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HOW TO- SECURE PREMIUM

DIR. P. A. Baker in the Beekeeper'.
Magasine publishes>a plan to secure
the largest quantity and the best hon.
ey, which Is we'll worthy Of trial
The plan is simplp to keep a very
strong colony queenlds during the
period Of the greatest flow Of honey.
All apiarians know that I virgin
swarm will work with moss energy
in building comb and storing honey,
than one With d full ,spplI.a twis
not uncommon { lo6s ls's. 4kalilies,
with everything needm for storing
honey in surplus boxes, to loaf about
the hive. usail : ~ empty 4amstsre
given bet<edn the full onaes; when
thjg I1ill soSn bs6llsd. but, being in
tie queens chsmbsr, she immediate
i performs; her maternal duty and
you get no honey. The law is immu.
table, in their allowing no empty
space between broad combs, and the
law impellng the bees, to fill the
sp&oe with comb, acts with. like 'foree
in indicating to the queen her duty.
By. virtue Of cause and effect, T if the
entire hive is made into space, it j.
but fulfilling that law for the bees& Il
promptly tiliit with comb and honey,
if perehance, it is in, abundant sup
ply, but madam queen being present
We must allow : considerable force to
assist in attentions to her royalty de
throne her and'supply theoolony With
material to make Z new one, and yet
allow none to mature for q period
and Ne shall have our boxes filled
with the beanteons nectar: The op.
Grafton is 10 put two large swarms
without queess H,comb, eiuteg 4 hive
filled with empty sectional frames
Of hso5nassyy toxa, and f9fVe ods btdad
comb 1t one end of the hive, and b.
fore the new queen is hatched, remov,
shs comb and give them : another
When the second has become fertile
=
the greatest flow of honey being ove'
remove the honey frames or boxes and
81 the hive With combs o. empty
frames as the fall season for 81 honey
may may indicate: The queens. and broai
combs can be utilized to sadventage
which any intelligent apiazian'<wil
understand. ~ I.oyrI !. So :,
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-TheSo4h Of India ObserueS says
that the jewels worn BY the little
Guikwar Of Baroda 1t the landing
Of tie Prince Of Wales are estimated
at two millions sterling. The princi::
pal features arc a plume Of diamonds
in. liz turbanS, I'D a larte bunch If
pearls 5fringed. With gold. He also
wore (, the famous dismond Star Of In.
dia, the purchase Of Which nearly,
broke the Barado exchequer.
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SiL G 1875 y
The Pal Aal gGusetse prints some
facts touching Germany's war pro
parationa, which s. to show that her
development" and : increase OF the
army are not out Of proportien to her
operations. in = naval direction. Next
year, twenty-five ships will, be added
to the nasy,-three armed tur7st fri
gaites, five iron-olad gun-boat., eight
.oorvettes, three torpedo boats, two
.|yiissos, "a = yacht Of. the be- screw
corvettes, four will BE- very power
Ifhl;; having engines Of $500 hozseri
ipaxaR,, and: each armed with twslva
InAvy.gunsI;ua o@'n*r-7'.% s......s.. ~ "1s
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!. :.,;-- [1 Centennial :Commiasio nelis
have appointed POI Il. !, Mr.. j., Middleton, Of
the be J Meth Episcopal. Book Con:
Germ, New York, to take .charro OF
the Sabbath.school department Of the
r.l:L:s:..a. %sf-s }t's'' =
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GETTING RID OF sTUMPs.

