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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05

@creeItern fiel Der erite @&nee Der
to mmenben @inter'@ oiion.
8ereits faneen bic 2eute an, iber
@ebibr i9neQ nm bic eden su fabren.
Sic rcpublitanii@e gountp. Con.
pention tpirb am II, Ottobcr, Na4m.
ubr, I'M Gcurtbaus ab9ebalter.
Na4itsn eonntos tuirb bas beiIise
5atroment Der Sirmuns bur@ ben
Sodw'lten Bilhoi SeioenbuI4 in 9mo
Ripcrs seipenSet ,perben.
perr sos. @oI3 Don Bier, bat bic
6aru, bss 9errn Mi9ael 59mitt. fir
bic @umme bon $4,000 tdufi4 iiber=
nommen.
Die gbairmen Der per dieoenen
Werhs BON ct. g!ouo werben lire
Gaucuic an ocn betannten Ylaben, am
nIhiten Samltas, Mbenos 7 ubr, ab=
batten.
Die 0emotra!il@e @ountp. gon=
uenticn miro AM nd1lten Montag, oen
glen bs. Dds, Nadn. l llbr, ou ct.
GsouS lin gourtbaule abgebalten ,per=
bef.
Gin tleines SDbn1en por, Sperm
&sibert BON bier, perlor eeitern spei
Singer, inoem es an elmer Grader Ma-
i4,ne orebte.
9err @cter Meiobarot, BON ct.
Glouo Sown, 1T pe%rsansenc @ode.
wa5reno ct mi Nliisen mar, BON
SdlagfuIie seriihrt lporben.
$oerr Suffer bon Clearwater, Ser
ME mir in uoriser Drummer beri9teten,
ourb einen @osenumi turs beoeutenbe
G~erlcsunsca erlitt, lit leit3er ieinen
Wunocn crleScu.
Sic po;..le Giant engine CONF
paG1.e" eli iottet unourt Der Nortbr
meltern ganb Iiiy Die seleilteten 9ien1te
beim 0tgrdbnib oes 9errn 9. 4outius
i9ren 9ont.
soerr Solepb @orter BON Mlblep,
Wrlocr DEG unr 2 Mo6en bei,n 9re=
ldben nernn9iiioften @enrp Yarfer. botte
cM % Dor. Mts. bas unsliid, ebcn=
foG5 beim 9reIhen cin.n Mrm su bre=
@en.
S9otlcGc 1T, oab bic Somen bei
3. Ottensmeicr Die sr0btc nno bette
IIs.oa9l bon 9ub= uno Wobe= Artiteln,
BeI5rn, RuHs &c. in ME Oasepelcner
Muspabt inosn unS gu Sen aQerbilig=
ltsl prei|en souien t6nuen.
9eeien Spnnio9 seaen 4lO llbr
orannte oas ate 9o9baus nabe Capt.
Sopior's 0o1nung nieoer. 0,sles
Geus gait GIG zines Ter e%rltsrbanten
SOgbauIer ct. CLOUDS.
G!nes %unlerer 8ed|elbfdtter hattie
fc!gcnbeu sdniber "8sitern Nad
mittos brad oil 0sarborn=S trabe elm
8ngep in ,rclAem cine Dame lcB. Die
.MNie1." @ir frnsen: SIT ta7eIbs
mod an 2ebeN?
Sn Gouf Centre 1T Der Ntablen=
nrmm oes 9rn. McGlure BON, WaHcr
osrart bel@Goi3t iporoen, Dap ii, Sol9e
oelIen Die Nl3le aaBer Setrie6 lit.
gta4trdsli@ criabren mir, Oab ser
99ooen unbcoewteno setpel en iein ipl
unb bic Mible wieo.r ia ooller Sba-
tisteit lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05
@Dlfen SAL.

