTED MACCARONh- . -
GRITZ, &C.; ~
j, ), COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE, j
...~5 NELSON'S GELATINE, ?
) CRANBERRIES, SC. best qpality at low
~ rates. sd r. y. ARMSTRONG,x
Marshall street two doors below Fifth
y no 13-S&N3w - * --i
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EDUGAEK0NAH.

LDDOMIN Ion BUSINESS COLLEGE,,
" 1877 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
SEPARATE INSTR UcTIoN. Open dhy and night
Students received Ut any time, and Thoroughly In.
structed In Actual Contingencies Practice, Book
keeping in all Ats branches Penmanship (botl
cial Arithmetic, Business Customs, Forms, Cor
respondence. Common Enalish. &c For particu-
lsrs- address .1Es GEORGE ID. NlG0L. /
&c 9.tl0pe III 49, ~. l5l q 80; 81
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RICHMOND AND DANvILJE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
-, R1cHMeSD, Va, November l1,1S75.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the.
~ stockholders Of this company will be held at
the hxcnarlge Hotel, in the city Of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of'December next ct
O'Clock NJ The bsoks for the trsnstsT Of STOCK IS
day of meeting. =! = RICHARD BROOKE,
: no ! o I'd = 20 ., a.. .45rf,aFs.g :: Secretary.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHUCK FACTORY FOR SALE.-I have
- a SHUCk FACTORY for sale, contaiuing
Steam. Engine, Hacker, two splendid Presses,
large Platform Scales, and Building-all ready and
complete for hacking.
WIILIAM LONG.
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w WHITE QUILTS AT. 81 WORTH
$3.50, al $3.50 worth 80 so, al $3.50 worth
So, at $3.50 worth %, at Us worth 10, at ~
worth $40: also, QUILTS at $S, ST., and 81,
at LEVY BROIHEkS.
Look at our oNE-DoLLAR TWo-BUTToN RID
GLOVES. no IL 81
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Gsfh
" ~ s&| COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one OF their splendld;
steamers-ULD DOMINION, WYASQkE, iSAhC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDEhLL
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY al n'sn
water. .5A 80 800
Tbey fiaye splendid saloons, state-rooms and BATH
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are IN
surpassed.
at New York on the eonpanys covered pier 81
North river. ,.
with dispatch, and no charge MADE except actual
expenses Incurred. 5.ss.ia .,s..t.. 1856
Ffeight received until s 2. N. daily.
n For further Information apply 10
ssf,.5I GEORGE w. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
my 10 office Company's ,uh'ryes, R0cke US.
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OFFICE GRAND SECRETARY,l =
RICHMOND, November %, 1870. .
THE GRAND ANNUAL CON- SyIgS9
4 VOCATION or the GRAND ROYAL YAK
ARCH CHAPTER OF VIRGINIA VIII sZ5MTsASsS
be held at 1T. Adams Hall on TIL URSDA1, ~e>'>IS
December 16, 1875. at O'Clock Z. ID.
~ 49,, - JOHN DOVE.
no oo.td Grand Secretary.
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lust RECEIVED, FALL 1
~ GOODS.A full line OF Banister &sES
Tichenor's fine hand-sewed. single and double
sole Congress Caters and Boots ladies', misses,
TEN, hal d-sewed Shoes for old ladies'; boys and
Youths caffskfn Caters and Lace Shoes; fac sole
leather and Saratoga Trunks, Satchels, &c, at
a $50 WINGO, ELLETT CRUMP's,
I ne 90 = 1908 Main street.
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4 booTs. SHOES, dc.

ERESH GOODSI NEW STYLES ia
IL Just opened, sono very beautiful styies& a.
Of Laotes' and Misses Button Caters, sui.a- ~
Serge, Kid, Giove-Kid, and Kid Foxed~slI at very
low prices. Also Burt'S and Kelley & Moore's
goods at unusually low prices. Call and examine
before buying. You can't fail 10 be suited at
900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
MOI 6 JOHN g. PAGE, DR.. Agent,
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GROCERIES. Gsc.

