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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

tB Die Scrren youns g. B~rabforh
baltcn auber ibrem beritmten @aarcnlastr
nod elm erobcs unibertrefbares Eager bon
ssppiden Der %ieinitcn unb aud roblfeilNeu
sortcn, ferner SeIteptide, Strobmatten u. I.
~. @cr Sabcr fir ben tommenben Somme,
sine Yarlors unb @obn;immcr biibid uni
biliN nit 3eppiden btricben nil. perfetls
nidyt. por slucm bel ben 9errcn ycrn9 uni
$rahicrb bsr;uIprcd)cn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

gls @eridtisuns tbcilen mir nit,
oab Der S1aoeu, ueldtn 3err Sroi=
Icn. Builder oabicr. bcim lesten sroben
6suer %crlitt, li9 nidt blob auf ben
iubsren SbsiI beg 9amies belief ion=
bern oaB aud Die M0bel bsocutcnoen
59aoen bapou 9etrascn baben. 9err
Sroicn 8laubt, luenisltcns eiuen @erluii
uon = 400 9olars 5u bcflasen ;l
baben. BLOB bas @ebduos ,uar per-
ii4ert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17
0ter!

Uobltbdtis If bes Nieres Mo@t,
Wenn Mrs eenoben nit Heba&t.
81 jebem Dsrit, bas mon i@oHt,
YerIeibt e 2iebe. Maatb unb Kraft;
BOD i&re6li&, ,per in blinbsm Wabr
3es @uter bat 3u bisI eetban.
8ebe, tuer BON, @auT& befallen,
seIbft rerlicrenb ben Wsritanb,
Nus Der Rneips biitern 9alen
WdIit ben ~uneebsuren Hranb!
Nus BEN Auee
8re&tn 3dbrsn,
bic nd me9ren
Sn ben Nuse itroblst @lutb,
Blibt bic 1utb.
port ibr's ft5bnen in Der aammer
Dos lit Sommer
6init're 9la4t umeiebt bic Nuscn
Dos 1T ui6t bes @aiiers 1a4t.
WeI&' Elm 0rauien!
Dumb Bebt ouf:
Bier tpolt auf!
Wiitbeno Sieb'n @ambrinus' MaEen
Dur4 bes Mastns cnse @ailen,
I'm ben 5sertsr su perIaifen.
- ~ L..lr. - ILl.
Sddumeno aus bem ,psiten &a4en
8ri1ts berpor nit lautem &roden.
Dnr@ bic 2eble siebt Der strabl,
9ommt bic 3abI
Vieler S&oppen ; bod i'm Yosen
Spriben Str5me branner @ogen.
|Sebt aud 0fnet ii& bic S&leube
|5n Der 9ammer felbit Der Speiie,
|unb beraus, 0 iuel9' Gin @rauien,
StlrSet in erb0b'ter @u&t
NQcs in eewalt'ser Gludt,
@tei1 beg milben @inbcs Yrauie.
Stob on stcb!-
2oHnunss!os
eiest er ba, Der Ntann Der e@merje
Bier Idbt niemals nit ii& i&ersen!
0arum, tpiQit eeiunb ou bIeibcn,
0arfit ou ME 10 Ian9e tneipen,
DEM ionit tommit ou auf ben Dnnb
llebermab 1T ME eeiunh! Ms
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

