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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-21
Dry Goods at Bottom Prices

ingersol I ~, OF ST. Paul, the great dry
goods house Of Minnesota, dating back to ter
Tltoriai days, having survived two panics is
now in the mid=tot the hardest OF hard times
dong an lrnlEons4 business. The secret o.
their success is that the harder the times &c,
the lower down come their prices. They don
propose to ~ beat BY any crisis. The Tess
money Il man ~ woman has the more anxious
he or she j. to make it 10 is tar rs possible
and hence they seee out such establishme nts
rs inger>oa. where one dollar will buy rs
.nHctl as two dollars III good times.
W. want ulr sarinef trends to give lngersoil
Il CO. a tr.a. Il can be done with very little
trouble. send them your address with d re-
quest tor samples OF the kind of dry goods
you want. and you will receive in return 4
neat little pae Rage Of samples, each with thu
price marked upon it, YOU can then compare
these with TIM quality and price OF goods il
your focal stores, and if YOU are satisfied that
the former aYe cheaper you can send for what
Won want They will be forwarded to Won by
express c. @. 7. II they do not correspond il
every particular with the samples the money
will be returned or other and satisfactory good
sent III their place The firm ara determined
10 give substitution.
If YOU want TO buy neat and useful presents
Tor yonr friends send to lngersoll 4 Co Sd
and Wabasha st.. st. Paul
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The members eecl 10 the pending session of
the Minnesota Legislature, will be glad to learn
OF the great advantages in hotel accommo da-
tons, over those 0. any previous term. Here
tot0re IN order 10 secure first cassA ,commoda-
ton sit was Necessary to go the Merchants,
but Mr. Baker has obyiated this ly opening
The Clarendon on the corner Of Sixth and Wa
basha sreets The Clarendon is only three
blocks from the capitol, one block from the
post Office. and three blocks from Third street,
the street cars pass to and from the capitol
every few minutes, 50 that there will be no ex-
posure to tie severe weather that old s'PrOb -
tells lis we VIA have in January and February
The Clarendon is new throughout, has all the
modern Improvements found ia first class ho-
tells in eastern cities, consequently has every
convenience that its guests can wish for. Its
proprietor has thorough knwleodge Of the hotel
business, and every department Of his house
shows by lis order, that it is under his direct
supervision It's clerks are competent, polite
and accommodating. Its cooks are perfect in
The culinary art. Its walters are attentive. It's
dining ro0ln is large, well lighted, and COM
Portable. There is no better kept hotel in the
state. Calls see Mr.. Baker before you de-
tide upon place to stop" when You come
70 St Pan
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Sheao insurance For s Farmers.

WHY should you pay high rates Of insurance
10 fire insurance eenanipes in New York
Connecticut or Chicago; and run the risk OF
some town or city bnruiny up and destroying
the company Won have insured with; Won
can know nothing OF the solvency of these
nonresident insurance companies; their as
sets may b. s..v,-sted in all manner OF val
uelesS securities
Blu. in the Minnesota Farmers Mutual Fire
insurance Company OF Minneapolis you have
= home company, made up Of farmers alone;
insur;nS only farm property; conducted right
under yotr own eyes: its assets largely invest
I'D IN farm mortgages, and which has success
tuliv carried OH business almost from the
iSt. W hen Minnesota became state
Its enemies shake their heads and intimat.
that il is no. sonud and urge that you had
better invest your funds i'll some foreign hr,
insurance company. But. il is said, "the
proof o. the pudilng is the eating of :" and
the strongest thing that can be said i'll favor
Of the Farmer Mutual is that i; has during
all tie pas wears II its existance promptly
ufet every ass amounting in the aggregate q
grea: many thousand dollars.
Farmers. la.routsa yonr home institutions
Insure IL 3 farmers company. Write 70 W. \
Nimcc.s, Secretary Mime ooliS.
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Dec. 90
FLOGR-Receipts 10000 barrels; No. 9:
50 9oaS4 80; supertne state and western, s5.0Oa
SOB; common to good extra S5.45aS5. 60;
good to choice do s570as5.75; white wheat
extra S5.75aSs.00; extra Ohio sc. 45aS1 90;
extra St. Louis 5.25 as.o5; Minnesota .patent
process, 81 5oa950.
GRAIN Wheat, receipts 1877 900 bus,
very light demand; ungraded spring sl.09a
| so; white western sl.35; No. 2 n. y. spring
caso, 81. 81 bid. 81 IS asked, No. sl.25 No.
| Minnesota spring 81 .3S.
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Hol!oways Pills And Ointment

