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The Yellow Centaur Linilnent
j, vort'+its wright. ia eola 70 onTegs
h,Tsses niHi ia.ill !.

i. vortrits WRIGHT ia aola 70 oTueIs Of
husses niid isGlt !. - ~ A-B
TINS !. ninoAt i...s eilrel moIc So aimed,
SWecEioc. Ring bnEpd and Called Uorsco n
three years thsti have all the Farris r inthe
country IA sn ege, IL oBeste are simply
wonderful.
We ntt thousand. apc,i thou ami. Of
certificates ~ strong - tht following:
"My horse as'anie for year with +
lock wrench. Al remedies liter$ fade 8
10 cure and ! considered Mia wort liles- ne
tii I commenced to usc ceht1ur IiUimcai.
which rapidly cured him heartily 20 oiu-
meud u. "tEN.GEO. ". FiEEfs,
NanorlIllr, SchOa0rie Co.. y ~
''Dcsr Sr,--i have used your tcniu4r
Liuhnrnt IN NV family sud find II 80 be- 81
crcar J'nc. ?''d-c send NE two do'Ilt
worth, ON for l..e ylllss and horse.
RILEY rlCNLI> .
"FEs S'1tjoN. Wyoming 20. ~
! make, very istlte difference bi gAc
ease l.. whether b. bee Wrench. Sprun Fulk
Evil, Riughune, SrrAtclcs 90. Lamsfc Il
any kind. taa oEaf9 > "a the sAmot LIVERY.
men 81 &c prop etors. tainlars. 4 =. should
never Ice Yi,l"Ut the felisw ,ConLlIlr Ian
mon, II j. said everywhere. fnd ware NJ.
ell IN lie effects
Laboratory al J. u. EO-t 4 90.
4. LsEi, ; = ~" oEN-
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. The lame can g healed aud the wounded
made Whole. We upN know inst what the
cchta1r Liuhnaut win do. They will not
mend broken bones or cure Career, but
they VIII extract f-orcnoss, aIlay pain, cure
rheumatism and 3 iargcS rance Of flesh.
bone ana muscle ailments than any article
ever before discovered
Ntientiiic skiil cauuoi 20 beyond the Of
leSi- of thesc remarkable prrparatipns
'hEoNIo HTEGIsitsN of many yeats.
stsndng, Neuralgia, Weak Bach, Cover
sores, Nccping-Sincws. Sciatiel, gakcd-
friends. Distorted Joints and Sprihncd
limbs II the worst hind are cured by the
White Ccntalr LiuimCnt.
II viii destroy the pain AMI hoai without
scar all ordinary -bHrns and Scalds u
NiilcNirart the poison ci Bites and Stiuus,
and the lrost noiD Ifozsn Limbs. fl a
very cilieaciCu> for har-acns. To0th-ache.
Itch and Cutaneous lfuptions.
Mr.. Jo>iah WcStlake, ei Mary yilie, O..
writes
Nor years tHy Rhcum4tilm has hcon 80
/ hat have b2cn Unable 20 stir from the
house. The FIRST threr bottles Of CentauI
Linlment shaDlcd me r. walk without my
crutches | am inendiDg rapidly. ! ihnb
yaur linimcnt simpl, . marvel
q II. Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie
Mo-, says
"Ceniaug Eminent cells het;er and -.lvei
market" '
What The Cen'aur Linimcnt has done fo
other. 1t III do foF !oa. 1t j. reliable. -,
u Is Cheap.
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Adminisi,raior.s Notice.

Estate OF Daniel LampeIt, deceascd-
The undersigned, having been appointed
A!dministratriNJo of the Estate OF paniei
Lampert, late OF the County of Alexander,
and State " Illinois. deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the touiL
~ Court OF Alexander County, At the p0arl
house IN Cairo, I'll said County, al tiic JAN
uary Term. ontbe third Monday In january
next, al which time all persons having
claims against said Estate are notified aud
my the same adjusteri. Alipersuns IN debted
10 said Estate are requested y make iinms.
date payment 10 the Undersigned.
Dated this I'D, day, OF, November. 4. H.,
1876. MARGARET LAMPEHr.
ll-30-w-6t Admlnistralrix.
II M .--....L- ~ [. AZ. -
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Or. WHITTIER,
GU ST. Charles street, st. Louis, 40.

