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The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
carpets, Carpets.

IN ne.zinc up West 3rd street, our attention
wss .ltracted by the splendid display Of goods
= the show windows Of ]. Nathsis, the great
- ~ vsdections were that where there wss %
....sh -rncke there must be soms fire; and We
.e.ord,naly ..e.. walked in to view the interior
Wi ~ %fenn3 Nr. uatheis al smiles and ready 70
shSw g around
We found tie fcw stores q fns Immense
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

The Little Falls Courier misrepresents
us when it says we are going to wage 3
bitter war upon the Normal Schools.
We shall do nothing Of the kind. We
shall vote against appropriations Tor
them-that's al; but we are not run
ming the machine" and the people have
just endorsed the Republican party. Nor
NAL Schools and all, by 10000 majority
Let the people rule. Let us have peace
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

An now Genl. Babcoci, Private Secre
tary to President Grant, has been indict-
ed tor being connected with the St. Lou
is Whisky Ring which has robbed the
people of millions of dollars That is
getting pretty near the throne
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
Butturff and Hinckley,

are the popular Furniture dealers in Lake
City, and it gives US pleasure to recommend
them to the readers Of the Anti MoSoPoLIsT as
honorable and upright men to deal with, and
you will always find their stock to consist Of
all the novelties of the day, and prices to cor
respond. Whenever you want any thing in
Their line be sure and give them call, at No.
Lyon Block. Lake City. 7l4w.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

The Detroit Free Press is brimful Of the rich
est of native humor. stories, sketches, interest
ing general literature, poetry, chess, puzzles,
and a full compendium Of news, Bys special
arrangement we can furnish the Anti Monopo-
list in connection with the Detroit Free Press
for So i5 per year.
Send in your subscriptions
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Emily Ahlstrom, a young lady l6yrs. old.
residing about miles from town, was accl-
dentally shot last Thursday by her brother, a
boy about IA years Of age. They were playing
loaded M.h but butt il proved owe to the CONTRARY The
ball entered ebrain, and there is scarcely a
chance for her recovery. 1t she dies, this will
make three in Meeker county in one month
accidentally killed by the careless use of fire.
arms. When will people learn to be careful.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

We propose to print extra editions Of our
issues Of the 23d, and 3Oth insts., a dcirculat-
copies gratuitously for the benefit of our ad-
vertisers. This will afford an excellent oppor-
tunity FIR the mercantile classes to reach all
parts of the state during the Holiday week.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
Error.

In the letter of Hon. L. B. Hodges, ON page
7 Of this issue, upon the Fen ing Question, the
composior, by mistake, inserted the word five
after twenty in the estimate of the amount Of
burden imposed on the farmers Of the Stat, by
the fencing of their farms. 1t should read
twenty millions instead OF twenty-five mil
lions.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

What object can man have in spending more
money to secure his election to an Office, than
the legitimate income of the Office will produce
for the entire term? Can any one telly-r st.
Charles Times.
Perhaps Seagrave can. #
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Tom Dwelle will have "house warming"
Tomorrow night. He has magnificent resi-
dence and we wouldn't be surprised if he soon
had house keeper to match. 1t :"kinder''
looks that way.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Straight River Hose Co. give their annual
dance. ..on the evening of Dec. I'D, at Kyllo' s
Hail.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

B. L. Curtis 4 Bro, are selling only standard
organs These IN want of a first class organ Sa
lowest living prices should buy Of them. Ad-
dress them at Faribanlt, or Mortified, Mimi.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

The Paulist Fathers finished theie labors here
on Wednesday Of iazG week, and went te
Winona, where they hold services for ten days
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Sherman & Gould, dentists, are fitting up the
rooms lately occupied by Doughty 4 Card, and
will soon be ready for business.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Mr.. J. G. Hessinger has been assigned the
position of Teller in the FIRST National Bank, a
worthy appointment, by the way.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Trade with E. NJ. Eyerson, as it has been de-
cided by all close buyers to be The cheapest
place to buy goods in Lake City 65tf.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Our mechanics can now begin and close their
daily labors by the sound of the whistle
at the Boston Mill, as it is blown regu-
larly at o'clock in the morning and o'clock
at night
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Mr.. Carey has commenced the erection of his
new stone building, on Sibley street, opposite
the Knappen House. Mr. Carey is one Of our
gO-ahead men.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Rev. W. l. Saunders, has rendered his res
ignation as pastor OF the Baptist church, to
take effect March lst, 1876.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
Minnesota Eye and EaI

