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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-09


SAN Francisco. Feb. 9.-l:3o ?. H.
An assessment OF IS per share has been
levied on the Hale & Norcross, dslin-
qusnt March 18th.
Francis d. Moore. the young man who
has been before Judge Sawyer on q writ
Of habsas corpus for some days, was re-
manded back to the United States naval
service to-day. the Judge holding that
though the young man was illegally en-
listed. yet the sentence OF the court.
martial must DO enforced.
The National Gold Bank and Trust
Company will pay lis depoLtors . divi-
dsnd Of twenty-five per cent. tomorrow,
and another like amount will bs paid
within q few weeks.
Harrington. the fellow who attempted
to rob and murder boy at the Palace
Hotel n couple OF months $50. has fled
afidavits that he Is insane and his case
has bssn passed over by the Municipal
Court until the matter can be invss-
tigated.
News has been received here Of the
murder OF Captain Callighan. com.
mander OF the schooner Stella. near
Tahita, Ivy a Chinese coolie.
The sparring match between Bing
Williams, Of Gold Hill. and an un-
known man for $3.50 q side and gate
money, is arranged to come of on tho
Goth Of February.
The Grand Lodge OF Knights OF
Pythias convened last evening. but DO.
yond appointing . committee on oredsn.
tials and doing some other preliminary
business nothing wal done.
Tho weather is showery with . heavy
southeast gale.
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pIsrRieT COCkr.

The following business was transacted
in the FRS, District Court, yesterday,
Judge Rising presiding:
Considine W. Coreoran-0rdsred thai
the injunction be dissolved. .,
Msrkls W. Hennessy-Cause tried
and verdict rendered in favor OF the
plaintiff.
Marie T.. Stevens VI. James ii. Stevens
Divorce granted ON grounds OF deser,
ton and failure to provide for wants OF
plaintiff. 49,,
Trial jurors were excused till Friday,
February Il,h. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Court adjourned to 10 A. ". to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-09

SIMON PAcksnER's CioAR Mr..
Packshsr, tho live cigar and tobacco
dealer in DIR. Spaulding's saloon. oppo-
site the Odd Fellows building, South @
street, Virginia City. is determined to
always be first in any new. attractive OF
valuable improvements applicable to his
| business. lie WAS tho first to introduce
tho sigu Of the big glass ci0ar; and now
hs has gone n step further and added To
his other novelties a splendid silver
cigar lighter. the heads OF the lighters
being formed Of images OF eagles. noun
tain goats, deer and other ianciful rep
PRESENTATIONS. Packsher is bound 10 keep
the lead, and IL there is u good cigar IN
the market you can always get 1t at his
stand. Give him a call and see for your
self.
STEALING oriuN. A young man
named John Devine, was, upon com
plant Of q Chinaman who keeps nm
opiura-smoking den in Virginia. arrest
ed and lodged ia the Jail Of that city last
night. Ii il said that Deyine 10 an ha-
bitual opium smoker. How any person
can become addicted TO smoking the
filthy looking and hlthier smelling stuff,
is something that passes our comprs'
h~ension, still the fact that opium smok-
ING is becoming slarmingly prevalent in
Virginia, il something which will not
admit Of dispute. IL must certainly
possess a peculiar fascination for its
devo,ees. when q young man on the
threshold Of life will je~opardize his fair
name 10 secure IL.
Snow SroaM.-As might have been
expected. tho furious gale OF Monday
was followed by . fall Of snow which Gel
in at about 6 o'clock last evening and
continued well on into the night. This
morning the ground was covered with
snow to a depth Of i've or si1 inches and
in tho early part Of the day the sleigh
ing was not bad on Main street; that,
however. was beiorethe prairie schooner,
began sailing. After one or two had
o down the street. II was good bye
John to the beautiful snow. The greatsl
part Of what fell last night had al
melted of Main street before we wen
to press.
SrrYERxo.-Ths numerous friends o.
VIM. I. Cummings, in this section, vii
be sorry to learn that he is confined L
his bed in Carson City. and suffering
fsarfully from sciatica. caused by an un
fortunate slip while working in tho Min
at that place. His back and hips w.r'
severely wrsnehsd. causing intense pain
He 10 unable to move. and would b
pleased to receive visits from soiournini
friends. Cummings Is an s1tremel,
good sort OF a man in any community
and he certainly has our fullest sympa'
thy in his afiiieiion.
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uEyMAN BROs. a CO.,

