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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
1865
General : Tradt Office
81. saul nnb SiOug Gitp unb
Stoug Stir unb ct.
NauI Sabn.
g /. 4. Son. 1877.

@ t.WauL 4. San, 1877.
0cm bentfgen Sage an bio gum 4. Gage Nes
nGHaen Nat tperben Rcrn ODER 61fer fir eiee.
nen DE brauH, @aat . Wet3en unb anberfs
Saat. @etretoe unb GIa6slanen Ia beltettser
AuantttGt BON trgenb elmer citation OitltG Don
Nanfatc cber bon Sc Nar6 coer Sicur City,
mad treenb elmer citation artlHen WRentatc
unb &c Nars 81 BEN balben Gra&t
pretS eeltefert.
WGbrenb Der fpmmenben Ncnate NGr3 unb
Npril, tperben q SalDbGunae unp 9GnittItnSe
gum pFanjen tcfenftet transpcrttrt tn
trsenb elmer 6uantttGt, BON irsenb elmer Sta-
ton aIf ieber 8abn bic AZ irsenb elmer @tn-
tiOr 3wtf&en ct. Sames un6 Sc Nars Elm.
i<eBltG. Ngenten baten barauf 30 feben.
bab gum Eranspcrt aufstgebene Bdurne ntGt
raebr als 3pet 3pl TIM DuiGmfTer pber 5rSlf
GuB tn Der 2dnse baben. uno DaB fe Don iber>
FliEgen 3weigen unb Grbe fret uno gebSrig
a~eb1noen linb, 70 bab fe Mot iibermdBi9en
Hauna etnnebrnen, unb fte treroen ben in bic.
lem Circular ertpdbnten Grantgegenffanben fir
ben Sranspcrt uno BITE NbIteferua8 ben 8cr3ug
eeben. A. as1 1 s
Walob6urte bon MtnneapcIis 8anmeGrten
tnb etner GraGt Ron flnf DcHare per Wagen-
labung auf Der M. u. ct. {. &tlenbabn unter.
nprfen, rel6er 8etrag, rte ale auf 8dumen,
bte BON anberen Gtlenbabnen an unS abgelte<
fert rerber, baftenpe GraGt SCrausbe3ablt per-
ben mug. .s.,
'+ <s' s. 6. 8DSben
j. b4 Gen. GrHGt-asent.
y Genebmigt: 2sa ..54 r.
S. @. 8tftoh
Gen. Wanager.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Der Rrus ssbt 70 large gum 8ruaneu bic Ct
brt&t-Die @abrbeit, welGe tn bteeu1 @pri9.
Mort ltest. bat lG pteber bur& l1eberfabruns
Der 6dlf&er bon Or. NusnR 3Suis's 9ambur-
ger IrDpfea auf's GlGn3snsie bewiefen. Obne
SHabenfreuse sesen nniere MitmenfGen TN
9eraen, cbse treenb Ginent b~erfelbeu etras
gSies su tuini&en, tOanen pir bod ntGt UNI
bin, uniere Befrteetsuns bariiter aussucriden,
bab % nod Geebe sibt, pelGs, Getse ta nab
rem Stnnt bss Wcrtss, au& ben Nrmen Dor
Bstrus f&isen unb bic BerfdliGer bon Mest.
sinen aur eere&ten Strafe 3ieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