~ = GkOCEKEES. Gsc. =
ERESH CANTON PRESERVED GIN
.GER.-5O cases just recsised direct from
China, of superior quality. Also, ENGLISR
BREAKFAST and GREEN TEAS Of the choicest
grades imported direct and for sale by .f,... -
del DAVENPORT &, MORRIS
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T0ROFEssoR HENRY F. EAUBES %;
II TERpSI CHoREANINST ES-hnll insSA
DAYS OF ' TuiTfoN: LADIES' misses, and masters,
;ass4 o'clock; gen,Iemen, T tuesday,; and FRIDAY
EVENINGS ALSO O'Clock. t..tS.~s.a..x.,.-i
Petersburg classes are taught MONDAYS and
T!EVY'S HAIL FOB Re n T - First
Z IL class BALLROOM, with ante! and supper
rooms attached, PARTIES wishing to engage this
desirable ballroom for balls soirces, etc. can OBJ
tain IT, up very reasonable terms BY aRpyineg at
= L0DGF-ROUM FOR tRENTGon THURSDAY
and SATURDAYtNIGH - esss no4-lm !
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GESUINE GOODS
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY

al AZ rHE
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l. No ReEOpA can sake 1bese Bltters &C.
l. cotdtng ~ dtrectOns, and remain long IN.
GbLmtpefn poison or other means, and vital
.3fx lid visited beyond the point Of repair.
lT41 .M the Shoulders, Congfs, Mghtness Of
{ehe DheSt, Dizziness, Sonr Eructations Of the
gsemaeh, Bsd Taste tn the Mouth, Bilious
fathe Lungs, Pain In the regions OF the Kid
s,neys, and a hundred other painful symptoms,
sra the onsprings Of Dyspepsia. One bottle
win prove better guarantee OF its merits
than lengthy advertisement.
Fer Female Complaints, IN young OF
Old married or single, at the dawn OF woman
hood, Or the turn Of life, these Tonic Bitters
,ment Is soon perceptibIe.
FOR, 1ndamWatSFy and Chronic
RheaAatissn and Gout. Bilious, Kemitten.
and Intermittent Feyers, Diseases Of the Blood,
LIVER, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bltters have
10 equal Such Diseases are caused by VIII
<.Ekey ere . gentle Par&ative n we'll
n . Tenie, possessing the meri. Of acting as
q powerful agent tn relieving Congestion OF
Inflammation Of the Liver and visceral Organs
and In Bilious Diseases
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, letter,
Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules,
BoIls, Carbnncles, Ring-worms, scald- Head,
tiOns OF the Skin, Humcfs and Diseases OF the
Skin OF whatever maize or nature, are liter
ally dug up and carried out Of the system Ia a
short time by the use Of these Bitters.
GYDsefal Thsusands proclaim VINEGAR
BrTTERs the most wonderful Invigorant that
II. III. McDONALD Il CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal,
/ cor: OF Washington and Charlton sts.. n. y
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS.
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A PRETTY ORNAMENT.

Mrs. j. G. Kidd says in the West-
ern Form .lossrnal:-Take = goblet
with the foot and stem broken Or cut
of sg that the bowl will be perfect :
take coarse red flannel, the redder tho
better, stitch it neatly around the
bowl, or goblet, 50 as to cover it COM
pletely on the outside; dip it in wa
ter, 80 as to wet it thoroughly, then
roll it in fax seed the seed will stick
in and on the flannel be sure that
the seed is distributed evenly, then
stand it on its mouth, or large end, in
= saucer or small plate put water in
the small plate, or saucer, and re-
new or add to it as it abserbs. Never
let the vessel get dry, nor suffer it to
chill or freeze. It can and will grow
in any part of the room, and will be
4 deep green with red ground.
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Russia is trying on = large seal.
the experiment Of educating women.
for the medical profession. 9 's"'''a L
- :. 6 = - II u rs 1--WE. q w
Regularity ;Bringaavitur. q.

-, I
Local irregularities produce weakness Of the on.
tire system In order, therefore. to re-establish
health and strength upon Assure basts these irreeq
larities must be permanently overcome. Many
persons endeavorr to reform them by remedies
which address themselves merely to the syptomi,
without affecting the cause. II such individuals
we're touse instead sstomsch Bittas they
would speedily appreciate the difference between !
medicine which palliates, and one which entirely
removes physical disability. That prime regulator
ofbodly restores the dereict organs
anuninterrupted and health rformance Of their
various duties. whereby alone the system can r.
cover it, lost tone and vigor. Hoststtsrs Bittsrp
are tonic medicine, but they are ! tonic which
requisites ere II strengthens the system. /
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AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN TREES

AhEH1CAN AND EUHOILAN TREES.
A few years ago, there appeared in
the Proceedings Of tho Philsdelphia
Academy Of, Natural Sciencelis'', = n pa-
per on the identity Of relative char
acters in numerous: allied species Of
American and European trees, in
which it ss'shown that American
trees are comparatively .zdnarfsdain
their habit. They have smaller reeds,
smaller buds, closer nodes. less regu-
lar and less stwiggy heads, thinner
leaves, deeper seratures, and higher
autumnal colofingg than their near
European allies Z Al European Job
server has lately added to these notes
the fact that American species cast
their leaves earlier in the fall than
their kindred species in Europe 4,. 49,. =,
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Blanks =