Some one not long ago started the
idea that sulphuric acid would totally
destroy stumps. An augur hole was
to be bored in the top, filled with sui
phuric acid, and plugged up. In q
day or two the stump would be eaten
up, even to the very roots. The ex-
pertinent was tried and failed, only a
portion Of the stump at the top being
affected. The following method is
recommended by the Scientific Amer;;-
can: In the autumn bore hole one
to two inches in diameter, according
to the girth of the stump, vertically
in the center Of the latter, and about
eighteen inches deep Put into it
from one to two ounces Of saltPetre,
fill the hole with water, and plug
up close. In the ensuing spring take
out the plug and pour in about one.
half gill Of kerosene oil and ignite it
The stump viii shoulder away With
out blazing to The very. extremity Of
the roots, leaving nothing but t ashes
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"A :h 81. h Year, ago four news
paper. We !! published il; N ii, ": York,
TIE TX, he!a. q 9'asstter oraan d. To Brit
". 9. ao1taheorities TIE Asysr Tie on
easss'. g. 0a's g az! and the New HStk
1 tsssa !. TIE organ q TIE Som Of
Libstty pub,lii. 80; s JOIN Hot;
Who it one tins nv Va. !, 60 oompelled ~
tets and .'oth,. =, goods in ..:
change for Hi paper. a. S''7 "a. '''
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Chicago and Northwestern
.;".'' ci'1'j13 Ra1Way.; T. :'a!~

f.A' IL. IA " t.l -; I;.>itolsT - IT,. -. All
!, ch3a,seS D,ssei., .1e.eae, Gl.y.'
fd5ied sSItsS' ~; YSff,
1565s, US1t1np 1paiIs taipe{ 16f 0EG1aislo,
s1ss a'SS SS t ss SSs H4 sSf *
nohaI 0roS1fS syi 9lfltaaise; q Clsui4 I'd all
Peicss esrt4 ts'ts epth eaa - aheaA by tAsir
Chicago i < xolthsx ;; 4 n.,r~. I;
Close eenpse4ioss are na;dx 4 Chicago vitA
Central; baltimore Q6io, Fitts6uIEn, Foft WaSne
and, Chicago, .KAakAkee Line and Pan Handle
6siss fs RUIZ e e "
pointit,l!' -Es45> II ;:..lt o. - -,
Close connections AZ made It: junction: points
With trains OF al cross roads. 81.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS. '.,'; :;
These celebrated ear.are nun on all night trains
on ~ the lines Of this road: =:
Chicago and 81. Paul or Chicago and Atlwaukee.1 -
sleePsH % tie gniep P.se ssiiosd, for III points
Among the Inducements odsisd, BY this route to
@snts Roek and Grs3.i Bsil.sted Ttasf sss:i
B.dlt. Roet and Iron BRIDGE, P.!ieTand Di..i1s
eWeetsgheuse Sadly Air Brahss, 'nlSS steAf
s sssa .ss!. :na f''s''1n *ss se ~
RUNNING i7HRouaa FIVE d1ExT ssrxrzs
ia y..stidg W 1seoina6s .oad TIN Or:
e9ypse19 t.SoSGa1dor hst1tes thst ,aze1al
4 Z sss:: Vi. hi
~ yea vish.tAsbest tr.1slins ,,eoamnoaat,ons
ZSa wia by your tickets By this route, and tt
General sSpt1. =! !. ca. 70. As't
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1T . !! :: 80 g, 8 s, - q
sA:la g.. ,%s@ o. n,
s:t..s,., &c." ~ W.
ST. PAUL ! !; MINN.,
j.. a.. . FOR 1875.

