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, 1877-10-20

The card OF the members OF UuknowE
B. =. e., OF Port Gamble, which was
sent to this office lor publication last
week, was crowded out ut that tIIne, for
want OF room. We hope our Gamble
friends will pardon us this time, ON our
promiseto do better in the future.
, 1877-10-20
Notice OF SlaeriG's sale Of Real
Estate.

BY Virtue Of an Execution, issued out of
the District court OF the Sd Judicial District OF
Washington Territory holding terms ut Seat.
tie, in King county, on tho 10Th day of Sep
tember 1871, In the case wherein phelp ~
Wadleign are plaintiffs aud Mowat 81 Hin.
man are defendants, 10 me directed and dc.
lNered, commanding ME to takc into Execu.
ton the property vi sald Defendants 10 satisfy
u Judgment Tor the sum Of $5i3 "a with in.
tcreet thereon Ut the rate OF III percent per
unnum aud costs amounting TO $50 45 and
increased costs. Now, therefore, by virtue Of
said execution have levied upon tile follow.
ing described real property, t0.wit Lot No.
4. NEA ofSE14 of section No. 81, lot No. |,
NWA Of SWA, section No "a, township No.
80 n. II, e5 East containing "A acres, said land
being subject to mortgage In favor OF T.
Jensen, and will sell the sanle, on Thursday,
Nov. lst 1877 between the houn Of ~ A. NJ,
and "A =. NJ In front Of the Court House door
ut SnOhonsh Lity, NJ Public Auction to the
highest bidder for cash, or 30 much thereof as
will satisfy said Judgment, interest, costs
and Increased costs,
BENZ. STRETCH,
Sheriff OF Snohomish County,
by Nv. WHITFIELD, Deputy.
McNAUGHT q LEARY, Atty's for Plaintiff
SnOhumish City, Oct. 4, 1877. mol 4:w
, 1877-10-20

Several parIics are enloylng themselves
out cunning, curing this Tine weather.
, 1877-10-20

Some mGn Killed Il panther on the
Shoq'mlmIc IlNer last week, That was =
icet incneS lrom up to Up.
, 1877-10-20
ARTICLE SECOND.

SEC. 1. In all meetings of the stock
holders held for business purposes, eleven
stockholders shall constitute IL quorum
for the transaction of business, and the
voting shall be by the number OF shares
, 1877-10-20
Proposed Code Of By-Aaws
FOR THR sNonoMisu ATHESEUM, UPON
ITS RE-oRG NIzATION.

Ordered published by the Atheneum
Trustees, and to be submitted to meet.
ing of the Stockholders of the Atheneum,
on Saturday evening, October 20th, 1877
at Z Z. NJ.
, 1877-10-20

The Il. B. G. OF Poit Gamble, will be
here ON Sunday, 10 play against the Pa
cliic' club. Welcome, UnkuoWns'.
, 1877-10-20

Good TcmpIrrs meet next Monday
night.
, 1877-10-20

From eXcuanSes We learn OF the death
Ot JaIius DIckeus, Editor OF the StcIla-
come ErpreSs. He has been III ior some
time past, aud his 'leatn not unexpected.
The Sabbath School is dwlndling into
oblivion, and in the same ratio the Base
Ball club Is bccomIn;, notorious. Why
c,nt they have Sunday Schools ON
Saturdays.
, 1877-10-20
BENZ. STRETCH
Notice OF heriiab sale Of Real
Estate.