Minnesota Eye and Ear lnimar
Sugeon, Francis Atwood, NJ. D., corner
Third and St. Peter SITS. Office hours from
a. m. to p m Silly
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

The Congregational Bazaar and Centennia
Dinner gn Wednesday and Thursday Of las
week, was decided success.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Fifteen to 80 per cent will be saveG by buy
ing your dry goods, millinery, jewelry, &c.
at E. NJ. Everson's. 65 tt
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired. and
needles, attachments and oil for all machines,
kept at Vermont House.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Rice County Teachers Association meets al
Duudas, Dec. 28th and 29th.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Episcopal Social this Thursday evening, a
the residence OF Asa Doughty, Esq
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Bear in mind that all good people are invited
at the Odd Fellows hop, on Christmas Eve.
Tickets 81. ~ 4
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Changers, go to the Vermont House for q
square meal at Grange prices.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
AVERY IMPORTANT MATTER.
a Tree Culture Convention TO be Held ban.
uar1 u next.
ST. PAUI, Dec. 13, 1875.

ST. PAUL, Dec. u, 1870.
The undersigned, realizing the value
Of more thorough, general and syste-
matte attention % the subject Of forest
c1lture. propose TO hold : meeting #
the Capitol On Tuesday the 11th day d
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly BY D. D. Lloyd.

We will publish in our next an admila able
Christmas story, from the pen Of our esteemed
associate Dillon O'Brieu. ESQ
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Now is the time to make up clubs for the
Anti -Monopolist. To active agents we offer
rare inducements. Call on or write us for
terms.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

F. J. Kopplin, of the Lyon House, is taking
notes in Milwaukee this week.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

When YOU are in the city 20 to Charley
Bishops fur Milwaukee lager beer, and bill
lizards. 1l-5t
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

There has been received ct this place l20, ,0CO
bushes Of wheat, averng agi about 95c tor No
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

The German Aid Society give ball at the
Academy of Music, on New Years Eve, Dec.
3lst
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Mrs. Fanny King, Of Chicago, daughter OF
D. G. Estes, OF this city, is home ON visit.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Hon. Joseph Goar, of Morristown, has be-
come denizer of this city.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Purchase your hardware Of g. H. Babcock
4 Co., and get the best in the market 7i-5s
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

John Phillips, photo artist. is preparing SO
takea "perspection" of the City Council, City
Marshall, and the officers of the Fire Depart.
ment
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
LIKE CRY DEpARTM'1
E. A. KELLY. EDITOR.
No. l wheat keeps steady at 80 cents.
Odd Fellows Hop on Christmas Eve.

tits rumored that Lake City is to have anoth-
er National Bank.
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The Anti-AGonopo1iSt.

running order with large ard complete stock
in their line. The store is the handsOmest,
lightest, and best appointed Of any IN the city:
Messrs. Andrews & Palmer, with their usual
tact and taste, have added many new and at
tractive features to their business, and ewould
say to our readers give them your patronage.
We would call the attention OF our readers
to the fact that the new firm Of Filiatrault 4
Peltier have their sh-lves filed with fresh
goods, and all who buy of them will get value
received for their money. a-l
DR.. Stone, Of ST. Paul, last week removed
an ovarian tumor from Mrs H. Hewitt, OF Can
non Lake, which weighed dtwenty,fturApound
1t filed a common water pail. DR.. Dale is in
charge Of the case, and says the patient IS do
ing well SO far. jf.
The s.Boss Store," Andrews & Palmer, win
remove to their new store i'll Masonic block,
Main and Third streets, Farlbault, on Monday,
Dec. 6, 1875, where they will open the best
stock OF holiday goods ever seen in this Sec
ton. Come and see us. \ a42a s#
The Fair for the benefit Of Bethlehem Acad.
emy commenced on Monday last An elegant
lot OF fancy and useful articles are on exhibi-
ton and for sale. Prominent among the at
fractions are wheel of fortune a fish pond
| grab-bag, picture gallery, fortune telling, re-
lItSl1ueHt taUleS3 &C. fs..-ys9
The officers Of Niagara Hose Company for
the coming year are .35N8es
Foreman-H. Stenz. agae
First Assstant-E. Kaul. .fss- {.+ II.
Second Assistant-Adan Weyer.
Secretary-H. Rohlfs.
Treasurer-Chas. kiekenapp. f@a I'll
w N. Sanborn will be in the "Boss Store
Tin Masonic block) on the LIST on jan, 10
with the Chickeriug, Wathershek and Fisher
Pianos, Estey, Whitney 4 Holmes and West,
! ern Cottage organs and the world renowned
Singer Sewing machines. | have no secon
statesmen or hostler to pay, but do my business
alone, which enables me TO sell cheaper thar
any music house in Minnesota. II you buy
any of the above goods you get first-class
/ Needles and attachments for all machines con-
stantly on hand. Correspondence solicited
and promptly attended to, either at Faribaul
| or NOrthtield
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

