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HOME AFFAIRS.
Attractive,
Severance q Dwdderar.

Cheap and Stylish.
Boors. While We claim the champion
ship in ladies' and Misses shoes, We are
equally entitled to the best ON mems and
BOYS boots. An examination will convince
you.
Canton flannel in all grades.
We did not forget the babies "a our large
stock Of baskets will attest
New stock black silk and worsted fringe,
just received.
We will have the last Of next week an
elegant stock Of ladies cloaks.
Elegant Zephyr Facinators, Nabi.s, Nc.
White Blankets, GREY Blankets, lot size,
and very heavy.
Gents all wool red hannel shirts and
drawers.
We are sole agen:- for Keeps Patent
Shirt-the hest Shirt made. Come and see
them.
Ladies Mrrino Vest, in all sizes from 20
To "a.
tine hundred pieces new and rich pat
terms in Hamburg Edgings cheaper than
ever before offered.
oar Clolhing i, entirely neN; M old
stock.
CLornING.-W have nov ia stock Mens
Youths, aud BOYS Clothing, made up IL
the best style, and for less money than eve
offered in this market.
Ladies silk :IIandkerchieis, silk Ties II
} all desirable STYLES.
GENTS Ties, Bows, Collars, Shirts, Draw
ers, Gloves, Ne, Ne,
We still Keep the be-, dollar-Kid Glove
. To be found.
, Elegant new stock Of Towel- Napkin
Doylies, Crashes, NJ.
The --latest out IN Shasl~.
Special attention called Ia our stock q
= Black Cashmeres of the finest colo
, that can be produced,
; Call aud get a new Catalogue ofnsw pa
Patterns from Demorest.
4 large variety Of aoor oil Cloth.
An elegant stock Of Dress Good, ~
!. bracing the best color and designs, al
= ranging in prices from the cheapest To u
;, highest this market demands.
Just received nice 10, Of white IA
scarlet zephyr shawls. Come early Il ~
I, want one.
, Ladies line French Kid Shos-a -peciali
Just received another large lat Of irnnl
:, and yalisss, and Ne are still -elling the
Tor less than you eau buy then in Lou
vile at retail,
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Primary Eieetis. q. Madissa,

Efaos interior Josrsai
our primary election came oG saturday
last. Considerable excitement. some
fighting. tine man by the name of Gates,
killed at Poosey precinct. Several Others
wounded in different ways One negro
shot in Richmond, but not serious. The
election resulted as follows:
VIC Miller, County Judge, 1860 J. J
Farris, 635-Millers majority 7S5. james
Teyis, County Clerk, 800 Thomas Tharp
si3; Taylor Williams, 322- reyis' MAORI
~ 81. A. J. I.acksy, Jailer, 1886 W. ]
Collins, s69-Lackey's majority 81. Al
Broaddus' majority for Assessor, 2is. Is
b. Crooks majority for Surveyor. l1s
"stump" Miller's majority for Coroner
1853. ". W. Willis and A. D. Mershon
fOr Magistrates, ~ opposition.
A. j. AERsaoS.
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common to medium. s262 80 thin rough
steers and poor cows, 81 i062 Hog
Tho hog market vas rather dull to-day,
anil closed ~ the following quotations:
Rest hogs. ~ 75aj. with only one car
load sold ~ s.; stocker. ~ iNai g..
Sheep and lambs Extra sheep. ~ hota Z;
common to Medium. AZ 5%3 -. lambs,
extra, 81 50G 4; common to medium, $50
2 %. Receipts to-day 9o5; Hog,
2,o6s; sheep, sl3; Total 3,soS.
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MADISON CouSTr vEws
EirIsrHfe

OcToprR 18th, ls9s.
Tn. urinary election on Saturday result.
cd in the nomination nv the Democratic
,,,,v n N,d;so, ~ the foIlowine candid.
,,e. 10 6ll tho conntv offices. For Judge,
u;ll.r Cls,l Tevi.. sheriff I,c,beridee:
A,,ornev scot,. Taller. Iackey; Surveyor,
Coot.. Coro,er Miller Assessor. BROAD.
dus AIlexcen, the candidate for Assessor
arc rre.ert incumber,s Of the offices to
which thew aspire.
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p",'' U' wv -,
~, ~, 81, =.