The weli.inown Furniture Dealers. us South
c~,-trcct, are closing out their large stock, as
they have leased q store further down town.
and propose to open there shortly with q new
stock. Meantime. they are selling furniture IT
eost 4 rlces at No. iT5 South & street. lin
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STOCK REPoRT.
ls.rOHrzD DAILY 1T a r. krArrss . col

l~skroKrso DAILY 1T n r. krArfso . col
San rraneises Beard.
Last EvKSro.
80 Meadow Valley. ~, ava
Sss naynoud h II Bs, - t3o
80 iurska Con-, iss
20 Alps. 81
30 Adams lin. ~
$50 Bslmoat. IN
Loo N~wafkl soc
30 North Belmont. 70
as Pr.siAn. AZ
TOO Cherry Crees,1
.6o L<spsfd. ra.. IN ~
GO jefferson. 90
SIS 0ih. AZ. a.
2ss3 Panther. a.. "a
2il Northern belle. 0h
5so Hsszey, "
$50 GENERAL rnomas, ~
% Advsnc.. 50
800 Goes Goa. ic
35J New Co~o.l
$50 Golden Chariot. IL
AS Wa Eagle. VOC
30 H,oplrs. udshol, C2kc
600 An. t2c
10 knicksrboeker.3
10 Bziuinors CSn -
2TSO 0iobe.l
100 Utah. II
rs silver nin. IL
LOO Challenges
80 Dayton. sA. 81
30 Rseh islaSa ~
its5 y. \. ron IL.
20 iehlss.S
50 occii-niAl. -
lOD senator. s.se
81 Phil sheridan. ~
ISIS wooi.hIs. y.
So ses. Caledonia, ~
so Mai. jc
20 L,iy wsshi,soa.3
lS0 Nossath. .
100 Orsiaal Geld nili, ~
lgJ Andes. 81
- kuropa. SOC
as Wells Fargo. &c
$40 North CAr-on, tSc
lOb Cosmopolitan, ac
$50 Levi.th.n. rs
40 MorHin. stAr. 81
West ielchcr, q.
A53 Trojan. Ia
40 Columbia, SOC
100 North Con. virginia, IL
no frospsct, a'..Is
ruI. xoKsisa.
SIS opslr. So. ass. 50.
2sJ Msxteaa. Is. isS. iss..D
80 oe.ld ana GARY. sos. 2o&. 80. nS' n
$40 Ib..s and Bslehsr. -, ssh. ~. son
ass s.,ss.. isS. ~, 10. i'S. iss., 49,. ies'
80 Hsl.h Soreross. ID. a.
Chollaf.P etssi. None sold.
1856 Crown fo.s,. 20, 2SS. ssk .e.S, AM AN
~.
$50 Yslisw Jsekst. D.. 100 81
itso Imperial. ss.g
100 Esptrs MIL, 81
a4JD ksntsfH ~. lSfs
rs AlphA. AK
~ psiss.r. S2s. 3aS. s3t. 5ss
2S1 Conscience, ~. =,
IJ5 Goa. Virginia ~. al
23o sierra Nsvats. ioS. % b.
100 caiifsrnia. s2k. 81 s
20 bsliioa,E
~ ktehssrer, f2s
IS sey. Brlcher.s -
40 Ovsrmas. 81. tox
as Jasties. an, 2's,Ii.
1ss Suecot. a.. y.
so unior Con OK. %
lilO LADY Dry an. Js. os. 81
30 Juiia, tS.
80 cAleiOaiA. 3ik, %. 35k, -
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cuban Revolution.