nsgNTNTsr 4 ,ts'dy ask ,At,si , 'e"ys
HNESNNE JoHrr or cid, FsrrsTffcI 81
sANs W = fhs TSG.as e:iad ef ryr4t-
tTssf. 4 f5?iGcHys or no ISs. Gallon or 5Ssysfr -
Or. yudsoy. 7oz (tesfliEE rtrtsfiSl Loa.is. re.
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# IS q mi- lake {" .unposc that raetoT'i il
not .AT,,cA 20 grown ptFsdns 81 wei rs
Children. ibcy only need 80 Ia eTcase the
quantity. Hut rAi dren have -pluHuy CONF
plants tor whi-u ASTORIA u ldapted-HSe
Wind Cote, So,'r sfbtrlth, Worm, iettar,
ieethiHR ana cr"up, t'ntit ia especially
recommended fer th M, q l... ..
H. effects are luore certain tLau (t1TCG
or. II contains uo -'ch0hA and i 'ic ,
ant TO take %, honey. 81 pfyer n1pc, Dy
regulating the stomach and houel- the Gas,
toiia cCoi, The blood. cNpcls worm. and
prevents fcye'islme a., Fiiietsthc nerve. anil
proanees Health -7th,,n 81 epuTsr oitiijreIi
,,lu slycp in quiet and mother, cyn Z. -r,
Cdstafiei- recommended rs all piry itSau
al nuIses who haze tFiod IL, sud il il haN-
ing a rapidly inrrra- ~ aa.,e- II prePsLe ]
With great care ailer TIE recipe dt Or SAINT
uel Pnchrr, Of Mas. ~ abe Laboratory OF
j., 4, Ross \ 10. - D.y, lDlk, .fas faF
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21
One by Orc the Roses Eall,

Lik. thunder clap from clear sly was
tlge sab. Of thu ST Paul nsi atch tntiie R'puh-
licans |, w.t- HI .s>t .vii,ne. that Mr. Halt d,'
moi ,..hev, in ,h- ''third n dlctioii," llldr,' )
elections il h. had he would have chung To tht
ship Willie plank WAS left.
Cant. Casl.. j. M abi,. politician and WELD
An inciSlce ptsl -he ~ moreover u esiilieitiai
IN ,h,. same way falstaif kn-w the tue prince
- lN instinct. We Meeouie linn to the saitori,
field.
Mr.. HALL leaves behind him the reputation o
the mn>t industrious. merge ic ant e.s prs II.
man III lnv ilmthw at. \ perfect III rsci 81 10
a,.ittI Stl ~ activity. We ale Cad Is knn"
that a,s !ah,f- have. not t~..n IN van ADD tina
he r,.'lt,+- from editorial III. with ! Az ssoin
com,pteiee Nav Ae live long 10 -lios Il.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21

Readers Of Tus ANTI Mon PoLlsT who in
tend ,i-i,ns III. STATE Agricultural Exhibition
and Far, would do we'll to visit the Clarendon
Hotel before making arrangement for bnard
ei.ew herr. This house Is coi:v' nieniiy los at.d
on the corner Of 9th and WAbasha stiettS, on
block from the post, office and near the bust
ness cent. OF the c ty, is first class in every
thing but the price, that, the proprietor has
wisely suit d tie times. II is new tn oughout,
except the h .ker and H. ha. grown graz, III tin
hot. u,i> inn s.. 1t is only necessary t. taxi one
meal to i've satisfied that his halt century If ex
p-rlenc. has given him a perfect know ledge q
the wants OF the people. Gall on The III iaii'
MIR Baker and we mr.. certain that Won will /.
pleased with him and the way . keeps TIN
[ clarendon.
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4 Waro Il EVERYBODY.

Man was BON into the world, peer depend
ent creature. L. ave nm alone " lthtfit i"o'i ana
rrn,.,. and he would p-rloil Fool can now
~. ton,,a nearly on.vrr. conner hut clothing
j. a NOR, diittult coin,nudity,a good stock l.
hand 10 ind; bat tin Boston One Price Cloth
ing store, minneapolis, are aga u on hand and
,h,. largest stock ey., s.en III the country To-
full . oof . f the aement, look into 'hei
store. Those who have dealt with them kro"
how they deal, oilers are invited to call All c
STE.
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or interest to everybody,

Every body will be interested III knowing
where 10 o.. good teas. Mr. G. 5 Moor, " no
for 20 in1ig time had clarg- OF the Atlantic.
4 Pacific l-:, Co.'S. store III Minneapolis, rs S III
in charl. Of tlit. lea store at the Old humber,
Ssonth Cd St.
From his extensive experience in .she ia
trad u, ,..pl ule be cal.nu fail t. suti the
most sastidons, both y 10 price and quality
Mr.. Moore is iirring teas III clubs, write To hlu
To. nrIcs. la.
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ST. Louis Produce Market.
New York Produce MARKET.

