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HOatOn and Texas Central Railway.

The following ofices and Agents have
been establishing By this Company. where
information may be had CONCERNING not
only the II. q 7. B. Hallway, but Texas gen.
T.LMArCHEsTER, eastern Passenger
Agent, az Broadway, N.
Gen. J. B. RIO HERIs0f Pass, Immigra-
"A. AfLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent iol
Clark street, Chicasc, III. ~
NICK HOLMES, southeastern AgentNo.
| burnett House, cincinnati, Ohio. go.
J.R COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Inform alton may also be had n the ngsn-
Giles Of the ~. X. a +. Railway. In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and sfioufs
Gent Psss. 4 Freight Ast Housson, rexss
asnf ssp,, Houston. zsxsa, isn2s,n
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TO all who are suffering from the er,
Fors and indiscretlons Of youth, nerv.
Gus weakness, early decay, loss OF man
hood, etc, | viii send u receipt that
will curoyou, free OF charge, This
great remedy was discovered by n
missionary in South America. Send u
seltaddressed envelope to tho Rev.
Joseph lnman, station d, Bible Home,
New York Clty.-tIl sept2S.eod.w.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Report.-FinanciaI.

GALVESTON, August 22.--Gold 81 0i%@
ST 0515. silver 09cgpar York
sight A@4 premium. New Orleans sight
par ANA a Premium.
NEw YoRK, August %. Stocks buoyant.
Money per cent. Gold 81 0i9s, Exchange
long II SO; short 81 10. State bonds steady,
Government bonds weak.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
lts passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullman'e
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cam
leave III. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q T. B'y
at o a. M; Hannibal at 10 a. m, and Bedalia
ut 8;23 p. m, running through Co Denison
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections Of this Road with the M,
X. 4 Il. Mt DenisOn for 81. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
cine at sherman for 81. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and all points East and southeast, and
At Houston with the g., IL. A =. A. for San
Antonio, the O., IL. a II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont 1,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory steam
Line Line 70 Liverpool, Eavrs and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat ON account Of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which n passes, with It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous 20 travellers and
shippers lii preferences 70 others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Sac D. m Hearne al 225 D. M, Dallas 7.s,5 y.
m. and Denfson at li;s5 a. m. lsal re
Bay Tour Tickets ana ship reur Freight
By the
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The partnership heretofore existing
between II. G. Hoskins and w. ID.
Howell, under the firm name Of Hos
kins d. Howell, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. w. II. Howell will
continue the business, and is fully au'
thorized SO settle all accounts of the
late firm. II. G. HOSKINs,
WILLIAM Ii. HOWELL.
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TEXARKANA, with all trains on 81.
Louis \ Iron Mountain and 10, Railway for
all points North, East and Southeast.
AT LONGVlEW JUNCTION and MIN
nicola. with all trains on the International
4. X. Tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton and San Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with trains Of the Houston
and Texas Central II. II. fol CorHicaDa,
Mexia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan.
Hemprtond, Brenham and Tor all points In
Middle aud Southern Texas.
Al SHERMAN, with II. a +. O. Railway,
for all nolnts ON thA line of that road.
Al FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points Ia western Texas.
at BHREvEPOkr, With Red River Stoam-
era for Now Orleans.
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GRAIN Am HREADsTUFFs,

WHEAT-Receipts moro liberal, fully
equal 20 the demand; No 2red 81 l5al 70
grades GO6t0UO.
OATS 200.
kHE--None offered
BARLEY FEED-25c.
CORN-leXaS, IN shuoR, 3A@i0c.
HAN-G OO@lO w per tom Hungarian and
Millet slO9l2,
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Boston Post: Moore was removed
from his position in the treasury de-
patiment, if we may believe the seini>
eiieial statement OF the administration,
because Of his connection with con-
spiracy TO kidnap witness in the San
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HIDES ANN pRLTRIEs.

HIDE5--Dry nint, is Ms aud upward loo
dry flint, lS lbs and upward, damaged, l0c.
dry hint, kips and calf, llc,; dry salt 70 lbs
and upward, llo, green butchers, 5Hc.
SHEEP PELrS-Each, owing 10 wool, roo
DC; white wool, long, ale; white wool, full
clip, l9g2(c. black wool, $50,
BUFFALo-Buli's, d.; cows, 80.
TALLOW--ln barrels, SIC.
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Referring to the above, the under.
signed desires to return thanks to all
their customers and friends and the
public generally, for the liberal patron
are heretofore received, and trust In
future, by liberal aud fair dealing, to
secure a continuation of the same.
VIII. HOWELL.
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EI.OIIl.

