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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the FOL.
~ lowing A->ispees Accounts have been
fled iU the ottce Of the proiLouotsry Of
the Court of G. =. Of Snyder county end
will he presented 10 the EPs, court for
confirmation, Gni unless sufficient cause
he shown ~ the contrary the same " i'll
be confirmed
The account NJ Daniel :. Roger assignee
Of Henry \. Reck, Of Mildleereek town
-hir.
The sccoun, of Daniel 3. Boyer. as-
sienee Of Eln- Snhl, Of Chapman town
chip J. GROUSE. Proth'y.
Proihv's Ohrc. Ank. lith lsII.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

A few days ago Henry Fisher, OF
Mercer county was murdered while
lying in bed, shot fred from the
outside taking effect in his head.
While returning from the funeral
the wife Of the murdered man and Il
son, the latter aged about sixteen
years, were arrested for the crime
MIR. Fisher was extensively known
rs farmer and stock dealer, and
had n family Of eight or nine chill.
dram
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

There seems to bo a scarcity oi
skilled labor in England at present
Several mechanics, formerly of Indi,
annapolis, who went to England this
spring, have written to friends that
work is plenty and wages good,
Yesterday our dispatches noted the
sailing OF twenty-five carpenters
who go to Manchester, under three
years contract with building firm
there. The men say their wages
will average three dollars and half
per day OF eight hours. .-Uar. Tel.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

John Gotwalts, aged SO years, ro.
siding at Oaks Station, Montgomery
county, hung himself on Sunday, by
tying handkerchief to the back OF
chair, putting his head in tho
moose, and bearing his weight upon
it. lie was fceble-minlod. He liv.
cd with his son, Rev. Jacob Cot
waits, Dunkard preacher
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

EIGHT of the outlaws who broke
Jail at Rio Grande City, Texas, and
released certain prisoners confined
thoro, have been captured. Two OF
the eight were Texans, five Mexicans,
and one of doubtful nationality.
The Mexican general thinks he will
get all of them. Camargo, the lead.
er, is among tho captives. This
prompt work on the part Of the
Mexican commander shows that there
is disp osition to carry out treaty
stipulations and to put an end to the
lawlessnes which is perennial along
the line OF the Rio Grande.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

THE imperial government of China
has issued an edict against the sale
of opium. declaring its use was
bringing destruction upon tho Chi
nese people. In addition to the
home production, opium is import
Cd into China to tho annual value Of
over s40,O0O,000 principally from
British India.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

Brigham Young died in Lion
House, Salt Lake City, U. r., at 4
O'Clock on the morning Of tho Goth
nit, aged 7G years The chief OK
citement over bis death is among
the highest priesthood who are in
the line Of his successorship.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

EvERYDoDY eeems curious TO know
what the soldiers get for their ecr-
vices. The army regulation book
fixes tho amounts as follows Colo
mel. $l0t per month Lieutenant
Colonel. SI7O Major. Si51 Cap
taiu. S1lS 50 First Lieutenant,
$l03 80 ; Second Lieutenant, SOB
50 ; Adiutant, elll 80; Sergeant
Major. s2l Quartormastor Ser
gcant. gal; First Sergeant, s2C
Sergeant, Si7; Commissarv Ser
goant 52l Corporal, eli Private
S13.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

NEW loRK sends colorod cadet
to West Point. He was appointed
by n Democratic Congressman after
a competitive examination. Very
creditablo to the Congressman, but
psFs' iVi nio f"e".O fOfEs'o'.f Is~,.
poets.
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Notice.

NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.--Lstters
IL testamentary on the estate OF Sarah Fry
moyer, deceased, late Of Perry township, sny.
der County, Penna., having beon granted
TO the undersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves indebted to said estate nro requested TO
make Immediate payment, while those hnyin V
claims viii present them duly authe nticatei for
settlement TO CHARLES GOObLtNf,
Aug ., lsIT' Executor.
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
IN lowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned, at Constable = Sale and
left in the possession Of Robert NJ, Kline
during his pleasure, All persons are eau
toned not to meidle or interfere with
the same, viz; Cooking Stove and pipe
Sink, Bureau Bed and Bedding, lot of car
pet, Clock, Looking Glass, 3 Chairs, 4
Picture Frames, Dough Tray, Meat Stand,
Tub, Lard Can, Trunk. Bore Machine,
Hog, J. Y. KANAWELL,
Aug 80, o,'T7.pd,
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The attornoys'of Northumberland
county have signed petition asking
the Legislature to create an addition
ol judge in that county.
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Notice Under !acGlgant sci.

NOTICE ia hereby given Tint John
~ g. li'hor viii present hts hntl leti'irn 10
the tCuft Cd, tuumba Pig4s fir the county ut
SuyCrr ~ tFH 4th Iugd,y ut september rrA'.
yr tue lensft e., tas iIsolYcGt Act Ali lAat
tho "euo W - c2uh'ned IS tho Court unlc,s
exceptions be Llod thereto aCcutiinV 10 law.
j. CkOi 81, ProtH'y,
Aug sth,ls7
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

THERE are now about 1000 L. S.
regular soldiers stationed in the
coal region, this State.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

MISSISSIPPI and Louisiana are nnx
ious to draw thithor forty or fifty
thousand of the unemployed labor
crs Of the North.
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Dissolution oi Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ ccrar,nct-hip heretofore existing under the
name, stylr sd title 81 smith 4 Monbech, In
the m"rrsntii husin"ss, has this day been dis.
solved hy mutusl consent. An Who sre ind-ht-
81 either by hpub B,ruur'. W iy note, or ,ll who
have ella ims AGAINST said Arm viii please mAkc
settlement without delay with |. T. Mouheck, In
whose hsnds AL Accounts have been placed for
settlement.
SNlTH q MASBECk.
adAmsbrrg, Pa. Aptii IL, IsfT.
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SENATOR Morton, of Indiana, was
recently stricken with paralysis. lie
has been lying in a serious condition
at his home, but it is thought he
will recover.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

The Susquehanna river is foot
lower at present than it has been
ANY time since 1903.
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Meeting Of the Republican State Con
upniinn.

IfEAbQr AnTEn's RErvHLfcAN STATE Cow.
stTTEE, HARRisuCRp, July 18th. isT7.--uy ~.
Iection OF the Republican state Committee, the
Republican state Convention heretofore called
t0 meet at HARRISBURG on tho 10Th day Of Au
aust next Il hereby ppstponc |, 20 meet 81 llar.
Tisburg, noon, on wednesday, september
isI7 THIS postponcmcnt is madc ~ tho tc-
quest Of q large number ui iclcgHtfs olrct, VIII
have cugagemrnts tn 10 present AZ u tricuniai
conclaNe Oi knights Tempiars which assemblies
at Cleveland, OHIO, on th' 2g.h day Of August
neIt
By order Of the Committee.
HENRY n. rOyT.
4, WILSON NORRIS, Chairman.
SccfctArY.
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ASSIGWEES sale or
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Tho undersigned, Assingee Of Henry Resilo
for the benefit OF creditors &c, by virtue Of an
order issued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Snyder county, will expose to Public Sale,
on the premises, in Perry Township, about
miles west Of Mciscrsyille. on
Fidav, September 14th, 1877.
The following valuable REAL ESTATE to wit;
A certain messnage and tract OF land situate In
said township. Bounded East by land OF A ron
Shaffer, South by land Of Adam Tressler, North
'by land OF David Coy. West by land OF Samuel
Miller, containing I25 ACRES more or less,
about 90 ACRES CLEARED aud IN high state
Of cultivation, under good fences, whereon are
erected good ono and a half story FRAME
HOUSE, NEW BANK BARN, Spring house
well with PUMP near tho barn, and . never
falling spring Of water near the house.
Sale 10 commence at 10 A. NJ. OF said day
when due attendance Will be given and terms
Of sale msds known by
ELIAS BIERLv.
WILLIAM HnffMAN.
Sep. a3.d, 1877. a. signees,
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Assignee's Sale.