u.s. bic befen 9 DmmertIetb
su baben int Das Sernimmt SeDermann,
nsnn CT bas Rletberbaus bes 5rn. &cle 80.
33 Sadicn 9tra6e, ueben Mtr&ants Sotel.
sessnater benz @iIben Saeer teiu@t unb ben
uueritSpRt&en @Orratb an f~srttaen 5erren- unb
9uabsn. 8letpern baieIbf ausssIest fnbet, Maes
elegant iOlib, na@ Der neuefen MObe, unb
uas BET Der eelefareen 3ett ia ntGt 81 iiberieben
TO-
-betfpteH % btIltg.-f
Sctlettea. unb &etie-IrttfeI fets an 6anb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Gs gebt nt&ts Iber 5umb II 9.
Dcutnss, oer bon bieIsen Mudern ansefeate
Sempereus-Ns ent, usa@te lebten Dtentae benz
County, efinsnt6 einen 8eiuG, nm 9eute fir
feline @eisai@aft ansuperben uno erbteIt ptrf>
lid feus3ebn tlnteri&rtften BON @efausenen,
wel@e Das "Pledge" nabnen. 2etber mar es
bteen gSssln nttt %erlawbt, an BEN l1m3uee
She'll au uebnen, tuelGen bic Iemperen3ler
bur& bic @trabeu ber Stabt ma&ten. Sn
9tiQpater piirbe GOutnes mod Hebr &etruten
fir feline Nrn1ee befcmmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Der SanbeIsbertGt bieisr Wote
n,elbst aienalt& Iebbafte Gei&Gfte tn GelbfriG'
ten uub Vrcstfonen. 0rcEe @aarenienbun-
een sinsen naG BEN NOrbweteu, 2ate Super-
tor unb Manitota, rtebr VrosiToneu ais St.
treble uab Mebl. Son ben 8lad 5iQs Iaufeu
fcrtrdtrenb srobe 8eaeluneen siu fiji @@,ret.
ueReii&. Msebl, Butter, Cpd, Gier &C.. ebsnic
BON ben @tnsnbe3trten au1 2ate @upertcr
AUD bic 8efeaunsen fir gautcIs bsIeben bas
2umbereef&Gft niat alein am glad &iSer.
Gbippsra, Menomcuee unb eau Gala, ipnberu
aud am ct. Gror unb pbern NtfFiTppt uni
elm Iebbafer gertetr aud In bielent !3retSs
3eist f& felt ben lestsn i&neren &esensi1sn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

1nbefelIbare 8rtefe merben isbt
niGt rtsbr pom pORoepartsment aufsebcben,
mte btsber. Das Bureau fit unbeieabare
grtefe In Waibtaetcn rta&t betannt, baB in
GOlse ber GntluRuue taebrerer InsefeQter BON
tebt an bic AT btsies Bureau esfGiften 8,iefe
niGt mebr auftepabrt, iOnbern fufort perni6tet
percen, trsnn fh@ tn BEN Gcusert feline Mertb-
paptere befnben; fcaten benz Srtefe icI&e bet-
eef&lcien ieiu, 10 .serbeu ~bteielten aufseboben.
9anfttg fann man alto fetnen Brief raebr su-
riderbalten. trenn ct etnrtal nod ber dead
letter" Office eeIanet tpurbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

@teber eagle tn DeIanp pernimmt,
tritt bas prOiett elmer MinueapOIis unb Ncrtb'
tpefern Gnseeletsbabu tpisber tn ben 8crSer'
erunb, unp iperbeu gUrtebren eetrcfsn ta'
ben fCfCrtieen 8au etnss Ebetls Der 9abu
Ginfpeilen piroc Der 8au fh BON Winnenro'
lts bic gum GrOw &tSsr ertrefsn, bis in cu
Ndbe Don ROdfCro, pom bort ,pirpe cine 3rs'e'
ltnte nbsr DetanU, Watsrtopn, WiaIfsc mad
but&iuiOn laufsn. Die 8orileBurs Der oaapt
linie pom &rCw &iper urRp1rtS na9 4leran
brta pIrbe crit e~rfclseu, spenn bts 3pets!tnt
mad 9ut9tnicn SpDenbet fetn pirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Sic &titnlm3etfef,