NEN 1ORk, SEPT. 10
FLOUR-R.ceipts 1900 lrirreis; in isr de-
mand; No <3 i6ts .UO suprrlill- state ana
w.siern 81 lUa4. %; colnilon good sHtIa ~
y5a5 w. good 10 clIoic- So: 5a5- ~; white VEST
err extra, So 55a7 rs; extra Ohio, si.S5a6. IS;
extra 5 Louis, A1.7ols 30; M,nnesots patent
process, s.. 7OAs.oo. Rye our. rady; s4' ia
5 25 Corn meal more active; western S.ooA
275.
GRAIN thea. moderate denim !; business
was Checked ty the advanced preten,ions OF
hold-rs; receipts, g. ,tWD iuls; rejected spri:ig
81 Qua 10 X ;un7ra ii .O.allo; No MIMI
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independent conss sslonal Conyen.ior

The Central CatnHlttes' II The tnGt pendent
marty, Tor tie Fust Congressional Distract ei
Minnesota. h-r-l,v ISSUE III. following Call
for n district convention We invit. II titd'.-
p.nd.nts. Democrats, Liberal Republicans, he
muhlivs,l., aud all others WHO ar IN FAVOR,
Fist, Dt th,. rep 4. o, tine Specie kesu,ap
ton aud National btuk acls.
Second Makinv grs.no,ckS a iull legal ten
der and lllttr i.,lie, bale vi Ii the bonds Il iIy
Unite. State be.s,ing low tv.t nterr>t
Thnd risld teununy III tiau r>r'ndst,
mrs III tire government, Il strict avcoun3aalitN
OF public officers aud a reasonable Reduction q!
their hish s.sl'srts.
10 u,.,,t il. delegate convention at 0wa'onna
Thursday, cepsrnis er llth, 1916, At - och On
N; 10 la.t IN nom lisatioa one candidate 10
~, inter ri Corgr -. Tie number 81 dele
gates 10 Ire ,ir !, from each legislative dt>tficl.
1 liz Comm! te-s recommend ami utSe ST.
friend, II take early actioo ~ fally org ais.slIs
their ctun,le, asd election ascinei>, that ilsr
convention ulay II 4 fatl osi-. Ii Ii4e End tina,
W.. MAY t*sr,neseilt.-sl i'll Congress tv osie wife
will Labor ioi financial reform, industrial
anclp,tult, and 10 preserve til life Ostiie gem
back tnNt >stved the naiiun aid nj 'rt.-d I'll.
p~opsths list apr m"iry they ever lad, aiid
wue viii lats.Y t,r rvtvelu III all departments q
the government
IN. ELltor, Chm. Dis. Com.
&. II. >sieh~uui, Ku-tlurd.
C. $ kNssLAxn, Man ursi.e
= ". luMN>uN, osatanna
Al L <ruln, K -. - k
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Remember that it is an invariable
rule to discontinue sending the ANTI
AloNopoIIsT at tie end OF The period paid
for. We have no right to presume thai
4 subscriber desires his paper continued
il he does not renew and remit; and we
are not willing TO force It on him.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21

Since the roots-r> raid .s ta- NoftaA-ia
bank. business in this city has o--ii 1t-t-.rA !!
suspended. Nearly i've hundred men Il ih'>
city have tsa~sn out alter tl m In. sire L
nav, l~~n crowded from -arls msrn till late a
u. lit ~ith " ple AK, Us !, fs~ar the ta'.sa
news and 80 give il. IT Opinions of tie mos ~
,.perr .ds. tor the "tsa.g'ug II thu r"htrrs
TTu- Thousand All on. runners wh'eii iiss.
lSsu aii,aSs were eagerly caught up and DIS
,.,,..,+t nry and sca SlI,r ii has o-ustse sri
din, tia, they have scsl~d. 20 isics has
ls-;, taken up for DISCUSSION 1is- nosnina
ssons at Pennington and Hastings ar. tr.'ii-
,snyx>s~si. The Gssss. Lackers are jusasan'
,y,r ,lr uo,uiua,iai IL iiou. IgiIaiiu> Dnn-
ne.ly for .ngr-ss for this district, AMI man'
: ,:..nsucrai aai r~pub.i.ans will vote fnr u M
|, .,oks nnw ~ though there would Ire VII
n-->sesd in Rice c,,nnty the Sr-1Ss PsRiea
rsr,su,,on ,h., was ever known. The Gr>-si.
tack cause j. fast lining gro"nd, and 'sios.
wi,a have attempted Z. G-l,tii~ the movement
.re vii Ing 10 acknowlsds- its strength
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A Dealer Says:

