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National Republican., 1875-09-02

DY B. HI. WARNER.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner seventh and sts. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF rHREE-sr1RY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, no. 9l6 OELA-
WARE AyENUE. BETWEEN I AND X
By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated April q, A. d.
I9L duly resorded in Liber No. IA. folio 93i, and
S Ss ne ns S.r9 az
will sell At public auction Ia front Of the premises
on tn HURSDAY September 9. $50. at 81 D. m, the
OF Washington. District OF Columbia. to wit: All
and oesignated on plan plats OF said city, as
IN square numbered seven hundred and dfseeu C7IS)
Delaware avenue, intersecte9 by the north line OF
to Thomas l.. Hume, said part being distant one
hundred ana elven Ql1l feet one and four III (IA)
Inches northeast from me soTtheast corner Of said
seventy two CT2) feet, more or less to the centre
q wall dividing the brick house on these premises
with the centre Of said wall and the contin uatIon
thereof to intersection with q continuation north
Of the rear west line OF said lot numbered nine
west corner OF said Humes said part oflot. thence
east with said Hume's lot to the place OF Begin
ming, together with the improvements, etc.
cash. and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest At ten per cent. per annum,
eec,sS q deeS % sEat ~ h on 1ns prSpery sod or
A deposit of 800 will bs required Of the pur-
chaser At the time Of sale, and all conyeyancing
II terms Of sale are not complied with In seven
GaSS the S & @ 6s ne h 5sat to tsss the
CHARLEs Z. PRENTIss,
Ut. ooLDWEsEfiIIss'
aus stuth&ds salesman.
National Republican., 1875-09-02

DY DUNCANsON BROS. AuetIoneers,
ID Southeast Corner Ninth and d streets north
west.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRov-
ED PROPERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUE,
ON CAPITOL HILL NEAR TIE CAPITOL.
yyirtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed In Equity Cause
No. AIs, Docket IA, on the 9Th day Of July, 1875,
in which Denmead ct al. were complatnauts, and
penmesd, defendant, we wi sell At public auction
infr ont OF the premises on MONDAY, the 9Th day
Of ofseptsmbeT. ls7S, at 20 O'Clock p; m. the west
numbered seven hundred and nfty- seven G57D
with the improvements thereon. Terms OF sale:
One third O cash; the residue in three equal in
stallments In six (6) twelve (l2) and eighteen S)
months, the deferred payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and the payment thereof to
be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers. Lien retained. 500 down on the fall Of
the hammer. Conveyancing at the purchasers
This property Is situated on the north side OF
Maryland avenre, near the corner ofSecond street,
and between Second and Third streets east, and
within square and half Of the United States
Capitol grounds. Il has front Of Ss feot inches
and an ersge depth of i3o feet, and is improved
BY two-story frame house occupying the western
WIN. p. LAsSELLE,
JOHN Z. HERkELL,
DUNoANsoN BROS, Auetiossefs.
National Republican., 1875-09-02

RI WASH. p. WILLIAMS, Aucf'r.
D(successof 70 Green Williams, auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Tenth and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROP
BY virtue OF deed Of trust frem Anna schramm,
dated July i7th, ls7t recorded IN Lioer "a fSilc
bia and At the request Of person secured there
prsnises, on THURSDAY the sth day ofseptember,
las O. o'clock part q lot ;iI e, Ia & slqare
Washington in sid District, beginning for the
same at the southwestern corner Of said loo and
square, running thence east along the line OF north
street seventy Co) feet to the southeastern cor.
ner Of said lot thence north nfty-nve 5l feet and
two and ons-half C7,O inches, thence west seventy
0) feet TO the line or Nineteenth street west and
thence south along said street hfty-nve (55) feet
and two and one-half t2,<) inches 20 the place OF
beginning. with the appurtenanees, and with the
improvements, consisting OF two story frame
house ontatning seven rooms.
Terms Of sale: $500 with interest from July nth,
1874 and expenses Of sale in cash; the residue In
six mouths from day Of sale, the deferred payment
70 be secured By the note Of the purchaser and
gures deposit 4 soo st time OF sale and reserves
the right 10 resell The property at the purchasers
risk II the latter fall to comply with the terms OF
sale within one week. All conyeyancing At pur-
THOMAS J. SHEA. Trustee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct'r.
National Republican., 1875-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
N0NNO-NN(
Future Nsvn,