NV YoRK, Feb. "a letter from
Havana dated February Sd, says tho de-
struction %offpropsrty by fire still con-
tinues. and night before last at Jaqury
Grands. the streets were illuminated by
the glare Of several fires in different d.
rsctions in the neighborhood. Papers
bring details Of n fight at Saga. nsar
Remedies. where the Spanish claim to
have repulsed the insurgents twice, kill.
ing six men and four horses. and proba.
bly, wounding many more. Several canes
were buried. three Spaniards killed and
five wounded. At Holgivsn the enemy
attacked and burned tho village and fort
OF ~Yoreniguer. which the Governor says
was straitorously surrendered. About
500 insurgents attacked Mabozon. bu,
were repulssd with tho loss Of fifteen
killed.
The Crews Prince will net Attend
the Centennial.
A letter was received here yesterday
from the private Secretary Of the Crown
Prince OF Prussia, in which he states
that owing to personal matters 1t will
be impossible to visit America this year.
Iiincss Of Count Ven Arnim's NON.
BERLIN, Feb. 9.-Count Won Arnim
is not expected on account OF the illness
OF his son..
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nALrIMORB FRESH OYSTERS.

baltimore Fresh Oysters received every day,
b, erprvss, IL MoauRN'S CASH STORE,
Nam street. Gold lIili, and ne south street,
Virginia City. lin
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Assessmsnt Levied = Rsmandsd =
raying It's Depssitss-Knights
ofPythias-The weathsr-C Claims
ca be Insans- Murdered Prise
Fight,
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Tnri.wc.i.,oetofaryree LEONE
nd see.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL TO TIE eoLD anL sAuy xsvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-09

ccHoRNrELp = COOK rAEE PRIDE
aud pleasure in announcing to their patrons
and the people Of the City and State q, iavs
the reopsains Of their -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-09

Evssything In and about the sstablishmsnt
NEW. CLAN and COMFORTABLE, and sf.
nnged IN the best style. CALL AND IN.
efkCT. am
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-13
ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN

! ED1ToA JouRNA1.-ln this age Of prog
res and reform; there is > great deal said
in the lecture room and school room, and
= great deal written for the especial beue-
ct Of young men. There are lectures on
table etiquette, and parlor etiquette
to come inland how to 60 ont Of room !;
how to wsit'ppou young lady to 4 public
entertainment; how to eaa how to drink.
There are hand books Of deoorum fox
young gentlemen. There are rules laid
down everywhere. Alfthis is we'll enough
but let d remember that the foundation Of
good manner; and'what il called polish,
beegginst q home, aad.is not to be put On
With the best suit Of clothes, OF confined to
The Parlor OF church.
There are many who fail here, and when
no syss Are upon them indulge In habits
which they;~ould Tor ought 10Y blu.h to
ownin Pablo. 4 German lady who viz
tied nearly country upon the globe, upon
being asked if she did not Ike the Aner;;-
cans best, for their politeness and kindness
70 ladies, sid: II should baveliked them
better If % many Of them did not forget
their pockethandkerehiefs." Now, r.
member thi, young men. Even If ycu
do wear kid and: sport 4 csns. no; one win
think :yoa have had any home :sducatioa;
fyou we your fingers when you ought t.
'ase your handkerchief: -:
Therefore, We expect it is vsry littl.
matter how you fold you napkin or wheth.
sryoa uss your knife or fork to eat with :
you may bring in mud ON: the carpet OF
whittlo inthe parlor ;hut don't don't, pox'1
ignore your,pocket handkerchief!
MATRON.
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BOYD'S CORNER,
STOP YOUR COUGH

The wonderful results and immense sale
of Hale's Cough Cordial the past season
ought to convince the most skeptical; still
we are going to continue the same liberal
offer that We have made heretofore, viz:
Any person suffering with cold, cough or
sore throat, who will call 1t G. ScHu1.
:rzx's tr anyothtr Drug Store and purchase;
"a bottle ofHale's Cough Cordial, use, one
half Of it, and if they then conclude that it
is doing them no good, they can return the
balance and receive back their money.
Who would not test this medicine on such
.libeEaltesmsI No medicine ever cold in
this vicinity that produced such wonderful
.fe.nlt.. All We ask il that you will try
n
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STRAINS COUNTY couNorL..