betrsfeub bic Gtienbabns8 Bombs ltnp Don beu
@dbIern senau su beF&tisen.
Die 9itnnsettel berienigsn, tpelGe { Il baa
Enhancement ftmn,en ipOaen, miiIsn bic @crte
entbalten:
''Amendement to Section 80 b., Article
4 of the Constitution -"Yes'
Die @timmsetteI berienisen, psl&e eesen
bas Nrnsabement f%intmen pullen, raufen bic
Ncrte entbalten
"Amendement to Section 80 b, Article
4 of the Constitution -ssNo."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Su eertttGeeu SanbeIs . & a ne
m { + rar lssten Ncntas baSpn bic &epe, bab
eas SeufGreden, Rapitel nun ssnuglam abge.
brUiten iesn birfte, rub bic Serren 6. s.
Drafe, Sol. 9ewttt, Grfcup. MaritaI u. u,
fab Der Metnuns, bae na1 ben bisberigen I'm
terlu@unssn septher 9anbariGe, no friter bic
5eufGrefen arg bausisu. cine Gefabr bes lie.
berbanbnsbmsns Der 2aubplase snr nt@t mebr
beaebe. l
Mit &e&t rurse BET bisiem Mnlafe bic ge.
mertune een1a&t ba6 aud Der gcrnnrf ale
mare tos Rltma In Ntnnelota fir Ginmauberer
~ falt, ppa ielbf babiafaae; man brau@
ramlt& nnr bic Ianaen &stbsn pom Ginpanee.
rer.W oaen - 9rairie @GCOners - nit ibrer
reissn Dsdeu su bstra@ien, pie Sag fur Soc
lpurd bic 5IaSt ct. paul aiebeu. I'm nod net
her ~nprspGrts sins neus 5einaatb aufsufuten
biele eeute bdttgn Gsisssnpstt senuq, um bas
| Slima ces Staasee tenaen Az lsrnen Guf tbre
langen 6abrt, un0 ltebeu it9 sennO@ ntGt ab
f&reteu, weiter 81 trnabsrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Aus Caledonia, 5custcn Co., ptrb &c.
melbet, bag tn Der NaGt Rom lesten Montag
Gtnbre&er tn bas 1ebGute bafeIba b~raneen,
no Der Gcunt9f&ab aufbepabrt tutrS, nab hte
@eIbptnbe aufiprensten. Die 9GutIabe, tit
pel@er bic County 8elber a~ufbewabrt pareu,
1T tit f9limmem 3aaarbe, fcuuie ieoc6 etnft-
petlen nt&t ssSfnet rtrben, 70 bab man nod
nt9t rubte. tpas eefoblen tuprben fein mag.
Snbe6 felte F& 70 Sisl beraus. bob naeErere
tauifab Gclars ia Rletneelb feblten. guf BITE
Dtebe tuurbe iofcrt f6arf Saso senaaGi.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Gtne MusReIIuns pber Sair fir
Stanley County ii s~eseurdrtis tint YIane BON
@ette bss Ndsrbau . gereins hieiss County,
unb bic geamten, iupte tas Grecutip. Commit
tee bes gereins uauu auf beute aufammenbe.
rufen, nm f9 barber ~ beratben. DEM Ser
nebnaen na6 riirbe bic Nusfeluus In, 9erbae
fiattFuben unb vrpbutte bes Aderbaues, fowte
bsr Runa unb Snbuirie unb aud BON 5bteren
umfa7en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
81 a d. b EN- BIaG 6tIS deben Sput z

Na&ben BIad 9tIIs seben bonn z.
b. Mts. an tdsIt&e YOfperbtnbunsen Der
IortbpeRern GrpreB Gcupasnte. Der Mittel-
puntt bes neuen @uIblanbes III bic iiber Na&t
e~ntfanbene @tabt Dsaowcpb, suslei@ Amts1s
pcn 2arreuce County. Ntan SerseGe iebc&
midi, bab nt&t aQetn unternebmunsslufise
9sute naG ber ueuen &estun aussanbern, fcn.
bern bae aud i&Ou naan&es LANCE 8et9t arm,
an G3sIb uno Mutb BON bort suriid setebrt
III. @slb restsrt aud tn ben 8lad SiQs bic
WeIt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Die Brainerb 3wetebabn Der
ct. Waul unb YaciFc einte 1T nun In Der Mus-
fubruns besrtftn, uno bic Netteninbaber Der
WeRsrn &atlrcab Grmpaus tvaren IeBten britt
tpo@ in ct. paul SerfammeIt, unt bic e~rfcrber-
Ii@en a%ncrbnuneen sa trefsn. Dem Gernsb.
men nod ioIl bic @trede BON ieGsts Meilen
sptl2en 9auf &aptSs unb 8ratnero Bic gum
fcmmeaben September fertts fetn 70 ba6 ais
bann @iienbabnaiise BON ct. paul btreft mad
Bismard unb ben 8lad Oils pereen ateeben
,Gnnen, cbne @asenpe&iel Sor3urebmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