RY =. 7. SWEET.
a ksal Estate Broker and Auetioneer.
NO. ei es'ehin street, opposite q. 8. Post once.
TEsTTnsTTEE,s SALE OF An usFISsHEp TWO.
5IUhl MANsARD RUOF AND RlSTHsNr
fhEse bklCk FRONT RESIDENCa 0a
'GUkCSRkN STREET. BETWEEN n, T,aIp
fnkRESTTH1rANsD fnkRESTTH1 AID FOURTEENTH srREETs,
By virtue OF deed Of trust to me d..sd mi, n.
a; D.. l6a and duly record d in Liner Nos -
Iolo 20, one OF the land records for ths Dist,tct
of Columbia, and st the request Of the na,sx
merely secured, ! viii cell At public auction N
tr0nt oi me gremisest 20 the highest bidder on
M0NDAY, sEPTEMBER II A. D., i7A a Esas
O'Clock, p. m; ali that certain piece or parcel ar
gron1s situated and lying In the city OF WISHING
ton, Olstrict OF Columbia, and known aud de-
scfloed - lot numbered twenty-seven CD, In Chin
man, E1iey and Richards recorded subdivision of
onfInal iots, In Square numbered. two hundr red
sna iofty-tWo (sR), together with all the improve
Terms OF sale: sSo In cash. of wai.h 500 shan
pe PAID upon acceptance Of bid, and the balance as
ioIons; 20, In monthly PAYMENTS OF SIS, each,
ano the remaindeR In two years, with Interest
Upon the whole, at ten per cent. pr annum; and
on the last note payable semi annually. I
II tie terms are NOT compiled with In seven
uaJS hIer sale, the trustee reserves the right 70
fese the property, at the risk and cost Of the de-
a, aaa,,ing purchaser. Conveyancing At purchasers
So JOHN A. L; MoREELL,
! Ise.2-eOd sds. EDWIN J. SWEET, actioneer.
National Republican., 1875-09-02
a iAIFHABHEION
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Containing Cards OF First-CIass Estab,
,Iishme nts in all Branches OF Busts
ness I'm the District.