Estate.
BY virtue OF an Execution issued out OF the
District Court Of tie Sd Judicial District of
Washington Territory, holding terms Ut Seat
tie, In King county, Oh the 10th day OF Sep
tember 1877, In the cause wherein Crawford
Il Harrington are plaintiffs and John Mowat,
defendant, " me directed and delivered, com.
munding me TO take into execution the prop.
erty Of the Defendant TO satisfy a Judgment for
the sum OF s5l5 Al aud interest at the rate OF
10 per cent per annum thereon, and costs
amounting 10 $3l ~ and increased costs,
Now, Therefore. by virtue Of said Execution
have levied upon the following described
real property, to-wit: 81 OF 81, section
No 81, NJ Of SWLl, S1f ofSW1l section No.
~, Township 80 n. X. East containing 80
acres. Also the following described tract OF
land subject to a mortgage IN favor Cyrus
Walker, Mex OfSWA, 81 Of SW u, section
No. 23, Township No. 80 N. X. East con.
tanning l20 acres. And will sell the sumo on
Thursday the lst day Of November 1877 be.
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ, in
front Of the Court House door ut Snohomisn
City, at public auction to the highest bidder
for Gus, or so much thereof Us will satisfy
said Judgment. Interest costa and increased
costs. BENZ. STRETCH.
Sheriff OF Snohomish county,
by WM. WHITFIELD, Deputy.
NoNAuGHr " LRARY, Atty's for Plaintiff.
Sn0hOmish City, Oct 4th, 1877 mol 4:w
, 1877-10-20

Mr.. I. EiwelI arrived from Seattle per
Steamer, ON Tuesday, .wltn supplies lor
MS coniccllonny store, whiCn is now
open u The pubiic.
, 1877-10-20

Roll of Honor, ofkupilsnttendIng Snc
homish Public School; Tor the mont
ending Sept. 2Slh, 1871.
F,nnv.Luw, Maud Morgan,
Hattie Mastcron, Katie Foss,
Sarah Packard, Visa Haskell,
Nelley Stevens, Sylyia Ferguson,
Ethel Ferguson, Minnie Scoiney,
Clayton Packard, Leslie Packard'
Charley Packard. Howard Haskell,
Warren Haskell, Charley Elwcll,
Howard Masterson, Harry Masterson,
Charley Stevenson, William Tirtlot,
Jerome Stevens, Fred Gcuc,
Lilly Ward, May Sinclair,
Willie Elwcll, Georgia Trana,
Edith Blackman, Geitie Scotney,
l.. w. j. BELL,
Teacher.
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eoro Snlitb.
sriae bon o.. SOnSasen