We keep constantly on hand printed from new
type on the best paper the following blanks:
~. DEEDS. as.E
e %aitrsniS; acss'te;t Hortx.e,,
DISTRICT COURT. .
Notices Of Trial, Marriage Certificates,
Certid's Of COmparison, VeriAcation by Party.
-" Authenticatt0n,E " Attorney,
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JUSTICE COURT.
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J." Bond on Notice to Defendant in
Attachment-B0nd for GArnishee Summons
" Affidavit in Executions,
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Replevin-Afidavit inE 6ubpunas
8" Wit Of
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Power of Attorney Leases.
Mail Proposals,
- TOWN BLANKS
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A full set Of Road Blanks and Books.
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County.
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Oaths Of Office.
Notice Of Town Meeting.
Bond OF Town Treasurer,
Constable.
:" Justice Of the Peace
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the Peace.
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We have added to our already large stock of
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DISTRICT COURT.
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Writ Affidavit for Garnish-
Bond jim Replevin, ment,
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Defendants Bond in Re- Notice of Retainer,
plevin. Bond for Costs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Execution Sale Partial Release of Mort
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vertisement Bill of Sale.
School District Bonds Contracts
with coupons.
Township Blanks and Books furnished to order.
Address
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st. Cloud MINI
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The Maine Farmer learns that
the experiment in drilling grain, as
conducted at the State College Farm
last year, has proved very satisfactory
and successful. The drilled grain,
althoug h put in later than that. sown
broadcast, has ripened earlier and
given a heavier yield-two strong
pointsin favor of drilling in seed grain.
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Mor. '1TcEi :. sale.


Default has been made in the conditions Of cer-
tain f4dsnture of mortgage bearing date July 18th
AID. 4874Jmade and executed by Green HaYnis to
Alexander: M. Wood, 7and duly recorded In the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds, in Stearns county,
Minnesota, on the 10th day Of October A. D. 1874,
lin book G Of Mortgages, page 1882, conveying and
moItgagfng the south-east quarter ofthe north
quarter dissection thirty: Township one hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE, Of Range thirty one, situated and
being in said county of Stearns and State Mime
sota and containing forty acres according to Gov
eminent survey upon which said mortgage One
Hundred and Thirty and 5O.OO dollars Is claim
ed to be due At hereof for principal and in
terest, and the further sum Of twenty-five dollars
Attorneys feea c0yenanted therein to be paid Upon
foreclosure thereof and action proceeding has
been instituted at law to recover any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice il hereby given that by
virtue Of the power of sale contained in said mort
gage and Herewith recorded, and pursuant stat
ute, said mortgage will be forecosed by a sale of
said mortgaged premises at public vendue, at the
front door of the Sherf's Office of said county of
stearns, At the City Of st. Cloud in said county on
the 18TH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1875, at ten
O'Clock n Of said day, pay and satisfy said mort
gage debt, with interest, and twenty-five dollars
Attorney and all other legal costs and charges
Of foreclosure.
Dated January 10th, 1915: jan21
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-11

Sf4rEoF x1NNEsQgA y COUNTY orsrEARNs.
[OE8-IN PR0HATB COURT = s'9s ;,
f." J" PROBATE Orr1cE, st Cloud, Jan a. A. D. 1875.
In the matter Of the proof md probate Of the last
TYtn and testament 81 Mary fhwcett deceased, late
0f the County 81 sSt6aini. IL Il ~
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pu1porting TO
be the last will and Testament Of Mary FAwcett d.
fled this once; hid whereas, application: has
been made by Anthony Fsxcatt praying that the
same be proven and admitted to probate, according
4 IS taas 7 rs s6.t ,.ia .pp.ton b
heerd 6tfore !hesae The Pfobate ONCE III tie City
Of st. Cloud, in said County, on the 18th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 4, p. 1877, at i'd O'Clock, AN.
And Is further ordered that notice shall be Civ
en- to all persons interested in said WILL of the time
and plaee Of saA hearing by publication in the St.
Cloud Journal, newspaper printed In said county,
Tor three successive weeks, once each week, prior
to the time OF such hearing. u.
p 90 - BY the Court,
~ - L. A. EVANS,
jan2S-3w r.,E Judge Of Probate.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-11

Prof: Arnold says that q COW
that is feeding on green grass in June
aud giving good flow Of milk,
needs five to ten times As much salt
as if she was feeding on ripe hay and
giving much less milk. Corn meal
calls for more salt than wheat or rye
bran. The next best rule is to have
salt where COWS can help themselves
to just what they want and whenever
they want it.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-11

The St. Louis Democrat aays
that Col. de Trobriand is 4. French
creole, and a native of New Orleans.
This is al = mistake. Heis I Frenc h-
man, and a native Of Brittany, and
has been = citizen Of the Uni led
States about twenty years., ii >