TT II II undersigned, Assignee OF
l. j. T. Bartch, for tho beneht OF creditors
&c. by virtue Of an order issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Snyder county, will expose
to Public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, September 18th 1877.
The following described Real Estate, to wit: A
certain TRACT OF LAND, situate partly In
Monroe township, Juniata county, aud partly In
bounded bv lands OF Willis Gordon, John X.
Snyder, Henry Fran.s, Ere derrick Keisling aud
others containing EIGHTY ACRES, moro or
less
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock p. N. of said
day when terms viii DO made knosn by
JOSEPH NtISER.
Aug, io.h, 1877. Assisuee.
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10000 men are wanted in Lancas-
tor county to gather the corn an to
bscco crops.
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'ValsL L!sT--SEPT. TERm...1S77.

A. ., Cummings Agt Ie. vs.. Samuel Trout.
man, ct al.
ssyors S FnrssitA for use se W.. Jacob p. Bo-
gtt.
:. q. ~. ~ u. X, Co ~s. william NoetIlng,
Samuel Fehrcr Va. Tho :. a, =, n Il. Assooia.
ton,
Casper Forgy Va. fauxlsr h Cook
Abraham Lcsch "a. Tho Col. In.. %. notice &c
same Va. ZANE.
Jacob Shancr Va. Samuel Darr Ct al.
Mrs sarah BOgar ~. Tho Penns. Canal 60.
". II, Witmer Eliza Sayers VS., same.
II, Harrison wilmer vs.. same.
kreigcr Schnuro Va, same
william iiertch vs.. q. II iIolsapple n Joseph
Diehl.
McCnrty, Keeler Il Co. ct alvs. George Fisher.
The =. q =, B, association vs. John a. Fos-
ter, ct al,
Thomas Herh.ter VS. II. l.. Raudenbush
Samuel q. IIerrold VS.. Abraham fauyier OF al
James Beaver n wife ys, q. Adam BOwersox
Tho Col. lns 90. vs. simon Beaver.
Abel llerloli ys. John A, MOyer.
John W. Weldensaul, next friend sc. Va. Peter
| Hartman,
David kOonsvs. BENJAMIN Harman
John Clop, next friend so. vs. Charles II. Zen
| Ter.
Jonathan Garrett Va. l.. X. Hummel.
! Simon j. Wenrich vs., David Meyer,
Tho above causes are at Issue aud tor trial a'
sept. Term.
J. GROUSE, Proth'y.
Prothy's Once, Midiloburg, Pa, Aug, 81 III.
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EXEC UTOR s. SALE OF
Real Estate.

THE undersigned Executors of the
4 estate Of John Miller deed. will oncr al
PubliC sale, on the promises, on
Saturday, September 22d, 1877,
The following described Real Eatato to Wit: A
certain tract Of lana situate IN Washington twp,
Snyder county, Pa, bounded East by land of g..
Bsssler, South and West by lands Of L. Bassler
and George Meyer. North by lands Of John
strayer aud George i. Miller, on tho road lead
tug from frechurg 10 selinsgroye, containing
SINTT.SEVEN ACRES,
more or less, whereon are erected LARGE
BRICK HOUSE, LARGE RANK BARN and
other necessary outbnldings, q never failing
well of water near tho door, an excellent apple
orchard aud other choice fruit. About SIXTY
TWO ACRES. OF the above tract are cleared
aud in good state OF cultivation, the balance
we'll tiinbercd.
sale To commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said
day when terms OF sale will be made known by
| EDWARD MILLER,
GEORGE r. MILLER,
| Aug. ID, ~. Executors
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Notice.
YOIIN u. BACuNAy.-
middi eburg, snyder County, Pa.
u Justice OF the Peace 4 C0nveyancer

Deeds, Articles &C. writtcn. Collections OF all
kinds made, At shorinotice, ard ON the most lib
oral terms. All business partaining to the otiico
Will raceive prompt and careful attention,
May 81. III H.
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Stray Mare.