During an experience Il over twen'y years IN
the stove business. lave never seen stove
Tia, gave such universal satisfaction 10 P'!i
cl.s.r, ~ III. CuARrt Il OAK III all The esst litial
,milts tla, combn. to make npa first-ciass
stove and coll- ider it hot only the eapest
Lut t,,t, best stove for the mon. ever sold.
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r. 4 Mot. E-q,. Couay Sala- OF schools
will hold pubic EXAMINATIONS III teachers IL
t..ilows: At tine sah,oi hos i'll Siii-iisvIlls
an Thur-day 5 I,i- 2l-t isst. nj NorthteId Q
"Wednesday Sept. 2sth: ri Warsaw Thur q *
Del, f,h. and til. urt louse. III Farihault
Thuas d4y uct 9Th, all commencing at .
o'r.cA A. ~ and holdlng two days NJ North
held and Fur,b.nit If necessary
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Il has ben ii. cid-a ps the ca ,ifulan oil the
l. ,is.,enaent Grevntstek County COMMITTEE, -
call the county >onventlon to- the s~ttcsion OF
a c.auty ticket, nj TUE Court II Use IN this cry
on SATURDAY. October 9TH 1916. II i, Of the
.re.,le>, portaucr. that every town iii the
county would Il. we'll represented hy large
,iei.sstion. L-t-very Gfe-nsack msn max
II l,o.u, 10 T.. present. siri help select cadsi-
..s.-, .ur ,- utioe-s To b. flied. If every green
lack man vii. do his duty from now I'LL Nov
enlrr 9Th. W. can carry this county by iarg'
majority. For uncc 1T us make thus = PERSONAL
,,,,,trr and So. that our work is thoroughly
dame. am! wi5-i, ,i- sun 10 5 town OH the 9th
.f November it vi tiusi ~ ,isn~-ons.
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The fall terms OF SlIattuck SCHOOL and II.
Mays Hall were OPEN a on Thur-e y OF last
w..N with servic. AMI Communion at tn. Ia
th..iral OF our Mrr,ful Savionr. Rev G-o. b.
Whippe Rector Of tine Parish OF thu Good
SIR, ,iir-ri and Chaplain If It. Mary's Hail il
| the absene- u the Bishop delivered the ad-
a
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21

Wouldn't that bloody shirt which was cap
tn ed ~ tire camp ui Iii bank robbers near
Mankato he 3 splendid article Tor Strait 10
shake thrOugh lLe district tLi, fall!
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The statement in the Pioneer-Press and
Tribune To the effect that the tank robbers
were Tildvn men, has been disprov-d by the
discovery in their camp Of bloody shirt which
is v,ry strong evidence that they are for HAYES.
Don't ilY
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21

The charge made by the p.one-r-Press and
Trihun-'> pretended Farib ,ult correspondent
under dat. Of sept tn that Archibald attempt
ed To capture the ANTI NJ ,nop"li-t convention
Oh the 9Th hut Was lady b*at.n is a lie and
vas g,t.., up with tire batanc+ OF his letter IL
the PIP rs Office in 81. Paul.
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If yon wish to sell your money tothe highest
bid er, AXE j, TO the Boston Onr Price ClosEing
store Minna }olis. THY A.+p the largest
stock, aid sci, e ods the nearest "b+d lock
Of any house in the state. Over coats for 80,
and upward, furnishing gools never were as
cheap as now.
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During our absence our valued friend W:
Il Mavilsw Esq of Fountain Brook, called at
our rtiic- We r. ,e, VIZ we've not present to
meet him. Call again.
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Hon Jos Goar aud e. l.. Smith went forth
on Monday last To fight TIL Greenback battle IL
Goodhue aud WaLai,ha counties.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21

The all absorbing topic OF conversation II
this city during the past week Las been tn
bank robbery al NOrtifed.
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We had the pleasure of an agreeable cal
from T. D. Carson Esq OF he Elk XII ef News
Ne arr glad 40 hear OF the prosperity Of HI
Well-ediied taper.
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Plunket's Theatre Company are here again
for the lar. They op-ned up on Tuesday
III, lat It'll the play OF sour Boys
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The fourth annual Far oi the Cannon Valley
Agricultural aud Mechanical Association
opened on Tuesday last. Mkt we k We will
gave u condensed report OF the affair,
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The Anti-MonopoliSt.