'''' '"' 49," -,
",'" go -, "A :
"' ", -, ..,, T.. ,;..o.o,.a h.d
made such headway. that. In bursting open
the door the roof fell in and of course IL
was too late to rescue the child. An sged
negro also came very nes, being burned to
death in an adjoining cabin At the same
time.
n,. o,,o,v h,. ,s,;n h.en the scene Of
, .er;e. Of hl,ody deeds, revolving, not only
to the good citizens Of this community, but
to civilization it'eI'' Aoou' 'ne m'uas :"
- ~ ', ...,,.rso n.msd Rsvnold.
Wv n. - ,o.r g.,,;,, nj. .upner.
80 =, 80, p.v,old. hs;,.
,ao, Nom and newly married. copse-
quently not very well provided with bed
room, and besides having other compan,
to entertain, had to decline keeping Mau'
pin, whereupon he called him out and shot
him dead in his own door ysrd......On sat
urday evening last, company OF men met
at Mr.. Shorts, on Paint LACK, when dh-
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CRcrr Counr Norrs.- The business Of
the Fall Term 81 this Court was commenc.
ed on Monday last by the swearing in Of
the Grand Jury aud a most com prehensive
and finely worded charge to IL by Judge
Owsley. All the crimes known in the dec
alogue were noticed, but he was particu.
larly explicit in regard to the Internal
and cowsrdly practice 81 carrying conceal
ell weapons, now 80 extensively INDUCED
in. Judging from the looks OF the Jury
they appreciated the address and will do
their utmost to fulhll their oaths to let
ter. They are as follows Dr. Il. u. Mont
gomery, foreman wood-on Ferrill, jas.
Robinson, W. VI. Higgins, Patrick Napier
T. ]. Davies, j. u. Basin, Thos; Robin
son, james Pepple~, 4. L.. Hale, U. VI.
White, Jno. q. smith, j. =. Wright, Alex.
Hicks, J. NJ. Sibold, Fielding Thnrmond.
The following gentlemen compose the
Petit Jury; A. X. Denny, :. ". Baughman'
John White, Peter Carter, Samuel Dudde-
rar, Samuel Cowan, Samuel j. Embry, Jas.
Paxton, NJ. y. Depauw, VIM. Murphy,
George q. Boone, Richard Cobb, Adam
Carpenter, ID. y. Bowman, Harry Dunn,
Cyrus Jones, George King, james Moore,
J. A. Harris, J. NJ. Cooper, A. ;. Jones
u. q. Cover, VIM. Burton aud R.W6iven-.
Besides our stanford delegation when
will compare favorable with the number IN
any portion OF the country, We notice a
number OF visiting lawyer Among them
are Messrs. Geo. Denny, JrpG. w puni'P'
X. NJ. n W.o. Bradley, X. IT, Tomlinson'
aud X. ID. Lnsk,of Lancaster; u u lh"mp-
son, sr, Of Harrodshurg; X. u. Jacobs,
j. u Mcterran and D. :. NanWihke,o'
ianvllle and!ndge h'gg'n'' T. y. noo'"'
and W. %. han-iord, OF 'rso "rcharu'
SAINT Burdett' OF VT vernon.
WIN. Foster charged "'h re'a'''"s "
dent spirits two cases, confessed jung
ment OF SO and costs ~ each case
Nelson Moore, iot carrying '""'e''eu
weapons was hned W ana Ordered !" J"'
Tor 10 days to pay TOT the pr'i'ese'
Emanuel mitchell ai'h""s" n"' P'eNe"'
IN the ne-''' wa. tr'eu '' a'-'"" '"' '"''
battery sn' hned ~"
John hon' broke the peace '"" wa
assessed - Z" assist IN me"d'ng l"
"i'''a" pratt tue H'"e '",' ""'"
possibly these famous ''ne' rendered ~
Mother "o"Se "e"N'"' He'e "'"''"'
was charged win 're-pas-. ne "aS "''
gwen on tue payment OF - ana oos'
David i"cke'' oo'orru' VINO N'''e' an'
other colored man named 'oS-' IN 100
was tried on a charge OF man-'augh'er s"'
sent to the reni'entlary Tor Is months i M
case had been 'r'ed 'e'"re ana reS"''eu III
hung jury
John ferreii carried coneesied "eaPo"'
but the Jury oou'd"' DC eon''"'eo '.a' h'
had the right TO do 80 ana hheu MN j" o"'
case 80 ana 10 days IN jar ana !" '"'
other so and 10 days IN JAIL
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ROCkCaSTLE tOyNTS NEWs
vi. uerHoH.