Scuryv aud Disease Of the skin. Fever, rest
less sleep, foul stomach tainted breath. languor
depression of spirits, always attendant onthe
worst cases OF contaneous eruptlons, are stead
lily and radically removed by these medicines.
the ointment cleanses the skin, and the Pills
purify the blood stimulate the liver, and pro-
mote digestion. % cents per box or pot.
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70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Remcmaer that it is an invariable
rule - discontinue sending the ANTI
MoSorou,e al the end Of the period paid
for. We h2ve 10 right to presume that
u subscribe desires his paper continued
# he docs lot renew and remit; and we
are nor wiling 10 force it on him.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. u.
FLOUR-Demand light but firm.
GRANNY Wheat, active and shade better,
unsettled; No. Chicago spring, Sl.2OH. No.
sl1sH: cash ) 1917; seller January; S.20s
seller February; No. 3 Chicago Sl.O7 l:0S1 u
rejected 93h 96c.
RECEIPTS-Flourl Il, 900 bbi wheat, 1877 900
bushels
SHIPMENTS : Flour. 10000 bbls; wheat,
60, 900 bus.
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Milwaukee Produce Market.

MILWAUKEE DEC. 2UlU.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN--- Wheat opened steady and a shade
higher; closed firm; No J, 1925; No osl.19A;
seller January Sl.2O4; seller FepruarySl 81 =
No. 3, I.10k
RECEIPTs-Flour, 1888 bbls; wheat IS, 92o
bushels.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 1926 bbls; wheat ! >
800 bushels
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IRE Thing Has Broken.
wanted.

The Boston One price Clothing Store Mime
apolis have marked down every overcoat in
their store & prices which will sell them,--
don't wait any longer, as the bottom has fallen
clean out.--Ii you can't 90 yourself send fer
an ovelc0a..
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$685. Nv, We TkhH A 5 g. T ;Ssn-
cry All xps.a Maine.
Notice,

Noa-e.st .-.,S any right or authority TO incur
peculiary a legation in the name or on behalf
of the publisher OF this paper; and all contracts
for advertising are subject to our negative.
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ALSO WITH
Kansas City, St. Joseph &
Council Bluffs all
road, for

NEBRASKA CITY, ST. JOSEPH. ArCHIN>
son, LYAvENWORTH, KANSAS CRY.
FORT SCOTT, GALVESTON.
And all points in the Southwest.
Returning, will leave Omaha at D. m. and
Council Bluffs u 40 y. m, reaching si0ux
City a. $50 p. m, Manka.o .. Gao a. m. and
-. Paul at 1900 m Time, is bonrs: max.
ing this
Ten Hours the fhortest and sny Direct Ron
Eetween the points above named.
Passengers nom Minneapolis will take the
2S5 p. m. train on the Ainn. K ST. Louis
Railway, which make. direct connections 4.
Herman Junction with the .sOmai1a Express.s
Tickets and further information can be prot
cured from CHARLES THOMPSON, Ticket
Agent, n. VI. Corner Third and jackson st..
.. Paul, and It the Depot foot 81 jackson IT.
and from COL. JOHN w. EENION. Tick.
Agent, under the Nic0llet House, Minneapolis
-. James AccOmM00a1tOn-
Laves 81. Paul at ., m, and arrives 1t ST.
J1mks It p. n Returning, leaves st. james
9 0:4S >. m, and arrives II 81. Paul Il D. -.
6u1dayssxcspted.
J. n. DUHOP, General lsnaser.
JOHN y. LINCOLN, Superintendent
J. &c. 0YDEN: 0snssal 1iekse Aaent
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY Or
RAMSEY District Court end. Judicial
District.
Thomas Bower pitt