Containing Cards OF First-Class kstAb'
.Hshme nfs in all Branches OF Bust'
ness I'm the District.
kGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
IA, Baker, sos s8 ssLA ave-, bet. 9th 10th stt,
ARCHITECTS.
Henry R. @ seaTle ZOE % &: OPP; p O. Q; Dept. ono.
W II. PoindeIter Vernon Row:
ATTORNETS.AT.LAW
Geo. o. W. Dyer, corner s. venth and ? streets.
}, 7. <. Plant 7Os street: J. P, Notary Com.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Rlggs Co.. Executive ave.. cor. 18th ST.
BELL-HANGERS, S,LOCKSMITHS, 6e
J, Fred. Fischer, slS 6th street. bet. and q.
BLEACHERS.
E,.T.Whitng, ,straWh't and bit bleAcher, ,sA PA.Ey.
BOOKSTORES.
Pa ave-, bet. sth and 10th SIS. Constantly on
hsnd the newest and most fashionable styles Of
RO@ee, Re and wsdding inyftatiS1; eagrsved, f.
hs highest se Of tRs IF M ssAed M the ne" DuO-
v.1TaS s1tl0n6S 6hSSte co, arstccIs; Book and
AsS1sTz s'T5 'fTGstSoiicSss s Bet S Sti icts
BRASS WORKS.
Hstional Brass " orks, d6, as Nnd - lstni = n
ticiei used in the Plum6ing and Gas az s9d Steam
Fitting Business eompie,te pe, on Sand a FIumo-
CABINET SHOPS.
WIN. walter. sSS street, near lOtn'
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
HOOt ST1hsR 4 M az Is h street sT q;
&wTrie: One Price: Iuis loo 7th ct. n. "
GAS FIXTURES. &c.
sSsasSS SG % on Pi Ss s .Ts i1s
sSS SnS Ss 1RsT1n rSss shs slpp rSR
sssas sPs TSs sas ShSgGsSr ssns s
Sa sRRd i1s Ss
rul novelties received a. soon a. out.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
NV. Kennedy Jo'' si2 Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and fth'
HORSE.sHOERs.
Horses shod according 70 natural shape OF foot.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
osrmsn An; Fire LDs Co, FEt., NV doors east OF
INSTRUMENT MAKERa,
o. FisehsT, Surg. Instruments Trusses, ~ TIN ~
JUsTICE9 OF THE PEACE.
MesyeTi sSs JGstse ~ q the Peace and CONVEX
LITHOGRAPHERR,
LithogrAphy speciality.
LIVERY STABLES,
MsGSS css LIZ and and M SSs' osss
.uico :1G ryeTy stables. WIllhTd'I hotel st.bie.
st., OPP. Imperial and Wnisfd's.
OPTICIANB.
II. d. HemBler, 469 Pa. GV., cor. SHEt
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORHA.
inEs. lG4 Fourteen IN street northwest.
AANOEABs &C.
DougIAss Moore, SOe 9Th st., BET d ana Pa. G7s.,
fraotlcal Psper-HGnger and UpholsteFer, WAL
P1Pers, NlndoW shades carpets, oil cloths, 6e.
All orders for work in either branch Of the trade
executed with skill and di1pstch n loVsaf rGtea,
PATENT AGENTH.
Gorge W. Dyer, corner Of Seventh and = streets.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIER,
R'9he Brady National Gallery.n Howl lrtistta
Photographic, az Pennsylvania avenue,
PLUMBERS AND GAS.PITTERa.
Alex. r. Shepherd Co., 80 Pa. ave, bet 9th ana
10th sts.s Practical Plumbers and Steam and cas-
ltters and wholesale and retail dealers IN Al
kinds OF supplies Appertaining to the trade; q
very large and select stock constAufIv nm hand.
~ useful novelties received soon q out;
promptly attended TO At the Lowest rateS
STATIONERY, Ac.
Zen. y. 2repch- % 18th ST., under Nat Metropol.
ttan Bank. Stationery, &C., . Speciality,
STEAM AND GAS RITFERa,
Alex. 3. Shepherd Co., go Pa. ave. bat 9th and
10Th sts. Bee Plumbers and Gas Filters.
National Republican., 1875-09-02
PROPOSALS.

PRoPosALs FoR sUPPL1Es. al
QUARTERMAsTERs OFrrcE, u. 9. NJ. O., I
WASHINGTON. sKPTENBER ], 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
until u o'clock m, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
October next for furnishing supplies 10 the United
States Marine Corps, during the nscal year end
ing June 30, 1879, TO be delivered 1t the once Of
the Assistant @ Quartermaster, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvsnis, free Of expense to the United States.
Schedules ofthe supplies required, with gu anti
ties and the standard samples, can be seen In the
Assistant Quartermaster's once, No. rs South
Fourth street, Philsdelphia; Marine Barracks,
Brooklyn. New York, and Boston, Massachusetts,.
Blank forms OF proposal and all information
desired can be had BY applying ct either Of the
places named above.
Proposals. to be endorsed on the envelope: "Pro-
posals for Supplies" and addressed to
W. B. SLA,K,
sept24w Major and Qusrtermaster.
National Republican., 1875-09-02
WOeDBURY NHEELER,