c. L. Smith, at the Vermont House, is agent
for the Wilson Sewing machine.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

VIM. Craw fori, of Morristown, recently los
by fire his blacksmith shop and contents.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
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The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Sol. Almquist keeps the A No saloon OF
the city. The best oysters always on hand
list
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
2. Also 900 bushels Of flax at s1.27 per
buShel.

Why don't our city dads have our pumps
put in working order. A little water is a good
thing, even in cold weather.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

For groceries, cockery, glass, stone, wood
ware and notions, cali and see ;. A. Heard.
7i-7t
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
tlTcHFtE1D DEPART.
JESSE V. BRANHAM. Jr.. Editor.

We are to haye 3 night watch from and after
this date. A good move.
V. II. Harris continues to regulate the price
OF drugs. 7i-7t.
The Gem Confectionery sells frst-class
goods. 7I-5t
Mrs. Pixley's is the place to buy hats and
millinery goods. 7l-5t
Campbell < Martin, attorneys at law, Ltch-
Held, Mlnn. 7i-i0s
Z. Belfoy, attorney st law, L,tchfeld, Mimi
7l-lSt
| Before huying your dry goods and notions,
call and see the stock of +. v. DeCoster
| Tilt.
For groceries, crockery, glass, stone, wood
ware and notions, cali and see 5. A. Heard.
| TIT
! Sol. Almquist keeps the A No. l saloon OF
the city. The best oysters always on hand
/ list
When You are in the city TO to Charley
Bishops fnr Milwaukee lager beer, and bill
lizards 7l-6t
Purchase your hardware Of g. n. Babcock
4 Co., and get the best in the market. 7l-5t
There has been received at this place l20, ,0C0
bushels Of Wheat, AyeTng 1gi shout 96c tor No.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Sugars and teas cheap at FLiatrault
Peltier's,
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
A11mhl1 orc Its specially is to expose
ASAAAAOAoS tvery Fraud ,Quack Swim
Elegant Chrom0s. ,%s1a,s ws ss,

~ Splendid French Chrornos, worth 81 each)
size sxli inches, finely mounted, and We offer
auy four Of these gems and BANsER a whole
year, all free for 81. These are genuine chro-
mos, suitable for any parlor. 30 other pre-
...fE.a rod
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Wheat sells at the mill for 80 to 90 cents p'
busilel.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

We would call the attention OF our readers
to the fact that the new firm Of Filiatrault &
Peltier have their shelves filed with fresh
goods, and all who buy Of them will get value
received for their money. se
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16

Before buying your dry goods and notions,
csn and see the stock of +. v. DeCoster.
Tilt.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-16
DEpART'T4
FRANK A. DAVIS. Editor.
CAT LowELLs oFFICE.)
CAT LowELLs OFFICE. J
Faribault now has two mails daily each wa

Faribault now has two mails daily each way.
Wheat sells at the mill for 80 to 90 cents per
bushel
Sugars and teas cheap at FLiatrault &
Peltier's,
c. L. Smith, at the Vermont House, is agent
for the Wilson Sewing machine.
Hon Joseph Goar, of Morristown, has be-
come q denizeT Of this city.
Grangers, go to the Vermont House for a
square meal at Grange prices.
Rice County Teachers ASSOCIATION meets at
Dundas, Dec. 26th and 29th.
VIM Crawl fori, of Morristown, recently lost
by FIRE his blacksmith shop and contents.
Straight River Hose Co. give their annual
dance. ON the evening of Dec. 22d, at Kyllos
Hall.
needles, attachments and oil for all machines,
kept at Vermont House.
Rev. W. l. Saunders, has rendered his res
ignation as pastor OF the Baptist church, to
take effect March lst, 1876.
The Congregational Bazaar and Centennial
Dinner gn Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week, was decided success.
| The Paulist Fathers finished the1 labors here
on "Wednesday Of iazG week, and went to
| WInona, where they hold services for ten days.
| B. L. Curtis 4 Bro, are selling only standard
/ organs These IN want of a first class organ sa
lowest living prices should buy Of them. Ad-
dress them It Faribanlt, or Mortified, Mimi.
/ The Farihault Library has located itself IN
the county commissioners room st the Court
House, and has opened up under the new or
| der with Mark Wells IS Librarian.
BENZ Butler, in the town Of Cannon CITY,
living in house Belonging to g. W. Bafcbei-
/ i a.. r.. Vhsn nf
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9Th AVENUE THEATER.
Eectures ano 1lcetiuas.