GARNER, 9onbwerter Mnb
Seller, Der ben @ertb. Gin Noti;bId iber
Gei6dfts=3 ransattionen, 9asessreis.
niie nnb intereilante ober nidtise Yor=
tcmmniHs fir tiinftises Nadia!usen ~
fubren, fennt, iollte 81 ieinem Npotbefer
scben. Uni Or. Yieree's Memoranhnm
u~nentseltIid su bcfommen. Ses Dof-
tors @ranb Snpalio's 0otel in Buffalo
peld)ss, ~uoatmset, sweibunoerttauIeno
Doaars toitet, tuilo anfonss SUM- b.
s. fir Mufna5me BON Yatisnien. bic on
dronii4en &ranfbeiten unb @ebre4cn
leioen, croHnet werben. Gs ,pirb bic
poafommeniten oilfsmittel sur 0eiiung
ioI&sr 2eioen oe,udbren unb ieinsin
drstli4en unb @irursiiGen Stab sper-
ben bic our9 ibrc @eididliateit aus
SeSci4netiten Noitoren BON ameufoni-
l3en icmcbI ME aud pon europdilden
drstliden e@uIen o~nscboren. The
Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser (Ner;tlidcr Totbscber bes 9s-
''unoen McnIdeuucr tonoes) BON 9r.
q. 9. Yicree, Elm @ert pon nsunbun.
bert 9roben Seiten, nit s,ueibunoeri-
unoSmeiunbadsis Mbbilbnnsen. elegant
in 9einwanb ~eebunnen unb pcreoIhst.
mirb BON Dem @erfa0er mad Gmpians
uon einem Dollar unb fiinfsie Gents an
iebe Moreiie 9elAift. Jaft bgnnert-
t%auieno Gremp!arc isEo beycits abgtjctt
,rOrnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

= 9batladen laiIen lid ni4t ab.
itrciten. oas 9utidcn cincs &ii9eI&enz
oiejcs neuen Miittel Dr. 5. $. Me2ean's
0uniten= uno 2unsenbciIiassI&en, wirt
Did i%iber;eusen, bab lie 9uiten, Sdnu.
pfen, S@winoiudt bciIen. probe.
l9odteIr IS Gents per Yoit. Tr. s.
8. Me9ean, 3l4 Gbeinut Str. Ct.
louis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17


Muf einem tur3en Strip our9 bas
Gountp, batten mir oas Wersniieen Iette
8o9e &i@monb. Golb Spring unb
&cduiat 5u beiuden. lleberal 3sigte
i& Der Gifer uno JortiAritt inter Der
munteren 8epolierun9. Gin 10 9c-
mltbli@es 9eben, ,uie al, bicien YIdten.
Fnbet man nidt iibcral. unb tbut es
einem re4t tpobl, ,uenn man einmal aug
Der bridenben stabtluft in bic an-
mutbisen D0rfer BON Stearns County
5inaust0mmt. @ir batten bic Giro
picle u%nfercr 9eebrten M5onnenten fen.
men 81 lernen. Inter oieien Qerrn
Mo~osbrusser, Gin our@ unb burd ge=
biloetcr uno freunoli9er 9err, {owie
|ieinen duberit leutieIi8en 9crrn Bog,
oeiien %srobartiser storc uns in Der
numbering perleste 6err. 1cimiatb CT
crquidte uns mi! ieinem ausgeSeidne-
ten Bier uno lao uns Elm, mieoer,ufcm
men. Mu9 bic 9erren CITIZEN uno
8ieber luuroen beiudt, unb sernc ,pdreu
mir nod bel al ben Mnoern einsetebrt,
aber Die 3eit = Sn Cob Spring
fanoen mir bic 9erren Jiidba4. Gtben.
uno @reD in ber eemiitbliditen
2aune. Sn &odpi0e itopptcn mir Bel
9crrn g. 2ommel, mo- mir nod 9er:n
Tuds mno anoere scebrte 9erren fan
ben. SIN &cdui0e iperoen big bato bic
Yfanneniuden bios auf elmer scitc se=
baden, bonn ouf Der anoern Seite Der
Strabe lit nur Gin Stal.-Nuen bieIen
Derrcn unIsrn frcunoliden 9anf fur
ibre uns seidcntten Muimerfiamtciten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17
(einaefanbD
.Min6sa, IA. raj 1877.
Gbre. ipens Gbre 0ebatrt!
Qieber Norbnern!