The County Council Patrons Of Husban.
dry was called to order by the President At
the court house Monday. The following
Clubs and Oranges were represented:
Maine Prairie, Arcadia (st. CLOUDY Fair
Haven, Harmonic (st. Augusts), Farmer5
Club No. l, St. Joe, No: ?, St. Augusta. y
1t was decided that . County Grange be
organized. " ..',j ~ 49," 80 T.!
The Secretary was instructed to notify
the different Changes in the county to elect
delegates to meet At St. Cloud, ON the if
teenth day Of February, for the above
named purpose.
1t was resolved that the officers Of this
Council should hold over until the next
meeting. - :.-..
!; Adjourned. :,
Alb. COATS, President.
JOHN scHAFER, Sec.
sEEARNs COUNTY Aon1cu1runAn
F: .:r SOCIETY,", - e.:
(: At the regular annual meeting of the
stearna County Agricultural Society, held
at the Court House, in this city, Tuesday,
January 18th, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President-N. P. Clark.
!. Vice Preeident-John schafsr. =. = <.
/: 6ecretary-F. E. Searle..
Treas1ref-T C.sMcClu1e, '. :
Executive Committee-S. A.. Clifford,
Frank Arnold, Albert Smith, H. B. Smart,
VIM. p Bennett, E. III. Atwood, John
Payne, y. Gross. F. Schroeder, John
Cooper and Stephen G. Kemp. Z :. I y
/ Dslegatss to attend State Convention,
John Tenyoorde and C. A. Gilman. - -
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Two battalions Of Gardiner shave
gone'to Charleroi, Belgium, where
the strike continues: The troops of
the garrison of Brussels received or.
ders to be in readiness to proceed to
Charleroi if their presence should be
required.
IN. H. Gentry, Of Missouri, is
said to have paid 500 for a boar,
5000 and $500 for two sows. They
were imported Berkshires.
SECRETARY Bristow is emphatic
for q restoration Of the tea. and cot:
fee tax.
The fast mail train does not nay
expenses, and will probably be dis
continued very soon.
Samuel Dawson, or Davis, IN
old man of 10, Of Owatonna, was
found in biz bed dead last Wsdnes-
day. He had been living alone and
It u.s. believed that he died tho
previous Friday night. !
in = contested election cast for
commissioner in soott county, ono 81
the contestants, Otto seifert, WAS de-
cl.red to be elected by one vote,
"A LIE Seuer county grange has
:snt 2! over $4,000 to Chicago during
The lat year: for groceries, etc,
Theresre twoldes to this "free trade
business. Il carried out to the end,
he result would be that all home
markets would b destroyed, and The
farmer would be obliged to take hi,
produce to Chicago to sell, and an...
y to I abandon hi, farm, = ''::':"
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EDEN LAKE.

EDEN LAKE, Jan. l, 1876. 90
EDITOR JoURNAL.-We were rather be.
hind the times with our Christmas tree,
but We think it is better late than never
Our enterprising ladies' got up = splendid
tree New Years Eve. 1t was veil deco
rated with toys: and gifts for the children
and old folks, and We had diaiosusA sonss,
speeches and = general good tims+ i.
We had quite a phenomenos absut .
o'clock on The evening of tho TAl Of De-
cenber, in The shape Of very ,mi) It Light.
- bright a. the sun. 1t went do&a south
Of here, and did not appear to b. fir of:
%'> ELIHU SWtSHER.
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s5,..sSss i. - sssss - q
. We are exceedingly panied to announce
the death, At four o'clock this afternoon, of
Mr.. Julia f., wife of Mr.. c. F. Macdonald.
editor of the Times aged 81 years. She
had .es'rss ~ sleotsAe birth Of
her babs ,oms up weeks but not up
y 4is'nlpiegsxa< herrsndidou oouids
eEed dangerous. She leaves four children.
During her brief residenes in . this eits Nm.
Macdonald bad made msnys xsl1pSflnls,
who will feel her loss sssdfy. BIZ: MO
donald has the the sincere sympathy Of the
entire community in his sudden and severe
affection.
Mr.. Macdonald was = daughter Of Dr..
C., II. 4qsA. ief sShskepsaa srsh,nhead
VII etast far that plaes Tomorrow with the
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GRANGE ELECTION.