i-s.A i.,~~r fp y 4i~-tt 81 Il. =
.p.ety
v.'sfesst
a...as
opsad
ood'to
market West
products
nents Commission Merchants. ""* r}rA =. 81 @' ~
~" AGRICULTURAL 1np1rnEHrs.
E: s::''''; s:;'; IT,: : :
BLANK MANUFACTURERS srAr1orERs
''''' '''''' ~" ''' sookss11nas AND srAprosnns
D Merrill 8 Co, IS Third street i -:
; ,:# s.. BOOTS
ror.p.ush r.rbe1. So Third st->= i ut
r. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
a'''', n.u'"'n. g n''. l. wharton los Jackson
CARPETS. OLE CLOTHS, WALL PAPER, 20.
1sss q srx as W. qshs
". nj y. CHINA, GLASS. AND ooE HNsw ABF; S ~ |
cra;s 1as1in se Third
s.*1 = CIGARS AND T0BACCOa -:
Campbell Burbank Co., 50 E. Third ft,.ls.h G., % Third .
,<*:I -" ',:"~* :C0eFERA SPICE MILLS.
e h: n'':' ''' '''; cc.n,..,o. ,.aeu4...
:;:! e., Z: n s;:;::'* *
";: -. oosrEcrtosrRs. 49,.
htaes Mooarthy;lo Feanh, It +:.' g.
~; :.: " COAL, AND CARBON OIL.
SAUNDERS 4 HARRISON; Wholesale los E.stsda.
D'cou Co., cor 9Th and Jackson B,.adh'
:E~:..,:. .''~*' DRY GOODS.
and lis S:s :: Il. : :ss
ENGRAVING ON WOOD
u,..s 10 s. FANCY GOODS f's.ss., .,, ,.*
FuRs HIDES WOOL. GINSENG, &C.
| -. - GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ss ~ ss:, sn Pr sss IS
reats a.t. soe9s, s,ss ;..l.
=, IT.. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY 80" ! *> >:"*a
IS ::s:;:s
Vim n..,n 100 Third o. , ii
! r;>.:-. @........ IRON, NAILS AND srsE1
Nise'' Ds''' 81 Third. Brokers. s4 Third
| ~" a. LiTHoGRAPH1Na AND ENGRAVING
8: r ;s' sss os' Il: &:
LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS
c. % s': ess1{ Lumber Third
"'s '*ss': MACHINERY, AMI RAILROAD SUPPLIES
~ woosey G., cor Third Z 5aetso. 1t
t.. M1LLNERF GOODS. ~ :
9''''''" Co. 50 Third s: s;:': :'' a':
"" Randall III Third ; p BOX ,.ru,4e,ve.e.
A'' Russell Carpenter PA Third Co,
:! PUMPS AND PIPING.
II woolsey and Jackson
4 SHOW AND PICTURE FRAMES
chas Bauer, street.
i sADDIEkr AND sApp1BRY HARDWARE:
Marshou' Ware rs Robertt sehndt Ki.t. 50 Robert
i *:~ -. SAFE MAsgfAc7uRsRs ':'' '''''' -
America steam s.tco ch'.s Co.. Bigra P.o
SEWING MACHINES SEES f. ;1 %egRrs
D.,!: Co., g.. Nh. k': 1s ss''' Agents
Wilson Excelsior Ass 4s Third street.
leg - 20 49,. WINES AID LIQUORS. 1870.
s':s :: r: 4
II y ae!e. Z aeez e4 !:e1.ea Ct s.5n
eH1eA .3e !. M ME #
rur era ru.o1e1 IN. 81 MILES rHr suoprror
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BLANKS

r. .tt.,t,e, ., Atto.,,,, Justice. 81 u, r,...
sow1 onesss :aa esass, % es,l.a ~. enc
p''.s pp'y u o'sa.s' !. p..sss
'1sa new Sps on soodpaesr' sas Aseo1 tae fosn a
aeee appeevs4 ard y gsnssal. uss. 9nsy whl .
sfa'sn'd . s - R lsa. prices: 81, .,s,l>
. DISTRICT ooU1f.
49,. -, H.'.| - AZ !.F"4'j .:':,
iAath:atieasion- 1Aattl1 y. 81 j.
n Ansvsr ooste eng
a A9P..H.o.,eoo :. mi; .>. j.. .,O -.
Ass..,.-n.-..". ...,'.
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A.:.es.'.s-Aad:.is''r :.,. ).
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AseasA.sss-"nS1 f,.,t.:e<s :. ,e>,:.~..
Ns..:.'-Aot'ee oA; = =
cs-. .. Sa aSssA 49,! - ;.
oo..,.,,.or- :fiisi,,i6iX.,j h,a-ss' $50.
11. .~:ssN Il =. :,:a,,rg
p Se. .sr4..-, ~ I-eH
c, ,tta,s,.T A->,,,2y
o.-..... ~-...~ x, .,I..:5f y :. Il -.
observation-disclosures tot '>'.
1''as-Note Of ..., :, ~
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,t Ns1es :. Appeafenes
,HosEe " 3asi
1ep'svisAAmdAsisf d.
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For all papers going outside
% pay postage
Specimen copies when requested:
- the JOURNAL is the Largest, as it is on al,
,. sides admitted to be the Best newspaper pub
4es lished in Northern Minnesota.
w. b. MITCHELL,
st.
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CH1eAG0, ~MIEWkUHER
AND ST. PAUL. R,Y;s %''i'' a:'5 70