FLOUR-Fair demand, which is met freely
~ the following quotations; Crescent, Ia
sacks, "a 20; San JHcinto s. 10; Empire s3 90;
xxx 90 ~; Eagle & 90; Magnolia, In sacks,
vs. lbs, 81 90; Todd's xxx, 81 10; state
Central NXNN, 81 80; Choice Family, si25;
star Mills Xxx, 50 %.
BRAN--From 10 10 55c.
CORN MEAI--tDc
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality In barrels ia worth
rs IN bulk, VI 90; ordinary Dallas, Doc. pei
buShel.
CEMENT Rosondle-- IL worth 81 u barrel
Louisville, best, Int 10 kept, 81 % " barrel
Dallas, 50 80.
PLASrERls worth So so " barrel.
The suppiy;of the above mentioned arti-
les isample demand fair market hrm.
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NEW YORK, August 29.--Money easy at II
az per cent. Sterling heavy at 81 Oh. Gold
lower at 81 Oi12. New 6s u O3l4. Govern
ments steady,
NEW ORLEANs, August 22,-Gold 81 0iss9
81 0i5s. Sight a premium. Sterling bank
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LIVERPOOL, August 2.-Noon.-COtton Il
fat and irregular.

fat and irregular.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
Middling Uplands. ID I'd
Widdiin9 Orleans. 81 l3.l8d $3.50
Sales, 1000 bales; speculation and export
l.mO ia ca; receipts $500 bales; American =.
Futures quiet at last nights prices. Up
lands low middling clause August deliy-
ery l5-lGd; August and september l5-lBd;
september aud october l5-l6d; October and
November 5 3l-S2d.
In. m.-Uplands low middling clause new
crop shipped November and December by
sail . 81 I'D.
$3.50 d. m.-Uplands low mlddling clause
November aud December delivery lh-l6d.
5p, nI.-5ales include 5,lO0 bales American.
Futures dull
NEW oRLEANs, August ~ -Nlght-Cotton
dull, Rec ipts net " bales; gross az exports
New York $50. Sales $40 bales STOCK 2,U5o
haiea
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COMMERCIAL.


The monetary market IN somewhat string
ont for outside business, but there Ia ample
mnds for legitimate business ana CONNER
cial purposes.
GOLD Buying, large pieces %; small 0S.
Selling, large o. sInall 10.
SILVER Nominal.
There IL but little gold or silver IN market.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., = per cent.
disco unit; bank, par.
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The MILBuRN Is the only wagon
In market made from seoond growth
Ohio timber, --augl0d&wlm
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, August a.-Flour steady
,yith "a fair demand; Xxx s. -; xxx s. 10
0 %; choice 81 1901 .. Corn good demand
at full prices; mixed ueci whlt. Oci yeiloN
steady at SsalOc. Rice fir n, fair 70 prime
| nc Coffee duh and nO.ainal; ordinary 70
mime cargoes lgl4@lOAc. sugar qu,et ana
weak. Iobbing common 10 good c0mmon
sgssc; fair to FULLY far shSse; prime 70
| choice o. asttc. MOlasses hoshibg doing
Nrv YORK. August Automatically.
wheat. spot, frmer; futures 2g2hc better.
| Corn firmer anu fairly active.
| Niqht-FiOur tirmer, low grades lOl4loc Det-
| ter, sfair business export, 5000 nome ifane
demand. Superhne arm; Wes'ern state - "
| "a 10: southern more steady. and Ialrly ac.
| i've. common TO fair extra s. 7695 90; gOou
| to choice do Is 00dT IS. Wheat quiet, mar
lei closing heavy and lower 81 81 J08i 81 tor
| migrated red and amber western. Torn
opened fairly aeliye, h9l.se be't,sr, oloss1
oats western and steaies, searceiy 80 hrin
C0ffeo rio quiet and about steady.
BAIrfsoRE, August 99.-Flour nrmer but
| Mt ouotsbIy higher. supsTine . O1ai 70
extra IS Ooa5 rs; family 8 1895 %. wheat
southern, active, higher western sc-
| live, Irregular and higher. lesisTdsyh quo
tations are, southern red D Sj@i >; ambel
| sI sszsI 20; No western wilmer red spol
si ssbid, Southern corn duh; western &C
| tive, firm and higher; southern white ~JWc
yellow oosFc'
az. LOUIS, August 2i.-FiOur Inactive. Xxx
fall IS 25a5 ~; xxx 10 g j9a6i COOL 10 iai',
| 80 fair brands Is 75aI Is. Wheat sctiye ast
am. 40. q fe,i fall 81 % I bid; No. do 81 y
Corn moderately active; No. mixel -
S1laile. Oats quiet, No. PC. Rye fifinef
| slc I'D. whisky steady a. q %. Pork, dull
| iobbing 8 2 Is. Lard dull and nominal. bul
meats, buye,s and sellers apart. Bacon qnle
AZ 54T.saTs <c.and $3.50 for fhoulderielea
rig go snO e.sisr Ct 81 7sa5 TO- Cattle no de
mand for shipping grades.
Hides and wool,
gAt,vEsTos, August z8.-Hides-reeeipt
small. Dry selected, l5lfc; llgnt salted III
stsck salted l91fs; damaged hall price kl
i7Hc; vet salted SIC; selected VS. butener'
green e. a oro,.,,ona
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, August 22.-Receipts net, 50
bales; gross - bales. Exports coastwlse =,
sales % bales. Stock 3,779 bales. Market
dull
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Nav YoRk, Aug. 22--The cotton market