A LII the popular solos and hymns Of the
L day correctly sung at BENZ. ALBROS MEETINGS
for prayer AMI testimony under the instruction of first class
tgachcTs with organ panimcnt FRIDAYS. T. Re
hrarsal TUESDAY EveDnRi books furnished All welcome
$50 West Thirty siNth@t.
A COURSE of Five Evening Entertainments,
"A Readngs Eoaiiati0ns sud Musc.-Mrs. ANNA RAN
DALI DIEllL assisted by her pupils and friends Associa
zion Hail, FOuIfhaye and Twenty third st JAN.
X FEB l. 10 and 9 Tickets fOr the Coarse, ~ 10 20
he'd at EDUCATIONAL 81 REAU, % Uni0n square Al
each evening 90 Entertainments 10 commence
at 3 O'CLOCK.
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5ituallons Uanle1--t Hale5.

A DyERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
TOWN OFFICES No Lbs broadway corner Thirty first
Third ave. e" cor at The RLEM 6FFfcEy
NJ. .St Thrdaye cor one bundled and t"enty ourts
office iS'T rates s. 'Ds' Dl-N 'l-''''' = ''
4 YOUNG MAN brought up and trained to
a farm life and It's dues desires 70 make aIr%n gemeis
s % % on Hs ayen t HaTeS conn
A YOUNG man, thoroughly competent, wishes
MAKE hmsf genriiy useful whites good hand and under
Ga a Box G f. f fSfs 6d i-' ''''0 O1' 'S II
A USEFUL MAN AND WIFE together or
%ST Tor the G2n 1 or y ir ETiy @ c ] lS Ken
~ EAr ~ I38 tI 'a; above io,hst ~ -
WELL-EDUCATED and recommended
N Young married with wife aud five nttie children
to support beg that S2Go stntemaa dong business g2Tn
per week; be years excellent recommc speaks
Psa S5 ca on Mr. Ill. ILL., od 30 81 - ro ST.
COACInlAN and COOK.-An English Prot
y es9n man and vie 10 ncimorauoe you'd Ike place
horses thoroughly The wife is Goroat cook BON GaH Gr
100 West Siti st. corner Of Broadway
FARMER. GARDENER and USEFUL.-An
American P,oic,tnt younS ipan would IKE place on
general arn work In been employed la; dairy farm,
i'CtSi Wcst 9Th st.. corner Broad5ay.
Useful MANA German single young
= would like place ~ private family motel, or res
tturdnt: willing himself useful a any thing,
viii work low wages furnish good reference. Apply
At 0DELLs. 100 West S4th-si.. corner Of broadway.
USEFUL YOUNG MAN, WAITER, sc. (cOl
u ored) competent and willing to make himself useful
wait trud sc. drive &c, 10 slit
place city country very lOw has best
u ruicrchces. Apply at the PROTESTANT HOME BC.
REAU, l35 SHAVE.
SNAITER.-A respectable young man az
w waiter private family understands bis duties thor
0uehy Tnis, xccptona1e references for hon
osiy sObrlety, ami capaDliy. can be seen * ODELLS
AGENCY. l09 west 3itli4st, corner oi broadway.
WAITER or COACHMAN.-A COiOred single
w Young would like place thcr capacity
stands waiting ghy also the aud manage meut Of
horses, willing To make himself useful turush
kept enable reio Apply a. the GRAND CENTRAL
AGISCI. l.2S2 Broadway corner ~ 33dst.
XXYANTED-A situation as WATCHMAN :;
w employ for - years. they having
tired reference and security faithful
performance Of duties. Address WADE RICHARDS, l0l
Westst
ySYANTED.-Some kind person to help
w young money To enable him 10 finish his
college return the in give
the best references Any who wishes 70 about
II. can address ORPHAN Tribune Uptown Office, 1888
BroadH az.
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Gitualions Oanteo-- feMd!cs.