8Dm BItB erfGIasen. Slls am BORT
gen MittUp& bet aufin, ROwer Co.. Der Gar-
rier .. Grcit unb ietn f8iGbrisrr Sobn an Der
Nrbstt TIM Gelbe uaren, f&netterte Gin gIiB-
frabI ben Singing unb bic pferbe beS @eipan.
nee ME ber. Der Singing tuar burG BEN Out,
tn ben etn God sebrannt suar, an Der @6Idfe
estrcfen. unb bic 3leiter, ieIbf bic gtrimpfe,
traren inn bonn 2etbe unb In tau1enb Gsben
serifen, CT tpar tpbt uub bessIstGen etnss Der
Vferbe. f.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Der Gr6berf&m mil d unestas sina
eieies Sabr bier cbne bic erOBeu, fribsr ibIt9
ss,peieneu garaceu ~uuriber, rurbe aber ni&ts'
bsfiowentser ais Geed&tuiBtas fir bic tn, gir.
aerfrtea aefalenen @clbaten esfsiert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Gmmefs 8ranerei babier trurbe leg.
ten @amfas frib eta @aub Der 6lammsn.
Gesen febeu rbr brad bas Geuer aus unb
rabn 10 rai& abebanb, ba6 trOs ber srGbten
AnarsnsHusen Der 2Ui&ntanni&aft nur renis
serettst perbsn tcnute ; bic 8rauerei mar tbeil.
peiie ssrf&ert, Der @@apeu bss Gissnibimers
bebeutenh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Sebr wtlItpmmen fir bas Wublifana
tint Iassmetnen IN bic Na&rt&, bab bic
Mbaus-, american uub 1ntteb @tates Grpree'
Gcmpasnten cine betrdttltte &ebueticn itrer
Sra nspOrf-S artfe sOrsenuutn,ea baten, trelGe
am 81 .1lat tn 3raft trat uAb befunbers ben
gsrienbern Son padeten 30 gut tcmnt, rel@e
niGt abef ster pfunb' fHpsr fnb. Oh Trsis
TT Gent per llnss, bod pirb fetn Wadst unteE
10 Gents anaeupnu,en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Die neue MabIm lille wsl@e 81.
@. Nnbefe an Der unteren uierten @trabe se.
baut bal, III Der Geseufanb alsemeiner Auf-
nertiamtstt pesen tbrer S%cafommenen MEGA.
uti&sn Ginri&tuns, iUrte aud spesen bss sor-
trefat&en Nebls, tpeIdes fe liefert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Der @efunbbetts sufanb bteTser
@taot spar nte better ais biefes Gribiabr. 2aut
8ert&t bes @eiunDbettsratbs farten wGbreno
bes @cuats Mai bier rur swansis yerionen,
seseu 3psiuubsiersis tut narnli&en 3ettraun,
Sprtaen Sabres.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