Orleans. .....,...,,,.. III 3-l6o llIac
sales Do bales. Futures quiet
August II 2@ll Sic; September ii ll@ll lio
October ~ s0GlL SIC; November 10 7OglO 1857
December 10 72@lO 7lc.
Close of marKet-COtton weak. Uplande
ne; orleans ll5sc. Sales 1905 consolidated
net receipts 1880; exports Great Britain 1924
continent ~ bales.
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nIdeu and wool.

GALVESTON, Angus zs.-Hides-reeeipt'
zuaII. Dry selected, l5lfc; light salted is1se
stsck salted l95<s; damaged hall price XII
i5IIc; vet salte1 s11fc; selected vs. butchers
Wool-notbins doing; no quotations.
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And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda-
lions and Greater Security than any otner
Line. Passing through the richest aud most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
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UT O NJ

e.. s4 . .si At ~: Ss in is s
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IRON
COTTON TIES.
In view OF the constantly increasing popu
larity and demand for the

Sole proprietors and manufacturers OF said
TIE, commanding unequal facilities, have
In addition To their large stock now on hand
contracted for increased quantitiedh sum-
clent to meet the largest demand for cotton
ties during the approaching season.
merit Continuance OF former patronage
ana defy ali competition that niey arise,
their agents are instructed and prepared "a
contract with dealers and factors for future
delivery Of supplies at unprecedented low
prices and favorable terms.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

Hon. RICHARDSON, MA kes a mis-.
ia ke when he refers to Mr., Chad ],
.b1 b as the Mile Laos county Ga D.
deiiIdate. AIr. Chad bourne IS y sher-
.b oA county man Il; But surely II IS
Mile. M Lacs turn ne ear to cleo : n
senator or repres entat Is. I'M
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The UNION has been enlarged to 4.
|6-column paper. and We fatter our
selves that it has been eonsid bly,
improved otherwise. Subscription
price Just the same 81 SO single, Or
81 IS In clubs Of five or over.
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uERY # # two boys are charged
viii. with crime and they plead guilty.
is the prosecutor bound to proye them
guilty. BY witnesses we simply ask
for information.
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Carson can sling mud. himself, as
can can be easily seen By reading the An.
Okla side of.the Neos. He should not
find fault with others for doing what
he does himself.
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lllL,TIiouGH election is past local pol,
tics tics IA shlerburne county are 'red hot
and still heating. There will Be.
4 usic il the air. before that commits
3sioner business is settled.
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Political Catech1s1,1.