Gieber Norbfern! 81 Il
eiemit bite ID Did. ou@ einnnol
eini8e 3eilen BON Neu. Mln@en in
Deiae spalten einiuridcn. a,s
@dbrenb meines autentboItts in
1eu- Iean&en. touu, jtuei pole Sabre,
i&idte i'd meine Rinber, weI&e Supor
in ieiner SduIe ,uaren, in bic horti9t
s&ule. uno i'd mub eeiteben, bab bic
Jcrti&ritte. bic lie in Der S9mle ma9-
ten. dbcrrai&cno uoren. Sic leien
nno f&reiben jebt eelduFs Heuti@ nnb
.gn8lif&, unb i'm @c6ner bra&ten 5It
es bersits su ben gri9en. gs III in
Der sbat cine GrcuSe Su ieben, pit
5&ulIebrer nnb SeeIiorser 9onb in
6ano 9eben, ia man m0dte iasen. nett.
eifern in Der 9~eranbilouns Der Sueenb.
|2eiber iebe i'd mid senOtbiet bicic
'tbenre @cmeinbe wieoer gu %periaTen.
uno Tam es aber ni9t tbuen. obne Der.
ieIben meme aufri@tisite Musrtennuns
SejoQt Su boben. Oarum meinsn ber;.
li9iten Nant unb elm ebenIo bersliMcs
|2ebsmoSl BEN 9errn edulIebrer uni
oeilen adtbarcn Jamilic, 10 ipie aud,
oem eifrisen Seclenbirten Yatsr Cor
nelius.
9iemit Gott empfoblen, Sas nd@iis
Wlal mebr.
8erbarb gbbcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

az SER Yctcr Yc,umel BON @oipiac tal
ben idonftcn unb %betacbautcn penait I'M
san;cn COUNT. Das pridtiae Ibier 1T eiu
1dter Grcndbreab aus Der Normanbie, no be.
tunntIih bic f~tartten unb trditisfcn Yferbs
se;oacn tperbcn.
Der 0enst iIcW in Gnlo Sprins icbeu
Dcnnerftas unb auf Der farm bes GiSsn,
tbiimcrs jcbcm Sams.as uno Sonntas gum
@cbraud bereit.
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3,t &erfamfctt.

4 Counters, lpoSon ;,uei is Dms, bic
beioen anoern "a Guk lang fino. Gcrnc,
S@dttc fir einen Store hillie gu 5aben bel
4-2l Mrs. Gid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17
s.. cttcmsmeier'S Nue.paaren.

y. Effcll6 nieicr'8 NNftr00tens
6ei6dft. 9err s. Sttcnsmeier empiieblt
icin Tnbn aarcnaeidjdit Dem accbrtcn Vubli'
fun auf bas Bette. @as nur immcr in Gin
ioldcs @eiddft einfdldst, fnoct fid bel i'm
aui Eager. Man %iibcrsc"se iid feIbf, sbs
anberswo poripridt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17
Eokal-Aathrithtfu.