&tnbre6er iberfeIen lesten Dtenaas
In Der NnGt bic seubnuus bes 5rn. Nunns-
mater anf Daytoas Bluff, aber fs purben sun
ben 8ewDbnern NIT Y%ifoleniGafen empfanssn
unb muBten bas Wette fu&en. Die Yoliaei
bat ein wa@lames Muse auf b~trumfreifsnbs
9trcl&e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Wetsen feel abermals TIM Yreiie uno NUT
be ete1e @cte az $3.50 unb $1.45 notirt.
Die eEn1iseu Grnte-9 4rsfGten f9etnen bic
Gnersie Der 5erren Gpefulanten eintsetntaben
31 aiiseln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Die Ear.D u p(te ate fir 1876, melGe
iettber betm GDunty.5 &abmetfer Iasen, Fnb
aun Dem gubitOr ansefeat 70 tab nunmetr
idnamtlide Earsn s~erfaaen fno unb ale gee.
iOnen, weIGe III Jtamies County Gisentbum be.
fBeu, ibren 0ntbetl 3u aablen baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Drei Gtnpanbe r G r-Rtnber SerIo-
rem i9 Iebten Ncntas tn StraBsnsepibl unb
aIs Elm Wasen3us BON Ginpanbsreru fdan
mebrere Neilen rstter sesOssn war, puroe tit
pen1elbea1 Der gerlut ert entbedt. getimmert
etnias Ginwanberer tn bic 9taot aurid
uno fanSsn bic 8srmiBten TT ber Sbbut zines
Ypli3ifen nabe ben IeSen Gden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

RobIentbeer brtussu bic Gtlenbabnen
&elt6 5unberte son GG1ern, relGe lit bic Seu-
fGreden.G punttes treiter Derfenbet unb BON ben
Garnern sar gsrtiIsuns tes unse3tefsrs Ser-
trenbet tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

NeueYofmetRer fir Minneiota lInb
fDIeenbe ernannt: 8ernatctte, Ntcoaet Goun-
~, SSan @ufaffon; 8tlmOre, 8tQmOre GOun-
tp, y. 81. Mcibsr; 2ynb, 2pon COUNTY, Miss
gnna 81. Matlan New Erier, DatOta @ouu-
ty, Hi&Ulas &ipltnser; SCOTLAND, Gilmore
County, Nobert 6enbstiou; Ra1on, Nartca
M WrtnbIe unO fir Wafsca @ 6 gouns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

3wet ntue Geuer NIarmboren
fir bic bielse Stabt trerben nussbru@t, bic
cine au Der Ode Der &iee unb Nartet, bic an-
bere am &ube Der Bride In Der @eGlen
Wayb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Der 5Gneer-geretn Nrtcn bra1te
IeBten 9cnntas fetnera Dtrtsenteu 5errn Gr.
Grtebler eine serenaee, BET peIGem Mnla1e
bemlelben ein fdDuer Eaftfcd nit eulbener
gersteruns iiberret@t purbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

reberfabren unb et6btet purbe
Iebten Grettas Mbenb auf benz Batntcfe ber
Ntlpaufee 8abn III Mtnneapplis etn grem1er,
6. Multsan nit Namen, als CT NIT :3ufam.
rneafoppeln BON Cars bei@dftst Har.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Gtnpanberer tn ercBen i3lsen sosen
TT iinsaer 3eit bas Mtnue(Ota Sbal binauf
tpeiter na9 Weten, UNI bort cine neue 6etmat
sw fu&en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Deutf&er 3atnarat.-Nr. 6. $50.
naus, eew's slcd. sret abireu fibIta pcm
l~Earttbauie. 3dbne auesesUsen cbne G6mres.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Die NeIrpie ave erbtelt bur& Be-
ldlu6 bss @tabtratbes ben serGuberten Nauaen
ltniperftY Mpenue.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Sr. Oebolpb, ar3t @anbar3t unb Ge-
burtsbsIfsr. 200 % 7te Strase, Gde grOab-
tpap.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
0du5Oerf1uf.
ct. o eretn

Das Rrauttn>@ rmuttttee bes ct. PetsrslnterRusunes.
gereins POM / Rpntds TIM Stunt bs aant 4. NDutae
i'm juIi 1877 beftbt aus ~fDleenben 5erren
Sberer Dtfrift. Stmpnis ptter. Rpbert ctr. 236.
G&mtt: Spbn, Al gBef E. Ctr. Gdrnis R~ieplaus. IS
GrGeee I've.
uniertr Difritt. G6prartb Ttter. 141 @abafba Str.
Saufen NntDn. gianea bet. 9tee uub garf @ue. stti'
len SSual6. SO Sort Ctr.
8rante Geretr s~tattgtieber batsn fh an Elm 0titelieb
hes 8ranteusG Committed tbreS DttrittsS su renben.
SaepbG dntStu Sefret6r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

81. Stterle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Deuti&e Mpotbete, 200 OF z. Straee,
Ode bes 8rcabtUap, ct. panL Rinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Nftnm. Mn9en= nnb Obrems
Snffitut.