Ser llnt.r;eidnete n,oht allen feinen Son.
unb 6rcuabcn bic eracbene anssiee, BAT
er Dien 4 a a, ben 10. October. 1876,
in icinem Saioon su Mid,mone. eiHen &C.
mitblidcn r9oll.en Ball" Ueranfa!ten pirb-
Sober. unb a1c inb eingelaben.
Nan tau 9uuscnt!
Sarneh Sembe6.
&idjmonS, Winn., October 2. 1879.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05
9teue Mssen, neue eysaareA,


in BEN M~oeemaarcn . 6eiAdft bon 8.
StteMtmcier,'St. Gloub, ct. Gsrmain.
Strate.
Den s.ebrten Tamen bon ct. 6lcub unb
llmaesenb CUR Qel. @adri&t, bab mcin Eager
bon Scrbt. unb @intcrpaarcu gang perbcu-
Tinbigt 1T. Die moh.rnfen 0amcn, Site,
urricrtist aus strob. Gila Sammt nnb
Seioc, merocn biaiacr p%crtanft, ola ie ;usor.
teocrn, @lamcn. Sdnber, Spitcn ,e. in sro>
her Nuswabl. Gin poatanbiecs NEortimcnt
8crIincr 3cpbbr. @ols, Germantown @arn,
Std. Seioe. Stidmuter, Stomin fnpie 1000
anoerc SrtiteI, su ;%aslreid, UNI ossuiibrea.
auserbcm cine arobc slusNabl in Gamen>
Gel,baub;n mad Der ~Mencltcn Mobc.
stamping uno 6aararbciten. icuie all,
Srbers wcrecn pinitlid uno 81 ben biuiOitsn
preiicn ousseiibrt.
8. cttenSweicr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05

Ser llntc.;eitnete madt ieinsn Greunben
uno 6onnsrn b%etannt, bab CT nebea rem
Giienmaoren. geihalt BON @ebr. Yomel elm
Srp,gnobs. unb 8rotcrp.@ eihait ctablirt bat.
Nne slrtitcI finS nel unb irifd unb iperpen ,u
icbr Iiberalsn Yreiien sescn CASH b~erfauft
luerOeM.
Clos. Rerpfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05
%n;ti8t+

Siermit made id alien Oenen. n.Idc rut,,
fhulncn, piebcybolt bic Nnseiee, tas biefcIbsu
lanafens bis gum fommmbem 10. Nopcmter,
1878, wcni9ffcns i5re altcu SduIben terihti.
gen, uno erwarte, haf Sober une allie,
bic iih ais meine SduIbner miIen, big aut
aenanntcn Belt ibrer Yi1idt naGtommen unb
oaour1 Soften nno %"trouble" eriparcn mol,
len.
Saeob simouiti9.
&idmonc, @inn., October 9. 1876. A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05
WefMdftser1Hnmn9

4. 8. $euppprbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05
1mfAs>att! anfSe,aft!

Gin sroier Gorruth bon Glanael. Nubias,
Searfs, 3erren. u. Gamen llnterfleiber ,Sber.
baupt alien artiIeln wel&e Der GARNER fur
ben @inter brauAt.
Sarum tbun bieienisen, p,lde nod @intcr.
fleioer brauhcn beIer, slcid lire Gintaufe ;u
fcbr crniebrigtm @reiien gu MAIDEN bel
Z W. $rnnuDrAe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05
Civ arpb.r Rail-!

Sd werbe meinca sanien SorrAtt an Gro.
eeries uub 6aneb.N rtifela binreu ben aaGeen
80 1as.m sum &%eteapreis oertaxfeu, inbem
il Aaur fur bic Serd nberuna m.ines @e.
baben siQ, Sd mill teiuen eFett
maHsn, tcSssrn nlr eeidafte.
q. @. GeHui1.
" NepfeI su 20 GtS has Ned bi
q. ". 9enni&
a. 0ttt ,u 4. n. Dennis fEr1cbfer.
3u babeu bcim Fed ODER Sarrcl. 81 ftbr.
nicbrieen Vrriien geysn cash.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05