- Yesr-sad.s-h.k street, wsshington. 2; 9.
GEORGES county. Ma.
National Republican., 1875-09-02
DY DUNCANsON BROS, ,Auctioneerx
ID Corner Of Ninth and streets, north Mest
Esr NVALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPERTY
ON SEVENTH STREET ROAD, MOUNT

cHAN,cERY SALE OF 9SE;THIRD INTER
ON SEVENTH STREET ROAD, MOUNT
lNGTON, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia passed in said court on
the Ith Of July, A; D. ls7S equity cause No. 45i,
plainant and VIM. d. Beall ct. al. are defendants,
will sell At public auction, in front OF the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, 24th September, A, ID. 1875, at S
O'Clock p. m, all the one-thrd % light, tit and
interest Of William ID. Beall and Mary Beau his
wife IL and s.n, to part q tract or parcel
the name Of Mount Pleasant, It being part
Of lot numbered three (3) In the division OF said
tract which was allotted to David Peter that part
thereby conveyed fronting on the eastern boan-
dary Of Seventh street turnpike, leading to
bounded on the north by W. ID. BeAl's purchase
and the south by that part of the said sold
to Aaron M. GAttrell, the same being the land
which was conveyed by VIM. ID. Beall ami wife to
N. @. stephen by deed, dated 18th August, 1857,
and now recorded smong the land records Of said
Terms OF sale: One third cash, balance In nine
(9) and eighteen ls) months, title to be retained
security for the deferred payments. All conveyan-
one hundred and hty dollars (sl50) will be req ulred
as soon sold. II the terms OF sale are not COM
piled with, within one week from day OF sale, the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser or
purchasers, upon giving five days notice OF such
resale in some newspaper published In Washing
ton, ID. @. srr,r,r~, -
DUNCAHSON BROS, Auct's.
aug 81 tuthskds
National Republican., 1875-09-02
pY SAMUEL kER.
ID keal Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
LIE Droit Building.

DY SAMUEL kER.
ID keal Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
LIE Droit Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
By virtue of Q deed OF trust dated May 13, 1871,
duly recorded in Liber No. 6IS, Folio 10, ct seq.
one Of the land records for Washington county,
District of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, we shall sell at public auc
ton, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY.
the 10Th day ofAugust, 1876, at O'Clock, p. m, all
that certlin lot Of ground and premises situate in
the city of W ashington, District Of Columbia, and
known on the ground plat or plan Of said city as
lot numbered twenty seven, (S,) In Charles
Wilkes Subdivision Of part OF square numbered
six hundred and thirty-four, (6}i.) as made Sep
Iember II, 1868, and recorded in the surveyors Of
fee OF said city, In nber R. W., folio H. together
with the Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash; balance at six
and twelve months, with interest at the rate OF
eight per cent. from the day Of sale, secured by
q, ed o. trust on the property sold. dsposIt Of
are not complied with within seven days. the trus
tees the right to resell at risk and At cost OF
defAulting pnreh1ser.
WM. a. FENWfCK Trustees.
SAMUEL KER.
aus Auctloneer.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, SEPT. 3. 1875, same hour and place.
BY order OF the Trustees,
WIN. N. FENWICK.
aus6-aNda SAMUEL KER. Auct
National Republican., 1875-09-02
ONE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, to or from all
points, At reduction upon any ONCE OF depot in
this city. Apply to NJ. D. wHfTESIDE,
81 Pennsylva1ta avenue, Continental Hotel,
Washln gton d. G, ja1S-ly
National Republican., 1875-09-02
JOB PRINTING.

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THD
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT,
Cor. Penna. Ave. and Thirteenth St.,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
Has the very best facilities for doing
Book and Job
National Republican., 1875-09-02
/, AUCTION SALES.

; -OHtON D1ho'
National Republican., 1875-09-02

RY WASH. D. WILLIAMS, Aucf,r,
D(9uccessor 70 Green Williams, auctioueerS.
NorfhNest corner or Tenth and D Etreeta.
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shorts.