BON allen meinen 0efanuten aus Der
pornehmen g8elt bat feiner einen 10 obens
teuerli@en 2ebenslauf auf3upeiIen, als
v2orb Smitb". SD lernts ibr1 aur 3eit oes
5hibenfeftes - 1853 - in gBien tennen.
SD FAB mir ben prddtieen S6lbensus,
Der Iih, einesteilt BON unenolihen 3us
IdauermaNen, benz Yrater su fortbeweste,
bonn ssenfter Der o[Ibetannten uno albeliebs
ten Wiener Goubrette 6rduIein O. ;. an.
.gb, ba ihaun's mol" - rief ne ur.
pl6blih - ,oa tommt la ods &raferl, ct
iennt lt4 gar nit aus In Der Wtsni4sn'
maiT'! y
.gger, mo-, tusI6es @raferl24 Iraste i9.
Sra, 1eben's benn nit ben @raIen 81
NIT ben unb6noi9en &oien i'm RnopH0h -
aba - iebt ihaut er iiA ifpn Die ylnnl'
msr bonn Jle6enhals an = aans g'uiB, Der
tommt mir 8iiip modem"
llnb 10 mars aud; furs baranf fam
bas 6tubenmdo6en ans JenItsr, supfts
srGulein O. ON Nermel uno rapportirte :
.@nG 6rduPn - Der f0tte @rr5 Is fdbo
tpieosr oa - ioG ia0sn. oaB sic nit .
Sans iino9"
.eya, ia, / Bin a. Saui' - er iol nur
reii, tommen," eripiberte Die fleine Sano.
lhubmahsrin aus Barrier 2eben".
@rnf %. tpuroe mir bel ieinen Gintriti
arasi6s porgeitellt. Or mar etipa finfuno.
6reibia Sabre alt - lab aber bereits rehi
perbliiht, psrlebt, nm riidt 81 iagen -
peroorrt aus. gr mar gei6meibig tpie Elm
gal, ppu Der abiurosifen SDflihteitspbra-
fen. CT erinnerte iidb audi iofort, mid,
bereits mebrere Wsale in Der ioaenannten
.Wslt" eeieben an baben. wsit elmer. oer
| ipanii6en sofetiauette tpiiroiaen Yerbsu'
eung iiberreidte ct Jrdnleln u. bic Hole,
| Bic er eben benz RnopHoh entnommen hatte.
xaber better. better @raf," iaste bic
Gou6rette, .9lumen, Blunisn, mir ole
Blumen, = tpie iann mon osnr nur 10
broSaiIh Iein ?"
linmilliiirlid6 bib Id mir auf bic 2ipper
- 5enn oub idb bate bic ipenia toitiDieliet
@ewDbnheit, meine Werehrung fir Soub'
reiien ineilt bios bur9 Die .8lume" erten.
nsn Az aeben. Ser @raf ptriprad
.poelieseidbere" @aber Su etltfalttn, iobalt
tr bon isiner Reiie aus Sta!ien slrIfse'
tsbrt lein tpsrot.
,gt, oIio Sbr teutiser DsiuG gilt quail
oIs A6iniebsDiiite, better 1raf2 Wanr
reiien Gie ob. tuobIn uno lpesbalb r.
i sd ptrlaiie Wlen loon n,orsen Absnl
unb bseebe MID birtft mad, Jlortn3. .-Osl
i Mufenthalt In iniloertn. 9llnaa fplroe mil
BON ben Mer1teii brinesno enpfoblsr.- nietl
i nroniibes Qenen -- Ntbmen. ilno I0nitig
! 4ruitbeiGperoen sebietsn oisie Guftpsrdn
i bernne.S
j War's 3uIaa ober T6sartisfeit9 81
i ileine Sonbrttte iumnite pl6Blid oas be
fannie Qieohen por iih bin Der Gro
pon 2ugembura bat ai' iein Gtlo1 u. |. 10
- unO bann oas Wort ,NuftperGnberune
In allen 9onartsn bsflouirsnb, nisinte lie
4 sgla:ia, 0raftrl, susr'sio cut baben fanr
| pis Gis l4-- -
Il 6IIIo Gel bis|ss WsIsasntsii Issnts 10 be
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Jeiteres Mabl.
Gin. psiIsies5ir4. suHorftfs. Saf.Ibs4assans.