Sic @uyrun9 1T duberf i@tuil,
unb ,eist auf rnebr &esen.
suneer saIat uno feline sparseln
Hno auf BEN M l'saas ,. nss4ease.
2ebten Montas abeno ,uarbe cine
g~rtraibuus Der 5euerbrisaoen abss'
baIten. fgpft aia 81
Geute inbet Die 0fentIi@e e&ul.
prifuns i'm s4uIbitritt No.!9 su ct.
Sciepb fatt.
6err @r. genneipib. salconfce'
per BON bier. reiste scitcrn nod st.
Naul. Z
Sic Mrbciten on benz neuen Srid'
sebdube. wel@es berr .. S&mitt aus
,ufibren bot, idreiten raid porwdrts.
Sic Ta9rbrade iber ben Mihil'
fippi iou berart sefdbrIi& iein, oab mon
Sebcrmann obrdtb, baribcr ~ tabren.
9err DR.. MsOonalb 1T pieoerum
Noter aetporben. Ct nennt ii& nun
Der Yeslidte oreier Sobne. Gratu'
iren!
Sic @onne i@eint i@on I'M. 5 ubs
in Die 3immer binein unb pertinbet ben
Gr,pa9enben ben Mnbru@ bes Soges
mno ben @;eoeranfan9 Der Mrbeit.
Nm letten Montas reiiten bic 9er-
rem @eorse 2rosmer uno Dsaurin nit
eirea 200 stid Yieb BON Go!b Springs
nod Sort @arrp ab.
Mm IL. Meai brannte bos paus
bes 6errn Sobn &oeoer i'm Conn
@atefielb uieber. Ser @4aoen be-
Iduft lid ouf 300 Dollars unb 1T
bur9 teine Nerli4erun9 sebedt.
Gin ionit re9t beIiebtcr unb seidid=
ter glerf in einem srobcn Store an ct.
@ermain StraBe tot uns tirali4 Elm
Bunbel Sparseln an at 5 Gents. oocr
2 @unbel fir Is Gents - Smart!
4r. s. ". 8anee. friber i'm Wser=
4ants' 9otsl in ct. Yaul, bat i'm bic
iigen r@eit 9ouie" einen 8arbierlbop
cr6iinet.
Serr Matb. @asparo perreiite leb=
ten Monta9 ouf feline in @apmono iid
beiinoIi@e 0arm. tueIde er IeBten @in=
ter getauft bat. Gr mill ieben, Oh ct
ni4t cine &ake I'M @ade setauft bat.
ggie es beiBt. ioll cine sioeuult
nod Der Mprmali6ule sebaut ,pcroen.
ST i&on gut, aber es sibt nod piele
Yldte innerbolb Der Staot, no SIDE.
,paIts n~otbuenbiser mdren.
Ser Batter ocs Sperm &ei9ert,
8ddermeifter oabier, itebt bereits in lei-
rcr1 IS 2ebensolter uno bod liebt man
ibn nod ta9li4 orbeitcn, wie einen
Jinfsiscr.
Nd9iten Sonntas 1T 4Rusiten.
Bei benz 0o9amte tperhen Die &inocr
5ur erien bl. Communion 9eben.
@tidliGe 6tunoen fur bic lieben &lei=
men, bic tic ME persc1icn m61ten!
Sic srobcn vYoiters", ,pclde bas
nahiten Montas auf Der Garm bcs 9rn.
Sobn sdwarb ft~attfinoeroe pic : Sic
a%ntiinben, lperoen Die 9ufmertlamteil
bes YubIitums l9on 9eniiseno erresen,
obne bab man nod piel oapoI 81
i9reiben bat.
@esen Gnbe LESTER ISOLDE trafen
bier cine Mensc @asen nit Gintuanbe=
rern, BON SQinois fommeno, Elm. -
&e@t 10! Minneipta lit nod srob qe.
mug, uno tiidtise Nrbeitstrdfte tueroen
INNER nod seuiseno grbeit finben.
User lid fir Die naditen 80 Sabre
cine SteuerIait, 4 nal 10 srcB als bic
jebise, auflaoen Mill, itimme am II.
Suli nit s a.-Wer ober oenft, CT babe
fdon steuern 9enus, unb sable nidt
fir einen Tort5eil, ben er niemals se-
1abt bot, Der itimMe 3teiu!
(err Sobn &lein, 2nedt in 8rid's
8rauerei, mar lebte @o4e bei@aftist /,
-.
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q n,eiac.

Scrr sSilb. Slbredt madt bicmit ieinen
aunbcn b%cfannt, bab CT feline S1mieoewcrt.
itatte bintcr Seott's @asenibop berlest bat.
gSm. MIbreAt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

ty- 6emcbre = YitoIen-Muniticn unb
Spparcfe sum Siiden tpobIieiler ais irsenc,po
anhers in
81. Seunetrs Gun Shop.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

eag- lsia Yarbs suten Galieo fir $l.oo
ei Modem baupts.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-31