TIN s1HAT TH1oUaH L1N1.BE1w11n ?
CH1CAG0, I- NEW ENGLAND, <s''+'~ =
.! NEW YORK.: :, lie sGiTHR GAfIADAI
AliEsSte1.n ana B,so5uthsrnai Po1tnti;,, "',i
AND TIE tsRE4rE' NORTHWEST.
,oonnjetaaB' II sChteatto with Ill Ea1tsrnn ina
sootPszA 4eA tn2taloI-a: VIZ :: ~ y; .ssa :;
u III. 4znes III III :s psss
o1the City constantly psssins. .-,r;,r,a ..nr l.,
CHICAGO CITY oyy1e. ..e . and Is Clark 81.
1AlIMAgk18D 4Re3.-Cosnsr Reed and South
water Streets H6tt6. CSf1 md Omnibus T1neg
s.s1pieS a1sslastpthsseffon setae pkiaidpsl palfl
scrfr fmlxx1 oo511jt1eet=-ioo Ea.t Water street
esEneEW iseopiin 6ts :is:G iI1I ,:t..>: =
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HOURS THE QU1gKEsraI@:.:i-y
81 MILES THE sHoRTrsr

HOURS THE QUIgKEsTaIs<:ieysA
81 MILES THE SHORTEST.
CHICAGO TO. NEW: YORK ORR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
49, .,-..''r AND.-.-.'-.'. uSc-iSi J
PENNSYLVANIA ENTRkLtROUTE
Thi. tho only ro.t. Ilnptnx i, III. ,G.'
BxaaAaR, Day An. ffAfXcc1t ,cAis,' -4'a'
Through to New York, and thstAiJ hdats sahata !
. THREE DAILY LINES
'PULLAAN's THROUGH PALACE
From CHICAGoto
|dARRHBURGA PHILADELPHIA IND MR
|; 49, '''''"' - YuRK, -: = 80 5';'''.'
WITHOUT CHANGE,
With but one change to
M Hees., j.: A''e1 Hs:,.a.,o..
"a boston. ;..''' %"''''''''
Through Tickets FOR ct onaees Of connectfnt
me, y TIE IVES, and at,llQnnese fthe Eoft Wayne
ana fennss1vanta Central Route, In Chicago.
CINCINNATI~A1R- LINE
is theonly Route RAINING
DAY AND SLEEPING CARS THROUGH WITH
!, OUT CHANGE; TO o1Nc1NNATf; INDI.,g'5
!. -: ANNAPOLIS AND CoLuMBUs. >~...,
ONLY ONE CHANGE ;,
INDIANAPOLIS 10 MEMPHIS, NOBLE I'M
NEW ORLEANS
" j, tTGA-iiii " u, TNLJ,A i. -" .
II Direct connection male q CSlunhps WITH :,
P1A1 AN 4 l).ItE 4, REMMSKLKANZA
/ ~. 49,. j.. G2E9Ng1I!4RRAL: K, .;,>-,, < H..
/ BAEsf1MioRE 1 oH fe RAILROAD, y.
u IEl &3a2asss; 10 s"h3 Sa-~ AHI- w. ~
P1T1sBg1aH, PHI1ADELPH1A, IA. A111afQsBh&,
] WAsHIN0ToN AND NEW YORK, .,-n. .
Without ch1nxS. 0" - '1''A'
W 2; 6 4 ) Q IND
Az Genl PASSENGER Ags9trP ennIylya,
! aJ1Gni& g AtfH RaiHd6&: :GS Il
VII: l5&o ;To@ sduR &tRE akoet,Est
u. -z.2.z7 - 1JGirc- =, :So1!4c7eseo'o:
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ington ladies are engaged, in getting
up. b.. - ''.-s to- :<~'.:....:..::
V - During ,thepest fiscal year tho
amount Of money which vent 70 tho
deadletter office Vs. $777,166.66, Of
which 2,829:49v could-enot obee,fe-
turned to the forwarders, o~ing'ste
there bring no clue = their address.
"A petition j. i. circulating, in
Misunderstanding, the5lI eg1lstpre to
70 amend the city charterlaas :to'sal
.lot thef YsoterS 81 to vote directly on IL
eensipps the !, .ale Of ppiritaaoas, malt o.
Xlnona y LIQUORS. ~ sh.e,i !.
e,,-The stages Ara r,makipg regular
semi.veeklY t1ips ,betwssh ,tBhnaack
and Fsa1goa, y. r. teams and
four mtetnt being engaged III tie wofk.
The time between Bismatck and ~
[w;ia four days. the distanpe .s22l 0)Ql
nmlles., -, :-!;'-e',,. ~sre :,x..: q ~.
,z-Ganaaan il still subject.sto' the
mania for railroad building; and the
Ontario Iegis41tu1s is besieged by
applicants #: tof !! SITE Md:; Those .> par