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"'o"'" TO- '''''
NeN' "'"''' WIN wv ' "''''' "'"' Wv
Such delightful weather as We have en-
jioyed for the past two weeks deserves men
ton
H.. "A Ni,,,,,. q c,r.r NJ n
p.;aLIs. III Al r., a.. .hs.n, !,
Ian;.,;i,. III wool
The souirreIs ar. making havoc in the
corn fields. They are easily baved by the
in,elliren, .portsman.
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r''., " '''''"," ' ' 60.
NY VI" p,'"I , " '"'s -. -,
"'' "'s"'' ''""'' "''' '''
1t is Brinkley's boast that his goods are
better, and his prices lower than any body
else's. Call aud see II he boasts in vain.
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% Wv nus - T S. '" -. - a.,
'a",e'S !" N'"'"'"'' " "
"eeA'
Mrs. Jacob Williams, accompanied b,
her daughters, Matte and Zula with their
cousin Cleo, left here Monday morning
''N' WI ''''
81 feel there's none on Earth IL love
save thee, and only thee -
This is what she said to him just aitel
he had presented her beautiful aud styl
ish cloak, purchased at NJ ;. Br'nkley''
cheap cash store.
I,w,.our for,un,,s Measure nm Monday
La, IN enjoy at Stanford the hospi,alit,
~ n. a,,;,or of this paner and IN make IN,
.oo,.;n,,,cs If his viii. a very beautifu
and accommodated lady. They have oul
,b,nls for tindnesse.
80 49,.
brihN'ey mas gone =" ,o"''," ""
week !" Jay IN ms 'h'ru ''''N VI T ~
goods Next No"uas "e "''i nave a"''"
er grahu opening Every oo'' s"o''" wv
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Mn. Ior ~. Rour arrived from Texas
with the dead body II his son, Wesley, Last
Friday which vac, AFTER some very appro-
pirate remark. at the grave by VIZ. Barne.,
laid to rest 10 Buhalo Cemetery. Mr.. Ront
Is looking we'll, and Is much pleased With
Tesa. and his own prospects
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wnrS a man eau buy an efcellsnt un'
dershir of merino fabric for 70 cents, he
ought never to complain that he cant a.
ford to keep warm in Winter Hayden
Bro have Just opened second invoice Of
this popular and desirable brand, aud they
.eli many II them every day.
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Tnr Presbyterian Church, the oldest ed
lice of the Kind in stanford, Is undergoing
some much needed repair In addition to
other. the dilapidated Cupola il to lie re-
placed by new and higher one, and the
ricketv old wooden fence ths, enclosed the
building u to he replaced by handsome
..... ..n.
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LAME CLoAKs.-Severanc aud Dud-
derar have bought direct from the manu-
facturcr. in New York, and will open the
last of next week, an elegant stock Of Ia
die Cloaks. Those intending to buy
would Do we'll 10 wait aud examine these
eonds.
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IL an,body wants tn buy a cheap, dnra-
hle aud pretty carpet, onr advice Is
To them, go to Hayden Bros drsi, aud la"k
At their extensive stock. II you cant he
suited there, Won are harder Ia please than
the readers OF good paper, like the lNrr.
RInR lmKNAL, ought To he.
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W. arr sur that IL our laiy and gentle
man reader. would consult their best in
forests in the purrha-e Of their Fall and
Winter Clothing. they would 90 to Hsyden
Iro-. aud bay their underwear. These
good- are II the most popular manufac.
turc and give entire satisfaction. They
have had fine trade in such good this
week
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Tur negro jim Mullins, who was arrest
ed some time since, charged with stealing
brandy from Bowen Camden aud selling Il
without license was tried before the U. :.
Court in Louisville this week and sent to
to the Penitentisry for two years.
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DEp At the home OF her father Mr.
Sowell ". Giyens, near Shelby Cily, On
saturday morning last Mr.. Sallie For
sythe. She had been a constant sufferer
lor long time anh death was indeed re-
iieL A hong copcourse Of sorrosing friends
GIla~rd the remains to Buffalo cemetery
and there deposited them To swat
the happy re.anecIion that i promised 10
iaoss who serve AMI hOnE Tim herr.