Thomas Bower pitt
VS.
William Dawson, Maria l.. Car
den and Peter s. Garden her hus- SUMMONS
band and. Dewitt. c. Jones Deft
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, TO the above
named defendants:
You and each OF you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action which said complaint has been filed in
the office of the Clerk eI said court in the city
OF St, Paul i'll the aforesaid county and state,
and to serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers, a. their office in
ST Paul, in sald Ramsey County, state Of
Minnesota within twenty days after the service
OF this summons upon you, exclusive Of the
day of such service, and If you fail 10 answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintltfiu this action will apply TO the cour.
for the relief demanded therein, besides the
costs and disbursements herein
Dated Move .nher 9th A. D. 1916
MgAn 4 THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys s.. Paul, MINI.
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ChiCag &N0lhWGStGrlR. R,

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluas,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwau-
kee and all points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections arr made Mt Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich.
lgan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, tor all points East and
Southeast, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South
Close connections are also made witt, the
Union Pacific K. X. at Omaha for all far West
points.
Close connections are made at junction points
xr-.f Tofl
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For tue mex, SO days we will sell the new
Wheeler & Wilson straight Needle Sewing
Machine, a. i discount of % per ct. for cash
Office = West 3rd, street. ,Canvassing agents
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1856, 400 Acres Minnesota
Lands For Sale.

These lands are located IL the best grain.
stock and wool growing regions Of the mort h :,
west; healthy climate, rich soil pure water,
cheap lands, free schools and good markets.
The Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad
Company also offers for sale 800 million feet
OF Pine Timber, large portion Of which can be
manufactured on the line Of the railroad. TIM
Der will be set apart for the use OF each mill
low prices made for stumpage; special rates Of
freights given, and every facility offered to
make the business permanent and profitable.
JOHN II. ILSLEY.
President and Land Commissioner,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
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DR.. J. Naming has ceased to act as canvassel
for the AST1-MoSoPoLIsr.
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Four Dollars Buys It

4 good Warm comfortable overcoat at the
Boston one Price Clothing Store Minneapolis.
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Notice.

L. nea.. sl4 advertisement in another col
unm CONFIDENTIAL
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MsRAET REPORTS.
st. Paul Markets

ST. PAIL, Dec. ~. 1870
A pretty fair days business took place yes
tsrcay no;w outstanding the weather was pretty
sharpfor outdoor transactions. Receipes Of pro-
duce were fair tu. nothing to boast OF. As
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines Of this road.
This i the ONLY LrnE raining these cars be-
twe-n Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Cnaha our sleepers connect with the
Overland sleepers on the Union Pacific Rail-
road for all points west Of the Missouri River
Among the
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inducements Offered by Thu
Route

sssNSSS0Sbbs~sbAS ~JJ~e w ~ ktJI0
Route
to the trsv ling public are ali the modern i'm
provements-Rock and Gravel Baliasted Track.
Steel Raids, Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Dav Coaches, Smoking and
Lounging Cars, Westinghouse Safety All
Brakss, Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute Comfort.
Running Through Five Great tatss,
and operating over 1000 miles Of road. this
company presents To the Traveller facilities tina,
are not and cannot be offered by Anv COMPETE
tor.
All ticket agents can sell yea tickets via this
route.
If vo1 wish the best travelling acccmrnoda-
/ tons, ven will bnr your ti9aets BY this route,
and will take no otter
GiRTTN HTGHITT,
General Superintendent.
~. n. !SYL.fNETT.
General Passenger Agent
3ly-wk
, 1876-06-22