sofa spring old slls; No ? Milwaukee, old ST.
i2a,.l5; amber Michigan new $3.50; No ?
Chicago spring, old, 81 OIL he; winter red
western INV $:.ohi2 8.
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1t is not trne that th- roh,ers have telegraph
e. back for their saddles ana br!less.
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Milwaukee Produce Narket-
Milwaukee,. Srpt. |

Milwaukee,, S-pt. Is.
FLOUR Steady and unc1 .nged.
GRAIN ~ heat finn, No. | SLY; No 2,
f.:lu; seller Octols $l.O8 rs seller November
S .OS rs: Nn.3, CIT, l.UJ4c:
). K. c-las- Flour 400 Lt,>; wheat 81, 600
bushels. corn 3t0 bus; oats, 5,6Uc bus; rye, 700
b,l. barley 1861 bus.
Shipments Flour, 800 bb's; wheat %, 900
,sl,ei>; corn, 100 bus; oats, 800 bus; barley
8, 2UO bus. Ty-, -bos.
FLUCTUATIONS or THE WEEK.
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have bren large but stocks III store do MOI ap
pear to have materially accumulated. = iot'.-
tl,,lls aye universally h'm aud for some sfanes
considerably higher. Orders from the east Tor
s.s.p~rla,ive' and KXXX grades are coming
IN again, after advises ut higher prices have
gone forward and several large lots are going
to various EASTERN points, mostly III Ne"
England. althouy dealers are not without Or
ders from west. I'll New York, and evea Mlchl-
gan, Tor that matter.
We advance quotations, altllou ii in some
instances, as reg rds solie brands, prices are
unsettled 'sSuperlattve." Or patent proc IS
tuu, is uuotabie at u Utn9. 10 per bI; AS to
brand and quality. sXXXX bakers flour Is
held firmly S5.oUa5 70 per ''bl; family CRATES
of xxx at <5 o.5U Inferior bran Is VI
XXXX and good brands OF AAA saleAble u
"a uUa475 yer bbl; ordinary Xxx a. 81 ~ Pr
blu: Red UOl or Indian flour at ~ gu Ill sniali
lots. Bulted corn meal Is selling at 81. 6O per
100 lbs.
WHEAT-The arrivals, either by team or bv
rail, are not excessive, although When il,e
weather i, favorable Considerable
numb+r OF farmers are in market ready
to sell their produce. There is yet some ODD
wheat lett in the country, rs is evidenced W
the rail and street ceipts Vt the elevators.
| Prices have advanced to correspond with The
| ad vance in the shipping and sr cul;tlve maj
| kels and the advance Is equal to about NC per
bu.llel Good No wheat, which Is tn. oe,t
/ SFduc AIltVluS, Will seiy 10" AZ ps'C'.oS -
sal, able 10 speculative buyers and to mslers ~
| So: inferior No. > at 9,a92c. No. ,''3ai Us.
but this quality is Very seldom offered: Much
CT the new wheat offe, ing will hot AIDE 10y the
scales above No 3a.d tor this SO is lai l..
As the crop Of wheat throughout tbs " wheat
growing regions Is undoubtedly short amt rs
lii. surplus crp Of this state will DOT be NOR
than euua to the actual waits Of te nlliers, II
Is more than y, obAblr that supple, FROM pro-
ducers will come to mark>t very slowly.
The following are the quotations ot NO.
whea. in the great markets yesterday week AND
y.,terf!a, showing the course VI prices duiins
the week under review.
Last week This week
Iivernool Ssa9sid IS I'D a9s q,
My York Sl.I5 ST..
| rti,.,,,o 1t2Y Us g.
! Milwaukee, Luz i.io
ST. Louis Produce Market.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. ~.
FLOUR-Firmer for supsrtiuc and SOUND M
dnlH Ntias. .
GRAIN Wheat higher for best grades \
red lat, II, l6a Is IA spot; ), loa Bill s-ile
5 September No red fail ei, spot AID seile
September; 81 USHa LUG se:rr Ostober
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10cALS+
r. Read the advertisement in another col
un.u headed CONFIDENTIAL.
Notice.