Office: Ode Der Drttten nab ct. Deter
ctr. Ir3t: Or. Granets atpcob, Office
Stuneen 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
s q 10 T e II.

ST. Wai. 5rttsrtd @ittetm &tnspalb. Gltsrn:
Charles Rtrs pdlD uno @aria eco. Bort,
&. Stunt. @pnrab gDtltelm 9sen. GItesu: GtsiRppb
Etrn uuh emma atb. @aublad.
Gnna Nlatia @atbarina 8erf. @Itern. Deter RnR
anb Sritpbtna seb. &dpr.
@tiIabetta Gosbarina S6eut. Gltern: Sptn S&ent
HuS Gatoarina eeb. Sarhpie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Deutf&e Brtef>etfs.

elite oeutf4er Brtefe, BITE bis gum 6. Sum
.. !. utHt abaetOlt pcrben ftrn.
HNPp.u !. gpfeF
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

SetraMt
rurteu Tn Der @eaus etSmetfaSrt Stride AM 2. Sasi:
Serr JNhn Mtmea
nit
TrGulciu Maria SrMaecmarf.
0II&SMm BWuee!
9eI! Sell ben, Sag! 9%Hiatrmmsn Seiet
Am NltGr Gphsa! @uren SRne
gu f6'teetu. Ben art tnts teRs
Str f6r5set. teu init 6trj uae Mnns.
8! MSse @ettes rei&fer ossea
n~marEmen std. ~ssliebtes @aar!
Siel Sage brdussn ft ehtseeen
Dir, bettrer np&. oils bttfer war.
DtS 9ebeus reinfcs Gut, Ter SrisSe
Ser Setle. nte scn suG ~estEiSs'a.
g;e fat prn Gram has Ause nsxee.
gur Srsuse mSse nun saG hlGe'n
: eludlih ! IN. bic 70 p%erotensn,
g9ie Str III rti6en F1 &c 6cnb
Muir in,mtr ldbner ptrh CT erunen,
Ser 8ranS. ben Cad bic Tnsenb Uant.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-13
Spring Work With Poultry.

Now that the rlgors of winter are
relaxed, and the earth has cast off
her white mantle, hens are busy
peeping into every nook and corner,
praiing, with joyful anticipations, OF
coming events; and while warming
up the enthusiasm Of their keeper,
they seem to be asking for special
care and attention. During this in
teresting season, their liege lords pay
very stric, attention to all their
wants and whims, and strut around
them with consequential airs that are
not little amusing to the observer.
The true method of managing all
kinds of stock is to take advantage
of their nature and assist it to the
advancement of their keepers inter
ests. To induce a hen to lay, let the
nest be party shaoed. When she
wants to set, if you wish to remove
her do it at night and make her sur
roundings lis nearly as possible like
those of the nest she laid in. On a
farm there are many hooks and cor
ners, and wher. the farmer has some
one to attend to his fowls, boxes may
be put up in number of places, and
the fowls will select and lay, each in
her favorite nest, and when the time
for setting has come, each will go to
her accustomed nest without much
changing or contilsion; but where
the accommodations are more limit
ed, more attention must be given to
The nests.
If several varieties are kept, and it
is intended to maintain pure breeds,
each variety must be kept strictly
separate. Should any hens have be
gun to lay before such separation,
then the first ten eggs laid afterwards
should not be set; but when the
fowls have been separated three
weeks without laying, it is safe to
save all subsequent eggs for their pu
ritv.
If fowls have liberty, they need
not now have warm, soft food
When the snow has disappeared,
they will find gravel, seed, a little
green food, ETC.; but should they be
confined, the winters care must, of
course, he continued. A lot of oys-
ter shells thrown down on il road or
yard over which horses travel is very
good for poultry on farm. Pure
water is essential, and should there
he any stagnant pools Of dirty water
about the BARNARD, fill them mp in
meliately. Drinking impure water
is source of disease that should
never he tolerated. Animal food
should be given until earth worms
make their appearance. Feed !iber-
ally with grain and your hens will
generously reward your liberality.-
Cor. Rur,I Nem Io,ker.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-13
Introducing Queens.