!'cotsc =. and channccy \. Einwen, s7.7':4.ns =
John nNrlil, sll:l ii. -aainn w. surr- t:snw1ry,
SS3M,: % H. u. lIrnshcr "; Fernando .Ion,4,
# New, Inri, ": John ssrvIA. s:e:, n. First
Sativml l'hnis nf WH!kr an VT. Urs llln t)lcutt,
=. Il. .Gn.-t. e. kllnci, A.*fgn"r, ". Margaret
S:il, s;rGL ~ w. H. Morrison W. Al,Ec1 Aiken.
rinu,tfy Erown VI. HrorEr +. Harding, A1rxnn-
tier Mct'Dy nn L0rn u. lrntL; verdict, Si1, 1tty,
and mutton fnr new tgtat.
aErrHlon cornr-.coNrE.slosr-,Jame b. Tow
ct. .EF.. W. 'lAi,'cs ttRxtHt. S:Et7. ~.
.It1ME GAnr--Fsank Iagn VA. 1Htnea II Kcolcr;
verdict, 81 iis.tl0, nnd moton for new .rnt.
..Jrt'"E 'IAMGahN-G. II. CEshlng vs. Ezra II.
Sherman. s'.:n!i.
a. vrIohnnnn artl Frederick Il Mueller s7:i VI. -
Wilson Adjnttabln ChAtr ConilfanY VA. Annto lIy-
nHn md .sHtie staf1otl. Sl:nJ. IT, Hush y Hrand
Brewing Company VI. frank Wolf, s3lU. ;i,--pcnn.
.t: A. t:ulbrEtson ct al ". samuel Cotrman.
=. 70I. HI. -Augn-t Hcrk. survivor, cte., ". ID.
A. l1snrtlcr. s.tW ItEchnrl Norri*. .Tr.. Sr. rim
othy Wright. s5sEs a1 ncrshohl Miller ". Amefi.
motion tar new ral2;nHIrn Hcn,,ctt ct ii. VA ~.
E1lswolth Manufacturing tompany: vrrtltct,
S100. ~. -Lcstcr lir!>haw II nl ss. A. u. 1>unc-
l.c; yGrillct. s1l7 htj aibytn nNe!il r.. Eatnnnl
sS7 s5a tSmny ~ aacIGnia s,GrIs
ycrdlct. sI1a, anil motion for new trial.
,:rnnH MsAtLtsTEn-,t. y. llc1mcr n. Ncs
Silicon Steel Company So DDH. no. w 8. Jack.o,,
y. Snnlc. Il, ia. G..s. A. French ct al. rs. D.
N. Swincy, sbS. 20.
1lsooMlNaTpN.
Hprcta' H4sp0tch 10 7nt 7ftbsnt,
~; ;BLnoMtStTnS, Ill. June al.-To,day Judge
T|psnn rendered perpetual Tho temporary inJunc.
ts,,sn IT," sse Gso" H' s t{as Il I2 @ % %. Z 5 SI 5c
n'nt. In old of Havana, I.luc"ln, and Champaign
County. Appeal will probably III. takcn.
, 1876-06-22