triotic persons are anxious to :tke
from $500 to-: SO, 600, per mile,
making in the aggregate a demand
for 90, 100000. -" D.! ~.
| Napoleon III. once expressed
great surprise to Gen. Banks that the
Americans should tax champagne: so
heavily, when they loved it: 70 we'll.
The General replied that the tax was
not because the Americans loved
champagne less, but because they
loved their country, more, ~ very
philosophical observation. !, :. ::
r. -Alad named james Cu1lar,
Is, was tossing up = penny piece aid
catching i in his mouth, 81 Wolver-
hampton. in England, the other day,
when the coin slipped, down his
throat. He was taken !testheo hcspi
tai, and after lingering for two nights
the lad died in great pain. '''''' ~''>.,
sr-A French chemist ,asserts ,th..
salt. alone ansvers all parposes;sfo-
packing pork. provided ALI animal
heat bas left it I before salting. M No
saltpetfe should be used, a. IL induc.
es scurvy.. The brine should b Z,
strong as possible, and cold water. j.
capable Of dissolving more salt than
hot water.
At an examination Of girls fol
the rite Of confirmation in the Epis.
copal church, in answer to the ques.
ton, What is the outward visible
sign. Or form il baptigm +, tho reply
q 4 bright little theologian xkas, THE
baby, SIR
Herr Krupp has been favored
with an, order for six Of his 1l:inct
steel e brreech loading cannon. u b<
shipped at the earliest moment BY
| TIE !. |. 81 spslni.h :aoysEnment ocCabs
at the special request Of Jovellar, tn.
new Captain General.
! The London Builder recommend,
people F !, y trasapla !. trees 70 max9
the north side Of each tree with rex
chalk before It is taken, up, and, Re
place Il ii ! itss natural position. 4
a1ger proportion viii then ill., a RI j,
ignoring this law Of nature tram
planted trees generally perish. " ''''i'
lob Crumnet :says old, Deacon
Ransom went to q circus and tool
his grandchild; remarking to ever,
acquaintance Ehs met That tie DO,
wanted K, see the sacred. animallt an
he couldn't find tin BIZ. heart g -
i fuse him. Arriving ut the tent, b
cried to 60 home, and the deacon ha.
to spank him to make him 70 in.
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0FTHiEl BEST ANDTRAC /; (

49, Connecting Il st. Paull ana Minneapolis
With the sevsrsa lines oenterinG u thosa points.
s1.PAuh DERoF---Cor. jackson and Leves.
CITY OEFIcE-1lS East Jackson st., corner
Third Street. dsEi =; .: :>I&>3I@:':;
Avn CARPENTER.
Gen. Pap1ald Ticket Agent, Milwauke
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+ THEoNLY THBoUGH LINE BETWEEN =.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE q ST. PAUL
- AND M11NNtEAP0LIs. -.
Il traversea finer coaltry, with frsndsr pesnsry
ana passes through moro business centres and
pleasure ffesosts than my other !Northwosto1n
Line. And TIE only Railway Line .,y .e>~r s,;I~ !
si, TRAvERslNa 7HE. VALLEY o. -.
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER
AND ALONG THE SHORE OF LAKE rrp1N.
Also via Madison, Prairie du Chen, NeGreeo,
Austin and Owatonna.
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,TERl[a.,