81. CLOUD, Jan. I, 1876.
EDITOR JouRNAI.-The annual election
Of officers for Arcadia Grange No. 400, St.
Cloud, MIMI, resulted as follows:
M.ster-G. w. Smitten.
Overseer-S. c. Johnson.
Lecturer-A. Smith.
Steward-J. Clement.
Asst. Steward-L. @. Boardman.
Chsplain---S. J.. Shepard.
Treasurer L. Clement.
/ secretary-Mre. r. J. Shepard.
Gate Keeper-J. Schafer.
Ceres-Mrs. G. I. Clement. :. 8.
P0mona-Mn E. Getchell.
Flora-Mrs. A. Smitten.
Lady Asst. Steward-Miss Ella Becker.
\
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored. !

: A0aS1. Just published, new edition Of Dr..
ASE3e ,Culverwell's Celebrated Essay
on the radical cure without medi-
cine) Of SPERMAroRRHoeA or seminal
weakness, involuntary Seminal Losses, I6Po1HNcY.
Msnt.l and Physical tncapacity, 1mpediments to
Marriage. etc. also. CoNsuMrrIoN, EPI1IpsI. and
FITS, induced by Belflndulgence or sexual extrav-
agance, &C..
ArPrice in sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable Esay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years. success
full practice. that the alarming consequences Of
selfabuse may be radically cured without the dam
geEous use Of Internal medioinss or The application
Of the knife: pointing out mode Of cure at once
simple, certain. and el1ectual by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
BE- may cure himself oheaps, privately, and rodse-
E-This Lecture should be In the hands Of every
youth and every man IN the land. .
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress paa:paid. On receipt q ixcents or two post
, Address the Publishers, 81,
.. :: r. BRUGAGAN +. SON.
q Ann ST.; New York; Post oasss
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The following resolutions were nd

Resolved, That bills for printing term
calendars for use of the Court will not be
allowed hereafter unless said calendars are
restricted to cases at issue and for actual
trial.
Rsseleed, That the County Attorney be
herewith instructed to notify Justicesof the
Peace in the county who may be delinquent
in transmitting fines collected BY them, and
in case said Ones are not paid over prompt
" upon such notification, to prosecute such
justices. ,... B. =. " ~.
On motion the vote to reconsider the
road damage Of M. Nugents Wa carried
and $25 dollars was allowed.
The following bills were presented and
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5S4,67

Ma. J. B. Gsddss, /. former student Of
the 81. Cloud Normal School, was Last week
elected County superintendent Of Schools
Of Pope county. Mr.. 0eddss il IN sxcel.
lent scholar and thorough disciplinaziau,
and Pope county i to be congratulated On
it, excellent selection for that position.
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5s'ae; Poo'',n'le, ..ne o,,s. f.1p sosr'
"",' '"'o,eu y. v..u . e''4 ~ "":otu1'
MI: frsd' sm'th'on' Chairman Of the
no"1u u ooon'' commissioners OF han'
o',o" county, Vs' IN Town Tuesday:
M - "n"As!' Oh oeuk hapad'' one
and !. .,,c,. ns..... \. 1 1870 =: .','.
.ro..h To.a.~ = a, ..r ~. =. ~.
~. - $3.50 1v " 0At'' no "P'1'o"
No.+h.-. M,.ss.e.. =. ~ ,.e 10. "s,' t"pet IN
;o..-;.n !. = ~ .es. > '."' op'a'
~ ~ - s. 1.o' ~ .
s.n. 49,. $500, ~ :, .s:oney eE IL" Oh
, w.x.s =. '4 ~
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.e:. = y go. H.n soooney'
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49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ..o4ss' :. 1 ~. ""' 1"
,~v r1'u.s' PROFESSIONALLY -. - name
1ann'nan
The st. Paul D'.pa'eA was represented At
the f1remens Convention BY Mr.. w. B.
",!eock'on.
!, mayor hsoo'on, Of Saltwater, - one of
- Delegates to the Fifemen'. Convention.
az y decidedly "childlike and bland"
NJ James ". Edserton, Of Bsainerd,
.sconpen'sd ~ his wife, is i. the CITY viz
' a,soac.
a.. :. :a'nsnil~ood returned Tuesday
Ioa :. e.'enoea 't.y On 'ne upper MIS-
p . ~. ane laooss ,<s-s
amy oloef' ana r. Meyse'
9t7 q ~ fselsr came up with the excur-
Non 4oeaday: ~
a. Demeoie:' q the entespE,aing firm
Of AAnnemann d Demeules, S&Ak Rapids,
80 " 70 the f1remens BAH Tuesday
ee % took aovsntase q The oppor'
sonlsy - osder The Jou1NA1*to be sent
g. - NJ sltor:p year..
e. fsndee.saol.' OF s. Paul. who
:, !. ! 'ns e.coraon !e - ie's
!. .n.- s. - not 80 nome "lseen. ea'nns
:. - '0'ns '0s INC ol'@' fsm''1
'oaE ::
~. soen n.my, o. st. fan.' 1ea - and
~. 70! ono 9e:t , eopply OF
49, ly leao'ns a m1n'?hed weekly
1v ~ -. omc:' 60 |
r As1'' e',essk nsP a. orsppea
, 'oo eeosen !stesoey 70 N9s'k that
40 4aatea % Pos - WHARF it would do him
INC mo-. eooo. We p1omptly sook 1t.
~ Mr.. Adolph Dueoer, formerly of this
city, now Of g. Louis, was in he city this
week. He represents New York school
DOCK OK. poo1,h,ns house.
~ a. OS4I4Cy WOOO, e0ltOx OF the Lit
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LOST