Their task, be it ever so glorious, is
historical and transient; the majesty Of
their spirit is essential and eternal,
While to some God gives it to show
themselves through their work to 9th.
ers. He assigns it to show them.
selves without even the opportunity Of
work. He sendst them transparent in.
to this world, and leaves us nothing to
gather and infer. Goodness, beauty.
truth, acquired BY others, are original
to them; hiding behind the eye, think.
ing on the brow. and making music in
the voice. Such beings live simply to
cypress themselves. With fewer out.
ward objects than others. or at least
with less limited practical mission
devoting them to fixed task, their
life is soliquy of love and aspiration;
the soul not being with them the serv-
ant of action. but action rather the
needful articulation of the soul. Not,
OF course, that they are in the slight
est degree exempt from the stern and
amp positive obligations of duty, or
licensed any more than others to dream
existence away. If once they fall in.
to this snare, and cease to work, the
lineaments of beauty and goodness are
exchanged for those of shame and
grief: Usually they do not less, but
rather more, than others; only under
somewhat sorrowful conditions. having
spirits prepared for what is more than
human, and being obliged to move
within limits that are only human.
The work of such life depends little
on its quantity; it is an a ffair of quality
alone.-Jam,es Martineau.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-31

We are not OF the number of those
who would belittle or cry down R. P.
Crawford, merely because he is can
didate for Office. The Star will not
descend to throw mud and filth at him
We have had some tharp passages
with him in the past. and he is a foe
not to be despised. He is by no means
destitute Of brains or ability, and ii
elected would be a great improvement
on some legislators we have had, but
he has some failings that would, as we
think, render him of very little &C..
count in legislative body. Owing to
these we think he would sbe2 una bic,
however good his intentions might be,
to accomplish anything whatever for
the good ofAthe county or district.
MIR. H oulton On the other hand, would,
as we believe, be able to do much.
He would be no cipher in the legisla.
ture. but a leading spirit; and from his
well knownsability and energy, his
thorough familiarity with public af-
fairs. and with public and business
men, and pleasant manners, would be
able to take a position that would
make US all feel proud of him as a
senator.-Elk Riu0r Star. 1.
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ton was then made unanimous. A
formal ballot was then taken for
county school superintendent and re-
suited in II votes for ]. A. Ross, and
9 for G. r: Kingsland; Ross's nomina.
ton was made unanimous. DR.. E. G.
Gle was nominated coroner BY ac-
elimination, ditto N. a. Ross for Court
Commissioners. ~,
G. II. Rines was reelected chair.
man, John Goulding, secretary, and
Alexander Deshaw one of the com.
mittee, Of the county committee for
the ensuing year. Voted that the
basis of representation for delegates
remain the same for another year, A
resolution endorsing VIM. L. Banning
for governor was adopted. The con.
vention then adjourned.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-31

State of Minnesota.

State Of Minnesota IN J
County Of Mile Laces. -
Justices Court Before Scott M. Justice,
Justice of the Peace. !
Daniel +: Noyes, Charles F.. Moves, and
Edward H. Cutler, partners as Moves
Brothers & Cutler, plaintiffs.
-.. vs..
bilas L. Staples, defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to Silas l., Staples.
the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required
to be and appear before the unde rsigned,
one OF the justices of the peace in and for
SAID county, on the seventeeth day of
November, A. D. 1877, at eleven O'Clock
IN the forenoon, at my office in Pri nceton,
IN IN said i,, county, to answer to Da MEL r.
Noyes, Charles P. Noyes and Edv ,ard II.
Cutler, partners as Noyes Brothe rs and
Cutler, in civil action. Should YOU fail
to appear at the time and place afo re said,
Judgment will be rendered against you up
on the evidence adduced by said Daniel r.
Noyes, Charles P. Noyes and Edwa rl II.
Cutler, partners as aforesaid, for suclt sum
as they shall show themselves entitle to.
Given under my hand this eighte ,enth
day of October. 1877.
SCOTT NJ. JUSTICE, j
Justice of the PEACE.
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I Having, Doing and Beng