~ 3rii9rn 8htab uab ct. @loxb. hut.
Den slue! ytersebcden seiunbeu. Tas Ndbsre
in Ssr DsIH1toe b. 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05
Yukal-Aathrithten
IT efpr m=2idet.

st 1T >1idet.
Sur Yraiibent:
Samuel s. SiIben,
bon Meip 9crt.
Sir giec. Yraiibcnt:
Sbomas >. 9enorids,
bon SNoiana.
Yralioentihatts Gleftoreu:
1. 0itrift:
@. u. Sones,
bon Slmfteb.
2. DiFriet:
80. 8. 8omntwell,
bon MeQeob.
3. Giitritt:
Soieph gapier,
bon StearnS.
AT LARGE:
81 INV no @iee,
bon @amieb.
Sobn 5. Meaaber.
tou Blue Garth.
Sir Con9ref:
l. Ditrift:
8. 8. Smell,
bon eoutox 60.
3. Difritt:
~. -. MeNair,
bon fennepin 80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05

@om. 6. 6. Tlambrau,
@pm. Gbmumo Slice,
Spu. albert Sdefcr.
Serr Sdefcr pirb cine 3ebe in oeutidel
Sprade balten.
- Cine allsemeine Sstbeilisune
erpartet.
Score @eiEcl, FraThcnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-05
9emofratiidbe
@ahen>@% criammlnns!

Cine Ieriammluns oes : ilben. @efcrw. Clubs
tpirb am
Momtas, bet .. Sftober 1876,
Mbenbs s u br,
int COURTS auS ~ st. Glumc
absebaltcn mcrhcn.
Die nadiol9eno bcSeidneten gutoritdten
bon ct. Saul wcroen al bieicm Nbcnbe &ebcn
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24

he following circular has been
issued by business man in New Car
Isle. Ind, and rny serve good pur-
pose to merchants elsewhere similarly
situated:
MY DEAR Sm: want to ask you a
plain question in all kindness and sim
cerity, and would like to have you
answer it honestly and candidly, not
in two or three years or months, but
now, this week. Supposing you were
as poor as Jobs turkey and had inves-
ted 8, 900 or 80, 900 in an enterprise
which you designed TO mat~ -
clusively cash business; supposing as O
matter OF accommodation and good na-
.uro, You had trnsted it ont all over
the country from hell to Jericho; sup
posing you had kept adding to your
means and still putting it on the books
for few days until your funds were
played out, like old Foots prayer
meeting; supposing you had claims
against you in the hands OF business
men who had accommodated you in
good faith and needed their money;
supposing you had some pride in you.
and meant to be square-toed aud
punctual and hated to Bee the man you
owed when you didn't have your legal
tender in your trousers TO pay his Just
and lawful demands. worse than you
would to see an Indian or the devil,
and suppose those whom you had ac-
commodsted felt perfectly contented
and easy, SHE'D the track when You
went to see them. and told the wife of
their bosom to answer, mot at home,"
or came into town and left without
even paying a part; supposing they
held your money aud waited patiently
for wheat 10 come up TO 80 cents or 81,
OF pork TO bring S5 or S6 hundred
what would You do? Wonld you let
your debtors go and smile and smile
and be villain or would You sue
every mothers son Of them that did
not pay, il 10 was the last thing you
did in town. IL You were an folest
man you would do the lattsr, aud that's
Just what shall be compelled to do
il the Lord is God or there is a king
in Israel. don't want money to
look at; ] can earn enough for that; L
don't want money 10 salt down Q new
er could make il keep; but ont Of sew
eral thousands trusted out / humbly
want few hundreds, and I'll be- IL
I won't have il or an execution re-
turned nuiLa bona. love you myself
az mother loves her first-born, but L
love 10 pay my debts better than i love
any man, woman or child on the face
Of God Almighty's green esr.h. and.
10y the great Jehova and the Cont.
mental Congress-. I propose to do II, IL
I have to make costs for every man in
Olive township or in st. Joseph's conn
ty owing me. Now let us have the
| "spondnlix" and see how sweet and
pretty can smile upon You. Yours,
courteously.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
A Thrilling Drama.