A young lady told printer friend
that he might print kiss on her cheek
but he must not publish it.
WHAT is the difference between jew
and lawyerS The one gets his Law
from the prophets, aud the other hi
profits FROM the law.
TAKE away my first letter, take away
my second letter, take away all my
letters aud am always the same. Its
the mai! carrier.
you must be quarrelsome fellow, .
said a phrenologist to man whose
bumps he was examining. "Say that
again and I'll knock you down." was
the response
AN OF that had been eating ferment.
ed graip, which was in preparation for
making ale, become intoxicated, aud
was offered for sale by his owner as
ecorned" beef.
AN editor at a dinner-table, being
asked if he would take some pudding,
replied, in fit of abstraction, Owing
to a crowd of other matter, We are un.
able to find room for it..
You may talk yourself into a brou-
chial affection, but You cant convince
a Vermont woman that there won't be
a death in the family if she dreams OF
seeing hen walking picket fence.
A oUARRELsoME couple were discuss
ing the subjects Of epitaphs and tom b.
stones, and the husband said: my
dear, what kind of stone do you sup.
pose they will give me when | dieY''
Birthstone, my love-" was the affec-
tionate reply.
John RANDOLPH met a personal
enemy in the street, one day, who re-
fused to give him half Of the sidewalk
saying that he never turned out for q
rascal. 81 do says Randolph, step,
ping aside aud politely raising his hat
Pass on"
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For the Journal.
III Hope For Thee.

Winter brought thee, pure as a snow
white dove,
And meath thy breast
Pulsed thy heart with that warm and ar
dent love
Which brought peaceful rest
To my soul. and thy virtues like star
In orbs of light,
Shine as the Jupiter from afar,
Glittering and bright.
Gone, but fresh in memory yet thou liveth.
Like y golden sheen
Inspired each day by hopes which thou
thou giveth
And sweet TO midnight dream.
Soft aud swift as the water howeth,
Meath the raging storm
Flows the current, through q heart that
knoweth
Life hast bitter thorn.
Gone, but thy presence seemsth ever near,
And each promise Civ en-,
A gem, which fingers round the heart so
dear,
And treasured up in heaven.
Oh hOpel What magic hath thy power
To cheer the way,
And fresh as the rain-drop on the flower
Meath the burning ray.
Gone, yet hope hath inspiration in its beam
To weald future bright.
When life is furrowed by bitter stream
Its presence brings delight
SO then III! hope, but should thy bark be
driven
Ger the surging sea,
May there thy life, to noble deeds be Civ
en-
Then welcome home home.
Clifton, Wis. JOSIE
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Prescott.

f. Meincke has put down new
side .walk in front Of his Blacksmith
Shop.
A little fracas on Broad st. on Sat.
urday evening. Too much beer. No.
body hurt.
p. NJ Simons has fixed up the Pret.
colt Hotel nicely, and is always on hand
to wait on his customers,
George Hollister presented a nice
gavel made by himself, to the Presi.
dent of the Literary Society, Rev. Stan.
ley.
H. A. Mason travelling agent Of
Stone, Gray g. Chllds, recently brought
the largest load Of rags ever brought
into this place, about 30cwt.
A number of tresspass suits were
commenced last week; one tried; judge
ment for plaintiff, The others were
settled. Fence the stock, and save
trouble.
Our Brass Band is composed Of some
Of the sterling young men Of the place
all strictly temperate, active, industriou
young men " d. MeGill is Lead or
L. W. Ross, LIST f fat; e. Y. Searles, Is
B fat; T. j. Griffin, I'd Is Cat; G. +
Meacham, 1st Alto; Charles Gates, Cd
james Taylor, LIST Tenor; d. b. Coul
ter, Baritone; y. L. Meachan, i fla
Bass; George Hamlin, Taba; Franz
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Martel.