Who own the United Statesr
'Fhe people.
Who own the people2 3
The politicians.
Who own the politicians
The Devil. 49,.
What is Democracys
A country where every man has a
vote.
What is a Greenbacks
A government promise TO- pay :.
which the government dishonors BY re-
fusing to receive in payment for dues.
Who deprecated the Grcenbaekss
The spectators who by corrupt leg
islation prevented its. issue as a full
legal tender in order that they might
run up the price of gold to 50 3d.
What brought about the hard tinaess
these same spectators, by fercing
the Government to contraction.
Who have aggregated the hard
times SIS {.
The politicians who have piletl.iaap
Tue people S taxes
Who are the dangerous elassess.
The corrupt men in places Of henor
and trust.
Who are the ignorant.
::nea who do not understand tha
pFtsncs Of the money question,
Who are strikerss
Those who combine to elect them
selves to Office only to fll their pbsk
cts.
What = is the present penalty for
stealingga s.sI
e you take q shilling, three months ]
u the lookup. Il a million -e1onex
alton and chance dot again.
What are men called who are itiIes
II they are poor men. out Of work,
they are called trd,nps. If they are
of6cehol ders, they are called polifssi.
ans,
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AccoRD1NG to the official report OF
the board OF auditors nhlished ii the
staa, there are S32I8 49 iii the Sller-
.bune1 county treasury. Wish Mile Lacs
was iii the same ffx. f.
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SVILL the st. Cloud 1'e,n1sess. never sslet
up On The fingsa few weeks ago
i was the t:court house ring, B now it
is the "lana office ring i hat next?
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no

49, 49,
decline To accept the prop ition III.
by chr railroad commit tee but VII
make the Princeton people 4 new ons
lin q fow days. Anokawill assist III
the full extent Of her ability III build
ing a road to Princeton but matters
must be fixed in the right kind Of
shape before it will take hold. Give
us yoar views gentlemen, and il reas-
enable Princeton is willing.
"A man By the name Of Berseiy. alo
~ stopping at the North Star Hotel,
has cot a bad hand. He went over to-
81. Cloud about week ago and had
81 piece of bis thumb arlpntaie1 q, the
operation was performed IN q very ala s.
skilifal and bungliingg ma me The III,
p. who did the am ting should
sign himself Medical Ounce. DR..
Gle il attending Mr.. Bersely ard lie
II
says it will be a close shave to sares
the hand if not the arm.
Two reporters representing fHo st.
Paul newspapers came up to Elk Riy-
en- last Saturday morning, with the
intention Of remaining and boarding
the dow special train which was con-
yeying Joseph and his band southwark.
The two Bohernians we're in first rate
spirits and enjoyed themselves iin.-
mensely during the day. Just as dark
ness began to. set in the sllriIl whistle
of the locomotive was heard in tLa
distance; the great crowd that had
congregated to catch a glimpse Of the
captive red skins swayed to and fro as
the cars came in view every one was
on the SEM qiuie. The reporters we're
perehed on the front Of the depot plat,
form waiting until the cars came to a
standstill when the could bounce on
without any trouble. Rnt, alas.
though the engineer Stacked up a it,
tle coming into the depot he did not
stop, and the reporters were left-left
without an interview or even sight
of Joseph. To say that the pencil
showers were mad, blue and crest-fal
len is putting it rather mild. It was
in vain that the poor lone newspaper
sought To hire a rig 70 rake them Is
Anoka. Campbell & Libbs's teams
were all out, ditto Colson and Nicker-
son; there was no help for il, the boys
had to make up their minds to stay in
Elk River all night or foot it to AM
Okla, they heroically choose the great.
er eqil---staid in Elk River over night,
the next morning the started down
the railroad track and heosed 1T
the way to Anoka, at that point hasyy.s
procured some sort Of q conveyance
BY which they were enabled to reach
the sanity city late that night.
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He political situation III France is
unchanged; tho chamber refuses to
recognize '1s the new ministry and Nc.
hlaSlon is as defiant as ever ss8
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" lIINNsg VlEIl N0VRlHBER rs, s77g