II is whispered, says the Sc. -Louis
Republican, that young gentleman
in town is now hard at work upon a
new drama, which, when completed, he
hopes to sec presented upon the bosrls
of one of the theatres here. II Is q
purely American drama and n very
powerful one. In the seventh act OF
the play the curtain rises to show old
Moneypouch. the insurance president,
discovering his daughter going down n
rope ladder nc midnight 10 land in the
arms OF an inpecunious hut loving
young man in the yard. Old Money
pouch yells ont:
"Hi I What's all this ?"
The young man folds his arms stern
ly and rejoine "1 wouldst fee with
thy daughter"
"Cmses on the villain" roars the
father. 81. rss'ssE
Here the daughter breaks in with,
"Oh. pa. wipe of your chin I"
'I viii not wipe of my chin No,
never False mink y thundsrs out
the stern parent. s..ssTs.
Then pull down your vest. pa, do,
responds the loving daughter.
"Ungrateful hussyi How can Tpull
down my vcst? Dent You see I'm in
my nightshirt ?" shrieks the distracted
parent.
"Ah We have erred Give us thy
blessing, father-in-law-to-be," IN
young man now puts in. and he an
the young woman flop down en thsal
knees in the damp grass of the door
yard.
"Abai Bless thee. nv children
bless thee ~ answers The old msn
spreading his hands tonevolenfly. 81
will boost the IN business, nv son. ant
thou shalt vet become president of :
savings bank, ard slope n better styi'
than thou hadst planned"
The curtain falls amid what the wri
ter of the play expects VIII be ~
widest applause Of the enrspture'
sudisnos. 80 e.. 4a-ss
at
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
Flowers.

Amongst all the pleasant things Of
life-and the all-bountiful hand OF
Providence has scattered the path OF
our DAYS with innumerable pleasant
shings, if man would but enjoy them
there arc few more pleasant than a walk
in the fower-garden before breakfast
on sunshiny morning. To see those
mute and still, though not motionless.
creatnres---we mean the blossoms
opening their printed bosoms to the
benefcient rays which give them their
color and their loveliness, welcoming
the calm blessing Of the light, as IL
with gratitude, aud seeking in their
tranquil state Of being, for nothing but
the good gifts of God. might well af-
ford q monitory lesson; for everything
in nature has it's homily, TO us. the ca
ger hunters after fictitious enjoyment.
How calm do they stand in their love-
liness, how placid in their limited fru.
ition Of the elements that nourSh them
how, lin their splendid raiment, do
they sparkle in the sun, how do they
drink up the cup Of dew, and gratefully
give back honey and perfume in re-
turn.-IEliza Cooks Journal
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

These celebrated cars are rnn on all nighi train
ON all the lines OF this road. They rur betweef
Rapida. Chicago and Dubuque, yis Clinton
chicago AMI Freeporf. Chicago AMI Marquette
Chicago and Green Bay. chicago and MiHau
kee. Chicago at -. Paul.
This T. the Only Line running these cars he
tween Chicago ~. Paul OF Chicago and MI
waukee.
At Omssa our sieerres connect with the over
all points west OF the Missouri River
AL Ticket Agents sell tickets ~ inls route.
W. n. STENNETT,
General paescnref kccut.
MARyTH HrcfrT, General superintendent.
msrit0dccs
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
sort the Potatoes.