The aubscfiption pr,ee Of tho Pspsr n a26b nor
Yeer,' including Handsome on chlbi1o, sise 16x26
for six months, IS cents for three mouths,
VeE WA NJ A nrNTiis 2Ivr,iu,H1I
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:a,Iheskass1ax 121h sJou1sA1i y H. u. iuIosl
~ '' wa4i n; ,1x.i,s pxxr ,,s. ''ss%H 10
asdwlHs tine III Sbatsd ii I'd ftoat ii a.
eeysee4sy sf1sa Oh; 4st1i;G.og Of gclaQ .Ta ~
sW1IERH, 1NDER9sT6sa
g oftaese sasas'a ~ ,abas,ous d.s'
Those engaged in growing sr.in, rsa.iai ssua
stoes and "a the propagation Of fruit. ornamental
~ t..st y veil y the api!ttan the adri!
ma in every Issue q tie Paper. dspsrtmsnts e.
Dec1lly adApked - tAelr wants: Al essraY Of sblt
ana talented eentributo1s IL al the depsstpente
Ing and attractive TO both old and young. :.
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Send for specimen copy Of the Paper, and III
who desire to ace1gAEents, for terms, &C.
Address, eWESTE1NFh6ltj 0UHNAL.-
49,. ,: - DKs MoIN1s, iowa.
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1855. 2Ist =, YEAR. 1876.
~THE
w estern'u Farm journal,
y
1876.

1Aet Great Laed;eg and PePs!ar Farm, k'ssrs
ssde and General Nerspqper a., :,
tie Nortkuest. ''-' -
The Largest Asrielltpral and, House:
. + IL ElSldWeekiy fihlisheG II {,
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I The attention Of Attorneys, Justiesso The P6aes
1ovn onosrs and Others Il called Wy full snA
eoplses supply u blanks xhsse hlaaks azs printsA
With nsv type on good payer, aa1 Aze Of ths forms
aoet appeevsa. ard IN gsnsrsl uss. they Will b
esrnishod Of &c. Paul prices: 80 '''S'" sa1'S''
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A&tl9&||;,, 'G@0d& :SclIll||llaIIl8jijl8IP', !,
MERCHANT. -,
!: ~? :: \ T: {. OR Q s.
g..
il. and dealer. in -
Gents Furnishing + oo i
49, ~.''' 20: :, : .>.~W 1ats';"::7s%,: Il:
s''r No: g. JACKSON ST.;
81. Z 49, IN. 81. ra ~! :. ~ i
81. ST. RAUL, 11INN.; = ! !:
suits,

1885, Nd. u ths e.t .hiea.s .t'l. Il =
u. !, th.ort tI ntptiee. :" ~
Yl0n1l-1Y
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J. 8. RANDOLPH. -
Attorney fer, AniQses
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aI1sC1LLuAsNsEOus.

.5.iEz iEt,.& . -
.> Tho cotton Drop Of 1876 w. .bs.
low the average, both il quantity ind
quality. 49,. ~, $...1 '. s,'s.>.. :s.'''.
The lower house Of the wisoon:.
ain Legislature stands; Republi
49 Reformers. 49,; independents. 2.
~ :,-: Col. 7: B: Mills oasrs 70 pay, the
expenses Els 4. Of .endiiingg" !" regiment u
Arkapsas State Guards to tie Csa-
tennial. ;.,cs -: -, p; 49,. -, ss,'>.
Missouri can boast eight: doomed
murderers who are, sooa .te.a pallll
through to hAasmaa'. ohaadai into
eternity. -: ~.,:a';: @>zS1 ~. liza ~s'
The State Of New York has'srs;
dacsaits public debt, y, 7f4;P96 t09s; 3;
M.,sschu,etti.; hi :, iperes,le a. 81, fs,dst !
over FIVE millions Of dollsIa.~.':.. 49, y
I'm tho Singer viii care ,u'. 1t has
been decided thai. Mn. isabella E.
Singer, named in the'w!ill, i thelegal
widow of the deceased millionaire.
ireland has reared. ! monument
to Henry .Grattan. It stands iii CO.
lossal bronze in the city whose Senate
House re-echoed with the thunders Of
his eloquenee.,' 4 ~,> <..
THE Rev. Mr.. Hobbs; Of Bloom,
ington, has opened his: walls Of wrath
against . proposed eld leap year ball, =
the Ashley Hoqse' which the Bloom;
ington ladies are engaged in getting
up. .':@::. - ''~@ Ia !
-Dnrino the mast fscaI wear til
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