Das aIte SpriGport iaet: ygiien unb
Srinten balten Geib nno Seele suiammen !"
sssn Der Shdt Elm tpahrer Hnniger Muss
ipruf Mer fanH leuanen, 6aB Der Wtas
gen etn Tprann In, oeiien gteisunsen alles
folaen mub, tpie ihou Der itlise @ellert in
ieinen ssabeln 10 idbn auselnaosrlebt, uno
oa6 iel6ii bas Gidt oes friftisen Settles
tribe breant, rpenn Der Gelbehdlter. ,. B..
Der Msaeen, lser lit unb benz Sobte feine
Nobrung aufii6rt. Mis nun biele Sfabruns
beihoiitn ietn nuB, ouf oaB iie ibren 3msd
erfiille uuo Der Meni& lih tucbl belinoe,
bas lit rnebrfat bon aeraten Mno giiAt.
drsten ouseinanoerstisBt uoroen, tpenn
aud 3u benz 8eFolsen Ger Rscepte geip0hn-
lid ettpos mebr Celo eehDrt, als pieIe Grs
benbtmphner beiiben. Sie golbene 3tit.
ba iebsr Bareer .iein Sutu I'm Sopfe bat
III eben nod tpsit entfernt ano tpiro nohl
oueh NIT Der beutiNen Ginbsit ni9t icfort
eintretsn. Dapon tuia id 0tstalb auN
lueitsr nint iprtnen. ioneern pielmehr iiber
ben winti6en Met oss &iisns ieIbf, ben i1
ourGnus nibt fiir einen rein nioteritaen,
Ionoern tiir cine materiellsseiifies 0roeeour
anIsbe, ,peltte cine bsbeatenot caltusblllc.
ride Wintigfsit bat uno aus Der man
ebeniopiel Su lernett nernag, tpis aus 0tll
Grimeinuuaen Der RUM uno Giierolar,
Wira0 G6oifp. bsr nsoreensdnbiI a
Wsiit, iastitt Hsaiseatis aal bas xtintts
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3eit itarb Die Wtutter oe8 Sineerihteten !;
fur3 Dor ibrem Sooe ie6Ddl, als lle ftiblte,
bab ihse lebte Gturoe 9etomnleil let, bate
tie einen geiitlIhen 2srrn ~ no bei4lsoeinl
unb bisien bas GsitdnoniB abgeIe9t oaB
iie es gstpefen lei, ipslbe oas Silt III tene
perbdngnibnoue Speiie gei1iittet babe.
sic babe es nit anleben niiiiien. iuie ihre
Gnuiegertotter ibrem Sobne bas 9eben
berbittere, unb oa babe iie ben unaliidlis
den GntIhluB eefaBt, ibn BON oieIenl
Weibe i'll befreien. Sie babe ben Woment
erbaIdbt, aIs ibr Sobn bon Der Rud3e tn
ben Sof 9eaoneen lei, I'm ettuas Sol5 tllr
ben Ser0 Sn Spalten 6a lei lie bon thren.
Rrantenlaeer nilf9eIpruneeil, aus Der
Rammer aeSnliipft uno cine balbe Winute
Ipdter ihr Sohn Suriidaefsbrt, oa lei oas
8ift i9on in Der 9fanne eeiueien uno IL
ipiebtr onf ibrem arantenldger. N!s II
bann tueiter 9eIeben babe, lpel9e 98snonne
bic Oinge na6men, 0a babe lie tuohl ihre
unIeIiee Shat toiiIenomal berfiu4t uno
bod babe bic entiebIibe Turbt Dor BEN
So6e Iie INNER un0 irtmer abgebdlten,
ourh Elm GeftdnbniB oas Geben uro ot'
Ghre ibres 9obnes 3u retten.
g8ie elm 2auffeuer Derbreitete lit otel'
ga6riht in Der aanaen Staot. Ser alter
Ws6roerin mar Der 9roseB iiiht mehr 81
MAIDEN, Oenn nenige Gtunoen ihon nod
ihrem @eItdnoniIIe itano 1ie Dor oem b0Gs
! itsn Gi6ter iiber alle Welten, aber bic Chr
bes uninuloig 8eri9teten iollte, iomei
oies m6gIi1, fpieoer herseiteiteIlt tueroen
Seine aeidbe tuuroe aus benz ,Verbreher'
piertel" in ben Srieobof iiberaefiibrt, oa'
bin, mo- aud anoere ebrli1e WenI6en oel
eutaen 5d1loF Idblafen. Gin lna6lebbarei
8eleite ioIgte bem Sooten, uno bic gang
5taot bemlbte iiG, ibm bic lebte, Die per
biente gbre 3li ertueilsn. als bic Wten9
l.iih nah oi.ier Srauerfeierli6teit nerlau
fen hatte, fnieten nod jtuet iunge Srauel
beteno Dor oem friI1 auf9emorienen Sit
oeI; eg tparen bic beiben Sreunolnnen, Il
6eren @eielIidaft Der un9liidIi4e isinel
lebten Saa perlebt batte. -
| 9as iii bic @ei9ihte, un6 oaruul tpero'
| i'd INNER bis in bic Seele binein trauria
uenn if fir bic Beibebaltune Der Sooes
| itraie itreiten h6re; als OBJ es nt6t bun
bertmal bsfer tpdre, ;ebn G6ulotee 8
miloe Az beitrafen, als nur eineu unldul
bioen Isines 2ebens unb ieiner Gbre III
INNER su beraubsnF
Nlit bieIen Wortsn beI6loB Der Irhitel
feline @eSGihte; bic aanSe 8eIeuIhG'
! hotte nit tieftr Sheilnobme Su9eb6rt. gtu
NOR ieoe msiters 9iseuiJion abaeidnitter