Among the shiftless practices OF some
farmers, is that OF tumbling their pots-
roes into the bin Just as they come from
the ground, big aud little. sound and
unsound. sltogether. Then when few
of the top ones have been used of, the
nile is covered with those which are OF
III to to eat, and every time the cook
has. need of supply. che IL compelled
20 dig through this costingto the great
damage OF her fingers and temper. A
much better way is TO sort the potatoes
before they go into the cellar Draw
them into the yard nea':: he house and
tip then on the ground; this vii rattle
al the dirt from them and leave them
drv and clean. Then sort them, put
ting none but good table potatoes o.
one variety into one pen, and when thu
crop is wanted either for cooking, th,
market or the manger. IL can he easil,
got at. Such coarse will save muci
annoyance aud some loss.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
NUMBER 1854.


The following explanation OF the life
and character Of Samuel j. Tilden In
from Democrat papers, who know him
well and best: ri
Beyond these facts is the current be-
hef-not confined to personal or politi-
4 cal enemies either--that some portion,
at least, OF Mr.. Tilden's large wealth
was secured in way that will make
him an unsuccessful candidate for
President. New York Express (Dem.)
We oppose Mr.. Tilden because we
have found him 10 be an insIncens
man, trickster. hypocrite. swind-
ier, a traitor. and perjurer. i Brook
lyn Argus Democratie).
| Here IL what Democratic newspa-
per said about Tilden before his nouni-
nation: "Shouid Gods providence,
seeming estranged.' permit his nomi-
nation, by whom and what would be be
nominatedr BY the servile, con-
sciencelrss tools that money can pur-
chase; by the most corrupt influences
that ever entered into a Presidential
nomination; by the system on which
all other quack medicines are Sold
ADVERTISING and even respectable
medical associations read out Of the
profession doctors that will advertise"
Tilden's surroundings are bad. II
elected, he would take to the White
House the worst set of political jobbers
and thieves ever seen in Washipgton,
and that is saying a good deal. 1t
could not bat be that q man educated
in cunning, IN hypocricy, in iniquity,
nominated in corruption and sbameless
Ia saH
could elect him, would give us the
most corrupt administration the couu-
try has ever known.-[Cincinnati En-
quirer.
That is the story, told in brief, that
was filed in Judge Williams court
day or 80 ago against the great railroad
lawyer. who has not yet made anything
like definite reply to 1t. These two
operations involve what is called
breach OF trust; that is, Mr.. Tilden,
being intrusted with certain sum of
money for specific purposes. diverts il
from these purposes into his own bank
account.
Such is the case with Mr.. Tilden.
He has q record, and, unfortunately, it
is not one which will stand adverse
criticism. Moreover, he is the selec-
tion OF politicians. He awakens no en-
thusiasm among the people. II NOM
mated, Hayes will beat him as bad as
Grant did Greeley. Gsp
. 49,
II (the nomination OF Tiden and
Hendricks) would be, on the very face
of il, IN advertisement Of total politi-
cal depravity. So palpable a fraud
would disgust both the friends of hon.
est money and the devotees of the
wretched 'legal-tender swindle, and re-
ceive the appreciation of none but po-
litical hucksters. Il Chicago Times
(Dem.)
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24

The Official lIst of Premiums awarded al
the late fair win DO paid ~ the Treasurer ai
the First National Bank In Hillsdale, on aud
after Monday. Oct. Soth, 1870
The officers of the Society avail themselves
Of this opportunity Of returning thanks to
the superintendeuts Of the several Depart
nents for the very efficient management OF
the same Also TO the members Of the sever
al Viewing Committees, for the perseverance,
In discharging the onerUus iabors committed
70 them, and The correct and prompt returns
made. ID. TlMMS, Pres.
| T. VI. HOLLOWAY. sec'y.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
CUT FLOWERS
CENTENNIAL DEPARTMENT.