Lizzie Reynolds was not ablc to appear yeatcr,lty
agalnnt HHrah licyno9tis in consequence If raxur
sasea various parts af Ilcr p"rsoh, mi In co,s..
gnenrc The caxe was contlmucl for two ,lnys in
81. 900 ball.
Z. i. Cnrtfs. arrested several days sIncc by OF.
ncce I>no!cy. waa yesterday tnfurr jnktlcr salI..
bnsy, and was acquitted IN tB charge " repre-
stntiis hiMaef Il, be All officer. On thc charge C
cxpnstns himself hc WIS fined s. and Gusts.
Tho russs us Hurry FIaya. George sJoose. aud
Nesr=e Ecefs, whu i ehart tiulv -s;,0 t"bhel tbs
ho1su Ut Mrs. fsnpp, No. 40 Wrat Wa'h!hgtnI
street, came NJ 'etuse Juttiee Ftotn ycsterluY A.
bond u 81, ,O4kj, signed by Josvph il. Sonrsc, i,
forfeited. Ainors was held su tiis Criminal Coun
in bonsiH Ut $500, and Keefs was discharged.
A drunken sailor felgns to hare hecu subhca OF =
small r.t. of .n"ney curly Yrsterdny morning at
trrtay he had hr ruycnye by proenrlng state war,
rantr for everybody wlio wfIc4rrl l,ts lurbra
condition. The ease haz been cuntlnurd until tho
1ih tn.t. for thu rurosu II increasing the nnrl
bet VI thu defendants as largely ~ k,oasibfo.
4 nototinuk old drankard and sngraus is Mary
HrtnUau. ai,l Wien rhe y not n The itHnan II 0r-
scrtiou yoa may generally hnd her III The County
jail awaiting trial fur theft. Ycatetday sle haa
awarded ninety daya IN tl'e lIonsc u correction.
LpOn ftcriying stnlenc+. she turned Ike tlgte.s
upon Dh,rur Mulimgh. who hta sworn ngalnst tlee.
with her hr4wny isis. This lndgo called her buck,
anl added ninety days .loIu u tlu sentence, and
then iIe old Auu was carried o to thu Hack 3arla
amidst thp LcrIslFe shouts Of this crowd
.Iohn Gibbons AayA that lie 1T: some clothes At
wa+iled. AMI that WHEN he caflrl for them Song
40ug wuG1u NOT give them up. 80 u had thu stub
born waAi!ec- @ashee arIchtrd and brought before
Jntttee Footc. lint Song Lang huI sunu nut an!t
nln. Sin On, anT Thlgui. TAu.Shin-all CELESTIAL
-Io appear ~ wttnr~4r4 They did appca. aud
, 1876-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Chicago Cricket Club viii play Friday at 4 p.
ILL.,, nt Thtrty.third street and Michigan uycnup.
Thu festival nr'y gnlny TN for the bentnt Of ~.
AIMS Catholic Church, corner Wentworth nschun
nnl Fffty-ilittI sfcr, IN the hull aliolntny Tho
church. Wilt clase Saturday.
The anniversary exercises of the Chicago Ladies
Seminary will take place ut tic rnpul ~ the Third
Presbyterian Church, e,4rurr OF Washington and
Carpenter rtrccts. this evening. 1T 8D'elock.
Tin lev. Z: + iinhrops Will bo Installed ~ pas
tor of ttr DASlanl Congregational Church Thit1H-
pastors aid delcgylcs frnm the other churclcs will
lake place Thuraday, at.:30 p. iii.
Thu annual examinations " tho cta.tcs Of the
University ii chlcn-o begin ta morning anil rnu-
inHr ilniiy bntwucn tho taHrs Of 8 AnA fO n'clock
fur week. Thu subjects for tn.day from to II
Mlts Ellnpin. From, II tn l: Virgil. Prof. Frcs.
man; Elementary Bo'any. Prof' nastin. The
public Ase fnylted
\ grand ln'lslca, unA literary entertainment viii
he rfsrH this rscni In. ut tile c1alsol of the Wash.
nsto1ian ioo ;',;s, VSs ss a:nl'ss . e M rsmpsr.
nn,uA lecture. "rurular nrlfts;" nntl the singing
Hnd music Will nv usual. by Ut tho very bept An
rnlotaio ling II E'larnnfeed The lla'llca. never
full. Admission fnr adult miles, .. cents; indies,
~ cents; uild children, 5 crntA. Conn ard help
tie 1tads.
TIM Swlts Singing Society Will. on the aath Of
this mnnth. celchrn.e double cvtut In tlieIr ma
tlonn! hfst0ty ut Wtight'a Grave. On that isy
Will br crlElHA'ed tho four hnndredth anniversary
ng tho bnslr nf Mnrtcn. one of thr n,ntt det trlre
ln.tt'ra of .i.p Ncnublic IT switzerland in hsr
elnrfs 70 maintain hrf Independence, md nj the
aanr t!fN" til" SocItly will rcrbratg the hun
.!rrdtll anniversary "t tlc American Independence.
Al our Swiss citzrnE. anu nhera from nil paris IT
tho eDnltry, will participate III The event. Tbs
SncIcty tlrslrH that ihtH double event hn N such
character as VIII do homer 10 thu lMenury OF botl.
, 1876-06-22