Es N N Jysterg and Sweet APPLE
Cider At 4. j.. iJesnaer's.
53 st3
ou gentleman who promised to
bring lss wood would he Doing Us d
great favor BIZ trotting II along now.
Y IS turning cold and there is no big
wood v Pile handy BY,
The exact amount of the deficiency
in the county treasury is now known,
and inst As we expected, will not OK.
coed ~. 400 Next week. we will pub.
lish the amount each OF the defici.
ency nthes different funds. s5I.
Bro. Clarke bought a new pair Of
boots at G.s n !. ssiinss' Store last week;
81 his wal home he met Hen Dunhana
and traded cf siais pair of boots and
gave 80 boot for Hens revolver. Bro.
Clarke says he will perforate that hor-
II; j, !, !, 81 q
II .nr, u d y 8 - ~, q &.
u ], !. u, !, No & q. q & -. -.
I, O (. (. !. g. g, NJ ], ), Z
Il. ], 4 d !, !, 3 4 3. !: J. =. !,
&c d q Q. !, I /, d. . 8, -,
9, q s'1,1 81 Oh !, g q, 80 20
!. ]. " !. ~ - 8.
u q
Will Townsend informs US that it
was all q mistake about him and Miss
, ey,,,,t. i t. oec,,r so,net;ma i ths -
tire. We'll. n viii a;,,,t i, ,r;ad h
opsht e. he. far y J, IS. & ,,d a,,o,,a,, b;o
e,,n,, plh aud a,ett,, e,,o,,s u. s
. : = :. g.. 8
W.T. y Imam sDfoWn' the man taa1
oulls 1he hfsI danas that eyer were were
puil' 81 syn n'Yer' vas antshe MOTH
'o7tafssifoaei' q sunday On ms way
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Miss Oracle Byers keeps the post
Office 'il' as neat AS : new pin, we hope.
Newell will keep itsin as good order.
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D VIM IN. Iartin has again started
3,lp the Old saw mill on tie other side
the river. Keep her a going, Biz. m
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The WentWorth boys, Of Spencer
Brook, have 4 crew il the woods this
winter, and you bet they will get IN y
few logs before spring.
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FRANK Il \ y R'4slEDE, tho desperate, IS 4
z. native Of Pennsy wanna, his real name
is Frank Durant, and he was educated
and q fitted for the ministry D says "a
81, 4onis paper sss Il III
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3= M. Samuel Frott's family intend e.
moving 70 Anoka during the early part
Of as next week, there to reside II
emily. S5 II 5s3
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Be sure to call iii and take home a
can ca Of I'll those nice fresh oysters you can
.catch1ssat the Drug Store.
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He resumption bill was repealed
il u the house last week BY 4 majoritof
I3 votes, II 55s
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Dan Galley has received d portion of
bis stock Of holiday goods already;
look oat for his big stock which will
arrive IN q couple Of weeks. 1..8.
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hat was a savage brute Of an OK
the the one that bitat iece out Of Bill
Berry's ear. 585# "
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I PIcTuREs Boys,if j on want q de-.
cent photograph taken, call upon a.
9, q obey next doorto the Post Of.
I fee. 81
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81 3if.3| y q o'dInry Wii gum and set saws
il good AZ and at asonab Bile rates.
limb .er n member his shop N ol
posite @. H. Rines,S store, n 5 S.,s
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Ih ISL people who bough tsewing ma.
chimes IS from Y, riggs, The agent Of the
SINCE sll11 company At this place i year
;ago, f find 81 that they have been unm eroi,
fiull \ 1eeced. Mr., !. III |. Galley paid
sss ~ % ~ his machine and sooner than
pay the balance he surrendered the
mac '.'l hine. B ON s. s the company did
net Dig exact the square thing, be-
sides he had used khe machine for a
year md u conld get ~ better mac chine
'fors less than 50. ss5s.s lass 81
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~ the IA relia Bile store
y nv Rines ~ can set 4 gallon Of sy-
1rup for - cents. \ pound of good tea
Z for s'r' 81 cents and 4 pound Of n D, tea
for 80 cents. 81 u
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

3rac keith as at the American OH
NJ ue,sdaay and Wednesday, and went
below a thursday after having pur-1
chased sthirt four head Of cattle from
NIr.. y. AT ]. Murray
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

Che stage does not leave ELK River
at - N. Though we stated 50 ii our
paper last week; of course, I22 III was
what was cant. a38
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

Nobod married this week! What
is the matter anyhow
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

ke Reform Club had another large.
and "a enthusiastic meeting last Monday
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

Dr.. 8. D. King is at the American
House, and will remain few days
longer. AS we have said before he is
an "A | dentist, and he charges reason
able PIE for his services. i you want to
see him DO not delay but come at once
as he has not long to rennaili Sc
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

# ": md p p 4 Newton is selling good body
cordNood AZ ~ X per cord delivered
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

. MA VI Matte Galley lett for her#home
IL y lB'rlsainerd on Wedne sday orning
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28

Auditor Fubbs, Of Wright county,
was il town on Monday and Tuesday;
he being one 81 the defaulting county
treasurer's bondsmen was somewhat
interested il the proceedings Of the
board Of county commissioners. Mr..
Fubbs left for home on Wednesday
morning.