special 70 Ms Y NJ Holloway, ladies pocket =.
Ies years old u 90
special % Ms II Bali. centennial mirror, ~
special 20 Mrs. Pridesux. case silver
knives, Japanese tea set nom Japan,
sp.ates from China, nover vase 100
yrs old, 1 milk pitcher over 90O yrs old,
bible 50 yrs old, dress 70 yrs old,
shawl o, yrs old. For nne display di- ~
piomA and %
Special 70 Ars job Card, knee and shoe
buckle over 100 yrs old ! %
Special 10 Geo A scheferdecker, Clemens
work 800 yrs Old, Chemetz works sas
Yrs old, Confession OF Augsburg BIS yrs
Old, book Augustlnes Confession, lss
yrs old, book OF Melanchtons Work,
$40 years old, book Brenfen,s Calcnla-
ton, ais yrs old, Lepsic Treaties, 2G1yrs
~ old, Saints bible 1871 years Old, English
Bitle iso yn Old, For anes, exhibition A.
Special 70 l. Griber, table cloth In use lel
years, boz glass viols over 90 years Old,
fpewter plates made In lIlb "
Special 10 L Bryant. Concordance OF the
Old Testament 9se years old OO
special 70 = Harding. oil painting OF the
days OF &c "
q. A, JANIS,
q. b. GARDSR,
JCiIs MnsD,
Committee.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
Railway.
CAN ADA sOUTHERNR'Y.
CENTENNIAL ExugsIOyIsTs

WIN. Of course, wish % see an me ssghts com
loftably snd cneapv. Tothis cod Tie Ganda
southern H'y Company has, though ia
connections IN the Weat anal Northwest, PLACED
ON sale largQ number Of Tourists kxcursiOn
Tickets atgreally tetiuced, raies, by which pas
sengers can not only visit -tirs Centennial Exit
bltion az Philadelphia, bat can. ia ad.ilon. visit
the principal eastern ciiles, with an apporr unity
OF stopping at any Of the great number % famous
resorts IN New YORK and PeBlsyly ARia,, The
Cnnndn southern Is fie only line frcIn the
west running directly 20 Niagpra Falla giving
passengers, fronI ths trsiu. a wonderful pano-
ranic view ofthe Mighty CatArncf, 10 ors q
Shoe Fail, the Great Rapids, and landing
them directly at the Fails. The track % the
Cauadu southern l. an air line, laid with
steel raiaof the heaveet pattern; tn-fe are no
curves or grades. Wood Il used for fueE coaches
are furnished with the Winctel Patent ventila.
tor, ensuring perfect freedom from dust. With
- cOinplets system Of magnificent ParIor,
Sleeping nnu Drawing Room Care
from Chicago. Detroit and Toledo, and
~ admirable CONNECTIONS at Niagra Fails
md BufiniO wf'h me New York Cen-
trnt nad Grie Halfway tire can.p'a SOUTH
ern ]. last becOihing the tayOrtte line to
the East. Tickets Via this popular line can
be procured AZ al olices ~ connecting lines, %
az tine Cumpanys own ufncPs.
Any Information can be obtained by addressing
FRANK SNOW,
Gen1 n . AndT1cketAGr.
NJ aA DErEOIr.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
Class nI-fpRSrrRE ASD House IN
g-l l PLEMESTS.

CLASS uI--fpRSurRE AND HOUSE IN
f-a s PLEMESrs.
best psriOr furniture, G II Painter sS
"a do. do DO W
best camp chsirs, do 90
special for display, 40 oip
SPECIAL 10 N Brightman, pieces finished
aud unfinished tables anu Dedsteads 60
best spring bed bottoms, Heseock 3 %
"a = 40 do &C Belts ! %
test Drooms, G veoder i %
best Datter tub, Jeremiah Gregory ~
Al do do do -
best port barrel. Jeremiah Gregory, 4 %
best cssk. .st work. Lawrence Dsi'z' %
best milk safe, Adams A Buchanan. . %
best clothes wringer, J. A Rose. I 20
best clothes dryer, j. 4. Dogan, ] 90
best clothes bars. J. r. Van Epps, 90
special, Jones BrOs fIuit dTyer. Dip
special, Miss Hsttie johnson, single and
Doodle coal OIL stoves. . %
| Special. Comstock Bfos. Adrian, s5 sprlng
- bea and mia safe aud screen. dip
Special. Bunt Lawrence, dlspiay OF cook,
1 parlor and coal stoves, r "
| Special, Nestfall a Armstrong, display OF
10 cook. psrlor ami coal stoves, aud
copper stove fnrthture, 10 of
4 special, John Y. Cook, display " stoves
| with furniture, q,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24