HOOK.-By competent Scotch worn3n rs
" class family cook willing 10 90 10 the co Au
milk butter: l. competent laHldTt- iad
uithal reliable thorough family rrGgiiip
such wages vii b. less considered than steady place Can
2 No. $50 9TH ave. near 23d II.
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Gitn Real estate for Sale.
Drooklnn Rfal Gsiaie for Sale.
Connirp Real gslale for Sale.

EOR SALE-FARMS that market truck and
berries tSO weaks earlier than Delaware Address g. r.
GARD1N IF, Westoycr. somerset Co, Nd
sIOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT--10 to 50
acres LAR house. good repair, well shaded large
barns, Sc. fruits Of all binds line Oclton near depot
hours ride from Now York Apply to WILLIAM MAChAf,
s0merVhie y. j.
LOR SALE-A spacious frst-class RESI-
pENCE in the village Of Flushing ia perec order and
complete requirement the best houses this city
house i2X6' ample gmuns beautifully pl niod situation
elevated. with perfect drainage terms b t Apply 10
JAMES b. PARSONS, 81 Pine ST.. or HOMER NORGAN'
Pinest.
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iOUSEWORK.-A strong woman, lately
IOISEWORK-A strnng Nnnng MOnlnn

/ AUNDRESS.-A respectable woman wishes
situation as launlro.s the best Of city reference
Apply No 265 luth.ayc.
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DrockInu proyertn GO fet.

TsNO LET-$35 per month till May l-99
parSave near Nforl &C. 3 story brick rooms range
as and water Key at 1913 same street. Apply 10 HC-
LAND& NHIfING,5 Il. 5knan st.
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Amnsfments.
Union SQUARE THEATER.
~ Broadway and FourteeDthst :.
SHERIDAN SHOOK. .--........,..,---..-.-P
A. %. YAl.M EK.. = -.

VICTORIA &. Woodruff
VIII deliver her and startling GRAFTON, True aad
the False socially" Cooper Institute Dee 20. Seats
be secured ia RrOadv way aud SO Union square.
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fjorses, Garrlaaes, 6arness, Sc.

4 ONE CLARENCE, one COUPE, and one
"A. PA il PHAErON, all nearly Hsw, usei 10y family
gn south 10 be- seen 1t VI. CURLESs, Nos. 100, If,
and East l3tl--t, near 18th ave.
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Gonnirn llropcrlp Go fet.

Two LET or FOR SALE. on easy payments
Comfortable suburban EE~ nEAtE, - rooms, with one
garden. SAD horse cds delpt; pairiiA
gas aud cold water only 10 minu from loot of Lao
1ry-st. ly ucluent oSpr,s5 tl.ns all In order, parties
apply Nesi Elizabeth Depot. b. OF address OWNER
Box lSi, Elizabeth, y. j.
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Musital lneirame'lls.

4 SECONDHAND Chickering PIANO
n FORTE for SALE low also second hand alet DAVIS g
Co square aud Uprghis the Cprghs but he used Apply
TO :. g. OSBORNE d Co. 20 East l4th st, n. y.
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ Upright 70 RENT OF SELL cheap sales easy monthly
payments. call II NJ NJ. MEKRELLs, No Cn4on square
NO l6j Fourth aya)
4 BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
"a. PIANOS arc second to none prices moderate Goa.
SANITY han large assortment OF second hand Pianos
from best makers New aud second land Pianos 10
WareTOOms. No. p Uuon square.
| IGHTE 81 ERNST, old house &C. Lighte &
"a Bradbury Oaer their splendid PIANOFOKrIsS at low
prices and0nesy monthly payments at IL East lltst Also
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
- X. BALL 81 CO.,
Os No. 10 EAST l4TH-Sr.
Chickering'S Stciuwavs AMI other Pianos and OTgars low
lorcasA Oh inBallnents, ami for rent
gTPRIGHT PIANOS large and superior rs
y soItpeDt for SALE RENT at OUVRIER * SONS,
Manufacturers ~ West i3ths. between jth ami 6tsaYes