A Bay Marc about 10 yrs oldnpd ii
~ hands high and nov In possession Of DsvIi
seller, IN the tosa Of irsomUnt, The owner Is
requested 70 come, aui prove property, ray
charges. sud take hor away or she viii bs dis.
posed Of according to Law, by tho unisrsig nod.
ELIAS q. MlNIuM.
July 20, 1871.
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EElsCLTToIsS"
@ g: "a 4 4. E. e. :

rlNIIE undersigned, Executors Of the
L List Vnl aui Tcet.nsrt OF ' '.srh wcr-
ell late o. sie.son 7 ~s.h,r. Sr,'sr cnppty,
IA. deceA--d, will e,ris' IN rshi,c sale, On
SturdGy, September 22ad, lS1i,
on tho promises. the fc'Lnvirg described E'sl
Esist- titustc IN JseHsrn Tsp, Snyder 90,
Pa. Tract No. I, epntsiniuS lOi ACRES. more
W less, h,u1d-i >uvth by P.nas Otc.s, East
h~ lsud1 NJ g 'nrsi Mitchell, ~ngth hy land Of
IsIeulNh Sparsl~- aud We.t by lsui. yt Chss.
Wi'spu IN hlSh state Ot cultivation -nuIar
gugi fence and thereon srs'tci $50 rbRI
FRAME House, HANh B,RS, 'spi Vthcr
necsfsary outnst 1tnss-S young cIvi Of
choice fryit-sI eiisut S>tpr a. tho dr0r.
Of laut sltu,.e n tn taru-tip tir...li. en-.
tfiuiuy ~ LES, more Vr .~.' y; olr.ranI
part choice isiber lGul, Lpuudsi SyttH -
lduis Of DsTii % con, Es-t ~ lsuis ui john
~subr. south u l.nIs ri Eenry IersUr anl
NeFt by lsLi Of N.grr lcrSor.
ALSD-Attb' .stao tl.u1 .ui place laryn
variety Of valuable Personal property vii ne
sold.
Sal; - commsnce at . O'Clock An Of said
day N.-n 'n- sttsrisrrr will uegIyea and
tolma OF shie made kuusl IS
IS. v'EI:IB,
EMASCLL " IrHEI.,
sept. q, -. Ese ut1fs.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following articles have been purchased by
the und ersivned at Constable's Sale and let
In the possession OF Daniel Seal during his
pleasure. All persons are cautioned not TO In
terfere or meddlo with the same. via: Ono Cow
two Hogs. A. S. HELfRICH.
Aug. 10, III.
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Notice Under lnsolyeEt Act.

NOTICE is hereby given that Jer
~ cmiah Miller will present his hnal J,ti
tiOr to tho Court ~ Com mon Pleas of SHyC
county on the eth Moni.y q: September noAt,
iof tho benefit Of tho Ips0lvent Act aud that
the saino VIII he connrmei by the Court unless
exceptions bo nlei thereto according 10 law.
J. GROUSE, rrOtAy.
Aug. %, 1877,
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standing Committee

standing Committee.
Tho following gentlemen constitute the
Standing Committee FOR ths cnsuins year
Adams Eohcrt smith, y. H Nidlcswarth.
Iieaver-i !. Manic X. nr I. II Cunral.
Beaver W,si-A. 4 Jlsh, A \. Rpmix.
Jcntre-Pctsr Hutm1n, i.hn g.. Su1ngicr.
Chapman-I. H. Hail. I'd. ~. Shtc1cr.
Franklin-r. s. H1icnier, X E's11uower,
Jaekson-nr. y licrmnn Henry Moyer.
Miidleburg-I. II. Arnold. Geo. %. smith.
Middlecrcek-I. Robert kccler, \. -. kcck
Monroe J. y. rrcv vler. I. y. liumnel.
Penn-lOs. u Hendricks. Horny Moyer.
perty-Col WIN Harding, III - Nuycr.
Perry West-t. Wiuey ". ~ Nin.y.
Selinssroyc-u X. Hendricks. \. =. Gombor.
ling
tnion-Col ". q Horroii, capt. Thomas W
llorman.
wnshington-John a. Hilbish, Henry ~
Mover.
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-11
A Decided Improvement.