There are 5000 working girls in
Boston. who have seventy distinct oc-
oapatiens.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
5T HlaSSDAAAE, ~ ACtis iUEoDAH. OCTOBER "A. 1870


Awarded "a shs Arwsusy -ssxsh AN
nwalPetr 90 shs- ssssssaais oswusy
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DIVISION G.. SHEEP:
cLAss r-rrNE woous.

best buck J years or over, ! J Jones, a 90
best buck 2 years, q NJ Chapman, diploma "
ssl test do j Jones, ~
"a %. 4ley levitt, arsvmr %
~ heat Id DO fsFErI ~ = "a
III do 40 Orlando Parker. q
les, buck lan6, > Jones, q
= s Ss.S : 90 q ! is;,s .o,!N sei =;
ri gfie Sess DO 10 40 80
90 10 ia. do Lensn Strong, - o.
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best pen ewes year, - Jones, %
81 do DO az DO O
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sILke GLASGOW,
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GIRLS DEPARTMENT.
PINE Ante AND DoArRsrIos.


Lnella Sherman. let on rag carpet. 81 90
do do I'd On quilt In cviors, %
Eivie Parkhurst LIST on quilt 10 colors, IS
callie Webb, ist op glrl's dres-, ] 90
do do, ii on rpg, 90
Alica Messenger let on plncushion, %
do do I'd ON hem stich hf'kf, ~
do do % on lace butterfly, IS
do do Ist on slipper case. rs
do do ~ on stove holder. %
Seiiia Hunt, lst On canvas. spread. IS
do do "a op worsted udy, ~
Cynthia Monroe, lst on tidy, linen
@ and ak, I 80
Gertie Avery. LIST on motto, 7a
do do let on air castle, %
Carrie Sheldon, let cot and worsted tidy. IS
Eva McDougal let photo receiver, IS
Ettie Card, ist wreath worsted nowers, %
Carrie sprowls Let on martled wreath, IS
do do I'd ON motto, %
Ida Aldrich, lst on needle work, SILK, 10
Mollie vanealkenburgh, 10 yeais old,
% on pincushion- 70
signed, Mrs MAsr HEwirf, Ch'nh.
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For ceuncu BIuSf., Omaha, and
California

Two through trains daily with Pullman Palace
Drawing hoom and sleeping Cars through T.
Council BluGs.
For st. Paul aud minneapolis. two
through trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars,
attached ON both trains.
For Green nay and Lake superior
7 wo traiLs daily, VITA Pullman Palace cars hi-
tachcd, aud running throagh tO Mar4aette.
for uilwnuk ce, four through trains dai-
Iy. Pullman ears on night trains.
for winona ami points in Minnesota, ont
through train daiiy.
For Dubuque, via FreepOrf. two tlfrouRf
trains daily. with Pullman Cars on night train.
For Dubuque aud o a Crosse. VIA tub
ton. Two through trains daily, With fullinsi
cars on night traln.
Ser sioux tity aud Nnnkton, Twt
trains daily. Pullman cars 10 Missouri Nallel
Junction.
For Lake Geneva Fonr trains daily.
for Rockford, sterling. kcnoshu
Jnncsviite. and OtAer polnts, you can hay'
from Two 10 Ten trains daily.
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CLASS u--eoNBsSe woeLs.
FL best buck year Old, chss. Prowdley, Q %
9d,sest suc iamb, kaward WILLIAMS, 40
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