ale idienen es Su fiibIen: gBoou noe
. argumente iu9en, ,penn tie nit 10 fur4t
; barer GIorbeit Ihon Dor Aueen lieeen
BaIbuin 8rDIIer.
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-,
dbii6en Rittnleiifer sur % ispolttioil. Wrafen
b. 9. itattaefnnben babe, iedts gyoden ipd.
ter fano oenn aud iuirilitb bic SDd15sit oes
allbeneioeten uno bod 10 tpentg benetoeiis'
werthen Yanres itatt. @rdf y. ietlten etil..
gegongenen BerpfiMtungen geuldB. nerlleB
am SCd)jeitstaee nod UlcreTiS, rtaboem er
eire4niDeiiun9 pom hunoert3lparSta tatauleno
Gire 0uf Rothid1tl0 IN BnrlS erbalfen; ne
aber, bic nunmebrige @rdftn o., rellte N
Be9leitung ibres tiefbetiinmerten Gaters
nod elmer oent lebteren gebortgsn Uehbnn9
bel Neapel, nm oalelbt btttere 8prdnen per
Rene tlber ibr un9lld gu nsr9leBen, pas
lte ielbit peri1nloet bate, als lts pon pen ,. 2
Sbmet9elporten ibres Wtulitlspfers NW
10 Mnbetb6rt bate btraul9en Loren;
Gin Sabr tpor neritrlben uno ne ipar
tpieoer gan3 trei BON ihrem 9atten. penn
Wtann, Den ne nerao14ente ilno osraqiste
DE @heE cle iberoaupt blos aill penn 4Sa'
pier eTIttIrt bate, mar 8eloit moroen.
esm csrn; n,rAen "a anei Sobre. oa Sos
IN s;nss GhStnnhmittSos in Sud1n am
@snisrIee i'm 4arfe Ses Sotel gsnu 0tipaae
wnh ,eid1nete NIT meiteui 6tod i'm 6anbe.
M Som urnISsI;d, Elm oroser @ummibolI
XIV XIV an @ S;s Bn;s css(onsn ,,,,S ,rtneffte mid,
"nSons, NM N ana msinen Srdumereien. SIN
ms;nsr " @Sbs SnS ;h sinsn rei,enbert.
immor,en 9odenfobf. einen ettpa 1edls
Snbrs oItsr Gnobsn' Der oona beStirat iiber
ma mos er ebet, arroeffeDt. Saitono. SD
Srohtr linn I6Hsin6 NIT 6em Sinoer unb
fnrSsrte I'm onF S;f5 ,sins, 8oII bel mir an
bnIsn SSo.rnn u fam sr nm tnih berorl.
SoS % 6o II rsSt frennhIid, fiat. ben BoII
s;n;o. S1poI. IN h;s AN, mari rinh miener
a,a$s o,,,s$.c ~,r ,s,,hs ~ w Srs;Sisr mnh froot,
y" 'SIOs, SSsy, ~ Ssrr roiIsm Gie mil mir shi.s
a., 81" 3" ~" ~
y" = a Scots IN 5dbsr,pnh nber ID, ibiel,
,,,,r 49,, toiSH.n asntsn S;p mir nnroeIfeIli
HaS Has 's m;" % Ss;st Sn yns;n S,,nor sS
''"SSs q q ba;ss E,,r;rn Mrof 81
NV So'SS;H S;H a., s,ob1 Seilsrr,;dbe- a.
"1i ~ AZ h;n StoI;srsr nh.r npin y3or
"ne."sS ~ Sss.ars;Ssr ~ -" c' w. w Nv
80 ' csSs hsr o,,d5 HER min Srno.q~
"SS; "SSs;n hsr IN smon innSs tS6t - obe,
Spon,n ,,nS 1rnsnana. HE 1in6 bier.
% McS Gina ,rs;n qIsiner ,,nh hcnr
~ NV ~ p,,,;t az, Sn;.Tsn % @;s hs;st Ss;n
%rasSon" y,u ~ w. % -" '' N *''0' ~
ViSSp"; Tn"rpa.;a $50
Mrn,sr st.;asr g,,ro.w Scots ia am,
,,;HTIs;;rI;5 ;HTIs;t;I; r,,S % strs;$si,s H ;br S;s msnosn
San,, % ,,mr Smy ,rnr IN s;S,sr men ia nnr M;
Sotts es W." asyStr,"t % sn;SJts ; ;th init hsn, R,rn
@sN. Son no for nrSsI;I s;ns III w" noS iumo
S;Snssh. Nons a % h.oIs;ts1 hI; NON .;nsm stnttG
~, pi,.o Sry asr,, 's1 ,sys r;si. 81" N'' ''
~'I xar;en S,% % Gnr;,o ~, r,s;,, m outss p;uS m;
s,SS,sn SSS;6 SS;6 ;ibSrnnI ga m;rS fSSf #
saort Sa" Sn fSnntcg4 SaiH srfSItsn = =
;or,,,, @ =, Ron Goinmis
RsS6t orti" nSrnbini,h,tp Eh hpr pIrir
nnn mir mSn omrh III rnhfe her arme,
sp,ttsy zine Werbsuo,Ina - lie botts mo6
feine Mbnuro, bos i'd in ben Romot i6re
0shsrs @ ] ]s;n"sms;hp t.; " mmh ,mnr einos
ms;st is snrS Ssn mann hsfien 1amen II Il
tyun hsr nof, Isbts nber font NOR Fir Il.
S;sss iss' S;nS t nm ,,nb ME ME siosn. Sou,;Iie Sn
So5rs I T 1s91 bottp id in SsnnSnn nnn sinsn
! X Z Il -.
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ginem iun4l
Gritlineswerf in eint
itabttbeoter sur Hun
folgenof Mnertennun
ibni mad GhlnB hef
8ratwurif, NIT griI1(1
then QoblbIdttsrn II
auf einest 3ettel ID
nen Morte enthalteu 3
Ninlm 0itien Gram,
Gr bltibs biz ein Ie,l
,WnritA Sei bir iiste
DoN 6eintr Slide
eau3,
eerr: Sag
trdgn Du 6enn be
sinsn Rteeni6irsa
Rleinex /; sjn,
| ,usitsf lseat 6il
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9ie ,,@eitIidle 8Idtter /"