Mat. Guyser is building barn.
Crops are looking as well as could
be expected
Supt. Reed is sa i'd to be in Gilman
and Spring Lake. visiting schools.
Ole Rud is getting unto himself a
log house in the lower part Of the vii
lage IT'S well.
Pathmaster Vail is out with his
followers, doing away with bad roads
as fast as possible.
There was light frost on the morn.
ing of the Sd inst. aud another the 7th
but no serious results seem to follow.
Philip Youngman of Red Wing was
here last week, in the grave stone
business. He says people don't "grav e
stone" hardly any, now.
During the past week there have
been two funerals here. First, Bersvend
Iverson, father of supervisor Iverson,
and the other young man named
Frank Rockstad
When Assessor Thorseu gets home
rom bothering people about their world
ly matters, wonder If he won't havt
another daughter Of his O,on to assess
Eth, Wont he?
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A New Party.

The Chicago Morning Courier advo
Gates the formation Of a new political
party Here is an extract from an ar,
ticle found IN late issue of that paper:
The great issues that have been SO
holly contested on the STUMP, by the
press, and in the field within the last
twenty years, have all, except, perhaps,
the perpetual tariff question, been ad.
justed aud passed away. Slavery in
the Territories, squatter-sovereignty
States rights, slavery IN the South, Sc.
cession, reconstruction, Indian rights
the disposition of the national domain
and various lesser questions upon which
parties we're organized and hot battles
were fought have ceased to agitate, OF
have lost all party Significance. Nei.
ther Democrat nor Republican can
name the principles which now define
his party. The word which to-day in.
spires the partisan appears to be-
"spoils." A terrible degeneracy marks
the remains Of the party that stood 50
strong and proud ten years ago. It's
banners trail in the dust; most of ia
leaders are politicians rather thar
statesmen; most Of its followers are
place.seekers rather than patriots
Corruption of the raDkest kind makes
foul its high places; plumber is the
watchword Of its low places, and thu
people look on sick at heart.
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Buffers IDEA OF THE SABBATH. -
An amusing incident traBspired recent
" which illustrates "0ld Cockeye's"
readiness in any emergency. The
question of adjournment was under
consideration, aud Butler had stepped
over 20 Sam Randalls desk for a pri.
vate consultation. Butler favored a
meeting on the Sabbath, and Randall
opposed. bad as ! am, have some
respect for Gods day" said the Demo.
crat, "and | don't think il proper To
hold a session Of Congress on that day.
"Oh, pshawp responded Butler, "dou't
the Bible say that it is lawful TO pull
your OK or ass out Of a pit on the Sab
bath dayl You have seventy.three
asses on your side Of this house that ]
want TO get out Of this ditch tomorrow
and | think am eogaged in holy
work." "Don't do il, Butler, pleaded
Sam, I'll have some respect for you that
| don't want to lose. | expect some
day TO meet you 10 better world
you u be there as you are here" re
torted Ben, quick rs thought, "a mem
Der al he LoDey HDuse
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FOrestville.
over IS acrel

Pigeons are taking up some fields o
corn.
Cattle are doing well. and pasturage
is abundant.
Our school, conducted by Miss Rog
ers, is marked success.
Grass and small grain of all kinds
promise an abundant harvest.
The late frost was very severe along
the Trimbelle Valley, and did a great
amount of damage. Corn suffered Sc.
verely.
Work on the highways is going brave
ly on, and more of 1t is needed.
Voight Bros. are doing a thriving
business at their mill below this place
The prospect for fruit is quite good.
We scarcely think that the frost in
jured the plums.
We shall have special school meet
ing here next Saturday night, for the
purpose of changing the time tor hold
ing our annual meetings.
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Kendall, Bass Drummer; VIM. New.
ell, Snare Drummer. The officers are
Pres, d. B. Coulter; Sec. and Treas,
I. j. Griffin. We are glad to learn
that their services have been engaged
At the Falls for the coming celebration
and feel justified in assuring all who
may attend that they will not lack for
music, either in quantity or quality.
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Clifton Mills.

We have the best school ever kept
in Clifton Hollow.
Widow Beers has gone to St. Croix
Falls to visit old friends.
The cut worms are taking all Of he
corn that is planted on timothy sod
George Clark and John Kempf are
running breaking team. They took
so acres to break for G. w. Shelton.
The first five and a-half days they turned
over Is acres.