Dr.. J. Manning has ceased to act as canvasser
Tor the ANTI aioSoPoLlsT.
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The meeting will commence at Z IL
O'Clock each evening.
Thu fri, nds oi the cause are requested
To make all necessary arrangeme nts Tor
the meetings, such as lights, halls, etc
and also to furnish Accommodations for
the speakers as they are labsring at their
own expense without hope Of reward.
HOW, ICNATiUS DONNELLY.
Candidate OF the Independent party OF
OF the % Congressional District OF Min
ut ,ta Tor Congress.
Will speak upon the financial issues OF
the day nj follows:
Monday Oct. 9 at2 p m. Kandiyohi
:. !" =" Z 80 :. W,llmar
Tuesday " 10 80 !" De Graft
!" :. 81 80 j" Benson
Wed,day :. II 81 80 g Appleton
Thursday 8 II $ :3u Montivideo
Friday ..l3 % g Granite Falls
/" ~ 80 IS Redwood Falls
Saturday ia 90 :: Golden Gate
p" q 8. 80 New Clm
Monday Z" l6 80 :. Sleepy Eye
Tue sday : II "2 " Nicollet Stain
" !" - 80 st. Peter
Weekday "lS" 30 . LIE Sutur
Thursday "l9 {" 80 8 Henderson
Friday % Belle fialne
| .. :. Z 80 g Chaska
Saturday "21"2 West St.Pau
Monday g 90 8 80 . Hutchinson
tuesday :" "A 80 Glencoe
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21
FAR1BAULT DEPART'T
FRANK A. DAVIS. Editor.
(ArLOWELL's OFFICE

The first story OF The new Elgine house Is
up.
The Democrat issues daily this week dur
NJ the talr.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21
FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
Chicago Produce MARKET.

Chicago Produce MARKET.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.
FLcuR-G Good demand at full prices
GRAIN Wheat active and firm snt higher,
No.2, Chicago $i.O6H c.>h g :OA rs seller
October: 81. O5x to l.U5x seller Nov-mb+l:No.
| 3, Chicago 80 to 94c: rejected, u to 7Sc.
RE''ElpTS-- Flour, s, 900 Lbl> wheat, $4,000
| bushels
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21

THE MCCORMICK HARVESTER,
The Greatest Success of the age.
Improved cutting binders stand outside AMI inside dvlder.
IN HIS
cTrlS A.ARATJs VAR .NTEn TO CUT AND ELEvAlE IN
SELF BINDER or WHICH, w SHALL BUILD FEW
OUR HARVEs9TEE19.
think of huvng Harvester until he
has the improved MCCORMICK
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21

w. ELLIOT, Chm. Dis. Com.
&. II. >inhess1is, hu-ihurI.
c. 5 kNssLA<n. Mast .rsis.e.
= IS. lunN>uS, o~atnnna.
Nj. 4 >s~u'a, K ,S..s ~. K.
, 1876-05-06

eraA!ng stamps from barrels rilich he pickad op
from aaloon.keepo1a who had faflod 70 do 80.
Tbs defendant hAi been away grant daa1 from
Tho ntoro during ths past ton days.
Jacob pleHH Was dnKAghh In lawsuit during
tho psat tan days With The defendant. Wttuoss
was unsbls to asteud to bin own business during
the tiMo. and was hlstsflcd that ths defendant
vas In tho natne piok1c.
George 1ohnsun. \ hoy about 1t years of
ago testified that he had got oDo empty bartsl
from saloon on Halstcd atrest. 1t the cornes Of
Wright whom h. identified A. Jasnes Merry.
George A: Dlckerman Testified that ho ia
Gaugor assIgnod to the Filth District. IT. which
defnndant's utors IL situated. The last gAugiuK
he did ttoEe Was on April ~.
Tbs Cumnl's1oner tten announced that. ah
Ihoro seemed to be evidence 1t ieast Of caretose-
nesa on the defendants part making at least n
cAee Of technical violation OF the law. ho you'd
bold him. but would rodnca tho bail from ii 0s0
10 $4,000. Ne" bond WAS then given ii that
&nouns, with ex.Ald. Ackhon ~ security.
james Noasr. : l,quor.deRjer 1t tho coEnor OF
IIalsted and Fourteenth slreets, was Arrehtnd
yesterday and brought boforo Comm!saonef
lIoyHe ou warrant EwoFn our by Cant. Bonner.
wills. Cutef D,vtsion-Dcputy. Tho charge waa
thAt Of returning 10 James Walsh, tho Lake
street dehlef certain barrels on whtch tho stamps
ho1 not boeu cancelled. Noary nas held In $500
bail to await a furshor hesr.n1. james Walah
aud Francis BIonnan appearing Al his securtloa.