swnrr t'thhnna clrhr nut Of conrt. Wien nc re-.
nonstrntrt and paIh TINT It whs rut-up luh. they
sWnrc hin, clrns to ihc Infcrnnj regions t1"w the
Ch,nr'r Empire. They wnn i1e nntt-of clntllc.- -
anil the lawsuit,
!amr. T. tnnine'i,, pttnt"r. tnme ~ yenrs pf
nse. reside. with Ai4 wife at No. n snte. nrrr
thr pawn. shdr Of t'cnrgr E'nppcr*. lrtwrrn thn
twn shc1r ha. fnr .n,m~ linn rSt.,r m nnr'rn.nys
nr*% which wnR nnIy awaiting f1ttny opportunity
to hrrak out In nm enthusiastic and perhaps ~,
nsrfe1l,lc manner; A. 7:o 'ae. c,rnn:, t'anllr,d
sa,,c ho'ne IN slightly nrtrate,. c"n'iinn. md.
"aa be wha passing m h. apartments. riuek out
h,* tonsuc nnd rh'cA faces. nj Indy rnrpr1r:
who wns enjoying Tho IN bretzrs ami
fumes frnm nrchborIrs E1r-mtllr. Peppers
rcManetrated, anil III q *hors tive (aHincA cs'
sayrd 10 prove ilnt the lnrprsS family wcre emil.
tcd to hui. Sinister m fhrir hrraftlc emblem over
tho door. Peppers ral-cf rhnlr ta drn,'ll.t thu
thrtstun. wien Inc ta1trr drew iterrngcr.
cnfllrc lo, MI, Irc1, n. Peppers asserts direct IT
his hrsntt Una1frlA followed "r the lsA1 tA"s "
tAincIl n,n lhmpr thr paw1,hTnkct nvrr shH lett
eye Will, tr hut ~ thr Tc|nlvcr. Peppers Il ut a
lo., tn knuw wlmt hrcamc If t''u hui.
!rs: his hEeHst rshItAt. q scratch
which 10 elain4 war gisen him by ihe
hn'r'. md, n, h. th''t,p* NJ hsHyy chest. h. ta**
It must have hnnntlr! nwny trnn, him. The cnrtcct
theory !srrnbabiy thas The all 'lid not cotnr With
in flx races Of El* bsrntt. Nh ,lnn ht t'nilnrld
1neaM. Il for hi. heart, hut 1T his drunkenness Vas
mt NIL. 10 locate the heart of rawnhroEEhc nng.
,1otr The thnDti.t war nj n1er mrrrsteh by ohierr
l.ondetgan, nni Ia lodged Mt tie Armpry.
, 1876-06-22
SUBURBAN..