has esnntass Ratt tss Cincinnati goIisbIaits nb bss
nntsrbaItnss.a eemsmst nns ,s6nsn i4 baupt'
iadH& but@ bic SrsfiH3tst bw sssia puSfsnsIi&tsn
gttNklunssn eus.
Rssts s2pE Sass pesssfra. Ra4 europa 81 per Saps
Dcrtpirst.
sinislns Eummsrn: gEnf gmts, psfir bas EIati ben,
fabtii@m GbsnntHtsn sur4 be Srassr tns Saus ss'
isfsstmiss.
@sEhienhunssn fbunm per .Tlonep Dreer" ebes rtsi'
Rrtsssa Hrtsf enf nnisr Riie asmatst wtresu.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt C0mpagnie,
B OK 1414,
@ineinnati. ..
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Sin
0pfer uortdnfller Snltlt

nus ben sr.sntHev stnss aItsr.u s.itssnOT.n.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

49,, ~ 800 #
7 +. M. CAMpBEhL, the treasurer elect
was unanimously appointed by the
Board Of County Commissioners, on
Monday, to fiji the vacancy created by
Staples absconding. The Board
would have made an appointment
some time ago, but they wisely deter
mined to await the result Of the cleo
ton, and then appoint the successful
candidate, RI 4 few days. when the
Treasurer and Auditor settle, the ac-
atual amount Ct the deficiency will be
made known Now if some satisfactory
arrangement -could be made with
the bondsmen and the whole matter
amicably compromised, all would be
lovely. But if a long law suit ensues-
and once the. matter gets into the
courts there will be no end to litiga-
tion--the county may not gain much
in the long run. Our advice would be
for the county and bondsmen, to try
to effect a satisfactory compromise.
But the commissioners know their bus
mess and we presume they will do
what they think best for the interest
of the county.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