The time was, years ago, when the Mime
anolis Tribune answered the Irish cooks des-
crintion of the watermelon. She had been
told to prepare it for the table, and never hav-
ING seen one before, she boiled it for two hours,
and then remarked to her astonishsd mistress,
ssFaix maam, it is just great big umptY
nothing"
No paper in the state looked SO pretentiouss
j and contained so little 1t seemed to he an eff
fort to demonstrate that newspaper could b
conducted without brains.
But all this is changed. Mr.. Blakely is now
making the Tribune, handsome, able, sheet
every column bears evidencesIof thought nous
trv. We are glad that the great snd growing
CITY of Minneapolis has at last a paper able tt
enforce respectful, attention to Its claims
consideration.
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will do all, that the Company claim II WILL
everytime. D.
Manufacturers of fine boots and shoes, BROCK
ton, Mass.
Irun one hundred stitching machines, an
have tried nearly every machine in the m ls1S
and do not hesitate to say thot the New whee.
Ter and Wilson Straight Needle stltcn - .no
them for family work. stitching tops OF boots
button holes vamping (both heavy ana hgn'
stock and in fact everything that requires
neatness and strength. ,,.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY Or
RAMSEY. District Court End. judicial
District.
Thomas Bower pitt.
VS..
William Dawson, Maria l.. Car
den and. Peter S. Garden her hus-} SUMMONS
band and Dewitt C. Jones Deft.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the above
named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action which said complaint has been filed in
the Office of the Clerk OF said court in the city
of St. Paul in the aforesaid county and state,
! and to serve a copy Of your answer to the said
com plant on the subscribers, at their office IN
St. Paul, in said Ramsey County, state OF
Minnesota within twenty days after the service S
of this summons upon you, exclusive OF the
day of such service, and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
Plaintlffin this action will apply to the court
for the relief demanded therein, besides the
costs and disbursements herein.
Dated November 9th A. D. 1876
MEAD & THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys st. Paul, Mimi:
| 1876 1t.
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Iestl. monlalS

ree%. moniaIs
s,.,,r.,s ne. 'ng Wheeler& Wilson's
rom sws.s,n Of Rotar Hook Lock-Shtch
Straight Needle Sewing Ma cn uh;o =. w;,son
we are useing seventeen .,;raa =, ~. 81
Straight Needle Sewing Maca .i IVES o . .na
torv for the purpose of stitca "ne w pooss au nt
spo..s and cording button holes. we 20 H 1o
s,so and would not use auy other irscl mE ~.
.Is, yasson that the Wheeler - n ,:v'
Wa.b;ne being superior to all others ,oI nAe
,..,,nsss in speed and durability, we peliese'
r mist supercede all other sewing na Gn
II "uS' WIN. LouxsBuRo 20.
Bridgeport, Conn.
V W. are using the Wilson Straight Nee sns
Sowing Machines, exclusively upon , ~" Coach .
,,stsnt leather werk on lahrs pa'en' 0o~~-
pads. winkers and frogs, e'c. ..;,e.,.;or
w. desire 10 express our entire sa,lsiacu -,
w .ne;r york. and wish to say tnas, Io !.
WIN .s' and dispatch Of good work, as WEI,
neatness a,;u ~" Te know Of no other to equa
L. PETERS 4 CALHOUN Co.
]. L. Courter, Secretary.
Manufacturers of saddles, harness, esc. Ns~ -
N. ]. xureeler = 49,
.stra;rht Needle Sewing Machine
~ them running at present, ~ &<
=. ~ in soon. we consider them n
Zines for all purposes, that aIo NJ
C ..S sreed. good work, with le
49, renairs. ..etc. The New SnA1
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Low Prices.For Dry Goods.