Tic examinations nf Inc pnbllc achno1s close to.
day. Tho graduating clns. af the lIEh sehnol this
ycAr IT, comparatively aVcnlsnG, a small tile, and
Is AnsnlatIy composed Of yan..g al,vs MONT. Fol.
lowing nrc the nan,rs of thc gr1tluntrs: if-srs
Alice Goodwin, 11rlcn q. 1'atwcll. Minnie l..
Isarncs, Florence 1,oalsnn, Annie N. Abcrcronbic,
md Elizabeth u. Goodwin.
Thc anniversary exercises. tl,nn.h not as Inter.
catfng ns tltSr Ut last year, promise considerable
attraction The programme IN ~ tollowr:
ifnsFHth htcSay'.............A Anttio VI, fwrcronhto
Sst:s @ ss!:s sSry' : f'i: ;SfHs
4 s*s, # s'ainfy iles
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Tile cvcat will take l,!ace Al }::'G I'm. Friday.
viii oecur n TIM mnrnny hcforo tosc pi tho ilich
sel,ool F0llnWin. il the programme aloptc,. by
the most important grattiltisr scl,on], viz. thu
kenwDDd:
4Sp.cys Frst Ics:o, Whit" & saie
%s s HIM. @ Isils hS
ss" 'a Il cn:iy is:"' ast
SIs "'1'a ''fa; sss Ss
sla's Mas sia fcr a fai 'S'ss Fsses
os, ", . ,ts II ys,te,ay: ys :I,.s n;n '9t n: @
taeuiar' production.
t wst thS warm %sanr @ cnc ~ ,a ,ar aG 81
ter friend than nmp-pott.
Tho killing of Mrs. j. Il. stod,lard mt wbcatnn
Yesterday .aornn. VII. peculiarly sad and Hhork-
Ing The iatly VA. snlng dawn IL the station to
Ant-sccrct Soccty Convention, in rrs+iun in Fur.
we'll Hall. Hnd waa wa1kln: !,etwrrn the tricks,
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wh'trr.cd few words to him, and thsn rushed
OF tG % e"niuh H. 'Gs atfs'. o, az" s'g = %
witt tho officers NJ tho Mcrrlnnt. EatIonn1 linnk
To ilcm hr mall. known hin crTand. and thu ran
is nrr.cms. rhc T1nanett nnnttcr ln,mrilacly dr..
cdr1 that when Mr.. lcrfcE."n wnnl!i l"ilsrv Mr..
"ys' rianr a. e 5 sns ' n a
:i4n ws.isa' asa ~, ,oo:y j. II Ttca.n;y .;
cns eo'sitl t" .itcIarsc! Nir icrIcktn shortly
atcrwa, carI Mron NJ farw:lt si"w'. s, ',ls
pleasant mn ending had been inat'c Of IN tho s"r.
mc'iiatriy eIckrd IN nc;v fonrasc npan ihe speedy
pFn-lMcI nf tnlnry. resumption. The "ft-rrpeatcl
rton,tca of 'nar .,lny sn,n werc n,onl tnhc nj
them ,,uw. general jny prevailed.
III tilr afternoon when thr nest of Mr. Farwrll'A
,n,ni'''nn+ election by hc council tno's rncc TINT
ions frn, lilr fellow: :ab"rrrs, nn,un: whom he In
,lerersc;lY respected rcr4onns'. J TntnnSE re.
1 @ M' tc s new cnrar IN @ ' soat a. IT. fa
lesno tlr osleS:" ",Wcl'. !,id II: 4, "i,i.n:i
Nevertheless, he kept on talking. md .ais' shas no
oT w* H"rf IT, III, sfPEd ; o ~ 't " t, h.
drafted, n1Il by lI!s answers thu reporter knrw
wli"St further INJURY that lie wo'sld of eoHr-e
I'll suppose" taid thy TasnrsE,s, .'ll,at you
will sc, 1,s .,"ls i" to III pa IA sft
''Tlerc i. no need of TINT now. Tho men can
bc paid IN the hsnal way, ~ str a. WI get IN goi
Enn9n: "1les understand That i f. Tue wi. Of
c c"e t9 aey b paid as 'oon ms po'''
we'|,s - ,..
INT viii yon rccnIn.z, the nathorlty OF TIM