having, long ana Being.
IN every society there are those
who derive their chief characteristic
from what they have; who are al,
ways spoken Of in terms of reverence
and Of whom eyou, would not be
likely to think much but for the large
account that stands on the worlds
ledger IN their name. The second and
nobler class prove themselves to be.
nere' not that they may have, but that
they may do; to them life is glorious
Ia bor; they are seen not to work that
they may rest, but only to rest that
they may work. No soones do they
look around them with the open eye
Of reason and faith, upon they great
ned Of thf|world. than they perceive
that It must be for them a battle. field;
ana they bteak up the tents of ease,
ana advance to the dang Q rs of lonely
enterprise and the contflt with splen-
ana wrong, But there u al life higher
:, either Of these. The sanity is
beyond the heroiGmind. rs get good
IS animal; to do good IS hriHnan; to be
good g divine. The true use Of a mans
possessions is toahelp his work; and
tne best end Of ali his w ork: is to show
Ius what he is. phe no blest workers
o. Of. soo . world bequeath lis nothing 50
great as the image Of themselves.
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REPUBLICAN County Convention.

OAASssAA 0OuAIy OGlAVcuIlOu.
Pursuant to notice, the Republican
county convention assembled at the
court house halllast Saturday. C. H.
Klnes read the hJtice and called the
the convention to- order
On motion C. H. Rines, was unani.
mously chosen chairman, and N. A.
Ross was elected. secretary.
The chairsappoiutcd as committee
on credentials ID. A. Galley, A., d.
Jesmer ahdhA lexander Deshaw. The
committee reported the names of the
Twelve delegates from Princeton and
the seven:from Greenbush, mentioned
IN last weeks UNION, as the duly
elected delegates; Milo not being rep-
resented; S. Mudgett being absent,
Y. II. Rines was.authorized to cast his
vote. The report Of the committee
was accepted.
On motion of A. D. Jesmer, an in
formal ballot was then had for county
treasurer with the following result: s.
MI Justice 7, F. M. Campbell 6, H. +.
Barker 4, John sadley 2. It was
moved to proceed to a formal ballot
Tor treasurer; Alexander Deshaw pre-.
sentlng the name Of I. M. Campbell:
the vote stood, Campbell .l3, Justice
- and Barker i; Campbell's liomina.
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Proceedings Of the Board.

A special meeting of the Board of coun.
ty commissioner OF the county of Mile
Laos was held at the Auditors office on
the 25th of October, full board present.
After discussing the affairs of the coun-
~ treasurer, the board adjourned until 2
o'clock, p NJ. Board met pursuant to ad
tournaments, quite number Of bills were
resented and allowed, we have not the
time or space to give the bills in detail.
The question Of the apparent deficiency
in The funds Of the county treasury was
again discussed; on motion of, b. F.
Whitney the following resoluti on was ad.
opted.
RESOLVED, That as there appears to be
a defalcation in the county treasury Of
Mile Laos county, on account of state,
county, town, road and other funds in the
said county treasury, and the county
treasurer OF said county, S. l.. Staples
@having failed to attend at the annual Oc''
tober settlement held at the Auditors of.
fee, in October, 1877, and having been
absent from Mile Laos county continually
since October 18th, 1877; the county Audi
tor OF Mile Laos county is hereby instruct.
ed to institute SUIT against said s. L,
Staples, as such county treasurer, and his
bonds for the purpose of collecting the
amount Of the deficiency now appearing to
bel said comfy treasury. Adjourned tc
October 26th, 1877.
October Goth, 1S77.-Board met pursu
ant to adjournment; full board present
After discussing the affairs of the county
treasury the Board adjourned until Mon
| day November 18th, 1877. ~.
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Summons.
State of Minnesota