On or shout the 1T Of December l.rs.
black and white setter; for the return Of or
good information concerning which, the
owner win pay. = liberal reward ON calling
at this Office! ~; ia, :,
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-Thsibllowingars the fses, etc., received
BY the different county officers for 1876:
E.H9lson1 Clerk Of Court )1,6l4.2S
LA. Evans, Judge Of Probate, 734.00O
Jonn 1pp, Register Of Dseds, 1,415.oo
Gea Gdsssl, Sheriff charsed,
.&1o40o2; lees costs and I'm.
I'D kes: ~ 1885; net pro-
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nmrHs AND DkAT1s..

The following the returns III 81 the birth.
and deaths in the different town, in this
county (e1cept North Fork, Zion, and Crow
Lake. which have not yet rsported), -
shown by the records in the Office Of e. B.
Strong, Esq, Clerk of the District Court
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Inthis city, January 9Th, BY ths Rev. J.
w. Kleppar, Aia EVA A.. AcDoxALD to
Mr.. JOHN D. MCGEE, al Of Broekxay,
Stearns county, MINI.
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M1111HERr.-1atest styles, cheap, At
Mrs.. Kemps aew store, next door to Cur
tiss. Also, fashionable drsasmakine and
sewing Of all kinds done. ~. ,,.. ,,.y--
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I'm brief local notice Of Judge Evans
retiracy from the office Of Judge Of Pro-
bate, the types made ds say that his man
Augment Of the Office had been Perception
ably" good, when We wrote and meant "sx-
ceptionally" good.
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, Prondzinski's bill was reconsidered and
:. Resolved that a 90: per month be IL
lowed to Caroline 8. and Emm. Marvin for
house rent. : '..:.:.- ,
(, The application Of Michael Nugent for
road damage in 'town Of North Fork VA
rejected. q - 49,:
The following bills we're presented, and
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FOR, SALE CHEAP.

:Asdwelling house and lot, centrally To-
Gated.
. Also, . two-story building, 221ee.
inquire of
JAMES
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A CARD.

The Little Giant Engine Company No.
l of St. Cloud hereby tender their tha.ka
to the ladies and citizens of St. Cloud for
the aid and iberality ahown in making the
meeting Of the State Firemen's Association
. success.
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The hct il that the ladies can buv The
best millinery goods At the lowest prices At
II. Otteusmeyer's.
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Just think Of it boys! Two hundred
and thrss sacks Of peanuts are to be sold at
auction It St. Paul on the 22d inst.

Capt. N. J. Hogan, Of Spring Hill,
wasin town Friday. He says that on the
morning of Dec. 18th, there was a great
excitement At his house and he Thought
another horse thief was around, but it
turned out to be nine pound Rirl."