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PorNp PARTY.-The citizens of Crab
On,harl will have Pound Party" at the
Chapel at Tarrant college, Friday night
18Th Of thi. moHth. The public ia invited
and it is expected that every one who at
tends will bring one pound al some article
with hi. or her name On the package. The
whole to hc -old at auction aud the
proceed. used To purchase instruments
for the Crab Orchard Cornet Band. Mrs.
: F. II. Tarrant has our thanks for con-.
plimentary Invitation.
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No uFsTsC sIEWs.


Es""s - s~ss~" . s"'''
R,;o, tho cash and 90, h,rs,ios for the
merit thirty DAYS.
rn,,, ,.,,.,. aud no, n, ALE var,
cheap.
u.;l,s nonh,. s.ov., p,ow
reduced prices.
s,... p;,.. r,hox. Co,, uod. etc
r.. n. ~.
~" -
WV
Your account is ready Tor immediate
settlement.
The Hoo-ier Wheat Drill Is the Cham
pion. II has . positive force feed. Sows
equally well Wheat, Rye, Clover I'mo'hy'
Oats, etc. sows small seed either IN dr''''
or broadcast' rr'ce low an" terms e''!'
Who wantsa line Ske'eton wagon Tor
little money!
srrc,., Nor,cr-Hav;us determined to
h,.;,... e., the ,.,, ,h;r.
" dayswe VIII o"er sr''fAI 'S'''hA'N'>
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TrcrS-r was issued Yesterday for the
marriage " Mr.. ldndsay Coaman Ia Mis-
Kilnrah =. Naught.
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Tnr Danyille package Of this paper did
not reach IL, destination till SATURDAY eve
ming although mailed as il ever Is onfriday
morning. We Awe fair warning {" the
careles. I-,sl official that his days a'r mum
harra W. intrnd Ia kill him.
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Tar croad, ia town lhi, week ia attend
ancr At Court, have very property pnrcha-'
ed hundrr,l- Of dollar, worth Of goo,ls from
ila,drn Bro. hrcau.e they always get har.
,,iu. thrrv
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I
Mr.. q. W. Afford bought thi- week,
car load of hogs at 4 cents.
/ Mr.. Adam Pence, IT,, sold to j. W.
Smith, . head " common butcher cattle at
2, cents.
Mr.. y. p. Woods, II Lincoln, sold to Mr..
L. W. Hutchinson, Of Garrard. pair Of
aye,r old mules for S220.
Uncle Jerry Maxwell arrived yesterday
with jOhead Of the finest cattle he has
ever brought from Tennessee
Common to fair cattle, Of which III re
we're some 900 on the Dsnville market last
Monday, sold Of from &c to &c
Res, amber wheat sells in Cincinnati at
~ ~ per bushel for white common to hest
led brings from 81 30 tosi q.
| Mn. u. =. JoSrs aud hi son Mr.. IL G.,
/ Jones, will leave on Monday for Missouri.
with 6ne lot of thoroughbred cattle.
The late purchaser Of the "Mclroe'
farm Of 323 acres near Danville, sold il
last week for ~, 600, profit Of s2,Ooo.
Brown Sentinel, promising Young tro'-
ter, broke bi""d vessel and dropped dead
On the ieSirgion race track last sainohsy.
u u n ia.
county man has failed His liabilities are
81 =, spoo noo ..;,, -. :, -, sso
ooo
Me- Al Y S.vn.an ID p.,,,
H., h,,.,, ,.s ,;.., ~ al, A.. TO-.
100 Re- Hive !, 20 counties ~ mi. state
IT, .,., ,o., ~ 81 .,on
SALE Oh h"'s'-pr. q H. rro~e''' G"
Newtown' sofa 70 A'ei oher =" h"gS Z"
- 90 per est ror'y-h'e "i the hummer
averaged %" '~'-l'e"rge'"~n i'"'e''
NJ, p.,,a, 1lov1 soH,oJ A. Joh,.o,
=, Ri w. vi c.,,,. =, cont. Thsv
.,.,...d ,s,o ,,,nas Tb.s. ar. the s,me
class Of cattle that recently sold at y cts.