Crummet says old: Deacon
Ransom went to q circus; and took
his grandchild; remarking. to every
acquaintance. Ahe:5mst That tie boy
wanted K, see The sacred. animal, and
J, he couldn't find j. IN biz heart 70 -
fuse him., Il Arriving at the tent, he
cried to 60 home, and the deacon had
to spank him to make him 20 in
Richland beacon., 1876-06-10

PROCLAMATION EY THE raEsIpEN

Whereas. Joint resolution Of The Senate
and House If Representatives was duly ap.
proved on the 18Th day Of March last. which
resolution j, rs follows
Re il roSoIrca dy tie Senate and Hopsc Of
RPreSc1faftres Of NE UHurd States Of .Iuc,i.
rd III Congress a,scq,Ll,G TErt II be aud i
hereby recommended by The Senate and
House o! Representatives To- the people Of ihe
several States that they assemble in their
several counties or towns on the approaching
Centennial anniversary ,d our national indie
P"ndence, and that they cause 10 have dc!iv-
ct on such a day historical sketch OF said
county or town from il formarion aad hat a
copy Of said sketch may be filed in print or
manuscript in the cS"rk office Of SAID county
AMI an additioauai copy in print or manu>
script De filed in I've office Of the Librarian a
Congress, 10 the intent that complete record
may Illus be obtained OF the progress Of our
institutions during the first century Of tEer
cXi>reGce; and
Whereas, ii Is deemed proper that such
accommodation be brought Ia the notice and
knowledge of the people Of the United States,
New, therefore. |. Ulysses =. Grant Pre--
dent OF the United Sia'es, do hereby declare
aud make known the same. in the hope rllar
The object Of such resolution may meet the
Of the people of the United States.
and proper steps may be taken 10 carry the
same into effect
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash
nrton. the 9th day of May. in the year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred and scvcuty.six.
ind Of the Independence OF The United States
he one la lGredth. L. =. GgANr.
By the President:
HAMiLToy FISH. Secretary Of State.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution
and. proclamation the Governors OF several
states have issred procIamarions requesting
he people Of the several counties 10 appoiu,
some competen; person in each county TO write
a historical sketch Of their respective counties,
and cause the same TO be read al celebra-
ton on the ijh Of July. Who shall we have
10 write tie history of RichIand
Richland beacon., 1876-06-10
Sad Accident.

On Thursday evening last, Mr. John E.
Narah'e accidentally sho, and dangerously
wounded = ro!ored man named Tom jenkins
Mr. Marable was in his yard pracricin. p $40!
shooting and tI.omghi he had empiied every
barrel Of his pistol. when the wounied man
rode along The road in front OF the house, and
laughIngly toll Mr. NJ. le had done bad
shooting. Mr.. VI. says 'ha; withou, knowing
that hls pistol was cooked or loaded he told
lom to look o"i and threw up his pistol aud
pulled the trigger, when it went Oh. The
bail went through the left arm just above the
elbow. entered his side and ranged aTo,,pd
the abdomen Mr. Marble SAYS he did no,
cock his pistol al all. and thai it must have
been cccSed by the hammers rcbounuing the
prc:i"n> fire. The wounded mans condition
l. very critical, and small hopes of his re-.
covery are entertained. He SAYS lie is salts
fed Mr.. Marable never intended 10 shoot
him Mr.. VI. keenly regrets the a!f,ir and
ha> provided him with fine medical attention.
ihc w"ui,~d rr,u i,a> died >gu-a ric
above We ~; va 'rV".-.B .-sh'..,,c "r.n.u