Owing to the change about to take place in
our firm we have determined before taking IN
ventory to reduce our stock to as low POM
az ncssible and to this end we now offer our en-
tire stock of dress goods, black alpaca colored
and black cashmeres, fiannels, blankets, cassi-
meres, hosiery. gloves, handkerchiefs, towels
nankins. damask, marseils quilts. corsetss,
trimmings, etc etc. at such prices as will speak
for themselves and command the attention OF
cash buyers from all parts OF the sta te.
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MARKET REPORTS
st. Paul Markets.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 8, 1877

PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
All that can be claimed is fair trade for the
week; still it was quite as large as was expected
for the week follow ing the holidays. The
large shipments to Manitoba noted last week.
are still continued. OWING to the comparative
inactivity in the pine woods the numbering de-
mand is much less than usual.
FLOUR---The price for -four under the form
er advance in wheat is very flrm, and If the
advance in wheat noted yesterday, continues,
dealers will be compelled to make another adj
vance non flour in order to keep up with the
advance in wheat will be maintained, and that
the figures will go higher be fore they fall.
Ths price of xxx bakers and family flour
is uuotable at $5.5Oa5:75 per Dbl FOX the best
Qualities. "Superlative," or patent process
flour is firm at s7.5Oa9.O0, as to brand and
quality Good brands of XXX are saleable at
the wide range Of s. 5saA.75; ordinary NIX at
$500,
WHEAT---The receipts by rail aud from the
street have been quite liberal, especially from
the street, and up to Monday the farmers
realized $l.15 for No. l; $l-10 for No 9; el.0O
for No. 8. Since Monday they have experience
ed the pleasure of an advance Of 10c Per BUSH
ell all around Quotations stand now at 81 %
for No. 1; 81 60. for No. 9, and $1.l5 for No 3
| Of course such an advance cannot fail to IN
crease the receipts. While this advance il
made here, the foreign demand is regular, i
not increasing, while considerable portisn Q
our wheat is wanted by the Canadians. It j
not probable, however, that much Of tn
wheatin Minnesota will ever find its oway +
any foreign country, - will all be requires
ct home.
The following ~ the lquotations Of No.
4 wheue n the geak maelsts yea1srdny weak an
- This week.
- "a u a19s9d
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The Minnesota Farmers Mutual insurance
Company.

Our readers should not fail to keep their
property insured in these hard times. True;
t NAV be difficult to raise the money to pay
the premiums; but on the other hand 40, any any
serious loss at such time OF hnancial collapse
as this, might entail absolute ruin.
Aud it must be remembered that the Farm
ers Mutual Of Minneapolis will insure farm
property. houses, barns, horses, cattle, grain,
Etc. at such reasonable figures as will place IN
within the reach even Of N those Of hum Fun
sacratarv If the Minnesota Farmers Mutual In
urance company, Minneapolis, Mimi and
:. will furnish you free OF cost all needed
M. ,rmation upon the subject.
n IN 9 agents of the other insurance compan
ha had many hard words to h sny ss mns
M mr.. NJ. nbered that it has been taking risks al
S e ,nss ,ch below their rates. and that it ha
done an i'm menss business all over the e s'a a
and morrow er that II mas promptly ln'' -
0 what NOR. want fa1mersl az, Give it
m ,ar eyi Sv a 30 dom g. besides aiding home in
StitutiOn.
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Hoiloway's Ointment.

Sore legs, wounds ulcers &c., can Dc cu,vn
Is to to reduce the local inflammation, soothe the
neiehboring nerves. cool the heated blood and
render the watery ichorous discharge consist consist
emit and healthy Happily, HolloWay's oint-
ment accom- pl.shes these ends with unlallns
certainty % cents per box or pot.
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