" ."'''"'' ''''" '' q" '"' way
run " ~ ~ toD I 'S"'
-" " ' """','' 'I"
"""' w NV" '" ''' '"' v
''"'
Mr.. woodson ferril found fine mare of
his, valued at S20o, dead in his barn-yard
the other morning He does not know the
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FlirfrN YEAR ago, SNOW Tell IN the sec
t,on the night Of the lHth II h't'lcr To- the
depth ri seven inches
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CAlLMJ.N payis aud -ec the best NJ
of Harness ia the State for the money
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PERsoNAL-MissL Lucy Hooker aud her
friend, Mis- Mary Oldham, OF Madison,
again delight their numerous friends with
their presence. Mr.. \. \. Warren, wife
aud Miss JEANNE Carson arr spending the
week in Louisville Mr.. Warren went as
delegate to the Grand Lodge Of Master Ma
sous. Dr. lee X. YATES i. also in Louis
willie, a. representative Of the Royal Arch
Masnns MIR. John McRoberts and Dr.
Ice Huffman have gone on a visit Ia rela-
tiyes in Peabody, Kansas. Col j. u. Nc
rerran, of Danville, made Us pleasant
call this week Mrs. Judge Owsley, Of
Lancaster, and Mrs. ten. Granger,of Wash.
ington. were in town Monday aud Tuesday
Mr.. 4. NJ. Feland aud wife have returned
from their visit tn Louisville, Nc. Miss
Lucy Barton is here on visit. Miss Jen-
ME Wright, Of Nicholasville, Is the guest
Of Mrs. Thomas Buford Capt. j. ;. Nor
rison, Tor a long time Division Engin-
Ger at the G., :. X. H., with headquarters
at Hustonyille, will leave next week ior
/ Fayettvillr, y. e. The Captain has made
many friends in this vicinity, who will re-
grct hi, departure Mr. t.S. Nield, editor
Of the iIauoisburs OLs,ncr, and A. d, FL
Kin, u the Lancaster .tphd, spent the day
here SUNDAY.
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ANrw lot II Stoves, Grate-, Ne. at h"t
tom price at Wearen " Evans
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FnR dress Goo,ls, fringeS, Silk, S,Iins
and Velyet- IN all color, aud shade 90 &,
John u Craig's
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\. \ WNRRrN j. agent here lar the
Singer, the best Swing Machine made
Sample IN bend at the 4, q.
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MAHmrp. TN Yesterday, Me VIM, Gui-
IL To Miss Sn-an laugh. Their ages are
~ and L..
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FAnNrR. wanting the best Wheat Drill
viii find II NJ Campbell 4 Miller's
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Tnr pill -lingrr, we're here in forcc On
"Wednesday
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Eos Fashionable Cloak. go u john II
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LOCaL NEUs.

Uo to the Carson HOUSE ior g"'d SQUARE
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OCTOBER 18th, 1917.
October has only Ia throw tissue veil
over the suns face Ia make a charming In
dian Summer.
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State of Minnesota, )r..s:s s7,.:L
County of Mile Laces. ~ ..,... ... NJ. T.
Justices Court Before Scott NJ, Justice
Justice OF the Peace. a...sJ .,., ',,- 1872
Daniel r: Noyes, Charles +. Moves, and
Edward H. Cutler, partners as Moves
Brothers & Cutler, plaintiffs. 80
) ,... .y... VS.. '.-
= Silas L. Staples, defendant.
inc State Of Minnesota to Silas L. STABLES
me above named defendant. ... !:
You are hereby summoned and REQUIRED
to be and appear before the undersigned.
one OF the justices of the peace in and for
SAID county, on the SEVENTEEN daV of
November A. D. 1877, at eleven o'clock
In the forenoon, at my office in Princeton.
IN IN SAID county, to answer. to Daniel 4.
NlSoyes, Charles P. 'NoyesAn Edward II.
Cutler, partners as Noyes Brotherssand
Cutler, in civil action. Should you, fail
to appear at the time and place aforesaid. ;.
Judgment will be rendered against you up,
on the evidence adduced,by said Daniel f.
HHoyes, Charles P. Noyes and Edward H.
cutter, partners as aforesaid, for such sum
as they shall show themselves entitled to.
Gven under my hand this eighteenth
day Of October. 1877. & T. -...+.-' -,
/ /. ~ SCOTT NJ: :JJ9tgEsSFtCE, -~<- - >,'s#
! ~ .jtna5lsead Justice ofsthe Peace.
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! Summons,
State Of Mipnesotat. ia

State of Minnesota I :, ....s + r.. 81
County of Mile Laos. = ,s@.a1 @,Ir
Justice Court Before Scott M. Justice;
Justice Of the Peace. .... -. -. "a.