y correspondent of the Ao.e"icTt"
Bee Jo"rn"i says, in referring to the
best plan Of introducing queens:
81 consider the plan Of one Just rs
good as the other, but in my opinion
neither of them are worth knowing,
rs it takes too much time to intro
duce a queen in either case. There
is no necessity of being over ten min
utes in introducing any queen after
the hive has been made qneenless
and it should not require over twem
ty minutes to 'un4ueen and requiem
any stock of bees. As Il general
thing, queen can be 'irummed out
in five or ten minutes, but a hive
that has an old queen will bother
much longer sometimes.
No colony should be allowed to &c
queenless for even one day, for the
sake of introducing another queen,
when 1t can be done in fifteen or
twenty minutes with perfect safety.
l would rather drum Il queen out OF
any kind of Il hive, if the colony is
strong, than to open it and search
the combs over. can usually drum
one out in half the time that it takes
to remove the combs. In Ling
s,roth hive | remove the honey board
and force the bees up into the cap,
and if the weather Is warm, I tarn
them down in front of the hive and
let them run in.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-13
Continued from First PAGE.

low costs in State cases unless 1t is shown
on the Justices returns, that every effort
has been made to recover said costs from
the defendant, or prosecuting witness, or
that there is no property from which the
costs can he recovered, and it is further
required that the. Justice before whom
- State case is tried, shall make full re-
port of the costs. and infinitely set forth
the fees to which either the Justice, Con-
stable, or witnesses are entitled.
The chairman reported having examln-
ed the Auditors vouchers for warrants
issued during recess, also the securities
for loans made in Permanent School
Fund, and find the same to be correct.
On the proposition of the City Coun
Gil to build clstcrn, at or near the Court
Hou~e, it was agreed that the county
would pay one hundr ed and fifty dollars
towards the building of cistern of Il
capacity of not less than six hundred bar
rels, the chairman and Auditor to act
with committee of Council IN regard to
location, and building of said cistern.
The Auditor WAS authorized to issue
warrants on County Fund to members of
the Board, present session for per diem
and mileage us follows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-13

I'd con. of the township of Williams
burgh, and containing 20 acres of
land, was recently sold at auction fol
$4,000.
Last week Mr.. d. X. Mckay trans.
ferred his farm, lot SO, con. 4, West
Zorra, containing 100 acres, to Mr.
George Manson, OF that township,
for which he received $500.
The London market receives i'm.
mense quantities of apples from
America. France and Holland also
furnish large supplies to the same
city. The English apple crop was
small last season, but foreign impor.
tations have kept prices low.
Peaty soils, which contain great
deal Of dead vegetable matter, are
much improved by the use of quick
lime. AS the quantity of vegetable
matter, or volatile and combustablc
matter in the ground increases, SO
does the necessity for applying lime,
The California Transportation
Company, composed of farmers and
truit-yrowers on the Sacramento
River, own and employ five small
stern wheel steamboats, in the prose
cu,ion of their business. The pro.
ducers are preparing to make direct
shipments in refrigerator cars, OF
fresh frui IS to the East. Thus does
cooperation thrive on the Pacific
slope.
The average American farmer
kno.s very little of the value Of root
crops as cattle food, especially in
connection with dry fodder. Let
every producer raise few bects,
turnlps, or carrots next season, rs an
experiment, and see if his stock
vii! not be healthier, more easily
fattened, and more chcap'y fed than
by the exclusive use OF hay and
grain.
One good, well-bred sheep will
gain more flesh in Il given time than
two scrubs. The economy Of feed
ing the first is manifest from the fact
that you only have one machine to
warm up, and keep in motion, while
in the case of the scrubs, you have
two stoves burning up your food
and barely keeping breath in thei,
systems.