State Of h''ns'o'" S.
County of Mile Laos.
Justice Court Scott M ,Justice.
Justice Of the Peace.
Henry Campbell and j. w. Ii bby. part
ners' as Campbell q Libby !, plaintiffs,
silas' i. Staples, defend,snt.
The State OF Minnesota to Sila 81, Stables.
the above named defendant. :.
You are hereby summoned s.nd rennired
to be and appear before the I,nd .srsipnad.
one Of the Justices of he,peat:e +. and far
said county, on the 18th day Of n .oyember.
A. D. 1877, at ten o'clock in tue sforannnn
at my office in Princeton, in sail ] comfy
TO answer to Henry Campbell md 7 ~
Libby, partners as Campbell g.. Lihhv in
a civil action. Should you fail 10 ann !,
at the time and place aforesaid. indrme
will be rendered against YOU nnen tha
evidence adduced BY said He ,nrv Camn.
bell and j. w. Libby, partne r rs afore.
said, for such sum as they shal, shnw
themselves entitled to.
Given under my hand, thi e;phterrth
day of October, 1877. ''>s--'1-
SCOTT N. JUSTICE, "
Justice Oft he Peace.
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The Mlssis Abbie and Mary Cater
would announce 10 the public of Prince.
ION ana ma vicinity that: they hove located in
me times Bulding' opposite the North
star Hotel, where they may be found a,
all llmes, ready to>cut, make and trim ev.
erytl'ing that appertains to the dress of
the ladies'. They also have on hand aud
intend TO keep a large and varied stock Of
dress trimmings, consisting of frinees.
bIaids, buttons, etc. They would also in.
vito the especial attention of the public TO
their large and we'll selected stock of can.
dies (all fresh and ncw) nuts and apples.
besides many other articles too numerous
to mention: "Come one come all. and
give US a calf. ABB1E AND MARY CArER
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Sunday School Convention.

SA0y 0SAOO4 VVuvSullOU.
There will be a Sunday School
convention held at Princeton, Satur.
day and Sunday, November 3rd and
4th. All are cordially invited, but
especially do we urge each Sunday
School of Mile Laos and adjoining
counties to send their superintendent,
and as many teachers as possible.
We meet for mutual benefit in this
important branch of christian work,
Workers come, thinking on the top
les. willing to tell what you know OF
the work, and above all. praying for
the blessing of the Lord upon the
meeting. Mr.. Mason will be present,
and Mr.. Plant and others are expect.
ed. Come one, cometall.. -
After brief reports from each S. S.
represented, the following are among
the topics which will be presented for
consideration. X: a.,
Object and reward offs. Slwork.
The Superintendent, his Office, and
duties, ...
The Sunday School teachers work.
The Bible, how to study and how
to teach. :s.Ya1x
temperance work in Sunday school.
Sunday School music.
Sunday School concerts.
Teachers meetings..
Question: drawer, &=.
10 This list others will be added.
~. COM.
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Mr.. Nickerson will visit Baldwin,
Bluehill and Livonia on Friday and
Saturday, and he will snake things
all right, so one of his friends told us
Thursday. Stand fast in the faith, do
not ''go back" on J, w, Libby; il you
were in a tight place he would not
''go back" on you. Stand by the peo-
pies favorite-honest j. w, Libby.
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r. P. Crawfork, the Democratic can.
nidate for senator, addressed large
audience at the court house on Monday
evening. he was followed by Mr.. Ham.
mons. who made rip roaring speech
and was loudly applauded. At the
close three cheers were given for VIM.
L. Banning.
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time not moan escaped the lips Of the
gritty little fellow; he was taken home
in q buggy, Drs. Gle and Galley were
sent for. they came and attended to
his injuries. and the boy is doing as
we'll as cab be expected.
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Carrick & Jameson had crew from
below at the American House on Mon
day night; they started up for Brad
bury on Wednesday.
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independent Candidate.
Co. Schools llpei.intendent

10 THE VOTERS OF MILE Laos County
The undersigned hereby announces
himself as an Independent candidate for
the Office of County Superintendent of
Schools for Mile LacsCounty, and here.
ny solicit your votes for that office at the
next election. H IF. BARKER.
Princeton, October 31st, 1877.
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Hank McCourt got on his periodical
drunk as soon as he struck town.

Query. People of Santiago, does j.
w. Babcock carry your votes in his
breeches pocket.