] The vote on the amendments as very
light, "Amendment to Section one article
four Of the constituti, m, providing for bl-
ennial sessions of the, Lvgislaturo.14 yeas.
Ii nays. aa no es ri %eti@a-& ..
Amendment to section twent y-four of
the constitution, preparatory for biennial
sessions of the legislature-Yeas II, Nays.
IL. F-s ...r& H.. ns.a %zMfrsr ..lsE 49,
Amendment, to ~section two o! lalticin#
five Of the constitution, preparatory for
biennial sessions of the legislature-Yeas
70, Nayss1l.
Amendment to Article I of the consti
| tuition allowing wont n to vote on the
| liquor, question-Yeas 81, Nays 4. 3I
Joe Libby can take a defeat about
as good-naturedly as auy man VIZ
know of,-Ek River Star. s@s.s15
From the {clattar about town, we
should imagine 5tll,1 the majority
Of our youth wtlv fitting themselves
for the burnt cork profession. 1t APP
pears that a 10y without the
.'hones'' don't amount to much any:
how.-Anok0 Union, a@
Some poet has sweetly sung, bet.
ter6to have loved and loved IN vain,
than never to have loved
at all" We nov sing, al.
though not SO melodiously, bet.
ter to have worked for the party
ticket and worked in vain, than tc
have bolted to the other side or TRADED
votes.-Isanti County Press.
That's right brother sheldon, be Q.
good cheer for such things will some.
times (Kn)'appea.
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WE hope the Post-ohiice department

WI hope the Post-ofice department
will take immediate action, and ap-
point some one to the position Of Post
Master, who will give satisfaction to
the people most interested-the c cit
zens of Princeton. We understand
that Miss Byers, the present acting
Post Master (Mistress) wishes to get
rid Of the office as soon as possible
and we don't blame her either. Let
us have a good Post Master, and let Us
have one right away; we care not whe
he or shesmay be. #E&
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

. SINCE election, eight residents Of
Bluehill, Sherburne county, have in,
formed us and other parties that, they
voted for J. w. Libby; but the judges
of election say Libby only received
four votes in all. How folks will lie.
But if it was our fight we would salts
fy ourselves by looking into the mat
ter a little. :@"A
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

MCMAHON, the dictator is debating
in his own mind whether he had bet
ter acquiesce in the will of the French
people as expressed by them through
the chamber of deputies, resign, or bid
defiance to the people and again dis
solve the chamber, by consent Of the
Senate if possible, itnot, without. .., ..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

The PIP. says tie amendments to
the constitution providing for biennial
sessions Of the legislature were carried,
while the other three were overwhelm-
;ingly voted down. 49,. ...,...- .- J..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

The House has passed a bill reduc-
ing the regular army to 10000 men.
The democrats are determined to
economic; but reducing the army at
present seems to be very foolish econ
omy. 1a. adt "@" -.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

THINGS look squally along the Rio
Grande; present indications warrant
the assumption that there will be some
''tall fighting done down in them
''diggins'' before many days elapse.@ !.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14
THERE will be an immense emigra

THERE will be an immense emlgra-
ton to this state the coming spring;
and Why cannot Mile Laos county
make an effort to obtain new settlers!
Why not form a society, board or or
ganization Of some kind, the object OF
which will be to induce immigrants to
come and locate here, most every 9TH
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

HENRY CLAY said be would rather
be right than be president; We had
rather support Banning than Pillsbury,
although we'll aware that the election
of the latter was a 'foregone conclusion.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-14

BY order Of the Supreme Court OF
Missouri, the little Bourbon Secretary
of State, was compelled to issue a Ger
.~1iticate Of election to Metcalfe, as a
member OF congress from the 3rd dis
trict. Metcalfe was fairly elected in
November, 1876. but his Democratic
Competitor, Frost, saw fit to contest
Ire election. and thu Democratic 9TH
uals Of thctstate aided Frost all they
possibly could. It gals the Demo
Gratis to think that st. Louis sends
three Republican Representatives to
Congress, although Missouri is over
Whelmingly Democratic.
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er county inlthe state. is moving in this
matter, why not Mile Laos. There
are thousands Of as good acres Of land
as can be found anywhere, capable Of
raising aliIp the best Of crops, lying waste.
in this county. Public spirited .eitiz.
ems this matter is worthy Of your at
tentiOn.