Henry Campbell and j. W.. Libby, part
neSrs, as sCampbell & Libby, plaintiffs,
, - f.: ~. VS.. .sl;a'
6s:s "a .silaaT, Staples, defendant. =, :.
The State IF minnesota to Silas L. Staples
the above'hamed defendant. ~ -. H.
. You are hereby summoned and required
to be and appear before the undersigned:
one of the justices Of the peace in and for
said county, on the 18th day of November,
A.. D. 1877, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
at my Office in Princeton, in said county,
to answer to Henry Campbell and ]. W.
Libby, partners as Campbell & Libby. in
a civil aetion. Should you fail to appear
at the time and place aforesaid, Judgment
vii! be rendered against you upon the
evidence adduoed by said Henry Camp
bell ahd J, W..Libby, partners as afere-
said for such aasum as they shall show
themselyes entitled to. =,
Given Ander my hand, this eighteenth
day of October, 1877. FL. ..sg AZ, Is
a' SCOTT NJ. JUSTICE, .s .Ss
's.. s Justice of the Peace. n
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A Milo Man dominates n. B. Cowles
MILO, October 10. 1877

Mr. ED u r. 49, 1870.
A Nov me to mention the name of a
man yhQm | think Il would make good
sreasur er, mean Mr.. H. B. Cowles of
your to w., .Weup here in Milo, are
sick and tired. Of absconding county
treassners 1;eing off with all the coun.
tvs money. Our school district is; in
for it this time again, just the the same
as when g guiding *'ht out" We want
a mau,,els;ted who is personally re.
sponsible and who can give good bonds.
l believe Mr.. Cowles can ELL the bill.
1t makes no difference whether he is a
Democrat 9r 2 Republican so he is an
honest lasa a q; Please put this in your.
paper and obli8e.x =, W. ], L.
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4 81. Stales must have been mad If he
'.s :, with two or three thousand
dollars: there are lots Of his friends
VINO still i cling to the belief that he
Will come back all right; wish to God
tqey mad some grounds On which to
base their belief; We would like Is
thlnk 81. would return to Princeton.
! put the there is not the least particle Of a
chance for our wish to be realized. Z.
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TO MY PATRONS,

am back to Princeton once more and
intend to remain. I return thanks to NV
friends and patrons for past favors, and
will try 70 continue to merit their patron
age u the future. I am now prepared to
do al kinds Of Wagon and Carriage work,
repairing all sorts of Farm Machinery
Gun and Pistol repairing specialitv.l
gR! Shop opposite G. H. Rines' Store.
4. WOODBURY.
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she 1e came bliss: she left Il gloom
To run through ali tie cominr veara.
Till, q. the meeting time TO come $50
news COOS great smile upon thy tears,
f M w snf.,. done, lin
!, !, NOW softly whisper DER her grave:
rlon ''n who took the gem he gave
N y lost, meier lost nor dead is She g. j.
4 y NO Ives above III Hissweet home. u
= e gam ransceadst thy loss; to be .4sss5
= near g 1ae glistenning Of His throne.
If q IS kg### El#l g} NJ. A. b.
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The Rev. Mr.. Kipgsland has been
appointed to preach It Clearwater for
the. ensuing year. and the Rev. G.. b.
Smith Is the appointee to this place.
And 80 we have laboeed in vain to
have Mr.. Kingslaud retained here.
Well, the UNION will hereafter be a
strictly secular journal. I43.
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H.,F, Barker, esq, is the. coming
candidate for county treasurer; he is
a young man OF integrity, ability. and
good sound comm6n sense; andif elect.
ed to that of6ceeho doubt he will per.
form its duties il creditable; and
satisfactory manner. C.
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. Smith Sonle was taken before the
q. s.. District Court, at ST. Paul. to
answer p 4 MIer tosan indictmGnt charging him
with cutting pine onthe Indian eserv-
alton; onaSnith's motion The case 4, was a
postponed till the December term; his
bond was fixed at $4,000.
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/: TOWN CAUCUS.

The Republicans voters of the town of
Princeton ares hereby notified to meet n
caucus at the Court House, in the Village
q Princeton, on Thursday. the 18th day
or October, 1877, a. 2.Tclock P. NJ. 70
choose twelve delegates to attend the
county Coventi0n. Per order, jD~ =.
.op atf uJ.sWhitcomb, Chairman, +